The New York Herald Newspaper, January 17, 1872, Page 11

+ “THE COURTS. Interesting Proceedings in the New York and Rrooklyn Courts. Jurisdiction of the United States Courts—A Cus- tom House Case—Proceedings in Admiralty— The Erie Litigation—Dezertion from a Ship—The McDermott Habeas Corpus Case—ihe Tammany Injunction— Court of Oyer and Terminer— Business in General Sessioas. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. A Question o Jurisdiction. A man named Jonn Arwo or Ahrvoo was recently ied in the Untied States Circuit Court, Southern District of New York, on an indictment charsing tim with having auempted to commit murder on the hign seas. He was convicted. A plea was put im to the jurisdiction o! the Court on the ground that the prisouer was rst arrested in the Basvera Dis. trict and should therefore have beea tried im that district. A ceruticate of division of opinion of the Court has been dusputened to tae Supreme Court of the United swutes, were the qhestion of jurisdiction in this case will be fiaally determined, A Custom House suit—Excess of Duty. Judge Shipman sat yesterday and rroceeded with the trial of government suits. Itis now four years @nd a hali since the learned Judge presided in the Unued states Cireut Coart of this city, and bis friends here wul be glad to know toat_he looxs, and ho doubt is, in the enjoyment of very excelient health, Mateo 0, Rodriguez and Filipe Cuebas vs, Moses B. Grioell, Collector*of the Port.—This was an ac- tion brought to recover from Moses H,. Grin- gel, as Collector of the Port of New York, un aileget excess of duty paid on a quantity of imported sugar. The facts appear tobe these: ‘fhe plainudy imported on the 1st of August, 1869, 443. hogsneads and twenty-nine barrels of sugar, and entered them ut the Custom House on the 2d of August, and on the LOth ol the same Month the goods were placed 1p bonded warehouse. On that day Thomas » cEirath, the Untteu states appraiser, reported to the Collector that the sugar Was not above No, 12 Dutch standard, and upon this report, on the Lsth of August, 1s¢v, the duty on the sugar was liquidates aud assessed at three ceots r pound, dhe plaiutiils, after suco lqui- Ba » on Api ld, a. withdrew, irom time to time, ,ortions of the sugar for con- sumption, aud deposited on eacn withdrawal a bay- ment of a sum of woney on account oO! the duties for the quaptiy withdrawn, The whole quantit Withurawn prior to the iith of April, 1570, was 35: hogsheuds und twenty-nine varrels, At that date there iemained in the warehouse only ninety-two hogsheads 0. sugar, which were alterwards with. drawn, at aiferent umes, mthe month o April, 1870, at ehch of these withdrawals tne Coliector requested tue plainuits to | ay duties at the rate of three and a hall cents per pound, and on the closing witndrawai ot fiity hogsheads ue also required then to pay on asetuiement aud adjustment of uhe bat- ance of auties, Ob the susar a sum equal to One-half cent per pound on the 461 hogsnears And twenty nine barreis withdrawn prior to April 14, 1870, aud, therelore, We plaintifis paid duty on the enire imporiauion at the rate of 334 cents per pound in god. ‘ihe plawuils ctaim thab they aid in excess » 2,803. The ground upon which the Jollector required tuem to pay such sum is that the git was, in fact, above No. 12, and not above No, Dutch staudard. Decision reserved. * UNITED STATES DISTAICT COURT—IN ADMIRALTY. Action tor Seamen’s Wages. Beiore Juage Blatchtord, Peter A, Thoraison vs, The Schooner Salamanca,— The action 10 this case was brougat to recover sea- men's wa; After the examination of several Withesseercic matter Was submitted without argu- ment, Decision reserved. The Erie liailway Litigntion=The E Stock, Yesterday the certiticates of 12,735 shares of Erie Rallway stock were putdnto whe mall for England, addressed to Heath and Raphael, the English snare- holders, at London. The Master, Mr. Keuneth @, White, saw tals last act performed in the lengthened litigation concerning those shares wnich has been conducted before him. Heath and Raphael caunot comvlain of the manner in watch they have been treaie. in the United States Courts, Turough the insrumentaity of those Courts they have nad their preperty restored to them, and we have 1.0 doubt that their legal representatives are perfecily satisfied, as, indeed, they ought to be, Witt the imparial aud upright manner in which tne whole proceedings have been carried on be.ore the Master and m the Court before Judge Biatch- ford. UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COUAT. Charce of Desertion trom a ships Before Commissioner Osborn. Yeeterday tour sailors belonging to the crew of the Swedish bark Maria Augusta, named 0. H. Dahigren, L. J. Bostrom, I. A, Aberg and NE, ‘Winberg were vrougnt be1ore Commissioner Osborn and charged with deserting from that vessel after her arrival in this port, A requisition was pre- sented 10 the Commussioner from the Swedish Con- Sul asking that tne ;risoners be seat back to the 8l Mp. ‘The men stated wnat chey had been induced esert by a Nuarding house Keeper, fhe oflicer Who. arrested them had some trouble in finding them oul, as they had secreted themseives in a Lop room oi 4 ‘our story tenement house. They were committed te prison, and will be devained uati! tae Maria Augusta is ready to proceed to sea, SUPAEME C UAi—CHAMBERS, —— Mrs. Mary E. McDeimou vs. James McDer- mott—he Plaintiff? Has the Custedy of the Child. Before Judge Barrett. ‘This case, which bas attracted much attention, as the first Judge Barrett has had to decide since ne wook nis seat on the Supreme Court vench, drewa crowd to the Supreme Court Chambers yesterday, It came op on an application for a habeas corpus to produce the child ab. ducted by James McDertuott and assistants, and the cause was argued before fis Honor. The deci- sion Was promuluated yesterday, The ohiid is given to Mrs. mcvermot, Who will allow it to see Mts eccentric lather ihree times a week. Lhe civ .rce suit 1s set down for the next term. The case 13 now virtually ended iy the decision of Judze barrett, and the puolic will probably hear no more about it. For the plainti#, sidney W. Cooper aad Wiluam H. Stephens; for tue deiendant, B. Dorian Killian, The Tammany Lujnn ‘tion. The case in relerence to the injunction against the Tammany sachems was called yesterday; but in consequence of the absence of Mr. Deviin tue are gumeut was adjourned till to-morrow, The »ro.dway Widening scheme, The motion for confirmation of the report of the Rew Commissioners of Broadway was to have been argued yesiersay. 1t went over, however, until March, to allow of an argument vefore the Court of Appeals. COURT OF OVER AND TERMINER, Several cases of election frauds on the calendar Were put over uulll uext month. The Court was ad- Journed unt to-morrow morning, at nalf-past ten, when Stokes will be arraigued before Judge Ingra- ham, to piead to the indictment found against him by we Graud Jary, COURT OF G:NERAL SESSIONS. Before Recorder Hackett, Assistant District Attorney Sullivan prosecuted yesterday in this Court. PRISONERS PLEAD GUILTY. John Donahue, woo was indicted for burgiariousiy entering the apartments of Martha Wakedeld, 105 Greenwich street, and stealing some clotitug, pleaded guilty to an attempt at burglary tn the tnirad degree, and was sent to the State Prison for wo years and six monins, Wiliam Downs, a youth, pleaded guilty to steal- Ing an overcoat, worth $50, from James -L. Kames, 127 Kast Mueteenth sireet, on the 27th of December, and was sent Wy the Peuiveutiary for one year, * AN AUQUITI Aly Michaei Nolan was tr upon @ charge of steal- Ing $4u from James Mouahaa on the jth of Decem- ber; put the eviveuce tur the prosecuuon, joined with the previous exceilent character of the ac- cused, led tie jury to render a verdict Of not guilty Without aving Wie seals, ‘ « ‘HALIBI! George Wise was placed ou trial, charged with Blowing, on the 1-th ol Decenver, a pocketbook from ihe person ot Amzi B. Lavenpurt, contammng Coupons and Woney valned at yo. Ine complains Ant sestived that While the New Haven train was Out enieriby the Grand Centra denot he was loved by ihe accused and others, und tat while the train Was moving rayidiy Wiec jumped of at Forty-sevenin strect, and then he (vavenport 18 pucketvuok, — The prisoner was arreste: follow me day upon a similar charge. and when Daveuport saw urn in the eel! he positively identi- Hed Wise ag (he man who sivie his pocketbook. he leienve was the senior Mr. Weber's patent— “a Dadi.” wiieimpied to be estabil two or NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1872.—1KIPLE SH#KT. three men, who swore that they were in a gamviirg cats mvesreidtas haces fost kale te on . bet hours of tive and seven. The jury evidently were bot very tavoraviy impressed with the testimony, but M.. Howe's ingenutty was called into requisition ai a critical moment, je discovered a faw in the indictme t. The name ol the complainant was “Amazi,” but it was laid in the indicement as “Amzlp,” which, he argued, Was fatal to a convic~ ton. the fi joco ely remarked that he did Dot blame the counsel tor avating himself of this teennicality and direcie i the jury to acquit Wise on the ground of a variance between the indictment and the proof, The prisoner was remanded to prison uatd the Grand Jury find a new indictment COURT CALENUAIS—THIS DAY. Untrep States Distaicr Count—IN ADMIRALTY. — Nos. 10, 43, 45, 46, 47, 49, 51, SUPREME CoURT—Cuampers—Held by Judge Bar- Tetl.—NOS, 27, Bi 54, 67, 63, GY, 70, Tl, 78, 92 SUPREME VOURT—GENERAL TERM—Held by Judges Ingraham ,P. J.), Barnard and Vvardoz0.—Nos, 194, 195, 197, 199, 20), 201, 202, 203, 207, 208, 20% 211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220, 221, 222, Part 1—Held by Judge Van Brunt.—Nos. 467, 76), 987, 52244, 743, 281, 971, 9714s, 973, 975, 977, 979, 981, ¥o3, 985 987, 989, 9894, O01, 993, Suretion Covet—Trial. TeRv—Part 1—fleld by Jucge Freedman.—Nos, 901, 993, 905, 907, 909, 911, 585, 1985, 1251, 843, 1105, 979, 803. Part 2—leld by Joa io near aan. Baa. 960, 058, 1170, BLS 3, “Go iat ‘TRRA—Part 1—Held by ~ Roel PLeas—TRIAL a arremore,—Uase on. - i Manin Court—frian Tenm—Part 1—Held by Indge Spaulding. —Nos, 7475, 7031, 7038, 7019, 7434, 7452, 7642, 768, 7667, acs ‘Ti73, 7776, 7779, 7781, 7530, Part 2—Held by Juage Gross.—Nos, 7634, 7166, 7680, 7664, 1663, 7470, 7621, 7768. 7775, 7776, T77T, 1163, 7769, T7171, 7780. Part 3—Held by Jue Joachimsen, —Nos, 8567, 8634, 8571, D. va N., ed ie on W. vas. HL, W. vs. S, K. va As, S. Ve 1 Be VS. OC. BROOKLYN COURTS, CITY COURT—CRIMINAL BRANCH. Tho Furman Street tragedy—Galvia Sent to State Prison, Before Judge McCue. The second triai of Daniel B. Galvin, indicted for the murder of Michael Campbell, in Furman street, in July last, was concluded yesterday afternoon. Afier the opening of tue Vourt yesterday morning, allthe evidence having been heard, Mr. Spencer proceeded to sum up the case on behalf of the pris- oner, and argued that there was no premeditation ‘on the part of Galvin, or any evidence that the men ‘were enemies. fae deed was committed in a sna- den frenzy, to which the prisoner had been goaded on by dec-ased. District Attorney Britton summed up for the peo- pie, stating that if the jury velleved the prisoner Qid not intend to Kill Campbell, but was in the heat of passion from adequate cause, he was gulity of mansiaughter in the third degree. Aiter a comprehensive charge by Judge McUue the jury retired, and, at hali-past four o'clock, re- turned with a verdict convicting the prisoner of manslaughter in the third degree, The Court thereupon sentenced Galvin to the State Prison tor three years and six months. CITY COURT—TAIAL TERM. Disagreement of a Jury. Before Judge Neilson, Cornelius MeNamara, Administrator, &¢., v8. A. ©, Woodrufl,—Tnts was an action for the recovery oi $5,000 damagés for the loss of platntifl’s son, who Was klied by being crusned by a nogshead of mo- Jasses which rolled from a truck opposite defend- Ant’s warenouse, The case was reported yesterday, ‘rhe de.ence was that the boy was trespassing on private property, and was crushed through his owa hegiigence. ‘the jury being unable to agree upon a verdict was dlacharged. BROOKLYN COURT CALENDAR=*THIS DAY. Crry CouRT.—Nos, 122, 129, 180, 143, 196, 165, 180, 226, 41, 12, 47, 99, 112, 113, 163, 235, 241, 243, 243, 244, 247, 248, 174, 121,'183, 15, 211, 212, 182, and 240 vo 209 inclusive. COURT OF APPEALS. Decisions. ALBANY, Jan, 16, 1872. In the Court of Appeals to-day the following decl- sions were rendered :— Judgments were affirmed, with costs—Watson vs, The sew York Central Rutiroad Company, Garnsey vs, Rodgers, Jones vs. The Northern Central Rau- road repens Ratnestord vs. Kainesford, Garrett vs. Schafer, Field vs. Munson. Jufigment reversed and a new trial granted, cost to apide the event—Ferris vs. Mowery, Baldwin vs, Burrows, Houman vs, Union Ferry gompany, of Brovklyn, lark vs, Shehan, Baird vs. Gillett, Cayughey vs. Smith, der and Judgment of tho Supreme Court af- firmed—The People ys. Purcell. Order auirmed, with costs—Griffin vs, Gruffen, in the matter of tne Evergreen. Order granting @ new trial reversed and judgment on verdtct aftirmed, with costs—Welch vs. Sage. Judgment of the Supreme Court reversea and judgment on report of the referee aflirmed, with Coste—Winslow vs Clark, COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR, ALBANY, Jan. 16, 1872, ‘The following 1s the day calendar of the Court of Appeals tor January 17:—Nos. 67, 3, 4, 734, 10, 11, 1. A POLICE JUSTICES PERJURER, Carroll, alias Johnson, the Burglar—Another Term in =ing Sing Before Him. In the case of James Carroll, alias James Johnson, committed, as already reported, by Justice Bixby on Sunday last tor perjury as a witness in the Mur- ray-Coulter controversy, & partial examination Was held yesterday afternoon in Justice Bixby’s private office, No. 4 Warren street. Mr, Nathan Nesbit, who appeared tor the prisoner, waived a full mvestigatioa of the matter and asked for a jury trial, which was granted, In his in- formal examination the prisoner Carrol), ailas Johnson, stated that he was born in wetrou, Mich,, und wnat he was a@ car driver by occupation, residiag at 64) West Forty-secontl street, The ajl- davits of Allen G, Yeomans and George W. Romain, prison keepers al Stag Sing, set jorth that tue prisoner haa served aterm of two years unere for urgiary, On which Charge he was convicted on the 26tn Of January, 136% ‘shomas Mevabe, of 565 Eleventh avenue, corrobo- raied tie testumony of Yeomans anu Romar, and an- other witness testified that the plisoner had admitted to him that he had speat a term of imprisonment in diog Sing. Jastice Coulter aumits having made a serious mistake in acceyting ts Carroll, alias Joun- gon, as a witness on hts venall, and only did It on the solemn assurance of Jonnson that ‘ne had never been convicted of any crime, The prisoner was recommitted, in default of $5,000 bail, to the Tombs to awatt bis tial. Johnson's testinony was on Munday stricken Out in the controversy between Murray and Cou.ter, ORIME IN NEBRASKA, Saooting ef One o! Phil Sheridan’s Soldiers— His Comrades Attempt to Lynch tho Mar. derer—Disgusting Conduct of the Keepers of an Iosane Asylum. Noxra Piatre, Neb., Jan, 15, 1872. There 13. an abundance of crime in Nebraska just now. Last evening @ telegraph operator, numed Connell, at Sidney station, of tne Union Pacific, shot and instantly Kilied one of Sheridan’s soldiers, during a discussion about a notorious woman, An attempt by the soidier’s comrades to lynch the assassin Was frustrated by the empioyés of the Union Pacific, and Connell was fnaliy brougut salely away and lodged tn Lhe jail in this town, ‘The previous day there was an affray at Fort Me- Pherson, in Waich one man was faially shot and one or tWo others badly wounded. Besides the excitement afforded by these tncl- Genial tragedies the people are greatly exercned over some outrages by ihe managers of the Insane Asylum apon the ‘emaie inmates, the consequences of which Will be uuhappily visible in a lew days The people Wik of using @ tree and rope if the Olieuders do not leave the country, ‘Ihe only otuer exeitiug evens worth mentioning was the fect the pea ofthe Omaha Bee @ day or two since by one (he post Ollice clerk: in that oity. Ps oe clerks THE WILSON HOMICIDE, Another side to the Story, In the case of Robert McCormick, chargea with inflicting fatal violence upon Hugh Wilson, late of 2,207 Third avenue, during @ quarrel on the sth {ust., as previously reported, there now appeurs to be anoiner version, McCormick, who ts an indus trious aud respectable man, yesterday surrendered himsel! to Vaptain Bennett, of the Twelrur precinct, to await the result.of Coronet Keenan's investiga. tion, Wilson Was an havitual drunkard and “i been both im the Tombs and on the Island jor Intoxication, McCormick ays that, seeing de- ceased in the act of ratsing a weapon to strike his aged and infirm mother-in-law, he gave bio @ push to save the woman, und in "doing 60 Wiison teil to tie Moor; there 00 fight or vlow: Biruck., Previous to this deceased, sand, had falien into a cellar ana injured himself 80 that his side and breast were weil covered with plasters, Wooster veach, M, 1, made « postmortem exami- Hauon on the body of Wilson and found two of hia ribs fractured, Which, with other Injuries, caused deati yesverday afternoon. Detective Jenness, of the Twellth precinct, pa Mccormick before Coroner neenan at the city Hall, Wao liberated nim mm $1,000 bail, Mr, Steels, MCCOrMICK’s employer, entered inio tbe requisite bund. The imvestigation ‘Will take Dlace 60-« THE HARBOR MASTER IMBROGLIO. Direct Refusal of a Complainaut to Testify— Kuapp Re-examined—An Arrangement Be- tween Counsel. ‘Yhe conrt of inquiry into the truth of the allega- tions made to the Governor against Harbor Master Hart resumed its duties at the ofice of Port Captain Jones yesterday morning. As Mr. Niver, the wharfluger, could not atiend, as he was consulting counsel, Mr, FP, Cust man’s examination was sought to be continued; but that gentleman resotutely refused to answer any question put to him by Mr, | Davis, counsel for the defendant, unless Mr, Davis Would first make an aMdayit that the witness had been guiity of SYSTEMATIC ROBBERY, as charged by Mr. Davis in his speech on Friday last, Counsel for the defence did not see the neces- sity or propriety of this course, so Mr. Cushman left the Court after merely testifying tnat, with refer- eace to @ previous examination into similar charges preferred belore Judge Ledwith, he offered not to press those charges if pald the sum of $2,500 and counsel's fees. a Milton Knapp, of 94 Broad street, was then re- called by Mr, Benedict, and stated that thouga his first impression had been that the $200 paid to | Niver by him was not going to Hart, he had since altered his opinion, By Mr. Davis—1 never agreed wity Cushman that I woald pay a share of the EXPENSE QF PROSECUTING Hart until about a year after the proceedings were first instituted; made no agreement before the lot. ter part of last November. gave Niver $100 on September 17, 1870, and $100 on December 3; the whole amount was returned thirteen days later; Hare has given me permission to berth vessels in the canal disthiet within the past year; he has never refused me a berch; I did not agree with Cusnman and Niver that I would pear a proportion of the expenses im prosecuting charges agaimst Hart flied with the Governor about a year ago. At the request of Mr, Benedict lonel Atson ©. Davis was then sworn bg tne Court:—lam an at- torney and counsellor at law. and do business at No, 3 Phie stréet; was counsel for Hart in the recent imvestization before Jud e Ledwith: do not thnk I Was present at every hearing, though | may have boeu; was present during the examination of Mr. Cushman: a portion of that examimation was taken cane by a stenographer; 1 hold a copy of i. In my and, Mr. Benedtot wished to offer that copy in evt- gence, as he had been unaole to obtain one, and Mr, Davis replied that he was willing that all the minates in the investigation before Judge Ledwith should be admitted, provided Cushman would sub- Tail to & cross-examination. ‘Mr. Davis stated that it Was his opmion that Cushmag was endeavormg to avoid testifying until he had Beeen what he pre- viously swore to in Judge Ledwith'’s Court. A8 no other witnesses were on hind Captain Jones adjouroed the further sens of this tedious case until hall-past ten o'clock this day. COMMU ICATION FROM GOVERNOR HOFFMAN. The following communication relative to the above case was yesterday forwardea by the Gov. ernor to the Captain of the Port of New York:— EXRouTIVE CHAMBER, ALBANY, Jon. 16, 1872, 6tr—I have received a petition signei by the mercantile firme and individuals of whom a list is hereto appended, re- esting me to remove Dantel Hart, one of the Harbor asters, as being, as they believe. from their knowledge and informstion, an unfit person for the position. Thay give mo no facts, make no spectiic charges of misconduct. and in asking 'me to remove Mr. fart, except upon de- finite charges, they me to do what T have not the right to ‘do. " Charges have been filed with me by cervain parties against Mr. Hart, which are now under investigation, In addition to what testunony may be offered on that investigation, I direct you to summon every one of the petitioners before you, ineluding all the members of each copartnersbip, to teatity what they know in the matter, and that you proceed promptly and report the result to me as speedily as possible. You will not allow the investigation herein directed to delay your report upon the formal charges heretofore made, When that fs complete forward it at once, Very reavect (ull JOHN T, HUFFMAN, To JAMES FE. Captain of the Port of New vo rik y Jonns, Esq, THE ICE CROP. Harvest on tho Hudson—The Ice Companics All Replenishing Their Stores—Strike of the Kuickerbecker Hands for 82 a Day=—The Company Decides to Pay It. POUGHKEEPSIE, Jan, 16, 1872, It fs a noteworthy fact that the tee harvest on the Hudson commences unusually late this season, though at present the greatest activity 1s observed everywhere. Here the ice is about nine inches thick, but work has not yet been entered into, At Hyde Park the Muinal Benefit Company have a house capable of holding 800 tons, in which no ice has yet been placed. At Staatsburg the Knicker- bocker Company have eigut houses, with a capacity of 30,000 tons, and the Mutual three houses, with acapacity of 12,000 tons, The ice there is from seven to eight inches thick. This week the Knick- erbocker Company will put on 100 men and tne Mutuals eighty. There 1s some ice cutting progress- ing at Rninebeck, but not much near Tivoli, At Turkey Point the Knickerbocker Company have a house holding 30,000 tons and another at Eves Nort holding 25,000 tons. There is a hurrying to get men to fill them, but javorers will not work on the ice for $175 per day. At Germantown, a little furtner north, the ice is only six and a hatt inches thick, The ice bh. uses near there are located on the west side of the river. One is owned by the Consumers’ Ice Company and holds 70,000 tons, There are already four rooms full, they having been left over from last winter. Another house near by 1s owned by the New Jersey Ice Company, and hoids 45,000 tons, They have not yetcommenced work there, On Catskill Creek the Newark Ice Company have one house fliled with 26,000 tons of thick ice, H. Van Steenburgh has also one house on the creek filled with 1,600 tons of ten-inch ice. He is building another of the same capacity, and will have it filled by the 1st of February. The New York Company have one house on the creek filed with 6,000 tons of ten-ineh Ice, They have also one house on Catskill Point, which hoids 40,000 tons, empty, and ono house at Hamburg, @ mile further north, which holds 25,000 tons, and which is also empty. They will go to work on ten-iuch ice on the river to-mor- row. The Washington Ice Company, at Rogers’ Istand, 1s working on eight and a half to nine aud a half-inch tce, ‘iheir house contains 4,000 tous left over from last winter, and they have already housed 4,600 tons this winter. They employ about 120 men anu boys, Whose wages run trom $1, $1 75 to $2 per days There is considerable ice cutting In progress at Hudsoa, in the North Bay, and te ice 1s of superior quality. A STRIKE AT, COXSACKIE, At Coxsackie there has been considerable trouble among tle ice men, ‘There are about two hundred and cWwenty-five of them. On Tuesday of ist week tney knocked off Work, alter having been retused $2 per day wages, They had been working tor $1 5. . On the ‘Thursaay iollowing, at seven o'clock in the morning, they wi assempicd at the head of the mam stree., and, having procured two fl.es and two drums, marched in procession Ww the head+ quarters of the Knickerbocker Ice Company, where they again ‘lemanded $2 per day. Again they were reiused, When they marched back m an orderly mauner and held a consultation, agreeing to stand by each other, and to allow no man irom any place to go to work for less than $; per day. This state of affairs caused some uneasiness in Coxsackto, ond, inough the sympatiues of the people were with the strikers, 1b was feared violence wou.d ensue, lodeed, it was reported later in the day that tae Strike fad spread Lo Catskill, and thata negro who hat atempted to go to work for $1 50 per day haa been kilica, ‘The report, however, was soon authoritatively contradtcced. On Friday the Knickerbocker Company sent word to ‘he men that they wouid pay them $1 76 per di ‘Their oifer was met with @ fat refusal, and on Sal urday the company commenced the erection of & Jarge frame building lor the purpose of lodging and boarding men from New York, taking care to give Out that the men were coming. The old laborers heid another consultation and agat determined t oO alow no man to go to work, ‘This was the situation tL (hts morning, when the company, seeing that the men were benton standing hrm, yielded to their demands, paying them $2 js) me and bor st 60 perday. Inlessthan an hour after the decision the ice swarmed With laborers and the glistening cakes are Leng rapidiy housed, The company’s house holds 42,000 tons, The Washington Company have 9 house at the Upper landing which holds 8,000 tons, ‘hey will commence to fill lt on Monday next. Clark & Co, bave @ house at Stuyvesant Landing whien hoids 8,00 tons, ‘They commenced work on it Jesterctay and are paying (he men $. 75 per aay. They em- ploy e1@nt horses, At Cooyman's the Washington Compaay have siX houses, 100 by 40 each, Ono aud ity men 4 work there, at wages ranging trom $1 60 to $4 der day. ‘Tney are getting clear block tce tweive incnes thick, Last summer len new Icehouses were erected on Barron isiand Just south of Coey man’s Two hundred men have been 3 ag Ulere Jor @ Week past, and the tee is spiendld, lu fact te ice everywhere between here and Albany 18 Of 4s Une & quality a8 was ever Known before, ana Ine Crop Is & Hrst class one In every re- spect Jt is uur dirty, DOr is Lt honey-combed, ‘Knera are 100 miles of solid ten-inch ice, through Which ag you skate over It con be seen’ the dark Walters of tae tide, Hardly @atiek or stone 18 vist bie. loemen here say that such a surface has not oan funn beore tor — ,000 4 WO Close of Lis wee! men, boys and horses will be at work at all points, and atced by steam @ evators will hurry the narvest to a cluse. All doubts, therefure, ag to any scarcity Of fce may be At once dispelled, and consumers can jook forwar. to the heated term with an assurance that Gaur of coolimg blocks Will be caual to the rt THE TRICHINA VICTIMS IN CLEVELAND. ‘om the cleveland (Ohio) Herald, Jan. 15.) ‘© puolisned last Week the {ull particulars cone nected with the cases of trichina sprralts, at 94L Supertor street, in the famtly of Charles Marte Which ao to that ume had resulted tn the deatn Mr. Martens and the dangerous iiness, from the same disease, of his wite and two children, It becomes our painful duty to record the death of Mrs, Mariens, which occurrea Friday night, She was taken sick at the same time as her hus- band, three or four days after eating smoned, un- cooked sausage made from the trichinous pork, and her condition and symptoms thrcugaout were precisely identical with his. After lis death, and the discovery of 118 unmistakable cause, }ittle hope conid be entertained of ber recovery. Ine disease had 80 far progressed that medicul skuli could Ho paints for her. Sunday aiternoon her body was deposite beside that of her husband in the city vault at Wood- land Cemetery, This precantion was taken on ac. cvunt of a weil-founded suspicton that the medical col.eges how in session would like to get possession of the bodies for dissection in the interest of medi+ cal sclence—an Opportunity vo investigate the work: of this very mysterious disease being rarely aflorded, Mr, Martens was about thirty-five years of age and his wifo thirty-one. They were Germans and had lived in Cleveiand seven years, He wasa laborer and three smail orphanea children ore left destitute, The eldest, a boy Of six, and a girl, aged four, are suffering from the same insidious ‘disease, though with less severity than was manifested in the pa- rents. ‘The boy is in a critica: condition and the girl in a fair way for speedy recovery, On Sunday they Were removed to the house of a brother of the deceased, living on Lawrence street, A fact connected with tits case that has not be- fore come to our knowledge proyes conclusively that cooking the pork 18 @ safeguard against Uuis terripie disease. A brother of Mt, Martens had & portion of the carcase of the trichinous hog, and his family ate of it cooked without, thus far, experiencing any ill offects whatever. Tuey used none o1 it in the uncooked form of smoked sausage, fa produced such dire results m nis brother's family, The developments of last woek awakened a deep interest tn the subdjecc am ng members of the medi- cal profession, and many scientific physicians visited the iamily to learn by observation the pecu-- liarines of this disease, No inquest was held upon the body of Mrs. Martens, it betng deemed unneces- sary _nALos AT AUD “( LLEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER, BY ALLEN B. MINGR & BROTHERS, a HENRY H, LEEDS & MINER, (Ewlablished 1847), SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, at 1016 o'cloek, at our sacsrooms, 9 Chambers and 77 Reade streots, GENTERL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS, RI [i] ke. Removed for convenience of sale, Details in time, Aeron. AUCTION, — AUCTION ‘This (WEDNESDAY | afternoon, at 13¢ o'clock, over »¥OU worth and over 500 lots of magnificent Household Furniture, Pianotorte, Carpets, rich Parlor Suits, Mirror i. urtains, Works of rt, atthe elegant private mealeoe of Albert B. Vanderhof, og 254 West Forty-racond street, between Seventh and E ghth avenues. Velvet Rrussels Ci pificent Parlor Suits, covered with the richest description satin brocatel an‘ reps; brilliant tone ro ewood Pianoforte, Stool, Cover and Music Capinet, cost 800; Mirrors, Curtains, Bronzes, Paintings, Vases Ktageres, Cabinets, Gilded and Inlaid Tables, Bookcase, Library Suit, in reps; Turkish Suit, in blue satin, coat BA00; rosewood and wa Beasteads, Bureaus, Washstands, Commodes, Spring and Hatr Mattresses, Heuding, Bi ets, Sheets, Pillow Cases, Lounges, Chairs, Rockers, Sideboard Extension Table, China Dinner Set; Glass. sliverware, Servanw’ Furniture, <¢. EDWIN NICHOLS, Auctioneer, Parties wishing to attend this sae take Froadway, Seventh or Eighth avenue cars, and stop at Forty-second street, near the house, Goods packed and delivere! for purchasers city orcountry. House open at 10 o'clock for examination. Commencing afternoon at 14 o'clock precisely. A. 3REREOKER, AUCTIONEER, sow ilsell at auction, on Friday, Jinuary 19, 1872, at, 12 o'clock noon, at the Exchango Salesroom, IIT Broadway, the two galuuble three story brick Houses 454 and 436 Sinigh street, Brooklyn; size 19.6x45; lots 80; neariy new, with water and gas complete, Apply to Auctioneer, 7 Cedar st. 8. A ~ART SALB. . AT JOHNSTON & VAN T, 37 NAS: aa SAU STPREK NOW ON &XHIBITI A SUPERB COLLECTION OF CHOICE EUROPEAN and American hich cost Oil Paintings, consiating of a con- Aigoment of excellent examples of the French, Belzfan, Plen ish and Dusseldor/ schooia, recently received by a large im- ting house in this city, together with many very desirable ‘ictures from our most favorite NEW YORK ARTISTS. ‘They will be sold on Thursday and Friday, Jan. 15 and 19, wituout reserve, commencing each day at 12 o'ciock, JOHNSTON & N TASSELL, Auctioneers, LBERT B. WALDRON, Al ON UCTI ER, A Sa'esroome 103 Liberty, 111 Cedar and 38 Churen streets, Borse Mart, 108 and 110 Cedar, 46 and 48 Chureh streets, . — Furnitare, ets, Redding, THIS DAY, at 1034 o'clock, WALDRON & COOKE will sell, as above, a very superior and lerge assortment of Second Hand and’ New Goods, in- cluds Fine Parlor Suits, Superb Chamber Suite, bookcases, 8, Wardrobes, Extension and ire Tables, Bedding of all kinda, Jrumbeleths and Oiletoths, Ladies’ fine Furs, Wolf and Bear Robes, Bodsteads, tureans, Washstands, Wines, Liquors and Ci Pianos, Bares, Desks, Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Chromos Engravinge and Fauntings, On THURSDAY, at 10% o'clock, at private residence, 8) East Twenty-first street, genteel Household Furniture, consisting of two walnut Parlor Suits, walnut Chamber Furniture, walnut Dining Table and Chairs, Brussels and Ingrain Catpeta, &c.; mahogany Dressing Bureau, \arge War irore, &c. On Friday, at 103 o'lock, Stock of a Store, removed'to salesrooms, consisting of Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, ready made Clothin:, Suspenders, Buttons, Carpeting, Ol. cloths, Matting, Rugs, Inke, Perfumery, Window Shades, Prumbeloths, Soaps, Ladies’ and Gents’ Skates, Wines and iquors, &e., AC, UCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE.—THOS, W. LIND- SAY, Auctioneer, will sell Thursday, J 1, at 103g o'clock, a three story and basement brick D: ng. at 419 Henry street, Brooklyn, containing 12 rooma, 14 closets, with modern improvements; also all the Household Farni- ture. Sale positive, Avene SALE OF REAL Jan, 18, at 10 o'clock, THO! SSELLS, ESTATE.—ON THURSDAY, 8. W. LINDSAY, Auctioneer, at 41) Henry street, Brooklyn, the three story frame Dwelling located on Raymond ity between Tiliary and Johnson streets, known as No. 42, now builping, containing 12 rooms; lot 40 powitive. ‘Terms easy, For fure ther particulars appiy to anctioneer. KRUPT SALE.-CROCKERY, £0. THURSDAY, 18, at 71 Barclay strect, will be sold at auction, BA’ Jan. 1% 0 Gold Band China Yea BO White China Tea Seta. 10 crates Maddooks & Meakin’s White Graulte, damaged, Iu crates Brote White Granite, 8 crates general assortment White Granite, 80 barrels cheap Goblets and Tumblers, ‘Also all Fixtures of the store, 71 Barelay st THURSDAY, Isth, at ten 0 UCTION SALE OF FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FUR- nituve,—At private residence, 124 West 26th, this oaks commencing at 1034 o'clock, comprising over 400 lots, 410, worth, of magnificent Household Furniture, Pianoiorte, Par- lor Suits in latest styles, Mirrora, Tables, Lace Curtains, Bedroom Suits, Brussele Carpeta, Meddin; Wardrohes, Lounges, Clocks? &c.; also, Dining Room, Basement and Kitchen Furntture; Plate, Cutlery, China, Ginssware, £o, Sale positive. HENRY ZINN, Auctioneet verION AUCTION, AUCTION, A Viadotorte, fine Oll Paintings, Bronzes, &o,, THIS (WEDNESDAY) MORNING, commencing at 103g oelock. Over $25,000 worth of Household Furnitare. LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer, will eel at 120 West 23d street, near 6th avenue, magnificent Pianoforte, Parlor ‘Suite, Carpets, Centro Lables, Mixrors, Bronzea, Ou) Paint+ ings. &c.; Bedroom Sufi, in rosewood and walnut; Mat- agg and Spring Beds, Piilows, &c.; Dining Room Furni- tire. Other articles too numerous to mention, Sale posi- tive In lots to suit purchasers, Goods packed and shippod. UCTION SALE OF WOOD YARD. —THE CONTENTS: of a Wood Yard, consisting of a Voller, Shafting, Belting, and all other Fixtures and Machinery thereto be: longing, will Dé gold on the promises 4! fwen- ty-third street, New York City, on esday, Jannary 17, Thro, nt 12M” Also’ two valunblo Horses. ant Uiree kindiing wood Waconia, (AUOUST MARTINES § 70. AUCTIONEERS. Sale of the seas ‘Mt the elegant private residence, ‘38 West Fifteenth street, near Fifth avenue, on THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), 10 o'clock, Magnificent Drawing Room Furniture, Paintings, Planoforte, Bronzes, Rare Works of Art, valued "#30, Superb Suits Drawing Room Furniture, Pompadour, Marie Antoinette styles; covered satin, brocatel reps; Marque- terie Cabinets, Tables, Bookcase, Etageres, Encoiznures, dardiniers, Canterbury, Paintings’ by eminent artists; rose: wood Pianoforte, celebrated maker; Velvet medallion Darpets, Bronzes, Silverware, Vases, Curtains, Mirrors} rosewood, walnut Bureaus; Bedsteads Wardrobes, Mat- tresses, Extension Table, Huet, Chinaware, Linen, Ginss- Fasement, kitcvén Furniture, Sale ‘peremptory 10 BY F. COLTON, AUCTIONKER.—LARGE SALE OF Honeebola a. 5 Pianos, 8 or 10 French plate Pier anc Mantel Mirrora, Velvet, Brussels and other Carpets, Parlor, Dining Room and room Furniture, best Hair Mattresses, Extension and Centre Tables, Storage (Good o., on Thursday, Jannary 18 at the auction rooms, 63 Fa: ieteonth street) near Hrondway, @ of good Household Furniture and Carpets from a mae aro leaving the city, This veing the first aaie this year it consequently be large and worthy the attention of all. N. B.—F, COLTON will tako this occasion to say to his friends and the paolic generally that he is now prepared to atten to the real eatato. Uusieus ‘as auetioneer aut agent for leasing, renting, buying and selling and attending to all the business pertaining to the agency, Oilice in same baild« ing, 53 East Thirteenth street, B ¥ JOUN A. DUNN, AUCTIONEER. JOUN A, DUNN & CO. salesroom 238 Sowery. Large and acre ive 0 elogntt Hotel ‘1 Restaurnnt. Furniture, commencing THIS DAY, at orelock, at 28 Wost Fourth street, near Broadway. JONN A, DONN will gel! THIS DAY, at 1034 o'clock, at 98 ‘West Fourth street, positively in lots,all and entire the elegant Furniture contained in that hotel ant restaurant known ae the Washington Hotel, The Furniture consists, viz.,of several Mantel Mirrorg, Mussels, Velvet and Inyrain Car- ack walnut and mabogony Be. steads, black walnut black wainut Washstand#® Parlor and Bedroom Hask and Hour Mattresses, Feather Beds, Feather Bol- 1, Sheets, Spreads Blankets Will algo weul all the Oil Paintings, which are very valuable, together with Engraving ee . oben the Restaurant Purnit Aiich consist of marble top Tables, black wal ka, Safer, Silverware, black walnut Arm Chairs, Cloubs, Casters, &c. Kiteh outs, large, elegant Range, best very large agsortment who will it do., Table en. make; C Roll sec sta roca Cog ater puree re are over 160 lots Goous, Hit be delivered om SIS 6 opel aed ahd Soock cits moruing, — ™ Catalogues at sale, i nnvannn EES AT AUCTION. BY JOHN A, DUNN, AUCTIONEER. JOHN A. DUNN & CO, . Rowery, will sell, on Friday “next, IMh inst at’ Tl ofclock, at 200 Broome street, corner jk, all and entire, the elegant Fixtures, Lewe, Stock, &¢,, of that old established corner Liquor Store, Be Wa Borger’, AUCTIONEER. Will soll this day (Wednesda: salesroom 79 Nassau street, pear at 11 o'clock, at the on, a large assortment of Parorand Chamber Suits, Wardrobes, Book Bu. reaus, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Bedding, Mirrors, ted Ware, Carpets, Stoves, dc, FURS, J. HOGART, Auctioneer, will sell, at 873 Hroadway, f Gung selected stock Gf mannfactired Ladies! Furs, in WEDNE Vsth and 19th of dannary, 0 the 17th, Goovs also at privat FLESH &. cams, avorioneen, M. A. J. LYNCH & HUGH N, CAMP will sell at auction TO-DAY, at 12 o'clock, at the Exchange Salesroom, 111 Broadway, New Yorks, ‘the balance of the —0—— valuable Prospect Park Lots fronting on and near Prospect and bounded by Washington and Franklin arenes, ontgmery and CrowD 8 Maps at tho auctioncer'a ofice, 108 Brondway, New York, JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONRER.—MARSHAL'S SALE, this dav, January 1%, at 11 o'clock, at No. 7 Gold sireet. will sell, by virtue of an execution, 24 Screw Presses, three Bicam Tables, two Mills, lot Fines, Shaftings Pullers, Belt ing, &o, JOuN |. HILLIER, Marshal, ‘ACOB ROGARE,: ADOTOEe aR. J ¥", fortgage sal , January 17, oolocks" at the Auction Room No, T North Williat atiig street, one elegant 7 octave rosewood Piano, carved lex Household Farniture—Dressing and Plain Bureaus, Was! stan ch walnut Hatstands marble top Centre Tables and Panta, Dre: ic. Also, Marshi one Pixno, &c, By order ot the Marshal and attorney for mortgagee, ACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER.—MARSHAL'S SALE, 2. Grocery Store, Thursday, Jan, 18 at 10 o'cloek, at 100 Seventh avenue, col st. ‘The stock and fixtures of a or iN Grocery Store, consisting of the usual variety OF a Fetal geo cery*store, 2OHN COUTRELL, Marshal. ‘ACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER, —THIS. DAY oJ” San. 17, at 0 o'clock, at 707 Kighth avenue, Marshal's sale, the Stock and Fixtures of a Grocery Store; Counters, Scales, Weights, Soap, Candies, Spices, Canned Fruit, Liquors, Groceries, two Horses, two sets Single Harness, two Grocers’ Wagons, In good order, one tron Safe, &c. JOHN’ CONTRELL, Marshal, OSEPH HEGEMAN & CO,—THURSDAY, JANUARY oJ 18, at 1036 A. M., at 149 Lawrence street, between Wil. Jonghby and Fulton''sireets, Brooklyn, good assortment of Parior, Chamber and Dining Room Furniture, Mattre: China, Glassware, Brussels and other Carpets, Kitcheaw: Cy DOUGHTY, AMCTIONEKR—WILL SELL, ON Thursday, January 18, at 12 M., the Lease, Fixtures, &e,, of the Billiard, Bar and Oyster Saloon No. 82! Sixth ave> Duc; elegantly fitted un; five Billiard Tables, elegant Bar, four-pull Pump, Partfculars at sale, The nbove will be sold on reasonable terms at private sale if applied for to-day. M. DOUGHTY, 79 Nassau street, W. DAUCHY, AUUTIONEE: VY DAUCHY & JOHNSON, successors to William Witters, sells, this fay, at two o'clock, at 454 Canal street, all the gentee) Par- lor, Chamber, Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture of the Parior Suits, 2 Pier andl late Hiram Schoser, dec © REAL ESTATE FOR SA Enst Side. DESIRABLE CORNER, 0X60, ON TWENTY-THIRD A street and Lexington avenue, for sale; first class loca- Len for a public building or institution, Apply to ROBERT IRWIN, 580 Bowery, from 10 to 12, Ht BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE any) OR SALE, RENT OR EB THIRTY HAND: [otc bi eee oe eres ew inente inthe same neighbortood will be. offered. I try Taper pag tet ‘akea 1 y property, free of encum Y prOpeHS, [00 The In RIDER, 2 Pine street, ARK, PARK. PARK, For aale, the Myrtle Avenne Park, Brooklyn, It com sists of a 16 years’ Poon Stock, Fixtures, Good Will and Improvements put on the place, Tue Park covers a apace 22 acres, with lange shade treea and all necessary outl shooting gangs, dancing platforma, uot bars; cigar, ice cream and candy, wardrobe and air stands; swings, hobby horses. velocipedes, summer house, bowling alleys, horse sheds; a inrge hotel, ‘store honse, &e, Inquire, for all partieniars, of F. KNE! President,” corner DeKalb and Nosirand avenues, or We HOFFMAN, Sec: of the Myrtle Avenue Park Cor 16 Broadway, Willntaburye bi as we ‘Now York. JERSEY Ci HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY wer BERGEN REAL’ ESTATE, For Sale. COTTAGE HOME ON JERSEY CITY HbIGATS, 600; one, ej three, $8,500 each; one, 4,500; ong, 1/00; one o.; all dotabhed and in healthy lo! cations; convenient to ferries; terms easy, JOUN H. PLATT, Jersey City Heights, meee N INVESTMENT CERTAIN OF LARGIS PROFIT—167. marketable Buiding Lots in Jersey City; munication with every part of the country; New York and Brie, Morris ‘sex, Midian New Jersey and Pennsylvama Central. It water front of 400 f d shore, For monuteoetiag parnoses or tor building éites required for any purpose t! location is unequalled. JOHN H, PLATT, Jersey City Heights. PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE “ wana OR TO RENT. Weahasoe yg" WANTING FARMS~GOOD SOIL, MILD CLE N. J. mate—for papers addrgss (, K. LANDIS, Vineland, VALUABLE COAT, PROPERTY—880 ACRES—AT Wilmington, Ttino's, 68 miles from Chieago, for sale; OF will exchange for’ unencumberad property in New York of Brook); N, LANUASTER, owner, 13 Wail street, 25 Eidicary, oy A HIGH GROUND, ON ELIZABETR + boulevard, 1.000 feet from large depot (484rains) ; twa Magnificent Residences; modern improvements; beauti grounds; worth $190,005: take (nt once) #90,000; really @ creat bargain, Address INVESTMENT, box 143 Herald ofice. ARGAINS.sA GOOD HOUSE, TWO MINUTES FROM 8,000; 00., GE Reema ee sally” Suber perty one hout 500; to Ault, 0) 6 Tow rom city, HENRY TAPPEN, Rahway, N. Je CENTRAL MARKET, PATERSON, N. JicSTANDS TO + @ good chance for a few act . Ap Piyto A. G. RYERSON, 25¢'Broudway. roomme nnd AP d of 26 acres Tor $8,000; 75 for 12, 000. A. E. WOODRUFF & CO., 106 Brosdway, room, OR SALE—TWO FINE BUILDING SITES OF FROM two to fire acres each, immediately on and fifty feet above the water, with fine views of the Sound, and only ona hour from the city by the New York and New Haven Rail road, Address box 1,245 Post office. OK SALE—FARM OR COUNTRY SEA’ 19 ACRES splendid ban ‘ull cultivation; geod buildings; healthy location ; Staten Island; 5 mfautes from depot: $5,540; enay terms. DARRIN, 50 Broad. POR SALECAT YONKERS, A THREE STORY HOUSE on the river bank, soven minutes from new depot, with modern conveniences ; nalf an acre of ground, stable, shade trees, bath hou . Inquire of THOMAS H. COLLINS: Acker & Kdgar's ‘Building, opposite old depot, Yonkers, by letter or personally. Fe SALE—LARGE MANUFACTURING PROPERTY, within 20 miles of city; deep water front; substantial building, doe, &.; coal direct from mines, By JAMES B. KAYSER, 49 Cedar street, REAT SPECULATION.-HANDSOME, HEALTHY 14 rooms; 44 acres improved land; finest e view on Staten Island; 1% miles from depot within 2u0 yards; must be sold to close estate; terms easy ; 10 acres can he gold off in lots for mora it of whole property. DARRIN, 50 Broad street. EAL ESTATE.—2.000 ACRES OF WESTERN LAND for sale, for or exchange; situated in Southern Nebraska, on railroat I water power; new colony, just starting; Jand will double in value-In a short time; splendid investment, Address SECURITY, Herald oilice, FREE REGISTER—WITH PARTICULARS OF 2.000 Houses and Building Lots for sale and to let, containin Apply to V. K, STEVENSON & SON, 1 Ps City Map, &o, Pine street. FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE, % FEET wide, for sale, on Mi iil, between Fifth and Maci- fon avenuoe, for $2,800 jon at once it desired, 1, H. LUDLOW & CO, N and 85 Kant Seventoenth N INVESTMENT.—A PRIVATE TENEMENT HOUSE, in Kast Twenty-#ixth street, Prico $16,000; @ decided barg owner. BARGAIN.—A FOUR STORY BROWN STONE House in Fifty-fourth airect, between Fifth and Madi- fon avenues, 835,000, P. H. GRADY, 827 Sixth avenue, between Forty -sixth and Forty-seventh streets, OR BALE-.BEAUTIFUL BROWN STONE HOUSE, three stories, in most perfect order; parlors frescoed, halls decorated, beautifully finished throughout, with all car- pets, ollcloths,” shades, cornices, vag fixtures and elegant mantel mirrors; must be seen to be appreciated; price 415,000; mortgage to suit. Apply to owner, G44 Kast Fifty seventh street. OR SALE—A THREE STORY HIGH STOOP '8UB cellar brick House, all modern improvements, ¢: Fixtures and Morning Glory Heater, Terms easy. Inqui ‘on the premises, 242 Kast Thirty-eigith street. PRIVATE BROWN STONE avenue, near Sixtieth street; price F, CRAWFORD, 165 Third avenue. OR SATE—NEWLY AND HANDSOMELY FUR- nished, the first class three story high stoop brown atone House 62 Lexington avenue, Inquire ‘on prem{ses from 10 . M. to5 P.M, YOR SALE—A RARE CHANCE, THE NORTHEAST Corner of Madison avenue and 112th street; the ave- nue front full 100 feet Iv inches; price #6,00H; dence of the owner, Mr. T. Elakely, a three stor with store. 399 Terth avenue, or to JAM. Agent, 459 Ninth avenue, HE HOUSE 818 EAST NINETEENTH STREET—THREE story, high stoop and basement, 21x54x100—-for gale at a Teasonabie price, Inquire on the premiges or at 100 Duane street, of Blunt & Minseshelmer, West Side. BARGAIN.—TWO LOTS, BETWEEN FIFTH AND Sixth avenues, can be bought at a low price and on easy terms. JACOB SHARPE, 30 Pine street. N_EXCELLENT THREE STORY BROWN STONE 20x50, and Expension 20 feet rquare, frescoed, also the Kes!- brick honse, DILLON, with all ‘improvements, in wood repair, speciaily adapted for a physician or dentiat {lot 105 feet 6 inches; price low, (Folio 454) ON & SON, II Pine street, A WEORSALE, AT PORT WASHINGTON, AVENUE ‘ Nicholas, Broadway and tho Eleventh avenue two very valuable front Parcels of Land; price anda terms reasonab'e, V. K, STEVENSON & SON, 11 Pine atrect, ANUFACTURING PROPERTY IN THE SIX- A. teenth ward. for sale; well lighted. Engine, Bouter, der. E.G, LOCKE, Etghth street, opposite Ciinton Hall, XQUISITE BOUSE—WILL PLEASE THE MOST HP" fastisions; with or without the new Furnitnre; up between Fifth and Sixth aveni rice B45, 00 R, E, BURNS, 838 MIFTH AVENUE, NEAR EIGHTIETH STREET.—A fine corner Plot of Lots; price and terms very favora- and single Lote on and near Fitth ww and fronting the Park. SEYMOUR, I’ Machinery, &¢., all in good Te KG., al ies town, bie; also the finest Plot and Madison avenues, be THREE STORY AND BASEME! OR SALE ‘oop br 20x10; tmmediate poss te Houae, frescoed and in best cond't! ston. Inquire at 260%, wns To eat Fortieth 76 FEBT NORTH new, large Store and ELL, £91 Brot VOR SALE—A_ NEAT COTTAGE, 10 ROOMS, » Near Union aq possession at once; Furni UNITED BYATES L BVENTH AVENUF, NEAR FORTIBTH STREET,—AN Pe srowent, brick, iultmg, with Carriage Factory, Ae, 2 0.6; price und terms reasonable, Fi.sxi00.8; price und terme resconable. 1 ai street, ATH AVENU! FORTY-SIXTH STREET,—A e) first class, extra wide corner Honse for sale, cheap ; Others on ‘the "avenie, embracing several comers, Thirkgys Sixty-s id, BEL),000 fourth to Sixty second, SON) (0 TE Oat Rioatinny. ATH AVE) FOR SALE, HOUSE AND FULL O Lot; price isdn oc 52 et cont, may remain on mortgage; ft ‘a large re) z usiness purpos Srpiy 12 ROBT BBATT, 105 West Bleveuth streets f.] WEST FIFCY-FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH 61 and Sixth avenues.—Four story bigh stoop brown stone, eiegantiy Gnished in bard woods; price moderate; | ge SALE—IN SEVEN of Thirty-fourl’s street, that. fine, Dwelling Property, at a bargain, ‘i terms to suit, Apply on premises, QTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVENUB.—AN ELE- 56 gant, full sized, wo stone House; & bar high stoop bro goin; ‘do, ‘on bith, riidds. adie Oh Sith, SHB” ane 36th Huecis, near Fifth avebudg. . P, SEYMOUR, 171 Broadway, PLENDID CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS TO SPECU- 1 late in St. Louis,—78 acres of land for sale, joining the city limits, only three milea Crom the Court House; the right kind of parties can double thelr money in. two years: pile 200,000, one-third cash, Address GREEN & LA MOTTE, Real Estate Agents, St. Louls, Mo,, for full 0 LET—AT PATERSON, N. J., A ing two rooms (40x75 and good W. moderate. For particulars apply to H, Main street, Paterson TPO RENT OR FOR SALU—A COSEY, CONVENIENT House in Flushing, within five minutes of one-half hou steam cars. af POTTER BROTHERS, Nos, 4 and 6 Warren street. WO FINE FARMS, STOCK AND CROP, ON NORTH ‘side Long Island, pear station, tu exchange to gee city property. Inquire at 138 Chambers street, room 10, from APM: t04P, Me A ‘ower; terms: . HUDSON, 275 40 HOUSES AND LOTS IN NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.¢ 10 Houses of 10 soos, ne rards, 84,000; 8 Resi- dences, with Improvements, $5,000; 9 choice Cott locations, $3,000; 8 genteel Cott: Water and gas, $2,000; 5 Cottages, gas and ‘Now is the time to buys cheap. healthy home. , 3.8. FERGUSON, 39 Nassau street, room 6, ACRES MISSOURI LAND FOR SALI 5 .000 cheap for cash; land 18 good; location @ iat ble; title perfect ; WE! box lil Herald office, ‘nited States patents, Address O' TO WAUNANGE me Nr NUMBER OF ith from 2to 20 Lots, locat wi sing, in Morrisania, to exchange for rk property. Tron kr T, No. 2 New Chambers street, ed roperty is rap jarlem or New Yor Ga. W. SPLENDID HOUSE, COMPLETELY FURNISHED, on a 100 foot street, near Central Park, to exchange: 8 Tare chance; also House und six Lots, near Prospect Park, Brooklyn, £. W. BALL, 203 Broadway. "| FINE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK House, in the Eighth ward, $18,000, to exchange for pri- town ; will pa ja cast GH & WEBER, Til Broadway, basement. | ‘A RUPERIOR FARM OF 87 ACRES, MARL BED. ON ft, near Shrewsbury, N. J., twenty minutes from, Branch; good buildings; property in clly oF village prot th blacksmith shop and business, x P SIEGEL & GIACE, 79 Cedar street. | ‘OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY OR BROOK- lyn house, a four story first class Stable, 60x10, tem years’ lease, containing all improvements and boarders, Ap- ply at 247 and 2: rst street ert FARM vy ta at Onaatas Res cs he oie 3M scenery and well dapted t ting uy 10, jain, jot ASPECT 1) CUENENPINTACOB BUARPE, 20 Pine street. {XCHANGE-NEW YORK CITY TENEMENT PRO- 4 perty for Country Place or Farm; will exchange for good Be her cone eee and two Acres at Rah- oklyn oF , bape HENRY TAPPEN, Rahway, N. J. JOR SALE—OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR OTHER property, a splendid Panorama of Egypt and the Holy Land. pply to or ress R. STILWELL, 418 Broome st. PARTIES HAVING DRY Of STAPLE GOODS TO P exchange for_unencum! ered Western Real Estate will please address H, J. G., Herald ollice, A vate Pweilling up GOODENO! OF 10 EXQHANGR—AT ELIZABETH, N. J, A NEW French roof House, ail im Bry oy ee depot, with Stable, &e. ALTON é& DAME, Sf Nassau street. ony SIT erone onthe west mide; OGUH, Herald office, pO EXCHANGE—STORE PROPERTY IN PARK PLACE, Chambers, Canalys Worth and Lispenard for other Property above Canal street, or good Dwelling Houses, ORR! 291 Broadway. q SMALL MOUSE AND © east alte, for al ents neo! ADEWEN " Addre WESTERN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY AND ALA- bama ‘and Chattanooga Second Mortgage Raliroad Bonita to guchange for city or Brooklyn property. Address, with fall description, J. KNCELL, owner, 197 West Baltic street, Brooklyn, * ILL FXOHANGE—A FARM ON LONG ISLAND OR Honse near Harlem fora Hotel, Restanrant or some NESS, box 114 Herald other good business, Addreas BUSI own Branch offer, 1,26) Broad: STATE WANTS STOOP; ALSO ENGLISH BASEMENT + Honse wanted, for cash enstomer; between Lexington and Sixth avenues, Twentieth and Forty fifth streets; unex- ceptionabie neighdorkood price must be reasonable, 0. L, HARRIS & CO., 71 Broadway, room 58. SMALL HOUSE—MODERN IMPROVEMENTS: Fh e004 (relgnvornend re, of oo arcane, oad hirty-fourth street; $20, Own on! addrese ih Aves" bi Cedar street. ae T°, OWNERS OF HOUSES BETWEEN MAD) and Sixth avenues, from Twentieth to Bree street.-Wanted, for cash eli four or big to 28 feet high stoup stone tront well built and finished Houses, A dress JAMES PRICE, £00 Hudson street. WASTED TO RENT-WITH PRIVILEGE OF PUR. chase, a small Farm, fn or close to a village near New York. Particulars about schools, price, &e., to K., box 230 Herald office, 133. NESE, FORMLEIGUTH | STRERT.—THRER _____ SILLIARDS. 30) #1057 hugh stoop Uric, WexcGs100 19 thorough order§ | Rarteteeeneneaeeneeennre! price $19,000, Inquire at No, 2 South street, A STANDA aunear br 1D ane ES, — sai A every bias eppertatet to bilitardy, at, Lowest ni ing appertainin; at lo Misrollaneous. BW COLLENDER, successor to Phelan & Collender, 798 OR SALE—THREE BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSES, Fg hy two do, $23.000; three Dorchester do., 17,000 eaeh ; one brown stone do , BL2,000; one do., 17.000; cne do., Bis iva; two me lot, $9,600 for both; all fa fee and located between Forveth and Fitty-niath streets; also Je marbie front, with jot, mast be sold this week, price 900, Apply to J. ARRELL, $18 Sixth avenue, REAL ESTATE, AUENTS, AND OTHERS, TAKE ay fetlce!A wuttalog Lot for aale, at aancrifice; owner ot al 0. pal 2 assessment aud, rt ROGENS, 108 Charies street, New fork. i BROUKLYN PROPERLY FOR SALE AND ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD RECEIVED AT BRANCH OFFICE, AT NO, (COURT STRENT, UITY HALL SQUARE, OFFICE OPEN FROM 6 A. M. TILLS P.M, BROOKLYN CARRIERS AND DEALERS CAN RE- CEIVE THEIR TAPERS AT THE HERALD BRANCH DELIVERY, NO. 7 FRONT STREET, BROOKLYN, HANDSOME THREE STORY HiuH STOOP AND Ms ye Poy SA ATs PO PUHIER ROTHERS, No, 4 Warren atraat, New Yorite roadway, be SALE—THREE BILLIARD TABLES, IN GOOD order, with Bails, Cues, dc. ; will be sold cheap as the owner wants the room. Apply at 524 Eighth avenue, Eis SALE FOR LESS THAN HALF ha | VALUE—. nearly new first class 5x10 Billiard Table; My Got der makers, Apply at lo Washington terrace, Hoboken. 6 5 —STRICTL ve nl a es including Bails, " AMERICAN BILLIA' RST CLASS BILLIARD TABLES, m al ‘Vhe cost, to TABLE CO., 560 Broadway. nw POST OFFICE NOTICE: O8T OF FICE NOTICE. ‘Tho matis for Europe for the week ending hee A i 2, will clone at this oflice on Tuesday, at IT A, l. Saturday at ll A. M. ay 08:90 As Me 0 a A see POLITICAL. Peet, done to short tablishment, corner PRINTING OF EVERY Sey of Broadway and ake tise Rae WELRY, &c. MERICAN WATCHES, CUCK ENO Settand ‘chtapeot Wellers, 209 Sixth ai “lath aveaue, corver {Arete Serer acini Wares ner Fourteenth street, anit Aiath street, -