TLOOAI, MISOELLANY.
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ANOTHER RAID ON COUNTERFEITERS.
©OL. WHITLEY AND HIS DETECTIVES ARREST A
NOTORIOUS GANG, AND BEIZE PLATES,
PRESSES, PAPER, AND BOGUS MONEY.
Two months ago, Col. Whitley, Chief of the
U. 8. Secret Borvioe, sacertained that David Kirkbride, a
dealer in counterfeit money had porchased a new lot of
fmbations of national bank notes, and he
poised upon this a8 a clue to the opera
sons of the combination of counterfeiters
who for years past have been making nearly all the bad
money passed in the country? He fixed the crime of
dealing in counterfeit notes om. Kirkbride, and induced
Rim to reveal the person from whom he obtained the
motes Kirkbride was then senf fo purchase bog.s
money from this man, Steven Paine, aid Jo was caught
while dealing with Kirkbride gnd taken into cugpody,
But it being evident that the chiel of Begins
Jad not been reached, Paine was induced troup
Sear of punishment to aid the detectives
otll forthe, Tle informed them that be had obtained
f
frfeit money sold by bim from a dealer named
Ooje. He was then commlssioned to purchase frog Cole,
and the latter, beiné Caught in thE edie trap, bn Col.
Whitley that Joshua D. Minor was the head of the gang
and the Sopitatint of the combination. ng oo Whit.
dey's Tastructions, Cole contfacted With Minor for
a) purchase of two plates, for which he
was to pay $1,500, and the night of Wednesday
Jo was set down for the production of the plates uy
r. The detectives were on the wateh, and near mid
hight they saw Minor at the cornes of Sixty-soventh-st.
A fd evidently waiting for Cole. In a few
moments Tom” Ballot, also notorious as a dealer in
sounterfeit currency, joined Minor, and as Cole walked
wp to them the detectives came from thelr hiding place
seized Minor and Ballot. A struggle ensued, in which
tive Kennott was severcly beaten, but Minor and
Hott were secured and taken to Col. Whitley's office.
Lewellyn Williams, the printer and pressman of the
rn, was next arrested. At the house, No. 266 Riv
b opriein) a quantity of fiber” paper was sefred. This
Was the first imitation made of the Goverpment fiber
PAP eeterday the detectives seized a branch establish.
meut in Brooklyn. The men now under arrest are Miuor,
©Oole, Paiue, and ballott, and the following is a ust of the
msterial saprured
Qae $1,000 U. 8. note plate, new issue, on steel, in an unfinished con
@ion. Uue #20 greenback plate, completed; front sad back ou copper.
Ove we Nationa! Bank note plate, ou sicel (Poughkeepsie bask). Une
@®10 Rauoos! Bank-pote plate, on steul, in an umfinished ec adition—the
Beck alors engraved. Ove $2 Nationa. Bank-note plate ou steel; coin
te. Que full set “Lincolu Head! 50 cea stamp plates on steel, com
Be dies sod rolls. This plate bad been trsuferred. Ove full set
nton Lead’ 50 cet plates, new issue, with rolls for seven impressions.
Ten trans’er rolls oa steel for duplicatiug. Ten sets of orginal bed
for hobling transfer roll. Owe ane press worth §1.iw, 01

found exoept in the possession of the Governweut, Ope
afer press worth 1,20. ‘Two large presses for printing counterfeit
aon). I'wo small presses for pnnting counterfeit mouey. 'L)pe und
gd pieers for alwnng. Two sets engravers’ wols, ivk and ink-rollers
0 80s stain. 2UU Be, 00 in Blois, Slos, und Bis Bevin priv
were also Lakes (rom the countuife tors
I moma,
HOW NATHANIEL SANDS MADLE 875,00.
HE PROVES IIIS ABILITY AS A FINANCIER, AND
RETIRES FROM THE CITIZENS’ ASSOCIATION.
A TriBUNE reporter called last might upon
Peter Cooper 0 sscertain the truth of the statement cir
eulated yesterday in regard to the withdrawal of Na
ghaniel Bands froin the Citizens’ Association, with which
he has been for a long tine connected as Becretary and
General Mausger, at a salary of $10,000 a year. Mr.
Oooper said “The statement as to Mr. Bands’'s with
drawal from the Citizens’ Association 18 true. I heard
en Tuceday night lust that Mr. Sands had roccived a
eommission of §5,000 for negotiating the sale of §15,000,000
of efty consolidated bonds. As this was previously en
sirely unknown to the other officers of the Association,
J called upon Mr. Bands carly on Wednesday morning,
and asked hiw if it was true. He ackuowledged that he
®ad received the commission, and produced a copy of a
Jetter from Controller Counolly authorizing the transac
tion. Thereupon, I, with the other officers of the Asso
elation, requested him to Toeien, which he did. His res
fgnation was desired because he had received the com
i8sion contrary to the rules of the Citizens’ Associu
on, which forbid avy officer thereof to accept a con
:t of auy nature from the City Government.”
The following letter gives Mr. Binds's version of the
Srausanton;
e the Editor of The Tridune
#in: In reply to the article in The Evenwng Post of V's date in rela.
to the acgotiauon by myself of the boads of tue City and Count: of
ew York with Messrs. Belmont Co., I beg leave to state that. ujon
10th car of April, i871, 1 was roquested Dy the Controller in the sul:
leiter Ww take charge of negotiating the loan of the Consou
Deut of we City and gear of New-)ork.
City oF NEW-YORK, DRPAKTMENT OF FImaANCE,
CoxTroLLER's OFnicCE, April 10, 187).
FaruaminL BANDS, meq. —My Dear Sir: Your Te tod varied ex.
J ieee n all whe affairs of government and your clear and able views
financial matters induce me to ask you whether it would be agreesble
be yourself to undertake the negotiation and wavagement of the loan
Py will bave to be paced for the use of the City and County of New
ork withn tbe uext two mouths Your kuowledgs of the
fg Joncyes ceaters of Butops, acquired during yoar
tuere, will doubtless enable you to avail yourself
of many sdvaotages Should you be able to obtain highly favorable
pe for the bonds, and realize your expectations of raising the credit of
city to a pofot approximating that of the Umited States Government,
witout ro expeuse for udvertimng to this Department. I will allow you
one-half one per cent commissbon and [lace in your bands for vegotin
lon the entire cousolidated debt of the City and County of New-Yor,
fethorsind voder A hakich 322 and 323 of the Laws of the Btate of New.
eck, passed April 6, 187). Yours very truly
ety Dnt. BICRARD B. Cowworry, Controller,
Seven Per Cent 30-year ads of the City and County of Pow
ork were Jing freely odered at the date of the foregoing letter on Wall
and to the banks 4 ais rhe pringel circa
of that daty adverusing loan, rel of $20,000 aud $30,000
oub pf Wich the City a brokerage, and it wes

NA vox 3% this price; aud seven per cent bonds hav.
Bag Eve rears to run Bete seriiz dye A the Amon 41 the debt of
the Onl and County was an wi with eerfainty to fibne,
rated rlatements o [trtiig hiv credit
1
Ly was the sabjac of daily criticiem road, to tave
hu A amount of this loan upon the New-York market under these
elreamstances would certainly jave greatly lowered the priee of the bonds
and dJarmed she favisgs Baoks bolders generally. Others. mark.
mast be sought, ard therefore tuned to those bankers who Tenis
great moueved centers of Burope, and succeeded tn negotiating this
through Messrs. Aogust Belmont Co.. agents of Messrs. Kotte.
1d, at 103, clear of ull expenses for advertising, commissions and charges,
those for drawing bills of exchange, and for taking the risk of a
in wold, Eadie’ JES IEP 3
City thus received 1% net ng Tor Six Per Cent Thiréy-Year Gold
bond, which is equal to 109 30-100 for, a Seven Per Cent Currency bond
aod which was Sreris r oent ‘above the then market price Wy
higher price $e city bad received io a mamber of years for its
neh even when tie public dedt was small and when the wegular
statements were published, and the credit of the city was unquestioned.
The distinguished bouse of Rothschild, placing this loan upon the Eu
popoan market. bas opened up our cliy securities to investors there under
favorable circumstances, and draws to New-York a large amount of
im 4 capital. There have been Fed during severs| wonths past,
my direction sud supervision for many of tie eadiog foaccial
nk Ay articles wuich Lave been falisses weekly showing the
wealth and resources of New-York, I pow bave eorrespoudent travel
wu Barope. laboriug zealously among the Nudipal bauking houses to
the credit of our securities, wid pregartag e way to obtain even
r retes for subsequent loans whi e development of Nev-Yark
will require by fedeve of the projected improvements in the docks and
gr blie works.
Ry of Providenee. about the same time that this loan was placed,
odverdsed a 6 per cent guld loan of +4,000000. They saccecicd iu
ng about 4 000,000 at ahont 44 per cent premium, the balance of
pe A being much lower. The City of Provicence is celebruied [or its
wealth and nas 2 Jble Jebt, yet these were the best rates which
pho could secure under these favorable c:reamstances,
The statement io The Beening Post that the market value of the
ponds wan 115 ix entirely incorrect, as no sales were made in the market
tbe time for that price, or above the price of 1034 for Seven Per Cent
réy Year Currener bouds, as stown by all ihe quotations im the
journals of the day. I think tbe course pursied by me in the
pegotiation of the Joan sod gucoess of ny evdeavors, us shown in the
sbeve statement, will ice the approval of all busivess wei.
Very respectfully, Narsaxier Saxps.
New-York. Uet. 20. 157).
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"WHAT DR. BOWLSBY HAS TO SAY FOR HIMSELF
—HE CLAIMS TO BE THE VICTIM OF A
CLIQUE.
From The Brookiyn Eagle, Oct. 26. os
An Eagle reporter, this morning, visited Dr.
W. H. Bowlsby, No. 263 Myrtle-ave., to ascertain what he
might have to sal. in reply to the allegations and 1nsin
uations of THE TRIBUNE respecting lis relations to the
Eclectic College in Philadelputa, and other matters. As
gE TRIBUNE stated, the Doctor keeps a small and un
pretending drug store at the number named. An
pouncing to a pleasant little girl at the counter his desire
to see Dr. Bowlsby, the inquiry was responded to by a
gentleman Just stepping out of an inper apartment. As
rtainiug the business and purpose of the reporter, Dr.
Powisb invited bim to take a seat in the inper apart
mens. Te Doctor 18 nan Da the middle age, plain
and simple in Lis dress, and direct and courteous in his
manner. Referring to Tue TRIBUNE article, the Doctor
said, “Now, 1 claim that it is sufficient answer
of itself to any fairminded man. I would lke
to usk what confidence can be placed in the
Satan of a man who swears be is a lari
T regard as the position of the gt He comes
under Ricicuue of wanting to do certain things, witha
He in bis mouth. Is he not acting falsely I told the
man what he would bave to de iat he would
ve Ficemt oly course of glumes ye Bie
sent hs CIA. {9 loge, ud
~1 cm ou 1 Hyp Cortes told NAAR RF
ve diplomas. He professed to be in a hurry to
sot through with the matter. I told him be wanted to
expedite matters, the best way was to send on his money
his application. If his preparation was not satis
his money should be returned.
oe pr you free him no assurance thst he
ve his diploma
Dr. B.—I told him that he could not, except upon
showing that he was {foperly qualified.
Reporter—Do you know of suy oue ever getting a di
gions from that institution who was not properly quali
Dr. B.—1 do not. These things have been gotten up in
the interest of uu opposition concern in Tweuty-sixth-st.,
New-York, which bears about as much comparison with
the institution in Philadelphia as a country schooul-house
does to Harvard University.
Reporter—Are you acquainted with or related to the
Bowlaby fawily fu Paterson, N. J.¢
Dr. B.—1 mm oot. 1 never heard of them until the affair
io pers.
appear Do you kpow Rosenzweig 1
Dy. B.~I 4. J wade his scquaiutance through some
a New-York.
Te Fon he BN Philadel ay hudediplons vg
Jectic 1%
wp B.—He had. He wus 8 graduste of 8 school in Po
jand. Thet he will prove on this trial. He was a prac
ticing physician there, and has never been pod ey
else. fob Beust, who wrote that letter in THE TRIBUNE,
bh monninit sonics ie Beet
pot scqusinted w wl. gO
wens, want to say I never beard ol vr had
suspicion of, Lis belug iu any husiness of the sort he is
Sof red with. aw Jargelv inclined to think he is an
tnnoeeus man, but I ww willing te leuve that to the
Courts. I Uve uo sympathy whatever with abortion
an 3
lata of or—Huve you ever bad apy business relations
Dr. Bossuswelg 1
B.—I meyer have.
not having seen sn article in this moro
tng'e TRIBUNS which again brings up his aseccialion
ROGUS DIPLOMAS,
with the Ecleetio in Philadalahie, that
he is a relative SAE Bowlshy, And tad Bad Cuntil
lately somo sort of rtnorship with Rosenzwelg. that
he was expelled from the Ecloctio State Medical Boclety
of New-York, &e., the Teporter hauded Lim tue article
referred to, which ito read through and remarked
“Tis bears the evidence all th» war through of being maaipulated by
bé shjee in New-York have skerreld ha the _—
ter—Are you a witness in Rosc trial
Dr. Bl am subpesned in the case by the defense.
Repo Why
Dr, B.~I don’t know.
The Doctor cont.pued There has been 4 Jong quarrel
between this New-York dlique and myself. I believe
some man in THE TRIBUNE office must be connected with
their institution. Now, respecting those allegations of
the Medical Bociety, it 18 in the hands of the same men
who undertook to ot this dispensary sway
from me. I started it in Brooklys, and ren it
at my own expeuso Prjscipay. ailing in that,
they turned around ard got heir revenge. ‘They
expelled mo without a hearing, and I offered to bring in
my defense and answer the charges. They would give
me no time, not even 24 hours to get my witnesses, X
have been in Brooklyn now nearly five Years, and have
done my best to maintain a good Jepuia on and suport
my famwily as respectably as I could. These men have
sworn to ruin me, have said Fepeatadly jeg would drive
me out of Brooklyn, aud one of them has ald they would
spend $10,000, but that iey would do It,”
In further refcrésk to penzweig, the Doctor again
Rise fed aoy sowiadge of his nefarious business, and
sald Thay his fae w anced on the list of visiting
physicians to, the A this city at Rosezwolg's
OWI MCQUECRL. “Maen ae? AN
TIE BUIIBING FRAUDS.

EID-GLOVED EXAMINATION OF SUPERINTENDENT
MACGREGOR A USELESS COMMITTEE MR,
SCHULTZ'S LETTER. w
The Committee appointed at the Teuntonia
Hall Builders’ meeting, to investigate the Building De
partment frauds, met by appointment at the office of
that Departmont yesterday at 3 p. m. Their proceedings
were only saved from being a mere farce by the pluck of
one of their number, who, after siding with the rest in
what turned out to be a whitewashing opcration,” be
gan to realize the situation, and insisted on some rhow
of investigation. The wffair wus, in the malin, wholly
unworthy of the name of an examination, and corrobo
rates the statement, previously made in THe TRIBUNE,
that no real examination of these alleged frands will be
made now, unless the Press or the Committee of Seventy,
or sowe organization uot composed of builders, takes
the matter up. Though some of this Committee evinced
an hovest determination at firet to look thoroughly into
tho mattes, they plainly ehowed, when the crisis came,
that they realized that an open attack of any one of
them upon the Superintendeat would resuit in the ruin
of the attacking person’s business, in case Macgregor
came off victorious.
A detalled account of this mock trial of the Superin
tendent by those whose future business success depends
apparently upon his favor would be about as amusing
as that given in the Pickwick Papers. An illastratiou of
the animus of the meeting i8 scen in the fact that the
subjoined letter was handed around to be read mivately,
and then o half-hour s debate ensued as to wheiher it
ghould be read aloud for fear “those terrible reporters’
sbould find eowething in it derogatory to the Supers.
tendent. The persistence of the one man above re erred
to finally procured it a reading. Ae will. be seen, no
serious or anthenticated charge is made in it, and the
atteiupt to suppiess it slupiy showed ihe determination
of the Committee to siaooth over “the litle differeaces’
that bad arisen. The majority wished to let the whole
affair drop: bat it was flially determined to resuwe the
fuvestigaion on Tuesday, at 3 p. w.:
QFVICE OF THE MPTROPOLITAN BoARD or HEALTH,
No. ul MoTTsT., NEW- YOKE, May 13, 1u67,
Janes MACGREGOR, esq. —My Lear Si: |b was wuch swyrised this
morning to receive sumunous to attend Court from your commission. My
poserstanding with you was that either you versonally,
or some ome that joa hal confidence in, shoud visit
the premises, and then and there determine what I coud
do to remedy the evil you complain of, for 1 wid vou that 1 could
not fee Low It was possible to put iron shuiters on those wivdovs. 1 am
and was willing to waive the consideration of their necereity. When you
refect, 1 think yoa will remember this conversation and agreement. 1
cannot Wunk You want to purish me, for if that is your object I wform
{on now that 1 come down, so dou't fire. If you want =v or slo, I
ve got the money {0 pay. But as the property does not belong to me,
I feel compelled to try and t reascaabie copsiraction of your law, 80
Lat it shall be applied to all persons aud not to me sone
It you will give tais Pardeuas cane your attention you will, I think,
find it bi pors.ile for me Yo introduce the improvements you require with:
out taking dow the whole siructure. Very truly, JS. dekULTL
————i——
CRUELTY AT SEA.
The vessel Samuel G. Glover, Capt. Miller,
arrived at this port on Monday from Maniila, whither
she sailed from Cardiff, Wales, a year ago. On her ar
rival the crew left in a body, and have began criminal
actions against the captain and tbe first and second
mates for cruel and inhuman treatment during the voy
age. Wm. A. McKnight states that he shipped at Cardiff
with eleven seamen; that on his quarreling with one of
the crew, the captain placed Liu in double irons, aud had
him triced up to o stanchion, with Lis toes
Just toucking the deck, in which Josinen he was
\wt 24 hours; that the captain struck Lim in the mouth
with a hard substance, and broke one of his teeth; that
the second mate, Williams, crammed his mouth with
oakum and gagged bim; that be was kept standing five
dayF, braced to a stanchion, and for 11 days remained
bound on deck; that during 16 days ho was given 8 bis
cuit and a pot of water a day; that the first mate struck
Lim violently in the face; that he returned sho blows,
and was uesisted by the eallors; that the sec
ond mate flied several shots as tho crew; 18)
11 of the crew swam ashore at Manilla and cipal
to the cous); that the deseriers wero lwprisoned in jail
7 weeks; that he was kept in sobary confinement in a
filtby cel’; that they were finally taken from the prison
to the ship, and that Erich O. Rolce, n Russian sallor,
who had been reduced almost to a skeleton through ill
treatment, fell dead from the mast as the ship was ap
proaching Now-York.
Tuis statement 18 corroborated by John Smith, John
Awmaus, snd others of the crew, who allege that they suf
fered greatly during the voyage from exposure, illtreat
ment, and insutiicient and oproper food.
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LAYING THE CORNER-STONE OF THE FRANKLIN
rm em LE
~The corner-stone of Capt. De Groot's statue
of Franklin was laid, with Masoule ceremonies, in
Printing House-square, yesterday, Grand Master John
H. Authou conducting the exercises. The members of
the Grand Lodge, with Capt. De Groot and Peter Cooper,
formed in line in Spruce-st., and, headed by Otto's 5th
Regiment band, marched to the site of the statue, around
which a large crowd had gathered. Col. E. D. Gaul of
The Times de!jvered a brief address in behalf of the Com
mittee, alluding to the merits of Franklin and to the
mppropriateness of Printing House-aquare for a statfi> to
his memory. Grand Master Anthon responded, and was
followed by Grand Chaplain Bchoonmaker, who offered a
Jraser. The box was lowered to ils place, the following
st of contents having been read
Constitution of the United States, Constitution of tha State of New.
York. Manna! of the Rtate of New-York, Corporation Mannal of the City
of New-York, Parton's Life of Franklin, Copy of the lioly Neripturcs,
Map of New-York City, Ajpiov's Radway Guide, Hoe Catalogue of
Printing-Machines, &c.; Type-founders' Specimen Books, Almanacs,
Calendus and Bnginess Cards of New-York Printers, New-York City
Newspapers. lilostiatcd Papers snd Map of Clicago, Ceacribing the recent
cob lagrat.on.
Tne stone was laid with the usual ceremonies, and,
after corn, wine, and oil had been pourcd upon it, the
Grand Lodge dispersed.
THE MIGRATION BUREAU READY FOR BUSINESS
THE MIGRATION BULEAU READY I'UI BLSLAESS.
The first regular weekly business meeting
of the National Bureau of Migration was held last niglut
in Coiperative Hall, No. 214 Bowery. Chas. W, Goddard,
President of the Florida Improvement Company, on
taking the Chalr congratulated those present upon the
fact that the Bureau was at length Toady for business.
He added a8 to his own special interests in Florida, that
emigration was active in aay direction, a large party
having left for the “flowery Peninsula’ the day before.
There were other speeches representing the general pro
ject of the Bureau as a universal intelligence office, and
concerning the attractions of different Btates for those
who are disposed to emigrate or migrate. Before the
meeting adjourned. it was announced that on next
Thursday speeches would be made by Horace Greeley,
Theodore Tilton, G. F. 8. Casall equeerning Italian emi
gration, and Chae. Lasalle in behalf of the French. Rep
rescntatives of Kansas, North Carolina, Virginia, Florida,
and Teer emigration companies are also expected to
speak.
One point of special interest to the working classes is,
that the Burean will procure labor of all kinds for em
ployers, but with the understanding that the employ
meut 18 to be temporary, and that the persons employed
are, as soon as way be, to become united with sone
Colony or Howestead Settlement premoted by the Bu
™ra&sau.
a -—.—ap)r
THE DAUNTLESS AND DREADNAUGHT RACE.
The yacht race, between the Dreadnaught and
Dauntless, announced to come off yesterday, did not
take place, owing to the heavy mist which prevailed.
Neither yacht left its mooriugs, If the weather 18 favor
able the race will be sailed to-day.
RE ee
DRAMATIC NOTE.
Mrs, Florence takes a benefit, this evening,
at the Grand Opera House. Bhe has deserved ‘well of
the public, for she lras always been a faithful and worthy
worker iu the vocation of acting, slifucing no duty, but
constantly iryiod to do her best, and—by cheerful
gpirits, trained talent at comic jmitation, and welloulti
vated musical proftieney. fusing 8 great deal of real
and innocent gratification. Mrs. Florence and her hus
band will appear, us heretofore, iu Eileen ge," to the
merits of which, as a well-constructed medley of the
pastoral, sentiwental, romantic, and sensational ele
wents of Irish life, we yve previously adverted. It is
hoped that a crowded house way Somplitsent this esti
mable lady ou the occasion of her benefit,
—neee
POLICE NOTES
Edward Keely, age 65, of No. 149 Cherry-st., di
al Fon i Walerst., yesterday. died
Edward R. Meyers, 55, of Staten Island,
i of AR Bore Re hy cansed by falling down a Sie
stairs at Neo, 101 Williem-st.
Mary Keh 50, of No. 57 West Eighteenth-st.,
who Mla hos, ajo 30. ot st Bixth-ave. 3 gisetnts
coach driven by Charles MeKenns, died yesterday.
bys
A new station-house is building at Onehundred
and-ffty-second-st. and Tenth-ave. The stables for the horses weed in
patrolling the upper ood of the island have been completed.
An inquest held yesterday in the case of Dettmer
Belimer, age 22, who committed suicide on Wednesday, on the roof of
No. 202 Greenwieh-st., disclosed the fact that be bas long been sick, and
that, fastening sp around bis neck, be attached it 10 an fron bar, and,
piaeiag the wuss 9 pistol to his forehead, fired, the ball entaring bis
rab.
U. 8. Marshal Biggert att esterday
to Deputy U Benale, an illicit whisky Siethpied yout Perry,
Brooklyn. for whom an Indictment ls pending aad when he atempled io
fired several shots at him from bis revolver, one of which entered
the fa of Jobn Huthington, a newsboy, who was standing the gde
walk. The distiller was arrested
NEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY; OCTOBER, 36W

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY.
Sa nm. Nnoa, bp ow Ml night.
wo [2 oh (41)
HIGH TIDR DAY.
Long Branch, Ragka- Battery a
way, sod Ueney Id. N. Y. Baths Finshing, L. 1.
IN a.m, am m.
r¥ Ea na Eh 10:18 16.3
WEATHER PROSPECTS POR PHIS VICINITY.
Boo Fifth page.)
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
St. James Hotel—Senator Casserly and fam
od of Califorala, and the Rev, Dr, Thompson of James
wn, N. Brevoor{ House—The Hon. H. B. Bun
ford, late 17. 8. Minister to Belgium, Viscount Vilain of
the Belgian Legation, Richard Sullivan of Boston, and
Mra. Ashbury mother of Comiuodore Aslibury. gz
Fifth Avenue Holtel--Judge Charlos Andrews of the Court
of Appeals, the Hon. D. P. Wood of Syracuse, the Hon.
Mallon Chance, U. 8. Consul at Nassau; the Hon. Ply
Jowell of Hartford, J. H. Ramsey of Albany, Gen. G. W.
Williamson, Lieut.-Col. Rodman, U. 8. A., and W. B. Bris
tol New-Haven, Sturtevan! House—Judge Richard
Busteed of Alabama, Judge Helgs of Washington, and
Gen. T. N. Waul of Texas, &t. Nicholas Holel—Ex
Gov, Dennison, Gen. G. B. Wright and P. H. Watson ef
Ohio, and Col. C. Case of New-Orleans, Mctropol
fod dotel Ex Senasion Mattoon of Ose, the Hon, J.
Crow Qf 8 racuse, and Judge R. J. Brent of Baltl
more, Lggman House—tien, H. B. Bogxe of Mas
sachusetts, ana Mig £ositesy do Pourtales, Washington.
ar House~a¢n. 0. O. Howard, Washington.
Everell House—s. M; Magruder of the U. B. Treas
urv Devartinent. aid
more, ==3x lipffman Llouse—700, 1 0 Washington.
sachugetts, oh 2g Coulitess do Pourtales, Wushiogton.
pind jd Howuse~ ¢n. 0. 0. Howard, Washington,
Ererell House—q, M, Magruder of U. B. Treas
ury Departiaent.
NEW-YORK CITY.
Tax receipts on real estate yesterday (esti
mated), $765,000.
The_number of trains to Yonkers by the
Hudson River Railroad will be Increased to 38 a day—13
each way.
An intelligent company of boys left the
Newsboys’ Lodging House, No. 49 Park-place, yesterday,
170 ib the Raritan Woolen Mills at good WAECS.
G. W. Guttirie, Edward Dennis, A. P. Bell,
and David Wilson have been confirmed Ly the Beeretary
of the Treasury as Inspectors of Customs at New-York.
“The True and Only Jarley,” whose Stein
way Hall exhibitions will be pleasantly remembered
will exhibit,” for charitable objcets, next Tucsday and
Wednesday eveuiugs, ut St, Peter's Hall, West Twentieth
st.
The President of the Firemen’s Fund In
surance Company of San Francisco, who is now in this
city, states that the Directors have decided to pay all
losses, and that the company will in all probability con
tinue business,
Raw silk, worth $150, was recently stolen
from an upholstering estabiisbnent in this city, but was
returned by the thicf surreptitiously in the atternoon,
with note to the tollowing effect: ‘Tins 18 no good; 1
can not get anything for it; it 1s yours.”
James Morris, a lad washed overboard, yes
terday, in Helk Gate, from the British schooner R. C.
Chundler, was Picked up by W. E. Brown, ghip news col
lecior for the Associated Press, This 18 tho sixteenth
person rescued hy Mi. Brown within a year.
Such a throng of visitors has besieged the
officen of several members of the Grand Duke Alexis
Reces tion Committee that one gentleman has cansed the
following notice to be placarded upon his door: The
Grand Luke does not receive his friends here,”
The French Musical Union, organized about
three mouths since, 1s making arrangewents for a wmu
geal entertainment in Lyric Hall for {Lo benefit of tho
sutierers by the Chicago Gad Jopest dregs, and by the de
struction of Poiute-a-Pletrie in the Freuch Island of
Gnodalonpe,
The Commission for the Examination of
Druggists and Druggists’ Clerks has lHeensed 260 drog
wists aud 240 clerks, and rejected 60 druggists and 191
clerks, with the understanding that they may present
Meinsclves alter farther study for a second exatuluation,
Rice the Jaw went into efioct drug clerks are in greater
demayd, and Larger salaries aro padd, Alter Dec. 21 full
lists of tose who have passed the exawiuation will be
published.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 174, including 5 from
smu!l-pux.
The Commissioners of Charities report 2,325
inmates in the County Iustitations, and 67 swall-pox
patients,
LONG ISLAND.
Frosnsa.—Giles Fowler, a pilot, complains
thut his boat was overturned oppesito City Island, on
Oct. 24, und that the captain and crew of the schooner
Bay State, which lho was hailing at the time of the acci
dent, made no attempt to rescue him. Ile was subse
quently picked up by J. Weaver, another prot.
MELVILLE. ~The Rev. James ITuuting, ir, was or
daived to the ministry aud installed as [astor of the
Prosbyterian Church, yesterday. The sermon was
preached by the Rev. Lewis Lampman, aud tie charge
to the pastor was given by the Rev. Jawes Hunting, sr.
NorTiH HEMPSTEAD.—The Colored Republican Club
has appointed sever] members in each sehool district to
fuk after thagelored vote, aud seo that it is policed at
he coming lection, Nt
HEMPSTEAD. Property-ownera on the site of the pro
posed storage reservoir deur to the amounts awarded
y the Appraising Commission, and have held ul tudig
uation wecting.
RIVERHEAD.—Frank Blair, a tramp, ha< been arrested
for setting tire to the woods in this vicinity, ‘Fhe tives
were exunguished in tiwe to prevent an extensive con
flagration,
LAUKELVILLE.—A eon of Charles Ackerinan wae fatally
kicked by uw horse on Wednesday,
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
Wire Pruxs.—In the Court of Sessions,
James Scott has been sentenced to 1§ years at Sing Sing,
for stealing un ox; Charles Wright, 2} years, stesling a
horse and wagon from Join A. vin Tassell of Tuirytown,
The Grand Jury found bills of indictment, yesiorday,
against Charles L. Tiuice, colored, for asscu.t wi haalond
to kill Miss Conkliug of Youkers, aud against Henry
Lilingbuusen for burglary:
NEW-JERKEY.
Jrnsey Crry.—Iu the Iadson County Court,
yesterday, the tral of the Hoboken ejectment case was
resumed. Judge Bedle card the arguwents of counsel
on the motion made by defendants for a von-suit. The
main point made was that the plaintiils bad not opened
the strect by ordinance. Counsel quoted a number of de
cisions in support of the position, T. N. McCar.or, in
behalf of thc plaintiffs, sald that the case wis somewhat
different from a private individual claiming an ease nent
in another man's land, On general principles, the right
of a municipal corporation in an easciment for a public
highway ationnts to an actual possession, If the City of
Hoboken nad passed an ordinance requiring the removal
of the defendants from ibe water frouts iu dispute, the
plaintiffs would have been met with the very argiunent
which they now present in behalf of the city, Case on,
_._.Nicholas Hookstedt, age 60, of No. 85 James-siip,
New-York, Jumped from the ferry-boat Susquesanna,
yesterday, and fell in the middle of the river, Adriver
of one of the Hackensack express trucis jumped after
Lim and supported Lim until a boat cowd be lowered,
He was taken w tbe Second Precinct station-House,
where he was resuscitated and sent to the Charity ilos
pital. Domestic trouble was the alleged cause of the
suicidal BHAIN. A Republican meeting was held,
last night, at Hoffman's Arcade. About 3,000 persous
were Jrenent, and addresses were made by the Hon.
Jon A. Briggs of Ohlo, Major James Haggerty, Jonathan
Dixon, jr., and James B. Vredenburg.
NEWARK.—In the Court of Oyer and Terminer, Fred
erick Elgeman, a Germany, ago 34, who, while driviug a
wagon in Hpringfield-ave., on Muy 17, ran over and kitted
Murian Culvert, a child, ving in Howard-st., was tried
for manslaughter, yesterday.... Thomas McCarthy and
Jacob Ralph were arrested Jestorday, and seut to Pater
son for trial, for stealing a horse and bugky from Theo
dore McKelvey of Turner's Station..... Wilson llsley, a
lad, wus seriously jojured about the heud and face, yes
terday, from an explosion of Epowdes, ade 1st, 2d,
4th, and 5th Regiments, and the 1st and 2d battalions of
the New-Jersey Brigade, accompanied Ly four bands of
music, will Participate in the foeeption to the Grand
Duke Alexis....A large body of Freemasons went to
New-Brunswick, yesterday, 10 bardicipate in the laying
of the eorner-stone of the new Masonic Temple,
HoBOREN.—Charles H. Gimph was fined $10 yesterday
for insulting ladies in Mrs. SBchlabel’s dry goods store in
Washingtou-st.... Louis Bennett was attacked in the
street near the Obsorgaions on Wednesday night by two
men who knocked bim down with a club and robbed
him of $10. No arrests.
PATERSON.—Contributions to the Chicago Rélief Fund
OF fredate $19,737 63....The man who was kitled at
why bridge, bas beet Iaontiiod a4 Joseph Yorkington of
'y n as Jose 0) of
No. 48 Prospect-st. d

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THERMOMETER YESTERNAY
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oF
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OF EVERY BTYLE OF DECORATION AND FINISH.
SPECIAL ATTENTION 18 CALLED TO OUR LARGE STOCK OF
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SPECIALLY SELECTED FOR OUR OWN TRADE
Scliuyler. Hartley Gralam,
29 John-st, and 19 Maiden-lane,
565 and 567 Broadway, N. Y,,
ARE CPENING Ten NEW INVOICES
BALL, BACK C0,
IMPORTED WATCHES
CH A I NS.
AGENTS FOR
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IN BEST VARIETIES.
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L172 Broadway, cor. Twenty iat,
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Coane, Parton, Vist,
STYLISH CLOTHING
FALL and WINTER WEAR
Greatly Reduced Prices.
WALKING AND DRESS SUITS,
EVERY VARIETY.
COLFAX OVERTON,
2734 AND 235 BROADWAY.
CHICAGO.
HARPER'S WEEKLY
FOR THIS WEEK CONTAINS
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OF THE
CIHHICAGO CALAMITY,
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Has circulation of 375,000 coples, contains ONE-THIRD more
reading watier, a larger number of Illustrations, and ls couspicacualy
better Edited and Printed then any other Illastrated Newspaper
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AUITS. 138 140 Fultonst, N. Y, QUITS.
JUITS. IMMENSE BTOCEK, QUITS.
QUITS. Low Prices. JUITS.
UITS. Orders hy Letter Promptly UITS,
UITS. Filled, UITS.
SUITS. Relat for Beis Wekaute, Sample, Se, 00 SUITS.
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UNDERWEAR,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
FINE FURNISHING
GOODS.
UNION ADAMS Co.,
637 BROADWAY.
BUFFALO
ROBES,
WOLF ROBES, CARRIAGE ROBES,
SLEIGH ROBES,
LAP ROBES, HORSE BLANKETS,
The largest collection in the eounatry, for sale by
SAMUEL SHETHAR Co.,
548 BROADWAY, NEW-YORK.
WORTH KNOWING.
GILLIES’ CRUSHED
COFFEES,
In Bbls, and 60-pound Cans, and
THE AMERICAN
JAVA COFFEE,
In one-ib, pkas,, 45 lbs, AND a box.
ARE UNIFORM, RELIABLE, HEALTHY.
Prepared from diferent kinds of Coffees, the SD of which mingle bar
Pus wusly. Grocers tod them more salable und reliable than aay other
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WRIGHT, GILLIES BROTHER,
Only Manufacturers
2373, 233, and 237 Washing ton-st. yw No XY.
TRIMMINGS,
DRESS
IN ALL THE NOVELTIES,
The Paris Mannfactarers having recovered from the effects of th
and got inty operation, Ws an Se ¢3) enabled to offer DRESS TRIMMINGS po
BUI TONS, 1n all the latest Sries of BUTTONS, GIMPS,
FRINGES, ATOR aad FOR THOMM UN G, ke, ke, a8
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
EDWARD A. MORRISON,
No. 827 Broadway,
BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH-STS,
HOWARD
INSURANCE COMPANY
THB
OF NEW-YORK,
NO. 66 WALL-ST.
CHARTERED IN 1825.
Cash Capital, $500,000
Insures against Loss
and Damage by Fire
on the most favorable
terms.
SAMUEL T. SKIDMORE, Presidens.
THEODORE KEELER, Becretary.
HENRY A. OAKLEY, Vice President
BAPARRFANBINBBPA09000090009% 008 vm
Teo Adeeridsers.
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W. R SKIDMORE, Assit Sec'y.
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URCLATIO N, $90,000.
BRONZES
TIFFANY Co,
UNION-SQUARE,
HAVE ASS br oye gues ious ov Tei X38 FLOOR Jor
FIN E BRONZE
STODART
PIANU-FURTED.
The objeed of the plano-forte maker is still to combine delleacy sad
force. To this chief desideratum he seeks to add two ethers— purity
richness, sweetness, and brilliancy of tone, and capacity of being well’
taned, and of keeping tn tane under all cirenmstances. All then glalitien
we have found united In a high degree in the lastruments, Grand and
Square, of the Stodart” pattern, made by D. B. Stanford Co They
bave saceeeded in producing an instrament which, for sustained solidity
and purity of tone, seems to be something between sa ordiaary plane sad
the dispason of a grand organ.—[N. Y. Tribuce, Oct. 11, 137L
THPSR MAGNIFICENT INSTRUMENTS, KNOW MADE FROM
OUR THOROUGHLY TESTED NEW 74 OCTAVE SCALE, ARE.
CONFIDENTLY OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC, WHILE OUR
PRICES WILL BB FOUND LOWER THAN ANY OPHER VIRST
CLASS MANUVAOTURERS.

D. R., STANFORD Co.
654 BLOADWAY, COR. GREAT JONES,AT.
WATCHES!

Waltham Watches,
English Watches,
Swiss Watches,
AT CLOSE PRICES
BISHOP REIN,
Under Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Brooks Brothers
in os Lites {tion spire),
“Boadyaiade
CLOTHING
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FOR
THE COMING SEASON.
PIANO-FORTES.
WEBER
Pronounced by the first Musical Talent, Seminarians, the Press, eta, he
BEST PIANOS MADE.
Prices as reasonable sud terms as easy as consistent with thorough
workmanship
WAREROONMS:
FIFTH-AVENUE,
COR. S1XTEENTH.*T,, NEW.YORK.,
OTIS Juli
OTIS BROTHERS Co.. No. 348 Broadway, New-York
QAM EVI EAMIIEEY WB Yi VY WEY Sy ee
HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY
Cash Assets Oct. 1, 1871 $4,793,206 52:
Losses at Chicago will not
Hea 2,000,000 00
exceed
Leaving Cash Assets of
the Home Oct. 12, 1871 2,723,206 52
All Losses will be
promptly paid and
policies issued as
usual. shea
J, B,
New-York, October 13, 1871.
SHALL FALL?
There is no better ANSWER
WONDERFU L or MFORTABLRE
in the
CLEAN, ates, AE, 0 DURABLE.
Go TO J. H WILCOX Co's
59 FOURTH-AVE, NEW.TO! ory,
ot to any frshcles desler aad bay TAKER ho»
lai.
SET ok ee Br id
Write for any information 10
WOVEN WIRE WIRE MATTRESS CO.
GEO. C, PERKINS, Seem: oon.
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