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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12

GNTREET Department, No. 4 HALL OF kECORDS.-Ssaled
Nproposas Street, Commissioner office unit
Friday Nov Is, 1850 al O'Clock, NJ 10 Regulate Crate and
Fitch street, between Seventh and hh avenues h
Grade and Rspaye Twenty tst street between ut ami
Lexington Flag four leet ie through sidewalks
Of East Twenty SECOND street between fihHNruGe and B'o"
plano ation ali had app
cation TO the Clerk OF this DepanentNoy i, S
JOHN I. DODGE, Street Commissioned no
67R0TON AQUEDuCT DEPARTMENT, Rc,uuds, Psrs soy
US l650To SEWER BUILDERS; Sealed proposals! ld0rsed
until Monday, Nov 49, at ococt d. 70 build re-
sevpg the N Of Greenw AID BAests The
plan and specifications OF the work and all Information rsto
thereto obtained application the Contract Csr at s
office NICHOLAS DEAN President Croton Aqueduct Depart
meat ny lUi
GtTREET DEPARTMENT No HALL OF RECONNAISSANCE
~ Proposals Will be received al tie Street Comm, Office
until Saturday Nov 10TH 1880 at O'Clock NJ 70 regulate grade
regulate Eighth i8 10 Plans AMI
specifications had application
the Contract CLERK of this Department Sog o, 1859,
JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commissioned
STREET DEPARTMENT No. Hall of RoloIa..sssl,a Pro;
Sposas viii be received al the Street Connssonsi
Tuesday l2 1880, O'Clock Nj 70 set Clso aAa 0..
Ninth Forty second to tityntst ~
and pave south eli Twenty ehiA - %
At second at Plans SPECIFICATIONS and al Oh 7i5'o
San he md ON application tbs Contract C!s Of M
november 1880 Ius JOHN l. ooDHt,o' eo'9so-el
cSTREET DEPARTMENT, No,45 ALL OF RECORDS s. airi
propoS be al toe Stree; Commissioners oh A ~
Tnrsday Nov a. 1850 O'clock T. NJ, 10 Regulate am Gf''s
F;y second street from Fh Fourth Pau 'pluCi-
lions and all thereto be had Application 70 IA
Contract CsIk Of ths Department Nov 4, !S3J jim l.
DODGE, Street Commissioned %
S-1TREET DEPARTMENT. No 4HALL or RECORDs.-ssa'-d
prnposas will Ell at the Street GomHsso"f once IN
N Sopday Nov 1880, O'Clock, VI ioI regulating setting
carb and gutter and paving East 81 from Grad ST. 70
also for Tagging space Tour est i
Plans specifications, ana AL Information fen stc
TO- can be application the Contract CLERK Of tue en
October 81 1880 mi JOHN l. DoD"E' 9'tss' o"'''
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SJTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS-Publc
- noe hereby given that the following Resolution mas been
sened Board Of Assistant Aldermen To Regulate and Grade
street Fourth and Fifth All persons
avE objections thereto requested 10 present them
IN writing undersigned tho 18th
Of November s. 1850 JOHN 7. DODGE Street Com
Ms
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

-y6a
toRpoRArfoF RoTcEPubLc nos an 1f' sosses and o.
" evae ande, affected thereoy, h 's ogd n
sbyefeo se besn completed by tho Assecis ~ All
Assossnsnts h~ pSsg y az 800
bs ONO -. FOR building sewer 10 a T1si,r,
srtsted W. t nom, 100 ise aorh Of Wayety fa[e
Clinton - ,rh Assessment include al uie
btac.d ey 1o o. peees pass Of .ad aa'eq On
s o. Sreere between Wayery fl:q s sTnsd "A.
10th fdes 80 interests are affected by the aooFe seu ~
An pss.V' AID who are opposed 70 The sae o. a,
sGeesso NJ Nan Of Records within hi,iy aa an a M Nov
her eLcei o5ee Bereaa Assessment ous soE
q Go SAMUEL H. DE AOl Il F''f-- Ealot
s;;5S SMITH AsseseoIs ------ -, ~.
a1TT0g EOTICE-Pqbhc notice - hetsey zen, "a u iots
or 9eapasis al a he following
Yfose 2. Been completed by The Assss.o,' S al
ne Of tho Assessa.sne 9f DIans IN the
DO oS yiz For Filing Lots ahd 04a.qs 10 ~ Forty
loSseed soptaey oy foFte:h '.fee .s.ly BY lie
setohoss tn. fni,. subfaced by sgcn Assessment and
sntei Hoses and Of ground, Tscsnt o 1sosd
ss q Land above TWO blocks .? a sbo9e @ 1aad A.
whose interests as affected ~ ne ,S. ,rs
Az and Who are opposed the sae OF sner 81 at
IL, ,eseut their eG,ion wtfos 70 ae {se Of
isTe Ma Hall Of Records, WITHIN thiL.y "a. Nov
~. Ocs Bureau Of Assessasn1 SOS fsAAc
= iSN SAMUEL H. De hoII, + t~AA''AN IL ln
VIM SMITH, Assessors -------- :
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GtTRTET DEPARTMENT. No HALL OF RECohDs-rGuene
poto il hereby given that the following resolutions ns's t
ptseped tho Board Of To Gfeen"eh AMI %
pr on s,. and Gross ct bounded BY Broadway Battery f W.
and Liberty sts 10 Morsst from Broadway 70 "es' 81
To WIDEN f.eorst from Broadway Washngtons All psfsoa
having objections thesto ara requested to 1 %
netNny 1880 JOHN z DODGE. Street Com. ol0
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ABOUGHhEEPSIEL LIN Z OF BAhdEAo.
u The barge CLINTON. Capt WItsie, every Monday !
EXCHANGE. Capt Rosekrans, every Thursday; POUCH.
KEEPSIE, Capt Hoffman. every Saturday al o'clock,
b. from foot Of Murray-st for passengers and freight
The above barges are elegantly furnished with sste
and spacious and comfortable cabiaa and
pressy fired up for tbs comfort and convenience OF pas
sengers and arrive at Poughkeepsie IN lime for the stages
10 Sharon, Pine Plains and New-Milford
For further information apply on board the barges to
WILLIAMSON VAIL. l64 West-st fed sn
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sTATE0 SESSicS..-. aoNts1 E''NI's, He'.i IL
Pytssnt-NoRGAY MoReASs, ESQ. President
AID Griffin. Dodge Wood. Olklcy, Chapman, Kelly,
Smith Bal Hsws. Miller, Staw Coos. Bird Bfi;oa.
The minutes ere read aad after shi amendment aF
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kANEW-YORK to ALBANY, BIZ Railroad and s.ean
boats-NEW ARRANGEMENT, 1880.
On and after Monday, October 8th 1880 me passenger
rams WIZ run as follows Sundays excepeol eonnecnRg
at Pongt keepsie with the ast-saiing steamers Alba
ARMENIA and SOUTH AMERICA running 70 ana from
Albany aud touching the usual II teraedlae an1nss
LEAVE NEW-YORK4 GOING NORTH,
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limited STATES NAIL LINE from
u CHARLESTON to HAVANA, via SAVANNAH and
KEY WEST.-The spleR did steamship ISABEL, goo uns
burden commanded by Capt William Rollins, wiz
plence her regular trips Monday Oct and sail regular
vFom Charleston s c. for Havana or the lst and 10TH OF
each month and nom Havana 10 Charleston on the 9Th ara
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE EXCISE LAws-The Committee appointed
to hear applications for licenses for Taverns aud
Groceries have decided to grant no licenses for
the sale Ofspiritous liquors. Licenses will be grant
ed, however, for taverns where they are believed
to be necessary for the accommodation of travellers
but with prohibition forbdding any liquor to be
sud on the premises. Should this plan be adopted
by the Board, the Hotels in the city will either be
obliged to violate the law and pay the penalty or
close business. Grocers licenses will be granted
to all persons of good moral character.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE MAYoR-The following
additional appointments to the present Police force
OF Brooklyn were made by the Mayor yesterday:
William Leach, Keeper Of the Fourth Ward
House; Ora Snedeker, Joseph PeIletren.
NEW DIVING APPARATus-A novel and sue.
cessful experiment took place yesterday at the
Naval Yard, Brooklyn. Ii was the testing Of the
powers OF Mr. VIM. Kennish's new diving appa.
ratus. II was moored off the north end Of the new
Dry Dock from large derrick into the river. The
machine appeared like and made similar 10 large
seuiolrcosr boiler Of about II feet long and about
* ieet by ten wide, surmountea at the top by an
noa 'ailng about three feet six inches high. In
center was an aperture sufficiently large to ad
m' ioh grown person, on either side Of which
were three valves, with lesthern hose pioe of
some 10 or Is inches in diameter, for sdmit,ing
fair and emitting foul air within. Shortly .r,a5
eleven O'Clock, all being in readiness. Mr. Ch..
Tear second mate ofthe packetship we.,poio, a.
tered the machine and the cover W as scravo55 -.
and made perfectly air tight above him. I, w.,
then lowered some II feet to the bed Of the rive,
where it remained for upwards Of one hour and
ten minutes from the time il was lowered, the psr.
son within audibly making know 10 those above
bis wants and wishes during the whole time. Ii
was then drawn up and the cover removed, when
the party immersed came out as fresh as little ar
fected and as dry as when he entered. He de-
scribed what he saw at the bottom Of the river,
and said he felt no. the least affected while in the
machine or at the bottom that be could with the
greatest ease have used pick, crow bar, or any
ether instrument, had it been Necessary that he
bad had iood AID drink he thought ne Good have
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NORTH RIVER ITEMS.

GENERAL SYSoD.-The General Synod Of the
Reformed Dutch Church met on Wednesday at
Poushkeepsie in the Second Dutch Church, and
was duly constituted with prayer by Rev. DR.. Van
Yeckten late President, DR.. Fisher OF New
York, the last President, being unavoidably de-
tanned. The Synod, which has a very large repre-
sentatioD, proceeded to the election of officers,
which resulted in the choice of Rev. Jeremiah
Sesrle Of COxsackie for President Rev. James
Scott of Newark, n J. Assessor or Vice President,
Rev. Philip Peltz and Rev. Harvey D. Canoe for
Clerks.
According to the appointment of Synod Rev. Mr..
Gregory OF West Troy and Rev. DR.. Scott Of New
ark addressed the Synod in the devotional exer-
cises and Rev. DR.. KDsx Of New-York and Rev.
Mr. Willets Of Philadelphia led in prayer. There
is q large amount OF interesting and important bu-
siness coming before the Synod.
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From 1T. John.

We have St. John, N B. papers Of Tuesday.
Regal Gazette Extra Of Saturday last contains Proc
lameon BY the LeUenGEt Governor dssOying the Gene
ra Assembly, Of Ibis Province ard ordering mat for
eehng new General Assembly be 70 thwh Issued, re-
'urnable on Thursday, the llth Of July next
The C0Nrier's correspondent writes from Fred
understanding the weather, lumber and freiehts;
lhe weather IN this quarter been unusually cold
- % 81 John and The neighbohood FOR the ssf r.
sne Ire season generally u backward, sthough The
,se "ncn was very high ths Spring has fal en- darng
wees 70 consicerabie iarKe supply Of logs
sno loei have been ibis season which has been
one Tor timber driving owing 10 the Ugh freshet
no he'e are some large rafs the rver on their way
COVE Psrss Interested 10 NUMBERING are Of opinou bs
MS year 10 bsuer fsr hsm than Tor the last
or .nse Sezfs a. hey expect freghs will lower
tbotnus Tut tneI lumber on advautaze1us foornR
70 conveying ITO mHket Boston Courier, June On
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CALIFORNIA.
snn Frnncisco-The Charter Elec don't oublc
with an English ship.
Special Correspondeuce Of The Tribune


Meivi Greeley & 1teElran.
san YRAScisco, Wednesday, Ma l, 1870.
Judge Geary is elected by about 200 majority.
He headed both the Loco Fooo and Indepenent
tickets for Mayor. The Common Council will DO
divided between the two regular parties.
An erroneous statement is made in the morning
papers IN reference to the seizure of the British
ship Colloney yesterday at sea, which reflects IN
justly upon the Captain Of the English steam figate
Driver. The facts are these: The Colloney was
seized last fall for a violation Of the revenue laws
Il thiai from which she was relieved within few
days, and yesterday she applied FOR her papers,
and cleared. But unknown TO the Collector the
District Judge had issued warrant against her,
snd the Sheriff was then on board. The Colloney
therefore shipped crew before daylight, put the
officer ashore, and went TO sea. Six miles down
the Ba- she came along side the Driver, aud was
further assisted by her crew-but the man-ofwar
knew or suspected nothing Of the fraud, her Com.
man1er being at the time ashore. The Collector
on learning these facts, dispatched the Revenue
Cutter Lawrence after the Englishnsz, and at o
o'clock last evening she broughtinto port ain.
In the meantime the Captain of the steam idgate,
hearing the report in the street. fastened TO the
Custom House, and expressed his surprise and re-
gret that bis vessel should have been unntention-
ally accessory to the escape OF the Coloney. And
can further ssy-to show how Il, founded are any
reflections against the English Ruthorltles-that
Col. Collier in reply, assured the Commander, Of
his high personal respect and friendship, The
steam fTigate goes to sea this afternoon, bound 10
Valparaiso. In haste, Yours, HE'D.
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The Counierft iting Business In Boston-The
Recent Arrests.

The Boston Traveller Of Wednesday says: IL is
rot supposed that counterfeit money is manufac
tured in this city. The greater part Of the money
Of this description which has for years flooded the
country, comes from Canada, where, from various
causes, its manufacturers have been left compare.
lively uDdsturbed to carry their nefarious bust
ness From time 70 time, the Police in this city
have been enabled to pick up some OF the circulaI-
ors in small way, OF the money in this city, per.
sons who purchase few bills at the rate of s2j
per hundred. These parties generally know bat
little Of the great rogues behind the scenes who
are but rarely brought TO justice. The following
are the arrests Of dealers ia counterfeit money in
this city within two months:
April ll-Samuel Caswe, arrested for uttering
counterfeit 3s on the Rockingham Bank, Ports.
mouth, N. II. At the May term Of the Municipal
Court he was acquitted. -. May l6-Milo A.
Tsylo arrested for uttering four counterfeit 3s on
the Mechanics Bank Worcester At Northamp
ton, bound over in 50 260-bailed out -. June
He was arrested at South Hadley, on a warrant
from the city Of Boston, q charge of having in
his possession ten counterfeit Is bills on the Iroa
Bank and Falls Village Bank, Conn with intent to
utter the same. June l-Eben. I. Guliyer, ar
rested on charge OF utterkg, aud having 10 his
possession with intent to utter five counterfeit 2s
on the Rockingham Bank Bound over in O., 900.
.....-June 4-Catherine Barnard alias Sullivan,
arrested at Prince.st. on charge Of having IS
counterfeit 2's on the Rockingham Bank, with in
tent 10 utter the same. DOund over IN S<O,OOV--
This woman, Barnard, is Supposed TO have dealt in
counterfeit money in the city for the last ten years
At various times within that period have the Pc
lice from information received, visited and searched
her premises, IS Prince St bat she has always
been too cunning for them. At one time the Police
suddenly appeared at her house and knocked at
the door She was found in her room in bed, and
appeared to be perfectly selfpossessed. She re.
quested the officers 30 retire from the room AMI she
would get up and receive them 1t appeared at.
terward that she made use Of their absence TO
throw out Of the window large roll Of counterfeit
bills She was at last detected by offering to sell
number OF the bills 10 party that gave informa.
ton to the Police, who came upon her suddenly aud
found the money on her person. She is nearly bed
ridden, and issupposed to have snumber ofwomen
employed in passing the counterfeit bills The
money taken from her, however, was so bad, that
IL appeared TO be impossible that any one could be
deceived with regard TO it but Information has
been received at the Aarshaps Office that quite a
number Of oounterfeits upon the Rockingham Bank
have been passed within few days in diiferen!
parts Of the city 1t is not perhaps an exaggera-
on to say that traders in our city cheated out
Of at least $4,000 annually by means ofcoustereit
money.
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FRAEcIsco AsFRILLA, Secretary.
GEORGE FIsHEE, Translator.

Row OF A STEANBOAT-E0uT Men STABBED -
On Mondsy night, between and o'clock. inior-
nation was received at the Eastern watch sta.
ton that the steamboat Jubiata was lying of the
County wharf waiting for officers TO come on board
and arrest certain parties who had been commit
ting al outrage Of some kind. Capt Ruy, 1t
Sonders, Waterman League, and officers Gorton
and Miles, proceeded 10 the boat, and at the in.
stance ofttOse on board arrested FIVE young men,
who were charged with having committed an as.
SAUL upon the passeDgers-st abbng four persons
one ofwhom was then supposed 10 be dying It
appears that German Musical Society, composed
OF the youths and others connected with the Trni.
tyst Church, bad chartered the steamboat men.
toned for the purpose Of an excursion to Anna polls.
AT passed OIL very quietly until after the boat had
left Annapolis &c return 10 the city, when some
bali dozen young men and boys-some Of whom il
is said got on board at napois-complsined that
they had been carried of and demanded that they
should be taken back. This the Captain refused
10 CO, which SO exasperated them that they AZ
once commenced abusing the passengers, uslag,
IS We are Informed, the yilsst language ~
ward some OF the females on board. The
Germans, Of course retaliated, and high words AID
blows ensued. During the melee man named
John Fredericks, about IS years OF age, was twice
stabbed in the side and four other persons re-
ceived slight wounds. The name Of one was Gus
tay Hermacb, q young man Of about - or 20 years
Of sge who received stab in bis lefE arm. Which,
il 10 thought viii deprive him OF its use. The
names Of the others who were wounded We could
rot learn. The parties charged ~ith the outrage
were all taken TO the Eastern watch-hoase as soon
as the boat touched the wharf, where an examna-
tion was held by Justice Warrington. A large
number Of witnesses were examined, and finally
the Justice discharged al who were arrested, ex-
cent a young lad named Samuel Brisco and
young man named Joseph Things, who were com.
nitted 10 await another hearing on the charge Of
,tabbing Nr Fredericks. Brisco and Tldings both
belong to this city. Fredericks, on the arrival Of
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CIRCUIT -Ihursddy-The case Of
Datis Hubbard was brought to eose yesterday. The
Jury rendered verdict for The plaintiffs Of four hundred
and seventy-fve dollars, hiTtythree cents.
I'm ~ Rose agt Geo r. dp9ar q Fsadc r. Cook
This cause called but defendants fAi ed 10 appear
the plaintiff ordered 10 take judgment in the SIN
Of $40.
Reuben UfDeys sgt Bernard MeEl-oy Action TO re-
cover pO esion Of certain lots modgaged 10 the plaintiff
Ordered judi ment for plaintiff.
Donin,ek Shuble and Mogddlen ShubIe his rVs Case
dismissed with costs.
Wrs Jenkins, ads Reuben Smith Action 10 recover GER
tain goods levied by defendant while Sheriff Of Kings
County Verdict for defendant
Cboyles Church 4 Henry BaH agt I'm. ~ NepzdA &
Olity c. o. DOnHH-Acion to recover the vslue OF 1000
bushels Of wheat which the plaintiffs eomplsin was taken
by the defendants without proper authority and have not
psid therefor. The wheat was deposited in the public
Of the Atlantic Dock and by order Of the defendants
delivered by the keeper Of the tbs bTig
AfVO The defendeBfs claim the principal ground Of
their defense that they merely acted bankers Of r
Gilbert Of Nova Scotia, and paid the money for the wheat
as directed by him. The case not concluded.
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the boat, was carried 10 his residence at Canton
where Drs. Lawrence and Landix examined his
wounds, and at once expressed the opinion that
the man was mortaly wounded. Bait Clipper
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

Y- The population of Van Worst Hudson Coun.
ty according to the Jersey city Telegraph is 4,725,
to wit; Males, 2,26i; females, 2,46l. Population
last year, August, 4,iG6. Increase $50. Jersey
City last year contained, according to the canvass
Of the assessor made in July, 63si; and the united
population Of the two places now numbers near
1900.
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OuTRAGE.-A man named Russell, employed by
the Patterson Railroad Company, was on Sunday
afternoon badly beaten by gang Of raihans on the
Hoboken road. Russell was riding out, and had
ahgbteS at Brannins Grocery, under the hil hitch
ing bis horse outside. On coming out he sPied a
drunken customer astride OF his horse, dis
lance up the hill Russell pursued, and being the
better man overlook and endorsed the fellow, bat
a gang Of four men and woman now sPrabg out
from the road. side, and severely handled Russell,
who, however, being powerful fellow, defended
himself with spirit. He was cut aud bruised con
sid ahlv
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

yHH sEw.roRx DAILY Tribune IS PUBLISHED
EVERY soRsISo, (sUsDAYs ExcEPrED,l
AZ The Tribune Baiidinss, corner Of sprucs
and Nassau streets, opposite the City Hall,
nd delivered 70 City Subscribers for IDS cents per week
when they prefer they pay 10 advance al The Desk
a, months or year al tbs rate Single copies
$40 Cents Mail Subscribers Five Dollars per snnum In
.aznnee Subscriptions taken for ak months FOR three
orhs 81 50 Three Dol1rs 10 advance required 10 ell ex
shsrges with Country Newspapers Daily papers receved
:, m, ofce whose higher than those OF Pee
sdbuno are not allowed say difference.
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Thing. mt Van Dieman,. Land.

Hobart Town journals TO the 25th Of January
supply a few items Of intelIigence from that
Distant colony. The Commissa lat had received
snce ~ w. O'Briens previous position aud treat
merit entitled him o. O'Donoghue had started q
paper which was progressing satisfactorily, asd
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NEWS FROM THE OLD WORLD
ri THE AMERICA

The cunard steamer America arrived at this port
early yesterday morning. The following detail. Of
the news she brings are made up from the British,
French and German papers receivedb by The Trsb.
yne. The dates are from London TO May "a, and
from Paris 10 M6y IS
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NEWARK ITEMS.

tT@ A concert for the benefit Of the Third Re-
formed Dutch Congregation comes OIL to night at
Library Hall.
WITcBcRAFT IN CANDES.-A woman named
Sarah A Pearson was examined before officer
Burr of Camden on Monday, having been charged
with bewitchiug child OF Mrs. Eliza Toy. The
proceeding resulted in both parties being boand
over to keep the peace.
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INDIAN DIFFICULTIES AT MICA BAY SETTLED -
The Montreal Pilot announces that the difficulties
between the Indians and the Quebec Mining Com
pany on Lake Superior, have been at least tenn
porarily adjusted, and that the mining operations
at Mica Bay have been recommended.
The Toronto P0tri0t says that Hon. w. Robin.
son met the Indians and entered into Az agree
mens With them tina. the Mining Company should
be permitted TO re6ccupy the mines and re com
mence their labors gii0rGneeiHg on tie part Of he
Government payment tov the P4rcAaseof these aRds,
on which condition aone the Indians consented TO
Withdraw al further opposition. As the season Of
the year was nconyenient ~ the Indians as well
ss to Mr. Robinson. the grszd meeting Of the Chiefs
is to be held in September, az which the detais Of
this treaty vii be finally settled. Meanwhile the
great point, that the Indians are the real owners
Of the land, has been settled and the re0ccupancy
Of the mining districts is snly permitted on condi-
ton that they shall be paid.