The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 26, 1863, Page 4

(Continued srom the Furst Page.) tecrparre.—William Corr was arrested yes. Qantny, charged with stabbing Mary Ecott, Macy is te Mew Vork Hospital. Mr. Jobn 8. Giles, Treasarer of the Fire Depart. CITY GOVERNMENT. for mate furnished om eccaston of the reveption of powvlon ‘Trttardy, FFICIAL—BOARD OF i imine (e Gomptrolier be diverted. t draw his war. naan —_ - CIA A OF COUNCIL -— ¢ Comptro) hi ected draw ware Btated Resaion, Monday, Dee, 21, 14681 o'clock in favor of the above-named parties for the ho was all the Werld te Me. i m.—The Board met pursuant to acjournment, | @'20nn8 Bet opposite their names, and charge the 5 h gin G In the sad and mourpfal Aatims, AB their Chamber, No. 16 City Hall.” Present | me to “City Contingencies. Which was car- With the falling of the leaf, ” ; : i CF ouncitmen ” ebeter, Mc. | ied. And the same was iaki over, went, bed bie rocket picked ip the Rowery of wal, voy Grona, Breaye Hevennais pepper, Houghts. | Councilroan He ved b suspend the recular Tunica acdae og I ried Jobeny, tet oomtalnln’ SP ae Ganien cnoesy wes lin, Havilend, Gew, McGrath, Murray, Utiirien, | order of | the purpose of taking the ced Wad lave te aes the at beg * Ul running into the ; Mrs, - Wildes Men, F. Roche, of 73 Washington Cook, Brandov, Brice, Runes), Pitrgerad and | G:uera! Orders, Which was carried, OiResth ise mahies Chores Wen: “| coming down the etreet {"* since the Flinabeth Greene, a woman in ber era Joy ateence of the Preadent. Coun. | Resolution that the Coruptrolies Le directed to eath the sighins cyprese tree, world began, young boy tool fom $155. She confessed te having in Groee moved that Corncilinan Webster | Craw a warrant im favor of John H. McCabe, con- nothing to anotuer, eredie with the care of an old ‘206 fen a che found it. all the world to me, The ‘awedine of Herman Fincken, 171 W reet, wae entered by means of falre hers, A of ereiry valued at @51, Before the burglar hair. Which was cerned. Tiemia ia] tractor, for sewer in Bighty-fourth street, between meetings held December 9, 10, 11,14, 14 17 | Thi tsed Fourth eveaues, for the eum of toree end seothed it Lihat 3 totter: Nad oa end 15 were read and approved, hundred end #ixty dollare, the same to be pad tu In the month of song and blom@om, ! " {i he p " Ly the month when teuder flowers, arid volepe ta ats discovered. tOentinesd.) x dM , 04 8 remiseton of the balty ease Bprinw fr m rarth's roabernel Dosom<o Pi Krtictors.—We invite attention to the fol+ | Rapoaey The Committer on Roads presented @ | prigtion: for Donations," of vit uf any obber tite Wake: to lf ty gentle showers ; , lowing places of public worship in which services i) | report to curl, gutter and flag sidewalke of wixiy~ endored clowe beside her expended sppropriath a. Which wea laid over. Second street, between Tiird aad Lexington ave- be baid to-morrow k Fitvaiminons, amounting to ten & J amooth and brighteo, Hore Chapel at l1etelork. Children's meeting at 2 | 5008. Which was ad phd . voll of Third Election Distriet, ! ” uf “Why, Lord oald Mr. erick. The Mision Building, corner. of Calzer mite ‘ pe goer 6 FE Wilding, bt Twenty frat Wards for December Kection, my You are all the world to me. ¥ i himself, ‘what evil tempers have I been giving 2 of - smn Teard of Counelimen, referred to the Comptr ler . . a ‘o afi got Regine Company ROLY | with power.) Which was omeurred in, Dullcf ‘Than the rary sed Gor iae t3 mmaideny 7's B., oHow could I ever treat him til fer ot 3 lites on Fire Departroeut premmnted « Charlee Kiernan, arnounting w eleven dollars, for Roavlipped aod beau ; Mh gk fd la ne ‘ tun, Poll of Filth Blcetion District, Twenty. : eus . Pepert in (avor of repairing carriage of Homes Com | 4 i Word, Dor dasember sib my Pe “iy asd af Curtained by the twilight hours— nm “Am 10 brute,” said Mr. Tetserby, “or ts there ns 1 Namber Pifty-wix, Which we over, ", - {peat Gave her hand {nto my keeping ’ PS "Geconute Th holid Pith Committee In Finance ha Nad in poner wee “b red | Comparcller with Peale ee Gineed pagslata! tree; 7 Py A ae inmesel? Sqhte} My lle we CHRISTMAS IN ROOKLYS.—This oliday of making a donation to the Irusteen of the wl ‘f 4, Fre i‘ aa, stout nd he said with eyeinia drooping, H * *Dolphue 4. hie wife. 4 f% ui or ng to fifteen \ ne dear,’ returned wns celebrated with the neual spirit yesterday, The o Berph, in peyineut of OB ORF ate, for fitting up Pau of Sixth Biestion District, “You oe all the world to me." “TI have been in @ state of mind,” ea'd Ma wae laid over, Ila; es moved that the fes aud O'fices be discharged of reeointion that the Totterby, “that canst abear to speak of, ed “Ob! Ite nothing te what Pve besa in, * cried hia wife in a burst of grief." “My Sophia,” said Mr, Tetierby, ‘don't take om, Tenta Ward, for December elretion By rd of Couucilinen, referred &) the Comptrolier with yowerr.) Which was concurred in, Resolution thet Loran aod Loko be per- placer of tmsiness were closed, and everrbody ap peared to te ont of doora, The etreets were throneed. ‘Thonse nds repaired to the skating pends om the out akirts of the city. The Weahington, Nassao, Capi- Bright the visions reund us flreted quietevening air, d or whose life is loving There in leauty everywhere. Committee oo from further considerattor Clert of the Board of Councilmen be directed to . : é é ofie ver wooda in front of their : : T never shall forgive myself, 1 must heve taline and Union ponds were in full biast, and fillod aera vf ee proaaings we Lal ipgt hecodnteg i prowise, numer Tiurkyet Paaex street, duriog tae Se Bre Toe wacateee we i broke reer nears eee” ° end iee wi atere of both pier asia oiata tear as ointment to take effect on the Hrat dey of Janus. bed Veber ih dolly Commes Council, Which waa Sometimes hinting, mate looking Fy Tettard aa wes me} Me ven on several ponds, and would heve been Ty, 18 +4, toe ealery therefor to be one thonvand enc Y : -_ You are all the world t me, ih “ ‘ ‘ allif bends could have been proenred. The eumer 4 dollars perannum, to be paid ior tLe | | Report of Critter oa Ferries, with resolution te My little women,” eaid ber husband, ‘doe You make me reproach myself 4 jul, whe you show such @ noble epirh, bas my you doa't know what I theught. showed it @nough, no doubs; but whas [ thought, my lite ‘women |" “Oh, dear Dolf, don't ! Dons 1 cried his wife. that the Street Comsnienoner be directed to © @ new house for & vonmwedek re But there Lovered near a apirit "al Ae We built oe Darker than the bird of night, “ Island, to eek of And it touche! her drooping ey natrneted at the foot o Covered up ber eyes of light ; Heventeroth street, Harlara = ’ end Mairway w be coumtructed Then with careful hande we jald her m the appropriation for City Contingen ‘ be provided the future under the head of =‘ Salariea—Legisiative Department.” Which war farried, And the paper was lait over: Councilinan Webster moved that the Conmittes as free ponds, to be found almost anywhere about tbe suburbs, were also filled, and al! seemed to have ebappy time, ‘The Indrustrial and Mission Schools presented @ of the pier to be « One Huadred Kiver, ean bot Uvely appearance. The children, anticipating a treat, | on Douath ow and Charities be discharged from the med “ wr pier, ‘Newth the sighing cypress tree ; “Boph: aid Mr, Tetterby, I must reveal repaired thither in large numbers, and all were well Ca consideration f report of Comm.twe ou the exreany. inereck nak tee pony two husared And mny heart with her's is burted— 1 couldn't rest in my connaisass onions 1 i ‘ of Aldermen, with resolution that the Comptroller be c.rected to draw lus war rent in favor of Jamea B. Nicholann, in b halt of tt reof Mercy, jor the eum of three tho wand i as \ Conation in aid of the funds of the Tu of Mercy, corner of Houston aud Mu berry ftrecte, tle amount to be charged by. the Coto) - troller to the aeeount of * Donations.” Which was carced. Aud the paper was laid over, Coone oan Wetater moved that the Commlttes on Donatooe end Crarities be dicchayved from Bbe wes sl! tho word to me. supplied. Home received eketes, others books, and GL! candies aud other good things There war an interesting time at the Raptiet Taher @acle church, commer of Hicks and Lu yneer streets, in the evening Sone yeare since the children of the weighborhoud were rathered together by some Benevolent and Christian citizens, The school tree in nombern and ut length e thureh was organized, of which the Rev T. B4win Brown was cheen partor The eou- n une, Wit womas..'' “Mrs, William's very nearly bere!” Johany at the door, 4 “My littin woman, I wondered how,” geeped Mr. Tetterby, supporting himesif by hie chair, “3 wondered how | bed ever admired you — J forga® the precious children you have breaght aa and thought you didn* look as alim ee T wish, I-—I never gave a recollection,” exid Mr, Tetterty, with ervere weif-secumtion, ‘to the cares you've bed as my wifc; and along of me end min, doilare. tt 8, thatthe salary of the Map Clerk in . artuent be iirreased to the sum of THE ) vol bundred dollars per eupun, to r 9 LJ 1 the let day of October, 1863, w be te von TR Gaeewe sees | GhOSt’s Bargain ; OR 4 yproprivtien baving o balance uoexpeuded Which was referred to Committers on Baisries and ew tperiimon te given to Mire M THE HAUNTED MAN. ‘ . Kesolutton, hy, FO Kon ow cage io frontof ber premises, f report of Committee ver fifty Sve Divis ou treet, dumng the pies. —— . when yeu might have hed hardy any with encthe? guestion ts now in a Murcishlog eoodition, ‘The { Altertnen, with reso. {the Coum u Couudi, Which wae referred A CHRISTWAS TALB. 5s man, who got on Letter ami was luckier than mo erercieen, Inet evening, cousi#ted of singing by the onmptre te direote! to drew | tw Committee un Streets C.- tasybody might have found such @ mea easily I bia we ft roof VW. Welohtnan, Treasurer of the * Protestant Bpiscopal Churce Missionary Society for Bean o in the City of New York.*? as e on, to the amountof fonr bandtred dollars, thildren, dialogues and declaration. A quartette of edulte enng Christrae carols ami Christmes anthems the entire musical proaramme being under the em fare): T qearrelied with you for be eyed, a tile fm the rough yrars yourve Ngbtened taf me, Can you believe ft, my listle worman? 38 herdiy can myself." Mrs, Teteerby. in o whirb BULof Joseph MeDeriucll, amnountiug ty tem Jol- lare, fiw fitting upeleton poll fir Birth Biecthou “How you nd there, Dolptus,” sak) Mre. Diatriet, Twenty-first Ward, for December eleetion, | Teteerby ) ber Lusband« “Why doa’t you do (By Board of Cony i © ttes , ct ~ direction of Mr. Hi. F, Matthews, aod excellentlY | t) beep pied im payuant of teres die upon the} with power) Whir b whe bette dl sneer wean den't care about doing aoything,” | ¥ tad of laagtme an! orying, coughs hie face withts tonducted. The Church wan finely decorated with | pre isee hux ee the ** New Railore Home,” | yl of Bdwerd Met abe, aun ating & teu do bes, | Mr. Tetierby replied. Mer hauda, nud beld it there, Overgreens and flace, presenting @ very pretty ap | i ber thr uodred end turty-eybt Peer! | por git uy uj electiou pol ot Scth Mlection Iuatrict, | ‘1 eum sure J dunt,” eaid Mre. Tetterby “Ob, Bolf f* ebe cried. ‘I am eo happy thet you wtrees, Pr @juare, the property of the emid Twenty @ret Ward, for December ele tou. (By “PL take my oath / don't," esid Mr. Trt8erdy, | ought eo; Tem so grateful thas you thought ao§ pearance, About 1,000 children were present, besides ome 400 grown perrona who take an interest In the school, which is under the superiutemdenes of Mr. J F. Davie, The average attendance on Aundayr is about 800. A number of preacate were given after the exercises were eoueindad, The superintendent was prerented with a photographic alburn, containing earies de vintie of all theteachers, Itcost $30, A panorama of the Holy Land, and of hatties of the eebellion, were given during the evening hy Mr WOR Browa, which added greatly to the interest of the ectearion. The children ware provided with plenty of good things, snd all weat home satisfied and pieased “with the proceedings of the night. Scrcipe.—A man vamed William Prender- solety, the emountto be charged ty the Comp. troller to the account of “Donations.” Which was earned And the paper waa laid over. Councilmen Webawr moved that the Committees on Donations and Chertties be discharged from leral f report of Comtalttes os hard of Aldermen, with rt won that the Comptro cer Le Lirected to draw bie warrentia favor of Stucey Bo Co ting, Chatrinan of the Finance Con tee of tie Trusters of the New York butirine diveut Women and Childrea, for the sun © thoussud dol jo eid ol the wand Tafirine Mee amount be red by the Comptrclier waccountol I tins Which was carried, Ad the paper wae laid over Couveiumaa McVay woved that the Committee on Belyien Pavetnent be discharged from the fur- ther cosicderation of reportof Comittee on Streets For I thought thet you were commen-looking, Delf; end se vou ara my dear, and may you be the com moneet of all sights in my eyes, tii you chose thers with your own good bands. I theught thet you » and I'll make moce 4 more of you because I love my husband. 1 thought that you began te Atoop ; and eo you do, and you ahall lean on me, and 1°\] do alllecante keep you up, I there was no eit about you ; but there ia, and the air of home, and that's the purest and the bead Qbere ia, and Gon biers home once more, and af Delunging to it, Duif \* “Hurrah! Here's Mre, William! cried Johnny. Bo ahe was, and a!! the children with her ; and ag she caiue in, they kissed ber, and Bissed one am other, and kiaved the beby and kissed thetr father ead mother, and then ran beck and flocked and denesd Board ef Conueilmen fered t Coumitiee with | A diventon arose here among Johnny end hie five power) Whubh was concurred Youuyer brotheng who, un preparing the femiy Heevlutiom, that we grade ou! big? th evernie el ove | Crees font & bad falien ty akirtiabing for the Uoe Hoodred end Forieth etraetty (oe Huacred | tempo jon of th 1 were buffeting oud Fifty ninth street, be estab wbed acd the ave | cue another with great heartineas; the euaellest Due between wad pots yreded ail worked ae @ | boy ot wll, with precoclous discretion, boveriag eountry rosd. Wihicu was lant over outside the koot of \oinbateuts, ant heraeang their Morioss Kestmem A'decuom Kyere moved that | lege [ote the midstof thwse proceedings, Mr. and the Clerk of the Hoard be dir oiw rejuest tie) Mee. Tetterby prectpitated themselves with yreat wethe Mayor to returs tw this Board the reso | order, ae if such ground w@re tbe only ground on yufrotu the Board of Gauue lueugiving Meware, | which they could sow ayree; and having, with po Hof JW. Brovk nan poriyisetvuto Uoiid a bulk. P vimble recialus of their late @uft-beartedpeas, laid: bead. Jn order te correct ac erical error su deid re | about them withat any lenity, emi dene much solution, Which wancarried The paper haviug | execution, rusumed ther farmer relative positions Leen returned & the Boa d by |is Moor the Mayor, “You hed Letter reed your paper than du au. the foriuer action wae renewed, whereupou Aller. | th ng ot el," ead Mre, Tettecby. ou Kyers presente. the fo iuwing resuiution es @ “What's (here te read ia peper ?*+ returned, betubute : Mr Tetterby, with excasive-<fiscuntent, @ast, residing on the corner of Butler and Bond ote, | of Hoard of Aldermen, witu resolution that Nine Resolved, Vb Erokman and Jobn W, “What {'' maid Mra, Tetserby. "Pouce." about ber, trooping on with her in triumph. Mr.ond eomm'tted raicide on Thursday night, in the celle of iy pode dy ai ‘ eee etal a a Broukinan, wy the real estate altuate be 1 “Ite nothing to ery asid eheeysy Whatido wireteret kas rie hes Wowerws ben the 434 Precinct Police Station House. He was ar- ian be x He) tween Niueteenth and Tweut ett streets Mast River, care what people do, or are dune to 1 ol i h ry wested the night before, on the charge ef insanity, Sabenes of ta DIVE, the redetleny ite (he be permitted o Oil to, ereeveud bulld the unual | “Butudea” mugyested Mra, Totterby. attracted to her aa the children were ; they ran to warde her, kiseed Ler handa, premed reund het, could not receve her ardently or enthusiastically evongh. she came among like the spirit of all goodness, sffe.tion, gentle consideration, love and dompaticity. “What! are you al] eo glad t see me, toc, this bright Christroas mncrning | raid Milly, clapping her kands ina pleasant wouder, “Oh dear, how delightful this in!" More rbouting froin the chile dren, wore kirging, mors trooping round her, more happiness, more lowe, more joy, tovre Lenor, an all wider than sie could Lear. “Oh dear,’ said Milly, **whet delicious tears make me shed. How on I ever have deearved What have I done © heeo loved !* “Whocan help is!" cried Mr. Tetterby. “Who can be'p it "" crted Mrs. Tetterb:. “No Dusiness of mine,” replied ber husband. “Births, ceeths, and marriagesjeresthose nothing . to yout"? eaid Mre, Tetterbdy. the birtie were all over for good, and all to. usuel d mensions, aader the diretin of the Street | day, and the deathe were all to Levin to come off Com wiussio: at theirown eapersa, Whieb was | to iorrow, I dou't see why it should toterent me, edopwed by folluwing vote, viz: Affirmative ** Tthoughtit wasacouing to my turn’* grum- Als@rman Fox, the Premdent, Aldcrioen Henry, ) bled Tettervy, As to inarmages, I*ve done it my- Bord, Chipp, Mitchell, Ryers, Jeremiah, Mardy, | elf. I Kuow quite exougt atoutthem."’ To judge M reon, Oiwell, Farley and Loug |. from the dinestistie’ expreamon of her face and APLES M¥RBTOPOUM LAID Oven Presuble, Re. | @® » Mrs, Tetterby A sonbaaet bp egbers the citing Sete ree ution pesmedthe Hoard of Coun | & Puicn ee her husband ; Ly oly of opposed climin October 23, 1562, Huard of “allerwen De- | Bias ue yeribelessy ior ,the gralificadion of quarrel- cember 11, 186%, sod wea epproved by the Mayor aie ka ‘i ” * December 15, 1802, appropriating five hundred ee Nit eet all Hee SP emrten etyoer ine i ‘ ‘ past vy, ‘aut your Gollare Sor the pur OF PUTCHSSOg & swords makioy there, made of pothing elae but bas of buikbead to the ecterior bulkcewd (06, ae ental Jished by the Harbor (ouundesi ners, erect amd Lulld to the extemor river direction of the Croten Aqueduct Department, and ® ompsnying ordinance therefor Le adopted, Woish wre certied, And t0e paper was lad over, Councilman Moughtalin moved that the Com- m on Railroads be diecharved from the farther consideration of report of Committee on Kalroads of Board of Aldermen, with resulutions, First, That the Righth Avenue Railroad Compeny be required to run eech and every one of their cars, containing one oF Fore paxsengers, revulariy to Ryrbty-secoud otreet, without usfer of passengers from one car to another, ef or pear Fifty-minth street; end se cond, That the said Fighth Avenue Railroad Com pany be required to ley their rails and rua their care regularly above, without change or trans- fer of passengers. 00 feat ae the aakd evewue tn ured. end at an early hour yesterday morning discerned him hanging to the cell door. He map his bed blanket aud made a rope, with w Duna himeelfto the grating. He lived bu ‘time after being eutdown The deceased @ pain ter by trade, abowt 50 years of axe, and leaves a wil end three children. Sranpev.—A man ramed Thomas Rush, weeiding at No. 92 Ryerson street, was found one Fulton Ferry boat on Thnreday night, in estate of exheustion from the loss of blood, On arriving at the Breetiye pier it was discovered that be hed Been in the neck oe bleeding profusely, He wae re much exhausted that he was unabie to speak. ‘The police conveyed him to the City Hospital. Scatpgp,—Jobn Coughlan was found lying ed, unti. their rails are iaid aud the care regularly be presented to Colouel Milton Cove | ee” i, you sit end read to the ch iddren “Woo ean heipit!" eohoed the childrea, ine @p the sidewalk om thecorner of Main end Water | run to the upper terminus of the route, at the Har. i}, and 8 at the ¢ Arolier hee declined to act by the . ° and could not foudle it or ber, enough etreets, on Thureday ni His lege presented the | lem fiver, pureuentto the conditions and stipula. | OP Meh proceedings uronsequeuce of but eleven jovfal chorus, And they danced and troo abant er again, and clung to her, and Jaid rosy feces against her dress, and Kissed and fondled i, “TE never was eo moved," nated Milly, drying hes evox, “ae Lheve been this morning.” J must tel You, ae woon aa Tecan speak Rediaw came te me at winrise, and with a tenderness in his mem ner, more waif] bad been him darling daughter than rmyrelf, iinplored me to 6° with him t) where Wi iicam’s brother George is lying Ul. We wens member of the Board of Alcermen baving voted eae vou w o's ind ee dae sora her hus Tha wheer pow" ' wieer, indeed !'* terse The qiestion sounded aorue discordant rote fa tious contained in the charter frou the city authori. tier, Which waa carried, The same waa then curred on by the following vote, Councumen Hayes, W mm, McConnell, Kepper, HMoughtalin, Havilend, Gaw, Murray, O'Brien, Cook, Brandon, Brier, Russell, Fitcyer. sod Joyce 16. Negative Cound men Hemy, ey, Brady end McGrai—5. an Brandon moved to reconsider the @ppearauce of having bees dreadfully ed, He @ould give po account of himself, and was couveyed be the City Hospital. FEtonious Assautr ny a Wostay.—A wo man, named Mary !'etherson, was arrested on Thure- Gay night,on the charge of committing e felonious ersanit apon Mre. Mary MeKenney, and injuring ber eeverely both perties were in that section ef the @ity known 0s Crow Hill]. Ae alleged, Mra Fether in the effirmative on this adoption of sich resol: ony ‘more, Vom, with resolution that the Couptrollr te di- to draw hia warrint in favor of T y and Company, forthe sum of five huadred dulers, jor pur heen. sword, wod belt, per «order ry zt pad ergs as Se uesigitae te Gotinel Mile | Mie Petierbyte bre He ruminated dejectedly fon Cowawell, the emount to be taken froin she | 92)! Pesret bis hand acrom and . ries higiorehes: secoums of Cy Contingencies, Which was edcpted | “Bets mured Mc. every, |e 7 » f s r $ rina fe kbow oat of unaret *, oF Lappier eit: 5 by the following vote, vi Affirmative -A der eget ain raeed d Mrs, letterby, **Are Couneil bj pan visited the house occupied by Mre. MeKenuey | vote by whi) Was asbet iat meeting the report | man Fox, H Hall, Reed, Chipp, Match Hotter, iw its be rae , towether, and all the way along he was ao kind.and without beleg invited. A siuarrel ands abt enmued of the Commuitee on Sewers, with re@olution that | Myers, Jereiiah, Herdy, Masteron, Ottiweil a aby aie | bis Bee ae it sae wad & certan | peered to put mich trust apd hope im me, that f « re, Fetherson pic up eeton etruc. 9 4 4 paragraph of wh n 5 ° . vld not bel ng with pleasure, Wi! fier Mek Rd fa OS 6 shane Sad Berea necemsary receiving ns and | ley aud Loog—13 could not belp erying with piessu: ben we ge Ie in Seventy-fourta « com. meneicg at the weeterly Kide of the FXfMb avenue, Tuoning thence through and along Seveuty-fourth et, tothe Bast River, the interior bottom Line of the ewer at Fish avenue sod Seventy-fourth etree to be covatructed at an elevation not exceeding thirty. @ix sod six-tenth ot tide w the eccompanyiag ordin: there! (with veto of Hus Honor the Mayor), Which was carried, sncfiman Brandon moved that the paper be rred to the Committer on Sewers. Coune\laen Joyce woved that the paper be re ferred we al committer of © Counel) Mayes rnuvedt & riking out ‘three’ aud fausertiog * Whiek wae lost. The motion that the papor be mferredt to # epectal comtuittee of three wae ivet, And tse woe tion t refer te the Committee on Sewers wes Garried, Counce’ man Brice moved that the Coumittes ou Fluance be d scharce! mthe further coushieras tothe bose, we eke woman at the door (nome body had bruised and burs ber, I am efraid) whe Preamile reciting that Clark Mule les tendered “Tbis used toteone of the tarmily faverites, T Nis colossal bronze equestrian etatie of General | recollect," eshi Tetter?y,in@ forlorn and stupid Jackson to the corporate authorities of New York, | way. and vaed to draw teart from the children, | c8Ugbs me by tne bami, and biessed me ae J With reselution that the game be accepted, and that om good, ifthere wenany hutle bieker. | pessed,’* the suin of Thurty4tbree Thousand Five Hundred | ing or diacontent among ‘en, next othe story ofthe “Bhe wasright "avid Mr, Tetterby Mra. Tet Dollars be appropriated to be peid sherefor on ite | robin redbreaste in the wood. ‘*Melanchally case | terby asid she was right. All the children cried erection in thie city, h place an may be dew | of destitution, Yesterday, @ anal! mas, withe right. igvated by the Meyor and Common Covnei|, Which | baby in his arma, and surrounded by haifa dozen “Ab, but theres rncre than that,’ eid Mille, wne loat by the fulowing vote, vis: Affirtative— | ragged little ones of various agen between ten and | When we get ur *, late ‘oom, the wok ‘The Presideat, Aldermen Henry, Reed, Chipp, | two,the whole of whom were evidently in a fam- | 799°. who had ain bours im # e from which Mitchell, Kyers, Haro y. Outwell aud Lony—9 Neg- | dating condition, appeared before the worthy mag. | Do effort conld rouse bit, rose up in his bed, and, stive--Aldertuven Hell, Jeremiah, Mesterson aod | istrate, and wade the fllowing recital: — Ha! 1 | bursting into tears, stresched out hie arma to ma, Parley—4. Subsequently reconsidered sud Jaki | don't understand it, I'm sure,” ewid Tetserby ; *y | aud eaid that be bad led » zouppent life, but thas he wer don't ee@ whet it Las got to do with us? woes truly repeatact bow, ip bis sorrow for the An ordinguce authorir pg the City Lospectur to | ‘tow old and ebabby Mre.Vetter. | push which was all se plain to bin nas great pros eppout @ euitatle person m.eech of (heCaty Darup. | by watching Lim, 1 never saw such @eheuge ime trom which o dense bleck cloud hat claared jug grounds, to ow RoowWu as “insp core of the | roan Ab! dear me, deerme, dear me, is wae e ay, aud that be eutreated me to ask Lia poor old Dump," who shell give t. kets for ewh load of we | sauce fie !' father for bis pardon aud his bleasiny, and to aay mure received, give buds uf one Thousead dell *Wiet wes eee ritice * ber busbeud sourly in. | @ prayer benide his bed, @And when I did eo, Mr, Ye ® cotpensetion of three dollars per | quired Miv Tetterly ohowk her bead; without joined iu it so fervently, aud then eo thank. City Luepector # appoint | replysng in Words, ralaed # complete sea-storm thanked tie, aod theaked Heaven, that my erous character. Firng.—About half-past 3 o'clock yesterJay ing, © fire was discovered in an umoccupird im 16th street, betweem ith and Sth avenues, @wned by Mr. Samuel Warbelton. The flames en- weloped the entire structure, and the whale was con- wamed, Lass about 500. No insurance, —— 8 boy at schoo! at Portsmouth, N. H., the Rebel corsair, Mailit, is raid to have been alwave Bebind his class. The following verase were meade @pon hin, weuy years ago, by one of bie schoul- wetes: Gnd here's Johnny Malt, as straight as a gin Uf you face him ajuare up he’! turn round ont run! The first boy in achoo!, sir, if thieving and lies, Lastead of good echolarebip, bore off the prize, r Said tnotion MARINE NEWS. “wd a ant lospectors se be sb ut he caby, by her \.clemt agitation of the | heartquite overtiuwed, sid I could have done nw Gan Bi. salesd C4. 40—Mesn B. 06.23 B.W.09.05 | dion of rmolution of Hoard of Aliermen, deew proper, who sua. ¢ ve be ehyy iu five boained ee e es * Shing but sob wud eryyf the ace man had not bep- ARRIVED ™ | Couoptrolier be duecte| to uraw # warrent in favor | dollars, aud receive ms cuispesestou vu two dolara SH you taean your marriage wae e eacriticg, my | eel tue be stt down Py tor, which made wie quiet of the ‘Trustees of the Bloomingdale Baptist | end tty ceate per dey Whict wos lost by the | good wemao—" sel ber boebamd, foourse, As I set there, be held my hand tu bie 6TRAMSHIP—Fal U 8 tranepart) Pert Reyak | Chured, tor the eum of one hundred doers and | following sole, v: Afrmatve The Pres deat, “Ld. ean ib" raid bis wife tl heeunkiu pdose; and even theu, when | Patapsco, (U5 trensport 7 tighty-cight ceuta, te bein full payment tor later | Aldermen Keed, ¢ P, Matohel, Jer eh thardy then D roesu tay withdrew my Dard tu ewe him to come here SHIPS—Khine, London; Ne Plus Ultre, Thomas- | ent dus and uupaid for the taxes for years 1500, | Masterson, Ottiw: lw Noge. y wod suri Pybion Mr. Rediaw wee very earnest indeod ig Gen; Jobo Bright; Liverpool, 1661 and 1862, cu the property of eakt church the | tive—Alderien } od Byes 2, B bwequeut- at alae wiel ug metodo), bielnud felt tor mine, 6 thet BRIG-Fiosence, Greenough, from Windsor, NS, | principal having already been Uquidated by the ly reconsidered wud iald coer, ritce, wud that 1 wisn 6 somes se was lated to take wy place aud oy ee ~ ——— | direction of the Common Counil), t mount of such interest, as nbeve, to be charged by the Comp. troller & the account of *Donstioue'? Which was carried, Amd the paper was laid over Counciman Brice movet that the Committee on Fiance be discharged from t!e further considera. tien of billof N.& RB. L, Cooklin, tor furowhing coaches for the reception of the Beventernth Reyi- solution of Board of Couns he wccepled 3 mate be eto give bin hand beck. Ob deur, Onsen Sos directed i erratic ine mite “| wish ithedn't, Tetterby, with ell iy bears ob dear { id me) “y ping. “How thank. wide of the pier atthe footof Twenty-euwhah atewes, ul, I a snute Ada gi as. wife. “You mot ORS best bappy 1 Broulu feel, and do feel, for Nort) : ne ch 1 wish it more than I do, Tetterby ‘this! pote Telco. Ue cen Ay ‘ Bah le, ad dou't know what] saw in ber,” muttered the While she was speaking, Redlaw had come in, fo Le taken from approprist on f arves, Pie vit gure, certainy sew anything, | end, after parsing for » moment to obsiy ve the and Bitps, Waie was cou urred in by ' e Tolle hg now Iwas thinking so, last night, | ereup of which ale was the cenira, had Silently jag vote, vies Affrimative-The President, Alder. | 8fer supper, by the f @'s sgeiug, | secended Vestairs, Upon those stairs he now Too Late for Classification, DPBATEHs. BOY! L- On Friday, Dee, Sth, James Beyle, 3 ae five 1 Co, Koscommon, Lreland, tn the 65th yeas of varta i and Jena lg pn Mga ht Y fully Councilman Brice moved that the Committee on | Mastermen, Ottiwel aut tang eae a f t “He's commou-looking, he bas no air with him, “Kind nuree, gentlest, best of croatiires,"' be sald, cv ted to attend the funeral, om Sunday sherncox, Finance be discharged from the further consilera- 3 hy sd vas Fg i He's smal), hets beginiay to stoop, and he's get. | falliug on bis knea toher,and catching ob Ler cand, Loe YT, at 2 o'clock, from hie late residence, Yon of resolution of Board of Aldermen, that the i be “forgive my cruel ingretitude | rf sntin favor of Bryan Mc. Cabil, Premdent of the Ioerd of Trustees of the " Free Sctioo! of the Chnrcb 0! Saint Jubn the Evan. | 4d it," muttered Mr. geist, for the sum of five hundred dollars, to be “My senses inust b Comptrolier be directed to draw warrants in favor f the Clerk, Messengers, Sergeant-at-Arms, aud eres Tse of the Board of City Canvassers, og bys Mu berry ot. His remains will be antersed ip Iith o, © wetery, 263 PHPLAN. Elizabeth, Beloved wife ef Jeremiah Phetau, in the “On dear, oh dear!" cried Milly tnnorently AG my talod wheat “here's another of them? Ob den here's ped forscok me. T' the | body elee who!kesme. What shall T ever do * said | The guileless, imple gald Board of Canvassrrs,the amount ey in which she aid The frien ty Invited peesed * | eppiled in aid of the fuud for the maintenance of | OD! Way ip which Icon explain it to mysei pie | K to attend the f Sfternoen, Der, | £0 or ered to be past to be taken froin the eppror tl | Skid school, tue arnouat to te etarged by tne Comp: | MUS Tatlerby with elaboration, Sad [e whieh tho pit ber hands beside Kio a7 ane td o'clock, from ber Inte realdancg, 31) Kost 19th edad Waleeae 2 2 Tbe ramen Wohics | Soler to the account of Donations, Which was Tn this mood they sat down to breakfast. The Yehebatal touel, t. Dublin povere please eopy, 266 «| ¢xPe ce sufficient to pay ome, » | laid over, little Testerby's were not babituated to regard thas | de!iq«btful. was carried. Aud the same was laid over, a : ’ > “Twas pot myself." he said “I don't knew : + ~ a " 5 Resolution that the salary of the First Assistant | Me! in the Lgh$ of » sedentary occupstion, but) im AT 7) PAWNDROKER'S TICKETS | yond agus be diackoryed fou the farther | Cit" of the City Inspe tor be increased to two | ducussed i0 a8 8 dance or trot ; retuer resembling | wher it mes Mt wan tome sonmanaoes of my +k wanted, fc iamonds, watches, jewelry, ailver- on mre De = thousand dollars per baum, to date frown and after | # @S¥age ceremony, to the cocagioual shrill whoops, | (isorder perlups— aad, onger. cons.deretion ef resolu\joa of Board of Aldermen, thas the Comptroiler be directed to draw lis war- rect iv favor of William roll for tbe sum of two theusend six hundred end twenty-mine dollars and sixty cents, for services and funeral expenses of DrigecierGensres Samuel K, Zook, Brigadier-Gen- with which | Almost as I apeak, I reared. I heard the } ndishings of bread and b Bee Gre day a guly, 183%, the SROUR of euch ine pe banal ach Fy wait frig the intricate | children cryiug out your wane, ond the shade crane a be token trom the appropriation fr Cuy filinva off int the street and back again, ard t paneed from me atthe v ryeourdofit, Ob, done R salut oe 1 deb wee l8id over hoppings vp and down the door steps, which were | Weep! Dear Miliy, it your oult read my beartand portion: eutc Hea #2 be epbatannsal a 6 APs | incidental bo performance, In the present in. | only koow with what affection end what greatal ing Vote, vie ie hee eh reed H are ‘ stance, the ¢ ions between these T rby Bama it ia glowing, you would not let me aee you ire, pistole, kunt, &c,, and the biahest prices at can be ot: turd iu shia eaty, by applying ot i: tron Broadway, op Stairs, 125 N EXTRA BOUNTY, CASH DOWN IN * hand, yill be paid to le men, who are » wred to fille ota, None t respectable, able- bodied men wanted. rly this day, to MA. | era! Weed, Colonel James Husten, Cape hell, Kyers, , ; 'PPs | children for the milkeaud-water juy, common so | WoUll vod leb ine per you weep. It ts euch deep SUALL & CO. 839 B room,” est | S Sulne, Toulanaat Herbert, Colene! 0 a abla cat ees emetacts Olli Ali, which stood upon the table, presented ua lie ais sei ee N WICE TO TAIL —THE he Re aa carta bees ? | Fox, the Preaui Madtnai Tih t Bec mentable wn tostance of angry passions maen very id Milly, a“ pth tq rg fa sanexed. ch wee Tho resolution Bubsequentiy aah Ate nen HY bad Hrol--4, high indeed, thet it was an eutrage on the memory wy you al king for T, P. HU Uta Bipedy, now Ak sete i ike Werkine Tel he momen r e of " {Wve and Denevelent Union will be held Reform Hall, 281 Grand ef, this Saturday evening, at 6 o'alk, “so tis now teenie Bratt ee War ED—A FIRST CLASS OPREATOR on Ategers pants; Getta “S F wae concurred in by the following vote: Aflirma- tive—Councilmen yes, Healy, Keenan, Web- eter, McVay, Gross, Brady, McCouarll, Repper, Houghtalin, Haviland, Gew, MoGrath, Murray, O'Brien, Cook, Brandan, Brice, Russell, Fitzger: end Joyoo—31, Councilman sexce moved that the Comzaittes on Affairs Gecharges from the further consideration of the till Col. Chas, Boome, hwo husled ead dure @eseary Ww) of Doctor Watts, It wae not until Mr. Tetterby ik me \ forgive se litle, had driven the whole herd out at the frout doer, | yet ® pleasue that you do,’ F thats moment's peace wes secured; and even | “And will you come agula ? end will you finisd that was broken by the discovery that Jobn. | the curtem ?* ny hed eurreptitiously come “No,'' eald Milly, Prying her eyes, and that instent choking in the jog ber bead. §=‘‘Yon won't care far my needlewor! pe ae! 14 Mra. win tt forgiving mae, to my thas |* Gbe beckened me at last{" 68: ire. aside, apd whimpered to bie ear. ‘Tenarby, afer the ow) #and th the ea” » ‘ * Tote Continued, / Resolution of Berd of Councilmen © pay the Cectiian Bend fur services on the Fourth of July. Which was lost by the foliowing vote: Affirmative —-Alderman Fox, the President, Aldermen Heary, Reed, CAIPP» Mitchell, Ryers, Jeremiah, Master. ean, Otdwell, Parley aad Long—1& Negative Aldermea Hall end Hardy-—2, Gubsequenuy re end laid over, F Go,be contioned.)