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Mr.. Lee No. a's Greenwich street Locked up ''r
o. "A. /. sr<s:r-soms msshing rascal last night,
entered the prcmisss No 81 Hammerslsy street ana
stole ,hsrefrom SIN $40 OF was in eo'u s1a III
yer belonging to Mr. Horace wiin.' Nv sl;as Bssf
ar his Old Tricks"-Peter Sswvs.-. Ca,ts;r
Steak Pete. was :" pulled" again last night, b, ssed
Perry, OF the sth ward, promenadng the streets dr.
in female apparel lay to steal He has only been
of the Island but few days. The black rascal
taken before Justice Drnker who him up for ano-
Their Of six months.
quite purified yet OF the many vagabonds and rowdes
that prov about in gangs in search any lone and unpro
The nth ward it appears, the of dastardy
ann hellish outrage An unfortunate washerwomsn,
whom, it seems, had been detsned rather later than
usual in delivering her weekly washing to her customers
was on her return home. when she was seized by
some twelve fifteen villains il human form, conveyed
lonely and unfrequened spot, and there most brr-
tally rsvishsd by them; and after satisfying III cir wicked
and criminal designs they left her in state Of insens
bty; when after laying she supposed, some two or
three that situation she partially recovered and
managed to crawl into street. and again tainted when
she picked up by policeman and taken 70 me
house Medical aid was at once sent Tor and the
doctor to examine the poor ana
that her injuries Of very serious nature although
Of a dangerous characer-leavng the whole oil her
system in very exciting situation No clue a, YET;
has been asceraned OF the perpetrators OF tn lou a
wicked outrage We sincerely hope that the pouce VIII
exert ,hemselvel to bring the offenders to justice
CosoSsR's OFFICES Sudden Death-The Coroner was
called yesterday to hold an inquest at No sss Cherry
street the body Of Margaret Merry dtty about forty
years OF age who, while going to the pump for pail
Of water was taken srad.nly A. and fell down and sx'
PRED An inquest will be held to-day.
Found Drovnsd The Coroner also called to hold
inquest at the foot of Houston street. East River on
discovered yesterday floating in the river quite
dead
Died IN a Fst-The Coroner held an inquest yester.
woman, called Mary Hall, native of Connecticut ~
years Of age who her death from fit, arising
from previous disease. Verdict accordingly.
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The Upper Canadians having FIVE wickets TO 20 Down
The yacht Pet, Capt Parsons, arrived on Thursday
afte rnoon at Gloucester, from Boston All well.
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IMPORTANT FROM ORKGoN.-A party consisting
of ten persons arrived in our city, on board the
Amaranth Saturday evening direct from Oregon City
They left Oregon the 18th OF April last and reached
ST Joseph Missouri the hrst Of the present month
The entire route performed without interruption
from Indians the OF serious accident
They bring nothing from tho territory in addition
TO what we have already published
The in many parts had been cast and promised
favorable result On the route in the party passed
Ave hundred and twenty-f emgraat wagons mostly
intending TO 60 to Oregon portion, however intend
ed to into California by the Salt Lake route
Col Russelis company, including Gov. Bosgs and
others were met about hundred and fifty miles be-
yond Fort Laramie. This company when they started.
intended to 70 California large portion have since
determined TO 20 TO- Oregon and it s probable the whole
company will 90 there. The general health of the
country the time Of the departure Of this company.
very good
Medard @. Feisy, who served an apprenticeship a.
pressman in this Office and who has been sometime in
Oregon been member Of tn. Oregon Legislature. kc,
had organized company of Canadians, and to set
out for California about the first Of May Mr. Fosy il
Canadian by birth, and gees to California a. we un-
dcrs,and. to found q colony, make settlement on
Of the branches of the Rio Sacramento river. He
is Of good deal Of enterprise. and in the event
Of the United States attempting to take Of the
country. he will be with them-St Louis Republican,
august 7.
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NEW YORK HERALD.


New York. Monday. August "a. Is,o.
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Acomparison Of prices current yesterday, with those
ruling ssths close Of the yrsvisus week, sAsvs -
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Sporting intelligence.
The grand cricket match between Upper and Lower
Canada, came of on Thursday last, at Montreal The
game resulted as follows:-
Lover Canada. Upper Canada.
Second innings. -. .l62 Is
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The Area OF the Fire, etc.

The Area OF the Fire, etc.
The fire broke out near the Manufacturers and
Mechanics Bank, on the Main street. 1t then az
tended on
Main street both sdes from Orange and Center 70 the
Straight Wharf
Centre street both sides from Main to Broad street.
with the exception the Methodist Church and another
building.
Union Pearl :. q
Pearl Centro Water
Broad street both sides from Jared Conin's to Now
North Wharf
North Water both sides, from Broad TO Aaron Nit
chells
1t then passed on in an easterly direction to-
North Beach street, destroying that street, and
crossing the head OF the New North Wharf, the
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Interesting from Texas and Mexico.
ARRIVAL OF TROOPS ON THE
RIO GRANDE.
Enthusiasm of the Volunteers.

BRAsos SANTIAGO, July 3, l646.
Baltimore snd Waskingtsn Vsluntesrs srriysd at the
Brssos-Rumor of Gen. .4risfa concentrating the en-
tire force Of the Meriean Troops at Msnseyeyantiei
patton Of attempt Of the Mericsns 10 rsfske MstS-
moras-Hsaltk Of the Troops &c.
The Baltimore and Washington Volunteers, under the
command Of Lieut. Col VIM H. Watson, arrived at this
place yesterday They number six hundred men, divi
ded into six companies and noble and patriotic APP
pearing have never seen and having at their
head officers of the sricest integrity and bold and mag
selves with honor to themselves and their country II
the Mexicans not already frightened too badly by
their overwhelming defeat, and disposed to show
hgh again they will find in these the hard ones
OF tho world They express much dissatisfaction that
the prospects Of battle not entirely favorable They
almost wish that troops defeated, to have
given the Mexcans courage to have made attack
their battalion that they could have had the honor Of
whipping all Mexico. They verify believe they do
t-a good opinion Of but nevertheless the
correct one for good ssldier.
An express arrived from Gen. Taylors camp last eve
ming, with the that Cen Arista making active
preparations to concentrate the entire force of the Mex
lean army at Monterey, and make immediate march to
Natamoras, with the view OF retaking that place.
think this 10 nothing but false for do not
think they have any idea of making another attack very
II they do at ALL before the hot seasons
say the last Of September However orders daily
received from Gen Taylor for volunteers at this place,
their arrival, to Join him at Maamoras. Ahere
now about thousand troops at this place, and
hourly arriving one thousand men from Alabama
this morning.
The most perfect health continues among the men ;
prevalent disc se--and but few have died.
Tomorrow 10 the Fourth will let you know how it
10 celebrated on this island Of patriots
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BON SEJOUR.

THE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure to announce that
J. his house. at Bergen Point, for public
eommodatop hotel the Jersey sid, ha. long been e
any manson has been rsttcd in elegant STYLE with many
and other important additions.
The grounds beautifully laid and what with uxu-
rant shrubbe charming wsIts agreeable drives and plea
rural residence Families who wish pass cool and quice
be provided rith suits Of aparneut
their choice. Fish Of almost abound the
Kills and the aeiehbornE woods are not deficient e
stops the landing front Of the house. four day
and the citizens OF New York find more beautiful
fne all vsi,er customers and bo.rde; be assured
that will be spared make the place merit the d
DANIEL w. LOCKWOOD.
The Passac for Newark leaves the foot OF Barclay
at 10 A. NJ. and r. M landing in front of the above place
The Port Richmond boat leaves PieI no ats ~ and
to convey passengers and land them the house.
NIL i'm
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companies which have volunteered their service In this
State whore only ten required Raleigh Register
The concentration Of troops, regulars and volunteers
campaign against Mexico Is going steadily. By the
time that Systematic demonstrations Of hostility
begun, very large force will have taken the field An
order received yesterday by Col Riley from the
War Department TO move the I'd regiment Of infantry,
stationed the frontier at to Point Isabel Texas
The company at this post and at Fort Gratiot viii
march forthwith. Orders have been despatched to the
companies on Lake Superior to follow. Company c.,
Capt Dyrne stationed at Mackinaw will remsin ct that
post The other companies at Buffalo, Fort Niagara,
and Sackstts Harbor No information has been received
by whom their places to be supplied the frontier
Detroit .qdvertistr.
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NEW YORK, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY IS, 1874
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT


M
GRAINS RUN as FOL lows, COMMENCING WE'D
NEsDAY. MAY - isss:
0AooKLrr at O'Clock A. NJ Boston tr N Tor Grssn,
port, daily (except Sundays,) stopping *
=. Fsrmingdsls and 81. Georges y. amor.
az 9h o'clock, A. NJ, for Farmin dale ana
a. . intermediate places.
both ways az Jamaica Branch Hicks, Tile.
Farmingdale and all the stations betwe en-
. Fammgdals and GreenpSt
n3P NJ, for Fsrrninsdais and nss@s
LsAvn 0axnKronr al O'clock A. NJ Accommodation train.
daily, (sxcept sundaysJ through to Brook
ASP M Boston train or the arrival Of
the steamer from Norwich, stopping At Sc.
Georges Manor and Farmiugdale.
LEAVE FARMrNcpALE 6x A. Nj, Accommodation train
%sR PAN. a NJ Gr.enport train, for Brooklyn.
!. AZ r. NJ. Accommodation train, for
LEAVE JxArcA at A. NJ Accommodates train for Brook
as Sk AN, es..aDor z.in for Brooklyn.
Hooklyu
FAsE TO = Bedford cents. East New York !2k, Rage
non 81 s: g..ssR S.:: :hi .s:
~, Westbury A, Hicksvile a. Fsrmngdss 62k Deer Park
g, Thompson &C. Suffolk station 81, Lake Road station
tuck 81 Cutchosse 81 souihold 81 62K, Greenpor
Accommodation train 81 IS Grsenpo by Boston 81
Stages readiness the arrival Of trains the
stations 70 take passengers low fares, to all Of
Basxags Crates will be readiness tho foot Of Whitehall
street. 10 receive baggage for the several trains 30 minutes
before the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side
Dor twice each day the arrival Of the o Hoo
lyn myfsv
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northern of the Ave wharves in the place.
1t then spread from the New North Wharf to the
old North Wharf, crossing the Straight Wharf,
destroying the blocks on Whale and Candle
streets, and finally stopped near the Commercial
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system which shall be efficient in Its application to the
city Of New York; they cannot but foreee in the break
ing Of local system, which has worked and work
ing successfully ours, degree Of embarrassment
In the transaction of legal business in this city. which
substitution Of judicial establishment could posi-.
bly, carry with It.
only necessary here to say that deriving its existence
from charter grants continued and by cousttu
tional and legislative provisions il IL Likewise peculiar in
of Oyer and Termnsr and General and Special Sessions
and the Police Courts The first Of these has genera
cases less than capital the third summary Jurisdiction
In Of minor characters the fourth has cogAL
regard Of vagrancy, bastardy &c Their iunc
tons are regulated by provision. peculiarly applicable
very willing admit they are ali pbIs orrsat
improvement they cannot but believe that that improve
ment should still continue the subject Of local rsguls
ton"
Mr.. BnoDEnIex offered the following resolution, which
was laid on the table and ordered to be printed.
Resolved, That the Street Commissioner be requested
10 report to this convention the number Of made
by him during the Of rs and +s. and the Of
the to whom the contracts given and the
amount paid to the different contractors
MIR. McsrEDEr offered a resolution directing that all
msnt b. disqusliaed from holding ONCE under he city
government and all persons be dsqua Aed from holding
more than one ONCE at the same tme-Ordersd to Be
pritted.
Mr. BrrxDucr offered resolution directing the stand.
ing committees to take up the various SUBJECTS which
como within their province and report thereon.
Tho ayes and noes were called for and resultcd
Ayes....... ........."..."... ID
Noes. IL
Tho resolution was adopted.
Rssoluiions-By Mr. CEAro, directing the comptroller
to furnish detailed statement of property ofths May
or and commonay, with an estimate Of the real value
thereof
By Aid BRIoos, prohibiting the heads Of departments
common council and public officers, from holding any d.
rect interest in public contrscts-Ordsred to be laid
the table and printed
committee was appointed to inquire and report ON
the expediency Of providing accommodation for the
mittees.
Resolution, by Mr. BRIoes directing the Clerk Of the
Common Council to furnish public mena-Adoptsd
Adjourned to Tuesday next at o'clock.
ROCHESTER Posr OFPIcE.-The following is 4
correct statement of the revenue of the Roches-
ter Post Once, since the passage Of the new law which
went into operation in July 1916
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NAvAL.-The U. S. Cutter Woodbury., was re-
ported off the Balize, bound to New Orleans on
the 9Th inst.
taking in fuel-supposed bound to Brazos.
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MANSION HOUSE,
MIDDLETOWN,. CONNECTICUT.
THE UNDERSIGNED begs leave TO announce to his
friends the public, that leased the above houss
attention BUSINESS to merit share Of their patron
age. JOHN L. MONROE.
mrs 3mere Formerly Of the U. 8. Hotel, Bostoa
% A. q L. DELMONICO, are happy to inform then
friends and the public that their Hotel In Broad
VIZ No corner Of MST. street !. now completed sad
pains have been spared render Of the
Portable in the city, and dssous Of home
well - strangers merely passing py will ind all their
wants and comforts attended to with the strict attention.
sARACEN'S HEAD, IL DEY STREET, N. Y.
TOsERH SMITH late OF Worecstsr England bees leave
70 inform his ysse ne nt the public general
and calculated please gentemen Of tssts He
will always heretofore keep his Bar and Lsrder suppted
with the BEST Liquors and Provisions the. the market eods
Dinners from 10 I'LL o'clock and Cold Cu Chops, Stakes,
His supply or English city newspsps exsellsd BY
house New York and his Ales Wines SeRars &C.
Of the quality and the attendance prompt Pr
vnte ooms provided o parties. and he comfort and seeo
myi5 lmsr
"SURGO UT PROSSIM."
DAUL II. DENNIS AND J. MARTIN BOTHER,
respectfully inform the public that they have opened
the house No Sc NASSAU STREET. immsdistsly oppo-
the srcovp WAND HorEL, where they will be harry
them with call. Their BaR will At al finest well ssp
Piled with the Very BEST Of Wines ana o'ner Liquo"s
Msssr. Dxrrs BorSEs assure their friends that every
enjoyed and they confident o. Evng 70 al
who partake the comforts and iurur'es Of their house
NJ Lunch will be every day At eleven O'Clock, free
OF charge. lyDrw
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"SURGO UT PROSSIM."
DArrr II pENNTs AMI 4 MARTtN a
TO THE LADIES.
BRIGHT uesses rre the theme Of poets praise
The painters skill their lustre too displ,ys.

And what both delight wear"
order to the Hair and sive IL sksp ustre the
scsp must be kept perfectly healthy ard sIs Of dan
Ions lEWiCKL HAIR iNVIGORATOR 10 the only
article TO produce thes. results
Buy " OF FhaIon, Gil Bio,dwsy 'udons Hotei or 81
drug f.ncy dealers generally ia city and ouny IL es
p~ci-lly recommended to the ladies, for toilet use.
iYiI 1Msrrc
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Taking all the circumstances into consideration Il
strikes that the Of the sice has been well
sustained The deficiency is less than was anticipated
-Roch Dem.
o. GOVERNOR EDWARDS has issued his procla.
nation offering reward Of $3.50 for til apprehension Of
Henry r. Cleft, German, who committed 4 murder In
Lafay cite County, Mo.
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THE SHADES hUTEL

,r,uT ~ Isa1 SYsss, ~ Stas ccauy.
public, that he has lately opened the above Establish
men style superior to other house of hs kind the
Of New York. The satisfaction which he hitherto
given his friends and customers while proete!
be guaranty all who Potronse him in his
bshment while effort his will be wanting merit
The usual rsshss Chop:, steAs, wesh Rsrebiss, Poae
ed ERRs, &C., will be served in superior style.
The will be regularly supplied with city papers, a
Europe. JAMES EVAN0
mis- lmerc
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We learn from the New Bedford Mercury Of the 18th
inst, that portion of the oil consumed by the fire
Nantucket amounting to about $4,000 belonged to the
Of the United States II had been delivered
to agent Of the government and stored by him for
Post, July Is.
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THE COLUMBIA HOUSE,
CHESTNUT STREET,
ADELPHIa,
NEW and Fashionable Hotel possessing every modem
"A Improvement necessary the elegant
OF the travelling commuppi,y Is new ops@;v
JAMES BAeLEy, late of Jenes's Hotel.
HEssy G. MAckENIIE, formerly of the WashpGton House.
PErEn L. FERcusoS. jyIs IwsN
TROY HOUSE, TROY, ~ Y
COLEM.aN ROGERS. PROPRIETORs
>HIS House now in hne ORDER capable of aecommo-
ton, Buffalo, Saratoga and Montreal. Immediately in
front OF the house the steamboat landing IL also within
few ssps The propristors tust by their individual
tons for the comfort of their guests receive contnu-
ance of public favor.
This is without exception the pleasant route on the
line oil the above places Passengers their baggage
Our establishment has its employ therefore
requests travellers 10 receive with caution any from
those employed by other houses.
Persons wishing 20 make excursion to Saratoga Springs
leave New York Saturday evening" have ample tms
c. s. COLEMAN,
C.M. R6G tasf s the A''0f h0''''
jyI7tf .uc lLate of the Steamer Empirs).
SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.
THE PUBLIC is informed that this establshmeut having
been enlarged and improved since the close Of the last
season will be opened for the rscsPson the let
Nav ]. is1s. mYas sn:r
PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON
II BLANCHARD has the honor inform his friends and
the public in general that the Pavilion il in fall
operation aud prepared for their exception.
S' from New ':s brighton "'''i from New York
Pavilion, New Brighton June l., ls4s. jx7tSrc
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PRoPRlE TOR.
Circulation Forty Thou sand.

Is per aunum-psyAble 10 advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-fvery Satardzy-Pncs 6A cents
Per eopy7$S ~ eenH RI sgnsm--psyab!s in Advance
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet day
rnes ek cents per sopy-ss 90 aanum payable in sa
ADVERTISEMENT at the usual prie..-.lwsy. cash
patch
All Letters Or sommunsseions by mail addressed to the
ubiishmen nnast be d. the postage will be de-
e'sd from The s1s:sT T,'5s %S9ey ysTifs
Proprietor Of the
NEW HeRK HnaALp EsTABLsPMENr,
North West coru ROT Fulton and Nassau streets.
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THE COLUMBIA HOUSE,
CHEsNuT STREET.

HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
a. R1lR 49,

THE Public ]; respectuy Informed that the Mt break
paired the PIONEER u EXPRESS LINE, via Railroad
md Canal from Philadelphia Pittsburgh, commenced its
regular trips for the Monday the Of Aprl
leaving the Depot, No. "a Market street. DAILY, X
By this passengers will avoid fatigue and dan
Of night travelling coaches both Railroads being pass
ed in daylight. $500
For further information apply the od-esablshed Office,
~ Market street, doors above Eighth street.
aI0 6ms rrc A. B. CUAiMIN}S Arene
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These substantal fast sailing 6st class ships all built in
the city York commanded by of
each month.
Their cabins elegant and sommodous furnished
with whatever eouduce the and csmfo
gers. Price OF passage $780,
Neither the captains ewne of these ships will DO
regular bills Of lsding signed therefor.
WOODHULL L MINTURN,
South street, Nsw York, or to
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tkOM GLEAT BklIAlAN AND


IRELAND,
M M & @
from Liverpool on the LIST and 18th OF month.
The 1QFRSEssRRRE sails from Livpo0 II q March
T" CAMBRIDGE |" LIST Of April
sending their friends and forwarding the passage
certificate BY the steamship Hbemia sailing from Boston
the Of February will have plenty Of time the
Ykhrs, OF the eight packets Of the Black Ball
Line, sailing from Liverpool the LIST and 10th OF every
month Apply to, address, il by letter post paid,
ROCHE, BROTHERS co, IS Fulton st..
Nert door to the Fulton Bank
GLASGOW AND NEW YORK LINE OF
PACKETS.
rs rs & -
DERSONS wishing send for their friends in part OF
scoand 70 sail direct from Glasgow make arrange
ofthe regular line Of Packets sailing monthly from Glasgow
ADAM CARR, Captain McEwen,
SARACEN, Captain Hawkins,
BROOKSBY, -
Comprise the above line and the high character Of those
sells should be sufficient nducemen for who may be
sending for their friends Scotland to make for
this (the emily line.)
Further particulars given. on application 70
IS South street, corner Of Maiden Lane,
Messrs. REID MURRAY, Agents
aier in Glasgow
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ROCHESTER PosT OFPIoE.-The following is 4
! correct statement of the revenue of the Roches-
ter Post Once since the passage Of the law which
went into operation in july l646
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~ LONG ISLAND RAILROAD Express M all
ILL Train. leaves Whitehall street Ferry, New York
T. side, every morning at A. M, for Boston,
2-- Also trains from BROOKLYN side at O'Clock and
i've ninats: and ~ A. NJ, and and r. NJ. daily The
Farmngdae and and the latter all places the
road