The New York Herald Newspaper, January 6, 1866, Page 3

, that was the last BS y ‘they plays in NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1866, ———— MANAGERS VS. MUSICIANS. he Brooklyn Park Theatre Case—Rels- eenherzs vs. Conway—™ Conway en the Witn Stand—The Jury Cannot New Trial Ordered, &c. ‘The trial of the cuit in which Henry D. Beissevherz, Tate leader of the Brooklyn Park theatre, is plaintif, ead Mrs. Surah Conway, the manageress of that institu” tHoa, is the defendant, was continued yesterday accord- fmg to adjournment, before Justice Buckley, in the room ef the Court of Sessions, The attendance of spectators em this occasion was not so numerous as on the two previous occasions when this trial was on. There were a few actors present, among whom wag the veteran Bavidge. There were a large number of musicians, embers of the New York Musical Protective Union, ‘who apparently feel a deep intereat inthis case, as it as an indirect bearing upon their several interests. Mr. P. B. Conway was in court; but his wife, the de- Sendant in this case, was in an apartment adjoin- fmg the court room, and remained there until ealled to the witness stand. Some delay was ovca- @ioned in getting the jury together—three of them absenting themselves over an hour beyond the time which the case was previously adjourned. Messi 8. Spencer, Luke F. Cozans and A. V. Hofer ‘as counsel for the plaintiff, and Messrs. S. D. nd James Troy (the District Attorney and his ‘essistant) for Mrs, Conway, the defendant. On the pre ‘vious day the case was adjourned before Mr. Beissenher7, the plaintiff, had concluded bis cross-examination. Ue rofore recalled to finish bis testimony. Mr. Beissenherz's cross-examination continuied—The erobestra Jeft on Tuesday night, the Ist of November; 1 called on Mrs. Conway on that day in reference to their leaving; I wes taformed she had received a letter fromthe New York Musical Protective Society; I knew the letter had been received by the letter being shown me by Mr. or Mrs. Gonway, either one or the other. Question by the Counsel—Before calling upon Mre. @onway on that Tuesday did the performers in’ the erchestra say anything to you in reference to their leav- = A. The subject was talked of every night. Did they taik with you before you cailed on Mrs. Conway? A. I was not spoken particularly to about it, ‘Dut as the matter was taken ont of my hands I had no- ‘Ming to co with it I was in the.room almost every When you called on Mrs. Conway what did you A. I told her I was requested to call on her, as (the orchestra) were not able to speak English the witness stand she setd, in a loud votce, for the benefit of the reporters, that sbo was not « wember of the Managers’ Association, and never was solicited to become one. Mr. Alfred Sedgwiek. the present leader of the Park theatre orchestra, testified that Mra Conway began to gotiate With him @ Weel or ten days before the Ist of November. Another musician (Mr. Weeks) alao testified to the fact of Mr. Beissenbere’s playing out of time on the occasion referred to, ‘ The counsel on both sides then summed ap in. anise lengthy speeches, when the case was given to th q fa mgd and returned ra half. r ire o'clock P, M, when the foreman stated they could not agree upon verdict, whereupon they were diecharged. They stood four for the defendant and two for the plaintiff, A new trial of the case is ordered to take place on the 16th inst., at ten o'clock A. Mf. Court of General Ses: Before Judge Russel. A VICIOUS NEGRO BOY SENT TO THE STATE PRISON. At the opening of the court yesterday, the City Judge called the negro boy Brown to the bar for sentence, He pleaded guilty on Thursday to a felonious assault and also to burglary. The Judge said he was such a dangerous ebaracter that the lives of the inmates of the House of Refuge would not be safe if he sent him there, so that he would be compelled to send him to a place where a strict wateh would be placed upon his movements, Be was, therefore, sentenced to imprisonment in the State Prison for tive years, CONVICTED OF PETTY LARCENY. ‘Wm. Houry was tried on a charge of etoaling an over- coat from Morris Davia, No, 3 Sullivan street, on the #th of December. As there was some doabt about the value of the property, the jury convicted him of petty larceny. He was sent to the Penitentiary for six mouths, and or- dered to pay @ Une of one hundred dollars, CHARGED WITH STKALING A WATCH AND MONEY. Eugene Nonun was tried and convicted of grand lar- ceny in stealing from Owen Flynn, 319 West Twenty-fth street, on the 2%th of November, a silver wateh and about thirty dollars in money. The complainant gave an interesting statement of the way in which the larceny was perpotrav!, It appears that the prisoner and another man visited hit premises, when Nonan, who was acquainted with Sir. Flynn, said that his friend was con- nected with a society which prohibited him from drink- ing and requested him to shut the front door, which he did, While in there the party bad several drinks, ¥ taking soda water, After he took the third bottle a strange sensation came over him and he soon becawe nnconsciong, not, however, before he saw the prisoner and he confederate take bis watch and maney. He did not fully recover bis senses until the fol ‘The complainant's wife, who was in the adjoinine ron 3 they therefore requested me to act and to ob- | came into barroom after the thieves had decampe ‘an answer for thein; also to obtain an auswer to a | and told her husband that tie had been drugged and rob. mote eent by the Secretary of the Musical Association. bed. Two weeks after an officer arrested Nonan in a @ What did Mrs. Conway say to you? A. Shereierred | Brontway saloon. The jury rendered a verdict of me to Mr. Conway. “guilty.” and the Judge was about passing sentence—he ‘Was he there? A. He was. boiug informed tuat Nonan was an old offender—when What did he say to you? A. He replied, You are | the prisoner protested that that was not so—that he eB diccharged. That was the substance of the whole | couki bring respectable witnesses to prove his character. oat they iidie emotes eat aint “tov. thal i ‘The Court remanded him in orsee Ubat he might have an r their pay for | opportunity of presenting such evidence, the half woek? A. Tdid not. » ssenytionen Sith 4 form you that she had engaged another orchestra’ A. ‘She did not say anything in reference to it; Mr. Conway ‘amid tbat he bad another orchestra engaged. 4 Did he teil youso? A. He did. ‘Was it said that they were engaged for that even- fag, and had a new leader, Mr. Sedgwick? A. No; there ‘was nothing said about Mr. Sedgwick, there was no name who refused to allow any one to leave until a thorough search was made, When the car arrived at the South ferry a policeman sas called, who took Isaac into custody, while idan and bis associates rearched the car. Very won one of them found the pockethook under the cushion near where the prisoner wes sitting. The “ idence was cireamstantia!, and the jury, not satistied ae eel som taow when the season was to commence | the guilt of the priscmer, rendered a verdict of not and when it was to end? A The lotier sont wo me | #Y"l' @tated that it was to be a long season. LANCENY OF A JEWELRY SHOW CASE. By the Court—Q. You meroly engaxed for the season, | Charies Henry was tried and convicted of grand Jar- espa know the length of ity A, The fength of | ceny, b ing, Im connection with others, stolen a eeason has been rettied by our courts to forty weeks, | khow case conimming eight hendred dollars worth of @ What did you considera long seavon? A. 1 con. | jewelry from the trent of the promives 189 Broadway, sider a season forty weeks, more or less; & long ecason | on the 10th of November, which was owned by ‘would end on the 4th of July week. Thomes B. Bynner. The prisoner and his confede- Be-direct examination—In answer to a question put ‘by Mr. Troy you said that Mr. Conway told you be had | trom the premises: but « another orchestra; when did be teli you that? A. the Tnesday preceding the Ist of November. ‘That was on the Tnesday when you were requested ‘the orchestra to call on Mre. Conway, on the day you all discharged? A. Yes sir. On your otter crocs-¢xamination you also said then after being discharged you took your music away een, take it? Across the strect to the house |, Opposite the theatre; I did not take it home, rates were not seen take the show ease cer Dwyer, while patrolling bis beat iy Warren street. observed the prisomer put a cover, which the wind had removed. on the show case, which was being carried away ona bandeart, Thinking there was something suspicions about the matter, be fol lowed the parties, who, on reeling him in parsnit, ran ‘The aceused was eaptured. end denied know in, ig avout the affair, Judge Russet remanded him ts Se fol $ BURGLARY IN THR FIRST DRGRY @ Why did you take it away? A. I did not consider Robertson, who was indicted.for bur on, wh sunt a ralery it ae or tor nen a er eee aire aetna Ws Yeo auevee. having: wreriarionsy extra the pr mises of Henry Bartliug, faghingion street, on the ax Why at you i i ed ial caerod hal friend and | siti, of December, was eonvicted of burciary in the bay BE essa papell inhi Hearme i® | third degree. The prisover wae a miserable looking “F; Mection tn the cllian bone ered Per vantactn iaion whe boarded Im) the, house ot the ‘ pooplaionas that he to show that plalnut pent ea eran ne mornin alter the burgiary be told sing feearry ou bis coptract with Mra Conway, ud kept iis | (mat be had | Iwoken ie coat apd a amall quantity The objection of devend- | War anxious to withitaw the charge, but the fred 10 deo wo. "The crime of bunghnry tm the iret dew rie wee tecluicaily proven, but im conseqnence of the ‘neat for that purpose. Leaepte) ele removal of, the music was ruled out @ At the interview you bad with Mre. Conway abot | Wreiched rendition o! the prisoner, who had been drink: _ ee ~¢ roceived fan 4 Musical Oey angend ing for days before the 6M ° wae perpetrated Mr sacar fo Colpeciee4 a art the propriety of instru render a verdict for burg) ion was acted upon by the Judge, fhe jury reudercd that verdict, coupled with « recom- + | mendation to mercy. Hix Hovor seutenced bie: to the i‘ eitta Gis coe . Ttbat Roberiee ‘Connsel for defendant then stated that the totter ce- | Salse"Isam far one Venn. te te ee aneited eeive! by Mre. Conway from the Musical ro had pllars of pri Avsistamt Dis waved trict Attorney Bedford ¢ the authorities in Wav theve until the prisoner impr omment SHIPPING NEWS. Ake FOR SEW YORE —TaTe Day. 5 25 | MOON wrems cere 46) moe waren o iit Been given to him, but be regretted to say he hed and on inaking this statement he asked permiss.on counsel for plainti to ask wituess its contents, which was objected to by them. GCovnsel for uti claimed that thetrehent was pot ible for the contents of that letter, inxsinceh ay the resolution demanding extra pay bad been pawn by the Assoviation in his absence, and the acti @eolety in sending o letter torMrs. Conway w. td party over whom the plaintiff had no had been proved by the cross-extuitieion of the that he bad not presented the letter to Mre, Conway, end Knew nothing of the contents of the leiter eatil be read it as be recived it from her, and hence Ge letter was inadmissibie es evidence. The Court over 0 with the money kept Lave served out his time Port of New York, January 5, Is66. CLEARED. Faled the objection. Ye ot Weehiogion Be. Brooks, River ve Redirest—Q. Did you read the contents of that letter? nthe & Laid not, eatanip Briisiov (Re, oitd, Glasgow ¥ Martonek! & ‘The caxe for plaintiff hore rosted, after which Mr. Troy ealled Mrs. Conway to testify for th fenee, when she teetafied as follows:—My name ix Sarah Conway; Tain We defendant in this action; I knew Mr, Ber-scuhers , We Murray. Pee @ Da see him on Wednesday, the lst of Novem mebip Hatteras, Parrish, Norfolk, City Poont and Riek wy f ty Meamahup Wevicheater, Ingram, Wilmingion, Del— A At Q@ Where did you see tim? A, On the stage of the | ya sosapenciateiee Park theatre. msbip Mie), Clerk, Be 4 Did_you show him a letter you received from the I Society that day? A. Tchink I did, @ What did that jotier state? A, The loiter advised me that on the Let of November the orehestr [ return to thetr positions uuless L inereass #43 dollars por week per man; unless th @Hh they would not retorn; on the betion of the letter was a clave hat all ny me that had written con- tracts would be excluded; the clause, 1 believe, wa G04 after the body of the letter was written; Cas member the nate signed to the letter, was a Ge ip Yorktown, Univer. Lo Kark Hesperia Bi ‘ H vin stot, Be Hew Fy, Antwerp—W Les Jan He was complie What did Mr. Boissenherz say to you abo A. Ho asked me what 1 had dec ded upon; 1 “ @f course I cannot pay these tere; that wen all, Seb @ Did you tell Mr. Beissenbern’ that you hed dic eRareed him because he was a member of the Mavieal A, No; not at that of any other time, ¢. jas there anything eid ax 10 Mr. Beissenbers’ re jing? A. Yer, sir; there war, but wot under my |” Girection; I said he might speak to Mr. Sedywrk, per \ be could make some arrangement with him, he he wished to remain, and slid mot intend to teave. 1 by), Met St Somp! NRG ® Wapiee, Kopineon, Bewofori, SO—Murray, Percis White, Creitiv, Indian y Elizabeth, Roowbill, Pbtladetphis rUhee Nevibrow, Pek | atosin Steamer Ay in, Bridqeport--Racken, Tooker ance, Thompson, Piiadetphre told bitmw iny engagements . Mobile, with ule and and {discharged him ther and then. @ Was there anyching said about Mr. Sedgwi hingtow, @ hore, with that time? A. No, sit; mot to say recollection What was suid about it? A. He wished to know | oe, Baltimere, be wae discharved; 1 told him because his archestrn | 21.9" ee gg ~ a y left, thereiore he was uf Bo service to me without r9 Tay yurwengera. to RM dloran & Buse fis orchestra. 1° dewth = arch on the pesenge. Wad heavy vives on the Rach Jows (Mim. Dewar, Algae Be eon end oh gers N sage Last ay" ta rh is Abything more said? A. No, sir, except referring } Sedgwick wy ee poe M th him ; I toi Mr, Sedgwick had charge of the orchestra, and if he + re * ~ ‘Wan ha ould come to some arrangement with bin Eshowld wot | oy Malt LUNES my “| oor TN edeemenbatad ote tha in, Stage, wits mm) Did be play tn ony Soe ~~ Pee Thurs. | ros f. Metarke ‘and Friday nights following the discharge of his | sehr Haunah fora Grebesirat A. Me did 4 | oa bates anew. tng @uriag thore evenin A Yee, sir; Mr. Beisrnhors did 68 conduct himeel! in a proper manurr eat orcurred in the orcherira during there three nights, |! a8 be seit the orchestra was now bed by & new men, aod | } ria aree, Mein hed @ Did anything occur while the orchestra was p Counrel for plainti® bere tnterpored an obj tion as to testimony referring to it had no right tv come in ms eridence against Mr. uhern for breach of his ev act unless the other wide vet up. There ie no alle ee |p the defend Answer in regard to this gentio | man’s conduct during those three nights Phe Court j everroled the objection Direct for deteuce —Q Mire. Conway, what did Mr. Beissenberz do? A. ile played out of tune and out of me, and thas distressed the orchestra; one wight in accompanying a inuy sing! Song he’ pinged out of time ane so different frou what he wenally did that the lady nad to stop: he ployed 4 Torent time to what he | for weeks; Ltokt bim of im myself, aid vat I | ould not retain two leaders, as there were thong one ” —— — playing against the other, and that T contd not go on | Miseeliancous. peo che gl ear ile DG onlay, ANE D8 | gieie Many Rranes (Hep—Bark Maria, which srrived Inst “fen ie ember, whon | evening from Motterdam, reports having exprrienend beury Crovyxamined—Q On the first of No you discharged Mr. Keisrenbers, what reason if any dit BA Dee, lat BH, jon 3, evoke ny v@ for Bal . nd Franch brig Arebyecte rom Q tare J have coma up ort, Witiner, from Licorpea! Mov 29 , Preach. from Liverpost. (Hoth « you cive him? A. Lgavo htm as a reacon for Bia dle. | eche Kuret, o ie, and barge tbat I did vot require is gervices, eis orctette | reomsed for Wer waren men belonging tothe Beip Mary O.1id you give any other reasons except thet hiaop. | Bladen Bence Dee 2 b morgr ty caal Gea ehestra bal A, No, sir; 1 did not, no ober tee. | MEWart and carpenter reamed oo board the sche, Toy except the strike of tho Musical Association Teported having sxpecianesd severe @ Now, Madam, did Bot say to him that you Wee | ship sprang s leak and became wotertogged. Wore Se shed with mane A. No, wir, ith 0X S| game day by sehr Koret, Three of tha crow were taker | bys brig, mameQunknows [The MB was Sd7 tone tegister, Ni you swear yon dif not? AL Twill not _ ; n hee ata Fon craploy thie wee leader? A. On sve | MltAt Thomaston, Me, in 180, and wae sailing onder ihe frat of November, ritab fag. Her cargo cona'sted of 126 ticks of oak Umber @ Did Mr. Seigwick attempt to tend the orchertvat — sr¢ 201,900 staveny ALT presume be did 1a (of Reston), Darham, of Apn'ecbicete, pen 2, ‘Was not thie & fresh and your art before reported, * urned toner in-ampetent to play your munie, ad thew cation, whieh she bed shen on Get play ovtof time tune? 4.5 on the stoge ‘os an A8 YOOEEE Ag OS “~-+ 4 the time the orchestra waa playing; there were several | ie Oo fey Det: TS cael at the time, Liverpast . sg a Mra Conway, thie orchestra was compored | Pe tity thip B Pitts heSeoss for Leds: ‘away in typhoon, and pore Say bears © Cuore sow lending ot pier 0 had arrived with lemaria could be obtained? A Yee, pave lo Cael are ber oftof make sbi of pC aw 8 BbifL, com, The cloves thie dy # enimeny, Ov retirne from | pe Cans, 7 daze, with ned, to | East River for Ban Francisco, recently made one of the bert trips of the season acrons the Atlanuc, and i a expected Sas che will add to her lnurele by « famous rum to the Goid- Scue Exnurm, Shortwed, of and from Wi Me. for Boston, with @ load of wood, humber, hay ‘struck on Avery's Rock last Friday and bilged. She way got off on Satuiday, aud towed inéo Rockport by schr Eastern State, Fao romped wu nee 3 wotriaes sat waegray pilots, to it boat phen iS gan, arrived at Lewes Del, 2d tusk, und report having fallen n, On che 29th uit, with an ‘unknown sunken sehr, the Ights on the Pive Fathom Bank bearing NE by N, and Cape Hen- lonen W about 20 miles distant, Took from the sche two gat Lopsails and masiiiead blocks and bronght them to Phila- bry res ‘The letter A wascut on the back of the foremast, Guderneath the crosstrens. Any further information re: speeting the swils and blocks will given on application to J B Merritt, agent for the pilots, or at their office, 616 South Delaware avenue, below Pine «iret. Scum Mor tons, built at Ortond, Me, im 1888, re- cently capsized rd Cape Ann and towed iuto Boston, wae told at auction last week for $1025. Purchased by Jamen Power & Co, Capt Norton, of American a Fila Norton, received at the hands of W Lane Booker, Li BM posal at San Pra cinco, Dec 2, an elegantand valuable cold watch and guard, presnoted. ae the Spassiption, thereon expresses, “hy Un ritish merchants and ahipowners of Sai token of their adimiration for their gallant con ing the survivors of thé British bark Heat: masted and on the point of foundering 0: gust, 1865." Spoken, Mc. Bark Richard Irving, Amex! ry, from Boston for Monto video, Nov 8, lat 6 N, tim 23 W. Hark Paramount, Dee 4, tnt 48, lon 69. Bark Thos Fletcher, Pendieton, from Savannah for Lver- pool, Deo 18, 80 miles W of Cape Clear, Forelgn ror Avena Bar, CGH, Nov 7=In p York. id. In port Now 10, bark Ariel. P1! or NYork, Amor, Oct 10—In port bari Wid Ge zelle, i Mandarin (Nor), Rudstedt, for NYore; achir Japan (Ham), . for do. Avextaxd, NZ, Oct 1—Bid Constance, Eltiett, Ban Fran- Capix, Deo 10—Arr Intrepid, Winsor, Callso, Catcurta, Nov ¥—In port, Jaa Guthrie, Jobnegn; Colorndo, Freeman; Iteswell Sprague, Whitmore: Pairician, ——, and Waterloo, Babson, for Boston, Idg; Charles Jortan g Feterson, for NYark, do; Tor West nor, Sheilield, and Lo Mikado, for St Thomas for orde i ee Indies; Kochar!, Wills, for Rangoon, tg. H ker, Clark, for Hong Kong; Lepanto, Walker, for Bombay; Mogul, Hinson, ror do. Giucentt, Deo 1—Sid Tonte, Knowles, NYor. Gaur, Nov Putin Col Ledyard, Wells, from Maulmain for Kombay for stores. Hloxe KONG, Oct 28—Arr Panama, Johnson, Shaughae. 81d 16th, Nabob, Pettingall, Foochow: 46th, Jonu Stuart. Lemon, Sonrabaya; 28th, ‘Lalla Rookb Karl, Whampoa; Micinight, Crosby, do, nport Now 1, whips Lancaster (Rr), Forbes, for Nock: hon, from Galveston for Liverpool, morta (Bi arr; Erato (Br), Thompson, and Linpertal Hutebing, rg 3 Fra: , Gem of the yor goed gle, Laver th, mod, and. Ende! Lane, noc: barks Star King. mith, for N¥ork; ree, Soule; Dorchester, Fultoa, and Benefactrews, Eld> ule, une, Havana, Dee 3A ainer Manhattan, Turner, NYork for Vern Cruz (to proceed same evening). Mavnas, Nov l6—In (he roads, Euterpe, Storey, for Liver lag: Bad : Lottie pool; Geo Peabod: PexAaxG, Nov 10—In port rt ships Lancashire, Hazard, for sacar (Br, for NYork, do: Magen- en, Holmes, and Monsoon, Jay, ne, une. 1p Magnet, King, for Moston, ¥ 2—Sld, Orlental, Pike, Caleutta; Sth Mont- WADE, Im port Nov 8, ships St Paul, Martin, une: Aureola, Bearse, do; Alesander Duteb), and Attila (Ads), for Boston, Caro- Fiirmoeth (ite), for NYork; bark Osaca, Terry, from Kaigon rr Oct 3h), ame, Swarow, Oc! 27—In port bark Peneuin, Moore, une. axcrian, Oct 2—Ip port, ihipa Henry Harbeck xhion tor Foeehow te load Tor yy (Br), Crombie, for NYork: Buena usbing. Swap une; barks Platworth (Br oobanva to load for NYork: Pingel (Br) Hick Hecker (Meck), Renhke, for New York, lg; Assyrian (Rr Mearns, Oscar (Dan), 7 Aurelia, Knowle nod Kover. Hu dos Lucy Be Ash rt Miller, Carbonett, do. Sid Oct 2, vark Podesta Iatworth, New York. Dee 27—Cld brig Wina, Holder, NYork; 30th, Heanor, Paiteny London ROURNY, Oct 28—Tn port shipa Cathedral Singapore: Geldew Horn, ve Salacin Br), Lege. Wanzanitco, Deo 4 nitval, Meleher, for for Hong Kong. Sid Oct It, Waawros, Nov 1—In port ships Mid Yorks Hothweil Castle (Brie alte Kove, Bart, w America: Paion, Ports. HIOOLA, Dec 23—Io port hark Hannibal, Haw APALAS kine. for NYork, dg: 2 sehr Palmer, Welton, for do de BOSTON, Jan d—Are brig Springbok (Br, Porter, Rast Merbor, TL Ctd brig Freestone (Br), Chisholm, Teneritte vin Wilmington, NC. Sid ship Lawrenen Brown; bark Abe el Radel: Drige Robert Wing, Fila Maria, HS Emers BALTIMOKE, Jan 4—Arr bark Lapwing, Kean, Klo Je neiro. Cli bigs Chesapeake Br), Steed, Dewarara, JA Vere (Be, Doiap, Saga, Edward (Be). Doty, Molancan SM brig fda Abocti (Br). West Indies, seirs Maggie a Lacy, worth, Galveston, m4 Arr sche Or ator, Orbe, Bliaabrtbpert Dee WO— Arr sobre West Gleam, NYork for Rockport: Mary Bletchee, Fracy. Philadelphia for Bosun : Jan 2, brim Alerandey M\ ken. do for do. TREKERS MONROF, Jan 4-Sid steamer Mie New Orleane). % York HOLYES HOLE, Jan 3—Arr brig Emma C N¥wrore. Mure for tating becrtone, or nol fenke Rag. Sid uth Alonzo Wt Monroe: {rom Preteens For Apalachicola: shre BH Atwood, Kick Philadeiphia tor Moston: liver M Pettit, Vhdridge, Keston for Baliiiaorr Fnginesr, Willard, Providence fore; Bew} Praukliv,, Wal Millbvidge fer NYork. . Brookins, from Ga NYore iner for Nor «Frankfort; Sdetatde, fisting, Richards, New 1B Vemeein reine Vitiadeipbee for Be sehre Os % roy fete Slee Riel, w Dorranes Morrie, da f seott, Milla, Boston . s bys © Eveabechport fo ha J ” Poh «Alma Adeline, | wrod, wud W a for NY ark, Beewen, 1, Bate for Saeanon ne 0 a MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Auerosnes Lowe, in Cheeter, mon Thaurwlay. December 7, at the residence of the bride’« father, by the Rew BL J. Dooltite, Joww Arataxnee, of Meriden, 'o Sanat d. Lene, of Chester Avore—Faxer asp —At Badeow, N. ¥., on Thoredayy January 4, by te Rev. Henry F. Roberts, of Hrooklyn, 7. 1, Cusmime Accum, of New York, to Hrraxa W. only daughter of the late Jobn Freelana, Hsq., of Hudeou, ¥ on Theoreday, | H | | Bere Seorr In Jersey City, NT January 4, by the Rev. W. H, Parmiy, Mr Ateanr F Reise, late of Delaware, C ert, to Mine M. Levene Srory, daughter of W. HL Scott, Peq , formeriy of Chica eo, Tih Chicago papers please copy. Cum MOR Kas On Toon’ vary 2, by the ter F ol, at St. Frames chur hy Joe Cosenown to Mies Aan D., cident daughter of M Newnan. Donor -Caneevter.On Montay, Janvary 1, at ti vevidewce of the Wride's father, Brattleboro, Vt, by the Rev, Alexander Stevens, L. P. Doves, of Georgia, to Mies Biaxcue Caxrrwren, formerly of Brooklyn. dew Haves On Wednesdsy, January by the Rev, Mrivanus Reed, of 20. 6 s chape!, ae elreet, Mir, Groner Inv 96 to Mee Jonrnaxe Hare, bow of thie city, Brooklyn and Westera papers please one. | Lewis Mrap— On Monday evening, Janvary 1. by | KE. Gilbert, Avoxco Laws, of Tarrylows, vo | f Garriso | yn Thoreiay, Jenvary 4 by the t Tromss No Moone, formerly of } NY, Mecow A. L., daughter of Philip Mover s7ie—Comeas,—B the Rev. Joo, Quinn, of Prermen' Mr. Jawer Thomas MeKesze, of Clartevy to Miss Kawa, daughter of Jesse Con! in, Faq, of Mow wey, Rorkland county, N.Y. Peortan— i * church, Montreal, on Monday, December the Rev Dr Curren, Mr. Jemma Provurs, of Montreal, to Minn ©. ® dayghter of @x Governor P. Henry, of Ni Montreal and Toromto papers please copy oxey—Teeven.-On Monday, December 2, by the Goo Cheever, ot bis residence, Howeto NT | sey to Many J. Trerem, youngest daughter of the Ine Blias Teeter, of Mictnig Detroit acd Californie pa tense copy, Wrote) SrReLey, oreday, January 4 at the Church of she Roly Trinity, Brooklyn, by the Rev ment, of Routh Brookiys, to aeLey, of Houston, Tr ran Did. Avease —On Friday, Innoary 5, M. Mertip Wo Abrens, aged 22 years, THO friends of the ity, also Ui Brotuere | oder, Ne, 066, F. aad & nvited to attend the funeral, on & y at half pact one o'clook, from Mo. 198 Kim street, ris WR ie BN } maton of the jutg”, bis age. | n relatives and friends of the family are respectfolly iny ied to attend the fanersl, from the rendence of ha on onan, Sane a oe ee ot bes wree Vernon, at var «oe Silat wis Wimaaabers, ca Thereay, Bevery 6, 5 , ee terved son of Php sad Resnee 7 oged 2 yearn. ‘The frends and jutances of the family ate r- ppostinly revies te wiase the fusersl, on Bandas ove {| Invited (o attenr Doon, at two o'clock, from the resifence of bie parente, corner of North Eighth and First streets, Beppo. —On Wednesday, Jonuary 3, Hexny Bueno, aged 61 years, 1 month and 10 days. Friends of the family are invited to atiend the funeral on Sunday afternoon, at two o’clogk, from Court street, near Fourth place, Brooklyn. Englivh papers please copy. Canouix.—On Friday, January 5, Marmnw Canonin, in the 28th year of his ils friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Sunday afverneon, at two o'clock. from his late resid No. 144 West Twenty eighth rtreet. Chanke.—On Friday, Janvary 5, at the residence of bis parents, No. 17! Wost Twenty-fourth street, afler a short and Severe illness, Micnaee s., the only and be. loved son of Andrew and Elizabeth Clarke, in the Glet year of hie ave, The friends of the family and those of his uncles, Thomas and Dr. P. J. Clark’, are invited to attend the fanera), on Monday morn ng, at ulue o'clock, from St Peter's church, Barclay street. Comparut,—On Friday, Ji her nephew, Charles ©. street, Views COMMAULY, aged 66 yours The reiatives and frieads of the doce. fully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday a at one o'clock, from the Chureh of St. Vincent de Paul, Twenty-third street, between Fifth and Sirth avenues. Conxriy.—-On Thursday, Januafy 4, Mre Ayx Con. wert. wife of Joseph Cornell, aged 29 yoare ' Her funeral will take place from her late resid nee, Newtown, 1. 1. Her remains will be taken to st. Mery» church, Winfield, on Monday morning, at ten o'clock where a solemn requiem mass will bo offered for ber soul, Her fri and relatives, also those of ber hue band, are respectfully invited to attend, Conway. —On Friday, Januayy 5, Mion orn Conway, a native of the county of Slice, Ireland, aged 30 years. The relatives and friends of deceased are resp oet{ully invited to attond the funeral, from his late residence, 67 Park street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'etock. Conu.—On Thursday night, January 4, Canouxn F., wife of Key, Wm. P. Corbit. Funeral will take place from the Alanson Method\-t Episeopal church, in Norfolk street, near Grand, on Mor day noon, at twelve o'clock, FHends are invited with Dixex.—-Drowned, on Thursday, January 4, at Sinton Island, Tizopone 8., youngest son of Hiram and Br Dixon, 15 years, § months and 16 d ade are respectfully invi attend the funeral, which will take place on Sunday t half-past mine o'clock, from St. Peter's ebureh, New Brighton EaGer.—-At her residence, near Montgomery, Orange county, N. ¥., after a long snd suffering tilnese, which was born with Christian trath aud fortitude, Purne, wife of Vetor Kager, Esq., aged 62 years and 6 months. Hasmnc Friday, Jaduary & Euazanerit G., wive of Jonathan Hasbrouck, aged 6 years, 10 months and 2 The relatives amd friends of the family, also the mem. bers of Bedford street Methodist Episcopal church and ‘of Hope Lodge No. 44, F, and A. M., are respectfully invited t@ attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 164 Seventh avenue, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, without farther invitation, Kingston papers pi Opy. Haixee.On Friday morning, January 5, Mra. Cariwe nine Herwes, wite of John ILaines. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu. neral, from the residence of her son-in law, Join H. Steneck, 699 West Forty uth street, on Sunday after noon, at one o'clock. The remains will be taken to ‘Trinity Cemecer Haicut.—At White Mai Brexervs Hacer, in the 65th year of hie age. The relatives and iriendy espectfully invited to at tend the faneral, from his late residence, on Monday morning, at half-paat ten o'clock. Services at First Methodist Episcopal church, at eleven A. M. Trains wave Harlem Railroad station, corner of Twenty sixth sireot and Fourth avenue, at B15 A.M. Carriages will be in readiness at White Plains depot Bieaws.—On Thorsday moruing, January 4, Mes. Mary | Magarin, aged *5 yea ' ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at. | tend the funera!, from the residence of her son-in law, Dennis Lane, 125 Sixth street, Williamsburg, this (Sacur- | on Thureda: January 4, day) inorning, at ten o'clock. jouy.—-On Thareday, January 4, Mr. Wesprte Hons, aged £9 years, 4 mon! hs and 29 daye ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to at. ning, at balf past 9 his #ou-in-law, Mr. o'clock, Schaeter, No 70 from + Howano,—On Frida: vy 5, Jaxn Marta, the beloved wife of Jobin Howard, in the 36th year oi her age. ‘The iriends and relatives of the family aud the mem bere of Corner Stone Lodge, F. and A. M., No, 367, are Hully invited to aitead the funeral, from her late No. 3 Third street, newr South Tenth, Wil- Hamebury, on Suedsy efernoon, atone o'clock, Newark (N. J.) papers please copy. Kunces At Orange, N. J, on Thursday, January 4, Gack Bumevoov, youngest daoghter of Abram M. and Fanny M. Kitbure, aged 11 mbathy and 7 days. Funeral eorvices to be beld at the residence of her pa- nday afternoon, at two o'clock. Ketatives ond friends are inviced to attend, Lysem.-On Friday, January 4, —— Lrsem, , aged 29 es and friends of the family, aleo the mem bers of the Inte volunteer Engive Companies, Liberty No, 60, and Cataract, No. 25, are respectfully invited 10 attend the foveral, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, from hie parents’ residence, No.5 West Nineteenth street. Matoxst —On Thursday, January 4, of consumption, Mary PL Marover, aged 23 years and ® months. Me 6 4) Bei Thomas, ake roeperetally svited to attest? che" fact from hi late residence, No, 161 Leouard street, oo Sun- day afternoon, at one © clock. batan 00 Thursday, January 4. Jomerniwe Evra aged Faneral will Thirty first street, ov Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock. Netatives and friends are requested to attend MeCacury,On Thursday, January 4, Gaonen MeCar wry, 600 of Jobo wud Blas MeCauley, aged 19 years, 11 months and } ‘The friends and relatives of the family are reepeetfully invited ‘o attend (he funeral, this (Saturday) aftern at two o ot MeN cnn bis wile lock, from bis fath dence, No. 620 Pearl On Thorsday January 4, Ruuey Mel.acen- Das id MeNsbb, in the bth year of her ap the family are respecitulty | from her i ¥ afternoon, at two eday, Jawuary 3, Jos Loctuary yeare i be taken to Patchogue, L 1, for ted to ate 1a Clhinte B, at ball-past me hee late remden fay afters ry 4 afters lone iMpe hriefer, a family are respect a!, on Sunday attern to residence, No. 1,16 Third eoty fourth street 4, Aasry Toms, € ‘Agnes Tobin, aged t nvited t one o'clock nue con rae wed da The rele f the family are invited to albend tue (oneral, (rom the reeidence of ber parents, 118 | Fourth *trees, 1 rurday) after at ewok, | Cork and Haadon (Irefand) papers pl . | p, danaary 5, Maren | Pr. " 6 26 dave. | pecifully parents, Sev ents pon Bae: | ay afternoon, at ow Gas inv On Friday, danoary 5, Cotmne: the belove of Nieb year of b The relatives avd friends of the invited ty atlend ihe funeral ovr dence, No 198 Spring sireet, on w Aes Vau Meynigen, im the 36h lly are reepectfntly # %t her late rest anday afternoon, at On Wedsedday evening, Janvary 5, Cromer ng son of Job and Anu KE. Walker, | wel 10 dave | ends of the fin ly are respec tfnlty nd the funre! one o'clock, from the revidence of | 161 | day afterno « parents, No At Nework, S. J., om Shumway, January | acre, The frlepds and relatives attend the foneret, from bh eireet om Monday morning. f deconsed ere invited KR WAVING 12 YRARE BXPR MIEN ation to take charge Of & stetbonary iene tram bie laa employ g7,im re cvenny, Adérene BR. CJ), en. ” Bee AL DRAPTEMAN WANTED AT NO. ein Ti None bot fret lees need apply orndng. from Wi) lo Lo el ok. Oo WATCHMARER® AND JEWELLERS FRENCIT Ts > Choet epalred for thn rane dares Tice, Reyow Bed Bysulding, 579 cheer ya poor ¥ reed bovin ered | nl VANTEDTRONK AND VALICR MAKER OF oaland wo Tauiner werk eonart er poses nod Wiener woene tha 88 my te Nest, Rearcey & Co besten, an Dak FIAT Crags ws vee B Mehr, WANTED” OTLORA IS A forint. Inquire of FP. 6 TOREMAN, OF te bean wore at o@, Mal ng Felergees, e1peren ce and JOR COMPORITOR, AT FOUNDRRT Tt OO nomre'® OM Aroma ooo Tweety » TEN. WR DML aco. econ m $10.000 Maxerat FINANCIAL, SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES, JONTINENTAL NATION AL BAN ANTE Ox Dividend. The ‘Hoard Wan " hy geutheman acquainced with the Covewment tax, payeble od Western and. m the net earnings of the 9 will be chowed from ¢h appre t 8. geo. Miser PaANTED— 3 vw A ’ Y IVIDRND.—THE GOULD AND iver win. | VWWAxTED= eee an bee Bare ing Company has declare 06 per footin | dress te Veen in New York. . upon pre ‘On stock regiate IT WORK of certificaien. drese X. L. LERS & WALLER, 39 Pine atroet, Naw Youx, Jun, 6, 186d VW ANEED-copyING OR NIK & Kelerences given. Ai Bible Hous JANTEN NG eMPLOY DIVIDEND. —GEUMANTA FIRE INSU PV ANten—ay ay UNG MAN, EMPLOYMENT. IN w York Jan. 3, 185.—The Roart of | oust & ay writes Froneh, and hss declared a semiannual div f w boakkcep Address B, Bauertoan's Five per cent @ percent), free fr » government tax, and payable on demand at their office, in Germanin building, 175 Broadway JOUN EDW. KAML, Seoretacy rus, AU Ts NTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.—THE INTERVST ON oW, f., Harald ¢ *the Block, i Monde of th of the city of Now York due aid payable LP WANTED=PEM ALES. that day by Dent} Devlin, Charaberiain, af the b “The transfer books will he closed Tnosday, the 9th lostant, MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller, Derantwest of Vinaxce, CowrrmoLtinn « Orrick, New Yous, Jan. 3 1866, COOK WANTYD,-MUST BF waahieg and iroulng, aud and addings, APD Hrook before one o'clock MARKET SAVINGS Bal oT. NEW LORED WOMAN WANTED. re A GERMAN of elderly woman ta cook ° . 82 NASHAU STRE plat Ing: ab York.—Dividend,—A semi-annual dividend at the rate | persons. Apply at 1857 West 34th at., bes th and Mth os Of etx per cent per annum (free of erpment tas), will be maid depositors on. ail_sume enijifed thereto on and ofter | cvipta WAR oe ene Monday, Jancary 18, 1868. Interest not withdrawn will bear | Cy eisee Want te raking Motte holes and tae lutereat we prigelpal fram January t fared! Avelyn tae om ’ WILLIAM VAN NAMP, Vice President, Hewny R Connex, Secretary, : — | Qevenan vr < LACK HANDS WANTED SEStesters AND sissourt | Rat ey celal oS ene AVE pose The stockholders > poy ho? XPERIFNCED FEMALE OPrn tines ieresit © . i warjers, Ae. 4 y with th assed at the mret| ee 20th October mre bart. v STA Dp, in rc Sots . oo ANTED—A FIRST CLASS GERMAN NUPAP, Werte MS ELLIOTT, fcommition. 1 Wi irinahiy understands the cure ot children. eit B. WEL) OF THE bring oity reteren corner of ath at ly before 12 o'stock, wt Norter,coreic RING MOUNTAIN * road of Direc Or thin cael artes hesaneneeee tefny WANTED@¢ CLEAN, TIDY GIRL, To DO orNr Rar. tend dollars from the prof cireulas of ( work: must wit nd wa ber 2 1865, bave this day de red a di dof f A profits, Pavable at the allicr of the cor rJaniary 20. 1906. The transfer hd the 10th (o the 20th of January, ineluel lerok the Board. CHAS, RUNYON, Seore {CK OF THE HARMONY PIRE AND MARINE EN. |} Company, 188 Broadway, New York, Jrnuary J STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY 4 woman ag plain and « have good recommendations ¢, first feor, from 8 to IA M and to 5 election held this day at the office of the com: | so : pany, owing named gentlemen were rectors Wax D—A MID: AGED WOMAN, 8 for the enaning year, Arthur Leary, FA. Hraguiers, rh oul, ina private family, Wages $12 oo J. V. Onativia, Charles M. Connolly, Péter Morris, James | 1% 2d av well, T. James Glover, Gouverneur &. Bibby, Henry Mor. Pau RR 3 sp. A. R. dareis. AG) Jones, Jarnes Sullivan, William B. | VY ANTI 8 Clerke, rod. E. Gibert, H, Newcomb) Graves aad KO. Glo ver And John MeNieol, Robert McLaughlin and L. L. Cou- dart, Inspectors of Election for 1867. i | WANTED IMMEDIATE 11% TRUSTEES OF THE SEAMEN'S BANK FOR SAV. 4 ironer. ings have ordered that interest (free of ferment tax) lepositors entitled thereto, for the sia montie ng Dec ti 1865, a» follows: —On aumes of five hundred dollars and under, at the rate of sis percent per Lh YOUNG Lto me of a amall family, Those with gout ences con apply at 220 Kast MAU « OD COOK, WASHER a. wny soply SIMArt ate goood pered girl elty references. AGED WOMAN anton sume exceeding tive hundred dollars, at thi ANTED—A MIDDL ro fi {per annum, payable on and aiter M. ral housework, the beat ef refereuer req the eredit of the West ti lerest will be placed yal Ww Wittiam Newson, Seeretary. New Youn, Jan. 3, 1866 fter lO AM TO COOK, WA NTY-SEVENTH DIVIDEND. N RPIRE IN ws TRD. 000) GHL arance Company, ~The Board of re of this Com. ly" must being (Ry have declared. & semi-annual di 5) per Zanal at, between Ih free from novernmant tar, payable on dernand. at thelr office, No. 45 Wall aireet — B!B. WALCOTT, Becietary. — New Youk, Jan 2, 1806. ANTED OA WET NORSE, TO TAKE CIC GH OF _ mnt aninfoot et berows home. Apply lmumeiierly at TNION DIME SAVINOS BANK, 429 CANAL STREET — | No. LsBacvow «eet bear Brahe. Sarecy City LU | Intereat alt per cont free of tax. Depoaite before January 21 draw interest from Jan 1 7 HELP WANTED-MALES. 000 CAR REE Ee Are Anes WELL EVCOMMENDED FEREMAN WASTED AT s A ctdhean, s AX the American Hotel, Broadway ond Ath at. GRNTS CAN MAKE $9 TO 69 A DAY ~O/ ft Hew and in great demand: cop quired fy upwards le med Will be sent by rail dress Bd arse AE srt TO RESUME hartaston “l employment and well established concern. The in: opportunity, Apply to KW. RHETT, Jr, For th VIRST CL, AL tam: beat of eliy orlock, at Mr, York Hot arom $30,000, -ZAXZED, TO BORROW, YOR THREE Do, |. mouthe, on perfoot smorty, $¥I0). the Tender to have the option of becoming a Pariwer ty that ex a fire! class and very profituble mercantile piueee. eH G,, Attorney at Law, Herald officn Aa $92.50 Hroolyn or Mh OH AS TO LOAN ON THE MOST FAVORABLE lerme in sutnn suit.on New epee ow yperts. Mortgages parohasnd anman street, basement, 92m, CAN ENGAGT IN fils, gord seer L. roawn @ SITUATIONS WANTKD—FEMALES, A NUMBER OF WHEL RECOMMENDED GREMAN A pinks want sirnations 16 do general 4 fre LOWES German 1 1 an Bowery A YOUNG LADY. SPRAKING PREN i DrATRObe er 4 English, wisies a situation as companion oF Would Sate ins conch.” Aaaree A 2 oan ant har Te Peiwecs te und tf Sheek the > onve sai, A ,OUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION TO Do WANTED IN A LAWY! arria AN general housework: ean do plain cooking Can aive good 1 mimy address, tn hie boo 29 Gity Felovence from her lat place. Vlense wo call, auill-en- | erald omer Grced. ct No. 7 weet 12th erect EADY WISHES TO OBTAIN 4 SITUATION POR Dy yp lop dng Sa TB he dll Bi A, respects poring Frevestnn er !2ARRBEE HOR Bs. ° rere eedaees ae op Wah eam LAGI? bee incarnated ct rey BY. bese 10 aint PAD ALE One Get na sate Madison el, Y ENTRY AND ney aoopa, 6) —— - = nuilere, walters, couckmnen < RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISIIPS 4 SET sect, call et Toterustiows) Memptopmeons Oban, @! Sos — My Also wan laiely lauded. treee io m private fm mer ith at YOUNG AMERICAN LADY WOULD LORE § AV wion tim retail taney # oe salen vane nat address HB, B16 Sd av , frat oor RY HANDY IN DEAS. | \ATANTED IN A COMMIBSION HOUME, AN Amster, sbes 10 go out | eee ° ms i A RESVECTABLR ¢ an oat IM Gth ay. fr : N WANTED-BY A COLORRD WOMAN ' " “ 81 OF Gils TED A PARTNER WITH phate rer CATION WANTED—BY A OW mpeg I gO en Weird onmen whbe’ * lant HyoMAM. ACQUAINTRD wort 10» ' ‘ ' a bee aonb fe Aarons, ith AS WET NURSE, V4 | MIPANIED-2 MEN OM RAILROADS. 2 CLERKS FOR ke i . WitLwok 2 eu, ie ou. der | WANTED -€ nrrAtion, ny A RbSEROTARYS ~ , oa TASTED AY A RESPROTANLE YOUNG Wows TANT vor +N ABS nin an reference, Call at (1) Weet I7ih ot PA Pires ol Wt Site -k TOUNG | surmicgy wowed | Ware iw . + CAN WHETH 8 A 277 Malnercy at, wear Howson STTUATIONS WASTED ALIS, A ERMAN Wite , i e adr | a | eae NG MAN WANTS 4 SITUATION DS A RONK E Wes: "4 aera atue, beat of reference 6 s 0 | cleemnt arene ~ A tit aries wastun ny ax evernanyonn se) WS, iw: ori ta 4 Lesinaee axing UO Vracet @ Byanich lane ages trensly aor oof ove , = eel! 6! any Ieerarive employment oMered the eferene A, @ren, Ana rn KITUATION WANTED-BY 4 YOUNG MeN m9 OLnEK IY 8 a Joot of refere Atte 1 &T ht h HY o Pima CLA - e Peat ative , ew pte teh ur r AninITY DRerRS ro ’ find © A for ake Fane merenne frtegrity a Adare ren yee owe ohare tw “ oltyt W bower ‘ ‘ emt Be. bertoow He Weta ~ BY | aries eypeet 1 s\iatetpe ‘ x, Chere Se . ef fogs be , #Y A YOUNG MAN Te Cres Adteee: A, ome om SITUATION WANT oniatn Ofbow re ere war [PUstant Po Thor qm ATION WAnvVeEDi¥ anv carectry. # ‘ ‘ Se ” ’ . ete Arettonns wht others @ . ws a) hor, ponte Bow wil Soa Freuch. ans wilt @> y inoue A Oman A. na WELL ROUCATED One nf tes hae Qitwarios wanreo + man, «ho yanks Rogier & ther mgbly (> mansgrnmeet of * ow overmm | cod the care of gentiowes © ered Out wise eens, sot woult ole a are ne, serve im other caperty Addrees AM Herat otter Wy enmeo-4 REAP PCTARLE MTUATION. Hy erates Bead od tore tag eg 1 © eh net Ger ed taper r eqs ont te @iblng sey peoondste vermin, Etarece %. Ne ne ad oar, Sod tee « Weert ar NICAL BAM 18 THK HUrtRT #4 lereman tae bere ee | ainmd Wo ibe Ow ug wee Neves oe VALE STEN ES, tt TUR Soe Stock FOR Tar cow ee wen. nT 4 ToU® be ery fe the tee crevier | O*H0es ote ben wee