The New York Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1866, Page 6

B ae ial MACHINERY. i A’ 1) WASHINGTON STREET, B lands and Dey, for ale, Portable nos, also Cireular Saw REET— AT” SOIns “AND ENGINES FOR SALE N. GOVE. SALE—A POUR HORSE UPRIGHT Ua fo, ty Sige ORE the Engineer, on mises, 336 Bleecker street. Rr 1SXSOXAXI2 IN PAIRS, SING: 4 We 3 P iaaohant Spxl6, 1x24, VEK2A, ‘en taptete ordor, Wi ers, Hs elting, Presets J "itlogs” lowers, Serews, eat, Toot Visca, Anviles 8, Sten Avis" achineey Tere Baadson st ‘vey City. JpoR SALE—A FIRST CARs TAPFERG, 3 MAOHINE for steam fittings; also = be Sebee e seal boss Lathes. anne Tatstane Sele hip ‘and Dover sta. Bow. 279 Frout street, between Rowey OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS TRAM ENGINE OF 20 F horse power, with lease of story 4 years ona three ox building in South Brooklyn: also the Lease of 8 oe a ptainng all the 4 Factory, containing all'tne‘meseshary pote, tools. 8 furnace ts in running order, Inquire New York. GOR SALE: F TORER SUPERIOR % HORSE POWER LOCOMOTIVE Bolters. To be een at Havemeyer & Ekier's sugar iWiiatmabrg, refinery, RIST MILL NACHINERY.—FOR SALE, ONE BOLT. Goring Chest, contatuing tivo. Bolts. anid convesure 21 feet Yong: one rye sing buckwhoat Bolt and Cheat, one se. of Elevators, with ® large Grain Hopper al re other Hlevatory for grein and flour, three, Fun of stones rs, Dush and spindles, all complete and fa Sue smut Machine, Harris’ patent, Sondre ie HOFF, way, ORTABI STEAM ENGINES AND ernie _CURCULAR @AW MILLS. and 96 Maiden lane, New Roc. GIEAN ENGINES AND BOILERS, NEW AND SECOND and: Propeller Engines; one twenty horse Dickinson Boner, bat tue ised; Steain Pumps, “Dishilery Fittings, ‘Bhai ting, P owe ten WILLARD < ALLWARD, 28¢Water street. noiLER MAEBEE gel my ge Signe 26x308, al . ee to drive pair oi Shops having sach on Mat or wie soventimato for the lars, C. &L., Dos 485 Post offer ction of a Dolles of & Shenk the al h fal _BI LIA RDS, 4 &C, ASSO! D STOCK OF FIRST ¢ © ILLIARD Tables, with our improved cushion, at ‘each, now weady for delivery. Second hand Tables, Trimmings. &c. ae ANAG ik & DECKER, corner Canal and ‘Contre sts. rw Ws HAVE GREATLY INCREASED ore ery a. facturing facilities, with new pie ioe ‘lass Bélliai pe ee ‘we are enabied to sell first cl ndard of werk cheaper than interior ‘at a have heretofore been sold. Having the dest assort- all articles appertali we man- Fy et re cats scl at favoral fe rates” Price Mats went by mail ELAN & COLLENDER, 63, 68, , 67 anid W Orosby street, New York. ILLIARDS.—W. H. GRIFFITH, 18 FULTON STREET, offers for sale a splendid stock of new and second hand les at reasonable prices, Call and examine. T LET—FIRST OLASS BILLIARD bap —IN- A A rl Broadway, third floor. Aiso billiard lessons RESTAURANTS. JPQNGLISH HARES AND FILBERTS FOR SALR_ JUGGED HARE FOR DINNER, At RICHARDSON’S, 100 William street, near Joho. OONSIG! NT E LEAF TOBAC and Slane for aie aie be will exchange for a good jorse, Buggy and Harness. . D. ALLEN, Broad at. TNO. 9 WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET (FIFTH Avenue Hotel), the highest price paid for Diamonds, fatohes, &c., or advanoas inate on the same. FRANKFIELD & CO., * avenue, corner Fourteenth Bae commer Twentv-sixth street, of Watches, Jewelry, Silver and Pla other Precious Stones,—We are patentees and sole manufao- farers of American Guekoo Clocks, Watches. with. secrat Jockots for likenesses, &°. A. FRANKFIELD & C DENTISTRY. T THE ANSTAETIC AND DENTAL INSTITUTE, A 953 Broadway, between Twenty-xecond and mai ird streets,—We extract teeth positively without pata, wit nitrous oxide gas. Endorsed by both medical ntal professions. FULL SET OF TEETH INSERTED FOR $8, $10, $15; na Ferec ine west pain; pure nitrous oxide gas dally street, between Third and Fourth JEWELLERS, 209 SIXTH t, and 315 Kighth ave- mend their fine stock ‘are. Diamonds and NEW AND SCIENTIFIC _D) toothache after using PIE’ ISCOVERY.—NO MORE IN’S Great Toothache jemedy. It never fails to cure it instantly, Give it a trial; Ber bottle.” To be had at No. 6 Clinton place, and aioe drug stores ‘Stat MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.—TRETH EX. tracted without pain (ten years) by the benumbing ap- Brace ti Pk waging. gaa fresh daily. | Beau. bh, $l. J. JAY VILLENS 155 Grand street, neat OLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED AND {make a specialty of the use of Nitrous Oxide (ins, and administer tt {n the only way which uniformly destroys pain. ‘We have given it (o over 16,000 pi tera Othice 19 Cooper Institute pat ts, Come to headquar- _MEDICAL. —DR. GRINDLE. AGCOUCHEUR TO THE PRIVATE ies In Anautate, No. 6 Amity place, "Good rooms, Sat and aes attendance. All female com- jy treated. LL FORTUNATES hae Oe Saree ay GRINDLE, No. 6 Amity place, eof in all aj Gal complainis.” Consultations f CURE AT ONE INTERVIEW, WITH OR WITHOUT medicine, for married ladies, from whatever canse, iadame RESTELL. Professor of Midwifery (thirty years’ Practice), 64 West Thirty-f Sixti DYICE TO MARRIED LADIES.—MADAME RES TELLS Infallible French Female Pills, No. t, price }, or No. 2, which can never fall: safe’ and Ee Onice bt West Thirty.fourth street, near Sixth ave- mue, Bent by mail, Address box 2,859. —MADAME GRINDLR, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, NO. + uo Amity place, can be ‘consulted on all female ‘com: jasant rooms for ladies who desire good nursing tea fmocteal ‘attendance. relieved me in one ike magic. Price $5. Dr. A. x. MAURICEAU, | office 13g ty street, or sent | by mail. M, MAURICEAU, M. D., PROFESSOR OF mip. sg ifery, thirty years praction, at 129 Liberty Guarantees certain relief to married ladies, from wht Gause, at one interview. A THOUSANDS ARE SAVED BY DR. KENNEDY'S s,improved treatment. he last vestiges éradioated with- out mervery. Office 195 Etm AT ORE INTERVIEW—WITH OR WITHOUT MEDI. lo deception. ies $1 to $6. ssh Ours or ae Suge Be Board provited. ee DUBOIB, 8 Third avenue. OURE AT ONE INTERVIEW —FOR MARRIED LA- WERK. Office 185 Elm street. His jodteal Wrtrncta guaranteed unfailing, immediate. iB Wise Peg] bl oye Ly pk KM pled atte | are only medicines kn extirpate vest ~Oitice 198 Bim street. "All hours Kee Portuguese Gay. without inconvenien Dr, aw HARLES LUTZE. M.D., 90 BROADWAY, NEAR Twenty-first street, Professor of Obstetrics, having over years’ successful practice in this city, quaraniees relief to every Indy requiring mpécial medical ‘or surgical treatment, froin whatever cause, without pain or exposure. N. B. ene Medicines sent by mail CONSULTATIONS, ORBETP, MO Medient College and fe Go Surgeons Sonsulied as unual on certain diseases. Of- R KENNEDY'S REMEDIES cURE— lorie Unfortunates use them, and KedMedy's [n- Office 196 kim at, R, KING. 196 NINTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY diseases of either AY ‘cures sex ‘in three to forty-eigh hours. R. ARMONT, NO. 193 BROADWA TREATMENT from 10 to 5. “Med! Adviser and Marriage Guides.” ‘on bis spectal treatment of local, tee a em and nervous Aineases, sirictncas Heinle piles, Be. : $1 6, WARNER, Publisher, No. 1 Vesey street. R. COOPER, M4 DUANE STREET, MAY BR ¢ LON. tilted on all private diseaxos. Thirty years exclusively voted to diseases euables him to warrant @ cure in ail i “@ SIX$Y AVENUB—OURKS THE worstjdisenses immedia@fly, without mercury, consul: ta\ion all hours; correspondence atrietly private, Dp" HUNTER CAN CURR WORST CASES OF CER. Ain diseasea, without mereury, in shorter time than any her phyaician, OF ho pay taken, No, 3 Division street, since OCTOR HUNTE: CORDIAL RESTORES Viger Of youth in one week; gives heath and strength 1 {he wort debilitated, $6 per vial. 3 Division street, since i yee INTER RE D ror E! bir | ONLY REMEDY | eines 4 ot ont poisonous virus of a cartain disease; ® | others dry it in the blood, No. 3 Division street, $2. R. YOWERS’ ELIXIR 01 5 [Macreak renoren youth ane seieiton ere ead eile MEDIATE RELIEF FOR LADIES AT ONE INTER- Ww, OF nO sretly peta HARRISON, 62 Sixth avenne. Wate, ADIFS CAN ALWAYS RELY 0: Di 4 failing French Periodical cortafa cure at one interview: nts Th’, BE NOT IMPOSED UPo: un 4 to obiale only Dt Dr. ‘Miceest fon" 1 A CARRE ‘nota, °O certain in all casen froma ape BE Whatever cause, of ADAMI VAN BUSKIRK, cnn be consulted at 2 ‘at one Interview. PRACTICAL piysic jest Fourth street, rej § din nn s-n~ +1 heh TO, we "TAL, CAUTION TO LADIE®.—AVOID Bax - Sort! and use, Dr, POWERS ‘oly afaiog Fert es! Extre Relief guaranteed at one trial, RE a Jrormedianely ye Im stree NEW. YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, “Duciienitit 7, THO. (ORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAMSHIP HE > ct aE ‘street, Hoboken, on ier ober 4 ety DECEMBER 15, fi aguas ON AND BREMEN, or ite equivalent'in iret ayaa a at: second cabin, $62 50; steerage, $37 £0. wrod by the steamship DEUTSCHLAND, H. Wecarha enemen ob December tee : "Yer tele or sang SOR, CO., 68 Brond street, : mas. PASSAGE OFFICES. % SOUTH STREET AND 3 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Persons wishing to their friends can te certificates from Nee CUNKENG or LIVERPOOL Also Tot cflebrated line of weekly packets from DY TAPTONDON AND LIVERPOOL, THE LOWEST POSSIBLE. RATES. REMITTANGES TO GREAT BRITAIN. AND IRELAND, Drafts for £1 and upwi yale on issued at For further lowest rates, es egconn 86 South etree! MEN VIA LIVERPOOL AND QUERMBTOWS demand, 00., td 28 Broadivay, GTBAM To $hetogdaee AND LIVERPOOL, class iren MANHATTAN, sails WEDNESDAY, December n, From pier 37 Bast river. Passage in cabin... For passege apply 3 aeiaes - omen way, WN AND LAVEREOOL <THE | treigh Drat eg a and ire ws ‘Passage ‘TEAM TO QUEENSTOW! ) QUEEN, site, Seturiay, toad at owen cates Apply a THO! @ilice, 275 Pearl street, near ‘TEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, $s From New York every womens Saturday. [anor iteerage passage currencs. aati WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Breedway. bing HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S iron mail st Berman, iH. Ehis Commander, carryi give, * anna States mail, will tall on id Dec. tha M, BURG, or Ba rg, Havre, Southampton and of im, $108, moe second cabin, $63 60; steerage, or-ite equivatent, Eenase . First Genaral A, General 4 Hrchange piace, N. N. No. 6 Barclay 'TEAMERS ARAGO bom sl lap FOR SALE. Fropessis for the of thi ave vessels will be The'rlis of December, ie sega, No goede H . : Ma Liane Dectea er sas wih beaieen enike icant ina company at this office. site RAGO wil ‘will make her next regular voyage, leaving ‘the inst. ‘Ducnunen LAG. No. 7 Broadway, N. ¥. F% Ee oore. CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.— ‘Cunard Steamshi SCOTIA, trom New York, ASIA, from Boston, via Halifa: CUBA, from New York PASSAGE MONEY FROM Cabin. a $1 30 | 1 Second Cabin: Cabin. se cond eens Cares: ad Cabin. Cabin, trotght razabie In gold or ite equivalent. Fe . ‘or freight or passage apply Ne pee beeen: DON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP, LINE. ge to London, direct $90, $8 and $30, curreney. tain Gleadell, LA, Captal trom Rew York Dee. & ENN, Captain nulllnge, from New York, Dec. 18, ATALANTA, Captain Pinkham, from New York. Deo. 31. BELLONA, Captain Dison, from New York, Jan. 16 ¢ British irfin steamship CELA, 2,500’ tons, will leave er ark } Worth river for London, direct on Saturday, Doc. Freight will be taken, and through bitte of inding given, to Havre, Antwerp, rdam. Amsterdam WHITNEY, 26 Broadway. ly to CHAS. ek 7 For paseage apply q Fe reight ly at 54 South street. or Freight apo HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, Agents. NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL STEAMSIIIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE, be ye 3 AT BREST. endid new vessels on this favorite route for the continent will ‘all from pier No. 60 North river. EUROPE, - Saturday, December 15 pee. Aue! “Baturday, December 29 jesne... Saturday, January 12 VIELE DE Pants; Burmion ~Saturday, bie hae OF PASSAGE IN GOLD. ‘bi Second Cabin, $80; including table wine in etther class, Passengers fateositg to land at Brest can be furnished on board with railroad coupon tickets, and their baggage checked to Paris Col an additional charge of $5 for first and $3 for second These steamers do not carry steerage passengers. Medical attendance free of th GEO. eRENATE, Agent, 58 Broadway. R ET BILLETS DE BANQUE FRANOAIS ACHETES et vendus; conditions exceptionnelles. —L. pouray 428 Broome street, pres Broadway, TEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENS- #4 © town, The Inman line, aniling seml-weekly, carry! the United States mails. CITY OF BALTIMORE. OF CORK... rE and each succeeding Sat 45 North river, RATES OF PASSAGE by the mafl steamer, aalling every Saturday:— $9) Steerage. . the Wednesday steamers—First cabin, $90; Payable in United States currency. ngers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bremen, ajatmederat rie Liverpool or Queenstown, $30, rom ives or gold, or the equital eet Tickets can be vougat here by pere sone sending for their friends. For further information apply at the Company's offices. SOHN a DALE, Seca 15 Broadway, N. Y. rATIONAL STEAM NAYIGATION COMPANY. STEAMERS Dieser Bo vuivekPoot, CALLING AT ying pent, Nort! ee as follows ite QUEEN, Captain Grogan, sails Saturday, Decem SDENMARK, Captain Thomson, sails Saturday, Decem- tain Prowse, sail Saturday, December 22. in. Harrington, sas Saturday, Dec. 29, Rs pekans: tickets, to 1g parties from Liverpool malowas for $36 in currency. rough passage wo Paria, Antwerp, Hamburg, Bremen, ac, at low Fate te issued for any amount, payable at any bank in Great Butain or on the’ continent. For freight and cabin passage apply at the ofice of the i Broudway. SF cay arasien rae, cant to om ny, 27 Broadway a et Fulton. poor F. W J. HURST, Manager. t | N{O{1OR 70 PASSENGERS. —THE NATIONAL gTRAM Nees x pt, Ae aay on Fatarday. b Becember bone pea il pla on bard Reece TO GREAT BRITAIN AND pemtanp. repeats for £1 Suite pyar, ca # 86 South street tna B way, COAST WISE 5 STEAMSHIPS, CIFIC MSHIP Co} COMPANY'S p* IF! MAIL Landon py APAN AND INA, VIA PANAMA ARD 8A ren it RANGIBCO, 0 CARRYING THB IRST_VOY. Steamer HENRY CHAURCEY ol Sie Page Cane ll may ads Cor, at I: road with steamer GOLDEN CITY for Sen Prane! ra, mails and fast frei; pompany’s f RADO. to ten’ on , January 1, 1867, for Y« Through cay ag egy wt from Wd ‘ork, ine Palen . rates, payable in gold phy fan : jon fo Praae Seta 3 . Bocaire are a received and “through bills December | (slow), and Somber I ttast). connect ye thi rh treket opi atthe = ‘on the wharf, street, ee MSAIP COM ANY'S: CIFIC MAIL Pp HROUGH LINB Be LIFORNIA, € ARE YING ‘i (NtrRD. STATES MAIL, VIA AMA RATLROA Steamers leave ee s North river, foot of Canal street, at , i 0 ba pen, as follow — ao Captain Maury, connect APR: ain Raat A. G. Gray, consecting © ‘with GOLDEN atkins. we. M—RISING STA T. A. Harris, cons with MONTANA, Caj mAil departures tonsi'ag eapniico; thore of Ist and ist connect at Panama with steamers for South Pacific port Ist and 10th for Central American ports and those Of Iai oe it Manzanillo. jure of 10th each month connects Frith thenew steam ne oo kg to tn and New Zea) ‘wilt conmmect with the first en the company's Chi siramer ¢ 1 Aa ei . in Line, leaving San Francisco He aaa _ hon allowed each adult. Med For passage stekete nnd all further Information apply at the wharf, foot of Canal street, North river, $e Fea ee HORMAN, Agent. on Nor A i ee aA PANAMA. 6 Paci ny's steamer HENRY CHAURCEY w nae dite fall on TUBSDAY, Decunor 1, wt 12 an vanguire -y freight om company's pier, Sole Freight Rewnis new A a COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. R Bera VIA NASSAU, N. P. The Britian North American Mall Packet eee new steamer CORSICA, Captain Le oi the Com) x iy, on Monday, Dee Te Srnd M ag ag 8 & Yor tres r aa Hy No. 4 Bowling C/een, ‘NITED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA, 1 ing ATLANNG MAIL STEANSHIP COMP ayy, THE COURTS. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. ‘The Treadwell and Parrott Cannon Patent Cane—Decision by Judge Melson. ‘The case of Daniel Treadwell vs, Robert P. Parrott has been decided in the United States Circuit Court, whore the case has been fully investigated, and which has engaged the attention of the litigants in the case and the counsel on either side for a considerable time past. The i held over, senna irclant will be torwandod ‘af ss he elegant | merits of tho action are generally well understood eissngees from reports. in the Hxraup, e action was MISSISSIPPI, based upon letters patent for an improvement im the 2.000 tons, besthen, Gaptain Coorg ‘Sumner, to leave Pier 4, North river, at 8 P. M. 4 a BATURDAY, Decem’ser 8. neem petals very elegant and not excelled. Py ye, a “BaeRIsON ePALLEN. A ‘Agents, Now 5 Bowling green, N. ¥ manufacture of cannon te restrain the defendant from to the plaintiff are set forth, and the mode of construct- ing cannon on the ‘specification of the reissued patent. ‘Tho invention claimed is then detailed at length, as well as the principles which led toy. Then follows a review {OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. proveme! making im- WE ene Ee tae Mamship GEORGE CRON. proved oanuon, Juags Nelson cloning Bis decision as fol BELEs Capiain BE. Vaill, will leave pler No.9 North | [ows:—The improvement of f the cast fron GUD, with SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, wrought tron hoops or ed by the complain at So’clock P. M. ant will be found os te. an fai Wg ey Myre upon this ‘Por freight or passage, having unsui ound ndant dise jecree mi «miasing the bill.” Decision for the defendant, Parrott. The Liability of Common Carriers. Before Judge Smalley. The case of Thomas M. Kennard et al. ve, Ben Halli- day etal, was yesterday submitted tothe jury, who, after a short absence, came into court with a verdict for the plaintiffs in the full amount, $10,000, with interest from January, 1865, The defendant is principal agent of the Overland eo Somneny, to whom a parcel of money— the ‘St0,00 rere ‘to in the action—was consigned ed for delivery bj the United States Com| accommoda- ly to BL CROMWELL & 00 4 0o. 8 West street. pa onan GENERAL GRANT. ‘will fellow on De- TAR LINE TO NEW ORLEANS.—THE NEW YORK \) Mail Steaznship Company's fine ocean steamers will Geave pier 45 North river, at 3 o'clock P. M., 28 follows:— MISSISSIPPI (calling at Havana). MATANZAS,.. MORNING MONTEREY. ean! Vpn oy ‘igned at the ‘flee upon the pler, For oe GARR ROk President, No. 5 Bowling Green. ‘xpress Company. ‘OR NEW ORLEANS—BLACK STAR LINE.—THE | The uw of the parcel containing the ew steamship HUNTSVILLE, Captain ‘der, will leave ite traced to .at3 P.M. For ler 1S North Fiver, on Naturday, December } eight or "having handsome accommodations, toe LOWDEN Agent & Weat streets, ‘Agent, corner of Cedar and DAVID MoCOARDY Agent In New Orleans, ORLBANS STEAMSHIP LINE a Body NEW png | EVERY SATURDAY. rst cal yet Apply WO ALLEN Et E. THO ‘AS & CO., No. 6 Bowling Green. was ped ro whose agent it was taken by the _ dians, but afterwards recovered ‘and. lost, or at least it never again came into the Fa of the plaintiffs, ‘It was contended that they \dants) were not carriers of valuable articles, and fy that the package of money was taken from their custody by a band of Indiana, public enemies to the United States. The ie were rally argued, but the ruling of the Court and the decision of TLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO, the jury fixes the liability of carriers. Ruggles for EMPIRE LINE FOR SAVANNAH. defendants, Mr. Larecque for plaintiff. Every ATE aneonly Fier No, 13 North River, ‘Important Custom House Case, sidewneel eee Before Judge Smalley. worite SAN SALVADOR ‘Atkina Commander, salle December 8. SAN JACINTO, Loveland, Commander, sails December 15. ‘Through tickets and bills of Ceding t to all points, e tk RHRISON ALLEN. No. No. "8 Bowling green, N. v. OR SAVANNAH, GA.—MURRAY'S LINE. ‘EVERY TUESDAY. The favorite steamship LEO, H. C. Dearborn, commander, will sall Tuesday, December il, at 3 P. M. precisely, from Johns Lanny {oot of wen street. tlekete gh to all ro sof lading and passage tickets given points in connection with G orga Gea ‘Railroad, For fre! pre MORK tA mefeeie & 6c CO., 61 and 62 South atreet. OR SAVANNAH. GA., EVERY -THURSDAY—THE Bernkard and Hutton vs. Augustus Schell.—This case, which is brought to recover custom duties paid under Protest, was opened by counsel for the plaintiff, who proceeded to submit the points of law on which the action is based, but had not concluded at the adjourn- ment of the court. The case is an important one, and the result will effect many other pending cases of a like character, The District Attorney, Mr. Courtney, assisted by Mr. Ethan Allen, appear for the government. « UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S COURT. Charge of INegal Distillation—A Witness Com- Atiantic Coast Mail Steamship © "a sidewheel ateamehipa eee giana mitted to Prison for Contempt of Court. GaNekan BARNES, Captain Morton, sails Thursday, Before Commissioner Osborn, The United States vs. Mitchell and another.—The defend- ants were charged by a man calling himself J, Frank Stewart, alias Goodwin, with having illegally carried on the manufacture of whiakey at 159 West Twenty-seventh street, Stewart stated that defendants were proprietors of the place, and that by their direction he shi; from the piace at night from niue to twelve barrels of ram. In cross-examination by Mr. Charles Donohoe, who appeared for the defendants, Stewart said he had been dealing in faro, that he had been keeping a bar for other pod and that he had enlisted inthearmy. He declined to say how often. He first stated he had nothing to do with the defendants excopt as to this whiskey and in faro arrangements, and then declined to answer whether he had not obtained advances from them as the pledge of articles, The Commissioner committed the witness to prison for contempt of court for twenty-four hours, ‘The witness had been committed to jail fora similar HERMAN LIVINGSTON, Captain Baker. sails Thursday, om per e North at3 P. M. precisel: 86 North river, tickets and bills of ene % all points in ote with the Central Railroad of Georgia. For freight os PamTINasTON, FOX 4 CO., Agents, 88 Liberty street, FOR, CHARLESTON, 8. 0, THE FLORIDA PORTS and the South and Bouthwest.—Regular United States \ Mail Line, Wednesdays ad (too age ‘he Al elegant steam. at SARAGOSSA, Crowell, Pomme ies ry now re- getving cargo and and” twill oat oe eatarder 4 East river, connecting at Gnarteston with the Seanver DICTATOR for the Fiorida ports. Passage tickets and hho bills of lading given to_all points in connection — wed the South pela ina roa of UR LEAR on ioe) William stroot, The GRANADA will follow Wednesday, Dec. 12, OR CHARLESTON, 8, ‘THE PEOPLE'S MAIL Steamship Com} The regular and popular steam. | term on Tuesday, for declining to answer questions put ht EMILY B. SOCDE G AML Me ’ s Phe et R, from pier Re} Norts | % Dim in cross-examination, rida, t'8 Hyer landing ts reight on Monany apo at Charleston. Through tickets and bills of lading issued to all pointe South in connection with the South Carolina Railroad, LIVINGSTON, FOX & CO., Agents, 85 Liberty sireet, SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT—PART Il. Present Mr. Justice Clerke, ‘This court convened at the usual hour yesterday morn- ing for thetransaction of business, and the room was densely crow ded with counsellors and attorneys, anx- jously awaiting a hearing for their causes, Mr. Justice Cler'ke was then informed that the printed calendars for the use of the bench and bar had not been furnished as usual, and the court was, consequently, compelled to adjourn until to-day. In about half an hour after the adjournment the calendars came to hand. It isa well known fact that the Supreme Court is overcrowded with business, and it is a watter of regret that it should be further retarded by such neglect or omission on the part of those who, by their monopoly, are enabled to reap such large pecuniary advantages from the labor which they have undertaken to perform for the public. —_— COUNT OF OYER AND “ERMINER. Charge to the Grand Jury—Reformation of Our Municipal Corraptions. Before Justice G. G. Barnard. In this court the panel of Grand Jurors was called yesterday morning and Mr. James L. Hyatt appointed foreman, Judge Barnard then proceeded to charge the Grand Jury and enumerated the various statutes to which their attention would be called, stating that !t was not im- probable that many of them had previously served as 1 Aeceipmel RATES, NEW YORK, NORFOLK AN 4xD RICHMOND pe ‘at City Point Spa wares fine steamers WASHINGTON, O, Chichester, Commander, AND, VALLEY ‘CITY, W. H. Snyder, Command The abovesteamers recelve freight daily at pier 15. Bast ri \d will sail regularly every Saturday, at 13 er sooner if leaded, This Ine is prepared to reeeive and forward goods with pared despatch by all the Southern railroad routes, ‘or freight or passa; ms is “oss HAND, 104 Wall street. OR RICHMOND, NORFOLK AND CITY POINT. The sidewheel steamships Captain Alexander. Captain Bourne very Wednesday from "eal North river, ‘giving through bills of points ou the’ Bea Railroad and its Every Saturday, OR 1 LIVERPOOL—OLD BLACKBALL ANE dy, jaune Fi OSTER, JE., Captain in E. Abeel, mber ‘or cabin oF on board foot of Beekman street, or to ote als & COFFEY, 114 and 115 South sireet, near Peck TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. _ Grard Jurors, and those ¢who hed not had FRG MYER, AND, Banizat Ratimoape | doubles Td charges to hand, aries, and wore ‘Trams for Albany and Troy, connecting with Northern “ace and Wertern trains, New York. via Tudeon River Rail | Stance of such, He waa required, however, to street Tenth avenue, 8 and 10A.M., | call their attention to the statutes for their tna 4,6 and P. M.; and via Harlem Railroad, Twen- th street and Fourth avenue, at Il A. M. and 4:15 P.M. e630. M, train vin Hudeon River will rin on Sun Sleeping cars a'tached to 6:30 and 11 P. M. trains. On 6:30 P.M. train is also attached & sleeping oar, every day ¢x- cepting Saturdays, which is run through to Ogdensburg ¥i &. W. nnd 0. Rallrond, without change. wal sunday train on Hudson ieiver Road, New York to Pough- keepaie and return, leaving New York at 8:30 A. M., and on Harlem Road, Forty-second street to Millerton ‘and’ return, leaving New York at 9A. M. WM. H. VANDERBILT Vice President. deliberations. He then proceeded to inform them that he had prepared a charge to be delivered to them, but that upon reflection he had concluded to cre 1 he ‘This charge mainly related to the corruptness city Corporation and municipal officers, and his motiv: withholding it was that it was imporsible for one sin man, unaided and alone, to contend successfully against the corrupt nilusnoee at work in this city, ne would act through the Citizens’ Association, an organiza- tion composed of gentlemen og weaith, intellect and in- tegrity. This body was capabie of aiding him in effect- ing to & great extent a reformation of the gMmzrin, abuses to which he refe and he would avail himsel! of their services collectively in the furtherance of his He would these abuses by injunction and mandamus, as well as such other means as shail be proper and justifiable in such cases. He then in afew words instructed the jurors to observe discretion in the pursuance of their duties, and suggested to them that it COAL, ‘woop, &C. hyn sas AND Posada eo P rece! si eae eee dy SHAPER & BEVIN, 900% West, Bigntocnth aire and JOHN SMITH. corner of avenue C and East Fifvee: street, delivered Immediately. Non MELITARY, was advisable for them’ not to mention the object or ] TH CORPS.—AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF “MEM. | nature of the business before them outside of thoir off- bers of the 19th Corps favorable to formi age a cial deliberations, other Corps will be held oe 7D ; ad B The Grand Jury then retired to undertake the prone- which the court adjourned ctation to AUB P.M. A097 and @ Sixth gyenue, Captain Torry, 176th; C o'clock, aptain Tallmai Trad cution of their until this toring attin od COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Before Recorder Hackett, ‘The calendar was not large yesterday, and Assistant District Attorney Bedford disposed of all the cases at an early hour. Cecilia Van Deusen, charged with stealing a diamond ring valued at $200, the property of Catherine O’ Donohue, No, 468 West Thirty-fourth street, on the 10th of Novem- ber, pleaded guilty to an attempt at grand larceny. She waa sent to the penitentiary for one year. Cornelius Donohue was tried on an indictment charging him with burglariously entering the premises of Michael Sullivan, No, 91 Oliver street. Nearly $200 worth of boots and shoes were achccuse. Wee was jointly indicted Hi last mont te aon or ring years, rom ae Ghee ae 176th, Ni 1B eg ire, eve a such as Breau Siaebonsis ged LERIHARD? Da paMat ture made Yori. SIN, 220 Centre street, New York, top pasadena ben dee THE WEEKLY HERALD. ‘The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Literary Journal in the Country. The Weenry Herat for the present week, now reaty, contains the excellent story entitled :— “ A GHOST AT GARRISO) WRITTEN FOR THR WEEKLY HERALD, “A LONG SWIM." Porrar—‘‘An Acrostic,” ‘To Mary A. G.,” and Bexxe’s Seno,” all written for the Wexxty Herato, It also contains:—The Important and Exciting Eu- ropean News received by Atlantic Telegraph and the “ACY Mails during the Week, including the very Latest Ac. with counts of the Fenian Movements in Ireland and the Re. | Andrew Mo and they beg ened worth of form Agitation in England, the Arrest of John H. | "Caruring weCarrog ae ce tence. of grand Surratt, tho Mexican Situation in France, the Condition beitg indicted with her sister-in-law, wartha complainant, Mrs, Stimpson, testi- fled that the accused parties’ were em; loyed her as domestica, and that Sout the Ist of she missed sheets, towels, carpet and pictures, a portion of which Proper, her son claimed to have seen in the house of ire, McCarron. The jury failed to aeree and were dis charged from the farther consideration of the case, JARINE COURT. of Poor Carlotta, and all Interesting Events of the Week, with the Latest Finanotal and Contmercial Intelligence; The Message of the President of the United States and the Proceedings of Congress; Our Special Despatches from the National Capital; Fenian Movements jn Canada and the United States; Accounts of the recent Indian Hostilities in the Far West; Tho Current News of the Week, embracii all in. Acti ing Political and Events, and the Latest | “ ction to Recover gf og for Injuries toa News from the British Provinces, Mexico, the West Indies, South America, the Pacific, &c.; Varieties; Our Musical and Theatrical Review for the Woek; Facetim; Foreign Gossip; Artistic, Scientific, Religious, Literary and Mining Intelligence; Editorial Reviews of the Pres. idont’s Message and tho Reports of the Secretaries of ‘War, the Treasury, and the Interior, and of the Post. master General, &.; Yur Sporting Calendar, embracing reports of Turf and Aquatic Matters, Billiards, Cock. fighting, &c,; Our Agricultural Budget, containing valu- able and interesting reading for Farmers and Gardeners; Reviows of the Cattle, Horse, Dry Goods, and Boot and Shoe Markets; Financial and Commercial Intelligence; Marriages and Deaths; Advertisomonts, and accounts of all important and interesting events of the week. Before Judge Alker and a Jury. William B, Stilwell vt, Daniel Underhill and John J. Fleet.—Tho plaintiff is a medical man and the defend. ants are owners of a livery stable at Nos. 75 and 77 East Eleventh street, The plaintiff alleges that in the month Of August last he placed a horse worth $500 at livery in the establishment of the defendants, asd that while there tho animal, through the one and carelessness of defendants? servants, & wound in the leg which caused the horse to Heoome 80 valueless that it had finally to be destroyed. The ee leaded that the horse was vicious and that he received the injury from a kick in the stable vn another horse. It was sworn by witwesses for the plaintiff that the wound must have been inflicted with @ pitchfork or some other sharp weapon, and that it could Poot have led from a Kick, ‘There was contradictory evidence as to the value — _ une pe the panes eae dan wine Lay hand Terese, ‘becr ; jos, $5; | it was worth $500, The defen witnesses enced = tenaie eabeuetnee, SS). Shaws ori $3 | cass the auiaal wie ol Werte Five copies, $8; Ten copies, $15, Single copies, Five conte each, A limited number of advertisements (u- serted jn the Wexaiy Henan more than $250. mut tor 9 3200 Cnenane for defendants, Scudder & jury found a verdict for the for plaintiff, James Gridley; Carter. Action for Money Lent for Before Judge Hearne William Mason v¢. John Williams.—This action was brought under the following circumstances ;—The plan- tf alleges that in the month of September, 1866, he advanced to defendant. who was owner of the brig COMPLINENT TO ABRIRAL PALMER, Cry _setom, Dec. 5, 1866. Admiral Palmer, commanding the North Atiantic squadron, was received this morning by the Mayor and military authorition ff, Beebe, Dean and Donohoe; for defondant, ie Huntley. Important to Landlords and Tenants. Before Judge A. D, Russel. McVickar vs. Bang.—The case of John McVickar and C, about Hyer the controversy Mr. Bang as a res- to our citizens the of building about ti Fact, Ne 176, it a in, brie 11, 183, 187, 188, 101, 1 a 94, 323, 308, 300, 32%, 324. Ed eT apdlamboman aca, 80, tall be: be- Court oF a hegre Sune ys. Patrick Conners, Felonious assault and batt Jobn Wi James Rogan and John Treanor, ana ps ea beelee, (i Schenider, Julius Ribili, Herman Wi Henry Kiesing, ‘William Donley and Joachim Hermer, legal Voting—Jobn J. Sheppard, Frederick Kparenbenss sea and Benjamin H. Colen. Big- amy—Mi iubeeay IN THE POST OFFICE. Embezzlement of Registered Letters—The Thief Detected. For some time past the authorities of the Post Office Department in this city have been receiving numerous complaints about missing registered letters, in which were enclosed, in all instances, various amounts of money. The result was of course to increase the vigi- lance of the higher officials, who, after close watching, got reason to suspect a certain young man in the office asthe delinquent, This young man, whose name, for certain prudential reasons, cannot at present be men- tioned, is most respectably connected, and has for a Jong time been employed in the newspaper bagging de- partment of the Post Office. His duties were to bag the Bae are of newspapers, but among those, when the are emptied, letters are often found mixed with the pers, which are returned to theproper department, but which certain conduct on the of this young man led Mr. Gaylor, ni Beata agent of the Post Office De- partment, to su did not do, but qn the contrary carried them to there selected the registered letters, taking out ‘there contents and returning the oth- ers of no value to their proper places, was of course but a suspicion; a watch was then set upon his action, which resulted in his beiag seen to secrete a package of letters and afterwards select from it some that were registered. He was about leaving the office, but was stopped and brought into a private room, where were Mr. Gaylor and one or two officials, and on being searched a registered letter and a bank book were found in his possession, In the face of such undeniable evi- dence the unfortunate young man confessed his guilt and was immediately nted before United States Commissioner White, who committed him in default of spr moges The case will come out for hearing in a days, when it is expected the prisoner will plead “guilty THE ALLEGED DISTILLERY FRAUDS. Continuation of the Examination of Wit- nesses—The Prosecution Closed, &c. 4 Before Commissioner Newton. The examination of the case of the United States, vs. Messrs, Angus, Schwabins, Rowe and Boehm, for alleged manufacture of alcohol under the namb of “burning fluid,” was continued yesterday, in Brooklyn, beforo Commissioner Newton. The first witness called by the prosecution was Dr, Squibb, who testified substantially as follows :— TESTIMONY OF DR. KR, SQUIBB, T reside at 110 Columbia stroet, Brooklyn; am a prac- tical chemist; am casually acquainted with burning tiuid; burning fluid is practically made by mixing alcohol and turpentine; I do not know of any fluid made with less per centage of tw tine than twenty per cent; alcohol must be rectified to about ninety-five per cent to cut or dissolve turpentine; burning fluid is a complete solution and not a mixture, at least asa commercial article; the whole of it will burn without a ciminution of illamiuation; when an excess of turpentine is added toa solution the turpentine would be consumed in the greatest quantit; a alcohol in the next greatest, and water in the least; there is @ proportion of the three which is not inflammable, Mr. Dittenhoofer here roquested that a portion of common burning fluid should be placed in a lamp, a por- tion of the article in dispute im another, both set burn- ing and presented to the doctor, to see if he cou! stn. Leet Lserine them, This was done, and lamps laced burning on the Commussioner’s desk. wv Witnens—The fluid given mé by Cochue and Mead was a mixture of water, alcohol and ay hel with the io parities usually produced in the distillation of grain, consisting of not more than ten per cent and not less than four per cent of spirits of turpentine; thet spirit was about seventy-two per cent; the dagiee age was not a burning fluid; the turpentine can Ma CA rated; the methad adopted was to dilute ‘with its bulk of water and distil it; when it was distilied no trace of turpentine remained.’ The witness here gave a detailed account as to the specific heat of turpentine, aicohol and water, and continued as follows:—A burning flu not bo = by a single distillation, because the alcohol does not come over aufficientiy strong to dissolve turpentine ; the last part of such distillation wonld contain little if amy turpentine; to make burning flud would require a subsequent mixing; to free it from the turpentine would simply require extra distillation, cost of which would be trifit my judgment is that th fluid presented to me would all burp in an ordinary ot lamp; a lam arranged to vaporize the water. meee by Mir. Dittenhoefer—I aver bonghs or gold burning fui @ business; Personal cohol; pure alcohol bas very little illuminating power; {n the mash before fermentation there is to dis- solve alcohol ; the amount of turpentine dissol P , light burning a poor would note called ticle tested by Mr, Torrey hpele the barrels seized, and the District, Attorney rested ers (r. Dittenhoefor then opened the defence by calling Mr. Monroe, who testified a, as follows :— ‘TESTIMONY OF BR. DNROR, T have bought and sold Dorning fis T should call the buy the article in those lamps for burn. ing fuwid; ae not think that an article would require to better than that to be sold in the Tmareet ae burning Aid it is not the jmantity of mixture, but the light it a soake y diflerence between an artic! or burntag fad, if it gave a good light, that con- tained ten per cent of ine and one had only a. See or high wines are not known in the mar- fluid; I have known burning fluid to be mate’ ne way with ten Der oan of terpentine heim ‘was cross-examined at considerable by the Dinrict Attorney, but nothing new wag The case was then adjourned until to-day, at half-past nine o'clock A. M. THE STEAMSHIP SCOTLAND, Report of the Marine Surveyor. Mr. Samuel Harding, Marine Surveyor at this port, yesterday surveyed the steamship Scotland, now lying sunk at Sandy Hook. and revorie Onding hor broken i tee, to which was referred the of the records of the Court of the United States for the Nomination of Emanuel B. Hart fer the Office of Street Commissioner—The Proposed ey for a New Barge Office. The Board met at two o'clock yesterday afternoon, Parsipewt Brice in the Chair, A communication from Ape Nec ines wing the name of Mr. John T. Agnew lor treet Commissioner, me substituting therefor the nomination u - ear Se ‘ aad id over of Emanuel B, Hart, was report from the Joint Committee the proposed peg Aas ia Hiitory os ite for a new Jal ing cession, was laid over for The Board then adjourned to Friday afternoon phsry to at two ——_—_—______ THE COMPTROLLER BRENNAN INVESTIGATION. of the Investigation Before nissioner Sedgwick—Recorder Hackett and Deputy Collector Storrs Examined, &c. The examination of witnesses for the defence, in the matter of an investigation into the affairs of the Comp- troller’s office, was continued yeeterday at the Metro- Politan Police headquarters, before Commissioner John Sedgwick, Mr. Brennan was represented by James T, Brady, and Mr. Lawrence and the people by Attorney General and Mr. Noyes, while the Citizens’ Association was represented by Mr. Daly. Nothing new or important was elicited at the ex- aminatign’ yesterday, Recorder Hackett and Deputy Collector Storrs testifying first to the regularity of the Proceedings in the arbitration in regard to the judge- ments against Fernando Wood for the police riots of 1857, and the latter in reference to the mode of proceed- ing in the Comptroller's office, the accounts being regu. larly kept and the affairs properly conducted. Mr. Storrs stated Mat he had been in the office since 1864, and that the Comptroller never paid out funds except on warrants — oe the yeas officials, In 1864 he remarked that disbursed for street cleaning; that he re Pe had built a house in the upper portion of tov city; that he knew of no workmen per employed upon it that were paid by the city; that he contributed no money for Brennan’s personal expenses, and that in 1864 there were $1,000,000 in the Broadway Bank on all accounts, He also stated to Mr. Noyes that he had made a suggestion to Brennan not to invest the street clean! $300,000 in the tax bi submitted to the Superv! in 1864, and that he could not say how much had been paid the Transcript for sdvertining, or who owned that newspaper. The defence then closed. The examination of witnesses will be resumed this morning at ten o’clock, when the prosecution will pree Bee rebutting testimony’ to that recently elicited by de- fence. n Telegraph Proposed— The Resolution to be Transmitted to the President and Both Houses of Congress—The The Chamber of Commerce held their regular monthly meeting yesterday afternoon, Vice-President Jonathan Sturges in the chair, The first business in grder was the Presentation and reading of a memorial to Congress for the removal of the tax on cotton. Mr, Maury said that it referred to a former memorial on the same subject, the statements of which have been verified. A resolution was passed that the memorial be printed, and copies left at the Chamber of Commerce rooms, and that a meeting be held in two weeks to consider it, pre- vions to its being sent to both Houses of Congress. PROPOSED AMERICAN ATLANTIO TELEGRAPH, The following resolution was offered by Mr. & B. RoaGuxs:— Resolved, That the Chamber of Commerce of the State of New York are deeply impressed with the got only to the ed but to oe security and United States, of aacerta(nin; r soundings, the fee cilities afforded by the bed AR ntic Ovean lines of telegraphic cable direct}; connecting our Atte —_— it with the western coast of and Southern Eu- ranee aud do hereby respectfully ition the ‘ument of the United States to employ sugh portion of the nat juired fc the necessary sound- esolved, Phat So wa tedahyred resolution, duly an- thentleated, be trai ma smitted to president of the United States and to both houses of Comecor In offering the resolutions Mr. RvaGuxs referred to the late banquet given by the Chamber of Commerce to Mr. Field, and thought on that occasion it was not sought in 7 way to monopohze for America the honor of the jevemont, yet it was fully and fairly claimed that to American perseverance and American science a por- tion, at least, of the credit was due. The persever. ance of Mr. Field, the services of Mr. Morse and our ee, naval officers, Brooks and Benjamin, were re- 10. . The resolutions were seconded Mr. Wermonn, whe said that he was glad that the United States were to bring into question the action of England during the last ives years, concluding with the remark that when the Koarsarge sunk the Alabamba, England lost her claim to dominion over.the sea. The resolutions were adopted, together with the fol- lowing resolution, on motion of Mr. WaLanmpas:— That f th ark: Si Resolved, copies of po Bo Soiree t “F jamuel sto the P Congress, B. Ru; Le transm:! ited, with a copy of the resolution ‘of the United States and the two houses a te uns waa tainted toe cael the commit. sul oot ot the destruction istrict of Mississtpp! during the war, with » recommendation that a statute be passed making parole a letter from A, A. Low, re- Secretary algning the Presidency of the Chambers of Ciniiation, on account@f having sailed for aes Japan, &e., was re the Chamber adjourned. The letter of Mr. Low ferred to the Executive Committee, THE ALLEGED CLERICAL PICKPOCKET. Continuation of the Investigation—Evidence of Detective Officers as to the Practices of Pick- pockets, &c. The case of the Rev. George T. Williams, the Episco- pal minister, who was arrested some few days ago on the charge of picking a lady's pocket while riding in a Fifth avenue stage, was up again on adjournment be- fore Justice Dodge at the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday morning. ‘The court was crowded by a very respectable aaétm- lage, among whom were the Right Rev. Horatio Potter, D.v., Episcopal Btshop of New York; Rev. Dr. Hig- bee and.Rev. Dr. Morgan, of New York; Rev. C. @ Gib- son, of Potersburg, Va; Rev. W. B, Wellows, of Suf- folk, Va, and Rev, A. & Smith, At the openrag of the - court the counsel for the accused called detective offeer George E. Elder to testify as to the mode of doing busi- i atse i preclude ‘ponsit iving way to any temptation that would lead him to Svedesuiaton ot the act charged inst him. The counsel read from. ‘Wharton's criminal reports in proof of his nds that testimony of good character was ndmissablo, 8 and that Juries might allow such y to have weight in determining the probability of a pereon ‘8 guilt when the evidence of guilt is founded only on circumstantial evi- dence. Counsel stated that in this case the Justice was in the place of the jury, and he asked that the evidence 4 admitted. Mr. Gunning 8 Bedford, ote Assistant istrict Attorney, op tl on the ground that the authorities quoted by the counsel fo oe &. Jury; the magistrate with Not there was probable cause to su) the accused per- son guilty from the tenor of the evidence bearin directly on the case; that he was not vested w: the of either ju not decide on the question of innocence or an accused party, Mr. Bedford then asked though the statutes ibed the rule in Sed Justice rule, if only for pe that evidence vious good character could n = examination. Counsel en that, as —- of Lo witnesses tance and were anxious to return to their their testimony be taken, and, should his serie ox. punge it Siping it conld tay A Ld done. Mr. y teat records which wt ne he fa Iustice Dodge Dut, as thie case was a rather extraordl would rn the further hearing until this (Friday) afternoon, and in the meantime ha woud thoroughiv consider the inatter, © or jury, and count iit € De ee i ee ee