|e
the amount reflacted in air, and the light absorbed by the
ER LN TC 2 bese vlan
In onder to get the deep sea sonndinge several methods
will be employed Tas a popniar notion that water an
creases in its density very ranidlv as the pressure ine
Cross, and that at a certmn distance below the surface
the presse from above 1s so great that it has dens 1
eneuxh to float the heavy weight nsed in wonndine, The
proseire wondeed great, amounting at the depiia oi #0
file to mere than 160 atmospheres, or about La PONIGA
to the siete inch Bll water is so incon prossinle that
even (sr onnons pressure makes very little difference
ip its density The vreat ditficualty in the deep sou work
is the friction of the water upon the long length of hee.
In order boven this fichon heavy weights nus
Be ised id even then a long time must elapse betore
the weisht wi reach the bottom. In order to
remedy (hs the sounding apparatus Is so contrived as to
eats 1% WORN Pl The DOT om as soon as if strikes. and
ge (oe cai THO nade ght aod smail as ror Iv his
to boar in panlng mote own weight, and the spooiaen
tute. Another ap paraton for sounding without a line
wll be tested dung the yoyane. A weight ix thrown
overboard, carrying a Yong conteal tnbe of (in containing
air floats, sirens er neh te resist the pressure of the
water. When the we iht strikes the botton the float as
anton! released, and cotues vapning ap to ihe sme
fae, (NIEL NE Witt at 1 tide which shows ever wiht
dream e tt Las piss doe method has not as vet boen
tha ong ily teri dota Os found towers satis fouctondy,
MH Wig eae VOY IGT adly The PROVIOUs de orca
undo



f

Albonel ot sea, almost exelnsive attention must of
ne cantly eo ven te these physica! mvestigat.ons, still
puonivgl ahd bolas ane me to be forgotten, dn addition
wo the (ole tien of Tanne animals, and Alea that will
ta toad, the loaner ast touch occastonedly, and then
the coi ction of Lotanteal and zeologica specimens will
be of Chae! peiianee. Prepaiaiions have Peenade
for tums lone Laree quantitics of specimens in
aheobol, nnd arrancements Lave been perfected for pre
vai ia tad AEN dl rants that reay Le gathered.
[FS over ates the officers of the Hassler and ther
guests ae three am tour photographers. A set of
cai Far Witl uw corresrondiag outtie Will be canmiod,
atid the party hop fo bom home au anteresting colle
fun of photograpiie views, dncinding, pu haps, sane
Prot {patosoni ons and Faegiangs,
ih

The toate twas te lave been Jeady for sea onthe 14
of September, pat delay bas tollowed delay, and there as
httic prospect that the expedition will embark betore
the int ot Docomber Just now workinen are busy in
correcting the work of the contractors Ey the end of
the wer i the Hassler wa probaly be an such condition
that a pie) OF her magni condition can be mide
and Lit Con pass corrects doand then she will be ready
foi het Vp as Too pan at ist was to steam ron
down, tonclang at the Wet Incas and upon We vastern
cast Of ROLL Alcoa it order that tne Strots of Mae
go lan eat te reached an davuary or Febroary--the
ong Dre ef Near warn vivigabon there os oither
ph teat 0 cate The striate were then to be Aiplored
quite thaoien Iv teiore the crise vorthwind
through the Hania war began. The waters
around Cape Horn, ard especially the Strads
of Magician, Batt acver, su far ar 1 Know,
been yond Py an American pasty. and jhe Hasrier
wast ad on Be sh osarts Beside tae many olaects of
pe Bl ne eal vercfore, to be studied there, it as
enn a LAY proper that a sterner of fhg Cast Survey
wold ron org enough vo acd something to the
Rue w cde ol these waters, that ANCA Vesse say
efi ivi h nel ie alten dep vdert upon the reguits of
Factsheet orpree Stree the departuie of the oxpud
Don bast oie Geared tie Hassler tiust take a’
SCENERY Utd N Tauls il Mason, and a pacat deat of
teal te tein In the Atlante, wien if ar hoped,
Mead end groativ to the value of the resis recently
ota dd cv the Coast sarvey an the Gull oi Mexico,
ast ov Zi Gp Noverithoaess the delay connor ini
Tete tote y With the general saecess of fie expede
Loi, ard the party ay Well Repe when ot arises oat
Rutt 1 ob San Foauosoo lo have accom shod a work
Wiha l Ws tah tho Ha ser expedition ol IPO Talaoas
LTTE Rik wa ith €22 BF 4 i. 0F


FLIFFIC AND EARNINGK

Gen. JR Hawley, late Governor of Cone
tei Gl bes Gn Lie presen eal juerset aliv visited
and caretuliy stiched the belt of country traversed by
the frst thonsand miles of the Northern Pactie haa road
ts Cente, ts pec pie, ails sell wid genorad iesourees
and Le dollowing ediorild ain le. which recently gp
pated modus paper. The flastford Courant. is ins candid
esi mate 0f the Dhaba. future of te great contin ntal
road
SPY
“A Good Stowe ~The net earming= of the Union Pa
cific fuatroad trom January 1 to July 51,11, as reported
Ly tic Hnahcial Agents were $2.000,080.  Shouid the bus
Beas 106 Lit iCliiil hie lve Iuonilis be proportionately
Glee, tue Let carulugs for the entire year would be
£3,500 0% £4 The construction of the firet 1.0 unics of
the Northern Pacis Railroad, a bbeial allowance being
Wad oi ail contingenaes, will not exeeed $50,000,000
Lu, po pole. A volume of business over this 1,000
Wit at Gad tu that Which is reported for the 1.060 mies
ofthe LLiol Pacific would yieid a net return of 12 per
Cent On Lhe INVesUNeNt—1eAVing net profit of over 44
Ji cont after paying the nwrest on the company’s
lo de In ite first 1.000 miles the Northern Pacific Road
wil pass turoukh the best Wheat-growing region in the
wold of vast extent and great feruhity. Ttwiii rin slong
the rich garden lands of the valleys of the Red River of
the North, the Missouri, aud the Yelhowstoue, The pro
ducts of the wide and fertile regione of the Assiniboine
aud Saskatchewan wilh fud thes way to arket over iis
Pai x, ald the rapidly increasing volume of munity busi
bess already exirung in Montana will ipevitabiy accept
of the faeilitios the road will mifford. The excellence of
the country and the rapidicy with which itis tilling with
ulgranis give proise of a loca! business whose figures
wlone wil rival the snowing made above. And when to
this is added the great through trafic of the
world, there 1s left no room to doutit that the
Northern Pacitic will, from the start, perform in ifs
field ox grand a work as 1s pow being done by its more
wulhiery neighbor. Were there, then, nothing but the
busi 0 the road upon which to depend, te project
ors whit reasonably hope for a paying return; but
wlind aud supporting all is the minense grant of ho
woo atte of ond. These lands are pot nreclanuatble
waale paces, but are mainly, fertile plains and nich
valleys— wel watered and ying in the midst of ater
petale Clinate Utider the provisions of the mori cage,
the proce ds of sacs of land must be applied to the ae
pulcliase and cancoiation of the bonas jhe. his
spell (rine Wi prove a soutce of constant reveling,
WLICH ust be bed sacred for the benefit of the boid
bolder."
i
Another journal commenting on the above rave:
“The Courant, to render its prediction safe teyond gues
WoL, Oily Conte for the Northern Pacitic Road, at the
outset. 4 traffic, per une of track, equal to that of th
Umion Paoiie, wath the Saline average THING eX penke
Considering the Chatacter of the country traversed by
the two es, the vast advantages of gthe Northern route
in produc ove Janda, rapid settletnent, titbatary trathe,
tas ol Koades atid abundance ol Umber, fuel, and water,
MIs er ty conan that the earnings of thc Nottheru
Koad wil liom the beaming be wach greater, atid its
Opt TINE «Np li=er nach Jess, thal those of Ite Southern
Wok or. The conspicuous Huaneial success aitcady
swhicved by toe Union ant Cental Paci Roads, mn
spite of minense dlsdvalitages in Cort ol construction
aud Chaacter of country traversed, eaves Lo room
W dont that the Northern Pacific ws Ww be oe of the
Wwost L1ohlal.e¢ toads ou the continent.”
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNIILED STATES
The undersigned officers of the National La
bor Union wart, the public against a pretended Convers
bon at Washington, Dec. 5, got up by rote persons
sty Hug themselves the “Commitee on Urgalizatiot of
the Lator Beform Movement,” as they have no muthonty
ro body known as the National Labor Union,”
wh Convention assembles at Columbus, OLio, on the
third weok an February, 1872. The Wuslupgton move:
ment aw ubanthonized
be
Ric FF TREVELLICK, President, Deiat,
HORACE H. Lay, Vice-President, New York
MO WILLARD. Bocond Vice Presdent, Chocapo.
A CC. CAMERON, Secretary Chacago
Eaeewiore Conon MOSES 5. FTELD, Detrort Jas C,
Byiiis, santoerdy, enn, AC CAMERON, Chuago. C
LEA JovissoN, Tana aa, Poun

New Yorn, Nov, «0, 071
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN KIT CAKRON, COLORADO
ot I——
Disvir, Col, Nov. 21--On Friday morning
a Lire broke on! iu the barbershop adjonivg the Perry
House. at Kit Carson. The entire stock, cluding the
Ferry House, several dry goods and grocery sures. Te
Foro OMe, two bilhord hadie and a number of sulocns
Whil GWE age wile destroyed. Very little property Was
wat cd Lose estimated at $100 Bo IREUFINee, The
Fate ldo pot and Warehouses, contaming a laree amcant
OF tae batdisc en route Ww New-MeXioo and Atzoha,
Were on hoe sev CcTas iner, abd were only raved Ton
Wertrieton Ly the use of a number of fire aun Bilatore
We the bat ds 0! 1h ClLp.oy 68,

THE <<GO TIHHANNA VALLEY HOMIL.
Bina avron, N.Y. Nov. 21.—"The Report
of the state Roird of Commissioners of Pabij Charitios
Wregned wo the Rusquebtanna Valley Howe, an this ity,
Coumupcs the Speer tendent, Mr Van Epps, for bis 1u
Qneretion on the tater of discipline, expresses cnure
Continence yp toe Board of Managers, congratulates them
MABE ipo gon of their perwanent and adunrably
WIFALZCd ew Lon dings, and herpe aks for the institution
the continued wd of the benevolent, the patronage of
Che State, and great success nite noble efforts, The
Board of Managers have ace pred the resiguation of the
MUP nLtenac to take effect we Boon ar Lr BUCCCRROT
hall be Lpaanted.
ARRIVAL OF FHIPWELCKED SEAMEN AT @AN
FHEANC [I= 0O).
a
SAN Fuanaiseo, Nov, 21.—="The bark 1. LC.
Muriay. from Honolulu, brings another installment of
The Coo ver Of Whaling vessels wrecked this season. The
Uiited Stabs steatner Pensacolo wil! wall next week for
Hono ln to releve the slpwrecked reac n of the
Arce Sect, over TW 0! whol lave been assisted by the
Awad bt... 1 tot wn!
D——

ANUTERE TAX PAYERS DITFMMA
Tu the Ldutur of The Tribune.
Six I oreeerved notice mothe Spring to walk
Up and pay #155 tor a stp of Belgian pavement, I%g by 16
Tet, and teching that there was Lo redress 1 did ro. Now
Plcarn that the assessment was CXOTbItant, and those
Of iy LORLLOIS Who Gey e® of retuned to pay are je
CHL I uch better cond tion tan Lo Tue gestion
ahist “WhO Will FEturn Ine my morey yy?
New-York, Nov. 21 ASWINULED CiT1zEN.
A novel perjury tral 1s exciting general in.
A DOVE perjury tral Is exatng general n
Wrest at Portland, Oregon. Two notorious clas acters
Wrestling Joe and Greon Div deo, Uave Ween arrested
lor sweating that they are tol father and son, and a
large monober of witnesses The meoonily of whom age
very old men, have been somtolied rots Hie Hulton
Ing Bales to hear Wrbinohy on one oF The her sud
There Je an old proverb conceruing Lhe wisdom of Lhe sul
Ma SUCH Cabe wLIeh ay Tue wellout 110 Niedtiat
A VIGOROUS CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY.
Judge Bedford convened a special meeting
of the Grand Jury yesterday, and charged them as fol
Jows in regard to the Tammany frauds:
GENTLEMEN: I have convened you this morning for a
most important and solemn purpose, The day before the
election Teharged you npon the Election laws, and asked
your cooperation to maintain the purity of the ballot
box by the prompt indictment of of persons charged be
fore your body, with any wanner of cleetion fravds; and
Fam clad to Know that the decisive position this Court
and your body took, deterred many from the perpetii
tion of coutemplatc dtrauds upon the ballot-hox; and that
those Who were se utterly reckless and woald take no
wari ive, will meet with the speedy fustice their crimes
nig it
by election ax over, and the same reason that com:
pellod nie tn behalt of the public good, to charge you in
relation to the Election Jaws, now demands my conven
ME Vou this morning, We are in the midst of a most
vita manicipal crise. We all know that for mouths cer
Lidl persons have been publicly charged with committing
thomost stupendous frands against the city's Lo, i
and from oflicial sources we learn that this great flualfs
cu and commerce) metropolis this ety, the pride of
the whole Union -has been brought to the very verge of
bankroptey, &he has been not only nearly rained finan
crv, bot her fair fame has been so tarnished timt sho
fonds only asa byword of scorn and contempt among
alo pood people. This state of atliirs cannot and must
not longer oxist, Many of our foremost and honored
citizens have combined to investigate these frauds, and
to Dring the pmdty to pumspment, and 1 have no doubt
thege is sufficient evidence to bring about this cousutn
mation
Your body 1s omnipotent: yon are responsivle to no
body, vou can send for witnesses and tor papers, and
can command the strong ar of the law to coicpel obedi
Choe To VOoul suliinons.
I won snggest that vou send for such men as Charles
O'Connor, whose great and feariess honesty and abilities
Lave been brought to bear in the investigation of these
frauds and the prosecution of the perpetrators. This is
al nnportant duty, gentlemen, aud one which should be
fearlessly performed.
Many of the alieged erinnnals, it i= sald, have fled from
oa country, while many gyet remain, But this matters
nots when the power of the jaw i= put forth it will reach
then, wherever they way be. J therefore nrge you, both
as citizens aid sworn Grand Jurors, to immediately in
stitute a nad mvestigation into all these notorious
frauds, and to present all who may be believed to be
witty. Never mind who they may be, for the law is no
respeeter of either political parties or Private or public
persons. Du this great duty, T know the learned District
Attorney will md you to the best of hs ability. Per
ronidly and otioadly have always been Fem to cor
ruption, betloin high places and low places, either among
private of pubic persons, and desire, at thig immuinent
Crisis, to piace any sclf upon the record ax one who will
dob bis power to punish the perpetrators of these
frauds und to lend isd we restorlug public confidence
aud regaliang tor New York her once envied position.


BLACK FRIDAY EECOLLECTIONS=TIIE NEW GOLD
The suit brought by lsiae O. Davis and
cihers agaist Janes Fisk, jr. Jay Gould and others, to
FeCover $8,200 damages, growing out of an alleged non
fultilhment of au agreement to buy gold on Kept, 24, 1869,
was continued yesterday before Judge MeCano,
8ULT.
Mr. Westcott, secrctary of the Clearing-House, was re
called. avd exprnned the rule of the Board of Gold
Brokers providing for the resale of gold at the nek of the
purchaser, im case he neglects to fultill his contract after
voter. He added that the rate existed before 1867, and
win raled out by the Judges as relevant. Gold, he con
tinned. x deovered mm two wads through the Clearing
House, by means of a ticket, and through the other ex
Cleaning House borrowers and lenders of gold usually
agree to keep it at the same price, the increase being
or ov the mterest agreed to be paid; he Knew of no differ
ence between a loan of gold aod adoan of currency
wien e transfer of gold is wade through the Clearing:
Heuse there is no actual transter of the coin, except as
reprefented by the ticket, which passes current the kame
Cas the actual delivery of the coin; gold coin fe rarely
drawn from the vaults of the bunk, except for special
use, but is re Pea nted Ly gold certticates or eertifled
checks for gold on the Gold Exchange Bank or Metropol
tan Bank: there is duly on deposit in the bunks of New
York fron $10,000,000 To $20,000,000 of gold, and $70,000,000
the Sub-Treasary on the Friday in question the clear
ances would ave amounted to $300,000,000 in gold.
Q Wan there gold enough fn the city or iu the country
to make this delivery A. Yer: with §10,000,000 of gold
1 can make a dehvery of $100,000.00
Q. Supposing a man was compelled to make actnal de
livery of $0,000,000 of gold on that Friday, wat there
gold enongl in the city to do itt A. Not outside the
Ruao-Treasury.
John E. McPherson, one of the Jos, was next
culicd ak a witness on bis own behalf, He testitied that
he had sen! i letter of advice to the detendants of the
mide 01 the gold specified in the complaint. He did not
distinctly recollect whether he fened the ticket of side,
but raw it atter 11 was signed. Tne clerk had authority
to sign them. Ro Mathews, clerk mm the Clearing-House,
testified to the amount of the claim being cuarged on the
balance book of the Clearnng-House an favor of the plain
tiff. John E. Messerole, Register of the New-York Gold
Exchange, gave the rates at which gold was sold at
different hours on the day fn question.
An assignment of the clalm of platutiffato John Bonner
whe offered in evidence. It wus “Ylecto to ak indefinite
and nuperfect, inasmuch as it merely states on its face
that it assigus plaintiffs claim against Albert Bpeyerand
his associates. The Coart after. a long argnment, ad
mitted the document, whuck closed the case tor the plaim
ttf,
Mr. Beach moved to dismiss the complaint and urged
that Mr. Brown, by the assignment, had only acquired
the right to saperintend the wetion, On the other bund,
if the assignment wag absolote, he jnsisted that Davis
Mucpherson were not the proper parties to the action,
and we to these the complaint should ve dismissed. Ex
Judge Emott contended no opposition to the motion,
that the effect of the pesigniiens was merely 10 convey
one-half interest in the clan to Mr. Brown, reserving
the other half to Morsra, Davis Macpherson, David
Dudley Froid also made a Jong argument for the dis
issil of the motion. The Court adjourned without
reac LIng a Ge Cilio.

rt
In the United States District Court, yester
day, 1200 pounds of deaf tobacco, seized at Noo 84
Lighthi-ave., was condemued by default,
The Marine National Bank recovered from
Frederick Kummick yesterday $2000, which had been
paid on an accommodation note. The bank had dis
counted the pote, which was given by Harmon Bolte to
Willan Bolte, aud indorsed by huommick, aud when due
it war allowed to be protested.
Warren and Rol, assignees of Warren and
&cott, bankrapts, tiled, in the Uuited States District
Court, a Wl 10 equity to recover $10,000 from the Tenth
Nationa! Bank, on the ground that the bankrupts gave
the bank a fraudulent Dreier nee over other creditors,
Judge Blatehlord dismiss the Lill yesterday, ue the
proofs did not xupport the allegation of fraud.
Heury M. Bailey, agent of Mrs. Frances M.
Snow. paid der $200 last Mirch, on condition that she
would return it, if the rents of her building, at Third-ave,
and Fourteenth-st., could not be collected. The tenants
failed un vusiuess, and she refured to refund the money
to Ler agent. He recovered the full amount w ith costs,
yesterday, in the Mariwe Court, before Judge Jou:
chimsen,


Maria A. Jahn brought a ruit, yesterday, in
the Supreme Court, against the city to recover damages
for the death of her husband, who fell into a hole which
had been excavated in front of No. 212 East Seventy
Ccighith sf. for the purpose of repairing a Croton pipe. A
Tootion wis made to dismiss the complaint on the ground
that the city hud neither authorized norbeen fuformed of
the excavation. the accident having occurred alinost fm
mediately after the bole was dug. Judie Van Brunt
dented the motion, sud ordered the jury to BHog iu a
seeded verdic!l Lis morning.
J. Grenmweld of No. 27 Duape-st., charged with
we Lig vumianped tobacco was held yesterday au $2000 Lal by Com
ison Muiehle
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Hogan com
noted Francs Carolin, a porter, of Noo LD Ease Fortieth st. vesieriday,
or send ug o kok wateh ay chan worth $200 from George Curr of
Not Reace ota. Henry Scbwodt. Janes Morton and Janes Lo Wal
hee for ston uf $200 worth of Jace from the rtore of bouts Co. wt
Ne 4449 Broadway. vi (eb. 2¢

Supreme Court—Circuit— art 1.-By Judge Van
Brant —The Bosrd of Compossioners of Priots sgt The Vacife Mal
Sesmstop Co ~Jodguent for pion. Willem). Lmmett opt. The To
Jeo Logausport wid Burhugion Ki iioud Con pay. —Juadguient for
pout ut.
ommon Pleas— Svicial Terme--Bv  Jwdge Loew.
Bromstead apt. Brukertof —Mobo oanted. AbLott alt Vian Winkie,
AL ton pranted. Martin apt Gries Maton to vacate order of wrmest
1 el without costs. dhe Peopic ex rei Janes Hazel wet The Supers
ter ent of the Honse of Kefuge Writ of cortoran quashed. Spielmann
ag! Diugee —Oricr vacated and set ay ov
By Judge Kohinson Caicblon sgt. Butterfeld. —Demurrer sustained,
0c comp iamt disiamed w.1L cute.
United States Iaetrict Court In Admiralty By
Jutge Biateford.—Jobo E. Chace apt. the bark Alice Taintor.— Lived
asi sned with costs. BF. Sberman net Join Mott Decree for Libel
sit woth oider of re erence. NewYork Harbor Protection €o. egt the
Looper Clars Libel dismissed With conte. Auvgustur M. Cox apt the
stein prope ler Clas Clava Decree for Nhe ants with order of refer.
ence Heury Benary sgt. the ship Prince Albert Decree for Llelsnts
woth order of reference
Albany, Nov 2] The following decisions were delivered in the Conrt
of Appeals to du: Judes Aff imned With costs —Nb wart sgt Dirake,
Niorges apt. Buserl Hil apt Ong Wiliams sgt. Rarieant A
reversed and new trig! grouted, costa to winde events Oulline ag’. Hen
nett. Woods sgt Laluyelte, Waite apt. Cordes Hutcliuge sgt. Miner.
Judgmert modified by directing A modification of the jodrwent of the
Judgment of the Court below. &c Florence ngt. Hophone
Juigment of Supreme Court avd Conrt of Geurrsl Sess oun
reversed and judgment for Gefendant,— McCord apt Ile
Peopie Ac. Order of the General Term reversed
wre that of we Spee nt Tera affirmed with costs ~The People ex el,
Kloss a, t Hl A Nelson Necretary of Mate. Motions denivd with 10
contm—1 us Peopi x. rel Fowler agt Bull Bape aps Volker, Mo
Lon Gene hoot coats and without prejudices Fellows apt Heewman,
Motion granted belay sgt. Beran, Appeal diviminsed With corte,
=n1¢ev a Lb Grable g



B——
RerREME COURT =O aNb ER: EAL
Amer ean Tent re Life Lie
Co apt Hemme
14. Firun spt Bank for Bavlope
14. Apr 1 Mendis,
[TI LT ren etal
‘4 Goodenough spt. Manting
Fivon apt Bang tor Revie
«5 Mayer ngt Askentoog
47, Godlrey wit. Dek i
Gunskal TorM- JNCHALAN FJ
12 Loses agt Matt! oar
i [RIT RERY AB ALR
i Vimor act Bac
Ni Jo! heen wg? Var Neth
Jo Faery h en! a
TIER
14. Parker my! it at
1: Liwke ngl booger
I» FUGVEE og kit
Mh, Unteod sel. Mili iv
Th
He

VJ Opear ut en alerdar
12 mw
52. Pani et al sgt Audie wn
culled ot
uote matter of Geog LL
Delrness
4, Lay sgt. Pearcl
e
7..0cen National Bank sgt
adie yr
So Owrtel pt acolo
pew wg Dew
4 bevey mb Lehto
Kannan aud CAxpoee J 0
peur al 10g 6
Jui. dn the matter of Geoige W
SNoatiwck
RL] reds wt. Weth
PILI IT BA I LA Hupreckt
I Nokon sgt Jotioron gr
Minigtt apt The Mayor &e
Moreh th omgi Head
C4 Lurner ny! hae
SoGiunttery spt North Aucnicss
Vue Jun Cu
THE COURTS.

HOSECUTION OF THE RING THIRVES
A VIGOROUS CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY
CIVIL, NOTES,
CRIMEAN AL COURTS.
IH TYCISIONS--NOv. 91.
BT CALENTARS Tum Day
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1871.
192. Holbrook ag. K. J. Zine Co.
193, Bodine act. K han.
194. Hill eta). agt. MeKenne et al
19 Tucker agt. Woolsey,
196. Dinsmore spt Harves,
Cikevii—bPanr L=Van bn
101 Tarlor agt. Conor «ot al
Sa. Hake agt O'Vper, Sheritl,
25, Murphy axt. Haswell
100. Melman agt, Bronner.
475. Landemeser et al azt. N.Y
and Prov 8K Co
Go Parngion at. Nab. Npnimy
Cao
320. Hendricks ot sl. mgt. Burke
ected
355. Arend wet. Lgverpeol, NY
and Phila VY Co
TL UNL Park Bavk ag Todd,
In phe added
forenoon Covri=-TIAL Tri.
1
161. Yeavor of al agt. Smith ot al
164% Duvean et Al agt. Berhinet gl
WS, Tavlor et al. sgt. Perrin et ul
WO, Kanth agi. Frost,
1210. Dupe. nv sagt Verthidng Co,
1284, Creed agt Mu Pro Life
Awvti So. of the UNS
127% Jenkine sg’. Donan ot al,
140. Alger act, Vicker,
ST Pbrickoagt Dallett et al,
Connon Vuear—=Twar Tyin
Lg
#12. Cameron at Derkbem,
494. Wumenthal 8g Coline
102K, King sagt. Wolf,
1629, More agt. Rand,
Wray ag’. Gare, et al,
X12. Pik apt Standart,
1025, Aulbach spt. Grand and 42(0
RR
Pakt IL Laukenon
1045 McBrovaet. Thir! ave. Rd Co
1064, West et al. agl Curry,
1101 Crandall sgt le hun
1102, Same sgh Nuine,
109, Dernekaon spt. Melinire
447. N.Y, Lith. and Eng Co, sgt
Am. Tontine Lite aud Sav
ngs Ine. Co
1044. MeRKnight spt Gonond,
Making COURT IiiaL Trwm
al lo
6002. MceAriee apt Nilee
645%, Rommel sgt. Carleton,
TH0. Michaels agt. Schwab.
Hy, Riegel agt, Marun,
6966, Stuyvesant wit, Pasne,
6971. Hutton apt. Barou.
678. Bates agi. Flore,
697. Vou Sacks sagt Hurllert
Part Hl Gross J
7120, Seharloek apt. Kruger
6635. Bancroft act Kidd
Ed, Crawtond net, Wiijams,
T2449, Arnstein apt. Tannenbaum,
TAS, Janes sgt Care,
TA White apt. Kearnes
400, Wonne sgl, The NOY. Life
Tus. Co
7237. Kraum "e. Kepler.
Akt HL —Crgrs
295. Benamin sgt Thomas
WAG Donovan agl, Samer sou,
8007, Heimann sagt. Shells.
Kino apt Bigelow
T3828, Gross apt. Christ,
Weber agt. Voihhardt,
2201. Dory apt. Hefkiel
T3975. Fuster wget. Murra.
20010, Harmnix apt, Fuller
City Corky
203. Brencan Quinn xt Hurl
lier
B26..V an Wagner sgt. Halston!
1. Pie sgt. Camphell, Stier.
if, ete
51, Bennet apt Osher and an'r,
$9. le florre et al, apt Frosd,
19.60 set Bathory
19. Bloodgood ags. Fleschauer.
Bd, Swan art Pitts
3100 Read aet. Lewis,
320 Hoekstadt guaran, art, Hild
29 Bede) apt Shaw et al
Ho. Evans act The City of Brook.
Is net al
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COURT oF AvivATs —ALRANY Nov 21 —=The following is the
endat for Nov, 22. Noe 013 372305. 370 408, 404 347 3
A PROTEST FROM THE PROPERTY OWNERS,
The owners of property on the line of Broome
&t. addressed a protest to Controller Green yesterday, i
BE TT dl Tg rT A, To  _
at. addressed a protest to Controller Green yesterday, in
substance as follows:
We, the coders gned, a Committee appointed by the owners of prope
erty on the Line of Broome-st., hereby protest against anv bonds being
sned by the Controller for the opening of Brovmwe st, between South
Fitheave, und Wooster st on the following grounds
That the property taken for said streets was courtyards which were
already the proper: of the Corporation of New-York, snd two of when
were dedicated two vears ago to the pablic by their owners; that the
value of (a court-yards 18 nos over $100 jer lot,
Cand. owing to a perpetual injunction, ther cannot be builton.
that the por 4 of Iaving the assessment was a frand on the owners of
property on th line of Broowe at. said axsessment having been laid only
ou the [ine of Broome-st., from Broadway to Variek-st instead of p
cluding the eros street; that we protest against the enormous amoant of
the awar! maoe—esh 47 00—ap the widening consisis of taking (26 feet of
lund by 1 fee inches in width. on the sonth side of the rect. now an
propnsted for court yards, fronting six houses and lots: that beside the
damages awarded. the Commissioners have charged for fees and expenses
20.500, making a tots] of K0UT.500 for the closing up of 120 feet of lund
already belonging to the erty,
We protest against said fraudolent assessment on the farther gronnd
that on the 19th of Jule, I%7) Judge Carlozo stated to the owners op
posed to its confirmation that, should he find the facts to te as wat dhe
woud pend the Cowpismiouers' report hack for revision, bot that instead
of doing so, ax soon sx the property owners left the court he cout rinel
toe ansessinent, hsowing it ta be a frand, that Richard O'Gorman de
serihed the assessment as ontragecus, adding however, that it would not
do for bit wo say so iu open court, as he was Corporation Connsel; that
the award was increased $3,000 per lot after the books had been adver:
tised a8 open for inspection and rejection.
The purpose of thin yrotest is to prevent the payment for said property
until the meeting of the Legislator, when the matter will be Lt bwlore
that body Jur relief frow said assessinent. Jonx Do Winriawsos
Witiiam Ho tastes,
Jons Power
HEKSAKD ST KN
The imvestigation into the circumstances con
nected with the drowning of Wim. Russell of No, 28 Car
roll-st., Brookiyn, at Castle Garden, was concluded yes
terday. It war proved conclusively that the assertion
that he hadfquarreled with Dennis McHenry, a Hguor
Aeiler at No. 15 Waslunet on-st,, and Lad been thrown
overbonrd, was false, He entered MeHenry's store on
Nov. 16, intoxicated. The bartender refused to give him
any thing but soda water, and McHenry was not there
when he went away He probably fell from the Castle
Garden pier. Patrolman Freude of the Twenty <iath
Procinet, detatled at Castle Garden, testified that intoxi
cated men were often drowned at this point. A verdtet
of accidental death was rendered,
VEEDICT OF THE CORONER'S JURY IN Ire
ARIZONA MASSACRE.

Sax Fraversco, Nov, 20.—A coroner's jury
at Wickenberg, Arizona, in the case of the recent mis
gacTe of stage passengers by Indians found the following
verdict:
We. the undersigned, summoned a8 a jury to hold an
inquest on the bodies of the following named persons,
found murdered moa stage coach about six miles from
the town of Wickenhers, on the La Paz road, on the
morning of the 6th of November, 1871, from all the evi
dence obtalned from the Two surviving passengers, tind
that C. 5. Adu, John Letz, Frederick W. shoholn, W.
Gi. Solomon, and 1. M, Hamel came to their death by
gunshot wounds received from the hands of Tadians, who
hase been trated toward the Date Creek Reservation,
It is reported that the Tonto Apaches are again on the
war ath.
war path.
STATED SESSION,
Orrician) TU rspaY, Nov. 21, 1¥71—2 o'clock p.m
The Board met in their Chamber, No. 16 City Hall,
pursuant to adjournment.
Present —Thomas Coman, €sq., President, fn the chair,
and the following members:
Aldermen Charlock, Cuddy, MeKiever, Mitchell, O'Neill,
Plunkitt, Reilly, Schihehting, and Woltnan-—1e,
Alderman Cuddy moved that the reading of the
minutes be dispensed with.
The President put the question whether the Board
would agree with saad motion.
Which wae decided in the affirmative,
PETITIONS,
By the President
Claim of George PF. Sweeney, in the matter of the appli
cation of the Mayor, ete, of the City of New-York, rela
ting to the widening of Broome-st., on the southerly side
thereof, between Laurens and Wooster-s<is.
Which was ordered oun file.
By the game-—
Claim of Elizs Payne and Cella Pavne Hobert, in the
matter of the application of the Mayor, ete, of the City
of New-York, relating to the widening of Broome st, on
the southerly side thereof, between Laurens aud Woos
erste.
Which was ordered on file.
KESOLL TIONS,
By Alderman Woltman—
Resolved. That Jumes Start be and he 18 herehy ap
pointed Sergeant-at Aris of this Board of Aldermen, in
the place of Terrence £mith, removed
The President put the question whether the Board
wold agree with sad resolution.
Which was decided in the airmative hy the following
vote (a majority of all the wemnbers elected voting a
fuvor thereof):
Aftirmative—The President, Aldermen Cuddy. McKie.
ver, Mitchell, O'Nelll, Plunkitt, Reilly, bhehtTg, and
Waoltinun—49,
Negntive-- Alderman Charlock—=1.4
By the P'resident—
Lesolved, That permission he and the sume 18 herehy
given to Charles Pechier. the proprietor of the Lyceum
Theater in Fourteenth-=t., near Fivthave., to erect ds
portico over the main entrance to said theater, of such
dimensions and under such directions ad muy he given
by the Comuissioner of Public Works, the work to bo
dove at the expense of the Owner and the permission
hereby given to continue obly duriug the pleasure of the
Common Council,

The President put the question whether the Board
would agree with said resolution.
Which was decided in the affirmative by the following
vote (4 majority of all the wembers ele ted voting iu fa
vor thereof):
AtHrmative—=The President, Aldermen Charlock, Caddy,
McKiever, Mitchell, O'Neil, Plunkitt, Reitly, schlichting,
and Woltman 10.
And the same was directed to be sent to the Board of
Assistant Alderuen for concurehee.
Ky Alderman Irving.
Kewolved, Tint Wauter-st. be renumbered, ander the di
rection of the Commissioner of Public Works.
Which wi laid over.
INVITATIONE,
The President luid before the Board an imitation from
the Ameriens Coterte to attend their annul ball, ou
Monday evening, Nov. 27, 1871, ut Irviug Hall
whieh wir accepted,
GENEKAL ORDERS.
Alderman Mitchell called up General Order No. 918,
being un preamble and resolutions as follows:
Whereas, Toe rate of wpoed with which the trains on
the Harlew Railroad, above Forty accond-at., along the
Fourth ave, Is fencrany wo grest sa (0 oudanger the
lives of persons basing occasion to cross said Fourth-ave,
be it therefore
Lesoleed, That from and after paseape of this resolu
ton ft shal) not De lawinl to propel any Cif or iran of
cars. by SLOBI LUWSr OL #Uv Lait Wf the Pasrth-ave.
206..Ex. Nat, Hank agt. Small
woud,
207. Podvw agt. Carrolt.
WH Aunhee sagt Commissioners
of Taxes amd Aneesmenta
\T. J Conrt opens at 100 4m.
IM Keith age. the M vor, &e,
$0 Hazan sgt Galo
A Ehlers sagt. Kells amp'd.
Wh Tramteos of N. a. Pub. Dobools
art Rows,
M2. Same sgl. Youne
Lita, Sanne ast. Riljuir.eh,
SC Maguire at, Forts.
MSL NCY and Harlem KB oapt
i: Fraty.
ON Pucner ag. Ke), Ruenff
ST ONat City Bank sgt. Wonh,

LMT ONAL City Bank sgt. Wonh,
a
¥=Pait L—=Mcteny, J=Opens at
aw
EL Paoken apt, Lewy ot al,
dE Kes apt. Collins imp, Ke
lL 1g. Duvall ex'r, &e, apt Nt,
James L. V, Clueh
0. 079, Brown agt. laserpool and
It Groat Western Stew Co,
CTPA liner act, Marshall
POH Rant act, Marr,
Hie Carroll apt, (OV Brien, YET Ae
LT Mever sgt Apfel ot al,
Pani L=J) F Paty. J ~0Openn at
8, 0
I 408, Joslyn act. Fish jr etal
474. Mellienck nyt. Godfier
1129 Cleary agt. [how json,
11:0. Roberts ugt, Mathews
FLAS Sargent agt, Hennense v.
Ch Fite finmons sgt. Kotner.
d- 1135. Reardon agt. Levy and suo
136. Alford agt Merw u wud abo.
we J Opens at 11am,
0 Fy aliehots spt. Wightetnl
Wr. Same Name,
787. Holt agt. Hunt,
10334. Sehaffer agt. Maron,
1064, Khaw agt. Theis
to 142, Cronineos agt. Cotherwood
vo IT Owen apt. Randal
085, German a Bank sagt. Pittaton,
Pant 1 =Joacuinsrs, J —=Opens
Oa n.
12017, Haffner sgt. Hubner
jam, Shanahan agt. Sweeny,
(T00, MeDesit agt Casale,
W052... Traey agt Zittloren.
Wh. Jordan set Nye.
04. Nteinrieh sgt. Wright,
L034, Joue« apt. duyder Munufae
turing Ca,
J. Opens at 105, mn.
THA PIatt aet Serrell
TUS Lockwood at. Jones,
19 Linne rman apt, Bileock
'T8,  Hashelh ng. Hilbor,
TAL Orr mgt Holmes,
VA, Waite aet. Broadway aud
fe| Seventh-ave, KOH Co,
Biel apt. Koelber
J ~Opeus at 106. m,
T3 Saltonstall agt. Ponte,
T60 Newtown act. Bere,
F907 Name agt Swine.
CT, Same apt. Sate
TW, Name agt Name.
GUTH Walliams apt, Warner,
foul Oppenheim avr. Bonu rg.
(BOLL. Banger mt O Neil,
T--Brooxiys,
2702, Klewter agt. Hinton
2:40, MeConuich sgt. Russell
245. Gilman agt Spaulding
re 22 Hogan wet The Civ of Bae
C268. Gray wet MeGronrty,
r. 265. Pune agt. Libby
299. Duncan agt. Dusuican,
Dat Bradley Curren agt A tame,
311. Miller, ty guardian. a2. |e
Brooklin Ferry Co
215. King agt. Elhuis et al.
d. 120, Robson sgt Mave,
28. Murpty set. (VLears,
he Jot. Adame Kogers spi Vals,
INoy 21.<The following is the al
US, ATH 408 404 357
THE BEOOME-NT. WIDINING.

THE BATTELY DROWNING CASE.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
aad
Board of Aldermen.
north of Forty-second st, at a wpeed
even inlles an hour, under SF 3aen Tate of 4 for ian
Yidntion of the provisions of this resolution; and bo it
urther
Liesnlred, That the Commissioners of Police are hereby
authored and directed to carry into effect the pro
visions of this ordinance hy Jetting patrolnen or
atiers to guard the sad Foarth-ave., between the points
above indicated, and report all viotations of tue sesolu
tion to tha Corporation Attorney for prosceation.
Alderson Mitel 1 moved that ek oh vunble and reso
ltious be referred to a specfal committee,
The President pat the question whether the Board
wold ugree with said mouon,
Which was decided in the affirmative,
snbwequently, the President named as snch special
conmuittee—
ANlerman Mitehell,
Ald rinan Pinnkitt, and
Aldciman Reilly.
MOTIONS,
Alderman Plunkitt moved that when the Board oq
Journ it do so to weet on Monday next, LTth lust, at 2
o'clock p. ou.
Toe President put the gnestion whether the Board
wonld agree with said motion.
Which was decided in the attirmative,
Alderman Reilly moved thet the Board do now ad.
journ,
The President put the question whether the Poard
would agree with said motion
Which was decided 1a the athirmative,
Whereupon the President declared that the Board
stood bp until Monday vext, 2th anst., at 2
o'clock p.m.
Sons Harpy, Clerk,
DEPARTURE OF POKPIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY Nov. 22.
Malls for FEarore, vik Queerstown ard Loserpoel per o'eamebip
Minnesota, close st 12m, A Nupplementars Mul ot Per No dN 1
is closed ab 1:00 pom,
[AN letters deposited in Supplementary Maite must be prejad with
double postage.
THURSDAY. Nor. 20
Mails tor Europe. via Ques nstown aud Liverpool por steamship City of
Baltiwore, close ab 11:0 aw, A Nopplowenineg Mai on Foor Noa,
N. RR. isclosed at 1:9 pom,
[All letters deposited iu Sovplementary Mail must be prepacd with
double postage,
Mails for St. Thomas. the Argentine Repub brazi, &c por sears
ehip Routh Aweriea, close nt 1p wm.
AY Nor, 4
Mails for Havana and the Wont ludies poi atermal p Moro Castle
closest 2p. ng
PANNING FILS S400 1D
FOR HAMBURG In steanship Seca. Nov Al Mor, 8 J Glia
sou. Mise M. Gleason, Win. Lo Giesson, J.C Bates, J ke soepherd
and lady, Thos. Walsh sud fauily, Miss Wooiter Thos Kauffeid and
Juwily, H Wiz, A Blam. )r., JK swan, C Rompt sod leds. ML,
Stieglitz, W. A. Telikampf, Walker D0 Kon and son S, Levy, M.
Kahn, I. Ochs, J. Wolf A. Hevian Fo Voekonvarger Mos Josephine
Voekenbarger, C. Vockenburge:r and wife. A. Goose Claw Cotto, br
A. Hooke J. Seber! so! others,
se msrtlilfneas
PASSENCG ERS ARTY ED.
PROM HAVRE= In steamship Ville de Pans Nov 21 Me Hatt rs,
Mr and Mrs Steiner. Joan Guerrero, Hoon Loroé Moo De Fa tog Miss
Aone Bhs Mr. Goeble, Mr Bor. Mr. Quiros Mr Agueil Mow
Bowen, Mrs. Dewes, Miss Lincoln, Miss Bowen, F 5 Goodenough MW
A Goodenough Miss Goodeacuyh, Mr Hearings Mise Heong MM
Durarquier. Mes. Bios Mr Lochweod. Mr Garon Go Bakes Moss
Bailes, Miss Dav K. Bailey. GM Batles. Mr Wrirht, Mr Waren,
Mr. Chemdiin, Mr. and Mrs Juan Nicolas wed Debilires Mr Dah:
chos-Narcotier, Mr. Potrigal Albert Momovanshi, Miss Frances Me
mo: anski, Achille Valot. Mrs. Carman Mz nod Mrs Moser Mise A
Bodian, Mr. and Mrs. Matin and infent Mrs, Patrone Mr. Rone
sermon, Mr. Warbert, Mr Justivez Mr. Neopwitao. Mr Fructueax, Mi
0. Lurvud, M. Adeibert, Mr Vinernt. Mara Etienne, Mr Bongos,
Mr Milan, Mr. Catte. Mew. and Miss Woifsar, Mis, Sebemeder and
child, Me. and Mis Kling and euld. Chas. Burns, Mr Gots, Mis
Gedos Mr. Conrad, Mr. Gewatre, Mr. Monzand. Mr. Purr
Koy and son and infant, Kowem Poot, Mr. Port. Mrs. Vay
ad nurse, Miss Anna Martha, Mr am Mra Moncieron,
Henry Hecker, Gabrel Wirt, Alplonse Wirt, J. Britta,
Vietor Goetz, Jos. Webster. Jor. Antone Gavelle Carlo Herta
sainuel Berta, Giacomo Cattaneo, Antone de Caro. Micuel Ridin and
child. Agron Kabu, Insdore Baron, Mrs, Marie Gotz. Mise Faruy hain
and purse. Mr. and Mrs. M. Levy, Mrs. Hewrietta Dresfus und two cho
aren, Aria'o Gusseppe. Jon. Clarct, Chas. Walter, Eugene Lest Adu,
Birrett, Mrs. Flora Israel, Pagl Lecy. Mr Gearboutre, Meo Clit,
Mr. and Mrs. Rivere, Mrs. Pelluicy, Loms Morn, Char. Mai, Mr
and Mrs. Bourdin,
FROM LIVERPOOL =In steamship Egyrt, Nor 21 Moae O' Ke fo,
Miss K. O'Keefe, Miss Moore, Mr Want Miss Cosmet Mroani Mr,
Barelay and 2 children, Mr. and Mrs Corbett, Mr Spe Capt. Speddon,
Mrs. Finlay, J cluldren and nurse Mr Geflowsks the Kew Waar
infant and norse. Mr. and Mra Deavall, No Ho MeMunn, Mr end Mra
Borrell, J. Marks, Mr. and Wre Griffin, Mroand Mes, Griffiths W. Millis,
P. ‘Taslor. Mra. Egan and irfant. Mss Tuvlor, Miss McCabe, Miss Dich,
W. Wills (Lo Kilsen, W. M. Iverson. A Marthess, Lo Matthews, M7
Fore Mrs end Mrs Gibb, Mise Jones, Master Jones, KR. Saunders J
Brown, J. ‘Tombs. 8. Hague Mrs. Dwight and cid, Master Whitta
ker. W. Virtue ord T4000 the steerage
FROM CHARLESTON In steamship Manba'ten Nov ZL Moix
Walsh, Mos. Slatterts HL Caps. A Stickney J K. Sune, A, LL
Abrahams, T. D. Malkes, aod 2 in the steerage,

Sun Nsed...... LOD (Nun MeIS. oo... 40T Mon sets... 2219
FG WATE THIS DAY AM

Sandy Hook... 5:6 Go's Island... 4.4 Hed Gate Perry, 0.23
HIGH WATKK THIS DAY=1. M
Sandy Hoob..... #21 Gov's Island... 2:01) Hell Gate Ferry... [CE
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF KEW-YORK .......ooovoeeon...NOVERFRK 21.
CLEARED.
Steamship Silesia (NG) Trautmann. Hamburg, &e Kinhardt Co,
steamship Virgo, Bulkles, Savannah Ua, Murray. Forms Co,
Nteamship Charieston, Berry, Charleston, B.C. il. R. Mogan Co,
Nteawsuip Benefactor, Jones Wilmington, Lorillan! Steamship Co.
Steamship Ann Khiza, Richards, Philadelphia, Win, 1. Clyce Co.
Steamship K. N. Farrehild, Trout, Philadelphia, J. N. Briggs.
Steamstup Fannie. Fenton Philadelphia.
Steamsbip Zodiac, Chapin, Newberu, N.C Murray. Perris Co.
Steamship Wm. FP. Clyde, Drew. Noriolk, City Point aud Richmond,
Washington Co.
dtewmship Albemarle, Couch Norfolk, City Poivt sud Kickmond
Old Dominion Steams 1p Co.
Stentship Concord. Norman Philadelphis
Steamship Nereas Bears Boston HLF Dimock
Steansiip M. Masses, Smith Philadephia.
Stes ship Volunteer Howe, Philadelphia, to Lor lad Steamsbio Co
drt I. A. Munch (Nor.), berostein, Cork or Falmouth Funeh, kdye
on,
Bark Mars Stetson. Spates. Aspinwall &e., Winchester Towne.
Burk Kindenyk (Ger). Sehurlan, Awsteniam, Fanet, BEdve Co.
Bark [sane Hall (Ger.) Coleont, Havre, Winchester few,
Bark Lucey Fraceis, Upton, Cienfuegos, Thompron Hunter
Brig Mage (Br), Gray, Cork for or ers, Crandall, Leitenux Co,
Brig Tubal Cou, Stour, Marseilios, Jas Hensy
Brig LF Munson (new), Munson. Cadiz Se. Talbot A Co
Br x Msrile (Br), Graham St Johns, NFE,K PF. Curred to,
Nebr, Geo. Washington. Peek. Stamford
Nebr, Emma C, Kommet!, Garduer, Charioston, Beatles Milhr& Co
Behr OC. Acker, Mead Stamford, Stamford Manatacturiog Co,
Sehr Dart Johnson, Stanford,
Sivop Mary Gray, Morgen brdgeport
ARRIVED.
Steamship Egspt (Hr), Groza, Liverpos Nov 11, ward Queenstown
1th, with mew and pass to N wean) Steamshin Co
steamship Ville de Pu in (Fr. Swomont, Have Nov 10, vin Brest
th, with wdse. and pass, to Mucker an
stemst ip North Aner Sloeam. Rodaneirs Oct, 26 Balboa ‘dnh,
Peinam! uee Nov. 2 Vas Gh and SOE Lomas be boowith indse, ard pass
to W., R Garrison,
Stean stip Muahattan Woodhull, Charleston. NG, Tics amd Oct,
pass to HHL Morzan Co,
Steamship Wi P. Clive, Drew, Kichmond, Cty Pout, sud Norfolk,
w th nse, and pass to Washinton A Co
ship Alexander Mursuall, Gardner, Liverpool Cet, 42, with wide, and
"ee
y Klup Vice Ammiragio fegethoff (Aust Duleich. Newcastle, koe, 08
dave. with v
Ship Constantine, Creevs, Loudon and Isle of Wight 2 days with
mdse. and 0 pass
Bark Blomiton (of Windeor NOR) Cowen Hordeant Sept. 24,
Burk Graee (Br), Bogart, Rotterdam dass, with tds
Bark Rapid (ir) Burov, Demerara 22 dave, with sur
Lrig San Juan (of Gibraltar), Moria, Para Zidags. with milan
Brig Balear (of Navan), Pain, San Bias 20 dave with coroanute,
Brig Angelis Leighton ist obra, PORE dave, with sugar
Brig George 8. Be, Fossett, Feroondina 10 days with lumber
Schr. Fuchantress (of New-York) Phill ps. Navavvan, Ga, 7 dave,
with lumber.
sehr, Cora Nash (of Bucksport), Coffin, Apaischicola 22 days, with
tober
gehir, 2. Stechnan (of Absecon, N J). Adams, Wi.lmingtor, N. (10
dave. with naval stores,
Sehr. Gen. Putoam, Jordan, Nt Andrews (Central America), 22 days,
with cocoanuts
Nel r. Gersh Banker, Colton, Para 25 dass with ule
SCHOONER S=—KIVEK AND COASTW LL
Minnehaha, Port Johnson, Hattie 8, Conus. Port Johnson
Kate Melean, Port Johnson. KM lark Port Johusou,
Pred. Hall, Port Johason. N Would, Port Johnson.
Gloucester, Port Johnson lar ha Haunab Port Johnsen
San Luis, Port Johnson, Golden Rale, Port Jobusou,
JC, Huntington, Port Johnson, J.J Haris, Port Johnson,
Henry, Port Johnson Mediator Port Johnson,
Peerless, Port Julioson. Joba Melnvett, Port Johnmon,
J. A. Berkle, Fort Johnson KE. L Strout. Ehrabethport,
Gen. Neott, Elizatwthport. tory Elizatethport.
Esqguimang, ElLzabethiport. 1. M Kiam. Elizabethport,
Peacedale Elizabethport. NS. W. Blake, Elizavetbport.
George Fales, Klabetupori. Ells May. Bostou.
Lady Antrim, Wareham. W. KR Thompson, New-belford,
Anna Myrick, Gloucester. Ohve Branco. Norwalk,
Helv Halada:, Alezaidng. Rreere, Alexandria,
A. C. Lyon. Baluwore. Forest Oak, Baltimore,
Modesty, Haltimore Jamestowr Kichmond
krie. Virginia, M. L Turner Virg mia,
Palwa, Virginia. Alert. Elzabe bhport
M. HL. Coombs, Blizabethpors Irie Blizabetnpoits.
L. M. Wells, Eduzabethport.
DOMESTIC PORTS,
RarANNAH, Nov 20.— Arrived stearuship America, from Balt more,
ships Mayflower, trom Hasre  Cynosure, irom Liver ool, Calliope ‘rom
Antwerp, bark loseta from Cienfuegos. Cleared 20th, bg Mary 1.
Comers, lor Darien; reir. K W, Godfres, fur Baltunors
PorrTLaNn, Nov. 21. —Arriyed, steamship Hibeinun (Br), Watts,
from Laverpoul
Lewes. Pel “Nov. 21 Arrived, brig unter from Tammeo for New
York. Sailed. bark Damon, for New-Yorb, brg Clas. A Hoard, for
New York, sehr Chawo. for Bangor.
Boston’ Nov. 21. —Arnved, steamship Geo. Appold, from Baltimore
tarks C.F. Perry, trom Algos Bay, Lazzie Willismas, from Leghorn br gs
Chiilianwallah from Baencs Avres; ‘Thos Albert, from Gusntonon o,
Geo. Gilehnst from Gemgelown, oC FT Bemis, iron Balthiver
P. M. Biker, from sehr. St. Croix. from Mobile.
FOREIGN PORTS,
QUERNATOWY Nov. 21.—=The steamship Nevada, Capt. Green, of the
Liverpoc! and Great Western Line, from New-York Nov, U for Liver
pool, toached at this port last evening, aul proceeded
Ihe Inman steamship City of Paris Capt. Mirchouss, from New-York
Nov. 11, touched at this port this wore ng.
DISASTER.
Key West Fla. Nor 21 I'he sche. Thomas J. Frazer. Capt. Plum,
20 hours from Havana, for Kew-Yora, with fit arnved tere ot aoon
leaking, with fonr feet of water in her hold Nhe wii! caulk. wid proceed
(For Latest Ship News see Firth Faye.)
FRAN LOUTREL, 45 Maiden-lane,
SOLICET ORDERS for BLANK BOOKY, NTATIONERY, and
PRINTING, Diaries fur 1534 a
WH EVERDELL™ SONS, 104 Fulton-st.—
LITHOGRAPHIC, »ThAM JOB PRINTERS aud LABEL
MANUFACTURERS
@larble and Slate Alantels.
A KLABER, Steam MARBLE ud MAKELE,
ie ig WORKS, 134 Liv hg Fast Binet Marble sed
at
Marbleised Mantels, 11ling. Marble Counters. Mo
defy competition. Mortgages taken iu trade. Buiuents, plies 1A
QTEWART® SLATE MANTELS: largest aa
sortment in the ety. at lowesi prices. Elegant oew designa. T. B
STEWART Co. 608 Nisthave. Let. Thirtr-80th aud Thirty wizth of
b or
IN PURSUANCE of au order of WILLIAM
I VEKDER, es) Naprogste of the County of Kings Not.co ia here
by ven acconling Ww law, all persoss having claims sgaivmt LUTHER
a Ci ukNCE. Sate of the Uy of Brookiye decease! that they are
equired to exhibit the same wilh the vouchers theroof to the pot iy
We Administrator, at the Office of Chambers, Pumervy Boaghwu,
192 Broadway, In the (ity of New York, vu or before the 13th day of De
combes pest-—Detad Juse 6, 171
CHARLES VF. LAWKENCE. Adu sistsates
WEDNESDAY Nor. 22,
WAINIATL HE ALMANAC
Printing.
Legal Notices.
City or New York DEVARTMENT oF Froance
Feovar crave Nn given of Tawa

Counr Horsk PARK. 524 UARKGT., Nov. WL Y
of bY TAN-PAY ERS. —Notice is hereby given
that ore pur eent will be guded to all tages paul on che lst of Te
cember alo an add. tonal one poi cent on Dec 150 O21! tages renin
ig nnpar) oo Jun, 1onterert at the rate of 12 percent perantom ealon
1ated from the day the Looks were reavive by the heveiser oo Janes to
the dev of pasreent will be ndded No money will be recessed afters
werk por. Ober pours fio daw te 2pm
HEKNARD SMYTH? Receiver,
PEER rape "we
(MANGE Or ROUTE.—The Stearships of
THE USPULD STATES NEW 28 ALAND AND ALSTERALIA
MAIL STEAMNUE RINE Fave man Freooseo boocwter 6 January
and 1 ane! vac oh Welneatay thereafter, nil are Lon ful to NG
rev, NOS Woo vi Henelalo and Aeerlind
Pomp connection made xt Soames for Methonrne. and at Archlord
with the orient Mew-iealend ports. WIL WEBS 54 Exchiangerhoa
2 ORT, THOMAS and BRAZIL.
UNTUSD STATES »0! BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Regn'ar Mat Steamers sah oog on the Sd of ovey notin
SOUT AMERICA Capt BL Tinelepacyh Noven'er 20
NORCH AMERICA Capt Go B. Sloenn, Decergber <i.
MLERIMACK Cart. Wier Juow rr 24
Trowe solendil steamers sail on schedule time and ali at 81, Thomas
Pai, Permaatuee, Bala, and Ke de Janeiro, pong and returning Yui
Cogigeaent of freight or passage apply to
WM R GARLINON. Ag at. No. 5 Bowling-green, New York,
H AVANA, PROGRESO and VERA CRUZ,
1 NEW-YORK ard MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE,
Jansing ker No i7 East Favor ato pon. direct for Havas
CITY OF MEXICO. Timmoernar FRIDAY, Nos, JA
CLEOPA TTA, Fhithps (Sav, na ord WNATURDAY,. Doe 2
CEEY OF MERIDA Deaker LCTHPRSDAY Dee 14,
CLPOPATEA. Piillps (Mavataealy) SATURDAY. Dec O04
bor freight or passage apps io
F. ALEXANDRE KON®, J Proacwoy
lr S. MAIL TO HAVANA,
ATLANTIC MALL STEAMSPIP CO
Sting reenlnle EVERY THURSDAY. at 3 o'clock p.m, precsely,
frow Per No. 4, North Hover,
MORRO CASTLE. Capt SG Porter, oa Non, 24
COLUMBIA Capt BE. Van See (via Nassua)... ess uv. J,
MISSOLKY Cant. FH Morton. ooveeennnann. es 5
For tieicht of ussage. anil to A. W. IMOCK, Presiden,
OD
LN WEDNESDAY aid SATURDAY to avd from Glasgow Laverpoct,
Londonderry, and (nienstown,  Passercers booked to and trom any
ralwas station 1a Great Bre, beeland, Norway, Sweden, Denmars,
Germany Holland, Belgiam. acd the United Mates, at joaest currency
rates. Ueats on the old coontrs for any coment Aryl at Cowan's
heres T Lowhng-green, HENDERSON BROTHER» Agents
-A
(VIA QUEPNETOWN),
CAKEYING THE US MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTRLN STEAM COMPANY
will disc ateh one of their Crst-class full tomer iron werew stegrushipy
FiloM PIER No. 46, N. Rk, EVERY WEDNESDAY,
as follows:
MINNESOTA, Capt. MOKCAN.......... November 22 at 2:3 p.m.
IDAHO, Capt. Jas Proc ¥oaaae. ooo. November 29 at 5302 m,
MANHATTAN, Capt. J KE Price... December
COLORADO, Capt T. VV FreEpMan. December boat 1200p,
WISCONSIN, Capt. TW. Fuggran. Deectaonr bo ats fran,
NEVADA, Capt. ForsyTi..ooon oan becombeor 20, wt 1:00 4, wm
Calin passage, $90, gold,
Eteerage passage (Othee, No. 29 Broadway), $30, carrency.
For fie.ght or eab.n passaye, wpply to
WILLIAMS GUION No £1 Wall st,
[NMAN LINE For QUEENSTOWN and
LIVERPOOL —Roval Mail Steamers are appe nited to sa las fe lows:
CIrY OF BALTIMORE von THURSHAY Now 23 23. mi,
CITY OF BRUSSELS ..ovw cove ovo SATLRDAY. Nov, 25 2 pom,
CITY Oo LONDON vero. SATURDAY. Dee. 2. 94. m.
CITY OF ANTWELP. .......ovu. oo SATURDAY, Dee, 4.2. m0.
And each sueecd ng SATUKDAY sud THURSDAY, from Pier No, 43
North River
HATES OF PASSAGL.
PATAKI® IN Goin VAVARLE (IN CURRENCY,
FIRSTUABIN....coorvrena 875 STEERAGE. ..uvvvueee. 0 $9
To landotie..., A To London...... 39
To Parilessssiasssnvses 04 lwPnrs anh M
Passenger es atso tors ried to Hovee, Hambirg, Sweder, Norway. und
Iv nmark. at rodnced rates,
Tiehetecan be ought bere, at moderate rates, hy poisons wishing to
pened for their frends
For furthor iafornation pnts at the Company's OTe,
pe TY 4"™ rea wht a oo F.""My YY "hve meal BE
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD SUEAMSIiI
iV COMPANY
POR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steanstip WESER. Capt. Wo 11 Wenke will sall on SATIR.
DAY. Now ob at 2 poe ow Breen Pier. foot Third ot., Hobokew,
to be foowe hy
Wig shite DEUTSCHLAND, Capt. Ho AF Neyrater ou SATUR
AY Ire 2
KAIEN OF PASSAGE TO LONDON. HAVRE AND BREMEN:
(PAYAL KE IN GOLD, OK 11% EQUIVALENT IN CULRENCY.)
FIRE Clit. cunennssscnnnnnsnnnssnsnsstrnssscmssnnrsnncns Lg 10
Fortreisut or presag, apply to OFLRICHS Ca, Ager ts,
cabin... Lo. IL PR pp vans 8
0
2
WN LY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE,
THE GENERAL TEANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL
CTEAMSHIPS BUTW EEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE, CALLING
AT BRENT.
The splenitid wesse's on this favorite route for the Continent will sail
from Vier No. 4 North River as follows:
VILL! Dk PARIN Serment. on SATURDAY. Decenber 2.
PEREIRE.cvvane. vee l'anrێ.. ooo SATURDAY. Decor It,
ST LAURENT vee Lemarie. oo SATURDAY Deecn ber J,
WASHINGTON... Rouwsan. SATURDAY. Ju, 13, 1671
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD Gnciuding wae)
TO BREST OR HAVRE:
First Cabin... 90.20 Secend Calin, cers PD
EXCUKSION TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES
These steamers @6 LOL CATTY KICCTLEE DASM CHIN
Amer can travelers going to or returring trom the Continent of Europe,
by taxing the steamers of this hin, avoid both transit uy Euglisb ralwave
std the wscomforts of croestig the Char vel, beside sav ng tne. trouble,
amd expense, Gho, MACKENZIE, 2gent. No, 50 Broadway,
ad A M
Wi I'T'lE STAR LINE.
NEW YORK CORK. AND LIVFRPOOL.
NEW AND FULL-POWERLD STEAMNUIPS,
THE SIX LARGE IN THE WORLD
OCEANIC, ANTARCTIC, REPUBLIC
ATLANTIC, BALTIC, AL IIATIC
6,000 tuns bunien—21.000 bh. peach
Sailing fom New York oo SATURDAYS, row Liverpool ou THURS:
DAYR, ani Coon Harter the doy following
CCEANIC, SATURDAY Dec. 2 at 9am.
ATLANTIC SATURDAY De oat lO m
Pron tne White Star Dock. Pavoria Prrry, Jersey (City.
Passi ocommodations (for ail closes) aor valed. conti ug
SAFETY SPEED AND COMFORT,
Saloons, state rooms, xnoking room and Lath routes no wadalin see.
tion where last potion ie felt. Surgeons asd stewardesses  &comjauy
these ®ernery
RAT ES—Saloon, $80, gokl. Steerage, $30. currency. Those wis!
ig to send for fmepcs from the Old ouatry cap pow obtain steorage,
prepaid eertibeates $33 currency.
7 Passengers booked to or from all Jans of Amenca Para, Hawbarg,
Norway, Sweden, lodia, Australia Chiba, &c
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates.
ratte from X 1 apwanl,
For inspecticn of plane and other informat.on apr's at the Company's
otese Na 1G Sgadiidi New-York, J. HH SPAKES Agout,


nn 1
81 LAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUKENSTOWN
From Pier No. 47, North River,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
FGYPT. Grace oouooovvn... SATUKDAY. Nov 25 8t2p. mw,
PPAIN, Grogan....... vesssns ns SATURDAY, Dee. 2. at &.00 a, w,
Pasace to Liverpool or Queenstown cabin, $75 and $05. steerage,
®24 currerey. Prepaid Rteerage novets from Liverpool Quecusion:.
Lounoa erry Glasgow, or Lowden, currency
For further particulars, spply av the bw Office. No #9 Broad:
way FW. J). HURST Manager.
MFA MINY VIAN TTWEYW GY TETT IIs wy
[PEOPLE LINE FOR ALBANY.
[he tzrgest apd mosh wage fecu! river Ntecmers 6 the world. Tre
KT JOHN DREW and DRAN RICHMOND. One of the al ov sieam
ers wiih bewsve Pier Noo 4b, North Kiver, every afterncon (Su dur exerped)
wt ocloc arnviog at ALBANY 1n ume to connect with ratlrond tra us
West, North and East. Keturnigy leave the steantost lamoug ai
Albavy at 5 o'clock jm or ou the arrival of conuecling tru.oe [row the
West and North and Hast.
ee
Tlrougl tekets can be obtained at the Ofee on the Wharf. at Dodd's
Ripress 944 Broadway aod No Cenrt-st Brooklve., Baggy checsed
to ite destinat ou, Freight reevived until the Low of departure.
A LBANY and TROY.—Regular line at 6
4 pom om Pur 44 NOR (Fprieg st) Fare 50 centm oi ale
(erate mghte.  Metwery VANDERBILT and CONNUATICU TL requrn
lg leave brov at Tp mo, and Albauy at 8) yp.
J R RONDOUT, landing at COZZENS,
NEWBURGH, MIL ION POREEPSIE, aud BaOPUS doe
sieuboa's THOMAS CORNELL and JAMEY W. BALDWIN leave
DAILY at 4 pom Pier 34, N. K., fool Harnson st.
TRY p> yr
N\ EPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER,
odpm. from Pier <7, No K., oot of Kotinsou st
Cabin fare wo BOSTON. $4 43 To PROVIDENCE, $3
Leck ‘are to BONION &J 4 To PROVIDENCE, »2.
CC Fregns at Wurst rales. Connect at Providence with Boston and Prov,
and Prov. Worcester R. K.'s fur aliiwportant N Kug cities aud owns
“i q WEE A "ne
HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD, NOR'T'H
AMPTON, HOLYORE Av. Ae. ~HAKTFORD LINE of NTHAM
ERS teave PECK SLIP DAILY at 4 o'clock p.m The stesigers vi bis
line are running with great regularity, armving early At each vid 7 the
route. FAREA— Cats passage, ®1 73. Deck passag: ®l 2 Luar
sion tickets to be had ou t to Hartford or any lasdiog ou the Con
necticut Ir, and returs (at olin) tr BL "Yb
Frewghbt at low rates To eight
NE OODRPKRD, v. pth Ase
Gales bn Anction
Se: 0
A. Menwiy, Auclioneer
BY BANGS, MERWIN ('o., Broadway, cor,
2h xt. —Nales of Books, Works of Art, Faces Goo's, Farnture, Ac.
a a
MONDAY. Nov. 20, aod folluaing days, at 4 p. w. AL0 for accent
of the Bxecutors of WM GOW ARK consisting of MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS according, to Catalogue No. 1a,
rrp
10, A. LEAVITT Co. (late Leavitt,
n Ntpeheigh Co), Wntan Ma" Astor-nleee For tha sane be
AUCTION of Linikartrs, Corbi TioNs of Booas, Pasties, sid al
bins of Literary Provenry
PRIVATE LICRARY AT AUCTION,
THURSDAY and PRIDAY EVENINGS Nov 20000 24 at Th o'clock
wile of a choice and elegant GIVALE LIBBAKY compr sing scares
Potry, Drama, [ie woth con, any fae allastrated works, 0
handsome bindings st tone reads books ou exibition W EDNESDA Y
MORNING,
@o Whom 11 man Concern
_-_—

dh GS
Uston Tevet Company or Nev Youx, 70 Browisa cor uf
Recto sto Now-bo nm Nes bade
CATION, Stolen from the Ofiiee of “Toe
WJ Von Trost Company of New Yort 0 thediy, one Hundred aon
Cow BONES 00 One Fhraid boos enc! ob te MONTICELLO
RAILROAD COMPANY No Land Sos, 0d to 400 nels we
The gpuidic i cautioned os zminst negonating these bots or Ang Londs
of this Rained Camrane rep bay ne ae vit been issued booval! Com
peoy. JH rROTHINGHAM, Prosdent, Trosted,
Us 8 MARSI ALS UFiitk, Norviikny borne oF Nw Ake
y November 8 1071
bo 100 REWARD. —Cne Hundred Dollars
Reaard will be peo! at this «Fee for information on
whoelithe arrest ond conviction may be procured of any persons who
were proseat aiding and abetting an the rescong of Ose Geoghotan
frown the cistody of U8 Deputy Marsie) Dowles on tue neht of No
Vener b, bear the corner of FoGoeathoat ana Aderar by New York
City, GEORGE NW SHARPE US Mearstod 41 Cham erst,
at
@Dentistrn,
AUGIHTING GAS fer Extraciions a Npecialiy,
dsl the tisst tooth Hue vac adutonal bir AJ COLBY. JW
Fart Fourteenth st, Liner coors west of nivemmits face
Wedding Cards, Lc.
AL WAL EVERDELL™ SONS, No. 104 Ful
tonst. —=WEDDISG CARDS and FINE STATIONERY (Estas
ished E10)
Corporation Notices.
@ccan Sleamers.
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS sail every
MOR LIVERPOOL,
Gicamboats and Railroads.
1 ny AINSI
GAL ETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
For 5 NORWICH LINE.
Jostom, Worcester, Fitchburg. Groton Junction, Lowell, Law
erate ptehas. Manchester, Coneort, Parmer. Brattleboro, and isterme
CITY OF BOSTON nd Hach steers
CITY op NEW.YORK,
iter ARN RY Op NEw. LONDON
''t Yew.¥ 'W- N,
Fir WN nn of odes tied) ut 4 oleh 7m. trom
tow 1o and Watts «ia
ofr, om London sd Norwich oan tounacting with Erpress tring
wr, and Boston, Hartford, and Ene Ravirosgs orm roey
i {rome tickets 001 ates of freight. apply et the fen. Pler 40,
No Yer,
"New York, Oct. 18, 1969, dK BHUKT, jr., Agest.
QPECIAL NOTICE—CHANGE OF HOUR,
7) Onn atter Manda: Jil nat, Send Steamers CITY OF BOSTON
and CITY OF NEW.YORK, of the Norwich and Woreester Lane, will
Joave Per 40 North Riser for Boston aad interme ate points, at 4
o'clock ostead of So clock pom,
J WR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Honsa
torte and Navgateck Hailroads, Fare $1 Kteamers leave
Coboripe sip wt 12 noon and 12 madnight.  (Mundave excepted),
LY LE AR 14 AT
[OR NEW-HAVLEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
FIELD, AND THE NORTH. ~-Nwamers leave I'cck-shp lor New
Haren a% 15 and il p. m. connecting with the Railroads,
TNTIS TIT PTT
[OL I'RAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JERSEY
Passineer ard Freight Depot in New-York foot of Libert; st. con.
neets at Somerville with South Brauch iKailroad at Hampton Javetion,
wih the Delnsare, Lackawniuna, aud Western Railroad, at Plullipsur,
with the Lebigh and Sasqarhanna Divison: and at Easton, with
Letugh Valley Ratlroal and its eonpections, forming a direct hoe tg
Pathog! sud the West, without change of ears; also to Central Pen
Roald aod New York State,
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST,
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Commence nz Mor 22167). Leave New-1ork as follows i
tao Fos Flemington, kbaston Bethlehem, Magch hank, Wilkes
bare iweon, Muhawos City, Mr Carne] Hagelton, Tuokbanooek,
Jowon la, Waverls, &e. Conarcts at Junetion with 1, L. avd W, KR.
du ==For Easton,
Ua w.—\WrsTris Exess das (except Sundays), for Baston, Allens
town. Harrshurg, aud the West. Conueeta at Somervi'le for Pheming,
tor: at Pull psburg with Lelugh and Susquebanus Diviwon for Maur
Clink. Wilhosbarre, Scranton. Williamsport, Bre, &c.; at Kaston with
Lehigh Valles Ravroad for Maneh hnaok,
10:50 wm =W ay Tram for somerville, F
1220 pw —kor Flemngton, Easton, Allentown, Maoch Chunk,
Malan City. Hadleton, Wiikesharre Reading Columban Lancaster,
rhea Pottsville, Harrisburg, &c.  Conpects ab Phiinpabarg for bee
vidoe
Spoe=Tor Plsinfe'd,
S01 mo— For Easton, Conneets at Phill sherg with Irbish and
Sus Dovision for Allentown, Wilke Larre and Seraiton; aad at Fasoa
Cowan Lelogh Valles RoC tor Allenton #01 Catasaugaa, Connects ub
Jurctivan with DL sn! W. RR
4 po=lor Faetor Alleitosn and Mach Clank.
400 pone =For Rowersilie and Fleming ion,
pt =CINCINSATE EXP RRs, dally, foi Easton, Betilebem, Allen.
tows Keone, Larrstarg, Piitsburgh Chicago, aud Cinonpeil, Sleeps
OL anu Palace Cam to Pit hargt and Chicago,
Sp nL =For ¥orervitle,
Co wa=-For Laston
T1 te=For somerville,
To pom=Buug:att)=For Esston,
CAC Lm For Puoateld,
be pe t= For Plustield, Wedsesdn s and So tnr ‘are
For Elicat eth at 5:30. 6:00, 6:80, S560 Tide, 00, PO, 8:00 4:37,
1050 1048 mmm. 12:30, Ta, 2am, Gu, 2005, 5:40 4:00, 4 0, 4:45, 5:15,
vi SAD O00 030, TiO, 130, T45, E40, 30, 10:45 12:00 p.m.
Ucar to the West can be obta.uel at the offce of the Central Ral.
raat oF New eres, foot of Liberty t., New-York; and at the prineijab
Lot x nod tieaet ollices 10 New-York City Tl 5s
Loh MILAGK, fapernanecnt.
U.P Eainwin, General Passencor Agent,
IE LAWARE, 1. AC KAWANNA and WEST
N RALLZOAD
MORI LEN Lee. DIVIRION
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE to Waa Gap. SMron'share Seranton,
Foret nnton, Syracuse, sad Os vege. WHI NOUT CHANG, OF CARS,
Depots in New York, foo! of Barclays aud foot of Cirstoitwr st.
Mi CER AREANGEMENTS, commencing MONDAY, sovemier 40,
5.008. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. ria Boonton Braneh,
rons directs throngn from New-York to Oswe zo withou' chance of cars.
conneciig at Dover with Cooter KR, and at Scrasws with Lo and
bX OK for Kugston Wil canare Pootor, Se,
“15am EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, connect, ug at Denville with Boon.
ton Branch at Dover wa Coestor Kracch. at Wateroo sith Sass KR
tor Andover and Newton. at Washrgton with the I, I. an! W, KK.
tor Water Gap, Strondsherg, Seranton, Great Bend, Binghamton, dia.
ph aod Osye o, and at haston with Leb.gh Valles RoR or ali porns
on tha’ rea
12:0 m. LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark, Morrie
town, Dover Woaterioo, Hechetteown, Washington, Philigsharg, and
Fas n; eonnects at Waterco with Susser Raronmd: at Plulhp<harg
BAL Lok, Dol KK for Belvudere, 80, and at Laston wt LV. KR.
Jor Bet debem. Adentown, Maal Chuok, Wilgesbarre, Keading, sod
irnstinps
400 pow BEOAD GAUGE LXPRISS TRAIN. vu Paterson and
Rocnton. runs direetly through tv nat wtnont ehanze of (nr,
stor Ding it pAnCipal stations. Conne t ng at Doves wita (ester BR,
410m. EASTON EXPLESS conve ts at Dover wil Chester R
R.. at Waterloo with Nugsex KR. 1, and st Eaton wth LV. RK foe
Beth evn, Abentown, Reade dos arg amd the Wes
3:20 pom. HACKETTSTOWN MAIL, connects wth Boonton, Chester,
ard Nuswex Railroads,
Lido pow. pov EXPRESS,
For WORRIVTOWN, at 7:18 lo, 41:20 10:00 m,, 2:30, 3:20, 4:10,
Hh, and ib nom,
For SUMMIT snd intermed ate stat ons at 40 TiH8.7:40, 0:10, 10.00,
avd 120 a, mo 2:30 500 4:20, 6:80 and [ERLE
For ORANGE snd SOUTH ORANGE, 6.90, 7:40. LF SNORE LU [LF 8
and 11.208 m.. 1.10, 2:00, 5:40, 4.20, 4:30, 3:3), 6:00. 0:40 ew. Yi 15,
J “0p.
ool NEWARK, a6, 7:00, 7:45, 6:90, 9:40, 6:40 #10 10. 30:30,
1.00, 1:00, and 1:0 qo, 1:10. 2:00, 2, B30, G40, eh, 4:00,
Ag 4.040 hilo 5:20, 5:30, bw, 6d), oie, a), FA 9, ard
(40 p.m. drains gariea stop at Fas. Newark,
oy S NewYork for PLOOMET ID and MONTCLAIR, ag €.0,
6.40 woo Th:00 wom. snd 2:00, 3:50, 5:00:20, aud op iu
x SNE stent il Asaserietendrot.
FYE PAILWAY. WINTER ARAN
i VV MENT of ‘Lrarus, tahivg effec: Nos, 14, 1670 Tra Chanbers
oi. le ot (For Twenty-thint st. see note below.)
40 a, 10 Lane nent aid Clieago Day Expres. Drawing Doem Coaches
to Bouton Noagera Falls, and Bleeping Coaches to cor tigate
1:00 n,m. kxpreoss Madd for Batfalo and Nigpeca Folie Diasiog room
Coser to Sasguelenna and leans g-Conenes todos’ ration
5:30 1. wm. Nght Express. Nicepnz-Coaches to Butluiv aid Niwars
Fails
2200 rw. (Daily) Cinennat! and Chieszo Night Express. Sheoping
Coaches through wo Cine nas, Bulelo, Nagas Fabs ood thee (0
Chicrze,
For Port Jereis, 6.00, 30, 0100 aud “LE oom. 4.0 5 0md "10
fr. u
"For Goshen and Middletown, “Teil, 200. te: 0, AAC and #1005 4m.
SV dd ma apd ATM p.m
For Warm.ck, bt 0, Li: and thio am. 4 0pow
For New bared. 18:30. 9:30 and Vion p, an, 200 80 and 2% pom
For satern, pti, foid, 100 and *1LI5 a 0 o00 Cw,
tho, "To Vad hw pm,
Fo: Ridgewood. Hohokas, Allendale and Remses's, $00, (8.50 11 00,
f10h a, tn, 330, 5000, G00 10:00, 100 sud 211200 je
For Paterson, 6:45, #530, 8:00 18:39 16:00, i1:00, “11:15 a. m.. 12:00
om. "140, RE Ai, 5:00, 5.15, Hi, 6:00, *6:3), “iow. &10, 11:00
pom. ani “12:0 muinizht.
Por Retherfand Park and Passaic, €:17, 1000 #0, 10:00, 11:40
Adu, 12 0, *12d0, 5:30, 400 300 00h, 46:3, B00 pom, red 1.00
mi'right.
Fo: Hackensack and Way, 6:15 am, 124%, 4:07 (4 £0 1.45
pom acd Wednesdays snd Satur ture only 1200 wid,
Fog Hilisiae and Way, 8:00 a ta 1dzto, 20 00 end 6:00 pm,
For Spree Valle: ms A War, B00 a wm, 12:40, 5:00 aro 6:00 jy
For Bogle wom ard Tenalty, Sad, parm, 9:50 am, brio 0010, 4:18,
4:45 2:30 Go woand “7:85 pom. Satardaye only 12:00 pv,
For Crental 1:00 P00 and 9.00 a, mn, 4:00, 305, 410, 5:00 4:0
and “Tio po Maturiats onl 12:00 midnight.
For Cppe Piermont, Td", £000, 0 30 a we, 1200, 4:00, 4.40, 0.40 0.0
suo P74 pom, Natardaye only (2000 aidught
For Mermept and Nvaea, 747, Food am, L440, 4000 080 im
Fad pow. Saturdays only Foo oe ght
N i Ura ns eaving Chats ou even Lours or Ralf Loare ave
Taent thirdest. Len manies cu 10 tom above thee, Lat boat
from Twents-thirdst 010 pow
N. B.—irains oa tie No Lo Bo of No J deaving Chombors at. on
quacter boars, leave Tweots tind st, thet: winuts carlin Loup above
time,
Fickets for passage and for Apertme ts in Drawing Room od Slesring
Coeches can be ob tare!) and oudes fr the echeeaing an. iran fir of
Bagsaxe tuav be beth ut the Coragan eof ea 08! 59 nd 070 NB eimle
wav, cor. Ore Hoondeed! and twents Fit st. wed Thidase, Mole, 4
Court-st,, Brooklyn, 0d Broo dwor, Woo am<iurgh at the Company's
Depots, and of Acute at the prineal hot Is.
Daddy. 1 Sunvays only. Goalies daiwa oul, (Noyes
WM KK BALL Gen! Vassrt Ayoub
1 DD DVOCERE Ginl. Snot.
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAlL
Passerger Station in New York, commer of Tweriv seventh st. and
Pourth-ave, Butranec en Twenty seve ula si.
5 Pourth-ave, Botrane: on Twenty seve Lia si.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
For New-Havew and Prdgriort 3, BEL) JL a ma 1215 (200),
(Rar 45,4030, 5:30, and 8 (Kg) pon,
Lo: M tend, Stratford, Fairgeld, Seuthrort, and Wesrrort, hia,
u (40. 4 and 530 p.m
Jor South Norwalk, 7, 8 (Ex.). 9.10: 0 a mu, 12:00 (Bn). (Lx) 18,
40 (Fx) 5:00, 6:9 and 3 (Ex) pare.
For Darien. 5,9, 11:0 a, mu. S40, 4:0 5:30, aid 6:30 p. wi
For stamford, 7, 8 (Ex.), 9, 11:30 a. wn. 12:15 (kx), 2:15, 3 (Ex), v.45,
400 (Fr) 4040, 5:30, 6:30, 7:10, (1.5) wi,
For Greer wich and iutermeldiate dal ois, 7.9, 11:30 a. m.; 2:10, »45,
440, 03 Cw 15m
sunday Mail Tron leaves Twente ventost, New York, abt 7 po om for
Bustou, v.a Loth Synagteld Line aud Loca.
CONNECTING JLAINN,
For Boston vis Suing aid, 8a. m:Jantb pon
Fer Boston via Shore Tine, 12:15 and nw,
For Hartford aad Spraticld, £a ow, 1:1. 0, ard pm.
For Congecticut River RaiYroad. 8 a. m., Lip. 16 io Noribawypton,
Spm te Montreal
For Hartford, Providevee and Fishkill Radroa!, 6 a n. 1£79 0. im,
For Shore Line Railway wt 8 0. m., to Norwich aud Provence, 12 15,
4 to New London and Norwich, 4p. om.
ker News Hoven and Norttawpton atlroal Sam 3 pwn. to North.
an ton and Witismsburoh,
For New-klaven, Middl town and Willimantic Ra lroad (Air Line) 8
a 10 ood 3pm,
For Mousatouie Railroad, 8 a. m. and 3 p. im.
Por Naugatack Railroad, a. m., 3p. ni. and 4:30 p. to Wat rbury,
For Dashery asd Norwalk Railroad 74m. 12.) apd COU pw,
For New-Canaan Railroad, 8 a. mo, 12:15 audé.30 p.m.
Commotion Sleeping Cars attache! w 8 m. Tra, and aso to Sap
¢ay Mad Tran on either Live. brssingroom Car attached to tied
a.m and dp ra Trans.
Passengers cau procure tickets to @ny poiot reached over this reat ob
the Depot of the 2 ab» York and New Haven 2. R., cor. Tweut;-sevionth
ot. and Fourth-ave also at the Ofiges (f the New-York Transive Co,
Idd 8 Express) Noo 14 Broadway ani No. Cour'-st, Brooalvu and
ty leas. ne sa table notice. ean have their bayg ge coiled for and checked
trem re udenes to destinebos. JAMES H HOYT Nao
Nd EAR Nid MN
EN-YORh CENTRAL AND HE DSON
A RIVER RAILROAD, Commencing Monday. Nev. if 1471,
Trrongn Trams will Jeave fraps New Depot, Fourtl-ave, and Fuiiy
pecotalat
w 8. sh, Chicago avd Montres) Express, with Drawing room care
tooth to Vochoster and NU Alcan
10:30 a. m., Special Chicago Lzpress. with Drewiug row can t+ Bulalo
apd Niagara Falls.
10-4% a w.. Northern and Western Expresa
Joa pow. Special Troy hapivss ou atan 2s
ep nm Montreal Brpress with Sleeplogcars from New-York to Nt
Albans,
Cv pom Fypress, with Sleepiugcars for Wateriown, Owwi go, ond
«snand gna
Le Pacific Lanrees. with 8 osping-cars for Rochester, Bura'n,
an. Noagara Falis; ala tor Cileogo, via both Lo S00 0 LA
Kooroads; and for Sk Lows, sia Kiedo eaves ou Suncacs ab
fp m
0 po bxpress, wiih See ing cars Tor Troy apd Ahr
A heal name rain? sobs of Yonkers lave tom pew oo pob
Youkers Spread Trans irom Thien tot west v.00 as hector
CoH RENDER, Goegernl Passenger nl.
N EW-JERSEY RAILROAD FROM tO) of
AN DESBROSSES-ST. aid 1ww foot of COKFLANDT of for
Wir PUILADELPHIA att 50 and 6:00 a. m,, 12:00, 4000 Soom,
Foot nom, 12 wighe mie 00 sonar ta pow Ber Place dia
vie (aween, 7 am, andl pom For B ALTIMORE and Wo A- G
TON and THE WENT. via Baltimore, 6:30 a, 1:90 and VoL tp a
For ws SOUTH. 8.00 a. wm. 9.50% pw. Silver Palace care x
ten and Lynehburg aay on 9:00 p wn. tram, without change or Lue
WEST. vin Peausylvavia Ballroa. 00 0m. apd 0-1® 4 "ro.
Stivers Palace cars wre attacioo tot 0:30 a W., 00d rub thiough om
New York to Pittsburg Curae oo psn vile, withou! cban,e. Silveg
Palaer care ape attach to the o's pom daily, and run thug (v0 ts
burgh Cinemnath, Lowtsyi'ie, apd “i Louis, Whiwat chang. XN or
Paivi® cuir sakivuen to ibe Bd ahd and ran iia ye
Nao to Fort Woivne (1 ieage, withont «bance. Tickets for rai at fob
of Deabrossenst., foot of Cortiandi-en.. and 34 Broadwa,,
Daily.) (Nov. 12, 81)
FW. RANKIN, Gen, Pas. As FW JACKSON Govier,
"d
SOUTH SIDE R. R. OF L. LI.
Winter Arrsngemeie, COMBEOCE Uc, Ww, 18% frow Koos se at
 Gravdost Feines, New York
bed we Mail for Pasehogur. by ste se fon Beleportand au le
daw Accomm ato 1 Rats
340 pw Express tor Patchogue, by viave dor Belerort apt bir
40pm Accommodation (or bel, Sh rouge Patchogue on Satu,
Ay om Hab lon Accomineiniion,
A cmmodation or Mores
Ce bad 0a wad the Sans TE Dom trains connect ad
Valley Seow or bon wo ain Hew stead,
CW DOVGLAR Ruenatendests
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