The New York Herald Newspaper, December 27, 1871, Page 8

4 be lug-out and out republican, ct comilNa BOBLATORE, | Said About It. "The Republican Members Will Not Be Dictated To. Like All the Same,” ‘THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE. Whe Chances of the Various Can- didates and the Lively Fight Tnat May Be Fought. ‘The members of the Assembly from this city do “pot seem to be particularly agliated as to what may be done with tho metropolis during the coming session of the Legisiature. The democrauc mem- ders, as a matter of course, have very little to say on the subject, as Chey feel that they will have very iutie to say, at least with any effect, when they get to work’at Albany next Tuesday. They know quite well that theiropposiuen te any measure proposed * tor the reorganization of the city gevernment will be ‘of no aval, and that no matter now honestly they may advocate certain reforms, which the necessities of the times have opened even their eyes to, sbey will be cried down as hypocrites and trimmers, On the other hand, the republican members do not appear w know'exactly what they will do when the city:18 Aakea in hand oy the Legisiature. That-is, they ex- press themselves determined to support any good republican measure which may be BNGINEBRED BY BEPUBLIOARS; but they act as thoaxh they were not quite ready to @o the bideing-of that smai! but powerful faction of Uhe rusing mayority who are bent ‘upon making every city department a thoroughly repuofican ma- ghine, wethout regard to the fact that the great city ‘s realty demovratic and may resent any curbing businese as pointedly as did those demo- erate who coalesced with she republicans 4m the sate election to overturow the “Ring” sel. Indeed, it seems to ve the opinion both of the reform democrats as well as the republicans Mat nothing should be done bythe majority which could im amy way be distorted even in appear- ance inte en act of vengeance upon the democracy for their long lease of power inthe past. The re formers, bowever, have discovered that they wil ot have tne pul ‘they had an idea just after the sicouon that they would nave. Tuen the cry against sve ‘Ring’? wasto great, or, rather, THE ATTRACTIONS OF THE REVORM PARTY were #0 great, for the taxpayers, that every cand Gace who whispered reform a8 {iis motto was certain of obiamiug anost every kind of support he felt like asking Jor. lt was quite natural for a great any of the reformers under the circumstances to ee lea-anto Lhe belief that “on and thereafter” the good peuple of tnis city abo had voted for them not valy, but-the members of the Legislature out of the oly, would be quite willing, nay Mer, cert todo ‘dewerd bidding whenever they saw fi ap propositions for wnet tney. termed rose be ‘the beret ofthe Gothamites, But a change come o’er THE SPIRIT OF THEIR DREAMS, at doast judging from all thata HERALD reporter fas been able to learn from conversations had qth many of tbe republican members from the oul-ofeown districts, In the first place these members-contend that the reformers have been put ‘ng onmltogether too dictatorial a tone of late, and that this, in the face of a two-thirds republican ma- tony ‘m-both houses, 1s altogether too.much of a good ; Iu other words, the reformers. bave counted ‘wnhhosttheir host, and, like a many people wao have great expectations that are never real- (zed, arc doomec to sore and disastrous disappoint- ment. One of the members from this city, who is ® republican and who has very good sources of tafor: sales it as his honest Dellet t iat the Commitee Of Seventy charter, the shadow of which ban already cast went vefore the —- IA ig erg is Bot TER THE LEGIBLATU: TUE OBA! Ip the dirst ee be contends that the Committe of Seventy and several other committecs wich were Drought mo prominent notice by the exigen- - sles ef ibe late contest for the destruction of the “Hang” dmagine that al) they have to dois to give she word of command, and that the legisiators Will go down on their knees and swear, “You are the mastery, we the servants; do by us as you will.” Bai he prcon ni Se fact, asserts positively—that the great majorly the members are actually eudacious eveugd ony believe that hd elected do what they themselves consider the best for the mass o! the People, Dot only of this city, but of enure Biante. He says that the idea that the a of Seventy cap do what they peeks with next Legislature in so far 4s forcing them to H thew bidding with the governmental range, a denis of New York city will explode the very first week the Legislatare meets. Ip- © od. note serene 100s: Ver eas ion of a} most every member of tne ‘Tegaiasare ® Ken to.on the subject, The oe geo ey Ba, the so-called Te- for mers, Who are not wulng fo be called repub- ne, aa pnoteee sneer | at the potion o1 being dubbea paler di ? get it into their heads that cap make rs agree fight if the majority do not . > them eens weight in everything they they wi: LAID OUT STIFF AND OOLD . @ @mble quick order. It thereiore benooves them to ‘b @pkiul With whatever good treatment the major- tty, ™ Wy see fit wo give them. Suob, certainly, would be abe case bad the result of theeection been te re ne. ivi * Sine ft than it vurned out 10 be—bad it been euch inat tue iweteemers would have held the balance of powe 1:40 both bovses, or, at the utmost, in the fenm * ‘a. ‘Under the elreumstances all toe uuliabaloo wah © unepeen made of what an immense power Mr. Jeme: ‘ O’Brien would .be in the new upper ouse falis i ‘80nd Stale, and Jeaves him simply with Lis We to-do with It what he pleasae and. with vority that he cap wield witb # seather's over any otver o1 nis fellow Members. One ‘eat known out-o%town memben predicts republicans will, and in fact have .already upon ‘WHat If BEET hn BE DONE York city, and that, while they will be ling 10 sten to ali suggestious kow Abe yoera \ 48 LO What is best to be done, taey will eubmitto’ ‘0 dictation, nor wil they care a pinch of uy snreats that they may msake. aor \ It wane Ae’ \ 0m Feformers so-onlled oF auy of Ane saed he, ittees Irom New York,’? rand com. bes ven 7 alurtoing effect upon the major. would Rave) hid cary tein ont by thelr verona with New wil be wi a tpt ise,\ DOL the republicans fees thas th ereby expressed thelr sererminanon houses, aoe pe Viicane should exercise their Own yjadgment abo YW the rate of tis clty, “ e caring, Me ‘ syelems are c seecra a ty mind, however,| rdo t contend that their fellow : Semners nave mon ‘Fewed any sotention to keep e! EB REFORM. 6’ HBADS UNDER WATER have se! @ majority of republicans io as thet. Of every other locality Yaat thé members wh talk thie way manifest no} that they may not have 160 yg ihe me "about w York; but idea h sthat a few orl fgmumitice “Nike ia it have fee ‘of then own obuutn 9 as what they cas make the. Wegisiatore do, an t thé members to wi. ew them that coer i themselves have amgidea they we fully as capable steed foro The New Charter amet What is | Roa’ Bearer fee New YORK HERALD, “WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 77, Emeriss other things, too numerous 10 that ‘t Attorney Gen‘ that he dia wy de bird easily. Bat bey do say take a ong time to heal. Still Conk- Instrumental nes poll cally; and ine ted ol BtOry ot aie the prob- peewee re EP belave a pt ides of the coast. “Suit We man “4 ane and the rural_membera gm, ala say be would be tnobjectional provide?” were not made GET THE COLD SHOULDER on the ground of reform expediency. Sc¥ ae men- tion 18 algo made of Robert H. Strahan, ep iy from of Nin’ upon the fact that the Committee of in relation to legisiation, wel pre eee the long peal allow ihe mer bers a litte ae nen wn chance of the f .peaker them- tained from ovarian ‘members, i an ee get-atable. duri noite Hy any the Noliday Points to an e: time, ) tarly if fant ii 8 made CA, Cad eranlp @ en be Fenton and Conklins hen, Of course, the democrats are ae ake a Sane) f ade ike the affair sary expected if Vuctions do fight, the Ha democrats ‘will go olla with be Seg Fenton men. But ‘We shall see what we shail 2¢ SARL far J THE DEMOCRATIC REFORMERS, Mareballing ths Clans—Work of the En- rolment ninithece=-Meeting in the Seventh Assembly Disty ict. During these critical times everybody turns out to be a reformer,/.and tbe number of political peni- Vents is daily of tne increase, That fatted calves ‘wii be provided: fer the hitherto well fed prodigals 4s.@ matter offdoubt, bot the approach of the new year seems tohave inspired a host of teroes who are determimed 10 save the party or perish in the avempt, It was vecoming pretty evident that something must be done, and associations were ac- cordingly organized to rally the ‘SOLID MEN TO THE FRONT, ‘With this worthy opject in view it was deemea advisable that all hands in the several Assembly dis- tricts shoula ‘deciare themselves,” or, in other Words, that the staunch democrats should come forward and guarantee their support of all genuine reform movements by enrolling their names in books prepared for the purpose. The scheme was Inaugerated last evening, and in eaeh district pa- bent committes revelved visitors until ten o'clock, extending all the while the courtesies incident to the occasion, pens, Ink and paper being in great profusion, Im ine majority of the wards the movement seemed to be Jargely appre- clated, and the business of enrolment was carried on with wonderiul despatch. Supervisors are, of Courge, appointed lor each assembly district merely for the purpose of GUARDING AGAINST FRAUD. When the enrolment shail have been entirely completed a meeting will be called tn each district of the ns Whose names have been placed upon the rolls for the purpose of organizing an Assembly Democratic Reform Association. It is suid that many prominent democrats have associated them. seives with this pi ve movement, and Vhat the most vigorous measures will be taken to ae ped Uhe independence and in- party sn the metropolis, the. districts informal meetings were heid in order to insure proper organization. Mat- ters proceeded very smoothly during the evening, and aithough the number of signatures was ex- tremely large the enrolment was generally marked by quietness and a. In some Instances poor Tammany and its ieaders came in for a few DOUBTBUL BENEDICTIONS, ont no occurred to mar the nouanimous fee - ing that prevailed, Reform was the watchword and reply, and several enthnsiastic voters wrote their names with unusuai dash and lithograpnical fiourish, Among the several meetings was one in the Seventh Assembly district, hela at " on sucet. Mr. J. F, Oawley Romie. pant address a) elivered. ary, im the course fereki uc athaaee nes ‘the recent evolution. in wat a affairs, and ad- verted tw the present atiitude of the democratic party in this city. He reminded his hearers of the fact, that aluboagh the treasury of the city had been plundered, the reai, honest and hard working men OtD | Of the party should not be associated with any dis- gtace that might attuch to the leaders. He finally Une becessity ol determined organization for rejorm, and referred to the prospects of tne demo- cratic party under proper apd judicious guidance. Resolutions were subsequently bead eg ie the effect that, while the leaders of Tammany Hi established a system of Tre NMOMOUE CORRUPTION AxD DESrOTISM in toe cipal government in New York, the Memocratic. voters, whatever their condition or whatever their nationality, were alone invereated 10 propre | economy, purity and freedom in the administration Of public affairs, The resolutions added—"That 1% becomes the clear duty of the democratic party at this crisis, by its individual struggie and union, to carry into effect sound Measures of reform in the city ana county govern- ment and vindicate its claims to popwar contidence by its principles and candidates; that, wnen having these convictions, It is eminently hecessary that the democrats of this city should unite and organize with the view of maintaining those princi- ples of the democratic ah | m the State and nation identuned the right, interests and prosperity or ” me America peopie.” The Jast resolution set forth that for tne purpose of carrying the foregoing into effect co- Operation with the Seventh "Amembly District Democratic Reform Association was aeemed ad- Benire A committee of sixteen was afterwards inted to attend to the registration of voters, an after the transaction of some rontine business the meeting adjourned 10 meet again this evening. The books Will be open to receive names until Satur- day. From all appearances it 1s evident that the democrats, young and old, are girding on their armor, and are @pout to contend for prominence, place and power with any politica: force that may Coniront them. There are lively umes ahead. BROOKLYN REFuRM. Meeting of the Committes of Seventy-five. Tae Brooxlyn Citizens’ Reform Association, or Commitwe of Seventy-five, met last evening at j their headquarters, Montague street, opposite the Academy of Music, for the purpose of discussing the proposed amendments to the charter, Mr. Frankin Woodras occupied the chair and R. J. Whiting } oMiciated as secretary. Colone] H. U. Davis.opened the proceedings with we announcement that it bad been sworn to in -Gourt that this committee had sent a sub.commit ee to New York to procure the removai of Joun Shandiey (the Inspector of Election who is On trial for alleged ballot box stuficg 4+he Sixtn ward) from nis position as an @mopioye of the Merchants’ Exchange News Roem, 1t was stated that ho such aciion had been teben by the committee. The charter question was thee taken up, and the section proposing to make the,aigermen the Supervisors of the city was de- bsie 1. +h WHITLOCK disapproved of the plan, imasmuch to wag "1 wawae not yet determined ——— the city and oo & Shey will do their ‘wend tg thet 7 oa iy are hereafter to be iaenti wi F on Mr.\G. 4. Marvin also te 4 proved Of tne propo en ‘mm TE hee oo righ uP tnongas guongto; on ga Boards 0) Aldermen and super- oon eee § Wich should not be Fevined and correc ue ATLOCK moved, as an amendment, that jew men who | goes rr legisia- “4 . Set ens wenai ¥) Wy & on ae mt there sNeuld be a Board of Assistant Aldermen—one live, dictal Ors Has yy, inated rs F fepublica in the | fom eact! ward ana county town—and that the one oconel a stentive eat - . © Com- sststant’s Aldermen ether with the Aldermen ta ature, miu jena .) ai thing it sees fit to prees | Od, ‘sila @ Board of Bapervisors. ma C to the new charee | Was lv Worded go that the Board of Alder- we ae Me Shue wich tas bets cr bg | me, Mau cent, be Boat aper ior, wa propart q it was arte Fn act rats Mr, SUNTEK moved to ih the Board of Ohari- | hares ¥ 2068 a tes, as there \ were, he believed, -very many heavy oe eeate AS for the new charter, eet. es og bee sizeady given the puciio ® whioh the bare to, the republican members spoken re teot aay it bas too many objectionabie fo. 0n themal, iye “it even the ghost of & show as < jane Of reorgauiaing tne gov. sealants Te he majority wil} have a ay about » 7 Rw s weeks fy 0m the present. j quan. MON OF THE SYRARERSHIP charms for the repoviicans from Hight from the geperal talk op the Hie eer Nk With abe exception, will fo 10 baby. on Monday pot knowing Bho they Intend \to- vole fer bul wilh tn war beara that thes m: the firm popreturen irom the country wii wack Pre ce toe ("¢ mark. a pdt ge th wi allow dhemse)"°"yon aka Conkling fuctious, oa ares that Whe agents of the two although it is ruMmore. aw mh Mt tule late Dour maki Pytch mo ure even airy ty) bee LOW the 1am ery ‘tha body, whieh should be menged by arity a. 4. thought that if there were only ae FES SGan ho oe dlostod these oficial suonta be men of opacity and should be paid commensn- rately for the) 7 se Bears They woula be compelled to devote all\ thelr ame to the duties of alderman, He moved that a Mo nag hanesy consutote the Com ere Ot U' a ae ead not Shunk it poamtle to Ana nine ach men who would de ir entire time to socir omee.” He ath! ot ellove that the would abolish the )30ard of Charities, aa county institution, Mr. Daiogs remarke\"! that the city had more thi ninety per cent of thy’ Population, raised nine: eight per cent of the ta, @# aid spent 104 per cent jor the benefit of the whole’ County, He was Ip favor Of ® consolidation of tue Clty and county govern- mente, Colonel Davis was intoruned that the county towne were anxious to come tut the city and to be It wag high time that the & lively canvase ip the cou ’ ~ consolidated with us Tien Twombly, of shi city, RSP hen Of ee ome a’ | Committee did something, for pie Legisiature will the wen Who may be BuCCEr vat as | meet HOXt week, and If we are Het Careful Lia body ge sre tee os eine a nirer of Ae ee ration ® charter i, propared the @ has the ta i ‘ YY Fenwn, tie more than probabse tha Before the adjournment (he committee recon? # Compromise candidate would be very on, So iat | sidered Its previous acliON by rosolvie 9 elect fis soore gion’. Be far ae can DE M8. “AO Live | iwenty-swo Aldermen Aetend Of Dine, | exeul Irow Lae oul of Wo members w OUR POLICE,“ couRTS. eee How Justice is wispensed by the Police Solos of New York, THE P’:RILS OF A POLICE STATION Tho" Horrible Dens in Which Unfortunate Pris- / oners Are Packed—How the Victims Are Plucked by Favored Shysters. ‘On investigation by the HERALD commissioner it seems there arc many police courts in the city choked with abuses that would not be tolerated in any other city In the world. Some of the Justices are men of mean capacity, vulgar manners, illite. rate in speech, and not very liberally gifted in their grammatical studies, with the exception of two, who may manage to articulate the English language passably. But one of the entire eight police magis- traves or “Judges’! as they used to be termed in the fash newspapapers, ever had the good fortune to open a law book before. entering on his magisterial Tanctions. But one has bad a good English or col- legiate educauon, and six out of eight of the bench of police magistrates are poorly informed men, avd are entirely ignorant of the fandamental principics Of the law they they profess to administer. In per- sonal bearing and courtesy of manner toward the unfortunates whe come before them for justice—for mercy cannot be optained unless “there is money 10 W—two are noted for their bratality, and for the pinchdeck imitations which they endeavor to insti- tute of the brief, curt, but dignified manner of the English police magistrates, who are, without exception, gentlemen of culture and education, a8 well as being of high social standing. Consequently it is a frequent ‘occurrence wnat a drunken or rowdy prisoner, who has been brought to the bar from @ riotous debauch, or perhaps having been canght in some act of rob- very, will hall the police justice as an old acquaint- ance, whom he met band sn glove in the primaries or 1m the faro helis of the metropolis, Altogether, such @ police judiciary cannot be found in the world as that which disgraces the city of New York, and with such police magistrates 1s 1t a wonder that there aro @ thousand abuses which are never ventilated, and ‘whicn it 18 now the provinee of the HeRALD to make known from investigation by its special commis- sioner? And now to look at the abuses of these courts as they stand to-day. Ina very short time it is be- Neved that the doings of the Police Justices will be brought to light by the Grand Jury, and they may find Jacte usefn) to them in their work. ‘To begin with, the prisons connected witn the four police courts of this city are allin filthy condition, The celis are not innabitable im the summer from the human stenches and by reagon of the solid legions of vermin, and in winter the prisoner has to sufier the tortures of Siberia, or, in other words, ag in the case of poor Lawyer Newirk at Jefferson Mar- ket some weeks since, he is frozen to death or al- Jowed to suffocate with the miasmatic influences of the den itgelf, The most horrid Diasphemy and most obscene language 18 common a ali hours of the day and night in these prisons, with tne single exception of the Tombs, where there is some faint attempt at regulating the tongues of the prisoners. Tne lan- guage of the prisoners in these dens of horror ts enough to make a decent man’s flesh creep with shame and disgust as it 1s vomited forth from tne reeking throats of drunken and biasphemons brutes, Dooney Harris himself would blush at the language ere. And be it remembered that ocns. and tender women, wno may be arrested and yet be innocent of any crime, are held all night ia These hell-holes rebirth 3 to the devils around them, who are too delighted to render the innocent or foolishiy indiscreet a3 bad as themselves. If nopie ola John ae the philanthropist, were alive to-day be might find matter just as horri- bie for reflection In the New York police beep ns a8 he sound in old Newgate, for the worst that coula be said about that place was that typhoid fever was contracted there and that persons died in scores on the wet straw of their celis, But here there is no straw, nothing but the naked board bench, the cold, chill orick walls, whose whitewashed surfaces render them only more terrible to the prisoner who sees them for the first time, ‘fo suffocate In sum- mer and In winter is the fate which any prisoner may anticipate who is forced to 3} a nignt 10 @ prison attached to a New York police nat most terrible of all is the fact tbat in very many instances a decent, sober man, who has dared to state his opinion against the mandate of au ali- powerlul policeman, will be arrested, an a(fi- davit is made [to bis “disorderly conduct” vy the policeman, and it ts safe wo say that three out or every four policemen will swear wa lie, or else they know nothing of the value or sacredness of an oath—and the prisoner, alarmed as he 1s, wit be thrown into a ceil, perhaps with a raving maniac or in company with some unfortunate wretch ravi with arent tremens, The man’s life is thus in jeo} and though he may shout for heip in the still watches of the night, when the mamac ts clutching at nis (nroat, tue Keeper only laughs at the piteous entreaues of the poor prisoner, for nearly all the keepers are sporting men and can afford to build tenement houses on salaries of $1,000 a@year and keep fast horses; 80 they jook on the death struggles uf @ prisoaer with @ maniac ag they Would look at a dog fight or u cocking main. It : good fun, rich sport, and that is all. One kee on & salary Ol $1,000 @ year at Easex Mar! et, jeft the gimecure, after some yeura’ gervice, with the comiortable litie sum of $96,000) as his share of the plunder of the prisoners. It 1 @ well Koown fact that in many of the station houses of this city, while the million of its in- habitants are wrapped in siumber, outr are committed on delenceiess women, and their cries and shrieks are buried within stone walle. And who will velleve the story of a pour wretch when she has been sotled oy the Feputation of a pignves Gurance in a station house? Human nature is not charitabie to any unfortunate, or rarely #0. Even in the loathsome “prison boxes" or roome in which prisoners are locked to await the dilatory attend- ance of some police justice who is enjoying himself at & matinee, “cracking wine’ with @ friend or manipulaung wires for re-election outrage and robbery are often a sub- ject ol mirth among the officers oj the Courts who perpetrate an outrage on a Woman or 4 robbery on adrunken man, Respectable men and women are daily thrown into these “prison boxes" and will be compelled to wait tor hours, while the “Justice,” who has been on @ drunken depaucn ali night, or Who has spent the previous evening in @ house of ill-fame Or 1D @ Jaro bank, 18 trying to recover irom his “indisposition.’’ Tne writer of tis article nas, to his positive knowledge, saw a well-known Police Justice of this city in @& public place with an abandoned woman, whose face was an ample guarantee oi her infamous profession. It would be, perhaps, @ good thing l the Cummmittee of Seventy were w conunue their labors and in- pnt ya Ube character, antecedents and acts of the Board of Police Justices of New Yoru. One of these acumen ne, ten years ago, worth bat $25; Mn] He extreme fortune to the sun of 410,000 toa well-known poltiician of of New York who hag t been a candidate for elec- uon to the highoffice of Sher and had been beaten badly by the woe of the city, who did not see his merits, Years pagaed and the beaten candidate for wn hike Louis XTV., when he said, “The State? Why, I ain the State,” the representa: tion of the city of New York, or. a# Jar as that he controlied the entire financial aud poutical for- tenes of the people of tire metropolis. Public plunder yielded him, it 1s satd, the enormous sum of twenty miliions of dollars. He did notin nis prosperity forget the Man who loaned him $10,000 when beggared. He made him 4 police justice, and gave him the power to open streeia by the score aud make contracts by the hupdred. The fortunate money lender prospered with his patron, and is now worth $800,000, Anotner Judge, noted for his wretched grammar, 18 worth 4 third is worth $200,000, ‘The owner hus lis Aalary morigaged een months ahead tothe money Jenders. Wee the Legislature meets it is probabie that the latter will meet with desolation, and woe, torment and guashing of teeth may become their portion. ‘The case of a well kuown and genteman, Mr. John A, Heeksher, mentioned in another part of the BRRALD to- shows how un- ot our ned dage orah aed ig for duty, ‘The case of oor Newkirk, who was hal! frozen todeath, and nen dragged Stowe stairspiead frst ike « bailock, 4s another Wlustrauan. An® now it is curious to gee how these men make Jarge fortunes—not content with their magnificent salaries. The power ta given to the police magis- trates Lo fine for Intoxication and disorderly con- pectable young duct-—$10 for each offence or the penalty of ten days 10 the City Prison or 6 term of thirty days op Biackweli’s Isiand cap be imposed, There are two justices at each of the four Police Courts, ana #1x clerks are attached each Court, or tree to each poiice justice. The Cwef Clerk receives: $5,000 B year. Lhe Recond $4,500 and the third $2,500. ‘Thus ach Court costs Jor clerk Bire $24,000 a year, the four Courts having vo pay $96,000 fox cierk hire, One cierk at each Court could easily do tue work and Would De amply paid » awulary of $2,000 a ai, and the total for whe four courts would be F Speers The jaw provides that the clerka of the Ognrt shalt receive ali fives and ay them over once a amount to the Ciy Chamber- jain, Who lp return give® @ voucher or receipt to the clerk, which he yn retarh should deposi with the Compt?oller of the City of New York, who tn tarn i ordered tw Aeposit it to the creait of the Commis sioner# of Charitied.and @orrections, the proceeds to be expended for the venelll of cily ineLitubons, it 19 a low estimate wien we say that the average receipts for fines at each Court J6 not less than one hundred dollars a dy, Sundays Ineinded, or $36,600 avyeay. Vorlour police court thi? would amouat S© bbe jarge sui OF $140,000 Ib @ year, ANd Lin me oy Hy erg kareena cer fine recrecy, and ‘who site by w thet arens et ‘the city ke, “sud, Iki, ix that man. Ican get $10 from sam,” eA righ says the Justice; “I make out a tem- porary covsimiement and we'll disoharge him when oe me ane You go and fix it.” The officer yr, gets his fine, and after ht. ‘tim mit he be be @ new offender, extracts another ‘ho for himeelf, The messenger at Jefferson market mentioned (old noarien) makes ne rey Solers ear out of the yi ae torede rrands Fa get oth- w po el fbn iechat come rds er cr iuicancanisemae™ rr PNhearty al'tne Jn the city have to get least, gets Gasy, re ta ‘he will oy ‘ight th ‘The and alter the rion Me "poked invariably ols. The other ‘‘shysters’’ ook wg any ng” can never gets “case in favor of @ chent, source of revenue Js from aban- ooned won who are robbed in a wholesale man- ner by the Poll bay eine in ately with the “dhe D ice ‘oaprai 3D" 1D ihe, precincts woere these "he police houses are rery now and then 1s seized with a vir- tuons fit, and he makes @ “raid,” as itis called, on some house of itiame, Or ob @ number ol them, 1m instances where they are known to have money. Eee pace captain makes the raid; beep women are or ged bes x "Woe of the'p wo fain col ore & ° fone ‘and ifthe matter 18 not "settled. satielacto- rily” after a private interview in the Justice’s pri- vate room, the women’s names are given to the pa- and they are sent to the Island. are Dut a few of the abuses of the Police Courts of the great city of New York, THE PRISONERS! PEN. r Outrage at Jefferson Market—Uaged for a Mimlemeanor. Among the charges agalvst policemen brought be- tore Co. umissioner Manierré yesterday was the case of an officer at Jefferson Market named James Curry, Tnis man was charged witn unomcerlike conduct by Mr. John Hecksher, of 143 Madison ave- nue. ‘This gentleman Was arrested by a mounted policeman on Fifth avenue for driving too rapidiy down that thoroughtare, anu taken to the Jefferson Market Police Court. Here HE WAS GIVEN IN CHARGE to Curry, who was the officer of the day. Curry in- sisted upon the gentleman’s going into the box, aithougn be was requested by the prisoner to grant him the favor of being allowed to remain outside, as there was already @ most offensive drunken loafer in the box, Who was bieeding profusely. The officer was unrelenting, and Mr. Mecksher was obliged to add himself to the society of the place. He remained there until the Clerk of we Court came in, and then this gentieman released Mr. Hecksber from his uncomfortable position. At @ quarter to three o’clock the Pouce Magistrate pot inn ap. pearance, and in a few moments Mr. Hecksher was i at hberty, ‘The matier was relerred to the joard. THE COMMITTEE OF SEV. BNTY AN AND THE NEW OITY OHABTER. At the meeting of the Committee of Seventy last evening, Wiliam F, Havemeyer pres{ding, the fol- lowing resolution was adopted:— Resolved, That the incomplete draft of a city charter, which bas appeared in the newspapers without the consent inst tbe wishes of this Committee and its sud- Committee on Legrelation, ta nt conuideret ether ne the final decis.on of the comuitice; 40 far a8 It goes, OF a8 Pi cinding changes in the portion ' of the charter already dis- cussed, and which was printed merely for the convenien of members, aud to enable them more readily 10 suggest alteration: improvements. An HELP THE BABIES, aad Intercsing Spectacle at the Foundling Asylum. The iittie waifs who comprise almost the entire population of the New York Founding Asy.um, in Washington square, will have their Christmas tree to-morrow, when they will fAre.9 reception to thetr friende, tress iwo to four o'clock in e afternoon, y selected is most appropriate, bein, tue Feast of the Bow rnocenis The occasion will be ove ci be little prattiing ones will recite the biess- A Novel ing sud we Deen tauzht to lisp for the benefac- tors of this tet mn by the good Nisters whose lives are devoted to them. VIEWS OF THE Pash 1869—Accident at Te 1 New w Theatre Royal, Bristol, Bagiand; 18 persous crushed and trampled to Geath in @ crowd. 1864—The St. Aibans raiders recaptured and com- mitted for trial. 1862—wWeneral Sherman’s army, 40,000 strong, Jandea at Chickasaw Bayon to attack Vicksbu: 1834—Charies Lamb died. Died. LawTon.—On Monday, Lecember 25, wana.’ wid- ow of John Lawton, in the 70th year of ber The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attena the {uneral, from her late residence, 149 Houston sireet, on Weanesday, December 27, at two o'clock, Noonan.—On Wednesaay, December 27, HANORAH MORRIBGON, wife O! Michael Noonan, a@ native of Cloyne, county Cork, Ireiand, friends of the famly, anc those of her brother Redmond, are respectfully invited 10 attend the fa- neral, from ber late residence, 73 Boridee street, on ‘Thursday, at two o’ciock. [For other Deaths see Seventh Page.) SHIPPING NEWS.|® Sun rises... 723 Sun sets, + 489 Moon rises...eve 5 21 High water.morn 8 36 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY. 129 Broadway. -{10 Broadway. 3 Bowing ‘Green Bowlin; ‘ore 1 Broadway. 19 Broaaway. 2 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green CLEARED. Eteamship Cuda (Br), Watson, Liverpool via Queenstown ~oG emt Bleamebip Dearborn, Bavannah—Murray, Ferrie & Steamship Metropolis, Castner, Wilmington, NO—Virginis Steam Swoamebiy ‘Zodiac, Chapin, Newbern— ‘Murray, Ferris & eo Inane Bell, Blakeman, Po mond Old emia pera 1 eecuick eens. Bark Wales Pr Teaser, Cadia.-Tuppe Tupper & Beaitie. agree J DR Rockwell 4 farding, Montevideo and Buenos orion, Jr & Bona. rig AB é ne ABTEA,® Patierson (Br), Anderson, Laguayra—Dalle, tba Brig Josie, Pettigrew, Havapa—Simpson & Ol Behr (ur), Gorman, Port au Prnce—0 A Ven Hogeien D Leach, Atains, Jacm cK J Wenbei Bel 1 Raat Wingy Déwler, 8 Mare: Ai Hy tid + Hart, SRD ets Rempananncer = aga i ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THB ABRALD STRAM YACHTA, sPedy Samp Campbell, Big ALR vin wae, re west and a bigh ee u Sansake, aaa 1G), », Brevnen, via South ton Deo Pai mine wae aie ok i DEE Geirtehs & 0, Experienced beavy westerly alee ae aod akin R paters Bartlett, New Orleans Dec 1 Vann ho wi ie ad ight’ winds Hnotevile, Crowes, Bayannal Deo 28, with i passengers, 10 R Lowden, Pafeed a brig ashore eMoarDabip pion, Lock wood, Charleston Dec 23, with madre and passengers, cs HR Mor 4 Co. gear, Rewpern, NO, 8 days, ‘Co. Kteamemp Bilen & Terry, with mdse ssengers, to ke Bourn, Richmona, Oity Potnt and passengers. to Old Dominion Steam: fous Turoughont, Bteamenny W; Norfolk, itp wm hip Cr ‘Ateamanip Wm P Ciyae. Jones, Richmond, City Point and Norfolk, with mdse sis pasesngers, to Washington & fae athip BEC Koignt, Johnson, Georgetown, DO, with made and wert 10/0 8, Merrick. nplered thick the fog i 13 Bavan, NJ, Lorbian, of London, from ‘Auckland, NE ne ‘bbip Nimrovd (rh 14 Lowther, | Mente spied pet IB, to 0 t 29; he ee Ne Ps) “anys croam the fine wenlder to Gage 8 10 20, of heavy gale trom NW. whieh lasted. unt nw bulwarke and three boats stove, Pur into Mauriti Jaa Ship Feariens (of, Rowson), Futon, feat mane to F Bake Passed Artes nthe Gi ia 0, Ant id en cna fae for Londou, Wings ‘ont, bark Gi Meveee Pap ed day, anip be pen ars Ol on #2 0 Jet 85.23, ton 69 08, bark Shatemue, from ip ‘WSW and N’ & succession of Mie |, lom 6 40 x, lam Marron, secant, en seaman, anative of liv ‘of Liver- and died im 1b talnuien af efter ating Boo At 8 20 02 W, fell in within fully painted bi with lly ‘and yellow stan ay ‘waterogged ani abandoned ; emer caine pen satis ying ain yest Dbreach over her; ov ‘spoke schr At cova ‘hin, from fir: 46 days out, short of provisions, and Palmerston (NG), Rall burs TO dagm with Bouthera pas ae Pie ave ‘Beck 10 Gaye W athera Been a fine ‘wealber. Had births and9 deathe nN ae Rowan (Br), Ditehburn, Boston 9 days, in ballast, 10 Bark Hast ‘Lothian (Br), iCletm, Auettand Sept 12, with mdse to Walker & Bon. "Ha Neary tavvatle winda, | Bark. Risurreaione jo Pagas, core. 78 daye, with to Slovovieh & C0. “Teoh the southern passage hod ex. Rnd api sails, ark Las or Dy ‘Cancel, S naabaseencei =e to Punch, Baye & Uo.’ Took the southern passage, Bark Naney Bryson (Br), bey oem Raptr 76 days, with mdse, to M Rodheay ly gales; ‘ana 9 it sails; ‘Bee al enor Off BhinecoaK, ‘ite wind sa den); shifted to BSW, and wi was ob to slip the anchor an ly aged iP Bark Oscar Wendt (NG), Bcharn! Le, 65 days, with railway tron, to Jeeves mene Took the northern benef meng og “4h ee rita tt Bark Amigkos Nor), a Cardiff, 64 days, with the southoru passage, and ne mops oer ra weet of Bermuda. ? fark Lindesnaes (Nor), Samuelsen, Cardi, 60 days, with railway fron, 10 orton, fook the sout! avbaas aed bad fine wes from thente 19 days, wi Berm SS RIO tens wear ote 9 to Richard 4s soaker pana to Wendt hy ons co he Faapa wh ccerber Ir 20 36 Top apoe ce park Bieta Tan Bark Lawrence, Androsson 50 days, with sro ane Wan toWaliar Fielt k Way” fied todersts eaiber tote the Western Talands, then strong’ gales from S to 04, ion 68, apoke ‘bark Amerside, im Bt Michac’st ‘efor or New? York; same 6, was boarded by a boat from Glens, (rom Bt ce ‘Wi, for’ ‘of four ‘New York, short ark Keodrig Nort “Bark Kulnarig (Nor), Bvendaen, Port Talbot, 64 days, witty railway iron, to the south ranean ron resterly wings y Madeira, ‘ibegee curs sage anos calms to ion 70 -W Bs e strong variable Winds; bas been 6 days W of Ber- mark Cugio{ Corutt (Ttal), Cerutl, Waterford 80 days, in ballast to order. Had heary variable eal Bark Jobann. i London, Antwerp 60 days, rn mee, 19 . Took the southern pass- Age. and bad, a eather; been, 10 daye west of Bermnda; Hp nl 245 Jon epee ior ig Beles, froma for Hamp- fore} same day, bark Megsie (Fr), bound Fare pale BGA Stuve, Stettin 70 days, with betel, to Ruger Bros. Br), Wood, fire the entire ay Hark Snowdon ( mB) Wood, Malags, 46 gaya, with fruit to Gomez, Wallace & 1 vo Miller & Hough' Gibraltar Nov 12, ay Took the Southern pi eaaed bad light winds and fine weather. jerk Phocoan (Fr, Apeaoe, Tquigue, 108 dare, with nitrate of soda to order. forn Oct 15; crossed the Sauator Nov 26 in fon abs baa one w from thence 10. days, with stron, Oct se lat 87 8, lon 76 W, stanalied bark steering NW ; 12th, Tat 0€8, lon 79 ft aigucized ship ‘antral Fitzroy (Br), steering NW; Nov 16, lat 20 8, lon 80 80 W, ship Neptune (NG tieering N. fark Philothes Maracaibo 89 davs, with coffen, to Maitland, Phase eae Had variable weather. Bark James Welsh (Br), Hammond, Martinique 35 day with sugar, to TT £ A Dwight & Oo Bo. a i c Fopres (Br), 4 hid Guantanamo, 15 with sonar, and molasses to order, vessel to HJ at ay ot Go, Had fine wea days north of Hat be Evenin; ol Guantanamo 14 with, ar, W Moses Tapio & Cov vessel wo Waydel BUS. Hed & ine weather; been 3 days north of Hatteras, Brig Claratelle (of Guldeboro), Tracy, Cadiz 63 days, with wine, cork and 4 passengers, to J Bensusan—vessel to Miller E Doughion, Took the souibern passage ‘and bad. fine weather. Model (Br), Bale, Malaga via Halifax, N&, 17 days, jenny wesveriz gales, janeiro, day jad_be Rio 4 se rete Waal 16 strong, vi rnambuco, 86 days, ne easel to GF Bulley. Crossed tl Bri with frutt, to J M Reauir & Co, ng Preterence Swed), with coffee, to & 0 bs / Balant | vense) yr Nov 15 infong 3 Ww. Zingare, Br), to Napier i on fine weather up to Hait erience a heavy gale from 4 lasting ne 1 boury, ‘hove bulwarke. and rece! damaage about decks. Dec 2s int 38 40N, lon 10; apoke Dest Maria Angello (Ital), from Para for New York. ng Curacos (Br), B den, Garacos Dee 6, with ok todo routers Sons “ad atrona NW alee, wee Bes 4 Two Brothers (Br) Weaver, Tuspan, with ney, &o., to inpcin apes & Son. of lageinle: Had heavy w ant days north of Hatteras. Brig ate ‘Jenkins ‘. Bangor), Coomi LZ a es mp, &c, to and Houghton, Bue Bri rice Furcal! vot. ay ana Arecibo, rahe ran ogee westerly winds ; fBne weatuer: since dense Toga. = rng Sarah Crowell oe Morris, Arecibo, PR, Dec 1! with snear and 01 JV Gosianie # Cb Had south? Srly winds ‘aod thict weather: no Hat 96 85, lon 10 46, lized brfg Shasta, from Mines for Je, Owens Fajardo, FR. 34 dare, in molasses ‘Vassado—veasel to Dec 16, cargo between decks cabin and filled it with cabin Cesipeind been i. Brig Wiley mith ee iBry Be Botton, Cape ith °. veWan tl days to Hatteras, Wily Tight winds “1 tence 8 dupe. with strong Nand NW yuteas lect oad rere the whe “f to seoure the deck loads Brig Cabs tH Selmer, Havana lb with sugar to on is & Co—vessel to master. Had variable weather; Deo ‘19, lat 12, lon 79 27, signalized a Brit! showing bn ab ternatio 1 Slamadehceafoagiapentie Cuxbaven, 9 out. Brig Mary © ier Bristol, Ri, in ballast, Yy Leste! Raven tt Py hn by} with engar to r—veenel 40 Lant Had vari ny MePadden Me = Ae me con Aimed (ofr Hier oranges to do Hareb) Done, Mayagnes, alee mesh Segre Senne Fes, 16 sere, with ooff Bad light variable eine seen § daye nonih of Hester Schr Grasmere (Dan), McComber, Halt , 14 days, with sail to F Nickerson vessel to Peniston hele ie Reagan foung, Aux Cayea 14 days, with log- Schr Kalmar, Lambert, Jacksonville 14 days, with yellow pine to Aon Clark, vessel to Warren Ray. fiehr BW Nazlor, Naylor, Jacknonrilig,'“atne days; with tee abe pine to javen Sawmill Co—vessel strong gales from BE 10 NW; is Sound \o Rew Ueebr Ella, Grin zs Om ind bing with yellow pine, to Snow & iecbatdenn? m Sehr D 10 S Seta mth oer ‘lores 10 Murray, Pang. rr chen ee wield Had beayy weather been eight daye nortt of Hat Fone W W Pharo, Collios, Georgetown Hamilton, whicn arrived wen from Kenne- ed 10 C Comstock & Co, and not as before bunk, 1s consign ane Bone ohe 4s to load for 8an Francisco In their line, ce ee Wi arrived tbe 28th Inst, fe con- nigneda No. Funes, ek Co, and reports, took the mkidle pen fine Agent as Cy julf, from thence 7 aye pen bead winds. Paesed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH. Schr Anna Martha (Br), Ruiter, St Jobn, NB, 15 days, for New York, with umber to PJ Nevius & Sop. Sonr Sarah Kizabetb, Lockwood, Oyster Bay for New Yor wae ggg Bmith, Gloucester for New York, with fish Schr Biepben Taber, Clark, Glen Cove for New York, Behr {Samael Lawrence, Rockland for New York. Bebr ily Kennedy, Rockland for New York. bebe 6 ny, Providence for Port Johneon. Carpenter Biamford fr ew, cart fete abel tor 4 ba Hal Parker’ New flaven for Beimere. ES penne oe bake bh for New Yor! 7, Glen Cove for! jalatea, rac Proviaence for New yore, witb nN pov Bert Lor peor ‘Lunt Ne ov Yo 7 fe Dubin unt, New Yor fh “ Mary Fate, Pa a. Bel for — Rebr k aia aa We eran for ew Haren, ‘Dorm, Young, New York for Srronecnaere™ BELOW. went Ferdi Be pAtoe ont Woks ir, ys oars from Singapore, SAILED. Eicamahine Leo. Revannah , Metropolis, Wiimington, tedina, Netwoerns NO; leans Bel Higheroun we ee NOs ‘Wind at sunset NB, light, Marine Disasters. re Sages hpi b from London Oct 15, for ‘weot asbore on Beven ihe Wench, Wo, can ae gases SYDENHAM, ashore at New Ini bas a he lain crew a ne “gall ne a iy 2, ROnnvay, eahore, at hov sseaer sera by, the, ae Cokat wre ring ce La Bh apt Cay ‘oo desi dre retaro bis oy escent EPR boned mate aed al ‘nde. ut sustained no damage of a serious salerer ani asbore on Deal Beach, bas filled and will R, of Cold Spring, heretofore yoperemaiss near ne Geacch at at tbe entrance of pee eae & wreck in towed into Bridgeport of oy if “Crutracen of sae al Damage considerable, but the amount ie not yet definitely Sonn JM ytd Garomer, from Pensacola Dec 8 for Galveston, was wrecked on the bar at the latter port id Tho J MT registered 195 tons, was built at Washingto 1800, and batied from Boston. Bonn Farp SrorrorD were at Fortress Monroe, Deo 26, from Turk’s laland for orders, with loss of f and maintopmast, split satis, fy ony egale tote too Hou FRANCIE CaTTRALY, from Savannah for New York, 1} Of water, was towed up from Chincoteague to Lewen, 1, 2b Ios, by @ steamer. Bigor EMERALD, of Brookhaven, from Now London for New York, witb » oirgo of Jumber, iad her mainboom car- Pied awag'tn a gale. AixneMOoK, Dec 1 —Mr George Muir, master of the City of Na aw ved here from Kew York, re in is iat ohio lon 38 1 W, ote tne manter io number, and 1 p port from Quebec. acre Pat ie bree Miscellaneous. Woare under obtigations to Mr W J Cuthbert, purser of > the steamship Equator, from New Orleans, for his alien! \ tons. Weare indebted to Purser 8 Starbuck, of the sleamehiy | ‘Magnolia, from Savannah, for favors, We are indebted to Purser RH Ferguson, of the seamahigt 5 Honteville, from Savannah, tor courtesies, EXTRAORDINARY SHORT Sieekee sce Toman line, steamship City of Paris, Captain Leitch, sailed from New York 16th inst, and crossed the bar at 12:20 PM same day; she arrived at Queenstown on Sunday, 24th, at 11 PM, thow making the run from Sandy Hook to Qneenstown in 8 day and 6 hours, actual time. Such a passage at this season of the year is remarkable, and adds another one to her already Dumerons short ones, ares Aun war Sa Bt Joh a arrived as 80) yale, inat, from Salem, a Capers ayes foun a te yb tah} morning ae ated ga baeink tad tect mn ening te account of the bev eid a aving ur! . oa Colt go on ieapecoaeeiees lance Spoken. fe. Kelce (Br), from Liverpool for Savannah, Deo 13, lat wath i from Callao for London, no date, fe Bi ete % trom Colombo for New York, 190) amt ‘with sourdy, was tppliod wi {ith provisions ni " by the brig Cr poeta Ports. wet Porc; ae NB ee , Robert haere, for 40. ‘ork Idg: sohvs AH Tor do Boo'tay Teaae Oliver, trom Kew ¥ BRISTOL (Pil, Dec 9--Arrived, Med York: oth, Albert dos Batted fib, Melty Lightbody, Garannah, Brurast, Dec §—paiea, » Pottinger, Mi t leans. BoRDRAUX, Dec 8—Salled, or big trey Biter "Eales, Oct 29, at Percy relly “New 1 Teansir, he eas vo, New ate OOEMISTIANBOND, Fae senate; become Humboldt, gies Sea xen for hg Cou i 8—Sailed, Ti woo, Dec 6—In port bark Ciara Lamb, for Satied Nov 28, achr Village Belle, Rowe, Turks Istande Joad for United Btates. in dy Harti, Oct 27—In port brig Sarprise, for New ¥. DARDANELLES, Nov 29--Passed down, Auguste Tietje, | Ligekeld, for New York, teat, Deo} "Dec 10-—Paseed, Dumburg, Hollyes, from Om doh, Lena, Bohman, from New York for Bremen Maria, Gargulla, from do for Hull, eevee Off, Norma, Nordenholt, from New Yor for * Dunn, Dee l—Arnved, Larkspur, Johneon, New York. FALMOUTH, Dec 11—Salled, Salus, Harting, New York. Gtascow, ‘Dec 9 Salled, i Bragillan, Peaton Gatveston, ) GENOA, Dec 7. bri Lavinih (Br), Douglass, Lief eatn and Palermo to a te load for New © DANTAN AMG, Bee lin port Brig Mary A Chase, a Phiadel shia in 2 days. nN A Aeritro re YO Ley Dee 9—Balled, Abraham Skalle, Gregorson,, jew Yor! Havae, Deo ?-—Arrived, Odin, Otto, New York Si, Jas oa pat eeu nner aera ee Pe jeans; 10th, Arnold Boninger. k. THalnuno, Deo 8—Arrived upy A MoUallun, Moody, orf Maat op Wronr, Dec? Of Dunnose, bark Zuleima, from wterdam. ‘Trawicn, ‘Dec 9—Arrived, Alexander, Dempster, Ne Yor! Th LOTLO, Oates ey st St Albans, Pike, Boston (bas in por Hy | ene Bee Stn po port achra Matd of the Mist, and then, for New 3 | ae en, Bed (not 11)—-Arnved, Crusader, Jenkin jew York. Sailea 9h, Statesman, Brabazon, New Orleans, ey Willian 0 10th, Screamer, Hall, gavatnab: ‘Onn, ablberg, and 8 fampo, Hugvinen, Phhadelpht Cleared St, Twill Hight, Hatncky Bactmorei Algerta, And Pal arent out Oth, at Pamondton, for Boston; Abyaal{ in ta Hand ‘aes . Hains, or he? t NDEBRY, ecprerved, tp Samartiang iel'adins Rocco, aniel Wadia, Boceo, New York, LONDONDERRY, Dee Evenson, New Yor Waglanne | TH, Co Blea LAMERIOK. Doo 9 Arrived, LigHON, Balled, Mipp1. Yenonovan, Dec 9—Sail Wylie, Portland for ITH, Dec 8--Sailed, New Yor! Brook, son, Galvestor ee ¥i—Saniea, cama: O'Sullivan, and Horat! see dt reason Galgo, Conde, New York ;. MALAG. . Cleared, brie, Abbie 0 isco Hall phzwront (Mon), ‘Deo 8—Cleared, Mary, New Orteans: rg, do. Eee Nov ea ae 2 H Pearson, Taylor, York: Simpson, Fi nip bee, New York { Menara Rov 6—Arri rrivod Racket, Fetherston, (and sailed'éib for New ¥ Snes Dec 3 ‘of rrived (1 PM), stonmaaltes % ria, ences So olep rao tas aoa fiso mene 3 Perry, Sovran aSPron, Dec Tarte, apart map Bremen. ork eas peak. pildnneute Brock, doy bark Wavben (Br naUeEA®, Mex, Nov 29—In port bark Mary, for New ¥ YOROmas, Nov 19-Arnived, bark Hongheng (NQ), J cobson, San Satled Nov 17, my P Mikado (Br), berry, New York, American Perts. \OSTO} 95—Arri\ steamer Achilles, detonia, Saeeeae from Bombay; Siheareal, sale ie ee Robie; ship mere, bya F) moe F i Bonaire! 1 Steed orate for back for ingetiuck on H a, brig Water ort Souiny sotre Chas 1 Kelly, Chase, and bes sre! ONT, ‘Des M—Arrived, sobr Excelsior, Marphy, iis HESTON, Deo 2 Ton: eS Biya, i ohne HRM Aso Revived, Bohr "Pred Spourord, work's oland Sailed— Brigs Chowan, for New York for ia. Passed in for Baltt Kap, Wings nt pans Miay dueen. and. Ing, from Janeiro; ne andes mela Arti Troma Bi Soboa. Also. brie POALYRETON, Dec 18—Arrived, barks Bene ne) R Bremen: Vanguard, Mickell, New York schr Clark, M lected Barks Jeonie Armstrong (Br), Brown, Liverpoot eae ete bar Philadelphia. ship. Pi ), Nil lo Janeiro dad Bp me es ati tooae £2 4 ( wwiey, j_ barks A\ ee vs fm sirtoal shart, Asean, ag Foe mecha Wrens San F Francisco, Deo 16—Cleared, ship Seminol Beligvam Baye” Cavarly, aE eg —— A 4—A—A—A—A.—FURTHER REDUCTION, % ‘ 1 emnow nore se erind my entire, new, stock of Ase Wh A LEGALU Nepean ALLY OBTAINED whou «| liferent States, aditolt Fabuaaed Vommnisstiner fof spor ia pa KING “Oounselior-at-Law, 335 cae DIVOROKS LEGALLY OBTAINED jourte of diferent States; desertion, &c., {m0 pubitely po eharge unui divoree a ie mci >. ! / 8, COFFEE: agen RI R. AGNEW, __280 Greenwich street, New Voor. RO. KR BROADBENT, ‘treet, Now York, ment of all Disenses Catarrh, Consumption, by broly dlecasen. Advice Free to Banaue, of the mi.llon. ot a —_ Pe cee TT RM i cs EN Nene NE en nts ni eNO SEE UU ee Ws my ne RE