The New-York Tribune Newspaper, December 29, 1866, Page 5

P B CRIME. s FHE CRIMINAL RECORD FOR 1866, JYKR AND TERMINER AND CEN L SESSIONS criminal busin 1 Genoral Sessd te ti8 the oldest s8 of the Courts rts in the ¢ Mr. Vanderye y—as repor ot any of the In the Court -y YR IEPT Y Faeee and th Courts have be A SIRANGE CRIMINA IN BROOKLYN @ was bre CASE ht before Just Buckle aret Ro: € supon she * felt 150 stole the n ek of 1 d both parties u fore Justice Wals! JERSEY CITY. disturb. stmas o [ A st was lsied and Dote p B | ¢ to e He was o ball to A STABBING AFFRAY AT WHITE PLAINS. A or 1 o'clock on Chyistmas Eve William K vompanry with Timothy rphy had cut him Ennts sat_dowr e om him and cut him in tion, in a barn near by, util covered But little he wean time Mur New-York n the County MURDER AND LN BY TRLRGRAPE TO THE T cards. at b Liscomb, were at ed with an ax A BOND ROEBFRY. llm ioulars THE PHILA PHILADELPHIA, of the #i0) shares C sylvanis Railroad len und Atlantio i and Pax o8 buve be 1000 ered up to & dhise tin box was picked up to-day in rey It contained all the se vera coupon bonds which had 0. ROBINSON. Robinson, the wur- tafford (o HANGING 7 HMOND, Dec ln'llme'uk Va Inh on the deed, end'as > Waahington City Tied the murder of consiv, of which b He took Lis auilly M AND SUICIDE. ! Lorsviug 1 A man named Perking, who ¢ted, 5 short 0. of robbery, and pardoned af- yr Gov. Brar wurdered bis wite this morning, ward 8t bew pt by entting bis throat witha | e — AKNY GAZETTE. BY THLCRAN PO TH! DISTRICTE ¢ = THE PACIPIC COAST. 1 'ad November 15, from Headquarters »ane the following Districks gwn s Forls Goodwin wné Boweand ail stations « he Diwrict of Ta 1o the ©f toe lowar F Camp Ilclm-. Lineois, Fort \\ bippe, the eomntry north of the 4 forty mwilen sust of ¢ eadguartersat F 2 e Colorudo sbove Bill Willisme's Fork, and the will_constitute the Distriot of mp Mohave (ksown beretofore ki o River, below Bl Williams's Fork, to rithin 0 miles o the river. ¢ 'y bolow the Gila ot iscluded S0 ths Digtriet of the Verp o Toceon, eud California south of the 33 pasallel of latitnde, wii copstitate the Disisics of the Lower Col- orado. hesdquaiters ot For Yums, The & of the Districts of Tuceon, the Prescott, the hvd‘ at sud Fort - Freac 4. Tue stations o Vpper Colorado. and the Lower Colorado, will Fuceon Casup McDowell, ¥ors Whipple, Cawp Moba . Rt TOSORABLY MUSTERED O revet Chaties W agoer, Coptain, rtermaster, = efiect Jag. 1 bext; Second Lieat. Robart Callen. ] nru umfi—hnuu; Laeut. Geot, g\m PRogiaser 1 stermn Koverve Corpe, Dec. 2. 5. 8, Bolsher, At Qasstopimie 0 H. Bolcher_ Awmiscunt e RS Mo i e o G g B Cuief riment of Minsoun Gop” e Lo (e ym" N Infanty to lake command of ork to Macon, G, "r‘“"l:;"‘"'"""'finflhm ‘ ‘fl";.i:.':.'r.‘ Fo o gy e l m T A i e Biere i D e —— NAVY GAZETTE. Dec. 31 ~Lioub -Commandsr Charles H. Greens, frum stoamer wnd waitiog orders. ATPOINTED. mlu-'ln-l-a an Acting Bostewsin n HONORABLY DISCHARGRD, Dec 31— Acting Master Wi Bardist ——— 29, S I\ V\S()Rh DML\ TRIBUNE, lnlll IS DIRT’ ra, entit ATURDAY, DECEMBER MARRIED. What is Dirt? Deo De Pew, exg GRAHAM—KERN Rov. Tuomas Cirl jost daushter ot th radny avesing. (he 2Mh Wi hasa t 10 A. Keen, esg, o e MITR—-At Al aday. Dac. 20, by the Rov. | : - sttt ) 1 to Saral gier of | ER—Al Worcester Mass., on Tharsday, Dee. 27, by tha iev. M. Ki hardson. Kdwin J. Snaw to A L Josse Fisber, danghtnr of W A inst., by the Rov. v Mich eh, Frooklyn, Mr. | v ‘acardel), boun of Brook/yu. No | eards | | T SECEIIITE leliver the same locture at the | | lfll D. hland Hortice!tural Society. at Highland, Ulst Bad slveia . N. Y., Saturday eseaing. Dec At the the rasideica of kis brotherinfaw, : the W Al Aws 3 Hilly on Sundav, st 2 o'clock. His Hempstead tursday ever | ited to sttend without further Lavits ¥i B At 2 Ta ) —0n Friday rring. Dec. 28, Gilbe uk, ouly s08 of w Palte, Ulster € and Margarat Doriand, sged 3 yeu: months snd 13 —— SALE OF PICTURES collection of oil pai late residence, Brooklyn, Heory Denison foreigu works we d R19 B attond the funeral, on Satarday, second hiouse east of ¥ ¥ were ,mn fend are invited ¢ [ th Baltieat., ) N 5. on Friduy, Dac. %, of consumption, William R Tn the Harts | T e tlh year of bis scn Thanatopsis,” | The fomersi will tai 2 p. . this day, from Leg; No. 46 Chathasi-ot. KNIGHT—A! Past Corinth. Verment, on Monday morning. Dac. 24, Fasey Elizabeth. wile of Capt. Hale Kaight, formeriy of New.- Vork s poem. 1 floor, by fire and water, is o #L40 b ROGE RS—In Bergen, on Thursdsy, Dec. 27, Miss Mary Ann Rogers rs were unocenpied. The bu ) of Moutville, Conn.. aged 67 years 1 the Funeral o arday, De 3t 11§ o'clock 8_m., from the residence f0. J fisade-ave., South Bergen, N Y. Norwleh pape ourning Goods. ON, No. 531 BRU m\\ AY, has conatantly sortment of Bomb other Mourning A CARD.—W. J on hand & f Cro , dker waited on with goods at their resi A Deatrable Follday € Totice. No. %51 Droadway, opposite BERGEN ESCAPE OF HILL—NARROW | FAMILY ‘1 | g about 1 o'clock a fire broke out ry one expects to give Gperial Notices. A Midsummer Night Dream o'y more delclous it you sprinkis your pillow with GHT-BLOOMIN CEREL! o and his fellow spisits purveyed from the s for the Fairy Queen, 5 I\lr'Flllln nf Ihr l nion Associntion Fourtcenth d men were elected e, Robt. B. eason of the v pental sense, the pre s sent ated by the motive whiek wil be lnfini PHALON'S N a perfume far more o than Peas blo mmittee: M. \\.;nu \\ m l. P10 PO i, Boyd, Sami. L. Blate ROKT. B_BOYD M O\ AGNER, Tospart At an Eie rIl " n(lhr 1 nion Associution 'l'rnlh Distriet g 4 nied erotiemen weote ciected Drisgaiss itiwe. JOHN LALOR, JAS l ARROLL A /'Hrlrll JOHN GEKRMAIN. PETER WEIRICH, NP Tnapectors the grousd at the earlicst possible fact that the fire le Euined auch no water to b SoMN WHITE CHRIN JA3. CARROL L ar 3 d 3 | I-m.m..v Alway Travelers. ArrLETON'S 1< AR n-'num\n GUIDE Wil be re Mot Tac CONT s O VA\[ \l\ ln in! L IMPORT AT INSTRUCTIONS. 10 RATLAVAY TRAVEL, IN JERSEY CITY. orerce to Che: sgzsge. Purchasing Ticksts 4 o'clock orday ning & fir s wind . DRED MAPS, represcuting the Pri cipsl Raliways li ! the Country. Stations. Distsnee i Connections. Lishopof W. & P ¥ No. 1t mak e 1 ae—a | 111 NEARLY SIX HUNDRED TIM TAHLES | T e de o : & by | 7 the Rafiways of the Unit-d Stat | A e | ahite para MONTHLY ACCOUNT OF R t It W 10 ac i Centrs! Pacific Raliway avd its effect ou the Developm . o ANE(DOTES AND INCIDFNTS OF TRAVEL | y e v ) " | A HOTEL BU { sten als be thereby efiocted b e | waye tha prineipal Boo DY TRLEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUNK. | machine is extremely sin and cons tly easily Pe W the ,,,.,.4”,."1‘, kot Ofces Mass., Dec. 23.— e Housatorie House 5 | »od, aud not liable te aad « snd the Cany 3 EhesHiunseiaiok) A ta o APPLETON & Co. Publ i & " can in aming, fclling, tnek Noa 443 and 445 ay © was buraed The p t $23, 00 stramntic Salt Baths PARTICULARS OF T ; sy Jrunge THE PENNSYLVANIA | 8. Louts, De / . e e 10 s | SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S | ) 48 {as) dy o STRUMATIC SALTS AND WA’ than o ma [ \ r are sove v re of DYSPEFSIA, | oy gl g & | RHEUMATISM, . } o SWOLLEN GLANDS, <~-"“1‘J":"‘““h B st | X" UP 11-»\\ OF THE IN, &C., &C.| ty | wle at o P Yrue The Onty Medicine The proprie | Heury Bess ert Musiet o England. and to William | acture of LOVISVILLE, KY LoosviLLg, Dee 25.—A fire took place | Keily sod othe uiry. fus tie m Luiidiag oceupied by Shos & 0'Conn | § AND STEY urdware the L nited “tates. have, for the pu | posed to be the d patenty, consolidated their } and are now acan re f v ' f such skill tiat the most re o and ¢ oo, | FUMATIC CA | | it are too well nown to < awood Military Academy will sy be wiiese & CASUALTIES. 1 sfter the Loliday vacat | ——— { on R | PATAL MACHINERY ACCIDEYT IN TiE STATE OF TRADE. | D Je MoK B On 1 y afterncon & man named Benjamin | BY TRLEGRAFY T0 THE TRIRUXR ¥ b T mew ug-Mach Watson, tiosmith in the employ of Anderson & Assman, at | ¢ MiLVARRE, Des- ¥ . g et S er 1 ) . X0 170 Mark rk, was eng i | 3. Corne f sione firm; Mess | ¢f NEW SEW A pes in Moore & Seeloy's hat factory, o | Pork, $17133; Dre lteceipte—10.000 | where you hange eny fime w 'bis clothes were b > B e | bbls. Flour. 12000 bash Diessed Hoge 1 bis clothes were by woie | Shipped—6o0 bbis. Fio bush. W hest | Machine, without extin cuats wattate | 0 a woment the uafortu Vo uaavaten, Dee. & =Lt mare wt sl Sp 1 Y &S i wnd thrown upos the § Turpentine nnchanged ot olc. Y ot 830 86 %, Tar, €107 | No. 64 | Iy from his bods, his ri Timber, $47 A [ e —Flour firm and higher: lowe Lov1s, Dec places, and his body bruised and ®1 50, higuer, 154 $13 7. Wheat do o e was removed £y | Com declined; Mized, The.; White, T8 1t i 110 Farle; ady snd o won st Ho was 31| a0 Dr. wlnrts Balsam of | wr. Dec + is quist: high e . . | BOYS DROWNED KEAR XEW-BRUNSWICK, N. J. ad P A eatodun a¥D o ’ and drooping. dug AND MO T piony heavy ; Wesiern, $2 234 the 26th inst.,, three boys were ar New \\‘whum]m COUGHS And_al i o Cotton marke: Tulse steady, with fair iu were mit ywm.s near Middletows, and, one of them br s other cute Lo Lis aid, when he also b a Cutlery. Hardwnre the i fhe two brothers drowned together o third la 3 M s Carr, who was the sonof a widow, was skating en Aiken s adv ot #7. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN SKATES, fislpond, near the eity, when be broke through aud was 12,000 bush, ? | TOOL CHESTS, SLEIGH BELLS BOYS' SLLDS, Ere. drowued before aid could be extendod to him ug at $2 X bush Ca & Iarge sssortment at moderste prices DEATH BY POISON IN BROOKLYN A lady named Mrs. Henry, and residing in Nassau- W.N.SEYMOUR& CO., { No. 4 Chatham-squate. st died yosterdny morning, in great agony, from ti s of and Jewelry & duse of corrosive sublimate, sccidentally i . ¥ ber it to Boston, B1; w New-York, c.; to Al of all descriptions, and who mistook bot alning the poison for STERLING VERWARE oo v dhr: A ~ R 9, —Flour dol! and 1. oping \\hu'qu-!wnh e hdd"‘h:l':’_‘“‘:‘o'u" Corone i Wik sotisled sod Wil | s ", Miiwavker Clab 3 &, quiet and For Sale by GEO. C. ALLEN, No. 416 Brosdway, ot No a1 502 Tetail w one doo belew Canslat ACOIDENTS IN BROOKLYN. nowmonl ot $ial i L., Mess Porn, $1085 i Mogs dull withi se. Whisky quist aud firs 263, by rotail. CINCINNATL, Do 20—Flour »t and bigier. %6200 $6 60; | ve, ¥ workmez named Peter Castle and Two da, were wovercly aud probably futally injured by t Jobn | e | . Indin Rubber Toyw, | VULCANITE JEWERLRY AND FANCY ARTICLE In great variety for the HOLIDAY At GOODYEAR'S L R GLOVE M'F'O Co, | ond | frmer at 25260 now at the Cit % yonrs of uge a Sarah Whalen, s wowan of Centre st., near Smith st d at 1 Long Lslaud Hospital yesterday from § s received by the expiosion ola No. 208 Brosdway, coruer of Fultou st kerowene lamp ou Thursday evening. Tio cxplosion wns caused by oarelessness i filling the lnmp.. A Littlo boy nam reside at the cor Collamere was left alone by his parests, v .- Gt for the Holiduys. | uer of Atlantic-ave. and Elliotplace, on Thursday eventng, and during their absesco Lis clothes canght fire and he was birned o5 Good Or W %o severcly that Lo died in & few hours afterward.. Plilip 0o Stidt Middiiag ,,,,“‘c“:“d‘., 0 oS 14 st ¢ u'xl\‘u'\' :J::;:fl: l.’;f'x:.;ml,xxm o] u‘x " nport, od A i, 3 Marke: do % o 4 : fell by d O] chiork osuIng & cart Laans, Dec. 28 —Cotton Y S| A VATCHE with corustalks, oz Thursday Ao was thstantly ki lec” Low Middiing, 20@30c. ; My At WHOLBSALL Glices P A o ) bales; receipts, 29 461 bale DPURING THE HOL H;lAli ONLY. DROWNED. 2000 dewand ; salew QUINCHE & Kal( No. § and 10 Jobu Late on Thursday night Joseph Silva, & sailor ew- et B, £ e ployed ou the stoamer Vioksburg, Iying at Pier No Cnicaue, iltt ; n»mm. an »‘? John A, Reea. fell overboard and was drowned yesterday moraing n 15,000 bush. _ Ships L (Succesor 10 E. W. Bous) was recovered, and later in the day Coroner Willey $2 13,80 No.2a # o T 2 TR inquest os it on board the steamer. Tije. Onta steady; wale 5 waies of No. | DIAMOND JEWLELER, 0. 2 Ll o 2ut 61262 Has aow open &t kis Portugal, nged 4 years Krpep Y FALLING PROM A WiNpOW. —Last night FEliza Reynolds, & native of Treland, agéd 20 years, fell from a p..m.duuu i ot Lard dull and wowine Pork s beld firaily ot an -dvan ‘ales of 1,350 bols, a1 $ib W@ 13 %, DIAMOND PARLOR, No. 91 BROADWAY, v iige. 8, Dec. 26.—Cottor—Sajes for the week, %00 bales; receipte. second- window of her residenee. No 16 Fast Thirty 4 hees; CXports, Dales : uasold, 42,000 bales; te-day 1,320 wecond-at., 1o the pavement. and was instantly killed A coro- | baler were acld at 30c. ¥ Opposite Grace Churel, ner was notified to hold au inquest AvareTA, Do, 21— orton unehanged : ssles 200 hales; Midlin A largs wasortmant of 1; MAUBESTON, Doc. 2h.—Uotton sctive; sales 1,000 bales; nfm... DIAMONDS, OBITUARY. ALBANY CATTLE MARKET RARE GEMS, e Aumagr, Dec 26 7 hore bas “-u:-‘ been sy catti market hore Sy L far b e eflect L it Iioe 1 % O TW e oY TRLBGRATH TO THE TRIBTNR o New Yotk and Brighton w ing, an i T TR X - LUCIDS B. PRCK. beray fulowed by the severrat Yo o o nd wlod st has veen Mugtbal BroA e ore or 1) ye an ecd was put to .unm ol traflic PLAYING "wi?l 70 99 TUNES, Mass., Dec. 28.—The Hon. Lucius B. Peck LoweLL, . i o b ered appear- diod last nlghc. :! 'the Merrimac House, of paralyms. The inve B, rhe s e tafred moch s Pvight and “bd nlufll when stock u bt mee; Sul, it belog wcertta e raio cas. be got thiough to costing low K5 50 TO $2,000. decoased wos tative in Cnn;n- from Vermont The reeeipte up to from TAT to 1851, and United States Attoruay for Ver- ':_"‘"'";:",,,mlm, 0 han S0 weod, bavn 7ok Shantod | Tho largost ooortment that ean be fhund aywhers. mont trom 1853 1o 1857, i -5"{5 srevseing Ja--&p.uuk-..h: deciian of fe ¥B. M. J« PAILLARD & Co., ot cou ion a W. 1L IIPSON. &. ehi T qga g T A 8 Manufactarars aad Importers, ‘William H. Jipson, better kuown as “ Boston,” died in S i lieve Dinstiiel Bair, thia city yesterday of cousumption, in the 54th year of his THY: CENTAL SYSTEM Gray PBaup HEabs Loxpox Coron ago. Doceased was long known to the habitués of Tam- | Ausaxt. Dec. 20.~The system of selilog grain by the cental hw o Saets ':-:;." many uuhhdd“hm lu;"m‘m‘nmy bean recommendad by the Board of Trade, for sdoption oo sad after tesmied by the old typographics) fraternity. the Lot of Maroh next. Restored wirn l-::: Hax CoLox Naw Hais. THE NATIONAL FINANCES A Porfoct Sewing-Mackine.—Mri J. W. Wukise of | o QA E 0TI .»..u...r:'..u.,.u Dresie - Broaklyn writen: * Afler s experiense of boar yeurs with “Eiiphe, | S22zl and sousidersble with other firet cisss machines, | deem It but just to 1957 parted CUSTOMS RECEIPTS. 9our aduirabie machine to siate that 1 ceasider 1 net only supesior be e S SRR, No. 4% Browdway. Y TELEGRAPR 1O YHE TRIDUNE. all others 8 & family mashice, but e & perfect sawing mechioe (n indow Mhades, G, plat and best Seoteh TWolland. Lo g 78 KELTY. No. 41 Broatway ‘W ASHINGTOR, Dec. 28 —The gold noflw for CUSLOME | every respect| porforming as it doss se rapidly, soiselossly and per “”’P“ldhlpafll. from Dec. 15 to Dec. 2, 810 | fuotly every possible varisty of fumily sewlug, and withal ve wonder s compared with those of the proceding Weok | gy rple aad say 1o operse tiat child can uwe ¢ withoat &8 LAST WHEK | coliy. I canuot say oo much in its praise.’—[ Adeertisement. dy exiant for urioary passages, wheu property com se who have baen dissppointed in tocir w uee of other Kinds, should examine sud try e W eos. Sold For u Holldny Present nothing could be more acceptable 0 & lady then o Omoven & Baxam Sewine Macmive. It wili lighten the lsbor sad promate the beslth snd Lsppiaess of tbose LIATES 09 | o bome ~[ Advestimuwent, Now.Orleans (Doc. # to15) Hen Fraocisco (Nov. 47 W 4) . 1866. T 7 Boat New-Year’s GIft to Country Fricads. BEST NEW-YEARS GIFL TO COUNTRY FRIE BEST NEW-YEAR'S GIFT TO COUNTRY FRIENDS. BEST NEW-YEARS GIFT TO COUNTRY FRIENDS. THE MOST BEAUTIFUL, MOST VALUABLE, MOST AC u‘.rmw..z QIFT TO A COUNTRY OR VILLAGE FRIEND (OR FOR YOURSELF AND FAMILY), I3 A YEAR'S SUBSCRIP- TION 70 THAT SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED, PRACTICAL, USEPUL JOURNAL, THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST, IT 1S FULL OF GOOD THINOS. 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