The New York Herald Newspaper, January 19, 1864, Page 10

* NEW YOP7% HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1864.—TRIPLE ee a a ~ I 5 “ a SS ean — moma om ned, «vid, 8 Douse? scemed van, -AMOUERUS reinia | Cit jevads Territ ING FROM UTAR, - | SSweceistny tise’ Zotme eis Sent “am ane | INSHBESTING MANSLAUGHTER CASE, | Nodes soap tg ns soa ave ao. | Remaettaguauumen fone i pean sormory G : canes * 7 | eed neh the Petar ata lotta om D, Wolmes for tne Hstning | seibed, What edie ict pon ie | WAmonreus, tag), 0m Of the ate Andrew A governing ; ith general re | (righ of Joke B, Holmes fer the 111i mind ef ime ¢ ing the injur: - | Menaeuna.—At New Dur’, J. 2 Sans Pepa cate ffoas 5 Faun of Policaman Gourley. fete uate de ferme ring, Te Court cided wx: J wary oy Mr, Bowan J. Manas, age So aay Ay 5 . : et of Incorporation f 4 08 Me PF OVER AND TERUINER. Grade the question, Lares z MERTING OF THY LEGISLATURE. | 4 see eercty, mentee? or ining compan WT endece te not Joog vig & person ive, and yer die om the eeets | tend the fuser, ao, Ads APG respectli invited to at : o The healthy condition of *” 4 tances of she Territory The trial of Jobo B. Holmes for ihe killing of Police- | of that blow? (The District Attorney objected to the | the residence of b's ‘mother in-law, Mrs. Lovett, at Castle & errr mre je represented as very ara g. From the Auditor’s : and the fined the objection.) Hu, two o'e! oi, mother w, Mra. Love \ Case mad Ho a | 2 roport It appears that wae acsesecd valuation of the tax: | man David Gourley, of the First ward, on the night of Q. About how many feet from Holmes were you when | at half past +¢, fe ogy Ma os ee ee in | NE anda dense fog prevailing, with occasional slight show. Pt iy able property, Of fis Territory J five million8 | 1. er 3, 1654, commenced yesterday (January 18), | the biow was struck? A, About twenty feel; the blow | Monday ate beaters ae with aan = 4 MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR, | fortyciest i oraaa sg elt eneeecars tami | before teabove court. Tbe accugod, i wil be rece. | sunbed uo man: wen 8'man i ctonaed Ro has bot tbe | © Umerditmta \Patny morning, January 18, 0% two | Sly utattaasr Sa eee ateteane erae wero was, 4gMihe ‘Treasury, at tbe commence | jected, wan tried for tho offence before, but the jury fail- | Proper nee of hie Meuliion, | ing | oclgck, re. “Many M. Mirani, formerly of Nantuoket, | {ipg, ‘muore a stile large quality of feld fee 1a { 2° caret ment of “tho decal your ending Qer- dt» 1863, | tng to agreo, he was discharged on bail. The indictment | head? /. A sort of lusanity or exeltement upon recover- da ‘and relatives of the family aro juvited to | and rivers, but it tsgradually disappearing, aud ebould th@ ; | tre thedfand four hundred and thirty-nine dollars and 5 a tier | ing consciousness, x attend ec neat reusiven of the fam iy are riled so, | sad Hnaenlhts demetesiy, Menpeescesy Mes AMES i | Prosnects of the Future Wealth and Bistyy.cight conta; that thero was received into the Treas | continued to ang over his head, however, avd now, . From the effect of sachs blow how long might a | Twenty-‘nfth street’ and Fourth avenue, on Wednesday | time it will elfectually clear the harbor. In the at! i} : Brand Prep te aslare and’ twelve cena; tas there | S1D86 0 Dearly fan you, whem a et ce ee ee ear nee ee Tere | gee Soseagn as na : the fog became more dense, causing greater delays in | . . red and forty-fvs ; ba Decome almost forgotten, be is called upon WwW! 5 VY GAUSLAND.—At Bank, N. J., on Saturday morn- te boats. The Staten . a ‘ing the fecal year eleven thousand four t ‘cree i has been | ing, ruasiog of (0 ton Prosperity of the Tervitory. pet sted aug 8 ‘dollars’ ana thirty-seven cents | to answer, Tho circumstances attending Holmes’ case FS pepe Beppo, pea pod peg od Be oe 16, Tuna, oldest daughter of James (de- | Tunene® meine yd pronyeene a — re } ether ‘31 ‘Tee twenty. a een ewes are somewhat peculiar, and will bear perusal, notwith- | of such a blow? A. Yoo. October 31, iy in 3 Nasi.—At Bridgeport, Conn., on Sunday, January 17, | ingatS PM. A large number of people, mostly residents : MQ join . 140 | "anism 8. Nasu, aged 27 years. y, Z were congregated at the ferry house for 4 ¥ standing the caze i# co old. The prisoner, it appears, wasa | By Mr. Ho!—Q. You do not know Holmes? A jas, 21 years. the inland, rr Re “ Binet) nn aoe anak tiie ee hots oversee.) 1 ciel an in the cemetacte ‘Anthony #. Bleecker, hi 1 GAs Bn now bia) AY ee aan in a ene ca weal neevises at the North Congregational charch, | and after dark a number whose patience became overtax Termination of Indian Hos Bd ie ag ee utive Department, U.T.,G.8- Is CY» | gna lived in Greenwich, near Rector street. He was some- Timothy Ryan depooed that bo was e polionman 18 the, eras Harlem, oo Monday, January 1 of diptho. | cbarered the fetid cares Reduekostcramwreds. ‘ 863. First preci Gour! i ms ic croup, Gzoras Wiztam, oldest chil John and itend. ie: : what. of a paltaclen, ands: SO fal of: 1804, wre Hoopital, and. afterwards eaw the body fu | Barwa & Overeconed ¢ and at 9 PM quite e number still remained ip hope. & tilities. Court of General Scenions. B eandidate for the ofice of Alderman against the then oneed atthe be "at tho station Bouse that oivbt | ~The Femalas wil be takes te Pinenc tS ae fotor- | teen cetta netaee ta tute chy wae complied, fa Before Hon, A. D, Ruesel, City Judge. present incumbent, Josian W. Brown. During the cav- who was with Gourley on | ment. morning, to charter a propelier (the Odd Fellow) at ; i Sound Loyal Sentiment in the Territory. WHAT PRIGONERS THINK OF THR NEW CITY JUDGE— TRIALS, BTC. Jax. 18.—Hon, A. D, Russell, the recently appointed City Judge, took bis seat this morning forthe first’ time vase, which was quite an exciting one, the prisoner, as it is charged, committed some breach of the peace in Green- wich street within a few steps of his own doorway. AD after the occurrence; Sheoban, the night in question, is dead. Rics.—On Sunday evening, January 17, G ‘Crosa-examined—Did daughter of Mary and Bernard “ad street, Brooklyn, aged 1 year, 9 months and 14 ame? ArT aids his bead ‘bad cone affvir Hi somo pived do i; Shoshana je dead and buried; I heard tuat be Island to convey himself and five others to the city, $50 therefor, when the ferry boats were lying at the q refusing to ran, as the fog was so dense and the ioe 20 ‘We have no disasters to report from collision or the ice. ~ attempt was made to arrest by officers David Gour- Dr E,W. Derby, of the New York iene of ine ay ad are respectfully tovited CESE COL ERAS tm the Court of General {Sessions, The courtroom was | joy ond Michael Sheehan, when a souffle cnsued, and Boyt was sieh iochow thacaeapat dente, Tus i eeiewe, palis, cere rae, abana : Annexin Segre Soran for aro 16 ia now crowded with epectators and the dock with pe Gourley fell to the sidewalk, exclaiming, ‘I am stabbed.” | evi ‘was that used on the former trial, and was sub- | Maram, wife of Thomas Reynolds, 46tb year of her ee i an aot Brseap pray the rest Among the latter there seems to exist a wholesome: Subsequent events showed that the wound wasa morta) | mitted to the jury without any objection on the part of 2. fongratulations Upon the Rapid Progress of © the Pacific Railroad. de. eet, Williamsburg, Fortress. Mon , bench in this court. When on their way from the Tombs | shown that just after the stabbing Holmes was seen to 1g no ene the Vanrnepler the lies the — sir a rg. _ | gGtzamantr Taos Swann, hence for Fortn nrg ex MeteRR Rp. ee Pe. to the court room they learned, for the first time, that | posh into his house with a knife or dagger in his hand, rere tents ars the prosecution here closed, and the | uary 18, ‘Eowant Roun se renyy aio Tins a ape Henry.” ‘Aaa FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE TERRITORY, Key Ke. he. Gur Utah Correspondence, Grxat Sart Lane City, Dec. 16, 1863. ‘TE LEGISLATURE, rived ‘on Saturany inst, while lying at pler 27 ; “ RosenrixtD —On Monday, January 18, Jura A, Resen- |, was struck a body of ice ‘The Legielature, which convened in this city on Mon- | tho bed and board of Margaret, and etole the money | The trinl, which oconpled several days, resulted, as we Fe ee te rook yD) guise Vag | FIND, in the 24th your of ber ages? a Which bee channela god’ saried rudaer post, causiog Der, 7 last, organized without a word of division and elected | whije the }-tter was asleep, On. being challenged with | gaid before, in the disagreement of the jury acd the dis | Ny eat Jersey City, to Miss Harn A. Mrrsersav, of | _, Tue relatives and friends of the family are invited to | to leak. She was towed to a safer position, Daniel H. Wells President of the Council, and John Taylor Speaxer of the House. Yestorday, in joint session, the message of the Chief Fxecutive was read. A thousand ‘copies were ordered to be priuted iv pamphlet form for @istribution, and the document is also to be printed in the Deseret Mews; and thus far we have sailed into law making smoothly. Before touching upon the contents of tbe meseage; a word or two in regard to ‘THR PAST OF UTAR, Weare “a peculiar peeplo” out here, and have a pece liar history; but, taking us ‘all and all"—jike Hamlet's father—we aro protty mach like the rest of humanity in curlikea ani dislikes, Rave some very good streaks in oer composition and are vastly found of decent treat- ment, Allcreation knows that we have had very inte Testing times—some of these rather stirring; but, being Particular favorites with Providence, we invariably 9 res} ited 12 from Lahaina, “ * " ” , 7 went out- Henry D. John Bradburn. street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o’ciock. ert H., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this ome out at the big end of the hora.” Horetofore we | Pibed alittle mare spiritual comfort, and hen went cut- | Beary D. Clark. OP eke a _Boooks.—On Sunday, January'17, Jogres Bzooxs, ana- | (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her lato'resi- | ofMP Furopy Milton, NP. arr at: do same datefrom the ave been content with Jabor iu the flelds and canons, | ¢5 turn in, and chose the sidewalk for a bunking place. Hezekiah Bunce. P, R. Asbury. tive of Manchester, Eagland, in the 49tb year of his age. | dence, 180 Navy street, Brooklyn. Bark Cicero, Stivers, NB. arr at do same date from do, ‘and, toghe credit of the people be it said, have made tho “deser® t@ bloseom as the rose.’’ A barren, howling ‘waste has lost its solitude and is now the homes of tens of thousands of honest peasantry. Money—‘‘the root of all evi was celdom seen, except by the very few: yet without it, the people managed to get along amazing- dy, and gloried in “homespun.” No traveller has ever passed through Utah without com- plimenting Brigham Young for the — direction be has given to the people's labor; in a few years they will becomo socially independent. Sheep raising for the purpore of sapplying the woollen winter clothing wasan jtem of almost canonized faith, and at the word “go” hundreds of families moved down ‘% the banke of the Rio Virgin and Santa Clara to grow, raise and manufacture cotton, and have done it. Ip tat section of country, whose general feature is oto 1) ie Y 0 o 1 . friends,of the family are respectfully | toria. Kay. do (and all remained 19th). gigantic cinder Leap, ag if all the voleances of tho New | to tako Fieming’s life. Tho jury remained out abont an | Mr. Brown: when about twenty-five feet from 58 Green. | parents, 56 Bond street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at half. a 5 World had belchoa forth their burning lava at the sky | hour, and rendored a verdict of guilty. ‘The prisoner was | wich street T'saw a crowd on the stoop; there was some | past ous o'clock. Preaek otis athe Ch Lea te int | bet Poladdahin fetal eoneauy terOmas weee eek Sod Jet it drop down on Southern Utah, they have been | remanded for sentence, and the court adjourned until | noise there, and Mr. Gourley, the policeman, said he would .——In Brooklyn, on Monday, January 18, Epwarp | two o’c! — residence Parents, 17! Wind, Giiman, Porlo Reo (and. sid Jan 1 for Philadelphia) able to raise the sugar cane in great richness, fruits | Twesday morping at eleven o'clock. go to the station house for help; he started towards | Brarp, in the 27th year of his age, native of county An- vera” Mondest, Ties 18, - Annie Bell. “Bowdon, and Alice Mowe, Townsend: da’ (and of evory kind, and allthe dyestulf that may bg required Trinity place, and on his way. meta policeman vrt—On Ncndsy, wary 18,° Mane PRA: Jan1 for Baltimore): 8th, Marco Polo, Roberias Dy the whole community. Some of the brethren, with a little knowledge or chemistry, havo labored away till Mhey have brought ito market the chemistry for the Kitchen that equals if not eurpasses that exported from the States. In short, Brigham and the Saints have shown That they could make a world of their own—if not “out of vothing” quite ae near that,I think, as was ever done-—sectarian notions to the contrary notwithstanding. All this was creditable; the most inveterate of enemies accorded the honors of virtnous labor to the people, and the passing immigrante trom the Atlantic to the Pucific States and Territories reaped immense advantages from reinforcements of cheap supplies. TAR PROPOSED FUTURE OF UTAH. Tn the philosophy of the tabernacle, the reigning mon arch of the vether regions has done his best to break up the “kingdom” by persecution, poverty, crickets and Uld Buck's soldiers; aud, baving signally failed in these ef- te, the smb-e gentleman is credited with a new Policy, and he is now to attempt the overthrow of tho “kingdom” by riches. It is now proposed to heap riches upon our unwilling beade, and gold. silver and precious of being tried by Judge Rossel, They remember with fear his vigorous course when formerly seated on the Judge Russel was to try them, and confidentially in- formed the officers that they expected to get bell from oki Russel, and were very pressing ip their entreaties to be kopt back until next term. Elizabeih Green, a rather pretty lookling young wo- man, pleaded guilty of having stolen $185 in greenbacka, (he property of Margaret Roache, of No, 73 Washington street, on the 24th of December last, Elizabeth stered the theft ehe confessed “her guilt, and refunded ali the money, except one dollar, Mr. Abraham Reale, agent of the Prison Discipiine Association, explained the circum- stauces to Judge Russel, who afterwards sent her to the penitentiary for ope year. Honora Murphy, short in stature and respectable in appearance, pleaded guilty of having stolen sixty dollars |grom Mr. Schimasten, on the 17th of last month, and eaid she would not have done it only the complainant took inaproper liberties with her, She was remanded for sen- tence. tied Schoen, a German tailor, pleaded guilty of having uttered a counterfeit five dollar bill en the Com mereial Bank of Burlington, Vt. Sentenced to the Stato Prison for two years. jawrence Madden, one of the low browed and soap locked fratcrm ty, was tried for stealing a gold wetch, Valued at $149, from William M. Stocking, on the coth of July last. It appeared from the evidence that con- Piainapt, who is @ sailor, had been cruising around among the liquor saloons, and finally hove to in one at the corner of Roosevelt and Soutb streets, where he im- Madden, with some of his associates, then appropriated complainant's timekeeper, and the case was proved to the satisfaction of the jury by the evidence of Prescott, one of Madden’s friends, and Richard Pine, a bartender. A verdict of guilty was rendered after bat a short deliber- ation, when counsel for the defence moved a susponsion of septence until Saturday. Judge Russell eald he did not seo what end was to be accomplished by any stag of proceedings, and sentenced Madden w the State Prisop for two years, Francis Burke, &@ young, respectable looking map, waa then placed on trial for assaulting Thomas Fleming with a dangerous weapon on the 16th of October ast. The affray took place in a Centre street saloon, where Fleming wapomployed as barkeeper. The two men had a few words, and Fleming put Burke out on the sidewalk. Ina short time Burke returned, and on Fleming again attempt- ing to pnt him out, he drew a knife and stabbed him seve- ral times, and left the knife sticking in Fleming's body. Tho injuries inflicted were of a serious nature. and from a few words uttered by Burke when he entered the barroom for the second time, it appears to have been his intention Police Intelligence. THE SHOOTING OF MR. WALLIS—IS CONDITION. Mr. Charles Wallis, the man who was shot in the face early on Sunday morning by a burglar, who had forced an entrance to his dwelling, corner Fifth avenue and Forty- ‘fifth street, as reported in yesterday's Imnatp, was alive and apparently quite comfortable yesterday afternoon. The attending surgeon bas been unable to locate the bullet, which piorced the victim’s face on the right side of the nose, and lies embedded inthe mouth or head. Hopes are entertained that Mr. Wallis may recover, but he is regarded ag being in an extremely critical con- dition. Should inflammation ensue from the wound the consequences are greatly to be fesred. The window which the —— forced open, communicetes with a rear room (first floor) on Forty-fiith street, At the time there were three females asleep in that room, one, the unfortunate man dying at the New York Hospi- tal the following day, On the Coroner’s inquest it was and that the blade of this weapon corresponded with the wound inflicted upon tho person of the deceased. The prisoner, in his examination, acknowledged that be used the knife, but maintained that be acted solely in self defence; that be bad beon knocked by @ blow on the head witha clnb in the hands of one of the officers, and that, fearing they would kil) him, he was forced to the necessity of stabbing deceased. charge of the prisoner on bail. When Holmes next falls ‘under our notice he js arrested on oharge of forging his wife's signature to a deed, upon which charge he was tried, convicted and sentenced to ten years’ confinement in the State prison. Through the interposition of some influential friends the prisoner procured a pardon at the bands of Governor Morgan, and was released from fing Sing ere he had served balf bis time. A year or more elapsed, and the accused was once more deprived of his liberty, on the old charge of homicide. The District Attorney signified his intention to try the case Juring the present term of the Oyer sod Terminer, and the case was set down for yos- terdny accordingly. Mr. Hall appear?d for the prosecution and ex-Recorder ith for the defence. Considerable time wae wasted in mpannelling a jury, but at length the following named gentlemen were sworn to aet:— John M. Foster, foreman. Fred. W. Keilenbarg. James A. Daify, Phikip J. Weaver, A. B. Knapp. Nathan Worle; In opening the case for the prosecution the District Attorney stated that he would refrain from enter- ing into the details of the case, preferring ratber that the jury should hear them from the Jipe of the witnesses. In his opinion the case was one of manslaughter in the third degree, but if the jury thonght fit to bring in a verdict of manslaughter in the fourth degree, the prosecution would also be satisfied. Policeman Sheehan, one of the principal witucsses, was dead; but there were three important witnesses yet alive, namely:—Jacob L Smith, member of Assembly; Josiah W. Brown, ex-Alderman, and Dr. Nichter, who witnessed the occurrefce, and would state all they knew concerning the case. TESTIMONY. Jacob L. Smith, member of Assembly, deposed as follows—I reside at 20 State street; I know the accused, John B. Holmes; saw a difficulty between him and some Policemen on the ie the 3d of November, 1854; it Was about twelve o’clotx at night; I was walking down Greenwich street, on the west aide, in company with named Sheehan: they returned to the atoop where Mr. Holmes ‘was standing, and I eaw Gourley walking towards Holmes to nrrect bim; while Gourley was walking towards Holmes, the latter started across the street, towards bis house; Gourley started after him. and by the (ime they got to within twenty-five feet of Holmea’ house G lon the sidewalk, mayis De was stabbed; Sheehan fol- lowed Molmes, and knocked him down with aclub; Holmes then got up, and went towards his honso; I fol- lowed, witb the intention of arresting bim; but, seeing a dogger in his band, 1 did not interfere; Holmes then ev- tered bis house, and ran up stairs. Q. When you first saw Holmes was he standing? A. Yes; five or six minutes elapsed between the time Gour loy went away for nssistance and returned again; do not remember what Holmes said tp tho interval, Q. Did you see Holmes or Gourley make any motion abont the time Gourley fell? A. Tthink Mr. Holmes made a motion as if he was stabbing, Q. When Gourley fell how near was Sheehan to the feomsed? A, Two or three feet; and I was right behind heehan. counsel for the defeace. ets Hall then proceeded to read the examination of the as given on the Coroner’s panel, — there ir case was adjourned until eleven o’clovk this morning. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. 7 Marric Srarke—PEArsaLl.—\t Wea! ter, on Wednesday, January 6, by the Rev. Samuef G. Appleton, Wituiam ‘Sparks to Estusr E., daughter of Denton Pearsall, Esq., of Westchester. Union, Broome county, N.Y. Died. ALexanper.—On Sunday, January 17, of diptheria, Tngopore, youngest gon of George and Rachel Alexander, aged 3 years and 2 months, The relatives and frieuds of the family are invited to atiend the funeral, frompgene residence of hisjparents, No. 24 Hamilton place, Clymer street, Will amsburg, on W« dpesday afternoon, at half past one o’clock. Burnes —Killed at the fire in Duano street, on Satur- day, January 16, Gponcs W. BurainGe, aged 31 years. The relatives and frieads of the family, and the New York Fire Department, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from tho Rey. Dr. Chapin’s church, Broad- way, this day (Tuesday), at twelve M. 1 Lack. At Greenpoint, on Saturday, January 16, Mrs. Mertaa Buack, relict of John Black, in the 69th year of r Ths relatives and friends of the family are respectfully iuvited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her scm in-law, William Secor, No. 71 Madison place, Oak His friends are respectfully invited to attend the fune- rl, from Thomas McKpight’s, 26 Bleecker street, near Nott, this (Tuesday) morning, ax ten o’clock. Ba.pwin.—In Brooklyn, on Paturday evening, January 10, Ruuecca Batuwin, widow of Captain Gilbert Baldwin, cf New York, oged 75 years and 16 days. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the fun- eral, from her late residence, No. 294 Fulton street, Brooklyn,on Wednesday, without further notice. The remen will be taken to Hempstead, Long Island, for in- termert. Brownaipcr,—On Sunday, January 17, Joszrn Brown: RiGE, aged 83 years, 3 monius and 9 days. His relatives and friends, and alao the active aud honorary members of Phenix Hose No. 22, are respect- fully invited to attend the fuceral, at the First Baptist church. corner 9f Elizabeth and Broome streets, this (Tuesday) atternoon, at one o'clock. Brapy.—On Monday, January 18, of congestion of the lungs, Jouy L., oaty son of John H. and Eliza Brady, aged 1 year, 1 month and 20 8. ‘Tbe funeral wiil take place from the residence of his trim, Ireland. His friends are respectfully invited to attend the fune- ral to Greenwood, on Wednesday, at two o'clock, abrir late ine 155 Water street. Al 3 please copy. fumewna) Monday, Janvary 18, Baxxan C., wife of Raseell D. Briggs, aged 48 years and 3 days. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral service, at the residence of George Braid, 336 East Thirtioth street, thie (Tuesday) morning, * ishingion and Virgin please copy.” ashington an inia papers please copy. B Ypey.—Jn Newark, N. J., on Sunday, January 17, Jexyerr L., wife of Henry S. Boyden and daughter of Dauiel Likely, E:q., of New York, in the 25th year of ber ‘age. The relatives and friends of the famt!y are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this — afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late res! » No. 8 Franklin place. Interment at Mount Pleasant (emetery. Basermt.—On Monday, January 18, at bis late residence, 201 Weet Twonty seccnd street, Mr. Wituiam 4. Basset. Notice of funeral to-morrow. “Fo relatives, friends and acquaintances are fully invited to attend the fpemicn ‘Wednesi noon, at two o'clock, from her residence, 192 Johu- ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully funeral, from hig late residence, Lawrence street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, Man- hattanville, on Wednesday, at twelve o’olock M. Rurarrrorp.—At Newark, N, J., on Sunday, nn, ho ne onty eon of Dennis G. Tho funeral will take p'aco this (Tuosday) afternoon, at two o’clock, from the foatdtaoe 4 8 Plane street, Newark. invited to attend the his parents, No. 46 attend the funeral, from tho residence of George W. Bell, Kent street, Greenpoint, on Weduesday afternoon, at Swayroy.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, January 15, Mary Asn, wife of Edwin Swanton, aged 51 years, The relatives and frionds of the family, also the mem- No. 50,1. 0, of 0.'F., and of Com 0, 407, F. and A. M., are respectfully invite to attend the funeral, from her late residence 61 Elliott place, this (Tuesday) Srxir.—In Brooklyn, on Satarday morning, January 1 w street, Miss Lvoy lugh Speir, of Newburg, in bers of Atlantic Lod; monwealth Lodge, afternoon, at two o'clock, at her late residence, Spam, daughter of the late EH the 51st year of her age, ‘The funeral service will take place in the church on the Heights, Pierrepont strect, corner of Monroe place, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o’ciock. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend without further notice. Smirn.—Suddenly, on Sunda widow of Edwin Smith, aged 69 Her friends, and those of her sons, Edwin P. and Rob- January 17, Harrwr, ears. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fuueral, from the residence of her parents, 724 Fighth avenue, corner of Fiftieth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, without further no- ler remains will be taken to the Evergreens ceme - tery for interment. Sciuvay.—On Monday, January 18, Damier, beloved son of Dennis and Julia Sullivan, aged 2 years and 8 days. The friends of the family are mast respectfully inviled to attend tho funeral, this (Tuesd: ast one o'clock, from the residen ater street, aud from thence to Culyary Cemetery. S:uve.--On board the ship Good Hope, to ti Bengal, on Sunday, Febi ') afternoon, at half. of his paronts, 478 ruary 22,1863, Exaxcet Si.ve. His relatives can learn particulars by calling at No. 19 West Forty-first stroet. TaomPron.—On Sunday, Januai Tuomveon, youngest child of Harriet 4. rane ', 11 months and 9 days, CLEMENCE DEB Giranpin, wife of Francis L. Tift, The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral services, at the Church ao street, on Wednesday morning, at half- on Monday morning, roth St. Vincent deo = Seventh avenue, Wittiam Waicar, in the 62d year of is age. ihe friends of the family are invited to attend the ‘Tuosday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from Canada papers please copy. EWws. in the regular lines, *t Queenstown, ox: ery steam: r from Liverpool eal new names, all built under special inspection. This useful, and important work can be had of Messrs Taylor, Martay horne & King, 85 Wal street. Fe 265, ted Az ‘and owned in this clty.) Sarr E Sovttarn—The bull and materials of this as thd ea Quer nea® Biage Talaud Mo, was Soldat auction tk Bath on Friday yaney, OB, Jan 1 Mary Ann,’ trom Harbor Grane. Yor'New Yor, i Wi cargo, Joss at Louisburg. Brig Evranora, Plummer, from Rio Janeiro. which ar. Scan Lxwts Sears, from Salisbury for New Y sprang aleak and was towed into Hampton Roads 12th {1 where 8. she sunk to her bulwark Scur Srraxcer, of Sandwich, which was carried away from Wing's Neck’ 7th inet, by the $ee, was seen morning 15th, near the shore at North Falmouth, as before reported, re E © Dennison was under sail, apparently trying to work oul th 100 puncheona of tum, 40, sprang aleak and was run Sshore on Grand Turk Reet on'the morning of Deo 2s. The Cargo was saved by wreckers and sold at Grand Turk. The vessel was a total loss: sold for $50. é Scin Prant. (of Moriches, LT), Tathllt, recently captured ant burned ‘by the revels in York River” Va, had « erew of five persons, who were taken prisoners. ScHR Vorant, of and from Myatic, Conn, while comin through Hell Gate on Monday morning, went ashore on MM Rock, where she remains, Scar Asnorz—An unknown schr went ashore on the beach near Cape Henlopen night of 15th inst, Whalemen. if Ship Europa, Crosby, of Edgartown, arr at Honolulu Nov with 360 wh 3590 bone the season. Bark Heroules, Dexter, NB. arrat do same date from do, with 900 wh 19,000 bone the ro bers, Swain RB, arr at do Nov 13 from dow swith Pep wh 1500 bone tn seas wi 01 Bark Jireh Swift, Wil Liat NB, arr at do prev to Nov 26, Ship Bart Gosnold, Bolles, arr at Lahaina Nov 12 from Ochotsk, with 250 wh! 2500 bone the season Massachusetts. Greene, arr at do Nov 23 from doy. Bi with 40 4p, 70 wh 269 ome the 0 Bark ason. ioneer. Plaskett. NB, sld from St Catharines prev to Nov 20, to cruise. Spoken, &e. Ellen Sears, Bartlett hence for San Francisco, Nov, 25. of Diego Ramirez Teland, Ship Charles ‘Davenport, Preble, from Callao Oct 20 for France, Nov 24, Int 86 208, ion 64 50. ‘ A AL 4 os tea ital nd Asrixwaut. Deo 30—Arr ol! +! al Aue’ Renney, NYorks Jon Le rleauehid Divot, havenets Go, Sid Dee 3, brigs Costa Rica, Peri, NYork: Jan ba; P Lacoste, Gray, Minatitlan; 8th, aRaDos, Dec 1—Arr brig John Smith, Vining, NYork; 16th, bark Sontertma, Hainmond, do: ithe brig Gueen Vie NYork; schr Mindora, Sargent. Porto Rico. Hoxo! Nov 24--Atr ship Syren, Sears, San Francisco ‘sland (and anchored ontside): 25th, bark NS 'uget Sound; brigs Advance, Barlow, in Francisco for Shanchae; 26th, Curlew. Newbury, do for Manila (and proceeded) ; ith, Dark Constitution, Puget on PANAMA, Jan S—~Arr steamships Moses Taylor, Bletheny, ees: Pelvadon herbage conuet American porta }, Bl ‘rinceton, Wamack, Cv’ 7 “Bowra Anexia. Dez Si Are Br ship Gosta Ries, London. 7 Kits, Dee 2%—No Ain vesecl in Br Joun, NS, Jan 1—Cid sche Loring, Cole, Philadelphia, TON, Jan 1ocAceachr FH Jones Stewart, Ellvabeh BOS’ |. Jan 16—Avrr schr T R Jones, 7 ~ ort, Cid. steamer Saxon, Matthews, Phiiadelphi Theva, Bradshaw, St John, NB; barks Acact Pinkham, Barbados: Agnes Fraser (Br). Fraser, Havana: © ing. New Or'ent Fr brig Edw Thomoeoi rete echra Freeman Metheson, Miragoane; Camilla, Chap- . Turks Islands; JB Dailey, Wall, Georgetown; 8 A ‘moni. Higging, ‘Baltimore; HW Alwood, Rich, Phila- delphia. Sid steamer Saxon, barke John Aviles, Chief, J W Andrews; brige Foster, Lauria, Panola & lise: and from below ai ip Eureka. bark J Capus. Sbip Ratiler started and ; call nt Londonderry. ‘The he stream, metals are to rush upon us till wo forget “the world to | but the desperado taking po notice of thom, passed on to | Q. When you saw Gourley fall did yougo tohim? 4. Benxuanor.—In Hoboken, on Monday, January 18, Mar- | steamers for or from the Continent, call at Soutdarmpton. Las stag Phe dg . come” in the cnr of the ‘world that is. In briof, | the bedroom of Mr. Wallis, whose pantalcons pocket he | No; 1 kept my eve on Holmes. aay canes BuRKRaRDT, in the 30th year of her a; . hl = — tadede Geneon E Ne iliems, Sleeper, Patumere vie Roek, the peopie of Utah see before them a future which, if re- alized, will destroy the old landmarks, wipe out of memo at this timo commenced to search tor money. it w that Mrs. Wallis discovered the burgiar, who threatened G. How far bad Holmes got when Sheehan knocked bim ge. The relatives and friends of the family, also the mom- Bird. Mi Ie, seer portena rates Freee rd. er, Havana via Portland: achra “4 Reweastie, Del; Hosta, Hunt, Eivabsthport.. Sid alenmer down? A. Five or six feet. bers of Washington {look and Ladder Company, No. 1, of ant, Klizabet ry the Utan of the past, and change the whole character | her with instant death ifsbe gave theslarm. In a few ©. Where was Holmes when you saw the blade ef the | Hoboken, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, Pequot ( vig 8 Potledo Ship Enoch, bark J W An _ abd ‘ace of things here. American citizens have the right | moments afterwards, however, when the screams of the | knife or dagger in his porsession? A. He was running | on Wednesday arternoon, at two o'clock, from the resic By ed Satur to engage on American soli mn whatever enterprise they think proper, whether it be raising wheat or digging gold, and the miner has as much right to *thang out bis shingle”? ae the farmer has to hang out his; and the man in gold may just please bimeelf in the game of brag as well as “*any other map,” j TOE MINERAL WEALTB. frightened woman aroused her husband, the burglar be- coming alarmed, shot Mr. Wallis as he arose in bed, and escaped through the open window; but not until an ac. complice from the outside had fred another ehot into the house for the purpose of intimidating any one who might ve induced te pursue them. irs. Wallis states that she hat @ good view of the murderous wretch, and thinks she would be able to identify him. She further states into his house, and < it in bis hand; the blade was from five to seven inches long. Q. What became of Gourley? A. I don’t know; I think Team bim ip the station house afterwards; my presence there was partly accidental. Cross-evamtned—9. Did yon know that any one bad been knocked down when yon frst camenp? A. I did dence of her husband, 100 Washington street, Hoboken. Cnaxt.—On Satarday, January 16, after a short ilivess, Hawny ALonzo, eon of Navid D. Crane, in the 24th year of bis age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Reformed Dutch church, corner of Bleecker -and Wost Tenth streets, this nd brig pape od . Arr brivs § E Shaw, and Alex Nickels, 4 Islde; v4 sehr Mindora, Turks Islands. Below, bark Nineveh. from New Orleans. BELFAST, jan 10—Are brig Fredonia, Lord, Cardenas, BRISTOL. Jan 15—Sld_schrs Calista, Amesbury. Havana; Geo Fales, Nickerson, Matanzas; sloop Fred Brown, Carr, York. EASTPORT, Jan 12—Cla bark Dresden, Rand, Philadel Iu my lact letter I sent you quotations from the Vitette— | not. (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further invi- FALL RIVER Jan I7--Are achrs Fountain, Davis, and ‘& paper recently started here by the officers and men of | tbat a burglar entered the same window Rbont two |G. Woe Holmes not peaceable when you saw him? a, | tation. Marix Lonisa, Pghhina NYork. the California Volonteers—the gist of which was tue great | yerrs ago and stole $100 in cash trom her husband's pam |.fle was: did not seo bim make any Aistarbance; he was | Ct On Sunday morning, January 17, of diveaso FORTRESS MONROL, Vi, Jan il—Arr steamer MoClel- Mineral wealth of Utah. The General commanding the | pocket In her opinion that thief ie the one who shot |“within ten fect of his bouse when Sheehan knooked him | of the heart, Timoruy | UNNERN, aged 63 years, Ma Grey eek Lone: preanensnd. ERicaee Seer Weeeeney: district issued his circular inviting miners to Utab, ofer- | Mr. Wallis. The Nineteonth precinct police, a8 als» the | down; saw no one pick him up: did not notice any bload | _ The friends and relatives of deceased are respectfully s GLOUCKETER Jan 18 (not 6)—Arr brig Geo Amon, Treat” ing every protection and encouragement, and at the same | detective officers. are actively en; in ferreting out | on his face do not remeniber how many persons fol. | invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 499 Phitadelp’ a for Boston; echrs Fras J Cummings, Howland, time ordering the officers in command of posts and of | the !perpetrator of this foul crime. Mr. Wallis keeps a I Holmes towards bis house; Gourley and | Ninth avenue, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. City of Londoa’.. Denion, Md, for do; Antelope, Morton, N¥ork for Por! Sompanior to permit the soldiers everywhere ‘to pros- | grecery and liquor store, and hives in the roar part of the | shoclian were three oF font fost apart when Gourley | _ CRorsey —On Sunday, Jaacary 17, Heynuerra, wife of Be month: 15th, Respousible, Saville, Charlottetown, PEI, for pect” when not on duty. The spirit of the mersagé now jouse, He was born iu Germany, is said to beavery | jell. £ es might have bee: ck by Sheehan before | Jasper F. Cropsey. Baltimore. dettvored to the Logisiature ‘a almost wholly on this new reputable citizen. Gourley fell; Holmes was on his ztcop, running into his | T a folatives and friends ot the tamil are res tfahy pS pe tere == Fo oi ly pow ay oy lopment of the country, honestiy, no douht, betiey PeRsoNavinc AN Orricen.—Detective Wilson yesterday | house, woen Isaw the knife in his baud; there were | invited to attend tho funoral, from her late residence, 7: 0; i jonuves via ong that the future of Utah isto be the great centre of M y | dures or four porous in all after Holmes when ‘he staraea. | West Twonty-sixth etreet, on Wednesday. afternoon, a Boston: Seis Liles, 7gnagon, Geaires vinseagen Cones. the Pacific wealth. MATTERS IN GENERAL. ‘We are now in winter amusements, fall ewing. To- arrested John H. Ely, alias “Officer Andrews,”’ a good looking young man, who stande charged with pergonating an officer and attempting to extort money from various for his hovse. By Mr. Hall—I hod no feeling against Holmes or Gour- jey; Uknew Mr. Gourley; 1 did not know Holmes except one o'clock , without further invitation. Dowxeity.—-On Sunday, January 17, Joux Doyventy, aged 29 years and 10 ruouths. ~ ‘aine, Mayo, and BM jeorge L Green, Cobb, i. Gloucester for New enn night we have a great concert of javenilos—three hundred a by aight. ‘The relatives and {riends are respectfully invited to ‘agie, Seeley, Fall River for do. Sid brig Cath- voices trained in the ‘‘sal-fa” method of singing. To. | falco keepers, Charles Cragb, keeper of a saloon in | MYOe e mination resumed--Was Mr. Holmes a candi. | attend she funeral, from his late residence, 112 Piymonth arine Ro) fearon ers, ¥ (from Bitrabethport), 08 sehr Maracaibo, Hi nley (from Portland), N¥ morrow we are to have a ball, and on Saturday the open- | Broadway, near Bleecker streot. eg rod to prosecute | ase for aldertaan at this time? street, Ercoklyn, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'cl-ck. 16th, AM—Sid sehr 3.8 Mud Handen (from Providence), ing of the theatre for the winter—first plece, The Marble | the prisoner. Tt appears that Ely had been in his place | “SFr onected to the question, Politics had been | Dav.— B Monday moramg, january 18; {0 the 74th year Deal's island, Most of the windhound veassle are geting Beart. with a silver sbield op bis breast, on which was engraved | Geayged lato the caze on the iors of ber aco, iizaxcr Day, late of Newburg, widow of under way to go out Price Of breadstnif> rising every week. Flour that ean Ege ao threatensd to ied coe = bon | that on thin occasion the Dourlweek F Capt. William «ay : TICR. on AL vd Ag oy el BY Kelley, New are gesting comfortable, and money is Plenty. A Drotal murder was committed here fast week, and ‘She alleged murderer is on trial. Till then we had been very quiet. THE GOVERNOR'S MESCAGE, ‘The following isan abstract of this document s—The “Officer Andrews” being questioned, the detective we, called god arrested bim. Justice Hogan committed the accused to the Tombs for trial Avrexruxe ro Pasé Counterrm: Monry.—Juan J. Madiz, a Central American, was arrested by officer odrt sustained the objection of the District At- torney and excluded the qu H Josiah W. Prown, x Ald posed that he lived at No. 1 was a resident of the First and John B. Holmes; on th man of the First ward, de- Waveriey place; in 1856 1 i: Tkoew David Gourioy tof the 34 of November, tend the tuveral, this (Tuesday) afternocn, at two o'clock, from the residence of Capt. Pen), Wattington, 317 Degraw street, Brookiyn Daeesx.—On Monday morning, January 18, Jiues, only child of fhomas aud Margaret Deogan, aged 1 year, 8 months and 11 days. vi foth, sehr Olive Hayward, harles Hoaghton, Brown mu W Proster, Wyatt, Baltimore: sthre Joun T Willis, Curtis, and Maria Lunt, ‘Tracey. i2th, bark ¢ Goifres, Ciarke, do: sehr Oiter Rock, Tho npson. Philatelphia; 14th, steamer Mary A Board- a AAO. a . Graflam, Alexandria. ; a pansteg dows ¢ ee: The friends cf the family are respectfully invited to at Peete CAITR NDE aS a ‘adock, Philadelphta: measage is addressed to the Honorable Council and House | McDoonell, of the Sixth precinct, charged with offering o | 1854.1 w wo oes Ed rly Tae et Se an uae: | tame ihe funeral, without furtuer ectice, from theres | Port of New York, January 38, 1864 | osik YB \ alent SK Wath, nt dep Grhadie: ene $f Representatives of the Legislative Assembly of Utah | pass a counterfeit $6 bill on the Henry D. Barto & Com | stoop of Abouse: recollect seeing Gmirley, wnt wx the | dence of bis pa'ents, No. 68 Varick street, this (Tuesday) naan Repoteos, Soper, Ntsesy Dy Rucage meme, Yelper Territory. The acting Governor says the past Beason 88 | penyrs Nank, of Trumansburg, this Stato, at the public | crowd was rather.noisy my impreesion was that he was | alternoon, at one o'clock The remains will be Interr CLEARED, = Kosaches MPitone Titon, Phiiateiphiay 12th ‘MoCar- been one of general good health and of unusual prosperity. bowess ery, in for rinks he het‘ore endeavoring to quell it: after afow moments’ altercation | in Calvary Cemetery. Steamship Parkersburg, Whitehead, Portland—H B Orem. thy. Young, Philadelpita: F W Johnson, Thompson, Balti. Dallowed rebellion, and upon the well founded hopo, in- | £8lo0n No. 60 Bowery, and was there informed of the true | there was a general stampede across the streat; 1 saw { nelius Drew, a native of Cork, Ireland, in the 41st year of Uehrs J Traman, Gibbe, New York: ¥ P Stmpron, pired by the recent past, that men will soon dawn upon @ united and prosperous land. Indian hostilities and de Predatious are terminated in the Territory, and treaties ‘Of peace concluded with all the bands occtipying the Ter- vitory and southern part of Idaho. The California Vol unteers in their midst are Nimented upon their A revision of the laws is desirabie, era which is dawning upon the Ter Aing Goverupr :— moments with ber husband's revoiver, which she | Membor what it was, Gourley and Sheehan were both in | in-law, Wm. Clanage, 482 Sixth avenue, ou Wednesday Co. York: Hi Pali Sid sch i“ ‘ y and § . Be 5 i —C A Trambull. ‘ork; scht Laura Frances, Higgins, Raltimore. ‘ eurexteraite miveral region hie furrtory tue aie | diachagged ‘at tho bead of her antagoojet: Fortunately | uniform, On © Nal Oi afternoon, at two o'clock precisely, Rehr Marg A aiorgru (it), O'Dslen Havana via Nassae | Lovie k sith. Cobb, angler; Cen Lyon, Hijgiva, Pa rival her neighbors ‘ou the ‘cast, weet und-oorth im gold | {2¢ D&ll missed ite aim and lodged in the wall, but | Cross-examined—A. iid vou hear Mr. Boimes make | Havana an inzar (Cuda) papers please eopy. ux ety D and silver mines, while in her beds of baser metals she Will upquestionabiy surpass either. The evidences of this are abundant and each day accuthulate, and 1 con. gratulate you on the fact that our extended and varied character of the bill. Justice Hogan committed the pri ouer for trial in default of bail gh Snoonxe Arran ix West Broapway.—VYesterday af. ternoon Mary Walker and Mary Carolin, both living at 64 West Broadway, got into @ dispute concerning some trivial matter, and, after the exchange of a few blows, Mrs. Walker ran out, but returned in a few the powder from the pistol burned the forehead of Mrs. Carolin. Officer Allen, of the Fifth precinct, arrested Mrs. Walker, and,on the affidavit of the woman whore life she bad attempted, Justice Hogan committed her to a more. Q.8 x Many persons were there in the crowd? A. Abont teen, perhaps: Mr. Holmes was one of the first persons who attracted my attention: 3 did not notice Gourley leave and return, as dir. Smith testified; 1 saw Mr. Braith cross the street when Tolmes went over, and T passed on down the street ( Q. Did you hear Holmes say anything while you were there? A. I did hear him say something, but cannot re- use of any linguage calculated to disturb the peace? A. 1 4id not: Twas Alderman of the ward at the time; 1 did not Ftay there moro than fifteen minutes; I did not bear any blows struck, did not hear of any one having been ber age. The relatives and friends of the og! are respectfully j at invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 33 Oak street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock Ewson.—Un Sunday, January 17, of consumption, fnos. Ewsor, in the 27th year of his age, formerly uf Matanzas, | Caba. ‘The frionds aud acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, (rom the residence of bis brother- Fowaros.—Cn Monday morning, January 18, Mr. Cararnixe Eowanns, aged 65 years, ‘The relatives ond friends, also the W. A. 1D. of A, Lodge No. 7, are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednosdsy oeNp Daniel Webster, Spencer, London—E B Morgan & | YRS F Pirandetio (tial), Pirandetio, Palermo—Moo 6 & Bark Sam Sheppard (Br), Jowett, Matancas—J E Ward Bark Helland (Br), White, 8t Jago—Jona Tho: Brig Aumie Volling (Be) 6 z 0. Sisal F Whitney & Co. Landrey, Barbadow=—B ¥ Small jaster. Sehr Mira W Holt, Lord. Santa Cruz—0 4 BJ Petera. Seby Fanny Keating, Porter, Helen, Pedrick, Raltimore--Van ‘asington—Yates & Porter. Brant & Siagh fe Avvot. Ene ac tin eerie ; 9h, Blectric Spark, Mendel, Now’ Bedford via do: 12th, stckmahip Star of the South; Wondhull, NYork; 14th, eebr Lily. Francls, do, re Broker in aRroony ty teers at the Breakw: afern eqvinre ‘bout 2 sches. ‘The Piriadelphia. Toe, Bost. is harbor, with steam up. ready to tow a part of the fleet up to the city. hy et oighe Wind Me on the beach, ‘ae mn, Jast 0 ind N. PROVIDENCE, Jen W—Arr steamer Ses Guill, Kenner: River, Md, I7th—Arr steamer Westchester, Baker, Rose re, Yoatone Bileabetipe set a cv ge ice ’ Br Senn Incermany, Welch, from St Jago for Halifax, Svar ee % Echr Reberea, Smith, eri the Tombs for trial. knocked down and beaten by a policenia afternoon, at two o'clock, at her son's residence, Irving: ohr Bu . f, Tesoureon of mineral weit aro about Lobe developed _ Q. You wore a candidate for Alderman at the time and | ton, N. J. : eee rae i i re: Aine bark BW Suit 6 Iatge tocrosee Sf our pepelsiion Sn Damages Against « Policeman, surat Mr, Holmer (coettbn ecinded by ha Cour and | lows —o mianabure om, Sunday Janey 1700" | geangaio tina Danes ina, Yan, t PM, ana | BOegebeeagtert, Reenter iene The interests of agriculture are urged upon the attention presenti Ponee M. Nichter deposed that at the time or the dif ‘ars and two months, youbgest daughter of Andrew and | iii, dee and passengers, to MO Rober! “aa * . Of the Legisiature, the san} ‘and Spanish Fork Indian ; Betore J: ‘Alker. 5 hat at the timeof the dim- pears an 0 ng! Ww am Steamship Arago(U 8 trans ), Gadaden, Pert Royal. x ‘0, Jan 16814 ship Derby, Allen, Hong ~ Feesrvatigus aro prououoeed a: detrisnent to the govers: | On ihe sthot Aurea ey Aner med dovu oven, | NY Besived at No, 67 Greenwich sireot: on uhab even. | Elizabeth Hizabeth Hhme, 90 Sen te Ee A atone Tatee ae meceeanes one ake, A ment, and it is recommended that the President of the United States be memorialized to vacate them and throw . ‘, from street, | Monroe. tn ballast, to the land opea to occupation and cuitwvation. Gleun, relative to ® drupken man whom the officer re. intent Thar tn ray oa rica gla and ia Sritbows furihes PR Tig nionecdgresiegmes | Deuce by fog qataide the Ht with poten ena szparanea rng a ‘eo thregh aan met: | Core Mt toe Mat oun, ich ene, in the | mart the ein ose Sve warn ou the | 1 Hewinn <0 art, Janae 10 on F.C Row “eee Sey ier | sents sooth of tbe Sip. ‘Toe saarvaties for the ; ag locked op over night. The | same ofoers coming back: ivy rcabed Sto whe growd; | Linca, aged 40 yours and'é tach (ike Vou) nines cones Bent, settlement of tuose Indians, in the country dreine citizen, feeling that be bad committed no offence, and be- | and ono of the men backed out and seemed to defen The fri of the family are il} ele Henweekere (Br), — had some words with a policeman, named Christian T Neving that the arrest was unjustifiable, commenced a ing I was sitting in my second story window; there was and some noive on the opposite side of bimeelf againet the officers; when he was within three ‘The reiatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuosday) afternoon, at ono and invited to attend the Liga) the Jersey City Rajl- to U 8 Quartermani teamanip Hudson verpool, Nov 19, with re ean ete Pe By the Ulotah river—some eighty square miles—is said | suit against the officer for dam The ‘caso was tried | feet of the curbstone on my fide of the ed | road a On Wednesday morning, at ton Biptheris Puousonla bronchinisr Lerenie emyenene 12 be ample ior their accommodation. and Congress if t0 | on Friday, and resulted le & verdich Of $128 daguages for | & powertal blow from one ck ihe otters Waving fate tee | Salone Oye Oe with eat er (S | tarrhal Consvmnption, We have, suting tile enter srentsi Increased mail faciitioe are greatly required in the |‘ Plsiatic. , we waa gover, that the man iow ‘eroas the pide. | | Hicut.—eaddeny, 0 Brooklyn, on Monday, January 18, pape wit | Sate undead and afty cases of diptberia withodt fot walk, an on the iron at fe seven 0’ Mi. ULL, son 4 4 errtory, and the Postmaster General is 10 be memorial Arrivals and Departures. premises No, 68, right under m oven: aon the ‘other the ate bara Hal, aged i Year tea toate A fiet ar tuteg he Ireament alerted ty oficer, WHO was on the right of t to ar. those vi a f ; ° The flattering prospects of the Pacific Railroad form a rest him, with his club hain band pg Oy Ag oo 6 Old school, is a if ‘that we will contract to cure ®ubject of congratulation in the message. The Governor saye This Tergitory, now #o far removed from the ARRIVALS, Asrixwatt—Steamship Iiineis—Jeh: Wm Lovell, F Dewing. £ Hi Latte; Mrs titebaceh and anid. /arde! around and said he whs stabbed; after that the His friends tend the funeral, from bis late residence, No. 130 H gtreat, Brooklyn; without further invitation, on Weanos- rig Hope (Br), ———e, St Paceun, with suger, to Darrelt ang case in from one 10 weeks, iF practice In conmumptivo di has been for years thy meh extensive in Nee Yore ane Mf rs McKinnon, daughter and two children up and ran into bis house, two doors , there at two o'clock. Pr), Barnes, Bast Harbor, TI, 14 = and the Weat by lofty mountains and barren core J Guendige, wife and fy bo Wy) Goud Hi was no one nenr at the time, and when teey om tions ‘eYES.—On Monday, January 18, the youngest son of rat i o, ¥ ees eneae Vas Sonny one Be the bigtwee, at Chae Dave bean consummated, | Aauitn, WO Furmusta, i tors Ht A Got sso Rind | Ttold thom where tho man ‘bad gouo;. the man ran inte | James abd Mary Koyen, agen 6 years, 4 mouths and 9 OR dette sce iy at of the ¥ @f the commerce of the world an WW Miller’ LT Philips, Rfurrii Bh Mamate a | NO. 63; my window was raised at the wme, #0 that. I itch, Port Fotura of strenath freoness st breathings NOd Bloppage of | hg Tostivg place acd depot of the nation, It ie, there eyed pl St @ (riends of the family aro requested to attend the ary, husky or hackti ; on the nuceonsf x4 pleasure that T can congratulate you Indy, A CYoungiove, AW Nelson, 1-Eawis and wife, | - Q. How lopg a time elapaca between the time the of. | funeral: trom ine neadencs of his peeote, Novy olece Bahamas, via LI | “An interesting pmaphicl sleseriptive of our aystom and “land rapid progress in the constryction | W McBryan, D Nathan, WF Gopman, A Philipson, Mra d , troatment sent ny of the, Packic | Ratirond, "which ng dowdy | Baten Mina B Highs, J Ady Pecianatan, Kin | farmed A Atoet faa mnuke, With @ prisoner and r+ “Sinkapstosiaen er. NEW ie MTUTE, ¢ an nt atride ards complet * + . " , 7 ‘ resent, MUTHtee owarde” ue. Its completion wil, | Qe, 1 Kimble, NW Blandhard, B Eien SN Barre! | ,, The offeers were in uniform: i cova not aay whether | Kixa.--On' Monday, January 18, Ciara N., youngest a. : 8 ONG, GAUPFREAY, Secretary. |) hauetible mineral revourcen, iu the markets cf tea Waid a Gigd,Alfonse Garit, James Alpert, Mrayden, Mr Mathers, | the Man bad anytbibg in his hand or not; 1only saw one | child of Wm. R. and Inceeta Kib , aged 1 year, 19 | gobr Pranciseo. I 4 7 1 J : nd cannot but redound wet 8 markets of & Beles, OM Towner, Chas E Allen—and 120%n the second | blow, and tbat did not dome from the mau who sald months and 3 days. Be Wniners ’ { Resident Physicians, | Territory in all the arts of po: co and al the olemeone of Teves teva! i dineeaits diagecbns "Crome ~ pte wh Le pepe Peet ies Roe nae tat i mi ~ Tere | eaduri th and prosper: 7. . Al. at pa xan: am a physician rtowe rs | invited to attend the funeral, from residence of her 5 as company botlding th d to erect establienne, feild, Lieo .. 1a ‘ . nd with @ beayy instrument, ‘Lerboon, at one o'clock. i 4 none more 8 the mannfactare of ron for its constrctien yee for | Lieut Fina: P'BNe ATO D Danaeen eG BN, Wis Sati | 2. Aro wounds upon the heed with a heavy inatroment | “kitemssAe his reotdence, 868 Grand strest, on Mone ein Stintions’ “Phe ont rae a peat evi exon, {rom the iminense beds of Native ore che yee | and wife,’ Miss Harton, Major Sigykert ond coo Capt | dangerous ? day morning, January 18, Sr. Guonor Lawes, aged 69 | Hil Statoaman. fa wenring the Kieotro MetniNe. Tnemes, ghich, whee Sboued, and for which purpoge coal is abundant tenes | BEMgE, Capt 8 T Lamb, Capt Mordecai; HS Way. | Mr. Yall objected to tho question, on the ground that | years, 10 monte and 9 daya. and Stauly 10 the pereon, of the wearer: ¥ old by MEET suitable quality within the Territory. While enn fe and gon; Major Warley (rebel). Capt @ © Hare | there was no foundation for the quention at present, aud |” Tho-relatives au’ friends aro respectfully invited to pirate 1 per pairs d Courke on the part of the company would roenit ina | A Ikiley” Cat & W GOdhey Gen Beer urn the Court decided that the question wae not materia), attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at one rn a» ee saving to it and tend immensely to the development st | art Wa Knowlton, Dr Sein U RN; Uapt Lane, Ling | /% You hoard this viow? A. You, nit; It waa avery te- | o'clock, from the Episcopal church, in Stanton stroct, ORNS, BUNIONS, INVERTRD NAL! 4 ya the resources Of the Territory, |: would hasten the com. | Stoller, Lieut pooner, Lieut RT Quinn, Lieut A Yorsce | Yor® blow; Told conaider such x wound very danger. | vetween Resex and Norioik streets, ‘briga. New Globe, 1) without pain by Dr. RICE, 8 rgeon iat, No. 58 jetion of the road by renderibg practicable the cousiruc- | 2' Miche’, Lieut F A Wileoxon, i it M Adame, Tient ove; both of the policemen had clube, they were going Lyson.—On Monday ovening, January 19, Aniroxy cod, Ania Owen, owery, over Citizens’ Bay x) eure y brn of the central part simufaneourly with the ex. | tor Rona ANS Brad Braribout aT Mangas a be 7 oe rapid rate, é Lywcw, aged 35 years, a native of Cullen, county Louth, Corna, Bunions, Chilbiatn . By mail Deemed remities.”” Rear q ). man had a knife in his hand could you have | Ireland, The mining \nvereste of the Territory receive ncon | 4 Roe saw Oi n 1.0 Piva, —— f0en it? A. Ldon’t know: wearcely 4 mipate elapwed nee | "The friaede and Felativon of tho family aro resperutotly TPUOMAGR AONRW, THE GREASY euro, Wine ive Governor's attention. He sage _- Brawn x awarin Pat tween the timo the peliccman went to pick Holmes np | invited to attend ihe funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at sao] in Sinrt,'@ Wea. K fiolk~ gna 19 widerabie of MYnleae the sigue rd joe times gpd the evidences al) per, J WF Howell, WR Meldrum and wife, Mr Ncheldgr, = Givte Leensn er. Pyuad, J Cnidwels JR could gee, and the policeman say ing he was stadbed, Q Did you seo dir. Nigimgn wagp Bo wap taken oyt of one o'elock, (rom bis iave reedeuce, 128 Chariton street, sorber ot Wapbibeton, iin Jano. Co) Xi jen West, Noliy Potter, 1 Hipokley, H and everything else v4 ie ing & ener: nd ae ir Zoureni "Hon BAY areenicn and 89 “ A eeeenemeneenne cna