The New York Herald Newspaper, January 31, 1867, Page 10

i d ae ee EE ae tae oe bt] ‘THE STATE: OAPITAL. New York City Matters in the Legislature. THE STREET CLEANING CONTRACT, An Investigation ordered by the Assembly, ‘argument Zefore he Joint Jommittee on Cities. in Relation to . Metropolitan -Board of Public Works. ‘ OPERATIONS.OF THE CITIZENS’ ASSOCIATION. ae. ao. de. ‘SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALO. ‘ ALBart, Jan. 30, 1867. ‘The sessions of the Senate and Assembly were not marked by afy important legislation this morning. In the former a debate occurred on general excise matters, and Senator Tom ‘Morphy gave notice ofa bill for an underground railroad in New York city, to be in accord- ance with the suggestions of the special committee of ‘She Senate on that subject appointed by the last Legisla- sure. In the Assembly nearly the whole session was taken up with three matters—alleged meglect of that much abused functionary, the public primter; the report of the Committee on Rules, and the resolution of Mr. Creamer Tespecting the cleaning .of the streets of New York. The printer wae assailed by Messrs. Millspaugh and Littlejohn for alleged irregularity in printing the pro- voedings of. the Assembiy, without regard to the Legisia- tive chronology, Mr. Millspaugh proposed the appoint- ment of an investigating committee on the subject, and ‘Mr. Littlgjobn urged the propriety of inquiring into the necessity of appointing @ new party to do the public printing. Both propositions were adopted by the House. JUDGE WHITING AND THE STREBT CLEANING. Some little verbal. sparring was brought out by a mo- tion made by Creamer, of New York, to take from the Aable bis resolution relative to the cleaning of the streets ‘of New York. Mr. Creamer made a speech in which he accused Judge Whiting of neglecting to do his duty in ac- cordance with the letter of his contract. The streets, he were in a filthy condition, and no offort was being tw clean them, although the contractor regularly drew bis compensation from the city treasury. Mr. Owen agg said the streets were never cleaner than at present for seventeen years, and tbat it was impos- sible for the contractor to do more than he was doing, ‘owing to the depth of snow on the ground. The attack on a, Whiting was, he believed, mainiy restigate “cl late inoumbent of that office, and hence the outcry against the contractor for the cleaning of the streets, There was a set of political leeches always ready to as-ail any bonest man who bappened to get hold of a city con- ‘tract, and Ju Whitiog was now in that conditiop. M. John E. Develin bad no objection to the resolution eopt that it might seem an insinuation the honor- able gentlemen composing the Board of Street Cleanin, ‘Commissioners. Mr. L. Buck and Mr. M. C. Murphy said ‘lando Bliss. Opposition having been ais’ mctotite ion bar mt q it Brooklyn in the bill, thet city has been left oat rm} ‘Westchester county substituted. Other modifi Dave likewise been made in connection of proposed reforms of the Citizens’ Assoc! INTRIGUES OF THR CITIZENS’ ABROCLATION, = * Ap important of New York ik place to-night in Speaker perry te Staawix Hail. ebject was to consider the bilis + wy there the = Citizer Association, and T am informed that conclusion . Fived at was to support seme measures of reform, ‘such ‘Ddoards of control and public works, but of a some- smbat eifferent character from thove already presentod. ‘The fact is, a powerful combination against the Citizens’ formed, and no jess a party than ‘Governor Fenton himself is said to be at tho head of it. A diecovery ts said to bave been made that the ulti- apate aim of the New York Reform Association is not new party in the interest of the aristocratic element of abe metropolis, Jt is alleged that the Citizens’ Associa- ‘tion design first to get control of the depariments of the clty government, and then organize a people's party in vevery part the State. To effect this they 4ntend, before th measures nally pase, to the new commissioners all 4pvorted in the bilis, and thus take the power of a int- ing away from the Executive. The same trick ceed tempted with the Dill organimicg the Board of Health; but was defeated by Governor Fenton, and he new once the Citizens’ Association for the Compmay; relattwe to the notes of closing anke. provides that they may apes. wh the Hanking” Department State or United @tocks or oeds fir the redensption of aned notes, the deposit to be twenty-five per cent greater than the amouat in circula- ton; @ amend the law relative to savings banks by re- them om ormasizing to communicate with the \ Boysarvaeat and contribute $5, and If need be, a p-Treatags) on the amouat of deposits towards defraying expenses of maintaining a Sat Bank Bureau or mre eee take veal ) pro. of persoos: brakemen authorizing 3 : & construeibon fatiroad Fi 3, for the relief of the holders of bonds of the Montreal and Viatsburg Raffroad, against the ott betier protection of baggate cat on raijtroads vteamboats, which was agreed to; to atpend the charter of the Germania Life Insurance Com- pany. To incorporate the Long Island (acai Basia and Dock Company BILIR SoTICED, By Mr. New York. By Mr. EB. Comxrii-—To repeal ihe posits in the New York aud Brookly: 45,000, tas INTRO CRD, To amend thé act to secure ihe faithTu! expenditure of acameye collected for certain chariobie inatitutions x% Fire . Moneat—For an underground raioad ia ay Jt provides tum ali Drugritale, and cheritable institutions that conatre ald from the State shall be placed or ry ead cas cat cook sbine @xpanaes ‘paid by a tax of one per cent upon al ex: ise 5 rNised a ive State Py We. Prenson hihorsing the authoritias of Bronk Jyn ty borzow $189°601 for scoot purporas. cawico XP RAILROAD, ‘The bill exe Yom ta mds ienien in tavor of tive New VW 80 Midland fait road was (8 4 1, Utd reading. amendi ats ctor of the. Troy A « ter of the Troy Annual Con trent the te ee, chureb was passed. The Brockport Normal Sch. V! bill was by aoantmous convent read the third time ahd The Oil to establish @ morn « Niool ‘#1 Brockport was about the Street Commissiouer’s Judge Whiting had been appointed to the preferred against the a , Wacerarr—To amend an act for the incorpora- "| Cutting in the Freach style, He engravés like an artist peg ee gerd as he ‘| not like a machine, giving life and atmosphere té aij. be C 3 pM Fey 3 Nein = ol baal ag doeens deftiyiag a painter with biabrost = been house in eye : By. Sr. m7, Tagorgorae tne Eroduce Wry, PPidecop cine aterm pis ke lpuatie } them. {stra ber thet dipnten test es prised i pap: Bowes wD “howsd Comm! ; ‘already « whose gontus Proved | ward, ee messenger would Montreal” TixG. —' Capitoline Nevend an aot elative to Fates of whazfage on ike Hudeon to wbat a Bigh polntof art engraving: ca be’ 'raiced.’ Tmmsdiaielt eaith oat baie as eiers. Sua EE ications: with the subject tation. NEW ‘YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1867—TRIPLE SHEET. 4 WEMRGPOUTAR BOARD OF HEALTH. ‘Bile amending lative to the Metropolitan ‘Board of Health San considered ip » Committee of the ‘Whele, bat without amendment eb tiedtSe S amenang alse | ng Tata ee toacs FINE ARTS. ‘Whatever may be thought of the notions of political econ- omy entertained by those American artiste whe lately ap- posted with partial svcneen te Canquene:tay “paection,” | egy te {tis bat fair to listen to their earnest protest against Coe euspcion that they would conspire to exclude the stima- It will be remembered that on the 30th of October last lating influences of the best foreign art. They indig- quite an excitement wes created in Wall street, which pantly deny the charge that they were foolish enough had about that time somewhat recovered from the to try to prevent the importation of good pictures; au menetary “scare” into which tt bad been thrown by the contraire, they say the more the better, But they | Péculations of Ross and certain other less sccomplished thought that as the somewhat absurd tariff scheme pro- and consequently less succeseful “gentleman robbers,”’ posed by them left the duty om all pictures of above | by the announcement that the firm of ©. ©. Parks & Co., $1.000 value at ten per cemt—that is, precisely the same Drokers, as No. 34 New street, had been robbed of as before—it would only prevent our markets from being $40,000 im gold certificates, The facts of the case, as glutted, as formerly, by bogus old masters—by pictures published at that time, were, that on the afternoon of Aenem! Aunany, Jan. 30, 1867. REVIGION OF THE RULES The report of the Committee om the Revision of the Rales was the special order for the moruing. After a fengthy discussion the report was adopted. The prin- cipal change in the rules of last 18 @ provision for the appointment -of.a @f the whole, to of sixteen members, two from each judicial second precinct, Captain Jacobs, yesterday reported that there were sixty-two lamps oot burning im the streets of their precinct op the previous night For years past the neglect to the street lamps has been t to many be- Bighted pedctrant who have wrod f Lf { sore complaint 10, m CHOICE FOR CONSUMPTIVES. tebe ny ET WELL OR DIRWHAT MUST RE DONE, Ax BNL# REPORTED. ri By Mr. Mzap—Relativeto the Howard Trazeporiation light for which the city ts 30 heavily taxed. At @l \d" Storage Company. which, if signed by great living celebrities, were insome the 30th of October last, just previous to the closing of | "15,0 me Pema igrowe-) tis ad 4 Meer be Peesth "By Ar Gupumente provide for laying out roads in | cases really painted by their pupils; ana especially by | banking boure, Mr. Parke sont « man named George came sone fo Gegmes Cannel oni oR a be acoahcrs py, OF REA! WN TO CURE hs ir Masoson to & stenographic reporter | Countless copies fabricated cheaply and at wholesale D7 Calvert, who wns eaaployed in the offce of ospaee soner was directed Wo send iw 8 communication on the | BAD CARRE OF COMBUMEION, (on for the Fifth Judicial di ‘also to incorporate the | persons who make trade of copying in every European | general messenger, to Messrs. Charles Unger * ition street : or tna Tailors Boner Society ‘or Breokiya, also | city Our artiste deemed that to exclude such predac- | Daakers, doing business at No. 48 Exchange place, with | | 1scruxs ar Ruy. De Wiutsrs.—The last of the Sr | foal that Breeset to Beancon oft for the County Court and Court of | tiogs would be beneficial to art and to the entire com- | am order for Ingold crtifcaten. After mating for | *rie® Of letures at theTiee Avene church was delivered } «7 accuse of my medicines enone of INES COURAY. 1 narter of abe Skene- | munity, an wollen to young native artate who aro now | We rum or Cauvert for about » quater of 45 Boas | lst ovesing iy the Rev. De. Wilts bls sanjet ving Peneat is . ber Man For Ita Beau Idoal of Charac- li i struggling against the caprices of fashion, and rs the high prices of living, There are enterprising ee eee Te Ee Pee, ang Frankia picture dealers in’ New York whose Imporiations | corincates, each of them bmg 4 by ‘us bi aeee en he have been of so bigh an order as to contribute pewer- | $6,000, Go retarni all .fally to develop and quicken a taste for art—in fact, al- | that gentleman most to create the demand which American artists of ing any further distinction no Jess thas foreign artists have been of late exponen. ot years 0 busily occupied in supplying. Between such pod Company. By Mr. Ancazz—To Sewvias for a High School in Syra- cuse, mane th sige amend the charter of Pough- a Mr. Bewntxax—To incorporate the Laborers’ Bank of New York. iy ayes Batt.sno—To secure to creditors a just division 08 estater.of debtors. By Mr, Hatsey—Relative to Newburg City Water He | By Mr. Concan—To declare a portion of the Black | deafers and our. edsypioe ctr paapredy kar Ka wae informed rivera public highway. should bea generous co-operation to advantage | $40.000 we ro Bony eta compete the High Service Doth parties and of the publi rs Y ‘The public will learn how industriously and suocess- fully the artists are engaged in their winter work By vis- iting their etadiog, particularly those which are thrown “been seen to euter open every Saturday at, the Stadio Building in. Teuth | Lreestry bullding, by. the Wall street entrance aad to Mr. Duve.sx—To amend the act relative to Sheriff's ificates upon sales of real estate. Also to prevent fraud and fraudulent practices upon hotel, restaurant and boarding house keepers, By Mr. Guatay—To authorize the city of Utica to streets. The building was also used as a whiskav distil- iG It Rare Of 4 ef | FRE E i ‘3 i f oor fronting on. Pine street. Be- Remon iene: Cameras ene, 0 Ceara ee street, at Dodworth’s, on Broadway and on Fifth ave- | yond this Could be learned of his, whereabovts, ee ee a tax therefor. : ‘unwil eve emi yy Mr OaxtY<To incorporate the New York Ware- | 200; in Astor place, at the University, at the corer of oe eae was compelied to sct upon | Mighly combustible material ga the impreasion that the conflagration wes of much !arger dimensions than it really wae, and expedited the move- ments of tbe fire department. Great difficulty waa ox- from the luck of water, owing to some of the hydrants being frozen. The bui!ding, which was entirely destroyed, was two stories in beight.and built of wood. No insurance om the stock, and but $800 on the building, which is valued at $2,000. . Total loss $10,000, Firxs wv rar Eastaes Drsrarcr,—The losses by the fire in South Sixth street on Tuesday night are as follows: — On the buildings, which belonged to the Graydon estate, $3,000; insured for $1,000, On tie stock of Baxter & Norton, $500; no insurance. On the stock of C. H. Smith, $8,800; no imsurance. On horses, harness, &c. owned by Messrs. Ainslie, Davison and Anner, about $1,000. Total, $8,300. A fire was discovered ip the Tear basement of Vad geogd store of Henry Rankin, corner of South Fourth and Tenth streets, about balf- ‘Twenty-elghth street and Broadway, and at Gibson's Building on Broadway. Smith, of the Tenth street Studio Building, is the painter of the attractive picture of the yacht race, “The ‘Start,”’.which adorns the window of oneof the great Broadway jewelry stores, Kaufmann’s striking picture of “General Sherman at | whereabouts of the absconder, The. frm by which he the Camp Fire” is ov exbibition at the Artists’ Studio, | had been employed knew very little, if sale , COM- him more than what they saw of yy by @94 Broadway. ones le en; ‘gold ” for them durit Neblig’s “Night After the Battle,” one of the most | poricd of eect tusive mente OF the place meee ta impressive works inspired by our late civil war, has been beer ana bine Sethe a4 tego d Sy he pass even! irm knew nD Dg, purchased by Jay Cooke, the banker. the deletives wore theretore. left to. work up. the Time enough has not yet elapsed perhaps for the pro. | from the outset without a single clue to guide th Auction of historical pamntings of the highest ideal order | thelr manceuvrings Nothing, discouraged, however, in iMustration of the war, But the time is ewiftly pass- view noon wed Pred they Creve ra house Company. By Mr. Sti.ns—To authorize the Third avenue Railroad Company to lay a switch in 130th street. BILLA NOTICED. By Mr. Vax VaLmansunce—Io incorporate the city ef Binghamton. By Mr. Weev—To make the common schools of the State free to all, and to provide for the government and maintenance of the same. Also to compel all horse rallroade and other railroad companies to make reports in pursuance of section 36, chapter 18, title 13, part 1, of the Revised Statutes, By My. Gias—To facilitate the construction of the the Rondout and Oswego Railroad by tunneling Pine Hill. Mr. WiLBxR—To incorporate the loaners’ and Trust Company of New York; also to reduce the milk tariff on the Hudaon River and Harlem Railroads; also to incorporate the Householders’ Mutual savings Bank in New York. together 1p perfect harmon; pa Bog ag sore thros?, w the Mandrake Proper to take the Fille 10 carry +00 cure consumption, or any disease leading to it, a strict course must be pul a iy from that laid down by the facuity. In the first place, they must prevent teking cold; even sheht colds must be prevent’ This inusi and can be done, or el ig ne use m trying to be cured. In order to do this in winter, the patient inusi, sag 4u the house, and hecp it one temperature with the ther. mometer; then walk about the house as much ay posstbie, to keep the blood in circulation, andat the same time prac- tice runt wo expand tbe chest. E cage in past y reatel 4 reco patient " yh By Mr. Burnows—Relative to the harbor of the city of | ing away for that faithful, conscientious accumulation of | turning up that would lead them to adopt any certain | {j bose a none ra one Pi ae Heo 9 me bt fresh air. What nema ate it aot Hanns satiety ey : Buffalo; also to amend the charter of the Buffalo City | soateriais useful if not indispensable for either the bis- | course, they loarned—bow or by what meaus is uow | Citizen's Company of Williamsburg. tent mind, but ifara chem Hable Yo tang 0/4. perhaps bol ‘Waterworks Cosspamy, torian or’ the bistorieal painter in future. And noone | ® detective secret—that on the day of rub. pein htee peed PE ined Wank tor A Sap Case.—Mrs. Marianna Phillips, a widow wo- man, aged thirty-two years, was brought to the Forty- third precinct station house on Tuesday night, charged with being a habitual drunkard. On her person were found the following property, ail of which belong to her:—Three gold watches, a coral necklace and gold post, gold ciasp bair bracelet, silver pencil, two gold reast pi seven pairs of sleeve buttons, silver forks, spoons and other articles of value. Mrs, Phillipe bas Deen in better cireumstances, and formerly moved in Tespectable society, but since the death of ber husband, about a year ago, she has abandoned herself to drink. Coroyen’s Ixquest.—The coroner held an inquest yes- terday morning on the body of Andrew Kanimera, the superintendent of the Empire Woollen Works on Red By Mr. Ricuwoxp—To amend the charter of Little Falla. By Mr. Hayxes—To aid and hostomg a the Brooklyn ‘Steamship and Emigration Company ; to meorporate the Soldiers’ Home in Brooktyn. By Mr. Oaker—To incorporate the Home Savings Bank of New York; also to authorize the conversion of certain bonds of the Mariposa Company into preferred stock. By Mr, HixspaLe—To open a square in Brooklyn, to be known asthe Lafayette Square. Also to amend the Brooklyn city cbarter. By Mr. Criesxx—To authorize the city of Rochester to = money for the purpose of erecting achool build. Mr. M. U, MurrnY—To provide for the erection of urinals in tho streets of New York city. By Mr. .0. Mcnrny—To amend the charter of New York city; also to establish a law library in New York very he had visited a girl by th f seems to bave devoted himself to this important task | Fmina Dumas, who was stopping ina house in Mereer with greater enthueiasm and perseverance than Franken. | street, and that she bad packed up and made tracks for " some other place. Shortly afterwards th: were in- stein, who has personally visited and sketched in oil on | Some other pine. Shorty, wierwant narag more uring the spot, all the principal battle felds throughout the | coyid be ascertained as to where she had gone. South. The artist iatends to perpetuate and multiply these | their ferretings about the Mercer street house they found . | ous that Calvert was not the principal ‘‘lover”’ of Em: sketches by the aid of chromolithography, with accom- |}: that » iyoulia man by the nameof George licerd a panying letter press descriptions. Scrapulously accurate | tha: favored individual. This once definitely known, as they are, and taken before nature has concealed as McDougal and Giiford resolved to keep ‘‘close down’? on im, OF, | techinical it loves, and hastens to conceal,fthe traces of war, they | bim, oF, in lese technical phrase, to waich, his every will be recognized with interest by survivors in both | they, by their experience in such matters, ling cer- armies of the terrible scenes of which each battle field | tain that two persons entertaining so tender a regard for was the theatre. or. another communicate togetber by letter or otherwise. The recent arrival of Linton, one of the foremost | While keeping a strict watch ovar the former, un- Tung nearly gone, can cure themaelves without ever seeing me. although where it is convenient it is best to come and be exarained with the res ; them they will that Lave been con.) cir mption have been cured by them that I never saw. Keep the stomach cleansed of the mucus with the Pils and Tonle, the appetiie will toon come, then eat rich, greasy, bealthy food; nature will soon begin to throw otf the divease. and the patient will be come fat and hearty. When these medicines gat thoroughly. through the system persens are not, near so liable (o take cold: yet great care should be taken, for it i like any other digenso—a Felapee is Ory GABEQTOUS saat jany years ago I was given up as being in the las s Iaption’ and was taken vom bone, ve, Philndelptia tomy friends in Moorestown, N.J., to die, J was soon tal my bed and lay there many weeks, a it city. = D writer of | known to himself, the detectives, for some ~eason or | Hook Point, who committed suicide by banging himeelf | j#ken vi Pro By Me. Sc120—To ansond an sét felntive to compensn- | TOOt enstavers in England, and an erties and im art | aother beat known to themselves, sont a letter to | OD Monday ast. The verdict rendered was that the de. | {pin ninking condition, nen herbewhich, ta tke safer tion of Assessors in Schenectady city. distinction as well, has made quite a sengation Montreal addressed to Emma Dumas, of course signed ceased laboring under a fit of | ishment of everybody, soon ‘A great chenze fi By Mr, Watrmax—For an additions! number of nota- | circles in New York. It is said that bis engagements temporary in From tem for the better. 11 seemed to me that 1 could ries public in New York. By Mr, Invixa—To repeal an act passed. April, 24, 1865, relative to Fa) sesssons of the courts of justices of the peace in New York. By Mr, Fazar—To amend the charter of the Mariposa with one of the most widely circulated illustrated papers of this city will secure him as a permanent resident here. There is need enough for the improvement which hieinfluence must effect. Linton is @ master of tint the afternoon, asd’ many non- JHE WEW YORK STREET CLEANING CONTRACT. Mr. Crzamen called up the ‘résolution, heretofore pub- lished, relative to the alleged — on the of Jap. soatractor, to Kee} this Muraball has prove thie by bis. superb portrait of.the | Sulecle® Un, Thuretay eee ie mane Rencolt chine late Abraham Lincoln. Aside. from the extraordiuaty [to the cily. & s to the house: in’ techn ical merits of this work it is @-méaterpiece asa Mercer’ etre te bok ater ‘mentioned R Wh streets of New York band free from Sith and garbage, which was adopted, -] porirais, With photographic fidelity’ to, the form and be wes by the officers waiting -for ‘eine on ‘epvying the superior -} features of the original. it combines the . higher. on Wo the Police Headquasters, whare-hewas | ‘skill of ahod: in preserving their eqai- to-morrow—“COUGHB.AND COL08.” + THE LORD BOND ROBBERY. @istinction of animating the face with the | searched, andon bis person were founda bill of exchange | librium. Patients can consult me at ny room, | —= on the Bank of Montreslaud a Ot insurance of the | accra ox Tox Loxa Isuaxp Rammoan.—The Hoe gp ena Fax acanbecians Arrival of “Jack” Rand, the Alleged Prin- | ‘ery foul of expression, The same poouliarly earnest al. Insurance Company, of the city,"on a house Dee 1 3PM. All advice free of Dut for » thorough ex- etpal—Additioual Particulars. and oven sad look which the living countongnce wore Mua fumniture, the dectinent being roade out in favor | Sengers on the ball-pasifleven A. M- Greenpoint train, MONIC SYRUP. and’ NIG, encn $18 per The particulars of the arreat at Albany of Jobm Rand, | excopt when suddenly beaming efitt’ = emirbi! smite, be Seenay caivere The eepenine ote end a reached | on the Long Isiand Railroad, narrowly escaped being in- bottle, or $7 80 per half dozen; MANDRANE Pula a detect certain. x. dealers every here. the alleged principal tn the Lord bond robbery, by de- | is bere reproduced. I is“® uve copy of the por- | Tetyea ahagconld be thought of to loduce Ricand to di. | J4ured Yesterday, in consequence of the rear car running fieply a alway be ebtained at hie: roots, &! oid et tective George Elder, of this city, were de‘ailed in the | trait engraved on the minds and hearts of the present | vulge what he might happen to kuow of Caivert's where- | the stave jadies seated near {t N generation, and it wil! be as readily recognized by the | sbouts and doings were resoried to, but without avail, he fering to keep bis own counsel on the subject, eyes of posterity as by our own, Marshal! is one of the | Ercvnite, so that Kmma Damas should Dot, ‘conte many American pupils of Couture, the celebrated French | regard tor peers grow too uneasy — bia = her i" uneasiness, perhaps, change to suspicion as to the real artist, who bas eulogized this historical! portreit of the (usa at hie Gatemtion, 4. seagate pontine tha partially ‘The accident was caused by a broken rail, and the track is reported to be very moch in need of repairs. A Feuaze Pickpocust Herp ror TRiAL.—A somewhat notorious female pickpocket named Maria Biake was lew York. M. iF ee , New ¥ Herat of yesterday, together with a notice of the de- wan |AS BARNES & CO., 21 Park row, New York, General parture of that officer and bis prisoner for New York. Early yesterday morning they arrived in this city, and at the suggestion of the District Attorney, Rand was + 8 © 8 GREAT Aree we BY EXHAUSTED AND WEAK PERSONS FuomM THE USE OF locked up in the Sixth precinct station house, under the | late President in the bighest terms. detectives, purporting to be from Ricard bimseif, a personal supervision of Captain Jourdan. Kneedler (Goupil), Scbaus and Snedecor exhibit their | which she was informed that he bad arrived safely ‘a'the | Yesterday arraigned before Justice Daly ona charge of wrod GP Ematon, Tus ROBBERY usual variety of attractive picturéa, . city, had transacted all the necessary concern. | /arceuy from the person preferred by Mrs. Holland, of — a and the mauner in which it was accomplished as well as y the “costly objects” and e_recent introduction of this CELSBRATED No, 60 North Sixth street, E. D. The proceeds of the lar- ceny having been found on the person of the accused she was heid by the Justice to await the action of the Grand Jury. SIDEWALK AND OTHER ACCIDENTS.—A lady famed Mrs. Cloid, residing at No. 122 White street, New York, fel! The Somerville Fino Art Gallery exhibits a large and | 42E,,,tbe comly, ahlectal and | would cart for valuable collection of old oil paintings—some of them | which would leave this city at oh ge past twelve. original—formed by a connoisseur of this city during the | By Friday morning Ricard came to ‘that the thing he could do was to get out of the past thirty years in Europe, Canada and America clutehes of the dctectives without peat nha delay, The chief centres of attraction this week for lovers of | Being in bad health from a disease of the lungs, and 19 Ne thie being known to the detectives, be was induced by art are Derby’s New Art Rooms and Leeds’ Art Galleries MeDougel and Gilford to writes I to iaenneons the perpetrators are being unravelled by degrees. It is now believed by mavy who are in pesitions which would enable them to understand the matter that the operation of appropriating Mr. Lord's Bur by a burglary coumitied with the aid ot fate Ki but by a committed w! e ‘alse keys which were manofectured by aman who died in this Since thi HEALTH BEVERAGE, the approval of | \MERICAN on LIC, recom: WEAK PERSONS OENERALLT, AND FOR LAVIRS OF DELICATE CONSYITUTE ESPECIALLY (ALSO TO LADIES NURSING, OR APTE! EXHAUSTING SICKNESS); and. as a proof «! its ef in auch cases. we publish extracts of a few vity letters to Mr. Hoff, of or to Hoff’s DEPOT FOR AMERICA, of ny, on wring ae pee es ae telling ber what bad to him, and her No. 6! BROADWAY:— At Derby's the famous original tare 088 + | for his sake to do wi could to further forts 4 New Youx, which have been laid by Captain Jourdan and eeapeon E cae of the detectives in putting a successful end tothe whole | ankle severely while passing through Fulton street on M r ies con- | heur's ‘Horse Fair,” Gailait’s “Last Honors Paid to saanon ha abe Br im SouAnGGaanns for oiny Ie yr] Pd Tuesday evening. Namerous ‘eimailar accidents are of daily occur- rence, owing to the condition in which the sidewalks and crossings in this city are permitted to re- main. Aman pamed Henry Kobong, while driving a nected with the robbery; but there can be no doubt ‘that, sooner or later, they will be brought to justice. The subject of the present sketch appears to be one of the most important of the sang, and indeed is one of notorious bank and Horr:—.... ition OF MY. Counts E¢mont and Horn,” Robert Fleary’s “Diamond | time he would certaialy never recover from its Bermereeverave OF HEALTH. Stade,” Troyon's “Tandscape with Cattle,” Rousseau's } Taking this etter with him, nnd accompanied by Mr. C. JOHN ZETTLER, No, 168 “ ‘3 ” j. Oxborn, one 0 rm’ of C. ©o., de- Landes,”” Verboeekhoren’s “Loch Lomond,” and other | J. Onborm, one of she frm of. C. Parks & Oo. ie. remarkable foreign pictures, have been admired side by | wontreal on Friday. They arrived in tbat city on Sat- Naw Mz. Horr—I am o to say that venefited by the use of your BAK BX only a very pleasant beverage but also a very e(ieicious one, su whole grocery He is known particularly throughout the Eastern | ge with some of the best productions of American | urday ateleven o'clock in the forenoon, and the first | Wagon through Bridge street, came in contact with « 3 the stomach as well as ihe nerves andthe where he bas practised quite extensively : " two persons they met at the depot were Calvert and | heavy truck which was passing, and was thrown to the (Poliows order.) oe er ince ie, called ‘a 'potsr | artiste, Among the latter sre the originals of Eastman Kern og Re Fee onan. a8 Nish wresings puffer,’’ or safo loter, and has served various | Johnson's “Kentucky Home,” Cropsey’s “Indian Sum- ewe = Caren ig 4 by je and ae ery ‘Fo Hese's Bape, 8 Bretoey,, Yors, Jan, 26, 1867. ‘Mr. wey ines him. mer,” Durand’s “Summer,” Leutzels ‘Lady Godiva,” | fortunately mot recognized, the former tak- A Mr. James Quinn fell overboard from the gangplank f Dean Sin— * * © J thank you forthe cece of une nisenal lt Rear, | sever ports bs Hrtingion ant pears ty Bellow, | ng terns ot irorns that a | er eect | Pub oRRL AL Weaniber th. ys which, with am extensive te” | Biorstadt, Church, Blondel, Boughton, G. L Brown, | {aenum” white dutny the detdcues proceeded to the of Healt have given me 3! he kept under one of his slissor, Jobn stewart. Brown, Chi Cole, Doughty, Elhott, | office of the Chief of Police, and informed the ‘ot : Hid exploits in this jousto the affair for which | 2-0. Brown, Chapmes, Cole, Doushty, Elliot, “wd =e IB BOHADE, 106 !oudtow street Bois ce prscont im cumeay coom, to be very few. ‘He ve | Giifora, Gignoux, Wm. Hart, Hicks, Hubbard, Intess, ee aan ee ese satan TS So snags, ve been conmected with the yet | Kongott, McEntoe, May, Mignot, Professor Morse, Oertel, | sastrer without the necessary authority. This was soon eT or sad abe Peale, Rossiter, Ruggles (whose exquisite ‘‘gems” have | afterwards obtained from won such ‘amprecedented popularity), Stose, Suydam, pv com tng enempeog ‘the Chief to ii 1 in Tait, Tilton, Welter, and Whittredge. ce agg * ; » At Leeda’ nearly all the moa eminent are | Dumas taking lessons on ‘piano ‘musical sxe tiste are represented in the choice and unique’collection | Vescher, ‘They'informed the pousg lady of be nature ‘amount | of ir. P, Avery, who has offered it for sale, togettier | nich had the effect of [pam Non rape hy come ARROLUTR DIVORCES LEGALLY OnTAINED. arrested os jag to give them ‘New York and other states, without publicity or fee Trenton | With bie valuable art library, on the eve of his departure | all the information they. Calvert was not in, divores ‘Consultations free. z F fot Paris, where be has been appointed agent for the Dg og ine gt Eas . HOWES, Attorney, £c., 76 Nassau street.- | ameriéan Art Department in the great Bxporition. “A | splenaid Fay Ba ER yyy AE SERRRYS FAMILY OINTMENT 16 CORING HUM the office better appointment could not bave been made, although door, and out Calvert. On cntering + dreds daily of Scal 8 the door Chief Penton told him that ‘apples, Piles, Rheumatism, Chit blaine. Jong be will be sadly missed-during the year that bie elegant | the door Chjet Penton told hie that he was m prisoner. gasped Hands ke. Price 35 cents dy all : settled & principal position fa the transaction on “Jack | art roome on Broadway will reamin closed, Mr. Avery, | stress ana sutrodecing the New York detective and, Mr one Mh TN: rome toed Pasepeenenk So how dl ng by the by, 8 not only afriend of artists, but an artist | Osborm. ‘I don’t know any of you,” he exciaimed, an EANS.—VANILLA BEANS, VANILLA, REANS, Vi thet Hand was to have met some parties in sfbany who | bimeclf, baving graduated as an engraver for the Hunan | looking toward Pmms Domes, Uwby did you let at shove sr aptis Baan Vaniiia Botan. Por wale by TAPE Seeeoenaee 2 show th iw tte en a ag at Enea SENSSASSR Ee spicy MARS | "we arte soe nt ety meta of ainnsng ana | Rien ene ea lr roman an OAT YALA, SO CORR labor.eaving machinery aad specimens of American | Dress wna told them nat if the mouey they were in HAMS Hair Bazaars, 261 Grand FIRE IN BROADWAY. painting and sculpture to the Paris Exposition, but also, | search of was secreted anywhere in the house it was in Bowery, ‘York, and corner Fourth a1 we thanks to the ingenuity and talent of Mr. Kaldenberg, | bw trank up. the two officers proceeded to search streets, Willlamsdurg. Hair Dressing 60 cts. at cf sees Ketimated at About $35,000—Three | some samirably carvedimeerschanms, which in material | the trunk, where they found five $6,000 and five $1,000 OMFORT AND CURE FOR THE RUPTURE Men Arrested on Suspicion of Arnon, oid certificates and a bill of excbange for $5,000. C Sues son can err Atteo minutes before six o'clock last evening a fire | SR4 workmanship cansot be surpassed by any of Fu: | | Calvert's case, ae it ie alleged, wot coming, strictly x ‘slay broadway, Now York. 4 broke out en the third floor of the four story building | FOPeAR manufacture. Several of these have been om exhi- | under the ericaciuon treaty, and Reseoming to be aware Old agen mate new without spectacon, doctor or meds 836 Broadway, occupied by Leopold Wagner, manufac. | Pitionfor the Inst week in Johm street. The largest is | 1014 nim he could not be taken to the states—he refused gee ard, on receipt of tan conta, At turer of ladies? fur The flames spread rapidly, and | *'sht inches long, wih sn amber mouthpiece of the same | to recognise Mr. Osborn at all, and, at the suggestion of BB, ae ee ee ee length. Out of a solid block of meerechaum fs cat with | One of the detectives, offered Lene nyt 5 re- gata} snformation for the married. before the fre was extinguished the most part of the third Ooor and a good part of the fourth foor were burned. It seoms that when the fire broke out three men were he bookk: wonderful delicacy and force the whole scene, figures go and all, of the meeting of Macbeth and Banquo and the three witehes, A statuctte of Shakespeare seated ina | abeconder as well as on Gamenaite tales eae, i Sent, fi 10) receipt of ten a, ER POOTR, 1.100 broadway Rew York. . NIONS, ENLARGED JOINTS 1D. Cobian athe Veet cured by Be mucranth, ae STREET. var R. BON 14 WEST SIXTEENTH DI eart. lungs, throat, liver, cid pr eect re ruption, ‘every’ form 2 —! A 8PKO! Dercs, HAVING Je prvateco pee CONVENTION OF THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. Convaave, Obio, Jan, 30, 1867. ‘The State Convention of the Grand Army of the Re- public met here to-day, and adopted the following reso- hey y ‘be imperial arma, ard intended 09 |g ft arms, agittto Naporton HL. a marvel of skill and Deanty J pos gl are additionally interesting a# being | ister nos less contented over the success of the plans so among the first ever made in this country. well laid by himself and detective McDougal. ef Calvert is between twenty-five and twenty-cight years | lutions: — ‘Bia! THE EXCISE Law. * of age, as eaall plrcing ‘eyee, Front teeth code |. Resolved, That we endorse the resolution expressive of | Jeo 8810 thie and citer tee ue aw, 219 Brosdway. y wd in looting face. His beard hair are of a light | the nips and one the Grand Army of the Re- - Thirteen Permits Granted Vesterday—The | brown color, the beard grows over u great portion of his | pul by its Feoent national convention at Indian- <7) R. AGNEW'S, GREENWA Gomenttane om Applications Still at Werks | face and throat and he speaks with a slight Irish accont. | POU 4 as ie Geand Army of the Republic is not Gases wall ane ve cana en Onn Ace. Lo ied pong Seaper sea, From the fact of neve iiree men being in the ‘Yesterday was s dull day at the Excise office; but thir- seston Yor. "One price house. eee meen premieee of the tine, and the sudden manner of O | teen applications for license permits were made and copes A HAIR STA LORS ATOR. from jade by the Fire Marshal of 19) and " tio, # vente tha Teomises, which showed that the fise apparently | granted, and the Excise office wax closed for business moat the ponera ike’ acon ira ‘rows Da oviginated on the third floer, and wot on the top floor, as § shortly after noon. jy 113 Franklin street, and ol druggist So in Garland consid- | The Committee on Applications will present the UCTIONERR, WILL RELY AT AUC, in order to have =p- r " y Seca plications of thore pervons who have aiready obtained CH 'aescoont of Cari “Stage top floor is oceupied by Leopold upon petitions for license they . re, ares ane, Sinshivmer, maoufactarer of cape avd gentiomea's fu! Prterabty pansee to the Board at its session this after- I and ap bros fire and water is extémated =. Sa + as follows :— following named were yenterday arraigned h Fagin, | Yofove Justioe Hogan for violating ihe fxcine lew — ato Miner ee and | Charles F. , No. 19 Howard stevet; alt Sen cite. of fare; | ting, No, 0 Oliver street; Martin Boysen, No. 157 ‘at 8 Rowers, an ‘ about x Tesured for han H Reynolds, No, 36 ‘ ASE, 8 " Fravcis Van No. 42 Houston street; Alex- by 008. ‘Yookers and New | andet Holman, No. 7 Elizabeth street, Justice pana Numerous ceriiicates can bt 000; German ; Liv. | veld Whe prisoners im $100 bail each to answer before te Nee pur often, 1 1m street. 000: Ystids dang Court of Genermi Searions. @ moment and quickly supply its place with anoth = 3 Citinens’, ph At the Jefferson Market Police Court August Leseman, | simiiar in every respect to the one containing the watch, of No 3% Grand strect, was arraigned and held w | being cereful to put the jatter in his pocket. Leaving answer for #ciling liquor without a license, oe package, containing broken china or some At the ae a Pollee Court a 9 ke eal " ge 1, to be poy ne eee Gan ea mer, No. Second at and at the ret and the unsuspecting eller would only find District Police Court Henrie Koehler, No. 178 Bart foas sever One after. ihe tesnesction, Yenmerda " SEATING MAICH FOR 4 Pa aoe pee 5 id Sixth avenue, Fridy Le Fea Wand wit in Niautanese Tikes sOennta, “Chit ates $5,000, ibe frst flour and basement are ocoupied by Brundage & Thomas, hestaurant. Their damage by water is osti uated at ant $5,000, insured ag Foi += Hoy is a $2,500; Ki wy, 0,400, Bale, 92,000; Bu. Marke, ; y | The sweamer Constitut cartios | Fr pnawe HAIR GLO’ AND CURLING FLUID {i Fe at Ee amnes | SERRE See aoa es | iar aca ware | ema tran ergs | Oe MER pai £8, guage #8 L i ty t 10m a , a a awn 3. v0., . anna $2,900" aid ty be, pune: eR ee jalgeed oad bei tw anawer 4 more after leaving # bow’ pectege, ‘hen Preitzo, being | wheat. ee Co ae Manulin street. ind al drogvieta, eee spree BPcencnnnthee sig pee cae os pom uaniny edge eS be i oy Peete tse. we ij ——, ‘Get mage | eo # rs