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The New York herald., 1850-06-29
Sporting IntelIigsncc.


CrsrRrvLLE COURSE, l.. L.I.-Tsorrrso.-on wsdnes-
day last most interesting trotting match for $780,
came OF between b. & Pelham, and b m. Mendham
Maid, two mile heats, to go ID. wagons VIM. whelsn
drove pelham, weighing at least thirty pounds
than the rules require AID Jas whelpy took charge
of the The betting opened at twenty to twelve
and two to INT previous to the start on
Pelham. Tho weather well suited for racing, the
track In good order usual and the horses looked
and acted finely.
Firs Hesf.-Mendhau Maid the inside position.
The hcrses started pretty evenly but before they had
away from the mare, she having broken up; and abe
fell Oh by the accident four hvc lengths the
quarter pole. Pelham went finely down the back
stretch opening gap between himself and the marc
OF eighty yards The mare broke second time. Round
the lower turn, and up the home stretch, Pelham
nearly one hundred yard. ahead of the mare Mr.
Whelan wss seen TO urge Pelham forward, his OBJ
the with this heat and the little horse increased
his rpeed considerably leaving the far behind
Bets we're freely offered at long odds that the
would be distanced; and II looked much that way
She more than distance out when Pelham passed
the half mile pole but making desperate brush she
succeeded In getting inside of the distance stand
few yards before the flag fell Pelham troted the last
mile in 80, making the heat s:g7
Stcdrd Heaf.-Three to Pelham offered, as
soon as the first heat over; but he made many
breaks in coming TO the before the word Civ
for this heat that good deal Of money bet at
even the mare. She q length more ahead
when the word was given, but Pelham toon overlook
htr. AZ ornNEhte folhams mMtngao
loose and falling bewccu his legs danged about mis-
feet. This broke him up, and the marc led TO the
quarter pole i've or six lengths Mr. Wbslan managed
10 keep Pelham steady, which was certainly great
achievement for there few horses that would have
trotted rod under similar circuinitances. Pelham
gained very little the mare until he reached the
lower turn when he olosed rapidly, and about half
way between the pole and the drawgate
the breaking he took the lead, and crossed
the two lengths ahead Of her ~ 2s the martin
gale stn tapping about his legs at every step went
very fast round The upper tern, opening wide gap
the mare, which he held down the back stretch and
round the lower turn. The mare was carried on her
feet at the three quarter pole in endesvor to force
her forward faster she broke again a ths drswgate
snd Pelham came home easy winner, two lengths
ahead of the making the last mile In 40 and
the heat In 81. The following Ia summary
J. som.rindyke named b. q. Pelham. ...J...l 4
d. Stevenson named b. m. Mendhsm Maid. q 2
7yHs. First Heat Second HEAT
First mile. .z4g 25l
Second mile. .zs40 zso
Tetni 5:3T
CosrrcrroS. lit was the trotting mare Lsdy wash
3pgton and not Lady suffolk, that announced ss
having become lame and unable TO trot In Baltimore.
The latter named IL In fine condition, and likely TO be
as successful in the Monumental City she vas In
Phiadelphia-
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THr H,DRo-EIscrpIc Lionr-Lsrrsn IRON Ma
fsrrs-The Boston TSanscrfpf Of IN. 9th inst
tsns the following litter from Mr. Paine Permit
me 10 say that the statements made by Science In
your Journal of the Goth false In every false
IN his descriptions Of the apparatus false In his
clusions ana fslse In bis estimates. The apparatus
does not stand q table but In q cast iron frame
three feet from the floor There s insulated cop
per wire connected with the instrument In any way
NO part 81 my large sppsrstus s concealed In box
The csrburetting Of the gas is and original with
myself We may believe the sciestnc world; for u
asserts that IL an impoesblity 90 cabonixe hydro.
gcn With the spirits cold The statements with refer.
.nce TO 'sslfrsguatine sss generator. might apply
TO the production Of bydf gen but ell the gentleman
contrive sme apparatus 60 produce the oxygen'
Yours HENRY NJ PAINE.
tPs.-My time is much occupied, and cannot
possibly meet All the parties who ~ immor-
tsiisins thsmselves My discovery will take Of
itsslf Meantime would state. 10 waste Of time
sud good temper that of these scurou articles
snect my peeunlsry interests ss have disposed Of
them for the United ststes n Mp"
Noncfsrss, June "a.
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Court OF Appeals.

Atn,vF. june q, 1870.
u.d
The New York herald., 1850-06-29

Cosrrcrros. II the trottng mare Lsdy Wash.
3pgton, and not Lady suffolk, that announced ~
having become lame and unable TO trot In baltimore
The latter named In fine condition. and likely TO be
succe-eful In the Monumental City ~ she vas In
Ihilsdsiphia
The New York herald., 1850-06-29

Lsrss rso~ Prsss~svce by the arrival at this
port this morniag Of the fast sailing brig ~ Lopez
Captain Moth have obtained our nles Of Prrnsm.
bucc papers 10 the 18th wt The market that date
eel Supplied with a descriptions Of foreign goots
and cperstious In all the different branches trade
we're on . limited scale Sugar snd prices -
ss not 10 justify shipping The health Of the port
good. snd the sccouns from ssha and Rio de Jsnerc
represent the f-vvr ~ somewhat abated -Psa B.H,-
fr, yv~< ~
The New York herald., 1850-06-29
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
THIRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.

FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
~ koGsE's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
wAsHINoroS, June % 1850.
After the usual routine OF morning business, the
Senate resumed the consideration Of
OMNIBUS
Mr. DAVIS, Of Mississippi, resumed his remarks sup.
porting at some length the amendment submitted by
Mr. soule.
Mr. soULE followed, in to Mr.. We bsters reply
to his speech Of Mouday and Tuesday and also in
swer to Mr. Douglass. r..,
Messrs. DovoLAss and WEBSTER rejoined.
After which, tse question taken upon Mr..
soule's amendment, which rejected-yeas, 10 +;
nays, &c. as follows:
Yeas-Achison, Barnwen. Berren, Butler, Clemens DA-
Wis. Of Miss. Dawson, Downs toote Houston, Hunter,
Yulee.
Naw-Bad ger. Baldwin, Bell Benton, Bright Cass Chase
Clarke Clay Cooper Corwin Davis Of Mass Dayton Dick
lin, jones' Miller Morrs Pe.res. Phelps, Pratt seward,
er, Webster, whitcomb.
MI DAVIS of Massachusetts addressed the Senate at
length against the entire BILL and In support Of the
cluded. when he gave way to motion for adjournment
Previous to the question being taken upon the mo-
tion, Mr.. CLAY expressed desire that general
derstandipg should be had, that the the en-
gressment Of the bill shsuld be had on Wednesday
next, which was finally assented to, with the addi-
If any gentleman still desired at that time to address
the Senate.
After Executive session, the Senate then ad-
journed-
The New York herald., 1850-06-29

The cbolsrs hss appeared ct Cincinnati and sever~s
fatal esees have occurrcd
The New York herald., 1850-06-29

Cou.-Amount of cosI transported on the Phiiadel-
rhia and Reading Railroad. during the week ending
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eosrox M.yeb l--Arr Saturday sferaooo oafs
49, SOrIesrs Dec So Poke. FEB =, Lai 81 Loo -
.Cbr ys5or.et Bars:oU, Tor Aux Csyss
ps-ss Eazs. Pa sru0. Jan =. J " AL1fo~- b'l3oi'
Jsp = Heea Mara bAiunlofe S--aA- rNl.5-e pms
Brg Geo Ous, Ps.errloi ~ .
~. son Baker. and Express, Tang r.
- ~ Eti.hs Doane Baltimore.
Ar Ms DAY chip Tone Manila Soy y ; h-,snA Js
- .ooke Jan H. LAT = > Long Il p br bsrE PenyArc
Par r. DAYS from London Tor sydney
A., Frerc h ship juice sut Agse, Reinion lee 10 bsi
49,. Dec Is. ships Alsterz NOr.@ans ith az kacs
~ DO 15h u.t Clssca, Do, -ith ut Meteor Mosu-
Bsrs Tsrsr Calcutta Oct 2}-Feb H. al 3 a. .or q,
I'll In with brg Acuve Of LOUdon, under mon SAL en-
.ipp union down from Perlsmbucu FOR Hamburg "snie1
sne one % take charge Of her boarded Der AID 0l
and second mstes passenger and tour resm@u hsd died
esvng or " the captain, seaman, ne COOK Ani %
They rad 10 gate for zen days previous " p
out our second officer and ore Wa1 or board OF lrf eLl
.gpr ed them with SINAI -toe-, ard sle proceeded
on her VOYAGE "a ult ~ = l5 Jon 81 y spoke pig
Cicero Of White Haven, from Trinidad foI London I'm
.nsi si S6 lon D. spoke big Tyrone from DAren for
newton
Bans s,rsbo. Cro-s,adl Oct 81 va Bermuda % lost
Antelope Charleston Union. Baltimore
Big Henerco. Jacquemei @i1 uli-Leit scls zen Mar
con fr NYork In days Bns Protection sailed iJr New
Yors Est, saw Der and sch Hanover iu Grand La'snd
Passage.
26ih uli; MONTEREY. Wilmington, [ NiciOfF Nori1S
Howard. and : a. Wright kXork.
Below, slip Lap.snd from NOrieans anu brg Leander
from Cape Havuen
Boston -,
BALlZE March Am sh.p Nsndalls from New iofs
SAVANNAH March i1-Arr, hrgs blenS Fl-ia lsI'-
"a. Macon. NYors. bark Tark. Bosom sclf ma ElLs
Phi sds ,lis; 1914. orr. bug Wilson fpIef loIh hafA
CHARLESTON March BAR schr .rsila Pltlsdei-
chls and Jacob RAYMOND from d. arr liil.
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PHILADELPHIA Election.

The Philadelphia Bulletin has returns u the
sgnng Election, from h.ch We cam 10 he ely, TIE
Wings elected ll-r tickets 10 he whole u he seventeen
Wards, except upper Delaware ard Pine IN one two
0 Tie Wards h- vote very close 10 Upper Delaware
he entire LOcoFocO iicket prevailed Ia Pine ward TIE
Wings only elected heir Judge and Constable, while the
Locos gained Alderman and Assessor. In Walnut
Ward The Wings elected Mr. freeman over Alderman
smith, Loco, by 10 votes The 'srve Americans 10 tie
ciry make show al Tie Independent tickets IN
be city also succeeded badly 10 The County they aid
Ii,e Detter
10 The northern Lberues a1s Loeos met WIKI their asuA
success Tl- Wings 10 his District have elected A1er
10 sprng Garden Lh= Locos carried Wards ogi u :
m kensnstou III LOcos elected Alderman Ia lie
First ard and carried lie Tlird WaTt euure They aso
carried Pm Ward and he Eighl Ward The Natives
elected Adorned be Tie Fourth ard Seventh NaFcs TIE
Nhigs carried he SIKH Ward and n ne Second Ward
n-mhSr VI car c3es run the vote = close
10 SouthWsfA- ne NAIVE Americans have met win .
-sr Waterloo defeat ne Locus siecng eve Qua u The
seTe which clear gan u ave msm5srs u n Board u
Commissioner
Ia MOy1msns.ns. he Wings sseted Mo.e. Finley A.
t-rnar u he Third " ard ard carried the u their
10 his Wac The other four Wards csrr7Sc
5y inc LOcos
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% ssf-r1sy -s-aag har-a e, WILLIAM NlLAAkfB 80
So n Hap. ~ ant M h. tgst y-ar.
- n - e tl.iafa-
r-p>ti-lF nTt-- - att-rf - tal-fa
Il. Ta-.aF ga u falt1sr staton irgE
- ---af.l-- /. I . 49,. - fEsftl usr
Y---rtsy -crrrx Aarct - trocsy JOIN ?
u al Ca-1eru- Goes norths lu tays
- --s 4 - aJ = -s--s r s-t-a - an>a IA
Mru-sr s.-r-oor l-srk. rom .. br1s~ g hsseayr
Y--risy s.rs IT, THOMAS COCKS Ax-s - 5-.f' az D.
rfurls
sh-r sfs,e-a Alsel urtsd % sf-ot - 1n-1
re-rzr1r a. ,-elk 3 r-s1-1rs az 'arca
~.r4rtss lf l.ter 1rss M ELIZA
UUELf 80 ai - - ssrls g.
- -ac. n ~ AMP eti4-y te.
49, =. a~ra .-1u SoraG -
- ~ a. - rDca Her II - .atsz 6rs-u-o1c
Csn-ryy - 1fcr--rt
sssy M.rrs PAxKLA JAZZ o1y .slstter Il Jas. al
Ma Al g lfrh "
H.rE y PErEOSELAP yosss-s .4-.Atsr u D. Js,ls 4
hary
Tss i414J. al e srothsr Ia
rus.yy rss,-rfsly
r-se-7r. n --con1 e Fo1rsr
solyl aerrsooa a, s-oh Ia arsrzert 81 y Grss,
49, Csust-J
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Strange Bedfellaws.

The Washington RePHbltc has lately undertaken
the labor OF applying peculiar style Of remark to
those Northern Wings who entertain opinions Of
their own in favor OF Free Soil and against Slavery
On Friday last il assailed Mr.. Senator SSw.Kn
and his late speech in long article, III winch
temper WAS much more apparent than talent and
extreme violence Of language very poorly DIS
guised extreme weakness OF argument Whether
the Repnbhc hnds for this course OF conduct s2el
support az it desires We 90 not know II can, how
ever rejoice in the applause Of the NeFr' 0rS
Herald, as IL WAS no doubt perfectly aware before
hand Perhaps the Looo-Foco and ultrs Slavery
party IN general share the satisfaction winch that
print thus expresses
The information we have lately received IN reference i
ne happy revolution wofkng IN the GcaeTas Erd n res
non 10 his cabineS receives confirmation from some aus q
which have lsely appeared IN the hsIAsage'- AsTesa
within ne ssi lew DAYS tbe -
sTtele Of his Kind oonlSning sdenanesnoh O ne
Nft- lsak IFseNnS But the uosi suikin !
tnscsron 10 iupcrtsn; arcle contained IN re RER
apon The speech o. Mr. Seward n he >ensis and
he srocoas doctrines advanced BY that indvc1A u
Avr OF uegroes ard Of The genera emancipation as SOC
poss.Ae Of AZ Tia, CAS- q popE.1o1 N tne S> -
STAIRS. We neFcf cNFtCieo % - sn0 y IS
i.stss Resskt Essume the tore II has doos We k uPo1
a. An tsicsnon 0f the ccnmepceE:enI OF happy rrve
aon OF seanmeug ne mind u Genera sysof Noc u ~
spires us with Ire bore u perfect enscse ,0ni ~
aOr~nt IN The eCnsruca1n 81 bis ca5in - ~e Is OF =
party policy ard he administrative
We wish the RfFshlc Joy ., It's new iuends
ard allies
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AsHEs-rl- iof Pos or.f, BIT Pearls Ve5y
h eoanped 'P>'aa,,. ,etoa s-s, ~" oe' Po'. aaday
Tas yesterday The ~arsoe.s u hs.st, Cassidy Psf
Co cors.tsf Of 7 oos Pots ssd s!t 81 tshsr tof
coTToS n n.,,, soa 90 n. s,se... pr.,.a. az
1, sts h ;Se' Mt MFafyr. .,- fol, y
demand Io ne tfe- AID 10 E''t lhefs hs's been oms r-sP
he RIVER he usf,~t hf os grades h-a'y Ctazdsa
a. common .'p - y sqs5 ~ a. ~
w-~fa tll a. ~ Achsaa 'ri az amy lsas ~
-a4n.. soathera tor aay,ifs b-tt~r
sr .p-c,v- purchases. rhs sac .rs 10 31l. q as8 81
ufe ki B-snof- g. ss!il. - n,ss
band. Ba'ar- ld F-i-rcIss.rs Colntp Por Re- Foaf
party for III Pro'sc~. nssi 17saI - fos Jersey sH s'sss
sEAls-ln wlss, ,a.. a., sas'y 9, sllas a., q
5a.a a, 3as fr mTss w..tera uIsi s. ior rsaa4
80. ~ ~ os soatasr ~bfs ss ~ ~ sft@rn ,so. ssd
~ 5I ia sor,h-r1 ADJ J-rssy ge.s RE tsl ST., 10
oa-a ~ seIs~r-t 10 BsrsJ usf- soths tong .ap
r So,,Au sssH Jersey sss os sout Pea ar. ssi
wHiskf- atts e~sef. I'll .alss - ss. At ~. m
PKoyIsIOSsTh-rs Poo.
-S,- .rc1t 100 hi. 5 "a % g. or Me-. ss
~ .oaT - io' 'oor Prs saa 90 o4 os 81 Prns ~
o. a. CLago a u ~ 10 Is fof sTifs Pfe Mess 10 sa
10 90 aqsy ~ :, = ss4. Ma. t.r,
ON - q 30 y .f.-, CO. ss-. >, - = r,' " ~
:, sss. 40 - 4ry AL - s1os-rs sst hsai.o,as - ~
sEEs~1X-I. sls So. no = ss 40 az 400 90 Co .,..-
LEADI.sou, ~ .-e. g a.r e.. -. cash 81
q. sDf private t>rns bst soalsth a
IEON-snAl a Ira ssa A g.
no. for scoh 49, y s--sE s,e~ Ifou s.rs ad- A.
OlIs-TL- VIA a. eossy s-aaesa o. " Ia.
.ses ~ Essfssf1 atsy or eoa.ara5
L1--- arusr - senx very ~ 10
- - % - West q O. Ias 90 a. ashsE Am-ra
0 q acc
sAyAL sToEEss.. .so ss. ssr ceq-s, Tar,.als. ,.7s
HEMP-Is Gan ~ - sray
oEoC Etlksc~-> s-L 49, are q IL, Il
ia ~ ho Dss1h Nf Lsgsaya MA fsr Nsrsea5o -
. Ll<, a. 49, - a. Il 80 -
Den1 al . 80 1sks BaE a. saxs r- l.as~uey
hoi-.ss' 3qvr~rre 80 - 'sFEJ ssf.asa<
s--rg a - arp. Porto hc1 <1Dl N-rOr-.n. ~
save 5--c -sc- .srl1s
k!CE-Th-r- "a setvty s4rak u. .-.t al
,fc-s are tr1y Eautsa>d P-n- se.rrgtn. AZ
al stz-~t ihe ln5uef u sf
.. =. ~ al a. "a - brsti sr54sht =,
IEh-Dfy Cot gsnfy slA 100 gfs 80 Al q
- O. -.s4s 80 Ct sao.f Nse1sr~ 80 "a "a =
-sfi i<aetny - - l. b. fes y
"a - - - S'"~as On tsFaacs Bsrrns sauoa arr
ts-lf raznxs
TALON I.sr- -. i>sa1e tst u sa.H stst uree. 10
q. sscaArs-d .0sc 2 Prus - . :, rc casa
IEAsAi yIysts here god "a Grs<r. a.,
- "a ~ 90 stl hysE tzt Glnpo~esf
- Efrcfst u
~arsJ and n fs12 sasEfy -Hrsc Bscks nacts.
40 20 n&rtet scsrceJ efm 40 Conxo ,ko
me sacs sa ." sas te Io-e-Ssx ua sFrvs .srs
u.csrfsd
FEAIArHs-sa-. have z.as e asos n ws...r. L..
G-e>~ 4. cash -
HDEs-w- trh-r 81 400 ssssos Are, Al S.1k
:, ID 10 g o. :, sse, nso.sAs lar 80 s..sd "a . y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-18

TIE FISAscKs ~ Tx CITY We have before
Is TIE AnnuL Report OF hs Controller Of Finance. TIE
yeAr ending Dec 81 1870 Il appears shA; he ioA eb,
from Stocks ssuei snd reasonable from hs sinkiag Fund
amounted he let Of JsnaEy. lss to tlRys7Ss The
investments made TO be applied toward 10 Retenf uon
amounted A. The sAne d,,s TO IS tS-lesving ths
re, DEsr ou he lE Jan $50 81 Sc 40 s. wh,eh
ne previous year Of nearly seveny Three
thousand Dolars-Or s-s,T57 a.
We have 0uly space sts morning 10 eoPy EOEs Mr. IAf
LoEs aae Report the suboiued comprehensive Tshs Of
Receipts and EKpsner-rss during the year We sh.l
Cur 10 me sub ect Oh another occasion
sTATENESf o. ne Rscsips E-y<aSii.rs. IAE Agpr0grl.
7nf On - lrssIz-F ioosn;s for tAs ysay sssisg Re
c~ubev ST. lsss
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Prom Martinique.

Oar adsices from Martinique mention the de-
psrtzre ooGrc OF the Ast seser o. Mr. Bss-e. fci
frznee, c assume als fgrcuons RepreserArvs o Ma
LaSae :. - Nara AssrElsy GTSag naniiesA1cns q
sng ca 1e psrg u le corsu1ily were -ate FOR ssve
t-e E~eera gsgrSs c. ;ae u h.s vbcrs~I frc
re soeeSy Of SC ra-y WHO loved him seems teupers.
oay y ne eon~o.sor k1cw@Ee Of ne better opporzn
res Of beng use 70 TIRE Coous which ae eer;vs
fron resdeooe a. lie seai o. egs-sti5n- Nj Bis etc
bsS sc,o1rnct sons ie1 esven nonhs Y 10 Coiory
.oi oaYeg tn-t re ne immense rtaecce - Possessed
lhs laScr1g classes Successfully exercised
tho genera sdvansge % Community greatly sxpossc
70 the hazards Of DISCREPANCIES <ne lolsness
81 Lacis lsdrzu-
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Prsvoas - arrival a. ssv.s,.a
Sstf = "a % oaes sr-sr sats cacafts Coz ssaxr.r 81
slPqssa a. - saeh ~ forto r. r~vss s--. - :
sss,oh - - rsfse; 3 csehrss - = e. - u-r-
Neplihs 1afts - fsess t,s - rs,er sas ,at
- ha-s :. a. = S.cars : srsssh =,
pr-atr terms We s1o'r snyraa $500 asS 81
20 hl-nos AYrrs rth-a - g. C,-Ia
~ssb~s ls4ss % 1ast.hsd I.sis Ns.ts -s,hs5 80
So aasashe 80 Este ks stsAt isais cree. ss
l.ai3 Go 3D. 5isk Peru a. g. lsaS. VS. shors i :
su-nos - Ia nou-.ts tA-. "a. "a ..t
We lear q 49, q - ~ o. !.
see tosrtAsf ~ ir1assctas s.s-
Fs-l We sr1te s4Hcay F~es. srs als tsseS ~ $50
nIs; $50 sss 49, % SSSs coHasle a. 100. g
IS - Noc. CO PuHed. sffS O.. 0cgntv o. - Slrs
p 81 " % SSrN
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VIII he ob.eryed that The expenditures Of the Board OF
Health Tor tho wear amounted to $50 2ss 3d. Of which
amount $50 - 32were expended by the sans0ry Commit
lee u The Board This item rendered necessary by
the presence OF the Choers
The lew for Common schools Tor the wear. amounted 10
s70 30 50 The apporuonment received from the state
amounted sl06g 81 The balance 10 The credit Of Com
mou schools Jan 1919 s576is Is, making together
total OF $50, 52 g. to be applied tor educational pur
poses aud including Dec 81 1919 The Common School
fiscal year hs. been amended correspond with st
OF toe City Government
The Controller observes. concluding his Report ust
Il l. satisfactory TO know thai City Government occu-
PIES sound financial position both al home and in ores
countries The stocks Of the City, he says sought FIR
by fore 20 capitalists for Investment al premium on their
par value and temporary loans Of the City have been
negotiated Of interest ess than hat established
and In genera use.
We commend the details " hi, exhibit ~ The attention
OF our sx-payng citizen. The document ls issued IN
pamphlet form snd presume may be obtained ihrous
the erk or cry member OF the Common Council
FoRsERr AND FALSE PRETENsT, -Oficer.
Johnson ara ooiefs0u Of the Third District Police Cour
took INTO custody Yesterday. namd VIM Mar,
warrant issued hy the COnu Of Sessions 10 which he
stands charged with forgery in the nrs degree and
vim obtaining about sso0 By false and fraudulent repre-
sensations from Mr Fredk Vessel, grocer dong busi
ness Dv.sionst Il appears from ne Anday mat in
March The accused represented 70 Mr. w that h.
he owner Of piece Of and IN the Western part 81 ms
and finally persuaded Mr. W 10 purchase iof $50
The deed duly executed and he money paid over uu
Mr. Vessel, upon presenting the deed 10 be hlei ssce
ined that the instrument was forgery and that me prop
ery hsd been owned by Mar He 10 also charged
with fraud upon he person In pretending 10 carry on
suit against party hat swed hr Vessel, and demand
ng and receiving from him counsel fees 10 The amount OF
about g. He nnaIly pretended that he had got judgment
he sj0o and forged the nsme ofJudge Edmonts
20 paper purporng be order for mat amount lie
locked up be handed 10 the custody " NE
Count Of Sessions
SUICIDE A young Isan named X a. r Meyer
r-sding No IS Deyst about o'clock on Saturday
evening committed suicide BY deliberately shooting him
sell through the head with pistol. DISAPPOINTMENT IN
affair supposed 10 be- he cause watch ed 10 The
commission Of the rash He n years Of age and
bora 10 The kingdom Of Hsnovsr Coroner Oeer held 81
inquest Yesterday upon the body and verdict VI deah by
suicide rendered by the Jury.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS

ST. PArRIoK's DAY.-The shamrock Benevolent
society Of IN. CITY viii celebrate ,hs anniversary Of their
patron today Aher marching through The principal
Of Brooklyn, hey Will cross over 70 NewIofs
The members Of The shamrock Society will also parade Ia
he principal Of Brooklyn, and sefwsrd dine
seter - Patrick Society Will give ,hrlr fr. dinner al
Montague Hal IN The evening
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ard allies

NEw lSyxNrIoN-A rev hex for railroad CAL
wheels has recently been iuvsniea waea promises 70
E.ske gre~s ssvsg oil ard power re box requires
no oil al and essls. The power gained Is -
yreaa q which shes< boxes were aseS, osdsd
with ,ror was moved easily by mar, which required
.lx nen 10 move with ne cd bones Two three rs
reads IN The Ds.ghsorhood esve orasESs these b0xs. or
experimenting. and we sasn 'so0n Anow II al ihs 10
claimed tor isca V sustained.
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southern Mall.

BsLTINosE. s1B1sy Hlfcn -
Tie Nev- or cans Nal % he sth .ns.. LEs cone
g. hard TIE nal q .l- il IS; - s- ls- y sesn-
GLOBE arrived a. N-vOr cans bringing isisr AiFces ~
T.Yss Tfa r,eer.r. Ia A. 30 Crsrte CRY tsve psf'e
resolutions 10 favor - Te-~tors Go7sTrlslt - -. -
nas been Convention called ~ ne f-oF--' ~ Nv -
Browlsvl.- u cCns,d@r the suh5ec- .....
D. ~ OK, he ro-0rl-ls -ace- ~ To SAo' '-''
nss been arrested A. SrRzOs . ,-.t...
The virginia senate ass rejected ne snA4 zoe ~
fss A. rresat rs-roy heavily his CITY ard E@ry de-
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wILLIAMssURoH ITEMs.

SHIP BUILDNG.-MesTs. Perrne, Patterson
sfack building brig Of 500 Ens for Hsrbeck Co
.a.p Of - Tor samuel Thcnp.on Nephew, 10 he
Liverpool trade 1nd ship for Ierega Co registering
ll5o una also to run 10 Liverpool
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SY TELEGRAPH "a The sEw.YOak TRIBUNE.
steamer Raphael River.

LEwEs De- SUNDAY. March Il.
The new steamer Raphael Rivers. Capt Glover,
rom Sew.Tors or Chsgres put into Delaware BresETA
.sr or ssrursa7 uOrung 70 repair -1e u Der -scnefl
which proved 10 - defective. II = ,houELi sne Fi AZ
Der densygarr on TUESDAY next
There a ro-f ~ p. - worth is.egrzqsllE
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nj A r HlED

Ss.b-fsh . r-r.asy, saich Il. b. b. w-Asm Ns.a
HENEY A. HARRISON o. .aa fnDcsco Cs.trza ~ ELIZA
sEIH ssaant-r Of Joda n. wash. Essi n S-~tartt
"a C.ltln Hlt-, - Cry. % ~ NJ ClaPa "
GHARLE- WAT RI bft-oro " q Ms ~ LA tslgspf
4 Eaa.. Barr-lt p. y W AsI.a Cl.a
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The next number Of The Trs6~H< Ior 1-,Up'" :,
e,reasut,on win be isssed on WEDNE9DAi
MORNING. 9, O'Clock Ii viii contain al the
is,s., new. ,.e.ivsd up to the time Of going 70
pre., Tn. Cauada sails from this Port On Wed
nesd,v nj Il O'Clock