The New York Herald Newspaper, December 5, 1867, Page 8

NEW YORK ‘(ERALD, THURSDAY? DECEMBER. 5, 7867.-TRIPLE S!4EET, ane ——— NEW YORK CITY. were left over a + eogl of dealers represeatiny eptered to tue credit of tag sday, waich the bank off. piles and fastructions %f the - bank, snould have beev entered on the day of receipt, pak. soonle evidence shows that on the 17% day of Jone last a large number of credits received were with- held.untii to the 1sib, when tuey were eutered on the Pooks of the bank to the credit of the depetiora Oo the morning of the 15th of Avgust “fe de‘endant. was Buspenied from duty aerece!ving ‘eller, and: called by the Pres dent into his room and asked if bis “eash” was short. The accused repited "Yes, about $34,009," No Dis “cash” that number of @eposit sce $34,000, whien mers on the fo! cers claimed, under (bh. THE COURTS. RT CALENDAR—TIWS OAT, Supreme Cour Held by J Court opens ai h von 165)_Naraity vs, Shiels, 1643—sm'th vs, Deyo, oe, 3475-—Mason vs. Cameron, 1483—Oniario Bank va. Brand. 1867—H ord va. Di 1 dence being offered by the defeace to explain or ue~ ter. nd o nt f riois defick. other than the testimony of wite io Bank va, Me. | pe.ces connected vith otatr bavks, which tended in some Tany —Bek bee, edeniniahenign, 4 wats: mreanite tc evtab)sh 8 ecrtomt OF receiving depose on vs. Beck meyer. ; oe ’ 1618~Graniaeee,” Dasher, aoa ae some occasions, in the burry a bronsure 0° businens, Treas, &c. Alexander ve Rusbmore which were or og day C1 ya Lake, But ‘without de the facis and circum- mH hb fe the mato are simplar to vhose tn the ¥ ireen (7 and p, 635), when the ma- rity of The judges on reserved question decided in ealiirenative whether mple deficieacy ip accounts ances enough to constituie em- ‘bere wag Do proof aa to how it arose, to hold the accused op the charge jeave the further prose- jaw officer of (his district, for their con- man t, etal. Fh Supreme Court—Cireeft—Part 2. Held by Judge Barmard. Halrpaet ‘ten o'clock A. M. Court opeus at 4 Utlebach va, Kaha, W6—Ebel, Pres't, ardet al, Charge of Destroying Letters in a Post Office Statio: Peter A, Van Kouren was charged with having de- stroyed letters which had been deposited in the mail station G, It is alleged against the accused. who was a letter carrier connected with the station, that te burned Up packaces of circulars which hed been placed m the Station for delivery im the city. He was yesterday brought before Commisstoaer Osborn, who accepted Dail for the defendant's appearance. The examination is set down for Friday, as twelve o'clock, The Peterhoff Cuse. The further hearing of the case of Wara & Gove, who have brought a demand for $40,000 for the storage of (he cargo of the prize steamer Peverbo8—the facts of al. @ Mall of #1 ie a echer va, Schmidt, tet al re More chants Savings, L'a nd 8. ¢ mY EYOPP Dacich nape Deeg) capestedlp. sapanadcc ona Taine i a *Fet sug | this moraing before Commissioner Osborm, Several oth Oe. scalding desea ates ban ign |. Nitmenees wore examined for Messrs, Ward & Gove, one este ? ‘etal. of them, Mr, Robert M. Ward, deposing that he had et al. va Spotts 656—Perkina rs, MeDa been sev yours connected with the storage business, 10s6-—Grand et ve. and that, tn his judgment, considering the amount of room required by the order of the court for the storage of the cargo in a particular manuer and the delay im re- ceiving the amount of the storage, the bill was jair on, Alexander te, aus. nixtratrix, vs. Roach et durgast et al 801—Orua vs, M16—Makewen Sap ve Court—Special Term. and reasonab'e one, Evidence has closed on both Hold by Judge Cierke fides, and the case te aajourned to the 11th” ene on Courtopeus at tex o'clock A. M. ins. for the summing vp. ‘There is some diflerenco of upinion between the counsel for the par- ties as to what the Comam.ssioner is to re) to the couri—whether he ts merely to send up the testimony to the court or report that the bill is fair and e or otherwise, The counsel will probabiy get the order ame vs, Same. i72_Parsh va Sherman ot at of 'he court amended, Counsel fur Ward & Gove, Mr. spi 9.) ae, hohire Erastus Bonedics; for the owners of the cargo Messrs, va. Arnold et al. tin & Smitn, and for the government Mr, Ethan M 174—Aiwood vs, The Benne, | Alien, United States Assistant District Attorney, 166. of Run Petroleum 67. Company Co. va MeTnty Te M6_Burrul Er. va, Boxed. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. WR Noe vs Sanderson, man, Ys. ‘vagy gdh i” Sackett vs, Havens, 177_Hami oon al. vs. Cla. | The Shilob (Colored) Church Difficulty-Man- i0—Bame vs. 3 tou et al dawus Denied. Wiens - 18_The Waverley National burg Hank va, Hatvey et al, Before Judge Ingrabam. In Oe Matter of the Application of Henry Highland Garnett for Mandamus, dc.—This case came before the court about two weeks since on an application by the Rev, Henry Highland Garnett for mandamus to compel Supreme Court—Chambers. Held by Judge Leonard. t opens at 10 o'clock A, M. Cail of calendar at 12 M. Nos. r ve. Gregan, 1'84g¢—Tifany et as. vs, Platt. Lil—smrth alvs Bales, &e. = ve. Lyman ot al. es of Ehiloh Presbyterian (colored) church to vs Valentine i8l—Vose Trustees of | open the church for divine service when requ red, and - Internationa, Impt. | to admit him as the officiating pastor. It that adr Total. ve. Valen. Fund. agentieman named Christopber Brown had accepted a 98—Maitince ot ta, Sahaeae call by the congregation, and was officiating Raghao way et al. $500 per annum, and that in May Superior Court-Trial Term—Part 1, ee ie tee “ oftice, the presbytery appointed Mr. Garnett in Che nena ae his place, the first sanday the latter gentleman pe hae ey officiated was guarded by a posee of Metropolitan wiftetal. vs Wylie, S333—Schermerbora va, | Police on his way through the charch to the pulpit, and phen vs, Kelly. Barnes, continued to offictate (though subsequently without the ~ daa vs Stein, 282°—-Sanger va, Benninger, civic official escort) until the August vacation, when the ees rrr noe a ee ve. cgay eburch was closed for repaira, At the close of the vaca- Su -—Hartve: Willian ‘eh al ee e2: | tion the trustees refused to open the church for bim or 3397 —Nat. Shoe and Lea» . to allow bim to preacb in it. It appoared that the vote ther Bank va. Ross, ol Ackley, of tho pewholders was necessary to render bis appoint Sal Desay va. Havens et ussell va, Met, Ing, | ment valid and that tbis had not been obiawed in his al , et an -Seumemobaea'. te. poral ora yesterday rendered a decision denying Karnes Superior Conrt—Trial Term=—Part 2, Held by Judge Garvin, Court opens at eleven o'ciock A. M. THE NEW BANKRUPT LAW. Proposed Important Amendment, A circular letter has just been addressed through the Supreme Court at Washington to the district judges and registers of the courts of bankruptcy, inviting sugses- tions of amendments to tho recent “act to establish a aniform gystem of bankruptcy throughout the United States." Mr. Edwin James, an authority in bankrupt matters, has submitted and recommended to the court practical amendments to the law. It has been found that in of voluntary bankruptcy a great defect exists in ant Of po’ in the court to protect the iy 1 lebtor from the time of the petition ppoiniment of the assignee, At prea- the property of ihe bankrupt being tody nas beon seized by the creditora under attachments, and thus iaken from the jurisdiction Wow 36 4—Wellington va, Smith, Re Boyken va. Hope. vet, Nicholas Ian. Go. Plens—Part 2. Held by Judge Brady. Court opens at ee = @olock A. M, oe Bon So5—McNell vs. Rogers, Bis—Healy ust Reilly et al, &e. §08—Fraak va, Bromberat. 743—Glanz ei al. va. schoel- der et al. rence et al, f a's Valen 08--Witfora ts, Merphy et of te court, and 12 o0® noted instance a debtor, alter te 781—-Huger et Jing bis petition, absconded to Canada, alter realizing peas Sh FF peeaiicas” bet si a large sum by the fraudulent sale of his Pye Mr Trial Torus. James suggests that immediately after the filing of udge Hearne. petition the court shail hi er to appoint a provis- W tes o'clock he BR, jonal assignee to take a of the aasete of the deb'or and bold them until she assignee is chosen by the creditors. Aad also that an appeal shall ve allowed from the decision of the district judge im al) cases of compul- sory adjudication of bankruptcy, ain it 18 Submitted that the amount of feos reguiced from a petitioning debior should be reduced. In ordinary cases the fees vary from $120 to $150, and this tax falls with great se- verity apvn those who booesly given up ali their Property to their creditors. Tuese and minor amend- ments are peeded to the eifictent working of the law. and will be submitied to Congress for eariy legislaiioa upon them. FUATHER SEIZURES OF STEAMERS FOR Al OF THE PASSENGER ACT. The raid by the government of the United States upon European steamers eailing to this port for aileged viola- tious of the Passenger act \2 creating @ good deal of tn- terest and attention, Wo have already published the fact of the sezure of tho steamer Baltic, of ihe Bremen and we now have to state that late in the afternooa uesday the steamers Tripol! and manhattan were Marsual for Non, — Hawiey va. Carroil. 5. Logee. va. Oxcus, 2%5—Smith vs. Jonaston. Young va. Fe a. Fogarty vs. Orawiey. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COAT. Judge Blatchford having conciuded the business of the District Court for the day, at three o'clock com- menced the b ess of the Cireult Court in conformity with the onler issued op Monday pudlished im the Naratp on Toesday morning, He notified the bar n crliing over the list on the calendar the parties loterested were at liberty to make their election as to whetoer (hey would waive a trial by jury and assent to tbe gmevutof the court, or if they would hold by a jory neither case he would near which course ibey would abide by, Ik waa shen decided by consent that several casa should be postponed, or adjourned = over, while other = cases were submived to judgment of the court jury, abd others o7 d to stand over for rea jury, To those two latter cases spocfe med aud entered for the whether ort or by the court with the aay Tae court then adjoursed for the day. GED VIOLATIONS thai on seized. but was relgaerd on her owners ads to the government of $110,520, Ober will follow, UNITED STATES O'STRICT COURT. Internal Revenue Cases, Before Judge Biatchford, United Staves vs tm barrels 4 willed epirie, do CITY INTELLIGENCE. Boann ov Avpre,—The Board met at noon yesterday. John M, Bennett, a policeman of the Fifteenth precinct, Presented a claim for $63 for ossof money and damages yustained during the riots of July, 196% John A The 204 Cherry sred.—This was aa action for the forfel Of a dsiiliery, Cowusel for claimants applied to the court for a posipomemen: on account of beence of a Msterial wines, Th ar Crocker, @ poll ‘nth precinct, presented a oe court said that the excuse was Insufficient, and ciaim for $65 for 4 ea eustained during’ the riots of that the caso must go on. After the enlling of the fury, | July, 1863. Joba 460, also e.potleeman, attacbed to counsel for claimants consenied to coLJemuation, waiv- ae David G, Rolltne, Jr., Asstetant Coited States Atto r ney lor the United Sate" = Lewis & Cox for claimants, Important Whiskey Case. The Cwitet States va, 153 barrels disulied epirits and the Givitliery, and all property thereim, at 138 Cedar street. — ‘This cage #fas resumed (h.s morciag Ddefore Judge Biateh(ord, The Grst witness for the government was James Kelly, @ principal witness in a case iately decided io farorof the government Three other witnesses wore examined by Mr. Rollins, Assistant District Attor bey, Who teettfed that Wey bad bad dealiaga, in the urehawe of whiskey, with Sternheimer & Aron. jger, the claimants fn this case for the de fence Moses and Jacob Steraheimer were ox. a mod tertifed that they never aeed te words “blockade stuf" w Kelly when the gale of the =rxteenth precinct, preseoted a ciaim for $25 for damages sustained during the riots of Juiy, 1863, Charles O'Rourke presented a ciaim for $72, and Bar- tholomew Wright for $200, for services rendered to the late City Tnapeotor's Department Decisions in ail of tae above casos reserved, and the Board adjourned. TriaLs a Pouce Heapquantans —The Police Commis- sioners heid their regular weekiy meoting for trials yesterday afternoon, Pres\Jent Acton in the chair, Some eighty patroimen were tried on charges perferred against them by captain, ser, ia and patrol. Men. There were ral cases in wbich citizens were ecomplaiuants; but there were noae of any public impor- hance. Tas Fine Mansmat's Rerort.—Fire Marshal Baker's report for November shows that the whole number of fires duriag the month was cighty-eight. Of this n masa derthe members of the Metropolitan Fire Department Susabterd directed he a ie a = fourteen without giving an slerm, be. weciious of Nerpal Neveoue i tech eppiled to ponte ( aierial daw was a = Mh ere thiscase, @adort absence, cai te on suspicion of arson, amd wero eight in- court and asked the 48th rection ox: Soudiare fires curing the month. | The lossee were The Jud. ou, by whick tt is promde: 63, sad surences $895,900, Tos Torrey Exmotion —The fall exhibition of the American Poultry Society is now being held at the Magovi> Hall, Thirteenth street The collection of Pigeons, canary birds and poultry of ai! descriptions is tone’ the Most extensive that has ovet beawenees ibitzen in this city. The far will close on Friday. Lectoga ev Hayay Wann Bencumm—A tecture was délivered last evening by Heary Ward Beecher, at the Chureh of the Holy Trinity, Madison avenue, on ‘Work. The lecture had been advertised as “new, "* bet just be! the reverend man commenced it ‘was novet only in Nivered im this by twa, not only the whiskey, Dat (he entire mock ef property of whetsvever kind, wm aegene to the government of judgroont for , Distrie’ Attoraay, oppane ‘Woold oppose meions for Pp e!poreme: where juries fad ta thy fort © a” canes last weer should be ¢ WTED STATES CoMMIstONE?S’ CogRT. ' of the Tradesmen's Nationa! Hask= | les Leerore Saasox.~The Qret of a course of tree al Defalentions of James Arnolds the | poouiar iectures wil! de delivered in the Lexington Receiving Tellor. * ee ng j Agen: Presbyterian eurureh, sormer Ferty-tieh street, Before Comm . Sm The Uekted Sates 08, Jama Arroid —The defenéact | won, om TUS Preset Conuition of the Holy Lact.’ Tus Cuaeran Exection, ~The full returns show the tiom of Patrick Baidwia testend of Willan Keuny ae ool Trastoe im the Fires ward, Pavat Fae. —Jona Renardsom, @ colored man, who ved at No 15 Gorn ite treet, While vhaking a carpot rises No. 42 West Wasttiogton hhad beon, it wili be remembered, cherzod. ns cautier of + the "'s Natiowal Bask, with defeicasone sa bis povudeal On tasteat of $34,000, Commisrioner Os- Born, before whom the charge bad dsen examined, yesterday rondered the following judgment in the mai- tor: fi ‘ from the roof of » Havitg Goneidered the evidence ayy apo WO. | nist yaeterday afvornoen, slipped aad fell t0 tne ide. thority of Rex vs. Hall, R and Ry. 400, amd Rex wik Oud freceared bis ekull, He wes taken op ttaen Sbie wed died soon aitorwards, Coroner Sebirmer wea ot dod to bald an inquess Arromrrap Svrcips.—A most determ ned atiorapt at rive, . a2 far of the epinios that ‘ha oon PSoeasiernont ‘ender ibe Mtg. 2F:0 seoting of ‘act of Covgress, approved Feoreary o, | —ag 6 was mado yeoverday mooning by @ young maa raeta the testimony show oat | . pong ton ear ar geen in the afterooon of that | 2" ‘day, after the eccased, as —$errrrr receiving teller, Lad made up | aawed W.j/ism Draper, employed as a clerk in tue drug | 7 . Store of srs. Hislop, at the corner of Tents street and Fipe avenue. i seems tha: Draper bed be: drinking eely for some days, and fioa''y, from some unknown Cause, swallowed nearly bai! 4 plat of tincture of opium, AS soon es (he act Was discovers! an emetic was admin- istered, but without effect Whereupon officers Davis and Deniop, of the Sevenieaaib precing wero 2, who removed the unlortunaie man to Believne Hospital, where ne wed in an anvarently dying condition, Werden Breunan and the puysicians of that institution labored all day yesterday joonseniie to obviate the effeots of the poisonous drag, emp'oying the galvanic Battery and other means. Draper was stil! inseasib) ntly WMereared pulse gave some hopes that their unremitting eflorie Would ultimately be successful, § Tas Carenonsay Civn,—At (he annual meeting of the Caledonian Cicb on Tuesday evening last, the following Were elected officers for tbe ensuing year:—Colonel Thomas Barclay, chief; John Goldie, first chieftain; George Mitchel, second chieftain; George Gillaly, third chieftain; Heary G. Tpompson, fourth chicftain, Kxocxs» Dows ap Rossxo,—A dastardly assault and robbery was perpetrated op election night about nine o'clock, in the vicinity of the Atlantic Gardens, near Canal street, by a gaog of rowdies; upon the person of ‘Witliam Baker, a pedier of patent medicines, who has As Baker ‘Deep but a short time in the city. was pass. ing along he encountered the rou who knocked his to pick it uphe hat trom his head, and as he stoo) received a violent kick in the beck and sundry blows upon other parts of hie body which Iaid him out, Bis pockets were then rifled of a smal! amount of money, after which the scoundrels fied. Baker, who isa native of Prussia, 38 yeara of age, and resides at{No. 175 Bow- ory, was removed to Bellevue Hospital by officer Kemp, of the Sixth precinct, whero his iyjaries were found not to be of a vory serious nature, Srauuina ArrRay.—A difficulty took \place yesterday afternoon, at the house No, 140 Greenwich street, be- tween a man and & woman, which resulted in the «latter Teceiving a stab in the throat from a pocket: kaife “in the hands of the former. The female, who gave her neme as Josephine John: ty-two years of age, re. sides at No. 134 Carroll street, was conveyed by officer Griffin, of the Eighteenth precinct, to Bellevue Hospi- tal, She gave different statements as to the affair, which left doubts asto whether she bad inflicted the tnjury herself, or whether an assault had actually been com- mitted upon her, Her wound bied considerably, bat it ig by no means a dangerous one, POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Vora axp Atrevrtixe ro Votre ItzcaLry.—vfficer William A, Martinot, of the Fourteenth precinct, yester- as Patrick Stanley, and said he lived at 133 Mott street After swearing in his vote he was arrested, and subse- quently confessed that his name was not » aid Dot live at 183 Mott street, and that hebad po right to vote at that election district. Patrick Devitt was rested by officer Creighton, of the Fourth to vote illegally at ward, the charge of attem fourth The prisoner on offering to vote gave his name as Brown and as living at 49 Cliff street,.and as bat lived there fourteen years, It was Lena ye res ceant that the prisoner did not and never lived at 49 Chir ctreet, It was also alleged that the ac- cused had Ay, voted at ome of the te of je Fourth but no Frederick Evans, at the instance of Charles H. of No, 228 East Thirty-Afth street, and Jobn Clark, alias, Quinn, by officer Clarkson, of the fires Precinct (under the instruction of Mr. Burnett, a clerk), were yesterday arrested and brought before zaniics ei vat the ge Desiet Police Court, on arge of illegal voting he polls on Evans mae beid for trial and Clark discharged from presidi son Market Police of filegal voting or gally, was comparatively smail, arrested were James ¥eGraw, John Smith, Patrick Kee- gen, Daniel Dakes and Bernard Farley, Each of the accused was held to suswer the charge in the sum of $300 bail, Atxeceo Covsrmacr to Derravp—Zexo Burnmau AGai.—James Murphy, a resident of Rhode Island, ap- peared before Justice Ledwith yesterday and madoa charge of conspiracy to defrand agsinst John L. Tarzee, Zeno Burnbam, Raymond, alias Meredith, Mr. Doe and Mur, Roe ang an unknowe man, Complainant alleges ‘that on the 234 of November he attended a sale of furni- ture at No. 44 —_ — ae at which sale Tar- wee acted as auctioneer, Burn! alias Meredith, Roe, Doe aod the pee rn prog spired together to defraud and cheat him. It is further alleged that by reason of such deceliful and fraudulent practices complainant was induced to pay to sald Tarzee the sum of $200 as purchess money, which he still re- tains and refuses to give up, though requested #0, Warrants were isguod for the arrest of the accused par- ties, but they all put inan appoarance at the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday afternoon. Justics Led- with adjourned the further bearing of the case until this morning. A Parereypen Farenp—A.teceo Ronnery.—Early yes- terday morning Joba Doian, fiving at No. 83 Roosevelt street, in his excess of joy et the result of the election, became inebriated, and before being fuliy restored to his normal condition John Owens, a hackman, who pre- tended to be bis friend, volunteered to take him home. le passing through an all way of the at half-past tea o'ciock, Oween, os allezed, ices’ epee Dolan and after keocking bim down rifled hiv pockets of $137 im treasury notes, Owens then rawoff, but Dolan, partially reco Rimeelf, followed im pursuit and cried for heip, when officer Price, of the Thirtieth pre- cinct, who chanced to be near, joined tm the chase and succeeded in arresting Owens, in whove possession he nileges bo found $121 of the money claimed by Dolan. ‘The accused was taken be’ore Justice Hi and com- mitted to the Tombs to await an examination, Dolan, being much under the influence of liquor, was also com- mitted till be should become saber. AtteGeD Turrt or a CorreR Stm1.—Louls Jacob, a German, was yesterday arrested by oMcer Gavacan, of the Fourteonth precinct, ou the charge of having on Monday tast stolen a copper still, valued at $175, from Emii Pingat, ® manufacturer, domg business at Nos. 1 and 2 Crosby street, Jacob confessed that he took tn still and sold it for $200 to some one, whose name Tesidence he deciined ’ od, however, seid the stil) belonged to nim, and toerefore claimed be bad © perfect right to sell It, Piayat, on the other hen Says toe prisoner was to his employ, of authority whatever to disposs of til, Justice Hogan committed tho prisouer for tra. ip default of bail. Attecen Fatse Prersxces—Martin J. Higgins, re- siding at No, 05 Charles street, caused the arrest of a young man named William A Giover on « complaint of paving designedly and feloniousiy cheated him out of @ watch and chain valued at §52 60. [: w alleged that on the 25tb of November the accused had tn his possession & plated waich which be represented as being @ goid one, and by this and other represeuiations be ced complainant to exchange bis waten and chain for the sparous article Sabsequentiy sscertainn, real Character of the wateb wiich he received, he caused the arrest of Glover on a charge of huving, by means of {aise representations, defrauded him of uis property The presiding moncistrate at Jefferson Market Police Court beid (he accused to answer, Avizcen Empeztiewest —Sergeant Burden, of the Jefferson Market Police Court squad, succeeded yeoster- Gay, after eome difficuliy, in effecting tbe arrest of a yoang man named James H. Crabiree, op @ warrant ‘euued by Justice Dodge. The complaint agaings the ac- 3 had no mght cused was | Ad Bernard Cummings, of Thirteen! nue, a8 bookkeeper and I clerk, Crabtree collected, received and appro- printed t rams of moves, prop- ery of The emount of money alleged to heave bees is about two hundred dol- wisappropriaced lara, taken at various times, without the assont or Knowledge of the compiaivant. The prison was brought Jantion Let with yesterday, and a charge of it agenet bim, Crabtree was held to newer in the sum of $1,000 Faruea amp Gox.—A young mao oamed Goorge W. Laird, residing at 495 Seventh avenue, caused the arrest of bis tather, Thomas Laird, ® respectable looking old geonveman, whom be charved with using threatening and abusive language to him while riding im one of the city ral road care, Phe old emaan while standing At the bar seemes quite at the conduct of bie som towards him. The prisoner was flued $10, whieh be in- paid and then sett the cours BOARD OF EDUCATION. ‘The Board mei at five o'clock ‘ast evening, the Presi- dent, James M. McLean, in the cha: Mayor Hoffman sont in @ communication nominating the following named gentiemen as School Inspectors: — Fires district, Joseps Sterin, Second disrici, Joho Hecker; Third dwtrict, James Kelly; Fourth district, Andrew Mille; Fifth district, James W. Gerard; Sixth district, Jobn BH. Antbon; Seven bh district, Morn B. Perkins, Ali the above pominations were coufirm od. A communicavion was fecsived from Mr. B B Dai- » ant Su, deat of the Moiropolit Lo! mavtary gore aba ‘a, ing out the instructions ot “eason a order he pote Fo gh propeal would otire proval; ut usp atone would oetioa “Wh ioe om '@ full co-operation core of tuls Bourd aa that farthe communication to | 1his Beard would 08 wecessary. Referred wo & special | for | con Luptoa pie bour ast night “ Afesoiation was adovied making a requisition opon , for sia weaks mors, oo oe” make bus punisumens equal | 7 the Comptroller for the sua of $289,348, this amount being the balance of the school fund for the present ye - © resolution Was presented end adopted appropriat- img $1,091 84 for the payment of? biits incurred by ibe trustees of the Seventeenth ward yn altering, fe pairing and urnishing grammar schoo) building No 13, and $973 4¢ for expenses sitotiarly incurred on primary school buliding Ne 9, im said ward, Doetors Carnocbay, Whitney and others sent in o communication ealling the attention of the Board to @ flagrant wrong which, it is alleged, w being per, upon the pupiis of public schools in the usa of impure, vitaled virus by public surgeons, who are vaccinating the childrens under a recent order of the Board of Health. It was requested that thie Beard prevent @ further per- petration of this evil by pronibiting the use of impure virus, Referred to a special committee of five. The Schoo! Trastees of the Tweiftn ward sent in & communication yy erection of a tower, with aciock and bell, to be placed upon one of tne school houses in said ward, erred to the Finance Com- mites. ibe Board thea adjourned, to that of the latter. Michael sent to Sii for op~ year and six ra ye aor an re} Se Thomas Lenlenas Hunter’s Pvint, = acluband in company another . The prisoner, awife and five childres, ‘implored the mercy Of the court, hence the sentence was shoriened. A Cuvnca Destrorey at Raveyswoon.—The Episco- pal church at Ravenswood was totally destroyed by fire yesterday morning at two o'clock, Loss about twelve dollars, The origin of the tre is unkuown as ye. BROOKLYN CITY. THE COURTS, City Court—Calendar This Das. . Heid by Judge Taompson, Nos. 18—Frank va. Kiefer. G—Mack vs. Leddy 2—Eberle vs. Graceser. tomb D bid Boobins. a —Keamore ‘3 3 j—Gardoer vs. Cumberson, Adams vs. Duff. Baker va. © p 78—Altachul vs. Spellman. INTERVAL REVENUE MATTERS. 1. shal per ih ¥: ta, See ercdameas Bootes tithe 7 echt va. ya be Meeting of Wholesale Grocers and Dealers ae ee Cat oe ayo OY in AlcoholmAddress by “Munset”? Coxz—A Plan ef Reform Suagested. Representatives from the various wholesale grocery houses and dealers in alconolic spirits in this city met last evening at the Howard House to elect delegates to the national convention to be beid at Wasbington on the 14th of December, the object of which will be an extended reference to many of the provisions of the present onerous Internal Revenue Jaw, and to inaugu- rate, steps towards thelr repeal or amelioration, The meeting was largely attended and very enthusiastic in its character, Mr, I, C. Shafer, of the frm of Messra, Shafer & Hamiltom, was called to the chair, Mr. Jacob Berlin elected Vice President and Mr, J. G. Powers Secretary. The object of the meeting deing stated, the following pent and resolutions were read and ananimoasly adopted ;— itu of this eity have been sub; me orous legal snd unconstradionsl preoses age Internal enue law. and by searches and Property, to violation of the ordiaary rules sel of civil and of business: ‘ sad pets panll Soa caplihand pba will mnleyed in tat UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT—EASTERN DISTRICT. Bralne, the Alleged Cheaapenke Pirate—At- torney General Stanbery Kefuses to Inter- fere in the Case, Before Judge Benedict, The United Sta‘es vt. John C. Braine.—It will be re- membered that a short time since Disirict Attorney Tracy of the Eastern Diatrect, forwarded to Attorney General Stanbery, at Washington, s number of affl- Gavits, submitted by the counsel for Lieutenant Jobn C, Braine, the alleged Chesapcake pirate, for the opinion of the Attorney General, a3 to whether the prisoner could be included in the terma of surreuder granted to the rebels, and a certain pi jn of the ‘Mr. Tracy has just received a reply from Mr. Sian- , Who declines to joterfere im the case at al!. Any lence that Braize might have witn reference to bis connection with the Confederate service should be pre- sented to the court (United States Circuit) and con- mdered upon trial. The question in the case being as to whether Braing was actually connected with the Con- federate navy or not, Mr. Stanbery says, he prefers to Teave to a jury to determine, ir trade, rendering them liable to Injust suspicion and injury The ner Braine is now confined in the King’s for the frauds CA i? eictmmastrarere en County Penitentiary, and in view.of shie reply of Mr. a are no! tte Thatwe ‘ the t Stanbery, it 1» probable that. the case will be tried at the present term of the cour. on Saturday Lo) rectifiers of this city, and soanta Secretary of Treasury. the Sie niet ae nada yea ge HURT OF SESSA a cond Heeotved, That there should be @:reduction of the | Before Judge Dikeman, number of officers of the revenue, @ ction of the taxes: Charles Fenreich, a young map nineteen years of ag*, Beaded ate matter crerbealing of pirat insaia ts ‘who was indicted for grand larceny im stealing a.sot of ber- POE reg ee Ty Sw pa ness from George Kinkie, bis employer, @ butcber doing business in Nassan street, was arraigned yesterday morn- and pleaded . The. prisoner stated that he stole ai grees rasheromgipiorn money to pay rent for a ie we instruct our delegates to the exercise their influence upon the PThird—Resolved, That the thanks of the merchants 6f ‘thi ‘women with whom he was living in ton street, New fignt of ae ited Satna for hia insesion York, | Afidavite were read soitiog forth the tafluence enue system. Out ‘as heretof< 5 bear man mis! Semc aisammne htt, | en's Woh pany a nd wherein he recommends 9 modinosien of the jioertal | character. In view of these facta the court became ey yaa ue hats Womeat' aud sentenced the prisouer to the Penitentiary pensive and in ; by removing ob- two years and six months, Biraeittas to tndeetey: kA neegper 2 reiatiadlon 00 erste James Kennedy, a stoutly built young man, appa- the law, diminishing violations snd fraud, making its overa- | rently about twenty years of ag s tried and con- Sone lage thawteites jal, and reducing iu number tho | yicted yesterday for committing an outrage on the Frond the maaan: ef who take | Serson of a little girl pamed Watkins, aged six or seven ers Of honest laber the it earn and that a cory. of the proceedings of this meeting be trans- mitted to the President. ‘The following delegates were then elected by actiama- J. G. Powe ears, The prisoner was employed as a hostler by the are father, who ee at Flatbush, poy hay mited the outrage in the month of August last. Judge Dikeman sentenced the prisoner to the State Prison for :—J. G, Powers, Charles Archer, W. T. Knapp, J. H. tan, Chasies Puckbater, Cuaries R, Stirling, BY. Bn swenty years. james iiton, John E. McWhorter, J. baal Lester Clark, Jacob “Janse”? Cox wag thea introduced by the en: and addressed the meeting at length on the workings the Interna! Revenue jaw, its obpoxious officers, thesys- tem of espionage Carried oa and the sacrifice of business under its enactments, YR area adjourned subject to thecail of the air. WENDELL PHILLIPS ON IMPEACHMENT. THE HELL GATE PILOT LAWS. Farther Litigation on the Subject—The People va. the Owners of Towbonts—Twenty-five Indictments Pending In the Queens County Court of Sessions. In the Queens County Court of Sessions on Tuesday morning the case of The People against the Owners of Towboats for towing vessels through Hell Gate without a Hell Gate pilot on board was commenced. There are about twenty-five indictments now pending in this court against partios, the owners of towboats, who have towed vessels through Hell Gate contrary to the State Legislative enactments of 1865, which provides:— “Any person other than a branch Hel! Gate pilot who shall pilot or tow for any other person any vessel of any desenption, or board such vessel for that purpose (except barges, vessels of less than fifty-five tons burden and canal boate actually used in navigating the canals), or The majority of the Commitiee on Impeachment have done their work manfully. Their report is one of the ablest documents ever laid befure Congress, strong ip in its own straightforward, unanswerable logic and array of superabundant facts, as asin cramoling arg! ment, in marked contrast with the ad captandum |a\ ‘and schoo! boy deciamation with whicn Mr. Wiison pre- tends ‘o account for bis dissent. What bis education ‘was been we do not know, but it evidemsy never bas been wlegal one, Indeed, the very dust he gathers to thi nto the eyes of the nal the poorest char- acter, ‘Whatever be the fate of the measure, this report of the majority is matter of sober and hearty gratitude, | sball offer to pilot or tow any such vessel in Tepublican party may be too timid to tolook | the channel of the East river, commonly called eee ae strenage they bave nied tor teeae, | Hell Gate, without the aid of a branch Hell Gate Tixnois’ s, Sime serving Chi 0 hia genase tome tipaiid meta wyer may make us je more iy May be prosecuted therefor in any count; is teaver the” death of | thet owe: alate 7 y hers whose last words, at least, were those of = statesman; New York aad Vermont may bave seni fer . tools insiead of men tnto the Senate. We may de- $100, =f tect, at last, im Ohio's delegate. the secret of the | Meath iy dave or . republican defeat in that State, The a as risonment”” The men employed as pile the Stat usual, may be checked and weakened oy the chronic in- The nation iteei{ nay be confused by having secured a Grmity of Maine. a babble of finance so far as to forge: iedety. All this 1 be vad and criminal, Bat bituerto our attitude bas | Wbich by another enactment they are liable at tbe time Dorn ridicules. Frou thie, ia all future time, tho Come be arrested and’ fined the vam of $800 mittee’s courage has saved ua Henceforty we may be prem n+ odor pce ” Ceusured, out we cannot be laughed at. Honest men ‘that statesmen bave put on record this claim, aa@ that the nation endorses it wili save us from contempt, If unsuccessfel, we may be pitied, but not despised. Had the vation’s flag gone Gown aiid the hypocrisy aud cowardice of 1861, the world would bave booted at us ‘slong the ages Had it gone dowo in 1863 and 1866, we should bave had the sympathy aud respect of ali true men So wiih thie subject. All thanks, then, to the bdajug sustained by at statesmacshiy and couraye of this Comm'tier. The tone Of their report betit due seif-respect of the nation. Now | g A! the present term of the Queene County Court Degins our duty to bold up thew hands and rally all the by court, im default of whic! beat elements of national life to their suppori, We are jiad to notice one thing, Among those re- pudlican journais which deserve bame—which are trathtul, loyal and honest—we have pos moi one tat does not allow the President's guilt, Every such journal confesse” tLat Johnson deserves Impeachment’, It = supertiuons to add that 9 stil more emphatically true of the peopie, The class of journals ailing under fi lors, assuming the republican name, ¥ object is to elect Chase or Grant io case of Harvey J. Brower was called ap. In the indictment bis vame was put forth us Harvey Brown, tbe jury being. calied in the case, three witnesses were examined te prove the name of the prison the liceuse of the government was produced in evidence ‘bearing wpon it the name of Harvey J Brower, ihe jury came to (he couciusion that tne defendant's name was removing most of the ivdictinents into Mireuit Court of \the coun'y in April, tne parcies bonds for appenrance at tha: ime. In the of Rone the bods were ordered failing to appear, Chere peing the counrellors could sgree upon of facts, the parties represeniimg the in- plicte being uowidlling (o coase their cases Were adjuurned, and the defend- will continue to violate the law, there. themselves to be rearresed, and when jing cases have been pored of reindictment and conviction, I which i# now pendit the only under a safe cover insatabie greed or inex able king tor Southera alliances, These two Ditterly aaati bmpeschinoat. fhrough ali their editorial droning you Wit wear tue link of the dower aed the rattle of the Old democratic party chaing, These are the wiseacres who joss to flod law in the flimay deciamaton of Mr, Wiisca's m report. These are the editors whose fears and triumphs ride forth aner- nately on astounding rumore from Washingwoa, The few among them w buee readers hae been acastomed to sometuing Detter, busy themselves witb pictures of the nancial distrese whieb weeds such instant attention that (he nation has@o time for :mpeaching ite traitor President. This i@ the only aswertion throwa at the action of the Commitee, which puts oneven the look of au argument, In repiy, we wish to say that we cap see edemo eracy—Peo an adveoturer—the York Times—or 0 craft without beim or con.pase—the “a bark seat form to sil alone upon & moonless sea’. We understand why these throw duct in the ¥ eyes ap) dabbe advut finacce. But General Bi course ‘* & mystery to us He must see than most of 1 the Onanc at qu @isposed of; and shat the correet settlement of — lavues at OMce, practically @isposes of ali janciai difculties, feai or faucied No can tell bow mueh currency we used, or much bank og capital; or what can esouomivatly tals uieb- | ine : i i } EsEs i bth if ask § moe) that to the constitationality of sion an individual has the HI Fs 4 10 tow ane plot & arge that the {sou to be determined by «bie saiter sribusal PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. The Princess Salm-Salm, who, since last Senday, has deen stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel, left last night for Washingtoa, whence ehe «iH returo ia about ten days, whew she Wil! go to Europe to joiw her husband at Vreona, Prince Salm-*alm, who was liberated by the Mexican authorities on cond) of leaving the coun. try, loft Vera Cruz for Europe a day previous to the de. parture of the Princess, who arrived here by way of Now Orlesna’ She will probably visit the e5-Emprese Carlota, for whom she has letters from the asfortunate i hidinz piace industrial chanoels from the clogs and checks which gow keep ‘hem choked and idie, Any seeming financial Femeties are mere <uperiicial quackery at present The rue stu of that most imericase subject sees ab 0 oeee thet so tmoortant aa element as the rebabiting | Maximnitian, Prince Saim-Salm, ailuded to, is expected tee ten States, must @xort such tmmense and accept a pomtion UstriAD army. {meaiculable indwence on all ovr fntore condition | @ h rn Ex. President Millard Fillmore is engaged upon a work that it is idie to epecuiate on the proviem antl this, . to be entitled ‘Personal and Political Recollections”? among the other elements of that probiem, bat shows white what its effect is to be On theother baad, any fimaucia! plan reeing on the basis of our present cond:tioa—angry polit cal eemonts convalsing th ole land—resis evi‘en yon a quicksand. We tae weli lay the corner sone of our Capitol on the | ''? AO mere hong pnt prmenoemen ton aiteane sands of Cape (04d, whose barvure open and close and jave law period,” of Americen The ree avery few years, pene te lineg 7 payed a @ harmiul inflaence of imperetrment in delay- ie Train, the venerable El Cad: ing the settiement of our finances w the only argument | . George Franc ge je en iy browgot againet 1 You mizhi na wet lave aeked Grant | Stanton and Susan a anne ae fg al te postpone moving oo ‘sicuwond ti) we had seitaod whe | O8,the Ist inet.. "revelling east mene 4 mn of pay mm oroucreney, and how many | Metts eam) I ny oll They add - a large in any one month, audience io on sy evening, Mr, Train ity cent rage to Th the White itouse is the most direct path to ond. If Wail street wiebes the channets of business free, let it eweop ry “Woman, Temperance an: end Mra Stanton's, “ihe Nobie Cause of ag broom of tmpeact: Tf tos mm dread to Al gayi word of the pramtennr es oo Sart f Yor! poritics, \et them ow of the P: 5 W. F. Moller, Mr DL. honest ma ce. It Jot ed ‘tamity, Mr, o ‘Wabd, Mr. A, ite House by the Lat of January, thea tos resumption wise A. Williams, Miss A. M, or We PAYMen'# will take piace exactly foarvece Me LR ne Mr G. 1. Months aad four days carter than {i otherwise possibly ¢ ee Rs can WENDELL PLILLIPS a} LONG SLAW Saerexce oF Axtuowy Quiz —The case of Anthony Quiz war comeiuded in the Queeus County Coert on Tee re jolow, son aa, MA. day. Before the conclusion of the testimony for the Teoaity an Fit” Penland. E. 3. Chore itl. defence, Quia, under ino direction of bin cauneel, | eee en ee ee ee ere Te at” pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the fourth degree, | par, O, T, Gleum. San Francwsco—Mr, H. Pierce, Mr. A. beets was accepted by the Court, aad Quia was ‘aiket, wife and cbid Indi jio—Me, OC. B, eee: 40 {mprison cent ia the couusp jail for a erm wite child, vr, H.W, Smltt, My, J. A. of sit month’, ood, om netiton the: te er, New Le cw Ci, hem Bfine of twd hundred and fry doters, Mi A. Tearde and wife, Mr. Ea Jt, MrT. the vrower o: wae ondernd to be imp “ra, Mott an@ three dausnters Puteburg—Mr, bree having already served | R. Arthurs. Caneda—Mr and Mrs. iccles, Panama— | @x weeks ip atobernpreoned | Mr H. Renard and wie, United Btates—Mr 0, N. ! Annrvat or Icetaxp Waaters. The steamer Vigilant, Captain R. Kilpatrick, of Mattapoisett, and the steamer Stayprader, Captain Davis, of Dartmouth, arrived at Liverpool November 8 ‘The Vigilant, during four monthe’ whaling on the Iceland coast, took one thou- sand barrels sulphur bottom oll, The Stayprader during” he t rrets, Captain Kilpatrick pry AE pear Pog their homes @ few days — having been ngers in the pnsppen land in eight ieee three hours, the quickest passage on tecord.—New Meacw'y, Dec, 3. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Asprewalt—Laxe.—At Trinity §ebapel, om Tuesday December 5, by tue Rev, Dr. Swope, Tuomas ASPINWAL!, Esq. of London, Eugiand, to Evauna A, of Joel OC, Lans. Esq., of New York, Cxaxs—Dittos.—On Tuesday evening, December 3, at. Grace churen, Heights, by the Rew, J. W. Diller, DD, Hanoww L. Craxe w Evaie &., daughter of sir. Rovers Dillon, ait of Brooklyn, Conxwsit—Praxce —At the De Kaib avenue Metho- dist Episcopal chuvco, on Tuesday, Decomber 3, by Rev. J, W. West, assisted by Rev. J. W. Leek, Mr. Austix Conmyweit to Miss Hayrierra E Peaxce, daughter of Rey. Johu Pearce, D. D.,jatt of Brooklyn, j nNN-—MALLONB.—At Fort Hamilton, N_Y., on Tuea-- day, December 3, vy Charies W. Churca, Esq, Michasu. Quin to biiss Many Mattone, both of New Utrecht, L. 1. SWaly—Duxpan —At St Mary’e church, Beechwood, on Wednesday, December 4, by. the Kev. Dr. Cnrius D. swaix to Lavka 8. Donpar, ali of Weskora- mere By, the Ra Stephen B.. WartinG—+TAtLon, BY, ", De Witt O. Warviac, of this city, to Avate J. aviek Liverpool, England. : Died, ‘ “ Bi ¥,—At Communipaw, N.J., on Taesday, De cetabar Gunencin "Bato widow of Abrabaus Brit- in ube 624 of wet *Helauives aad frieade are tuvited to attend'the faueral, from the eta. Befar Church, . pitt, Pgs county, N. Ji, this C iy) w Bavss.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, December ANN Auxuia, deoghier.of Mary Aan andthe late- fonatuan brush. Toe rolauves and friends of the are respect. the fuverai, from the of ‘be High surest, thie serait ‘ i THT eg Bygone Bs ton antons ty, OD , At pier . a ist Windsor, Nova Scouta, aged 36 years, 2 moms. 23 days. e The funeral will leave the residence of his brother, 45 York street, Brookiya, oa Friday, at twelve o'clock. noon, for Greenwood Cemetery. Davun.—Oa Tuesday, December 8, Mancaser Devi, aged 49 years, wife of ‘James Devlin, tate of counsy Ty- rone, Lre: place thie (Thu 308 | and. Ponerat be £5. two o'clock, from la Dogs Atte reedonenot peep, Mr, M. Duoey, . 671 Greenwich street, ELLEN A county Warerford, Ireland, ‘The funeral will take piace this (Thursday) afternoon, fom rom the residence ‘Washington place, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, : r Fuirry.-On Tuesday, December 3, Exaa C., wife of Peter L. Feirty, in the bist year of her aga, The trieuds of he family are requested to attend the fanersi, this ee ‘sfiernooa, at 1 o'clock, from her late residence, 1: Vive street, Foxcer. —On Wednesday, December 4, at West Hobo- _ ken, of croup aad weasies, Ricuaky, son of Robert and © Fanny Funger. Greex wooo. —In Brooklyn, on morning, De- cember 3, wd E., ae of - late Henry B, ‘wood, in the 6lst year of hier ag: Funeral thie (tecnaar) afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from the ne of ner brower-in-law, J. M. Gresawood, 115 sen sirect. Has-Y —On Tuesday evening, December & Emr Lociss, daugiter of Alonzo C. aud Emily H Hasey, Funeral from No, 167 Living:ton street, Brooklyn, this. (Tnarsday) afreraogn, at half-pass one o’c! Horts..—Very sudceniy, on Wedn morning, feat yomns A a ner) peg te retain Ron Buzaasa JB, aa yeara, 1 month and Tho retaitves and friends are respectfully invited to attend the ‘unerai, from tbe residence of ber parents, 64 and 66 Broadway, this (Thursday) afternoon, at wo o'crock, amr Ps bebemae ge December 4, Wo1um Kere xEDY o bvth year of bis age, runslatiees i friends are respectfully invited te attend the funerai, (rom uis late residence, 622 Washinge- ton street, ou Friday afternoon, at t ‘clock. Mapvex. —On December 3, after a ungering Mes, MicnaeL MapDeN, 1m the 30h year of bis ‘The relatives and friends are esboattatiy snvfea to @itend the funeral, from bis brother's resi: 126 Chinton street, this ogeps iaripringeen at ord o from thence 10 Ca vi eme @ y for interment» Maxsixa Oe Teesliy moraing, Decomber 3, Mary AKNS MannixG, Wife of the Jate Jobo B, Manning, ig the Gld year of ber age ‘The fu aera). eeerioee were held at her late residence, No 118 West Thirty-second street, on Wednesday even- iccon nesday Liou, onl Mick. —Op Wed December 4, 1 agbier of Edward und Selina McCormick, aged T fe! 6 months and 2 days, os Relatives avd rage ret of the Since Arnie 4 Invited wo avtem e funeral, oy ' ber grandiather, Edward Hai,’ No. 288 West Houston on Friday afwravon, at ee coun ane: s é Mcbwan.—Of scaries fever, Evoune, son Janes and Haaosh McEwan, aged 4 years, 6 months apé 16 day elacives 4 friends of the family are requested to 841 Columbia street, corner ys hears, MoGa- Manas, ia the 67in year of her age, a native of the “+ county. Cavan, The friends aud relatives of the family aro respeet- fully invited 10 aviend neral, from residence of. her son-in-aw, Mr. Dauier dcGtoness, No. 80 Broome 6 this (Loursdey) morniny, at ent o'clock, to S. Mary's church, where a solema req ‘mass will be offered for the repose of ber soul. FLatr.—Un Monday evening, December 2, at qo tgem niceo'clock, Maxraa M, wife of C. Platt, in the 60tu ear of her age, ‘The fela Wves and frends of the femily.are respect. fuily favited to atiend the fuuersi, frow her laie resi- d-nce, 104 Adeiphi sreet, Brookiyn, at bal/-past two o’tock, (ais (Thutsday) afte noes, ‘ On lucaday, December 8, Mant A, wife of ‘Mra. Aan O'Driscoll t the residence of her mother, 129 Ninth stree, this jureday) morning, at ten oO cietk, ‘uaureb, Eighth where a. requiew nase red up for the of ber goal, thence to Ca The oa ‘are respectfully Quiws.—On TNossday, 3 | ed Jour Wanaey Quins, aged @ years and 6 mont! ‘Tue triends of the family are respectfully invited to at.ond the ‘unert, from ine x corner of ‘Mill and Cotumoim ise Sees this (Thur day) afteracoa, at (woo - . Kamest.—Oo Tureday, December 8, Wiis J. Raw sry, only sou of Joa sod lowe T,. Ramsey, aged 19° Yeors, 6 mouths and 10 ‘The relatives and the are fuliy invived to from the residence of the hie ee oe lagmtg tg mrest, be oa spowrn. as frecedele. N'Y, on Wednesdsy more December & Aaisy Lorgnor Ranvours, menses D. and Helen E, i, Randoipa, im the 6th year Hogue —At West Hoboken, N. J., Doctor Wit1am J. Roinms aged 53 yours The rewuives aud friends are respectfully fuvited to the funeras, tiie (Thursday) afternoon, at one ry » ‘rom bie late residence, Dermott street, West Easton \Pa.) papers please cop; finn be Teeny Tecate 3 verte? remains will be conveyed to Derry, N. B., for in~ gona —At Greatnock, L. 1., on ‘ Cusnise Hewurtt, youogest obild a Mary A. Skidmore, in ‘ate 102 Orchard. y) aflerbous, ‘i ive e'alock, wiibe out further levitation. Tate —On Wednesday, December 4, Riemann Taius, ed 4h as) relatives an friends of the family are reepectfully invited to atiend the faneral services at the aiterneom, ai two o'clock. The re. Matos will be taken te the reratoen Cemetary fr fn termeat, The members of Laudaiter 0, No, 483 F, aud A M., are iso ‘to attend, Urnan.—On Weduesday, Decomover 4, Joezrn Urnan, so she 60th year of tis The funeral wil tate piece on Fridey motning, at. o'éleck, from hiv late donee, 260 Henry pop age aa The reiatives ana inends are tnvited to Wasa. On Tuseday, Docembor 8, Parnicn Waren, ‘©O yaars. Relatives and {rieads of the fomily are reqnested to- attend the fuperai, from the res Jonce of bis son-in-law, F. Gugel, Jt,, 49 Oresard stree:, this (Thursday) afver- — at one o'clock, Lol te fi TLL —At Koaisn, |, On m se Tut Winans 1p uae 8a comber 2, Pewna B., w.dow of catatives ond friende of tho family are 01 age, at faliv inv: Without (urther notice, attend ‘ne tre iow he resideace of ber ae fro. J, wie a, “hie ore atl o'clock, “ Chr #t Chareh, Mnahasoh) Dt tres ofdenn, aS, 5 nish, Besogaee fr fond fosee nae eae thar » Decemoet 5, Joun and Kiitaceth Panny, ‘nied ‘oven days. Fonsral #1! wke place from bis late this (hereee) Aflernoon, at one ocloor Cars leave New Haves Mailroad depot, Foorsh avenue and Twea! seventh evrect, a baif-past eleven A. M, ‘ai