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~ its head and the Common Council, since the
Amended Charter went into operation, have been
organizing that Department so that it now con-
sists OF the City Inspector his Deputy and Assist.
ants, and nineteen Health w ar1ens, forming a
large force for each Ward Formerly there were
oaly City Inspector, one Deputy and one Clerk.
The efforts OF that Department are Of course TO re-
move all the evils found existing and in coDnec-
tion with the Department, the Commissioners of
Health are now making eilUFt b rid the Civ of
these n1isances. His Honor regretted that the
upper part of the City should have ost its attrao
tons from these causes thereby driving our cih.
gems 20 other localities, and serving TO depopulate
the upper Wards. Therefore 10 clear this upper
portion, To make room for the increasing population
and TO benefit the City generally, il is Of vast i'm.
portance that the evils complained Of should be
removed The gentlemen upon whose invita-
ton we are assembled 10 day, have undertaken 10
and the Health Department in this good work. They
have purchased this Island for a considerable sum
about 50 200 or 80 3OO-snd for fear this should De
insufficient, have leased Harris Island Of still larger
size, Tor term of Eve yesrs-the lone eat term that
could be obtained. They have ND connection with
the City Government, bat the Mayor felt it his duty
70 give his hearty approval 10 the undertaking.
The Company agree TO take from the City the dead
animals, manure, butchers ofFa etc. and have
erected suitable buildings for the purposes Of bone
boiling and like pursuits. These bouses are so con
structed over the River that all refuse matters will
be washed away with the tide, and create little or
no Off nsive odor.
IL cannot be urged hereafter, as heretofore, that
the establishment sin the City have place 70 90
There is nothing to hinder New.York being the
clesnest City in the world when this project shall
have been established, and complete system Of
Sewerage carried into effect throughout the City.
The Mayor concluded by offering as toast to the
gentlemen Of the new Company, Success 10 THEN
enterprise which was drank with enthusiasm
and responded 10 by Mr.. Camp, ON behalf of the
Company. DR.. WHITE responded to a compli
mentary toast. confirming the statements Of the
Mayor, and expressing his determination to re
move as far as possible all nuissnces from the City
Success to him, and to the gentlemen who conduct
the new enterprise to which we havsIth alluded
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CAPT. SHuhwArs DRlLL-The gallant Captain
| of the sth Company OF National Guards was quite
surprised Thursday to find himself in print as Iii
recting a drill for the pubTc's edifca,iou After
explaining that the idea of public drill was never
held out and never authorized, he went on to exer
else his Company lonly about half of them were
PRESENT. in style that would have done no discre.
dit to Napoleons Ola Guard. The drill was in all
respects an A No. affair. A large portion Of the
Baltimore Company were in attendance and ex
pressed themselves highly gratifed By the exhib
ton.
Mr. GOLDSMITH. aides and gentlemen who
desire 10 avail themselves Of Mr. Goldsmiths in
sructions in writing, and thereby perfect them
selves in the most indispensable Of all accomplish
ments, have now an opportunity Of receiving his
exclusive attention, a. private pupils at bis rooms,
2s9 Broadway, which he has re6pened for a short
time for the purpose Of giving private lessons only.
LIGHTSISe SPELD.-The House of Represents
tives adjourned yesterday at 5 o'clock P NJ; the
report Of the days procee dings was made up and
transmitted over BAIS's Electro Chemical Teleg-
rapb to this City and put in type by 7l-only two
nOurt hlu udii AuSft hc toOuh CicNSh "a
words in the report.
CEMETERY DEDICATION IT BRIDGEPoRT.-Ies-
ter5ay this new Cemetery, which has been laid
out near Bridgeport, was dedicated. c. EDwARDs
/ LESTER, Esq was the orator Of the occasion.
CHARGE OF ARSON -Odicer Baldwin, OF the
Eighth Ward, yesterday arrested Michael Riley,
keeper Of lamp and camphene store In Canal ST.
| on a charge of having caused 10 be fired the cam
phcne store of Sol. 8. Riley, 2l5 Canal-st. at an
early hour on Thursday morning IL appears that
III feeling has exiscted between the two hhey for
rome time past and about n month since the same
store was attempted to be set on fire. can OF cam
phene together with quantity Of matches having
about O'Clock in the morning, been deposited IN
| the front area of the bailding directly under the
window in which stood several large cans tiled
with camphene The attempt, however, was iortu
nately frustrated by severe storm OF ram which
put out the matches before they had communicated
TO the camphene The accused was suspected OF
the act but the testimony against him was not
sufficient 70 cause his arrest He is now charged
with having induced a boy, named Thomas Gill,
who is now in custody as a witness, to ire the
building by mesns of a broom dipped in camphene
aud ignited. ma, named d aniel Coles is also in
custody rs a witness. The examination OF the &C
cused will take place this morning before Ju,tice
McGrath, whenthe matter ~1l be fully investigated.
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for the iadcisl expenses oi the Cover ~
wear ending jane 80, 1850 o,.,., "a
An of these were referred % the C'nioi''-0 "
the Whole on the State OF the U mon. A..
ur RAYIY called attsntiO1 70 the Iac'' 'na'
-. ,,iI NOT he held 10 several Of the states u1'
less the after bill be passed. On his mou'n' .ne
House went into Committee Of the W hole on tue
state of the Union, with the view OF considering
this bill -, Iu.ob.
in order
NJ. BAyLY m owed 20 lay il aside
points 0. order were raised as 70 the order o.
business and finally the California bill was lald
aside AID tue Committee proceeded to the consld'
Grafton OF the bill making appropriations u supply
the deficiency in appropriations for the JUDICIARY
NJ. BAYLY denied that the appropriation ol's
had been DELAYED To- factious purposes, ana hrs d
the passage OF the bill now before the Comnt.ee'
Mr. scHEscK replied to some portion OF Mr. bay
lys remarks a..
Committee of Ways aud Means have been IN
necessarily delay ed is reporting the General Ap-
preparation Bill
Mr. ScHsscK strongly contended they had.
Mr. BAYLY replied, defending thu c mmttee Of
WAYS and Means, and Scormng the censures from
that quarter.
ing money without regard to law, aud tneh cou,n ~
10 Congress - have the deficiencies supplied he
moved 10 reduce the sum proposed in the bill t.
$4,000.
Mr. GREEN replied to Mr. schenck, and defended
the Committee.
Mr. AsHE made an Intellectual attempt to reduce
the sam from $4,000 10 $50 800.
The Committee rose when the bill was passed
The House refused u adjourn till Monday aud,
at ten minutes 70 i've adjourned till to morrow.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
AZ TelfGaApH TO Tat NETWORK TaISOa
Things in Washington,
,,e.ui Di.pgteA to The Tribune.

WAsmSeroS, F-idsy. June IA
The Unions leader to day is an appeal Tor good
temper, cancellation and compromise. The excite
msnt in Washington is described, with some ex'
.ggeration, as beyond conception elsewhere The
struggle is represented as being upon the des'iSa
ton Of few acres Of land.
The Union also gives private letter from Hon.
DAsrEL WALLACE, complaining OF the imPutation
that he is not the author Of bis letter, made IN
Foote's editorial Virginia chivslry knocks under
10 the boder chivalry of South Carolina.
The leader in The republic defends the Admins
ration against The Union, as to remarks aud also
contains lengthy article on Interpretations
The IntelIigencer is duh edtOrially.
The latest accounts received from the South show
a growing feeling agaiosr FooTs. His party unani-
moasly oppose him 10 Mississippi.
Inform alton has been received by tho Navy De
partment confirming the death OF Gov GAINES
daughters
Strangers are pouring 10, and the weather IS cool
or under pleasant breeze.
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senator Foo,e and the Union Newspaper.

Correspondence OF The Tribune
wAsmxeror Wednesday Evening, June II
As the scenes Of the House to-day were bat a
repetition Of yesterdays stormy confusion, pro-
pose TO notice only one or two oatsde matters.
In the first place, feel called upon 10 say word
with reference TO a statement which 1 made oy
telegraph day or two ago, touching the criticism
in the Union upon the letter Of Gen. WALLACE %
sooth carolns. 10 his constituents. said II was
.,noo.sa IN have come from the pen OF oenap,'
FoorE. IL may be a piece OF insormsu2n WORN
80 % tat that the leaders OF the Union are
e5adse,,ooa 10 have been written very frequent y
~ NJ FoorE. since Mr.. B0RKE's Withdrawal
tom the concern--indeed, 90 fre quen'iy tnst ne
nav be said To have become IN lack II NOT 10 iorm'
one Of the editors Of that journal.
lis agreed by Mr. FOorE triencs ON al nanhs
and not doubted by himself oeneve-'n1 ne
hs. greatly imperiled bis political fortunes oy bis
course on the Slavery question -espfcihiy ms per
severance in the course OF Compromise Indicated
- ,hs Omniho,. or Sarsspariila" bill. in the very
e. If the acton Of the Nashville Convention N
nI.nting itself on the Missouri hne 10 the Pacific
Ia other ard more direct words, IL 10 expected that
he will end himself politically defunct at the end
of his present Senatorial term.
In that event he may become permanently con-
pected with The UasOn, a. q saiaried editor. ID y
or acticing lac in the supreme Court az bis oetens
bic employment, and editing The Union, sho rosd'
be would get aIong swimming'y.
Old DR. Jacob Townsend's Ssnapsnia u IN
derstond TO have ria" fifty percent, since Co';
Bentou's speech while the less volatile article OF
youns DR. Jacob townsend has gone down 70 "
IL 10 furtner understood that Col Benton nss re-
ceiyed letter Of thanks from thu Old Docto'' ~
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wILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

THIEVES OF Coon rE-Some providing vag
abonds nj sbt or two since entered the premises
of NJ Kindren in this village and stole large mum
Der Of Towering plants, such as roses, geranium''
&c. They took roots and all. The public will do
well 10 look out for these msrauders.
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A NleeIing.

BosToS FRIDAY, June a.
A numerous and enthusiastic meeting Of the
friends of the Administration was held in Salem
last night. The Mayor presided and resolutions
approving Of the policy Of President Taylor were
passed unanimously. Among the speakers was
the venerable Judge White, loOs retired from the
political stage, who eulOgized the President in
warm terms
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The FAiRYILD HOUSE To day the Nopnot
House at Fairfield Coan. is openei to the public
under the supervision of that prince OF good fcl
lows, Capt Stephen r. Roe. long known favoreby
to all who have Travelled on the Hudson. TLis
House is finely situated near the Sound, and Us
accessible six times day by twoh hours rice on
the New Haven Road. The bathing, fishing. &c.
management of the house, the table, &c. viii need
no commentator to those who know the New
York Hotel and Capt. Roe. large number Of
guests have already taken rooms, and we look for
strong rival to Saratoga and Newport in this
House under the new administration.
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New. HANPsHIRE.-The committee appointed to
count the votes upon the question OF revising the
Consultation, report the whole number cast to be
43359-ior arevision asst, and sgainst it ,is2.
Majority Tor revision, 1895.
The Legislature of New Hampshire have elected
John HadIey, of Weare, Secretary Of State, and
Edison Hill, of Manchester, State Tres,urer-the
regular Loco Foco candidates.
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FROM BERMUDA.--We have received the Der
rpudian TO the 5th inst There is no news OF con-
sequence. A drought of extreme severity has been
prev aing at Antigua for several months No,
since the year 1897 have the people end the stock
tbroug bout the island experienced such privstions
from the want Of water as they are now suffering
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n.a,c,,,or of the Utica Cemetery.

Urea GAZETTE OFFICE, Friday June a.
About ten thousand persons were present at the
dedication Of the Cemetery today among were 400
Indians Of the Oneida sad 0oandaga tribes. The
sacred stone oneidas was Placed In the cen
ter Of the Cemetery. An eloquent address was de-
lvered by William Tracy, Esq. The Cemetery con-
tans about fifty acres.
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Mail Robbery.
BUFFALO, Friday, June "a

BUFFALO, FFIdhy June II
Tbs Eastern mail, containing the New.York
mGning papers of the 18th inst. was found this
morning 10 one Of the bsggage-cars, cut open and
letters missing. No clue TO the robbers.
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The Southern Press.

WARRINGTON, fTIdhy, Juhe Il
The printers are now busy setting up the matter
for the first number Of the Southern Press, which
will appear on Monday next.
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The Case OF The Steamer Cr,.,.

correspondence the Charleston Cosyisr vri,s,
as follows:
KY wEsr, ysis.y Nay IS
GESTLENES For the last iew days oue Distrief
Court OF the United States, Ia Chambers has been
engaged ia examining witnesses for and against
Cart. Lewis, master OF steamer Creole CHARGED
BY the United States, through their attorney, w
K. Hsnckley. Esq for infringement ct the Revenue
laws, 70 wit: Leaving the port Of New Orleans
La with more passengers than the iunpege Of said
steamer by law allowed, and coming from = 0r
eigo port, 70 say, Csrdenss, tCobs,l With 900 pas
seBgers.'
The above case has been ably argued BY the u
s. Attorney, assisted by Collector Dougars, aud as
well contested by s. r. Mallory ESQ assisted BY
Hon. Jos y. Lancaster. From the evidence al.
daced Their IS no proof that Captain Lewis. at rho
time OF bis departure from the port Of New Orleans
knew Of tins expodition--it Is only supposed.
There is 10 proof that the said steamer len said
port with more passeE gers than the law allowed
She cleared Tor Chsgres.
The UBited States also charges said Lewis with
leaving tie port OF Carcenas Vi,h the irseHtion OF
coming 10 the United States which is not In evi.
PEELED aad forced by ORDERS being out Of water,
red written orders which Were delivered. The
Court, AFTER bearing testimony for both sides nd
journed, AID will deliver its opinion, &c. IN fec
days.
]. A. Sawyer OF al rs. scbr LePrelet and cargo
d Bray. responde at SoireQe-T The amount
lSl is7 sll necessary 70 deirsy salvage and other
expenses was paid this dsy BY bottomry, and the
schooner will sail for New York with ell dispatch.
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Proaress of the Trial Of Lopez

New oKLsAss. "wednesday, June H.
Lopez's examination is proceeding and will
probably not be terminated this week.
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icrmirs him ihst a present Of box o. ~. O.
oine Volatile article duly lab,'sd is oa TIE rofs :.
present ''e1 70
- Ia 'ne mean time, the agent OF Young Dr.. Jsc,h
io"nsend' here, Is NEGOTIATING a anti Tor l,Ssl 90
bis label Startling times these spd ssr' ~
win important even's--are they rotf s,ov,
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'sew.YORK TRIBUNE

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49,. are nc, allowed sny olne'eN
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CHARGE OF LARcgsY.-A man named John 20
dy, was yesterday arrested 90 charge OF stealing
coat vest and breast pin, valued AZ s2l, the pro-
perty OF NJ. White, OF Dog er 81. The property
was recovered, and the accused was committed
for trial
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driven smartly against its side with hammer
makes no scratch or dent of any kind. The enamel
stands heat perfectly, and all this Ware may be
az most of it is, made absolutely freproo, SO asto
be buried in pit of burning anthracite aud come
out OF the ashes as good new. Withal it IS
nearly il not quite cheap as the fragile. clumsy
and homely Stone Ware now in use. Wecannot
doubt that it viii rapidly find its way into very
general use throughout the country. Company
has been formed to manufacture it, with ample
capital The Ware is patented, and agencies for
its exclusive sale, by Counties and Towns, are
being formed throughout the Union. The Compa-
nys Depository in this City is not yet opened, but
soon will be and meantime we advise those who
might take an interest in the sale to call on the
agent, Mr.. T. w Johnson, National Hotel, Cort.
land st. who exhibits abundant specimens, and
will impart all desired information. See a4ver-
fisemeut
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NENV-LERSEY ITEMS.

EY A new daily mail route is about to be es-
Hise's store, Dutch Neck Assanpink and Wind
sor Proposals to carry the mails on eight other
routes have been advertised for.
FAIRS, &c,--A list of charitable meetings,
amusements, &c. to be held during the ensuing
holiday week is subjoinod, for the information Of
those DESTROYS of participating
The Ladies of the Orphan Asylum Sewing So
ciety Newark are to hold a sale Of Fancy Arti-
cles in the building I'd west of the Central Presby
terian Church, Market-st commencing on Monday
and concluding on Wednesday evening with q
musical entertainment.
The Foster Home Association Newark will
hold an Annual Sale Inappropriate articles for the
occasion, under the direction of the L aides of the
Sewing Society," at the Academy, on Tuesday
The Annual Sale of Fancy Articles of the Sew.
ing Circle of the Second Presbyterian Church
Newark will take place at Isl Broadst. com
mencng on Monday afternoon, and continuing the
following day and evening.
The Sunday School of the Franklin-st. NJ. E.
Church Newark are to hold their Anniversary on
Christmas Eve when addresses will be made.
The Choir of the First Presbyterian Church
Newark are to have Sacred Concert on Christ
mas evening, at which their new organ will be
used.
The several Lecture Rooms of Library and In.
surance Halls and other public places, will be
opened on almost every evening Of the week,
with entertainments appropriate to the festive
occasion
~ fire in Trenton, on Thursday evening,
destroyed the AK Factory of Wilson & Gordon.
1t was new establishment the cost of which is
reported to have been $4,000. about half of which
is expected to be lost. They effected an insur.
ance in Philadelphia, few days previous for
$4,000, but they had not received their policy.
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sEcosu soARo.
sArrRpAY, Dec. Ppm.

In Stocks the market was generally buoyans
to-day. Erie recovered from the depression of
yesterday and sold at SCI, but closed at a74
Farmers was little better Norwich advanced
to 81. Harlem was steady, but Canton was heavy.
Rochester and Syracuse improved / p cent
Stonington shows further improvement In
come Bonds were in demand and advanced to 60.
Governments were in moderate request and firm
for 1867.
In Exchanges there was only small business
done for the steamer today, and the rates are
steady. Sterling went at lOoloii Francs, SIS
05IO.
The Freight market continues quiet in conse.
auence of the few ships on the berth. Cotton IS
3-l6d; Flour, I'D GRAIN 4io5d. Engagements
200 ties Bacon at It's Cd. To California there is
something doing at 6oa1Ooc y foot Engage
ments have been made within few days, to
London, OF 200 bbls Oil Cake, at 20s; 300 scs
Beef Is; 1900 bxs Cheese, 3Osi 100 kegs To-
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VENEZUELA.
CARACAS, Thursday, Nov q.

CARACAS, TlurSdAy NOV =.
To the Eater OF TIE Tr7bnf
Everything in this country is tranquil. The
Government is about issuing decree by which all
persons confined in the different Provinces OF
Venezuela for the recen. political events will be
permitted to return TO their homes This measure
has done a good deal in favor Of General Monagas.
Nearly all the OHgarcas the Paez party have
now enlisted in his support, and will surely do
the same with his brother should he be elected
to Congress, as there is no doubt he viii be,
can inform you, from the most authentic
source, that General Jose Gregorio Monasas will,
as soon as he becomes President, grant general
amnesty, and Congress is known TO be favorable
to such policy. The country would highly bene-
fit by union between the two parties
Trade is excellent Three vessels-two from
England and one from Hamburgh-have just ar
rived, and the Importation duties on tho three
cargoes amount to near $4,000. Coffee, Hides,
Indigo and Cocoa keep good prices and are
in demand. The crop ofCoffee will be short by
one-third this year as compared with the last.
The Legislative Assembly of Caracas has re-
commended Congress to grant to General Costello
for ninety years the privilege of building and carry
ing on Railroad between this city AMI Laguayra,
This project has been presented by that gentle
man in behalf Of 4 commercial house in New
York. I shall give you more particulars about
this affair in my next. can assure you, that
should Congress grant the privilege, as have no
doubt it viii, enterprise pay more hand
some profits than this Yours Rim.
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Disgraceful Proceedings In Hlinois-Almost
Riot.

PEORIA, I'LL Thursday, Dec 10,
Our city was again thrown into much excite
ment to-day The execution Of Brown and Viii
liarns for the murder OF Mr.. Hewett was TO have
taken place yesterday, but by order from the
Governor, received on Wednesday, it was extend
ed to the fifteenth of Januarynext This not being
generally known nor credited, large masses OF
people Of this and adjoining counties essempedto
witness the execution, and being disappointed in
their expectations, portion OF them resolved that
the persons should be executed forthwith and,
urged on by exciting speeches, they got posses,
sion of the scafold from the jail yard and erected
it in the street in front Of the jail. They then et
fected an entrance by jerking the doors and locks
and proceeded, with crowbars, scantling and other
Implements to the cells where they met with re-
sistance from Brown, who although shacked, as
soon as the cells we opened stepped into the hall,
disarmed few Of the mobbers, by taking from
them the crowbars and scantling, barred his cell
on the inside, and defied them. He broke the
scantling over the mobbers, and gave them other
striking illustrations Of his entire disapprovai OF
such unlawful proceedings. The prisoners were
again secured in the cells, and before dark the
crowd dispersed.
Thus resulted what at first all supposed would
be a most tragical and disgraceful affair The
mob fell back and few Of our citizens dropping
in at this juncture, prevented further Violence