The New York Herald Newspaper, December 29, 1871, Page 2

TAORNER OF BROADWAY AND EIGUTIETH STREET,— Three si: Ls ge 27x95, to Re Skeldes La gt or = for carriage or three years pose ow rt V. K. STEVENSON & BON, 7 sales R SALE_VERY 1 LOW, DESIRABLE, BUSINESS Ei: JOUN aT. Bae Sel east Fourth street trom BALM, 101 FM. eB LOF sox) WITH STEAM 96: ie po, good light. Apply ai tb ana orTs TO “LET_WITH STEAM rowan FOR IRON or brass | workers, Apply at 144 Centre street. Reni trent bt BEAUTIFUL HALL, 18 EAsT SIX- jet for bala, concorin, lectures, private taeairicul, resdinge, receptions, Ac. ; price $80; permanent stage, complete, TORE TO LET—SUITABLE FOR ALMOST ANY BUSI- 40 East ess ; rent ch: ‘Thirtieth att bet Sea SITie Sen tvare lascoains Sua TO LET—AT 438 FOURTH AVENUE, NEAR Eeietianh meget. rans tow, Apply on the premises, at the (0 LET_INMEDIATE POSSESSIONSTORE 49 LISPR: near Broad desirable location; rent Bi,sovper year’ ‘appiyto A. SOURNEAY, No. 1 Piue at. LET CHEAP-SECOND FLOOR OF 508 CANAL street; several Floors and a Store, Ninth avenue, corner of Forty-etghth street. Inquire on the premises, or at 603 $100 “DWELLING. HOUSES 1 10. LET. Furnished. ND asowrny FURNISHED FULL iperb order, to tet or lease at a rea- street, between “ixth and Sev- ns; possession, Apply to V. K, SULVENSUN & SON, 11 Vine street, BANDSOMELY AND FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE on Woeat Twenty-third street to iet for five, six or eight months, to vrivate familly. Rent Y400 per monty | No, § Weat Twenty-third street, Fifus Avenue Hote, r a gepony hs BARGAIN, TO A GOOD bei narpil vi nega Houses egg on ear Second appl Swe to Guorr "'. bd Rap apm TO LET, BEAUTIFUL ges 860 Broadway ; great bargain. Inquire iy t6'Cuent eu ea sity, 0 or "3 it LU. Wee, TO LET-—FURNISHED, ON TWELFTH near Sixth svenu | Forty’ Ad street, near ‘Third geo ag unfurnished, on Tenth Fourth aven NICHOLS “e CAPPERTY, 98 Fourth ayenue and 1,497 Broadway. (PO LET—IN WEST 1WENTY-THIRD STREET, A FINE brown stone House, newly freacoed and most elegantly furniabei, by a party leering. for Europe. Best references fequired." Address box 6,196 Poat otis. Unturnishe furnished. USE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALB—THE owner leaving for Hurops. Appiy between Lands o'clock. #43 Weat Fifty-frat strect. LET—THE THREE STORY AND ATTIC DWELL- Proltg House 6 Washincton Square South, Iately, panied jout; immediate possession. Apply 'to T. J. Gl Bong, ls Bleecker street, 0 LET—463 BROOME STREET, BETWEEN MERCER ‘and Greene. Apply to H.C. PEDDER (Arnold, Consta- ok ', 809 Canal street. LET—A SMALL FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASE- ment brown stone House, 149 West Twenty-sixth street, with all modern improvement 0 LET—IN HARLEM, A NEAT COTTAGE AND Groun a, to a small tally, who will take good care of ty for $30 per month, Apply at Gi) Uudaon atreck THE TEMKLMENT HOUSES (FRONT AND Oherry street, with Store, in comp oe order, Ki thorough repair. Apply to a! Chambers sireet, (PHORNTON M. RODMAN, REAL ESTATE AGENT, 113 Brondway, offers for loase the Large ‘our s.or Dwelling ri wenue, comer Hinth street; will give elght years ‘mont desirable coruer. ‘TO LET. ROOM AND BEDROOM, IN A FIRST use, farnisbed or unfurnished. 21 Kast Forty: Taquire in basement. rect. LARGE AND A SMALL FRONT ROOM TO LET— aig eralahod, to aingle gentlemen, at 86 Laight street, New FRENCH LADY WOULD LIKE TO LET TO or three renticmen fine fornished front, and ; one hall West Twelfth street, near roadway. A SNALL PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET BEDROOM and Sitting Koom, furnished, to gentlemen for $24 PoeMiAy breakfast if desired; gas, water, all’ conveniences, West Forty-Gfth street, LARGE, NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM— Second floor; terms very low; private family: unex- Nonable location. 104 Weat Twenty-nioth sreet, one Dlock west ot Broadway. ie, tt halatorgces FURNCSHED ROOMS AT 86 RAST ewue. work? Cortes PARLOR FLOOR TO 1ET— or en 4 table for a party of gentlemen or penticinan aad wife; also hal! Rooms. “8 Last fwentiets Birech, near Broadw WENISUED ROOMS TO LET—TO GENTLEMEN OR jtiemen and their wives, without board, in the first Clase house 24 Weat Twenty-tfth'sireet, near Madison square. ANDSOME FRONT PARLOR TO LET, FURNISHED, Grat Qoor. 12 Fourth avenue, near Cooper Institute, BAR FIFTH AVENUY HOTEL.—ONE OR TWO GEN- JN cman cap rent well curaungi Room, grata Se, gaa a. 5 large 1m, Uj 1001 le sells Pee oor oes O iel Bromdway. NEATLY PUMNISHED FRONT OR BACK PARLOR; Gra and water, Apply at 2 Carmine spreet. Rest TO LET—BANDSOMKLY FORNISHED, a4 lemen oniy, without beard, in private house 108 We ith street. 10 LET—NICELY FURNISHED SECOND ag} part of Tuird and front Basement, in private bouse Po ao Eleventh oa to # small family of adults; rooms per mot ee raaaell ELEGANT PARLOR OR 8EC- ona Floor; woud rent the Hones to a private family. ase fs large and has all improvement of one door west of Filth avenue. ae PO, LET—% EAST FIFTRENTH STREET, OPPOSITE Tifany & Co,'s—Elegantly furnished Rooms t let, with- gat board, fcr geutlemen only. To RENT—POR LIGHT HOUSE KEEPING, TWO OR three furnished Rooms, second tloor, at 625 Greenwich street, near Slorton. T's BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ROOMS ON FIRST ‘Soor, for light housrkeeping: $18 per week, with fre and back Parior, with Bedroom, § ‘arvien wishing a Rguiet, Feapectable home, avply ut 108’Wesi Thirty-second #f, 5] Nest, TWEsTY-rocrrs STREET.—NEATLY O41 furnished Rooms in house with ull modern improve- ments; terms moderate 80 & Uxry VEmsiTy PLACE, NEXT DOOR TO FOUR- reet.—Fnrniahed Rooms to lat, en suite or and farniture new; private family; refer- —A WIDOW jone in her own bouse, has a Parlor oor to ee lets turalated, to goutleman or lady where they can enjoy apieasant home; terms moderate; house plearanuy located. “Call for oue week. 210 EAT NINTH STREET.—FURNISHED ROOM TO lot, to 4 entieman and lis wite oF two single gentler mea tol jterms moderate, ie) living 10 abog “TMIRTY-SIXTU ETRER! eeping, rss, gan and waver; rent $0 per week; 83 per wi Floor, 5 ROOMS, TO LET, 870 BLEECKER... “a8 1, Brooms, (0 ei, Sot Weal Heventeenth atest. goss: terme moderate; ball ma, $3 50 trea’ at No bill, A SPACIOUS, ELEGANT, WELL FURNISHED FRONT Apartment, wit room, 3 5d; well ‘araienca Broad PRIVATE PAMILY WILL LET A SECOND, FLOOR, ed, hot and cold water, gas, &c.; or wi mas coparaicly." “Apply at OF Twelfth Breet A’ 6 WEST ELEVENTH STREET.-A CHOICE SUIT of Apartments, on first floor, with quiet surroundings ae home com/orta; close by Broadway ; house private, "FLAT OF FIVE OR MORE ROOMS TO, LET—IN 4 the Kuropean House 78 Wes! Poriy-el Diy to the porter, or 10 JON I. TRENOR, ost “PROMINENT LOCATION. ONE DOOR FROM Seneeng sae ‘and coruer Sixth avenue, fronting ‘art of house, wide opel are oF , or any businces. SECOND FLOOR 10 LET—UNVURNISHED, IN A vate house, with ali moder improvements. Inquire ‘West Thirty GF 6 rai Street, Ap- y Sieth avenue. for sewn ‘are LET CHEAP—PLOORS, CONTAINING FIVE roome, bath, Ac., ev Lacie al street, near Seventh ‘erence, ‘possession bad BLISt & SAMES. ‘46 Broome street. '—FOUR bang tod 219 EAST TWENTY. EIGHTH sirest; also Lower Part of a bouse, aine rooms, is For- ate street, ead trey som, 16¢ Third avenue, sear Stx- vey te CONDIT, 199 East Twelfth street, 0 J honed crease. a Flos neta oy ington we, & Floor contai with “foe oral! “inquire oo ike premises Bors THEATER. BOOTH, AND aaTUaDAy Fae. atl, EDWIN BOOTH jintorical Tragedy of fer SEA tha of careful pre Mr, LAWRENGE, BARRETT Mr FG BANGS on MARO ANTONY WALL ULIUS ceeiat Miss BELLA PATEMAN wee and en diez of ibe ral of Ditsoute Maske Se, 1 QUmric rasarne onaistwas TA PANTOMIME. @ L FOX's HuMPry DUMPTY. HOLIDAY FESTIVAL || PERFORMANCES. eget: aah which will be Paration, with a advance atthe theatre, also at way. MATINEES ‘The great Fi WEDNESDAY the Martens, the “Kiraltys, SATURDAY, the Dance of the which are wey in this wondrous we A GREAT HOLIDAY CARNIVAL OF FUN. A chaste combination ot the ludicrous and the beautiful. ization of ‘our youth- fe Day. fairy charms, NEW SPECIAL MATINEE. which are enjoyed alice by was eg a vee arn ae carval a tril ona the Teltan DON'T FAIL a Ae Mpa DREN TO SEE N apy Rn crrovs. q oa ey of ‘ourteenth street ite enerar. 8.0, .B, LENT. wy DIRECTOR HOLIDAY MATINEES EVERY par aT EVERY EVENING ATs, ms CHRISTMAS P, PANTOMIME. pins ATTRACTIONS FOR CHRISTMAS WEEK. RILLIANT SPECTACULAR BCEN. UNITED WITH T - CHARMS OF THE CL ALI GREAT RIDE! AND ALL THE PERRLESS PEK ERS. THE bogie FOnIDAY PANTOMIME OF ann’? WAGTC HEN; OR, THE otanr ef THe CRIMSON CASTLE. Profusely adorned with new scenic effects and replete ‘novel and tgpremin. 4 incidents. NEXT MONDAY, JANUARY 1—FIRST APPEARANCE in Amert en RACLE, in noon inal and thrift oh, “RISTH Tig oe oe IN THE AIR and wal BV ELLOU! Se on 4 ranma si THE ORGAT. HAWLEY ia the only artist wno attempls those astounding ERUSTATIC | EXPLOITs, Pee tn i BROOKLY! CARROLL & MoCLOSKEY SS OF THE SEASON. eye drama, from Bret Harte's poem. 'Y FLAT. PONY PASTOR'S OPERA | HOUSE, — ery. 21 B THE GREAT HERNANDEZ PANTOMIME TROUPE THE GREAT HERMANDEE PANTOMIME, TROUPE. A. M. HORNA! IDA HERNANDE; YOUNG PAMETICA, ‘AIEHUR REKNANDYZ, in the Immense COMIC RISTMAS FANCOMIME, a W'S MISFORTUNES, |. M. HERNANDEZ IN SOLOS, ON 20, NNSTRUMENTS. * TONY TAstuR AND THE GREAT STAR TROUPE. NEXT MATINEG SATURDAY, AT 24, YRAND COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL to MATILDA BEEON, at NIBL RDEN, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JAN. 13. Ladies and gentiomen ‘of the profession are earnestly re- quemed to co-operate with the Committes and make this a great “‘lemonstration, worthy of the above artist. Those who desire to assist, professionally or otherwise, will please com- munleate immediately with the underaign Colonel T, ALLSTON BROWN, Chairman. H.C, Palmer, ‘Theodor Mos: George Woo Lewis t Baker, James M. Nixon, Hon. J. D. HL PP yier ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS, LEAVITT ANT ROOMS, S17 UROADWAY. ‘Admission 20, ag! HOTEL FOR CROP TOWN; einer ; fully furnished; full of boarders." Address fori, box 191 Herald Uptown Branch ollice, 1,965 Broad- ay. —FOR SALE CHEAP, CORNER LIQUOR STORES, + Restaurants, Oyster Saloons, Hotels, Satapie Rooms, Haas Stores, frat Class Groceries,” Meat Markets, Baxertes. vorner ree to i MUTCHRLL'S s Store Agency, 77 Cedar street, Daca STORE FOR SALE —FINELY LOCATED, do'ug a good busines laventory, (or + Cause, fll beaith, Address De 7 18 Herald alice. N OLD ESTABLISHED JEWELRY STORE FOR SA. on beat business part of Sixth avenue, Apply tod. P. YD) 9B ‘Sixth nrenus, ae AKERY FOR SALE—DOING A CASH BUSINESS OF £2 15 barrels, and barrsis cals per weok over the counter famuy baking suilicient to BX. rent; 2 ovens, fixtures, &c., of the best descriotion ; rent fow.. Apply to HENRY WELSH, 345 Washington street, corner Franklin, OR SALE—STOCK, LEASE, FIXTURES AND GOOD will of Livery Stabte, in good locality, cheap for cash; 00d reason for selling, Call at or address 264 West ‘Twenty- Second strect, pie SALE—VERY FINE OFFICE FIXTURES AT AN ate! low price. Inquire at 24 and 26 White street, up staire. WOR SALE eet, A PABGAIN—OxD HAY PRESS and Fixtu: good w ng, ord rr 3 one Horse and Wagon. lugure st GEORGE WORNER, ave: tbe, colber Foul strech Hast Newark, NJ? (OR SALE—A GOOD PAYING CIGAR STAND. AP- ply at 683 Broadway, between land SP. M. Rent §1 per day. Cause, sickness. OR SALF.—A GOOD LIQUOR STORE, WELL SIvU- sted; splendid bar and pletures; price ‘$300; a good bar- ain. Address J. BERTRAND, 66 South Fifth avenue, near (uston street, OR SALE—THE BEST WHO SALE D RETAIL Tea and Grocery Store in Ne k, N. » bandsom fhtted ups avd now doing the larzest cash trade in that eo will sel! cheap, the owner baving other eogscements npon the 1st of January next. For further particulars address TEAS, box 142 New York Poat office. (OR SALE—A GOOD RETAIL MILK ROUTE. quitre at 143 East Fifty-ninth street. FOR, SALRSA BAKERY TN, BROUKLYN, | DOING from 18 to 20 barrels per week, with Horse and Wagon. Frioe 4600 | Apply to ¥ f. KAYSER, corner Furman ‘and Doughty stree Kes SALE-THE ENTIRE FIXTURES AND MA- chinery of a Champagne Business. ‘this ‘s a aplendid opportunity for a man who wishes to catch hold of # thor- bly established trade, with a Apply at 30 Broadway, bs F°%, SALE—THE LEASE AND FIPTURES OF AN establisned Market, on Eighth avenue; large connection and doinga tne business; rent unusually low, Apply to J. ¥. WILLIAMS & SON, 270 West Thirty-fourt street, corner Kighth avenue. IN- WOR SALE—A NEATLY FITTED UP LIQUOR | STORE; don account of sickness. Inquire of D. J. QUIG: 87 South street. E—NEAR FULTON MARKET, A SALOON, profitable bee ae with gooa lease; posses. x Purchaser on Ist of January, Address for par- Meulare R. 8. Wa box Vi a Herald office. (OR SALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD Will of Confectionery, [ce Cream snd Oy ter Saloon having another business cannot atiend ker street, thre sid {rom Perry. OR SALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN, THE ELE- up Bar, Billiard and Oyster Saloon; tong iease’ tive tables; room ‘will be sold on re: e terms. Apply to M. Bouaity, Auctioneer, 79 Nassau st, OR SALE -BOTTER, TEA, COFFEE AND VARIETY ‘Third avenue; spicaaid business etand; prost esidence back. “Brice Ga%b: ‘without stock, EUGENE MOLEAN, 1,046 Third Svenue, ‘OR SALE—ENTIRE LOT SHOWCASES, SECOND band Coun! ewe, Desks, Office Railings, Partitions, Shelving, Stoves, eh aeareres at redu fry‘street antil January 1. yt “at 627 No. 9 Ves- inzgee OR SALEGOOD CHANCE FOR A MAN WITH email sails 7 bios Liquor Store. with Stock and Fix. tures, at 443 West Thirty-third street, Must be sold this day. He AmUS! IBLO'S GARDEN. ines nowsiit To Ov ba WITH THE owe AND FASHION OF THE CITY. SNT™ CROOK, THE GREAT mabsteieatepehariow o OF THE be " and “Th Me, jan” ani e 8:30—Grand 11 8:45—The Fi Grotto, with ecg Song, “Love's M "by Mirus Kae Santiey, uartelte, “Welcome, Strangers of Earth,” rand Demon Di: by the «reat Fremiere Dan- ‘seuse, Mile Perinia ‘Crystal Cascade and Silver Fountain. Bao — tea i Dance, 0 t Corps de Ball atian Dan let. SaboPenae Creiots, by Aiieaue. Betabina, Felicitia, Mar- 9:58—Pas Espagnol, by the eight second Premieres. 10) ‘0h Frauefonne ton Damen, by the great Premiere Sasst. 10:10—The Infant Ballet Troupe, 10:05—The Wonderful pees tye 10:15—The Prefer Gch “Carline.” 31 Rehmtdan snd Pap Cons is. eeges un In fasion the mani Een staat assert that, both tn ita details aad ina eatirety, iain ‘OTHE BLACK CROOK, at thie a 0 MOST VARIED, ‘COMPLETE, ABSORBINGLY BBWITCHINGLY ATTRAGTIVE, Y. PRESUNTED B ALLET EVER BRUELD IN AMERICA, BLACK CROOK sete ae ERY SATURDAY. 1 SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IX ADVANGE 5™ AVENUE THREATRE teenth week ot Mr. Saclenr fourth street, near AUGL coterie DALY'S por Broadway. Curtain rises at 8. orfu drama of the times, ea “DIVORUE." {3 resented pak al elaborate jacenery, foliets wad oF orginal music, ata toca fo anny, Daren Eanda Dette, Nello Mort Kate Veranoe; eg ae Samea Lowris, W. Daye ieee ie Hy ith Fa puto, G. L, DeVore and othe ~ Suh DIVORCE ROB MATIN ae SATURDAY NEXT, at 1's. NEW YEAR'S DAY. A biel MATINER DIVORCE I! pIvol *,° Cornet solo by the cotovratsd LEVY, and iotin solo by PADOVANI, al every evening and matinee performance, Tas AND EVERY EVENING, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, MR. BROUGH ANS ei PLAY, written ‘exprossly for this theatre, entitled IN GARTH. NEW MUSIC, RCHNERY AND APPOINTMENTS. R. LESTER WALI kK, MR. JOHN GILBERT, MR. C, FISHER, R. MR. J. i POLK, MR. K. M. HOLLAND, M. P. MISS PLESSY MORDAUNT, MRS. CLARA J RINGS, MRS. JOHN SEFTON, MISS LILLIE MoCO! MICK and others in the oast. niighn "" was o triumphant and enthusiastic success, — raid, We can say with candor of ‘John Garth” that tt is one of the best of-nand melodramas we have ever seen. It is, to begin with, full of life snd “go."—Times, merite are those of tron ng conteasis, compact and con- stant action, and a careful and symmetrical unfolding of tie principal motive. Its cholcely set, new scenery lending a special charm throusho TRACHIVE NOVELTIES ‘are navotd POSTPON on account of the IMMENSE SUCCESS OF JOHN GARTH, Due notice will be given of the reappearance of Mr. CHAS, PHEW! Mr. JOHN BROUG .CAEM ¥ oF MUS! 10, NEW YEAR'S NIGHT, MONDAY, JANUARY 1, ia73, THE WALLACK COMPANY ia TUE, SERIOUS FAMILY and BLUE DEVILS, Characters by Mr. John Brougham, Mr. J. H. Stoddart, Mr. H, Montgomery, Mr. 1. ‘. ienganla, Mr, Ghaties Rock’ well, Mr, Leonard, Mr. W. Quigley, Annie De- land, Mme. !, Miss Helen Tracy, Miss Waaere Hunt, Miss Flora Clayton and others, ‘EW YORK CIRCUN, Fourteenth stroct, 0 MATINEE FE News B ‘ATIXON'S BROADWAY CIRCUS, ‘728 and a opposite New York Hotel. ite Academy of Music, ERY DAY, AT 334. RISTMAS WE! OPEN RYE AFTERNOON Ani EYRNING, W SUCCESSION OF A ANTA CLA a) resiny, ort Anecase ans agfitabliehed Mat Matinge rices—Adinisai nin, 1» 50 conte; children, cents ; Chaira, 75 ceuts. Evenin, Delest—AGmiasion 50 certs; a few Reserved Chairs, ts. RYAN’ 2D, STREET, BRULKANE ROUELTIES Fu FOR gi ity iy A BRYANT'S MINST ae BRYANTS MINSTRELS | MATINEE: BRYANT'S MINSTRELS. MATINEE. BRYANL'S MINSTRELS, SATURDAY AT BRYARTS Mint SATURDAY AT 3. RYANDS MINRTHELS. BRYANT'S MINSTRE: B Rane aineteene SATURDAY AT 3. MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2, oust SINAL eres OT THEA’ BEFRFII, FRIDAY, DECEMBER », to the above cause by DANIEL B. BANDMANN, URIEL ACOSTA, YORK CIRCUS, Fourteenth street, Bits MATINER nm atte Academy of Music, ERY DAY, AT 256. FINE ASSORTMENT 0! ND aoe ‘Bhetnw AND teRlenr PIANOS, ‘EINWAY & SONS’ MAKE, for sale che: Also a numberof Pianos of other makers, s STEINWAY & Fone. espa Hal, 109 and 1 East Fourteenth street, New Y A. NEW, OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO, WITH ALL late tmprovements, for sale, a great bargain for cash ; made by first class clty maker. Inquire at Mr. POSTAL! iy Thiet aven ween Kighty-ninth and Ninetieth Warranted for 5 years. “VERY FINE SEVEN OCTAVE, OVERSTRUNG patent agraffe Piano, but little used, will be sold for halt value ¢ at JOUN MAHON" S16 East Thirty-ninth street LARGE STOCK OF PIANOS, BEST MAKERS, TO Tent or sell cheap; reat allowed on puccdate, Call at ALM, MERRELL'S, No, 8 Union aauare (155 Fourta avenue), VERY FINE DOUBLE ROUND 7 OCTAVE CARVED legs, $275. New Upright Pianos to rent. DMAN & HOLLYER, 7 West Sixiecnt srcet, bear Sixth avenue. MAGNIFICENT DOUBLE ROUND GRAND SQUARE rosewood 74 octave Pianoforte, all modern improve- #3, patumt ngraife, nearly new, inate to order for Til de gold for F275; Sioa Cover and Music Stand: Parlor Suli, satin brocatel, 16150, One do,, $50; Bronzes, Paintings; at a sacrifice, all the Furniture at the private residence West Forty-second street, near Seventa avenue, FINE NEW PIANO, CELEBRATED MAKER, round corners, carved !egs, all improvements, at a bar- A 3 Avplyiat 358 West Filty-fifth street, between Lighth nth avenues. SECOND HAND STEINWAY AND A WEBER bargalo at LINDEMAN & SON'S, 82 Bleecker atrect, west of ‘Broadway. BRILLIANT TONE UARE GRAND 14 rated city mal 4; Stool and Cor RARE CHANCE TO MAKE NEW YEAR'S PRE- sent —Magaiticent 1 oclare rosewood Pianoforts, maker's pric for $250 ; uged eight mont dl legey 4 round corners, ereratra Cail private resulence, 12) A QMered at greatly reduced prices, Cell and examine. enue, corner Fourteenth street, Pianos to let. RARE CHANCE FOR PARTIES wisHING TO MAKE New Year's present. —Ma: rosewood Piano- forte for $860, cost | mc nthe ago Parlor, Chamber, Dio! Room ‘Furniture; sacriie operty famil declining housekeeping. 36 Weat Fifteeath street, near Filth avenue, Call before ¢ purchasing elsewhere. MAGNIFICENT, UPRIGHT CIIICKERING PIANO. forte for sale—7 1-3 octaves, superb rosewood case, latest pattern, grand action, powerful, rich tone; used afew montis, in all ew, 11 upright parlor grand, and so warranted by the Messrs. Chickertug; will be Sold aia banceome reduction for cash, as the present owner haa no further use for i. Can, he seen ani faily tested at DECKER & BARNES’ PIANO MA KES AN ELE gant New Year's present, are strictly first class, and 7 OR SALE—ONE OF Li Bh send HAND Sa'es, double Piatrorm Beal ogun bree Fairbanks’ second band Platform Tnquire os BLANK 4& CRAFT, Cs] Greenwich street. fhe Storage Otice of A. L. BATTERSON, 60 Rh av, near A BEAUTIFUL PIANO ONLY #1 CHICKER- pianoforte; seven octave; four, round corser; Ane ean; great ancrice for cas Dis ci 8 Amity Street, | acer at Broadway OR SALF—A FIRST CLAS8 BARROOM AND RES- 6 Park place, Ree the new Post office. 4 tid at auction. Sale positive 'HOMAS GAFFNEY, Auction % SALE—A VRGETABLE AND erasure STAND, m at enc i = PA dpe Ay veh g Sh aneriee, Lal ts "aro chance. Joa ‘Central ‘warket, Forty- Itatton strect und Brodesy! Le SALE CHEAP FOR CASH—A DINING bg Eg ages at ‘W steady boarders; eee ily: Inquire of HUGH KEANE, 38 L TQUOR STORK FOR SALE. APPLY AT 4 CHERRY Ly areas, New York city. PERSORS LOOKING FOR INEBS LOCA Mons. For aale, Grocery Store, Bakere, anor Stores, jeer Saloons worthy of 4 MOT KiNe & SLER, Chambers genteel famy. iD BOOMS WANTED.— ONE OR TWO UN pees Thistioth sireet, suitable for family of faite; no children; Freuch Oat preferred. Address i. F. 4 Herald office, —¥OR SALB, A FIRST CLASS BUSINESS, $5,000 2: paving wall; will (rade for merchandise suit: big vera! gaan cash, Ad- dress WESTERN, bor en $: PER MOKTA. fe dag 8 FLOOR or ua a roome. aur Tnguire at 134 Cha Fay _PARTIAG UNDERSTANDING AND Ht fect tbe gor pulling up Pek Medicines, perfumery, toilet mehere Taney goods OF arviclee ‘periaininz to the trace, ou ren: ZS: factory in good locatio bastgass estab erepes ry riety cont Rahed Giese MANU ACTO UE. vot 40d Pout oftee MAC ‘MINER. LARGE QUANTITY « ow STRAM F ENGINES, os ne over 300 Sem Oerey conmvating ori <4 the Niagara Dealer in and oes, Now éto ib Bridge street, Brookiye. sit WOMITOD TAL STEAM © Pee Bover, 4 diam: Gt NS, Ly rom wn ROSEWOOD Ply Ao, Mbodead ALSO A SPLEN- did 73 octave ofa grate, treble, fully war Fanted, with Stool and Cover’ a euatitee for PEEK & SON, 127 Bleecker street, HANDSOME ROUND CORNERED PIANOFORTE, Stool and Cover, $75; modern astvie; also rosewood d overstru irvea Pramotorte, $180; Om BAL at Srabmce PIANO BOX PULL SPRING anduser; 9300. atwal WARM ANG, No Christopher "sireet. near OrvRtEE a aide 0 WEST THIRTEENTH STREET, manafacturers of first ciass Upright Pianos, « super viack and gold Upright for bo:iday present; Pianos for rent. ANOS, MELODEONS AND. ORGAN IANO WANTED. or Chiexering pr dress ARTIST, it JANOPORTES—NEW AND SECOND Pere, bo Feat or sale a low rates, ont sad Go styles, prices reduced. Matar olin 106 Beondway. Tm Accordeons, Concertinas a} by Music ents. GORD riooke ae a PIANOR 3 10 RENT. A. MUNGER, 6° ‘Univerity place. 7 ANTE:D—CIANOPORTE, sonal property given SM komt 0MOn 00D ORDER, rer “ta tahange, ‘Adicgen Ua box HOLIDAY os penned oD's MUSEUM. ‘woop, A BRAUHECH, CATHOLIO, o1Fr_ BOOK: ve TO-DAY,) J. M. Findrels New Sensation Drama, Bovine 00 D inno sas eae 385, Bowery, Ana 7 fe pill WINNING HAND. ee . a posse aS on i ES SS ‘rilis” ) B, H. Hiltons Butiely New Drama, entitled OLIDAY ‘WATCH! EVENING, eee ARNOLD. =e te Cone ‘Mus SUSAN wigs EVERYTHING Hrd, B. STUDLEY, Sesret sed pet Poca td tas hice ove: andthe entire Dramatic Company wi will appear. “ ‘nue, corner Twer atroet. —THEATRE COMIQUE, I a JOHN HART, H R [i JOHN HART, N t a ea Caan JOSB H. a sone sit ¢ WHITE, in now and side-splitting nclude with a or and See Sue! "3 aeurte aatey Ob AUS; YS HOLIDAY, jatinee \' seen KE NEW TEAR DAY. UMGN SQUARE THEATRE, corner ot Fourteenth street and Broadway. Managersers-: eee ..R, W. BUTLER FON FOR THE HOLIDAYS. onrri rt a OF BARB EXCKELLE! If LAWYER AND HIS CLE! ‘ANT and Grand Ballet.” |AITHEW FAMILY. tomime enti iuled ‘The coi THE RED WITO! ogee THE GOUSE WITH THE EG@. GRAND PANTOMIM! ND BALLET TROUPE, JOHN MULLIGAN an auggHey DOUGHERTY, ‘Together with the IM! ISK STAR COMPANY, Doors open st EM Uurtale rises ae o'olodk. Beats cured tn advance. Matince every Wednesday Aes Saturday. Notror.—First appearance of . DAVIS, Premier VaRaNb ts of the world, oa Sate RDAY "APTERNOUN: EXTRA MATINEE ON NEW YEAR'S DAY. OWERY THEATRE, FARCWEUL BENKFIT OF MISS KATE FISHER, when she will appear in the famous Drama of the T MEN, 3 miss care FISHER PAST MEN. { re CHARACTERS, 1CK TURPIN. Miss KATE FISHER... Two grand Performances In rehearsal a Ray ARS, DAT. of great interest, writen by J. W. Meath, Rea. entitied EST tn which the coaceaiel Comedian, Mr. CHARLES PETRIE, will ma make bis first appearance in New York. ( {RAND OPERA HOUSE, THE FLORENCES. LAST NIGHTS! LAST NIGHTS !1 , 8 ( FAST MEN. Ble oe eee DICK TURPIN HE TI THIS (riipay) BIGny DECENBS ER Ls ENCE, MR. We oy FLO: .+++:BOB BRIERLY MRS. W. . J. FLOR! MILY ST. EVREMOND * The TICKET OF MAN will be given this vi cei evening and to-morrow “Saturday) aiternoon and evenin oni woNbay (New Year's Day), THE COLLEEN BAWN, with Mr. and Mrs. FLORENCE for the drat time in this a as! MILE 'S NA COPPALEEN and ANN CHUTE. Seats may be secured ut the Box Office from 9 A. P. M,; at Schirmer 's, 701 Broadway, and at Erie meee sacs, junction of Broadway, Fifth avenue and Twenty-third treet, Acie '. -NILSSON—MARTHA. ‘ST REPRESENTATIONS OF STRAKOSCH ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY. TGIs (FRIDAY) EV sist ‘G, DEC, 29, AT 8 O'CLOCK, ta CHRISTINA NILSSON... LADY HENRIETTA ANNIE, LOUISK GARY, M, CAPOUL, M. ‘TZEK ..... ...Musical Director and Conductor TO-MORROW Gari RDAY), DEC, 30, AT 136 Cee : mee NILES nid RPao IAL NOTICE, ‘The Management would respectfully inform the public that in order to comply with the very general wish for an additional representation prior to departure for the Wes, they ARDEP GRAND FAREWELL NIGHT, oes ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN, 3, 1872, AT 8, Mie, CHRISTINA NULS8ON will make her last appeara: Uta DI LAMMERMOOR. Seats for all the above at Academy; also at 701 and 114 Broadway. TUESDAY, Jan. 2 at 8 P. M., MIGNON—BROOKLYN ACADEMY, S Ri BPs Brower ACADEMY. — NILSSUN—MIGNON, GRAND FAREWELL NIGHT or THE STRAKOSCH ITALIAN OPE. PANY. OOKLYN ACADEMY TOF te ‘SIC. TUESDAY. SVENING, igNON, 1872, AT 8 O'CLOCK, Mite. CHRISTINA NILSSU) Ateneo seressees MIGNON near DUVAL, RONCONI; alesis, GAPOUL, JANET, at Brooklyn Academy ; also at 114 Broadway. B. CONWAY'S BROOKLYN TI THEATRE. CHRISTAAS WEEK. ual DSMEN. AMEE OPERA BOUFER. | 720 BROADWAY. NF D, ‘ONT DiS SOUPIRS. AY, Dé LA PRRICHOLEFAUKADAy DEC, x8. EC, o ert FLEUR FRIDAY. iE THE. BAR! LEU. ATURDAY MATINEE, BATURDAY i faut L LA GRANDE DUCHESSE, Due notice given of the debut of Mile, DUBOIS, Sti FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, NO. 585_ BROADWAY. TREMENDOUS BILL FOK CHRISTMAS WEEK. MECH, WANBOLU, BERNARD “AND. BACKUS ona) PRANCISCO MINSTRELS. Toe new ac, BEBTHA; iPro NG athe CULLDREN) OF THE DANCING ‘QUARTET? 6 CLODOUHE RBURLESQUE, ‘Wambold’s new song, “MOLLY DARL: CHRISTMAS. CARULS, advance. Seats secured six days in al OPERA HOUSE. Scone ning, December st, at 8 o'clock. YEAR'S E. E' COLONEL JAMES FISK, JR.'S NINTH REGIMENT BAND NE HUNDRED PERFORME! wil gre thelr ANNIVERSARY, CONCERT. ‘he wonderful Coniralto, MISS ELIZA NOONLY cpuplt ots aes Antonio Baril Mr. F. LETCH, Trombone Soloist. sae cane L BERGMAN oro! Deeice: der Reserved Seater Wis Aiieaivaioi, 80 cents, Seats secured at 701 Lroadway, Erie Ticket Office, corner Broadway and Twenty third street, and at Box Ofice, (QLIND TOM,” THE MUSICAL PRODIGY, B AT THE BROOKLYN ATHENEUM, and every night during Christmas week, MONDAY E NG, December 25, He Rei! CONJURING REPOSITORY, 743 BROADWAY. Evening SKE HARTZ Magical Parties — Entertainment attended For terms with Harta’s YEAR'S: apply st celebrated PRESENTS, 743 Broadway. Full printed instructions with every article, amp or call for the new price NEW, YORK MUSEUM OF Intarea uaa Pntitnrad way.--Above 2,000 objects of interest led to the Maseum of Anato: hia ‘haumatoscop: great op- Ucal ilasion, by which en apparently see Pron ne ‘= man's body. nbd model of the fumous Bendigo Gol ia, The Spirometer. Galvanic atverien ie Tat work! der, tor the free use of visitors. Admission to oS whole, Scents, Open daily. and during the holidays A.M. tll 1 P.M. New York Museum of ‘Anatomy, 8 Broadway, between Houston and Bleecker street aera ORCHESTRA, hsisce’s t JHEATRE. BU dwpay, ponte i DECEMBER 21, world revown 24 Witwwese ORCHESTRA, under the leaders} FRAULEIN WEINLICR, will appear: pos postive rely £0 for one night oniy, Ing combined with DRAMATIC NEADINGS, assisied b DANILL f BANDMANN, Admission, HE “JUBILEE SINGERS” SUNDAY. | a = 2 zs THE TABERNACLE, BROOKLYN, IIE BATURDAY Admission, 50 cents, BVLNING, DEC. 90, all |: _The Concert will begio at $0 rR. CYRILLE ‘an exhibition at les’ Fair to-night. Apply att Nears Toaowar CIRCUS, 160 child ited i nen teiy for a children wanted immediately for gorneous epectacte in active preparation. ferred, Apply, between T0and li A: May Bt stage entrance aly. 2 ‘EW YORK CIRCUS, Fourteenth if Muni oe TATINER VERY DAY AT tog,” MEteorouiran paid THEATRICAL AND SHOW PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD BULLDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STREET. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, MINSTREL AND VARIETY COTS CONSTATLY ON” HAND, $40 2h WORTH OF THE BEST MU! ‘'roasure,”* cal amictionn “ot ine “The oe: uot call Fils oe a gt pa ep une over USICAL, PRESENTS.—ACOORDEONS,, , OONCERTE ‘Albu Muste Boxee, Be cheap, cheap, ol DAL. LP Mate ore, wares {19 hight ave: NATURAL, Flows ented ym Parag ane SELECT AS- very reason- able prices, “Those sant ting age aifties ‘will-anre tm by sending hate or aa East For- ninth atest NEW PUBLICATIONS. RTERLY REVIEW, i U, TEOMA aU INTER NUMBER 187 ULL SUPrLY NOW READY. INTENTS :— 1.—Bohemia: Its lye inionl Visigeades and Its Literature, 11.--Reeollections of Webster. 1. —Brittany: Ite ‘Antiquities aad Its on eo abt cd Priptienet Mamaawer sh cot __ INSTRUCTION. Quasar WOCuRArS, PROPESSOR OF ELOVUTION— ements for hia recitations from the 4 ad htunoeiets fo. Marary tosuitutes or private patios, oe tn Llocution, private lessous or in claszes. Ad- Brookly, - aver references pariowe SCHUOL, Branch ofiice, Brooklyn, URIOS) OP, QUARE, 31, CORNER Sixteenth street.—Mediwval Art Gems, Pictures, Etch- ngs, Ancient Arms. Turk, coset ‘Arab Fabrics for ball and home dresses; Laces, Roman Pearis, Cameos, cheap. RESTAURANTS, ADAME MARIE AMMANN, COOK FROW FARIS, Z eus.up Dinners and Ruppors in the est French West ‘Twenty-tourth stroct. __ POLITICAL. (ak ME MEMBERS OF OF tea GENERAL CONMITTER OF Tammany Hall are req: 4 to meet on Friday even- fing, December 29 inst, at CTigetgogt at Tammany Ii: pinigen . WEED, Chairman, ‘M. HITOUMAN, Secretary, New Youn, | Deo. %, 1en. MARBLE MANTELS. TEWART’S SLATE MANTELS.—LARGEST ASSORT ment in the city at lowest prices, elegant now des! B. STEWART & CO. __ 05 Sixth Hirth and A Thirty-siath sts, Ti Y LOW PRICES, LATE MANTELS AT VERT AN NRHYN SLATE CO., 40 West Fighteenta street, between Fifti and Sixth avenues between T! _ BILLIARDS. _ Al. “STANDARD | ‘AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLE. New designs tor dwelitngs at various prices ; elegant Gace ; parlor Bagatelle and other tables for ella, Rae iilusteated catalogues sent H.W. successor to Phelan & Giltender 73 138 miadwae GRIFFITH'S BEVELLED TABLES, WITH ° Borahey" 's Patent Wire Cusbions, are taking the lead of ali others for correctness of bed and angles. 40 Vesey at. _______ GOAL AND WOOD, Pia NOT COAL; EGG me (FURNACE, 86 ve, BT per ton of 2,000 Ibs., doliverod, THUD. Foros. ‘Trenty-seventh treet and Ninth avenue and 240 ‘West Forty-second street, BL a RC : THE FORGED COMMERCIAL PAPER. Gossip anuge—What Cashier Hill Says— Tue Ninth National Holds Only $30,000 of It. ‘The particulars given exclusively in yesterday's HERALD Of the discovery in tie Ninth National Bapk of a large amount of forged commercial paper | were in the main correct, Yesterday a visit was paid to Mr. John T. Hill, the cashier of the institution, who stated that the bank had received but $30,000 of it, instead of $40,000, as reported on the street, From his statement it appears that the paper is a part of that forged some weeks ago by a man named Saroni, of the firm of Saroni & Lindeman. ‘This firm, Mr. Hill sags, dave been doing business with the Ninth National for about aix years, and in the course of business deposited these forged notes in Mr, Hill’s bank, Mr. Saroni has since taken os departure from tle city; but the forgeries were not detected nor known to his partner, Mr, Lindeman, until some days after. Mr. Hill asserts that the baak will lose nothing py the transaction, as the firm from which the vog notes were received are responsible to the Ninti Natlonal for the money advanced. While they hav! $30,000 of these notes, the cashier believes that all of them ate not forgeries; but he is unable to say how many are 00d, a8 @ large portion of them have not yet matured. The subject of the Torgeries was fully canvassed | on ’Change yesierday, and it is ee dd that rnleh banks hold some of the paper. ‘ory, whic! could not be traced to an uncial-s source, put the amount in which the Ninth National Bank ts a loser as high as $140,000; but Mr. Hill's statement sets this at reat. A STEAMSHIP IN THE MUD, The Cunard steamship Cuba, Captain Moodie, left this port on Wednesday for Liverpool with a large complement of passengers. While passing out near Sandy Hook, in the afternoon, she grounded on the shoals known as the Knolls and came to a atop. The news reached the city, and, being some- what magnified in transmission, the Coast Wreck- ing Company despatched a steamer to tle assist- ance of the Cunarder, the captain of which, how- ever, declined assistance, preferring to wait for the friendly offices of the tide. Yesterday morning she floated off and immediavely proceeded to sea, as she had sustained no damage. The oficers of the company attripate the accident to the prevalence of a strong easterly wind that shifted the buoys from their proper position. The Coast Wrecking Com- pany and its agent, Captain Merritt, who not only sent down the steamer but followed up assistance in the form of four steamtugs, feel very indignant at the refusal of assistance so timely rendered, Jt 4s said that the captain of the Cuba uctually refased Captain Merritt the empty courtesy of a line to make fast tothe steamship. In consequence the Wrecking Company express a determination to hereatter tender no assistance to vesscls of the line unleas called upon to do so. On board the vessel when she stranded there was quite a commotion among the passengers; but the assurances of the officers that no danger need be apprehended quieted their fears, and they retired to rest, anxious atthe delay, but confident of the ability of the vessel to weather any storm that might be gotten up on the waters of the bay to rock them to slumber. BURGLARY ON A COAL BARGE, David Mitchell, a hungry-looking individual, was arrested by Officer Kelley, of the Sixteenth precinct, on Wednesday ‘night, charged, in company with two accomplices, who made their escape, with forc- ing open the cabin door of James Purcell’s coal barge, at the foot of Eighteenth street, North River, and stealing @ quantity of note, valued at which was found’ in ite at em possession oy the officer, He stated justice Ledwith, at Jefferson Market, pi ity he found the pro; erty in the street, lic was locked upto answer a charge of burglary, THE WEEKLY HERALD. The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in the Country. Tae WEEKLY HeRraxp of the present week, now ready, contains a splendid cartoon, representing the National Christmas Transformations, together with the very latest News by Telegraph from All Parts of the World up tothe hour of publication, includ- ing @ full report of the New York Hgratp Expedt- tion in Quest of Dr. Livingstone, the Great African Traveller; the Ka-Klux Trials; the MoGeban-Myers ‘Tragedy; Outrages by Negroesin North Carolina; Another Trunk Horror; Ramblings of the Grand vuke Alexis; Summary of the Correspondence Ac- companying the President's Message on the Sabject of the Havana Butchery, ana the Decision of » Pennsylvania Judge on the Right of @ Bishop to Remove @ Priest without Trial. lt aiso contains the latest news by tele graph from Washington; Political, Literary, Artistic, Religious, and Sporting Intelligence; Obitu- ary Notices; Amusements; Chronological; Facetia; Editorial Articles on the prominent topics of the day; Reviews of the Cattle, Horse, Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe Markets; Financial and Commercial Inteingence and accounts of all the important aud iiiteresting events of the week. ‘Teams:—Single subscription, $2; Three copies, $5; Five coples, ‘Ton copies, $16; Single copies, Ave cents cach, A timited namber of advertisements taserted tg the Wameur Hasan, THE COURTS. * Important Question in Bankruptey—The Servies of Subponas—Alleged Violation of the Postal Law—The Ludlow Street Prisonere— Business in the Court of Ojer and Terminer—Docisions, Wwe STaTes mcraGT eOuaT GANKRUP TeY—EgurTY a Question as to the Service of Subpenns, — Yesterday, in the case of William ¥. Jobbing, as signee in bankraptcy of Joseph P. Browaer an@ Townsena Jackson and E. Montagye and others, vas Judge Blatchford rendered his decision, On the 324 of January, 1870, Jackson amd his copartner, Brown. er, Were adjudigated bankrupts on the petition of their creditors, and the plaintl™ was appointed assignee on enruary 1 bt tO He pet kd usual assignment ler oe ‘ang wo the dale the The assignment was ‘ahaa of the Clerk of Hudson county's Ne sh a she re June, 1870, In uae, 1869, 3 certam real estate at Hudsou, Ned NJ "jackson his wile executed & mor to the > betapio try of- this real estate to secure the of a bond for $10,000. it is al in the bill has the bond was given rn ihe Eno edge of Mortgagers to protect the ‘rons the claims of the creditors of Jackson, eee rg im advertised for sale on the 4th of May, but ale Was adjourned till september, 1871. e bill 10 this But Was thled Seprember 19, 1871; aud it avers thas the plait was not made a party to tne progeed- ings for ioreciosure; that he had no notice of 6 and that he did not Kuow of them until the decree for foreclosure had been made, It is clatmed that the service of the pape a j this case on the defendant Montague, whe! rr no was @ resident in New Jersey, Was trregular, and that Be cannot, therefore, be compelled or 16 to appear in ‘ this suit on pain of having the bill taken as Tessed against him, on the ground that this Servis did not avail under the tenth section of the act of September 24, 1799, It 1s claimed a OF, the that the Court has power under the pro the Bankruptcy act to pring the defendant's mort borg into Court by process served on him in New 1 tf Judge holds that the nig ee bel ~ Pag si j. in this case must be set aside, ans of the injunction, Oe the ee erent mat ine ie ne was never due on the On the 24th of ber, 1869, they conveyed ‘his real estate, their erty, by deed, to Albertson In fee simple, profe an Zonsideration of $15,009, This deed was recor: tu Hudson county, N.J., on the 4th of Deocem! 1862. Itis atleged in the bill that the deed made in contemplation of bankruptcy, forthe pur- pose of delaying the crediturs of Jackson, with the + knowledge of Albertson, On or about the 26th February, 1870, plaintiff filed a bill - canlty 3 ating that the deed to Albertson be set aside and to @ receiver appointed for the property. Aa infuse. tion was asked by this bill, and granted on 28tt Febraary, 1870, and on the 23d September, 1, 1820, and the plainut was appointed receiver in Uuat case of Uuls real estate in Hudson county. ‘The grounds of the opposition to the motion for the appointment df a receiver are stated in the am: ’ davit of Montague of the Lith of October, aerO the 17th of October, 1870, Montague filed hy complaint in the Court of Chancery, ree soos against Jackson and his wife and Albertson, for the foreclosure of this mortga; tke On, this Dill a a was taken by default for rst 795 26, principal and terest, on said mortgage of January 18, 1871, An Ox- tecution and provisions of the Backrupcty act, : fou 11 of the act of 1759, and the third Drticle or constitution, should be all construed and taken together, as showing that process issued from the Court in New York and served on the defendant ia New Jersey must be act aside for irregwiarity. 288 UNITED STATES COMMIsSIONERS’ COURT. Charge Against a Letter Carrier. Before Commissioner Shields. i The United States va. Michael J. Murphy.—The defendant, who has filled the position of a clerk at station F of the Post Office of this city, was bi before Commissioner Snields on complalut James Gayler, Special Agent of tile Post OMice De- | partment, who made an affidavit that Murpny, om or about the 21st 1ust., embezzled ieee goer] fe oe one of which was dit it oe ast tgs ay street, ‘and, ‘he Binet to ae ‘iui of No. 8 East Twenty-eighth street. The informauon was obtained of William ia Hagerty, Superintendent of station PF; Mi . Ellis, @ letter carricr employed at that station, and Thomas 3. Carr, @ clerk. Murpuy was ueld in §; bell. It is stated that the defendant has hither cio borue exeellent reputation. SUPREME count SPR Te \ ‘ The Ludlow farce! Jail Prisoners, ~ ~~ Before Judge Barnard. In re Edward L, Hewletc—An order was tasued te 84 the Sheriff yesterday, on writ of habeas corpus, to discharge Hewlett from Ludlow Street Jail, The order was accompanied with a stay of proceedings for ten days, to enable the Sherif to bring the mas ter before the General Term. Hewlett is one of mavy inmates of Ludlow Street Jail whose charges were ordered by Judge Barnard in the ‘over term of the Oyer and Terminer, and whom Sherif refused to discharge upon his counsel ad‘ ing bim that the ha 3 had in his action exceeded rie soars Power. The present 18 « test case ag te or them. COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER. Pleas and Sentences—vricks of Conscience * Before Judge Ingraham, This Court met yesterday, the court room being crowaed, Firat in order were the folowing PLEAS AND SENTBNCES, dames cleney pleaded guilty of grand larceay, and was sentenced two years and six months te of “Gomeltus O'bonnell pleaded guilty of burglary, Cornelius mnell p and received the same sentence. " | Jobn Drake and Edwin fisher entered like pleas to / similar charges, and each received a like sentence. | CHARGE OF RECHIVING STOLEN GooDs. { ‘ see John G. Wolle was tried on a charge of receiving stolen goods from Lewis Cole, a negro, and late por> ter in @ whoiesale store on Broadway. “You stole these goods yourself and then sold them to Wolie?” asked Mr. Wm. F, Howe, the lat { ter’s counsel. “Yes, sah,” boldiy answered the Ethiopian wit | ness, “any pricks of conscience on account of your ¢ , ting #7 at; I goes to charch regularly.” Langhter, 4 What have you to say to Colt ) against you,” Mr. Howe subsequently ane th the de { an on being called to. testily in his own be i a “He's a Grst class Mar.” Abe cin The case was given to the jury late. SUPERIOR COURT—CHAMBERS, Decisions, By Judge Braay. Stevens vs. Pringle.—Memoranda, Hart etal vs. Wolf et al.—Motion denied. See Bt opinion. Muller vs. Fuller.—See opinion. Gecezoeant vi aiziger.—Motion denied. see ¢ oMovey va. Liftehtia.—Same. | Hailelgh vs, Stewart.—Motion granted. See opinion. ‘ Swearing In an Alderman. By Judge Vardozo. John Cochrane, one of the newly elected Aldee = Bs took, yesterday, in this Court, nis oath ef or ce, SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. Docistous, By Judge Freedman. Strathers et al. vs. Hogan et al. —Motton ae without costs, serials Cooma emt ut pre) a a sareeureo vs. hosenstock.--Mouon Propet Par 10 costs. cane vs, Gontry.~—Motion denied, withour Sotne Merchants National Bank of Abraham H. Cardozo ct ai—-Memorsndaforeounset: pad Me bet aR he nc nas filed. ca eee er v3. Appel.—Motion jenlea w costs, Converse et al. vs. Ehriich. Motion we with sae costs. } Steinvbe vs. The Dry Dock, Rast Broadway ang ' Battery Railroad Com; any. rder granted, ; Howell va. [itter.— Kennett et al. vs. Ashman.—Same, es Wella va, Doda) Express Company.— Sam ‘Ciapman va. Phoenix National Bank.—Same, Prentiss vs. Pheney.—Same. ' Harrison vs. Linker.—Same, COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TEI, Decisions. By Judge Larremore, In the Matter of the Petition of James Kicrasm— v Reason for change insuqicient, ‘ Bloomer vs, Taliman.—Reference ordered to McMahon. r ‘The Equitable Life Assurance anne its ofthe poe | States vs, Hall.—Judgment of forecios i 5 la Allowance granted of two ana a ‘walt pee per Rosenthal vs, Rehison.—Jadgment vacated, Goelet va, Spomford.—Motion re i tegen COURT CALENDARS—TAS oar SUPREME Counr—Coamonns—tletd vj dudye Oar- 20, —NOR. 81, 139, 201, -!