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TIIE T0LIT1CAL MURDER. COMllEXCEMEXTOF TBE COROSEE'S I ISQUEST. M- aX-C9ATOS JAMES O'BUtI fWEAM THAT CKOKEB PIKED TH SHOT THAT KILLED M'KEXXii OTHER WI1SMJM OIVX B1M-ILAft TIJTIMOXTj eTRASGE COWDCCT OX TBZ TAItT Cr ODKONKB tTOtTMAX. The inquest ia the case ef John WcKeiuta, hot aod killed during ea election flfibt ea tbs morn-Hag of Tarsd-iy lait, it ia charged, by Coroner Kich-ard Croksr, Cwct and Henry Hl.ksy, and Joha Kherblaa. was teen a at the Coroner' offic yeater- kJay Morniac.

aad, a will ba eeen by tha following fe-eport of the procdloga, Coroner Woltman, who ton tb day of tha mardtr retraced his accused Taaa-eauoy associates oo the paltry bai of fa. MO each, kcaln violated tka elm pleat prinolplee of decency and Jnstic. Tb prisoner Croher, tba Hickeya, pad Bhertdaa caaa to tba exarniaatioa room ee compaaied by Joha Kelly, ex-rebel Fellow, and Ex-Health Commissioner John ifojlally. Soon after 'Ae-istant District Attorney librae Russell, who Seneared oa tha toart of tha uoonla. cant to tha Cbroners' office, accompanied by P.

-Senator Jemee (O'Brien, li oariy aa 10 o'clock Houston street, ta tba vicinity of ibo Coroner' office, mi crowded with Eighteenth and Twenty-first 'Ward roughs, whoaa 'dicated" tha rfeptb, of To, keep these rowdies countenances fairly to-their -social degradation, and ruffian from; forcing jlheir war Into tba examination a Bomber of tPoiice ottceira. under command of Capt. Clinehv. of ft bo Boarferenth Precinct, kept tba atroet clear la (Croat of the Coroners' and- several other ofll-err were posted ia tha passage of tha building, and received th witnesses as tbey eaaaa' and eon- acted to a room la too upper part of tba bjjldlng. separata from tha examination room.

Capt. AlUr sad Sergeants Chris li and Randall, of the Twenty -first Precinct, who had aubpmneed tba witnesses, were present In the capacity of witnesses. The examination roota was crowded to the duora. AmoBf th number of persons present were aKx-Corooer' Young; Aiders Flanagan. William Seortew- Cook, at'd folios Captaine Tynan and arphy.

Tba Jury la composed of the follow-log personal PnHIp Harris, (trunks. No. 207 Third Avenue jaicnaei aioor neer, -no. xo un a wenty-Bret street; James H. Xedien.

crockery, Ko. 258 Third avenue i Isaac C. Willis ma, batcher, K. tl Third George. jW.

"Wbtetou, stables, Uo, 43 Lexington avenue i Matthew Tfandley, Is o. 3t)o Third avenue Joha W. Baldwin, fancy gooda, No. 314 Third avenue John J. Bask, Ko.

198 Third Avenue i Newman Htich, pawnbroker. No. 311 Third ewenne i JamVS O'llara. aboea, Ko. 308 Third are and John Schmidt, butcher, No.

203 Third are-vas. Ia reference to this 'Jury, it would ba well to remark, tha among tha jurors originally summoned by Coroner Woltmaa was one John Hughes, of No. in MI Thi man la a Mlatlv o( Johxf Kosly. and at his Instance) Sash and Hand. ft TT 1 1 sum nor Air.

Dash's asmo is to be found in the City Directory. Coroner Woltmaa awora each juror separately, and said that up to the present no one had boon dis tlaetlr charged before him. with committing tfie Wims. Ex Senafcr James O'Brien, of "So. 144 Eaat Thirty, fourth stmt.

waa tha first witusss called. Ha ksto J)ia eridsnc clearly and distinctly. It fully corrob-t rated bis prerious statements to the reporter of The Tnf Us said that on tha morning of election lie came np Sreoud arcane to Thirty-fourth street, en tha westerly aids of tha avenue. At Thirty, fourth atrseU oa the easterly side of tha avenue, he saw two of his friends, Mr. WlUlsm Borst add air.

Costelloe, atanding la front of Murphy's liqoor store, surrounded by Croksr, the Uickeys, Sheridan, and noma others A altercation was evidently going on. swnd Mr. Boras, acted aa though he anticipated bring beaten, for ho beckoned to witness to coma over. He did ao, oli Mr. Borst to come away and not to pay.

any attention to those men. meaning Cioker and his companions,) Jwhen Croksr stepped forward and said, "(let oat, you dirts You're a thief, and I'll well your nead for you." Witness said, "Go a war Croker then atmclc witnena In the face. WMnesa railed for tba Police, when Croker, tha Hickeya, and Fneridan drew rerolvrrs. Witness still called for the Police, when MciXenns ran forward, as if to make peace. Croker immediately divertod the aim sf bis revolver from the witness to hleKenoa and tired.

McXeana Kve a alight crv, atsjicered for. Vard a lew steps and fell in the atreet between the rar track and the gutter. His feet lay toward the windww of the cigar store, kia head toward the ear Crack, and in the direction at TbJrtv-tblrd atreet. Ha laid taeiw-with his face down. Whea Croker abot and the Utter fall, the witness called oa the Police to arrest Croker, saying, Ton feave killed that man." General abooting took pilaoe, both Hlekeva and Sheridan uaang their revolvers.

Jk namedPatiick Crais went to raise McKenna op. wbea Georae Uickey nred two shots at bina. The ftPollee arrested Croker. the Hickeya, and Sheridan, 'and brought thorn to the staUonnuuse, where witness made charges of murder against them. Tbey wished to make charge of assault and battery against witness, but the Sergeant on duty refnsed to consider said proposed charge, saying be could see bo ground tor making it.

In answer to a Juror. Kx-Seuator O'Brien said that be bad no knowledge or any disturuanoe la we victn- oa that mum 111 and that ne never carried a pis- Mr. 0Briea then pointed out "en a large diagram the exact position of the various part ins at the time of tba abooting, and the place and position in which McKenna fell. Mr. -William H.

Borst, of No. 137 Weal -Forty, ninta street, waa next called. Ha said be bad no Ituaineaa, but waa living on his private means. He said that on the morning of eleetion day he waa at tbe corner of Tbirty-fourta atreet and Second avenue with Mr. Costelloe i Croker, the Hickeya, and Sheridan came by i witness said "Good morning.

Coroner Croker said What are you doing here I I will send you to Stats Prison get out of here;" witness feared be would be assaulted, and aeeing Senator O'Brien oa tbe other aide, beckoned to bun to come over; O'Brien asked him to com a tway, wbea Croker called O'Brien a thiefand said a would bave btm ia State Prison inside of a year. O'Brien ssid. Yoa are aa ingrate and a sepester." Croker laaa struck O'Brien, and the lattercatlled for tbe Police, ea which Croker. the ilickers, and tshendan drew pistols. itneca naa no weapon, ana culT cirric4 vilkiDtf whicti he cuulil pro- .1 I 1 I 1 enc uereuary.

uu me vikuiu oeicg arawn. AicKcBV stepped ferwsrd. whea sw shaft was tired and HcKeaa, SAgered mad The allot, cm, ft ii dlracftaoaa ol ben Croker wu. -A. nan enOfSTOrxi to p.ck McKenna np, wbea Georae BU key jUred at him.

Hickey fired several times at McKenna while the latter laid on the ground. Mr. Borst then described by means of the large diagram the situation of the parties. Ac. His description exactlr coincided with that civeu by tbe preceding Witness, Patrick Craig was tha next witness called, He testified: bve at No.

S14 East Thirty-sixth street. On tne morning of eleetion day, while at tbe corner 'of Thirtv-tlurd street and Second avenne, Croker. the Hickeys, and Sheridan, passed up tha avenne. gave tha time of day to Croker. About three min ra after I heard a "shot and ran up tbe avenue to see what tbs matter was.

Saw McKenna lying face down ia tbe street. Went to pick him up, when George Hickey aimed a revolver at ma and mud, Drop him, you of a I nut down to Tairtv-tbird arreei, when the Polios came and helped te carry McKenna to the drug store, corner of Tbtrty-fourta street and Second avenue. When tu the drag store 1 ankea Mi -us whose baud I bad ta mine. "Joha. how did this haupen who did ill1 Heaaid, I will tell Tuu Dick Croker ia the nsaa that abot me." x-Rebel John K.

Fellows, slthooch having ne legal right to do aa, put eeteral joeatioua to tbe wit. cm Ua the intent ef casting doubt oa his credi- bilit. It is not likely that a man ia Craig's posi-. lion, bavin all bis iu teres centred lu McKsona, COOJU OUServai Ul yvtwttm uus HwrtMu kaow who they were. The witnesa then pointed out ea the map the position ef the various parties at the time ol and iaiaWuielT after tbe bootm.

Slla evideoca to this respect was exactly similar to SUSt wa ih, I'Ji i i i w. a ijllaati u. winters, a booor-dealer. of No. 599 f.eceud aveuuei, waa next called.

11 is appearance and of giving evidence were not in his favor. Ve testified tost wftlle at lh polling-place ea Seo-end tttsu. aear Thirty-third atreet, he heard a ah-, aud running ap saw MeKeoaa lying with his lace down ta the stieet, and saw Hsorv Hickey tire a.hiK.at kisa. Neither CruVer aor O'Brien aeemed a bave any wrapoua la thetf pnsaessioa. After ward saw some pistols taken from ersana in tbe autiOB-hease.

This witouas uesrriled oa the map the nation of McKenna bea ba tell ia the 'a petty Tammany politician of tbe approved pattern, residing at' No. 577 First aveaa. a liqaoodesirT, was next eaUsd. He de-acribed the aliarrattua i beard Croker call O'Brien a thief, and OErien call Croker a Teeeaieri saw Croksr strike Rrient. saw Borst atriks Croker with a ktick; neither Croker aor Brtem bad pistolat -kaaxd abot fired, and aaw McKeaaa tall saw George Uickev with a revol ver i there were lour or in ahota bred i Mchleiiaa fell at the ttrst abet.

James Conwav. of Ne. J-fc East weutv-uujta street, teonned that while staadUaf oo the norlh-eiast ewsec ef ihirty-s-oond atreet aud becoad aveaue be aaw Crr-ker aid 0 Briea snraceja aa alterrati.m. Saw Croker strike Bnea ana irm vA abot was then ared aad Mckveana fell. Could no tao Ureal tbe rhvt.

There were three or four VTL. Ooiw aor U'Brlea Lad lay pUtot Saw Hickey have a petoi. Aota-r could not identify bad a pietoL hm alloe, a teaxa-ortver. ef No. JOl Kaet lair.

a Vaa ll UUiiiuag. AJMM Ha, a wiUraas. be baaw aotniar. os- wwm thtnr, except that a either O'Brien ner Croker had a ptstoL. I Cdward A.

Jjttk waa railed bat did not answer. bar tea J. Kvaa, a lathe-, sf No. 613 Seoond avenne, aad a political protege of Croker, waa aext called. He aaid that lie walked ap the venae with Croker.

who told Meaarra. Borst and Coxtetlo te get out of the ward, O'Briea came across the errext, and Croker aad be began abusing each etaer. O'lirirn backed Croker to tbe Lamp on tbe corner, struck btm, and knocked his hat ill Borst struck st Croker with bis Walking cane. Croker came back aad struck O'Brien. There waa a shot fired, bat the witness onold could net swesr who fired and con Id only say that neither Ctxker nor Brien bad a ptMtol.

i i Joha Iiesatt, a mason, of No. 554 Second avenue, testified that he was talking to a blend when the tragedy or-arrsd, and did uot knew any of the esxtiee. Neither Croker nor O'Briea bad a p'Ud. lie aaw GenrgeJJkkey level a revolver at McKeu. na's bead, and abeot him.

Tbe witness positively Identified George Ilickev. Michael Ckdord, of No. 39 East Thirtv-fiftbstreet, a laborer, waa next called. He aaid "All I know of It la that I was licked by the same parti ee myself." (Laughter.) The witness went on to say that while working for Tammany ia another district Stephen O'Briea aad a straujc man came np. Stephen O'Prieu said Tou you are working against my brother.

Theatrango man struck bim with a club on the bead, and Steve O'Briea tried to throw bim In tbe atroet. The witness added in an irreaistahly droll manner, aad if he did I aupp as I might as well be dead aath man that's dead. I told Senator O'Brien about the war hla brother used me, and be aaid he was very-Sorry." Great laughter.) Assistant District AMornev Rasseli asked what re-, lation this evidence had to tbe death of McEeuna. Ex-Rebel ellow explained that aa counsel for the prisuoers he had, in view of the Police Court proceedings, prepared evidence to show that on the fatal morning men in the interest of O'Brien were going through the di tract beating and atsaulung those opposed to them. i IHatncl Attorney fiussell said tint it bad got pothiag to do vltu tba dsatb of McKeoua, waa irreaevsnt evidence, and asked that it be stricken out.

Coroner Woltmaa reioctantly ruled it so. The next witness was a genuine surprise to the prisoners, Ex-Rebel Fellows, Corroer Woltnisn, and alobn Kellv. It--waa a little boy named Eujeue Healy, resfding at N331 East Thirty-third street. During the examination of this boy. Coroner Woltmaa did all in his power to confuse tbe witness, although it was perfectly evident to all dm in teres ted persons that tne boy not only meant to tell tbe whole truth, but Was telling it aa beat be knew how.

The boy described hpw O'Brien and Croker met and abused each other; that Croker hit O'Brien, and the latter hit back that Croker and a tall man, whom people around said waa Hickey, drew revolvers that McKenna stepped forward, and that Croker and Hickey, leveling, toeir revolvers at bim tired, on which McKenna fell on the atreet in tbe manner described by previous witnesses; that Senator 0 Brien ran behuid a veoder'a wagon to escsoe from Hickey, who fired two shots at bim. He, the wit- neas, turned McKenna over on his back, aud helped to cany him to the drug store. Senator O'Brien said to bim, "honny. did you see anything of and witness answered, "Yea, when Senator Brieu aaid. You ouht to go and see the Police." Witness went to the ststion-bouse, and tbe Sergeant -took his name and address.

He waa eubpOBnaed by Capt. Allaire. Coroner Woltman cross-exam I tied the boy fur over twenty minutes, trying to contuse bim. 1'lie boy at once identified Croker, whom, he aaid, be had seen -before; but said he could ardly recoguixe Hickey, whom be had never seen before, ss men look so diiterent on toe street and in a room. Hs did not identify Hickey until tbe two Hickeys stood up, when he identified George Hickey aa the man.

As the bov left the witness-stand, District Attorney Kusselt took his name and address, and cautioned b'iiu against apeak ing to any one about the case. I bo mas Murphy, of No. 581 Second avenue, saw O'Bnea and Croker clinch, aad at once ran into a neighboring hallway. While there heard several abuts. On coming out aaw McKenna lying i set-down on tbe street, and aaw Sheridan near the rail-way track, revolver in hand, firing on McKenna.

Coroner Woltman then aaid that as tbe inquest would be very protracted, if Would be begun at 10 o'clock A. M. each day, and continued until -4 o'clock P. a recess cf tjf hour fur dinner being taken at clock. Hs would at this stage adjourn the inquest until 10 o'clock to-day.

District Attorney Busaeil aaid Mr. Coroner Before the adjournment ia carried into effect, I would, with the greatest respect, offer a suggestion. 1 bave understood that the parties bo stand here in the attitude of prisoners bave been since this occurrence st large on baiL Tbe tight or. justice of your taking bail under auch circumstances 1 de not propose either here or In any other place to cavil at or criticise. To-day, however, tbqee persons are distinctly chsrged with homicide, oa the evidence in sworn testimony ol'eeveial witnesses with the high crime of homicide, and I earnestly hope tbey will be delivered into the custody of the proper othceaa, and ia custody until the termination of this inquisition.

This is the usual coarse, it has been done in toe cases of other prisoners, not so prominentas these, and 1 think there should be but one law fur the rich and peor, high andJuw, and not for one above the I make this suggestion in the utmost kindness and ceurtes.vvand with the earnest hope that it will meet your approval." -Taia motion ol Mr. Russell took John Kelly, Ex-Rebel 1'ellows. and Cruker completely by surprise. However, Croker looked at Fellows, sal Fellows looked st John Kelly, aud Honest" John caught the eye of Coroner Woltman. There was magiu ia tbe Coroner Woltman leaned back in his cbatr, and with an assumption of dignity and an equally discreditable effort to speak grammatical Juigdsb, aaid that -with all' deference to tbe District Attorney, be did not see any reason tor committing Croker, tbe Hickrs, and Sbendan.

Tne case, to bis Dilad, waa in tne same as it waa on the day the homicide. The evidence given under oath was, in bis opinion, contradictory, and he did not see any necessity lor adopting the course eng. gested by tbe District Attorney. The inquest was then adjourned to to-day. 1 Aa Assistant District Attorney Russell left' be said that be had an idea bia suggestion would not be adopted, but he desired to place himself upon tne record, and let the public indge of the mstter.

The afoornment had hardly been earned into effect when Uthcer Webber, of the Tombs Squad, made bis sppearance with a warrant issued by Justice Morgan for the arrest of John Sheridan, charging bim with assault with intent to The complaint waa made by x-Seoator O'Brien, who swore that Sheridan fired a revolver at bim. Honest" John Keily waa sitting near Sheiidan when the officer en-tereo, and asked the officer to bring Sheridan before Coroner Woltman-; This the officer acceded to, aod Woltman came in in a few minucea. Honest" John aaid This officer baa a warrant for Sheridan's arrest for assault and battery. by Judge Morgan. Aa I understand the law, Sheridan ia now virtually in your custody, under yeursubncfiaa, aad I do not think you bave any rignt to surrender him." Coroner Woltmaa waa not alow to take Honest" John's hint, and Said Givs Juige Morgan my compliments, and tell him Sheridan lain my custody, waiting to testily under my sub pons, and that be ran have bim when I get through wth bim." All that Officer Weboer could do, under the circumstances, waa to aay, I will tell udge Morgan." and walk out of the room with bis unserved warrant in bis pocket.

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEX. QUESTIONS FOR 'MR. GREEX DISCUSSION OF THE EXTESSIOX OF THE NEW-YORK ELEVATED RAILROAD COMPANY MIS- CELLAXEOUS BUSINESS. I In the Board of Amu taut JLlderanii yeater- daT, ar. Thornell esllexl attention his raaulntinn vblch -was pssaaad in afoly last.

ealUng pod the Controller for extended information as to rtbe management of the City finances, and he moved that the Controller be requested to answer tbe interrogato ries then propounded. AQ tbe leading questions, which were very numerous, were publiabed in Tbi Tuixs. They related to the Issue of the bonds, and to the management of the Finance Department and the City debt. No opposition was made to the motion, and it was pasaeL The following preamble and resolution were called up by Mr. Thornell nraeree.

The Senate aad Assembly of this State, at ita late session, passed an act providing for tbe extension of the Jicw-Yerk breveted Railroad Company ta Harlem River, and which now awaits tbe approval of bia bxeelleaey tba Governor et this Stale aud If kersos, 1 be deaiaud of our eittaens for rapid means of tran between the lower and upiwr ponioos of tbe island has become so universal aa to require prompt and argent action ny the represeutativea ol the people of this City therefore be it Jb-snleeil. Tbst tbs members of ths oard of Assistant Aldermen, express ng the views ef ths eitisena of this illy in tavvr rapid tranut, most earnestly and respectfully request his Exeelleuey tbe Governor of this Mate is spnrove tha bill now before btm lor the extension of aaid road, Lu order that the same may become a law. Auolcea, lb at tbe Clerk of this board be and bsMs hereby directed to forward a eertidedeopy of this resolution te bia hxoelleacy Gov. Dix. Mr.

Clancy opposed tbe resolution. He said the Greenwich Slreet levated Railroad was a iraad. It btd broken twenty-five or thirty men. and It now asks a subsidy. Be could not vote for such a re solution Mr.

Thornell replied that. In his opinion, tbe beet way to help rapid transit waa to accelerate all means by which persons engaged In business down town can reach their in ths upper portion of ths City, and tne Elevated Road was one of the means. Aa to men beicg broken bj their connection with the roal, that waa a matter of speculation which did not affect the question of rapid tranait. A Mr. Clancy said that the bill before the Governor an objectionable one.

It interfered witb the right et those who pexvbinaiy bad control of tne road, aad gave all power the present manage-meet. The resolution waa lost by a vote of 8 to 8. Tpon subsequent reconsideration, av motion was adopted instructing the Cisrk to procure a copy of tbe l-ill aad append it ta the resolution for tbe tuture action of tbe boaid. A resolution waa adouted reqaeating the Board of Apportionment te appropriate tor tbe purchase of tbe early Baauali mapa of this City. The matter has beeu before the Common Council lor many months.

Tbe board Um a passed a large number of general orders providing fur paving various and bull dug sewers, alter which they ad-toarned nntU Friday, wbea like basinets will be transected. Quebec, 9. On Saturday last a man named Bourcbier, aad Bis son, were ia a battoaa en the river, at New-Liverpool, wbea tbe latter fell verb, aid aad shouted for be in. Tbe father jumped Into the river te his aaaiaton oe, bat tbe eon clang to bim with each teaeaite the beta war diansL CITYlAND suburban news. i i.

I XETT-TOEK. Tbe arrivals at Castle Garden jesterday nam-bered 7C Gen, Sherman and family left this City last evening for St. Doui. Dr. 3.

Viilcr will dcliyer hi new kctnre, AO for t'nn. at Association Hail this evening, i The Beard" ot Supervisors are to meet as CouDty CsDvasscrj lo-dsy, to canvass the election retnrut.i i T. 8. Maurice's dwelling. 2fvlW West Fcyor-teenth atrret, was damaged to the extent of 1200 by fire yestefday.

The annual inner of tbe Prodace Exchange Base-ball Club wfD be held at a o'clock thia evening at Dieter's, No. 1ST MonUgue street, Brookryn. By ortler of the Ooverninc Committee of the Stock Exchange the bonds of the Rensselaer and Saratoga Railroad bave been placed oa the Free List. A Ta Party" win ba given to-morrow eveniDg, in tbe lecture' room of the MacDoujral Street Baptist Church, by ths ladies ol the congregation, j. Jame Qohm, agstl fortv-five, died Yesterday at his residence.

No. 21 Cherry street, from injuries received about a week ago by an iron grating falling upon his bead. Mr. Aftolph Grapel, a lopg-etaufling member of the Produce died sudileuly of heart disease venterdav at hla reeidence, No. 165 Futsam avenue, Crooklyn.

la consequence of the. xrifadra-aral of tho Nevada tbe maila which were to liv been carried by bar' wil be cakea to-morrow by the Abysatai of tbe Canard Line. Louis tioee, ased of No. 281 Avenue while playing in the foundry No. 43o( East Nine-tees th 'atreet.

yesterday, was seriously lnured by a molding-box falling on him. Henryj Monauaa, aged twenty-five jean, of No. 636 Cast Seventeenth street, fell from his track at Greenwich and Vestry streets, yesterday even, ing. and Waa dangerously wounded. Tbe remains of an unknown man, apparently about sixty years of age, were found yesterday float, ing in tbe North River off Pier Nn.

3d, and were 'removed to the Morgue tor identification. A publio meeting will be held in Cooper Institute at 3 o'clock this afterno-m. to consider some plan for awakening the moral sentiment of tbe community against tbe wrongs done to the Iadiaus. i Joseph; Scbwendeman, of Ko. 119 Orchard street, wa held for trial at the Tombs, yesterday, for receiving a hide of sole-leither, knowing it to be stolen.

The property was found in his possession. During a quarrel East Houston street last night William Burns, of No. 229 Mulberry atreet, waa stabbed in tbe leftside and slightly wounded by Thomas 4. Taylor, of No. 215 Forsyib street, who escaped, a j- Chamberlain Lne makes tbe following report Balance in the City Treasury Oct.

31. 7.24V 300 71 receipts siuce last week. $13,356,581 52 pa mentsi (111,873,315 amount on band 9, 3,726,507, Sat. Aioswerth T. twenty-four, 1 of No.

494 Third avenue, attempted suicide, owing to business troubles, by shooting himselT in tbe bead. He was tsken to Betlevue Hospital by the Twenty-' first Precinct Police. Tbe Sue via, the largest German steamer now afloat and the latest addition to the fleet of the Hamburg American Packet Company, was open for inspection kresterday at the company's at the toot of Third atreet, Hoboken. After an eloquent sermon, on Sunday last, by Rev. Mr.

Jutten, Pastor of the Sixteenth Baptist Church, of this City, its entire debt, amounting to 83,100, extinguiaaed by the contributions of members f)f tne Church and conjrregatio i. Charlek of No. 179 Kivington street, pleaded guilty at the Tombs, yesterday, to stealing $60 and jewelry valued at $10, from Teresa Burch, and a watch and chain valued at $75 from William Soli wen ker, residing iu the same house, United State Commissioner Osborn has been appointed Commissioner to tike tha tciti- mony of such witnesses as nixy come before him, 'to be used iu! the investigation of, auv claims that may be presented to the Court of the Commissioners of Alabama i-laims. The' oast-vrrecking- Company's steamer Lackawanna boa not yet found the misiing steamer Amanda Winants. Althoagb no official statement has boenimade.it la uuderxtood that twouty-tive live were lost with the i steamer, on which there was no i i Edward J.

Pistorius, aged fifty, a German, re. aiding at One Hundredand Ninth atreet and Ninth avenue, accidentally fell vn a hatchway at tbe loon Brewery, at One Hundred and Tenth street and Ligh avenue, aad was so severely injured that be died soon after. Officer! Quigley last night arrested James a negio, at the ccrner of Bleecker and Wooster streets, for besting bis wife. Williams resisted, and cut Officer in ths hand with a razor. He ws su boned by a vigorous use of the dub and locked up.

A meeting of merchants connected with the iron tradejwas to have been held yesterday at the Chamber 'of Commerce for the purposa of devising measures to co-operate with other branches of busineeat in bringin" sbont a codification aud aim plincation ol the 'iariff laws. A match ganre of foot-ball was played at the Rlytdan Fields on Friday last between the New-York TJniversitf and tbe College of tbe City of Ne w-Tork. The gams was weli-played au1 closely contested, and reealtbd in -favor of tne College of the City of New-York or a score of lour goals to three. The Germania established several years ago; fur benevolent" and charitable purposes, celebrated' its Fourth Anniversiry last evening by a banquet and ball at the Uermania Assembly Rooms. Repre.eutatives of several lodges were presaat and the Order was presented with-a new bauuer.

J. Deusch, commercial traveler representing a Boston bouse, was found dead la his room at the Union Hotel, corner of Forty-second atreet and yesterday morning. Death ia supposed to have resulted from disease of the i. sjasjJEeman-woman's Benevolent Society celebrated Schiller's birth-day: last evening by a dra-matio entertainment at tbe Harmony Rooms, in Essex street. Toe evening closed ta a ball, waicb wm sttendtd by tbe member, of several otlitr Grxmaii Benevolent Sdcietiet.

A handsome young lady whilo attemptiiiK to Jonp on rerr7-OonS of Use GrwzMl Ssre Llm, last evening, fell into slip. A weU-drcssed young man jumped Id after her, saved her from drowning, and spoiled hla sait of new clothes. Tbe yoanx laoy walked home without thanking him, or giving her name and residence. Coronet Eicklioff, yesterday, impaneled i a jury in the case of Patrolman Thomas'' vers, of the Eighth Precinct, who was run over and killed by a Seventh avenue railroad car on Sullivan atreet, on Sunday afternoon while pursuing a prisoner who bad escaped from him, as already published in TUB Times, sdi( the inquest was postponed until toe end of tbe week- The fmieral of the deceased otfioer will take place to-day. A meeting of the Association of the Alumni of Columhia College will be held at 8 o'clock this evening, at Delmonico's, corner of Fifth avenue aad Fourteenth' street.

Ths meeting is caliel tor the completion of the oraniz-ition of the Association tinder the charter recently granted by the Legislature. All graduates of the College, wbetaer mem-bera ot the Aa-ociauon or -not, are invited to be present- Sapper is to be served at 10 o'clock. Miss lriUi delivered an interesting discourse last evening at tbe Firt Reformed' Episcopal Church, Madison avenue and Forty-eeventh street, upon mission work among the Zenana' women ol India. 1 Miss Britoo has spent many years in Calcutta engaxd. In tmsaiooary work, aud ha recently ruited this country in the iuteivst ot toe missions there, and trill tciti on next Saturday, acoouipanied oy aeverai fatues wno nave nnea me society.

I I EX0OXLYX. The Board of Estimate met yesterday and agreed1 upon $1,531,709 84 aa the sum necessary to be raised ibr the County Government dnrinr the ensuing year. Of this amount $1,455,009 6d will be raised trom; the city. At the regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen yestcrtlay that portion of the Budget Commit-tee's report relating to the s.tlaries of the heads ef departments aod their clerks was oonsiiered. After some discussion it wss resolved to levy $390,000 oa tbe whole City for that purpose.

Superintendent Folk ordered all the reserve platoons of: the Police on duty yeeterday in cense. qnence ef la rumor to the effect that the society cooparsot this city were abnt to force tbe noa-soiaety workmen to striVe. The oopers did not mass a detaonatration of any kind yesterday. A instrumental, and literary entertainment will be given this evening at the newlr-estab- Pahed Gospel oa Lincoln between Fifth aad Sixth avcTtura, of which Re. J.

Bradford leaver is Pastor. Ths proceeds of the entertaia-luent will for tbe benefit of the church. In tbe 'ckae of David Hartigan. the foreman who was murdered at Weodrufl tc. Robinson's stores oa tbe 30th ult the Coroner's jury brought in a verdict yesterday to the effect that he cams to bis death rVanlon aad Charles ONs0.

Tbe Police have not -ye sue oerera. et succeeded ta effecting; tha arrest of the mux- Judge Tappen, Bitting in tho Special Term of tha Supreme Court, yesterday, fixed Thursday next to bear arrament ea the motion to admit Mrs. Her rlgaa te baiL WESTCHESTER COVXTY. Junes Do am ing, of Yankers, nineteen yeaxs of age, was yesterday committed to the County Jail on a chars of burglary and petit mroevy. Since Oct.

13 toe accused naa. alone, entered fly dwellings, and stolen jewelry valued at 4150. Thomas Cnrraa was also arrestee) on a charge ef receiving tbe property stolen by Downing, lie was held to bail to Sussex. i XETT-JEESET. Gen.

X. P. Banks will loctare in Passaic on Thursday evening. Mrs. Job Cleveland, mother of man Cleveland, diod at her beta on Barrow atreet.

Jersey City, yesterday. Sheriff Lstverty, of Hudson: County, who is to be sworn in to-day. will be presented by his friends witb a gold badga and diamond setting valued at $350. Valentino Scbolland, who brutally Msaultod and almost killed his wife, at their home oa Second street, Jersey City, In September lsnti waa placed on -trial In the Hudson County Court of Sessions, befor Judge Hoffman, yesterday. Jeremiah Sullivan, the eonyfet who committal suicide In tbe Hudson County Jail on Saturday, by cutting bis throat, waa buried iu the Potter'a Field yesterday.

He bsd a family' living In be deserted some months Spencer Rogers, a man held in; high esteem In Newark, who had been for over twelve year in. tbe employ of J. M. Qoimby i carriage mint-iiicturers in that city, was arrested yesterday harped with awindling his He had been iu tbe habit for some years past of charging for the aervioe of men never employed in tbe establishment. It not known how: nmcb he has succeeded in swindling the firm in this manlier, but it ia thought that tbe amount will reach fully $2,000.

He waa bailed for trial. In the Hudson County, X. Court of Sessions, yesterday, Valentine Scholland was tried for the attempted murder of bia wife, at their borne ia Second atreet, Jersey City. Schulland waa Jealous ot the woman, and one night last September clubbed ber ao badly that she lav for many days at the point of neath, and was disfigured. for life, i On the trial, yesterday, he eras defended' by Norman Ia.

Rowe, i-sn. Tbs jniiTS deliberated for a few minutes only, sua returned with a verdict of guilty. Judge Hou nian remanded bim for sentence. 1IEETIXQ OF THE BEPCBUCAyS 0F TEE SIXTEENTH DISTRICT. A regular monthly meetinar of the Sixteenth Assembly District Republican Association wss held last evening at No.

230 Third avenue Mr. M. re (ran presiding. During tbe transaction iof the routine business, forty new members were 'elected and a Urge number of propoaals referred to tbe Member ship Committee. The following resolution was adopted nmler th head of new business Rrtolveil, Thst tbe Republican Party Is strong enough In principles snd In numbers to bear, reverses and to Front by them, and thst the result of the bit elections will only serve to nerve it te renewed efforts to main-Uiln the cause of human liberty and equal rights.

The adoption cf the resolution was followed by remarks by the Cbairmaa. who predicted tbe election of a Republican President in 1376, and spoke in terms nf the highest pra'se of tbe tact, energy, and ability of tbe party's leaders in the City snd State. The meeting adjourned at the close of bis address. i1 Advertisement, Tbe new style long Fur Orerenata and London Pea Jackets. BiLowr.T.

the Clothier, Kew-Tork and UruoiUyu. One price O. D. EASSExaEBS ARRIVED. -7a team-sip Rbaensttrsra, from Pfrme Dr.

Bug Ptaai-enwal 1, Wiibelm ili'er and family. H. U. Kins, xuanu. MUs Kiarmsan, Hiss M.

R. friroe. tliss Bessie l.srrettsou, C. H. VVtrleu and wife, Mia Amalie Klug.

kist, V. u. Lanaenielas, J. A. Kfirts and wife.

J. P. Maekimay, K. If. beablir Gatmam, W.

BoiaT and wife, w. Turner, Baroods ussier aad family. Miss llea Wricht, Friedrxh acner, Heinrich Fort ni son. Job. Gotti klsta.

Mrs. Cseodne Klota, Johaau Wem-bnO, alias Berabardiue Wembotf, Mrs. Msgdale Wles-enberger and child. Vrans Wieaeubenter, Kamil Wise rnberger, atlas Claudine Wieseuberger, afiaa lura Wieseubereer, Hiss Bertha Wtesoabergor. 4.Wie.

enuerger, Charles Braaoengeyer. Mlu AinU Kochlnr, Herui. Itoseoa Ittas Auna Sanders, b. Warner, iierm. Knuwener aad faiuilv.

Miss Alwin Overdiek, C. U. Encel. Miss Catharine Auth. Ui Clara Goldstein, Mi.

Iritis, son. and children, Mia Catbaria btola, Valentin Bauer. O. Goldstucker, A- jSchmalser, Miss Julia kamtie. Miss Soohie laUuhler, V7.A.

Niebuur, Miss Johe. Water merer. Pastor J. rtehlegeli Died rich Bera-mann. Miss Julie Neubuncer, Wllbelm Sugelke.

Auguat Strlttmstter, Herman Traube, li. Bttrger, WiUhnuer, J. Leopold. L. Steigb, J.

Jiirss, Carl Jn tuamhtp Hrnrjf CSsmseer, rota ris ana tt Theodore J. Florence, Miss Mary L. UnielsCnestJr B. Mrs. W.

A. Brown and two children, (iarduer iioward aud servant. ia Uni thip JZ umoo. rom Klixa Davenport, tieary Pierce. F.

Vose and servant, George Baker, Jamea lrlandrea, John Kaby. MIXIATVRB ALMASAC THIS DAT. Sunrises. 6:40 1 Sun sets 4:47 1 Mooa sets.5:29 BIOS WATSS THIS tthXi i Bandy HookSU7 Gov. i Hen MARINE IXTULLIQEXCE.

i I Kov. ft. CLEARED. Steam-ahins dry of Brooklyn. fBr.h Brook a Liver pool, via Wueenstowa, J.

G. Dale; Batavta. Moris ml. Liverpool, via Queens town. Ci U.

Frsneklyj; t-ranre, Alstroe, Liverpool via (Jtteeo town. F. w. j. uuih; Mciar, tv.er.,1 jieyes, itremen via Southampton, Oelrichs it Annie Alasbe, Corkery, LouOou, Punch, Edys C04 Hudson, osger, New-Orlesus, Clark A Sea man Gea.

Meade, Ssmpsou, et-Orltaiia, Fred Bakers Jiorth lunt. Suitta, Pbiludeiphia, Loril'lard San Salvador, Kickersou. savannah, William B. t'ar- riMo rnitaueiptus, iavia, rr aaseipnia, J. Hand uen.

Whitney, UaUeat, Bostou. li. F. Diniock A. G.

Stimers, Warren, Philadelphia. J. I. and City of Houston, Deeriur, Havana, Alexindre A Sou. Ship 'lllan.

Berrv. Suaairhai, Salter A Lrvrmore. Barks lr. Von Ttiuuea Teliow. (Gen.) Kieuow.

Hull. Tot ens A Bockmsnu 1 Bsyard. Tommsssen, lououd, leieus m. jocsaiauu; epersass, aus saniuh, Trieste, Sloeovich A Col; Mali Antonio, Alvsdo, Cadis. Punoh, hdye A Tuiauri, Car lisie.

Bajua la Graade, Waydell A Co. Brigs George Gilchnst. Urcntt, Usvana, 8. Loud A J. WiliUois.

Biehmond, Jamea F. Whitney A V. H. Odiiune. (Br) Beynault, Hail-fax, K.

W. Bertaux. 1 a 1 ARRIVED. I team-ship Alps, Drakeford, Liverpool Oct. 18.

via St. Johu, X. ov. ia ballast to Pun, For wood A Co. Hsd strong westerly, wiads the entire paasaga.

titeamhip Hiiblaod Llcht, l.alo toas.) Collier, ot aud from Bath Nov. 3, ia ballast to V'ernoa U. Brown A Co. WiU load foe Man rauciseo. btcam-ibip Uulf htream, CrsweU, Charleston 5ov.

i ithEdMinduueDnntoJoi W.umtardkCa Steam-ahio Henry Chauueey, Ratbboue. Aenlnwall 5or. 1. with wioae- sua puaBUfani. So Faelno Steam-abla Com uaav- Steaviu-aiili, t'utjwl Barfilck.

SevOilMH 31 snd ymtb-wot rssr Sov. 1. with. mdss. sod pas.

eengera to rretienca-iMtaor. bwam-thip Canlma, Leddicoat, Philadelphia, In bal.ast te A. E. OuterbridKe. Nteaoi-ahip Geo.

VV. Kidsr, Lawrence Biehmond. Cltv Poiut. and NurtolK. with mdse.

ad tumnngiin So Old Domlntoa oteani-snip Co. eteam-ahip Zod.sc. Cbapin, Port Royal. 8. 4 with cotton, nsvai stores, ta, ti Herman Gelpese.

steam-ship Wilmiugton, I. Kov. 6, with nsval stores, AA. to IPs P. Clyde A Co.

Ship Heptane, speuoer, Liverpool S3 with mda. to t'Uas. ii. Marsha li A c'o. Came the northern passage, and was AO ds.

to the Books, an Jo da. trout thence, with waatber sad W. winds. hhip I ui porter. Suerburne.

ejan A frta Bostoa Nov. iu baUaettoHows ACroweU. WiUload lor San Fraa-ctxeo. 1 Brig Ravens wood, (of St. John.

t. Fltagerald, Lahrsdor iT7 s-i'h bernng to R. P. Ourrle A Co. Bng Atiee, tof Belise, Boo .) Monti(omry, Truxillo S3 with mds.

to hger A Heuictu. Brig Harry. Bobtnsou, Ueuerara 30 with sugar to J. Layerait A Co. vessel to stmpsoo, Clspp A Co.

Left in prt bark St. Lawrenee, for Baltimore, to aail Get. 24; briga Lena, for Kingston. wts Brig A. H.

reonell, uew. 16'J tons.) Met' ar laud, Pors. land da with hoadiug to Kobioson A Co. Brig Cassropcda, (a, of rambom, H. 374 tone.) Pettis, Wiudaor, -S.

14 with plaster to W. bertaux vessel to D. B. Be olf A Co. i Brig J'bu A venl, Tracy.

Baugor. Brig Henry Pcrkina, Boston. BJoaaos. Bristol. Bng-.

Sept. 21, ia bsllast to r'uuch, buy A Co, a anchored at Sandy Hook for order. i I bebr. Bisuca. (of t-werpool,) Roberts, Peraambaco 39 with sugar to bo ring Arichtbaid.

Creased ttie equator Oct 4. in loo. o3 has had light 2. K. winds to Beruiada, and beea da.

from theuoe with lio nerly gales. I So he. Nelly fottcr. Howard. Washington.

If. (X. 6 with naval stores, sc, to William K. Hiumaa. hcor.

Mary G. Curraa, (of rovinuetswa.) McXuJaa, Baracoa 11 da. witb trait to William Douglass A boo vessel to J. Wenoerg. Left I port; scars.

WUlism Pouglsss, Melndoe. (or Hew-fork, ldg.J U. M. Marrett, PiJioam, Carr Bonnell. riaauaia, do.

rx hr. H. Mason, Perry, Virginia. if Scbr. Fred.

Gray, sweet, 1'biiadelphbv (or Boston. tn.hr. Se Lark, tof Labee.) rise. Dorchester. V.

B-. 14 da. with building stone to Georgs rV.Sberwood vessel to Jed rve A Co. I i bebr. Glen wood, Haliock, Georgetown, D.

for Co-haaset. ix-br. A. H. Lennox, (of Wtaeaaset, Gray, IS witb lucwood aad eodre to J.

array, Jr. Left ia port brig Oliver ('utls, Jooea. lor 5ew.foik ia 6 scbr. X. A Miller, from Bostoa, air an.

ttcbr. Mary Lord, (of Ells worth.) bord; Malaga 30 da, with fm.t to order vessel to J. A. Borland i came by way of Loag Ialand Souod, 1 bene u. v.

aaurews, nana, island, with atoo te St. Joha A C. vessei a. C. boa a Co.

eebr. bdwsrd Parrsooro, S. Marriman, Hiilsbora, ii. Is witb sadiog ta order vessel D. B.

Uwolf AC. i Scbr. Osprey. (of Addisn.) Crswley, Shale 13 with sidling to WiUoa OsJtr-T. i bchr.

arrie 4. Hart. Hart, Boston. 1 Scbr. blia K.

Crowlev. adett, rrvi nee town. Scbr. Mouitar. Hart, Ware bad.

Scbr. Valrarais. oaxtoj. Bosto. i i Sch.

Fravitua. ferrv. Prviuctwa, Inr PaHadslphia. bvhr. Ella Hodgdoa.

Jiiekersaa, Kooteiset. bear. Was. i- laossnrr. lUgbe.

Pnrriihiisr) Senr. Diadem, Rockport, Ms. Schc Beatles Barmaa, Bangor, with lumbar Mastlug AC. i txhi. Addi Toad, Corson, Caltli.

with lath Gsrbam Joanlma i Senr. P. Sawyer, (of JAuaeueit.) Owsvsataga, $. Joha, a- r- a. Sear.

LsowsAia, Me, Ailswwrtb. with Tutsi A Saasswa. Scaz. Star. Brwv.

Calaia. with laaabar As Scbr. Vswpsrt, (af rarrsbsr, X. Miller, Wmdsar, Jt. 13 with plaster te W.

Bertaux rae.et to D. B. De Wolf A Ca. Scbr. Joseph G.

Starrer. Saaltb, Bunii, wtth Wmbar Ss Maapasn. Clap A ScbrfX VT. Woodruff, EaskeB, Bangor, wtth btm her to PrtVjhsrd vera Sebs. Gem, Plnmmsr.

toebTaad, wtth Urn to Can A Pi easy. 5 rx. Alfrsd BrabtwaA, ndlllpa. Pre lbs lows, Dl C- i Schx. Wbito Fsm.

MUHkea, ProvMawea, mr Bltt- Btor. i Sear. Lady Kites, Semers, Pie-faanos Scbr. Armenia. Sis ta.

itoridsaes. Sehr. J. Barley. Sartttnn.

rroeidenoa. Scbr. Sarah 8. Trksr, Miliar. Prvtde.

j-Scar. G. Craaater, Craamer, Prewieocs, fr fOa, delphia. Schr. La volt.

ittemora. Calais, wtth hr tiutoro. Schc El weed Doras, Giles. Soothbay. fhr Balttaaora, Scbr.

Anvelia, Ctwsby. HsUoweU. for Albany. Schr. Joha H.

Chafles, Baell, Prvrda. I Sehr. Maria L. Lwvis, Chase, Pretidsaoa. Sebr.

6. A. Hsydea, Allen. Bristol. Schr.

Cesth, Dightoa. i Uall UmrL aall KlVST. 3 scbr. Jaa H. Depoty.lfcMaboa, Bat, with lumbar to Mows, Cl A Benson.

1' Scbc. Haaeltin. Rogers. Salem I Scbr. T.

W. 8peoeer. Corson. Sumeraet. Sehr.

r7sx. B. Bo wen. Cole, Pro videaoa. Sehr.

H. Skinner, Xbraaher. Fail Bivac. Sehr. Alquiaar.

iiowa, Balsas. Schr. Heiea Mar. Mlckersos, BosSo. Schr.

M. M. Sattth, BowMoa. Sew-fladteed. Schr.

Hunter. Greene, lhgUton. Scar. Caoot, EUla, Boston. Schr.

Tboa. Borden, Clark, Pall aiver. Schr. Amos Brirgs. Duns, FaU River.

Bebr. Palm. Weeta, Mew-Bedford. -Bebr. Jobs Bandolpb, Swift, haw-Bed rord.

Sebc Goldea Eagle, telly b'sw-Bedford. SLaKa. Bniua lFall lin. Scbr! Cbaa. B.

Waabbigtoa, Hoi brook. WeMeetj with nsn H. KAgera. i Hebr. TrBasnre.

Taylor, rvwvtdswoe. Scbr. Was. F. Burden, bass, raU River.

Sehr. W. D. Mangnm. Cbaa.

Kew--edford, ecbr. uia sacn, i-ynoo, new-navea. Schr. Heraid. Mail.

Hocklaad. with lime J. B. a AjJHVtlt A W'UVTOIki Sebtt Trad Wind, Wilbur. Boeklsad, with ftmm a.

lirown. Scbr. Sarah Elisabeth, Lewis. HarUbrd. Scbr.

'i. Wilson. Mcaay, Beotou. Sehr. Haute Weston, rar Iter, Pawtnekes.

Schr. Winnie Lawry, Boekoort, Ma. Hel.r- AtiMnai Paliiar. Boatmn. Schr- Geo.

Moon, Adgett, ew-Loodon, with Bah to Moo A Laapbrar. i schr. teila, COogawdl, Whiting, with Inmbsx te Biaip-son, Clspp A Co. ochr. 5.

H. Hatfield, (of Parrssora, W. S.J HstAeld, Wiousur, It. 8., 13 da, with plaeter to W. Bertaux.

i Schr. bason, Deeland. Salem. Schr. Fraakuia D.

Aeleoa, Wilcox, fish to Bsker A Co. i Scbr. Wallaee Blackford, Bednaond, Itew-Londoai witb flsh ts ii. Bocera. Schr.

Mount Veruon, Bogera, Ban tucket, with fish to B. C. Sogers. Scbr. b.

Baker, WHaoo, Caps Sable, wltbsftah Haker i i Scbr. Matthew Taaaar, Wmebester. Ksw-Bodford. Scar, tuletts, Kenyou. Crosby, Portland.

1 Sebr. U. P. sty, bto es, Scbr. B.

Feu, Fisber, Jiew.iioudnn. Schr. KUcaheta, Barker. 'ew-ixadoa. Schr.

Bliss Wright. Mart, Aaw-Londra. Schr. blectra, Doyle, Providencet for Philadelphia. Scbr.

Pedro A. Gnu, Lake, Provtdeaca. for Puiiadel-phia. i Mbtv J. H.

Converse, Plummer, Portland. Schr. Twilight. Humphreys, Portlaod. with bsading to fcobinao A Co.

Schr. Jon A. Pertina, Lee, Kantuckst, with ast te LspuhearACo. Scbr. Mho, Maxwell, Cane Sable, with Bab to p.

C. Bogera. i hehr. Agnes, Hodgdon, Gardiner, with lumber to WU-sen Godfrey. i Scar.

A lie Holgate, Goldan, Pswtockst, lbr Pniladel- PbSehr. K. B. Baker, PbiUlps, Boston, for PhlladelpuiA Behx, Onsiaibo, Thorn poon, Calaia, witb lumbar to ordar. eehr.

Idaho. Jamasan. Kockiaod, witb llm toll. Bavilaad. Hehr.

Carrie Jonas, Coloord, Rockland, with ume te Caodee A rTeajy. Seat. L. A D. Ptak.

Burke, Beaton, lbr Philadelphia. Scha Weetinerelaad. Allen, Pruyideaoe. i Sear. WUlism Bemeut.

Wiggins. 1-royideae. Bcha M. Voorhis, Gotusmi.u, rwvldenc. bear.

Joseyb Baymead, Budge. Provideoce. I Schr. A. A.

Hayes, uf St. George,) Hart, St. John, X. lo wkb lamoer tGornsm iMarumaa. Sebr.

P. King. Btiveua, Prov.depoe. Scbr. Oscar F.

Mawley, aillear, Souietast. i ecor, tins boss, catacaro, wicxioro. Bcttr. J. H.

Burnet, Gardner. Pro. tdeuos. Schr. larissa Allen, Moitou, Tortmud, Comv Schc Oarouoe and Cornelia, Bushtou, ooutaraet.

j. Schr. Amoy, Clspp. S'osnk. Schr.

Union, Mullen, Gardiner, with lnmbeS for 5earlu Schr. H. Lincoln. On way. Belfast, with lumber for Sehr.

A. F. aUadberg, Martin, Xew-Haven, for BalU-uonv wvua, iiiiwaiiii i Senr. Add. Brown, Prevideace.

1 Scar. s. Terry, aUynor, Providence. 1 VVLliD Suudowu, 1 ght, thick fog eff-sher. Bark Grieahwald, for Liverpool; West Indies.

brig Britannia, lbr Ft ET TELEGRAPH. I BALTIMORE, iter. 9. Arr. bark Lady Mffle, from Demerara brig Ernestine, from Havan achra.

klien M. Uo den, froui Boatoa Leoretta Fish, from batti Meleni from Hew-Vock W. M- Vaa Nsnas, from Provv dance; Alios Borden, from Phtlsdelphi steamer' Fsi-coo, fmiB Charleston; Wm. Koned, from tvidene barks Gotland. Irom Bio Jaaetra; Irouaides, from bew-fork i achra.

Joha T. Manaens and Ball etuwe, gram Boston, i lid. ochre. W. H.

Vaa Rum, for Providence bark Maggi V. Mugg. for Bio Janeiro; Reaourae, for Loudoa I bng Bogota, tor Bio Jamero; steamers iiierico, for aavaunaa Wm. Lawreuc. for BAXGGB, Kov.

B. Id. 7ta, schr Prod Sdvith, Kew-fork Convert and Helea Mar, Boston. BOCTOir. 5ov.

9. Arr. steamers Carroll. Wright, tram Charlottetowa lada, (Be.) Cleuients, trom Yarmsuth, H. Boms a.

Croweli, trom Puiladeiphiai brigs Vosta, (Br.J Tedfurd, from St. Martlua WbUaar, Cotton, from bsw-Brunawickt achra. A. P. Batlue, Allen, froua WllmiogtAin.

ti. Bella Hardy, Baker, from Baltimore; Western Star, fruaa do harms P. Hairt, Hart, from do: C. Berry, eosvsy, fro do Liais Babeock, Bowen, (rem fhuadelpbia; aV A a. ttersoa, Coraod, trom d4 Bos B.

Kwarr, Bacoo, from Msrcia a. liowis. Lewis, trvm w. A. Loveriug.

South, from Julia B. Pratt, Bioaeraon, from Uobw kea Andre Peters, Rowe. tram Bilsausth Bug Croweil, from Port Johnsoni F. Duren, Coo, from Weebawken. Also, arr.

steamer Centipede, Miller, Philadelphia brig Jessie kbyaas. Willia, remacoia aehra. Mary B. Dyer, Rand, Virginia; Blvie 1-avts, Baad, Philadelphia Hlr-kman, Coleman, Weodbridr OUve, key. nolds.

South Amboy KelU dishing, Irving, Bir admit hilas Spear, do. i i achra. Alfred Keen and Free Wind, bound, i n. i CldV, steamere Keptune. Berry, KeW'Tork aebl.

J. V. WeUingtou, Rich, Wilmington, DcL: A. Usatoa, rbln-ney, haw- era, via Caps Anu i Gen. Sbotidau, Stewart, do.

brigs Leona, at. John, H. ginga, ds. Sid. brigs Wti taker, Mew-Brunswiek, for Jfew-f ork, witb an inward cargo, aod Rocky Glen.

Spoken 'ot 6. 1M milea -fram Boston Light-ship, worthamptou.3ath. fur ftaw-Orteaaa. OHAnLiioTU', 8. C-.

Sot. B-arr. ateasaer Soa OulL Baltimore, i steam-ship Manhattan, HwTork bark Christine. Liverpool! ork Lladw Borgat, Ulorw) Liverpool1 i 8 th, steamr Chariest an, Kew-Tork bark Mai mi la, Uavau. i i hid, steamer Bqnator.

Philadelphia. 5 Arr. Cut, brig r. ti. Jeuuiags, UAvaoa, BxlUoiore, tap- talQ'iicLi i i Bild rOL.

Sov. 7614. schr. Mary H. Vlffler.

for 5sw- DlOHTOJf. Wo Mom TflUe mmA Btmujau tarn Jtcw.r oca. FAX1. SUVCB, Pouif Qaseosie. Kov.

7. Arr. schr. Daniel bid, L. h.

LoveH, for PhUadelphla. Arr, 8th, schr. Ketttoue. froLu Denuitville. i FoRTaioS MO Ji BOB, Jfov.

9. Paaasd In for Baltimore, barks Lsaty latins, trom Demrsr Minerva, from Liverpool bng Ernst in, from Havana. Passed ut: barks YsuioyOao. for Bio at. D.

Stbn. fhr Cuba brig Potomac, fur Demerara schr. Carrie Walton, lor Jacksonville. i Sid. bark Korje, and.

brig John H. Tapper, ibr Bew. Tork. i LfcWES, DeL, Nov. 6 An mnkaowu barb paaaed ta yea lord-ay, and another ia going an.

Tus ahip TraXolgar went to sea this moroiog. MYSriC, Sov. Art th, ship Prlcta Dottaa, Bew-Tork. DeL Bov. 0.

Passed up. steamers Ohio, rein Liverpool Florida, from Pruvidsae; Leopard, from Boston; ohlp Smuey M-, -trom Antwerp; bark Eliaa A. Cochran. Irom Pensseols. A doe p-lades eaark and a acbeoorr ra bslow Fort Dels wars coming np.

be hrs. Km ma Babeock. for Bosto. aad Sarah A. Beed.

for ProvUencc, ancliored, etf ben last evening and stdl remain. I paaaed down, steamers Canlma, for gew-Tark Mary, (or frovidenca i Vtrgiiua. for Charleston. Pasaed Up, steamer Soimau. trom Bostoa DaaHsb.

boric lo, trom Jvigiutt ltdaa bark Proa peri padre, aromsLivrpoot British barseotine Oceau Travsler, LO MPorray; achra. panel, from Wladaor, X. Bella lAsseli, from JackaojviUa T. W. H.

White, from Pernandina th aehra. Kmma Babeock aad ooraa A. Reed remain at auchec. i KBW-HAVB. Nov.

7. Arr. aeAra. Rodney Par her. vatic.

ttC S. BuaneU, Bostoa I W. W. Draw, Jacksonville Ralph Holmes, do. ClA.schrs.

Artist, Provideuc; B. ft, PeAn, do. forest Oat Baltimore. i KORvvlCH. Nov.

7. Arr. sehrs. Cornelius, aTom Hobofcen F. Fowler, frost Bortb River.

I. Slo- schr. MeilM Pranks, mr Bew-Vork. 11 VbiWpOBT. Sov.

7th, aesra. Valparaiso, Providence, for 2oudoat Wm. Bemeat. Prot Uiauc, for Pniiadalphia Wra. A Gessoey.

Provideuca, fur Sew-Vork Trauait, Tacntoa. for do-; Wax. Boarduiao, Pall oivnr, for da. G. W.

Aodrewa, Tenant's Mroar, for do M. L. Sewtoo, Pravideaoa, for Puiladalpe ia Helen, Appeuang. for Nsw-tork. PH ILADE LPnlA.

Bov. steamer Taderlaad Baud all, Antwerp i achra. Alb Btekmora, Blekmor. bt Marvsr blu B. Xodlsm, Lad law, Booeon; araa Wood Hickman, -Bostoa: Young Teaser Slocund.

baw-Bed-fnl i De Hart. Boston; brig Saut Walsh. Dorse v. Went ts sea. Stb, ships otto aad Antoiae, A at wars Below, bark (supposed to bet Parv.

Deals: at Ota MX. bieerpool; hark Ooea Traveler, Fswey hark Prospsri Padre, Liverpool; schr. T. W. A H.

Wit, Fer aanjiaa; bark Cohu B. McJisiiL Legbora; brig Alius Totntbr schr. W. B. Tbmnsa, Boston.

814- ship Trafalgar '-otworp. Brig Francu W. Viruau. St. If aria, Jamsie.

want ashore a tunc its ea ta 1st InsA, and is AUao total loos. Bark Alb. Kaflasa. wbVb eld. from Pbfmdalpltia Sspt, 17, for Ivlgtut.

expariMcad a heavy gale aad bad ta return. Arr. -bark Polar Star, Bernm, tvigtntt CHa E. Legbora; achra. Spartel, Croasmao, Windior.

B. tjWa Dees in. Mitchell. PertlaaJ ScU, Smith, Windsor, It. av; Bell Bn.aall.

Satith, Faraandiaat Mary Haley, Haley. GergetaiB. Mew Armema. Cola, Kew-rork Sal Its B. Lndlam.

Boots Sarah Wood. 04 Pawn, Lot is bee, 44 Toong Teaser, Nsw-BodraMl Mahely Boas. Bew-Brldgetown, V. J-; Peam,) tvama. Swiag, Graag, at mer Bortb Tolai.

bew. Tork 1 ship Kaacy X- Aatwera: Island, Ivigtati brig liia U-suags. Soaraba at at samara Leopard. Bo jo- vatiiiioi Ulling, IlllSnS lOQI 1 1 V.Cerbada. Boots GusU Miiseo, Uu Co.

I WTflarA, PorUsad; raio Bil. ast aMMvm; ang araasi, rernatmiaa, PORTLAliD, Bov. Arr. 7th. sehr.

Bu Arealarraa, BackJasd. for w-Trk rsiaiara Chtaaestka. Tack i Was. Crane, Ba'a-sors; sehrs. Fred.

Smith, Bangor, for ffsw-1 rk GA Glover. Boeklaad. for d. Cid. tark B.

H. Pnrviatoa, Baw-Orlaaaa. GLOrcASTKR. Msos 5sv. lUaAir.

Sth and tHa. sebr. Bvehana. Sywawy. BV.

for Olmteeater M- 110. ssscw i Argol. J. B. Hmba.

Bosrpnrt bert Smith, ltsw-Iork Usi. Grand Msaaa. for Bostoa i Chaiiev BeQ. St, John, Jt. for fro videaoa i AreiUa, sa Joha.

for rawtnekstt H. Gerrtsh, Wladaor, X. for Alexandria, Buddi. Windsor. B.

ftV, for Xewark; traoddy, Indoor for Gout toou. IX C- P. A. llvra, BaJmon Pslls. tor BoaSa; Idas, BoeklaaA.

for Bostoa Adelaide, tea be, for dou A'ugstor, Calais, for Bnd-o-portt J. K. BodosU. Carvers Hraer, for bew-Terk barah Lows. Waldobrew, for Ksw-B.

dfnrd; Vlrriaia hubbard. Bostoa Jamea Henry. Beeklaail. for Siv Tevk. rBOVTDgyCE, Kov.

Arr. 8th, aehra. JwUa CBneb, (Bt.) St. John. K.

B-, tor Pswtacket i eoert J. Leenatd, (Er.) dOa Janet Fredericton, S. bVt Gale, Trsnwm Sarah J. Smith. Wesdhridg.

Jt. JU Xat Scranloa, Bohoke i Edea Parkins, Kew-Tork. Sid. ateoaser McOellan, Baltimov i aehra. Sarah J.

Gooney, Kew-Tork Jacob Raymond. Baw.Trk- PLAliTSR COVB, Ksv. 7. Peesed, schr. Plying Send.

Bay, to Gloucester M. L. St. Pierre, Csscumpec Bos- SAN PBABCtSCO, CL, 5ev. fc Arr.

8th, able Brie-ee. from Liverpool July It scbr. Isabel, Baaotladl abtp Three Brothers, trom Xew.Iotk. Spoken Sew 4, ia 1st. SI Ml shh Hermen, San Praaeiseo, fog Ltverpool ov.

9, In UA 29 4d k-a. 127 33 W. ship looora, MoatovkiM, for.aa Fraa- SOMERSET. Kov. A Arr.

acbrs. BlenxL from Bondout F. Brown, from Poughkaenate. skL, 7th, aehra. CarHs a.

Hart, for Bsw-Tork TX X. Antboey, Br GoorgeSows, D. STOSIAGTO.V, Bov. 0 Rid. sehrs.

Oaeard. J. W. hine, E. A.

Cheat br. aad J. Hicks, from Sew-York. TTBEa, Ga, Bov. B.

Aw, bark Oscar, 5orw.) Liver- Bhi. bark H. L. Benta. UverpaoL TINBTABD HAVRX, gov.

7. AtT. sohrs. Soch W. Smith.

Pass Cbristlsa 24 for Boatoa Alfred Keen. Port Royal, A. F. Bailie, WUmmgtoa, 5. 8 ds for Boatoa; Emma P.

Bari. Baltimore, d4 Mary Stewart, Hoboken. Bed 8mpter, Poughksep-sio. oo-: A. Pessrs, Weehawken, with wiao-lasa patent hroaen;) Kettl luabteg.

lfew-Tork, d4 S. and B. Coraon, Philadelphia, Goo. V. Bieharda, ew-York, St.

Joha, it. B-i Astra, Hew. Tork. d4 Mary Patten, daw. Bangor Fraak Maria, REtvlbVAL INDUCEMENTS 19 HM1M For Thirty Days.

PKBTIOCS TO EIMOTAL TO OCR i NEW WAKEBOOMS, NO. 25 UNION SQUARE, I XIST Ws wUl offer extra mdacementa to purchasers ef Our stock embraces all tbe new aad desirable styles, superbly finished ia fashionable colore and material. BRADLEY, PRAY No. 558 Broadways nw if mm. BRETOY, 20 fio rao io v29 op f-itU 20 JJ tM -JO f- S-20 20 20 SaO 20 f0 20 20 i0 B20 20 20 20 2U 20 aG JO 0 2U 20 20 20 20 fiQ a 20 20 -o 20 BiO Jo 20 C2U JO 2d 20 B20 20 20 -0 20 B20 2U 2U OO f20 OO 20 OO 20 OO 2 00 20 00 920 00 f20 0O 20 00 -'O OO S20 00 S20 00 20 O0 $20 00 JO OO 20 00 20 00 20 OO '20 00 420 O0 OO 00 00 00 OO OO 20 OO 20 0O a0 0O 00 20 OO 20 OO 20 0O ion 8E2ID IMMEDIATELY 00 00 00 00 OO 00 00 00 00 00 Oil 00 00 00 00 OO 00 OO OO 00 Tour address for a Circular explaining 920 (jo tbe issue ef the Bonds af tbs Iodustrial 00 a -A axhiblUoa Company ef Vaw-Tork.

no -p 00 20 (Ml -O OO SBOOirrj PREMIUM AXLOTMgVT. KOBDAT. Dee, 7, 187. Draw Series Bonds participating In fZYt 'Zl 1 tbe Second Premium Drawing tor sale 2000 fSt on 00 20 00 -0 no 0O 20oO a 'JO 0O OO 2G OO 20 OO $20 00 OO 20 OO 1-20 liO JO OO 20 oO i-'O 00 111) fWl OO OO 00 Oo $40 OO 00 00 IK OO OO EACH. OO OO UO THIRD SERIES DRAWTJO OJ OO 00 MOKDAT, Jan.

4, 15.73. 00i E'er; Bond konjht Won th Tlird 20 OO Series Drawing tasrticitiatos t'-inmln -r Yn OolSeriea Drawing participates t'-inmln Wi-wa ool jo 00 OO OO $20 i OO 30 0O 'JO 00 ill nM 00 UO OO OO OO 1120 00 '220 00 CO --Q oo OO id a-VX OO aV VF jJ-'O 00 20 Oil Ask u-h OO 00 OO Address, tar Bonds aad Circulars, 20 OO -M OO (HI OO OO MORGEmuC, BUTJNO CO. fio oo OO jf JO OO 20 00 i a aajB oo OO OO oo oo OO Flaaac lal Age at. 2o uO No. 23 Park Blow, NeeroTork.

f20 oO OO i2u OO 20 J20 20 ao J20 SjO oo OO 00 00 oo. (Post Office Drawer 3o- 29.) i20 O0 oo tM00 Remit by Draft en Bew-Tork Cite 20 oO Banks, by desUterad' Letter, or Puet 2v-00 OO office Mosey Older. 20 OO O0 OO io OO l20 OO 229 in ,20 paO dO 20 JO auo 20 00 20 OO oo ro oo 20 0 2J OO S-'O OO 2U 00 20 00 'JO OO 20 O0 20 OO 20 00 -'O OO jo oo 20 OO iJEMJI.VE i HACTBRITE, BAXB8 OP TffB SPBaGsJ RAN iS GRILLE, 1 (hOPUAL. Bottled under tbe aunerviaion ef tbe yreseb Oevt scL. for Co if.

Gravel. Diabetes, Disease of ws uvai. aiuBera. aaa aiaouer. CACTI05.

Te avoid eountorfelta aad Imitation, require that th cap-e is bears tats name of sue ot th aoove-namad apriaga, aad alas Lbs yar of tbs hot-thug Par ssle by aU loading retail Grocers and Druggist, atsi to tJas Trade only by BOtCHK FTXS CO i 5. 37 Beaver Kaw-Tork. i BOLE AGITT P0R TBX C5ITED STATES. MSEM YOUR. HEALTH! tnlta-a Palest Perioral BCCESRTB CBpgt GAB-HlvJlTM sraveat alt Lg Utaeasaa.

aad are a bar Cur faa Hiiwiilini SosS for circulars. U. C. HAUL. f'O 5IaJaeinrr.

B. WAST AXOADWaT, Saw-Ierkv d-V Perrtand A. for Malabo Tord, B.w prt Pavtlitoo, "WlMi OUWntrssal Ho.oa.. bind Marton lHp-s-. AWsalrva.

OLiti 1 Jtssery, hot. Waslttatgtoa, b. CMsry r. tesx PhiladelpbW 7 li4a, a-a. Arr.

6th. aehra. Joha fries. Boston, Bew-Tark, and Bw-e, Sv John. X.

B-, rldaoev. 1 wiiusgW. a-aoL a. Liverpool Jrle. for Aalworn.

a Hid. Ilk. aabr. Ua t.a.V, Bsw-tnrk' toa, Baltlasarf, BlisV VUs. BpEBB Ws Alhmm, hm Blu rORZJQS PORTS.

1 AsynrwAAt, Oct. 80. An. 2th, bark laeataen, gsn, Arr. 34th.

scbr. Che. Piatt. ShLjtdtA, bng Winifred, jfWaeoU. atssesar fa port, bark BaraM.

to )n4 LI mo 1 schr. Bo-lne 1 bark roik a srs, ratraa ov. 3 -rr. stoat City of Tokss, Kew-Terk. i Hauran, Bov.

7. rr. ataaaar Vtrx. SL Joaa! Sid. aebr.

Ho a. Caba, i Gbtot MU Gfc-to. -ay. th Sid. atemner Alhambra, Hov goa.

Oe. A. la port, ships Tbsnl. Vat for Ms and Aew-Tork (repslrlax 1) Comet. o2rf 11 and Baa Francisco (repairing t) LtaawnZ ua anti dow-iora, irrpairiag.i au kaviiut maated ia tu typhooa of Sept.

21 Aise uTiwti. Mtxblaader, for Soa Francisco, pat back sne rta ameneaa, zur noampi ana tne vr. n. rattan tor o. Oct.

bark Omega. for loaclna aoi Mora ng ght for 8m wer sni.i,.J "I g. (Br. for Bew yaWJ otlng snip Mora ng ght for Ska Fraaetsos. fLJTl tne cargo oc too mrau oars.

Bvevaard. liaov for Msw Tork. boiors roportod WtaUv wTl Santo Islaod, wiU aveOL wise ,4 ToaoaanA, Oct. la port, bark few-femMu. m.

for Bew-Tork, loading. O-Hmmo, Oct. 11. Bark Jeaalea, for Bsw-v loadiog as A3 2. 64 will taA part earg.

W.T!S balsa oa at foaohaata. SaaaeaAi, OcA S. Ia port ships Wersys for Sew-rork, fulli Mary Leaoder. far4a.Mil 10a. fc.Tol I Job R- Woreestor, Bw-torc.

AaoT, Oct. S. Oa ths oorta, snips Sir for Bw-York! Hopewell. fur Bich, for (at A.3 Jorty foot baa Juas-WTa' Tork it 1 1 Sa. Sr.

Job. K. Kid. harks Hslttnrer Send. Havre; arlga Bgtrsaad onMeorv MarLi Lock Fey to.

Mom phis; Philadelphia and ao UkQkf BMlOnl II Arr. Wth. bark Loriada, Boeklaad. Kei arhra Baird and Little Kunsaie. Per.lsnd 1 Bueea.

Bsssn CM. Wth, sehrs. othol 101 CiiAon, Bostoa TaL. 1 galls, Philadelphia. iaoaan Arr.

Bt. l-ara Abtwerp, Aveodals 1 arlga tUlka Baab, TarnMNttb Bllea Sydaey aehr. FoamT bsw-Vork. LA TEST BBIPPIXO SEWS BT CAXZM. I loreo), 5v.

9. Sid. for the Caltad States, Grses a. Cann. Csra TuaL, Mary Loweriaon, St.

Chnstohsr Talt lemaeh. Franeeaoe, Davar. AJax, Twilight. Graieaaaa PoUy (UomanaUa. Sebastian.

Bach. Fratlsadl.Tatlaa, a nb Fetog. Arr. sot tha 7th task Wm. Craaaeaa Bavaaa, koia.

Arr. ant ea tbe 8th Inatr Cerare, ladastry, TtHaL Torrybura. Atti.a, P. Beck. Alter, Arssca," salvaowl: Luigi Tradk.

Pallas, W. H. Jordan, Falls aoaVs-Corvolaa, aod Varitoa. Arr. oat oa tba Bth tnat, Ageaor, Royal Hsrria.

va, Dagmar, Ban Luts.sod Ls Saiett. andAaatra. 7H. The National Lin ateatavabip Greece, Capt. TVan from Baw-Iork Oct.

24, for this port, am st GtsvssoU at 6 A. M. to-day. Qcassrrovx, Hot. fiWThe White Star hoe ite di'i Ce.tio, Capt.

Kiddle, from Kew-tork. Oct, IL lbr laraa wi, arc br at 8 'clock this asornlag. Electro-plated Ware. TUB If. MERIDEN B11ITAMU C04 i HO.

550 BEOADWAT. F. T-, I Bf siiufbi linn anil nffi rmnipliiti swialaiiail uf tm SILVES-PloATED I TASIaS-WAloS. ALAOf A IaAKCK TAK1ETT OP Ornamental Articles Snitalile for Wetliliiiiii Pfci.Eii!i HTATTS laTFB- BALAAM. HTATTB SWISS LISIMKNT.

Depot, 346 Grand at, Bew-Tork. Sold by Drsgrnv 18TH "-eaJISTT3 ECOHTH AVS. iwct. ja-vav naoaviraii, i Hiui ataa, r. v.

aa a vaw a Beg to annaunca that having, during the past Simnar, tskea advaaatage of tbe depressed alate af trad tt -manametnre aa IMMBK8B STOCK of ILKiS GOODS at CJTCBOALLT LOW PUCES, tbey have aos ea axhibltioa the MOST SUPERB ASSORTMENT NE17 DESIGNS 1 to be found ta ths City, and whlih they prt effedsg si ngurea te eouform to tbe above. I Parties destrlng a iy ki id of Puraltars will Sad tt Is their Interest te look at our stock before parchaslaf elsewhere. All Work Guaranteed. AXTER STEAM JiNGIXB. PRICES REDUCED, -p Call or send for rcnlar to i WM.

it. BCScgLL, 3s IS Park plaea, Bow-Tark. SUHllOQATE NOTiCES. vw pirKsriiiriK OF AJT ORDBK OF KOHtlT Of S-W A-tlntoaiogs. ko-, soxiogato of tho Cotmsv Tork.

oouo la hereby sivea to all paraoos ksvuf claims against LE05FUKD K0HU4ASS. ialeaf ths City sf Sew York, deotased. preaeat lbs asms trim vouchers thereof to- to sabscuoer. bsr Rv deues. No.

Id Pirst sveooo, tn tbs City of or oelora lbs wen net day of april next. Pata Kew-Iork. th twelfth day of Oetoher, 1874. PU1LL1P1JIA KOlLLMAJlJi, ieoat--U. oclS-lawtlmTtt i IV PCRSUANCK OP AS OKU Eli Of Robert Hntebines, Snrrogsts of the Coast? oi 2w-York, nolle is hereby given ts all persons ing sIlus against A.111KW L.

IRA LAND, lsmsiu Citv ef ew-lor, deceased, to present ha aan wtiA vouchers thereof, st the office ef Jobs B- Ireland, So. 200 Broadway, in tba City ef Xew-rerk. fore the Slat dsv't November Saw-Imw tbe lbtbdayof May. lalA teu-aci, trenj. MlUIiU M.

JOH5S03T, Bat JOtiS B. aRiCLAAD. IjTpCPeCANCB OP AS OKDER OF 801f Hutebiucs. Snrmcaie to Coustv Xew-Totk. asttoa is hsrajv given to all psrsoas ksvlaa claims against SAMCdL BLOW, tot tbs CHyjl Sew-Tork.

dceeased. to presoot the same wta var er. therod to tbe subscrlir, at ber rseose, Sv nwi iiuniuiut limKUl UN V'l 7 brfoi the 17th day of Jove in her sex York, the lit day of May, l7t- MAEXA BX.OIS, gxscntrla, myl IwmTn IN PCKSCAXCE OF A OCDEtt OF kOBESt Uutch.ac, Sjrroifite of ths CotwtT tork. notice is hereby g.ea to sJ P'tsoa tsrnr cUimasgalast ASCalB.VLO KCA-sKLU 1st of tbsCWf of ksw-lork, deeessed. tm iifimil th vdtk vsecs -era thsreoC to tbs subsorlLnr, at ber p'a-t of trassjr lug buslaaa, st tbs owes ef IL L.

'ms, Pin street, ia the City of w-Turfc, or bcfirr rs 17th dsy of January ucat Hated bs-Trk. day ot July, 1874. UKLdX S. JtCSStaX, bxceutut-Jv7-l8jiTu" 1 Jf PURrAXCB OF AS ORDER OF W5EST 17.. a a Milirf at Jf w- -s nniisfiiJin.

a auw lork. twtlc is hereby given to tr claims aaa est HIRAM V. MAKO.f. lata af tbs Cityaf with vouchers thereof to th subscriber, s'- tM Bue at E-lgar M.aUso,o31Parltrrw. wm City of or brfore the 1 Oth day of 1875.

Dated Xew-Yrk. tba 1st day ef Acsost. aw WAS a JmMiatrcfnX au4-lswmTu of Hiram V. guou. aeee IN PrRSUANCrl OF AN ORDER Of sO2 Uutchlnxa, Surrogate af tha Ceuoty of Tors, nouea is hereby given te ail eo ssviij elainis asaiast THOMAS FbRRis.

lata ef tbaCrtf Sew-Vork. deceased, topprssut tkasams with vxwi; thereof to ths eubserlber, st ber resideoea, -f Lsfoyett place, the City of New-York. tho Udrd dsy of March. axA Dated day of oeptraoer. 174.

CATIisRlSB A. FS-sJ; i sl-lswsmT' aoia Actitig gxsraV IN PCRSCANCB OF AN ORDER OP BEj2 Hat eh mas, Aarrogat to Uooaty York, nolle is horsby given to all persss claims asainat WII.UAM H. UK C.sOOT, ku sf tt City oSsw-Trk. sWesssd, to preseat ta vwoebers tboreof to tiro subserOr, at Xhmoa TbaodoreH. B.

Greet, 14 Fnlto at-, to City Sew-Tors. so or he (or Ua tith Aay bsr next. Dcod, Kw.Yrk. tl Sib say a A LICK If fa 8 GOT, AdsMinlstrstrtx. i R.

B. LB GJtCKT. Adwuiiatrato -lAwSmTaa B. L. SOLOMON St! S0H8.

sterna received at tne nanoa ot corneUaa i I i I 1.