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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-15
Our Rio Jaosiro Carve slscnaenec.

RIO DE JASIrRo, Juno -, 1851.
Interesting RHHsin9 dcrouds oj bt1fss Gai
Thing in Br1sE-7He Emperor ia ProcciSi9n -
Ameieaa Clippers ans Ocog Stegmos-- idcficr
Nominaffoft far The Pyssiisn,y, Sc.
Though the ancient metropolitan oty Of It.
SSbsstao is said 70 be, by grumbiiuG merchants.
in Glow. dingling way" for money making add
,erTible tihulaticns are encountered IN the seeking
tor objects cf profitable trade; (among which, the
once thriving trade in ebony hom Africa, rid,'icii,
nigsers, j. b. the most dcporabiy bad way, at tails
timed nrd rs the said city Ok St Sebastao pos-
sottos bu; iow othor ubee Of sufficient interest 10
exIatiate upon, ualess to let myself out upon
its TOO frequent ff.1s, its eternal saints day..
which at this season univergaly cugIos3 and wholly
monopolise every thought and feeling Of the bura
gcate Bra; Wga, Which. by the way, | religicu'y
resolve net TO do. )--although, ! say, all these
things are, yet they shall not prevent inc, stupid
AMI obiurGte facts ss they from jott;ug down
few liens TO well the columns ofJour rover ending
foreign coTtspoudense.
~ fHriias res, then. and with psrmiSsion CT the
inmsculste st. John, whose day this l., az gender
mott, procession clatenng th rough tho streets
betokens, let us dssh on!
And, accoruii z 70 the rules Of polite English
cons ersatioa, let US begin with tbe weather. For
about four months 81 the year, the climate of Rio
de Janeiso is unequalled; and for beslthiness
sweetness, beauty, may challenge comparison With
,bat Of tsc most favored srots e the earth, 40
even excepting M cwn pet climo Of lonia, TIC
luxurious Lar of Asia Minor. Netting can exec
the transparent purity Of the stEcsptore the glow
ing tin's Of the sof. ely, the warm, Claudc.like
coloring Of thS scenery the dewy freshuess Of the
sCabrucgs3 tha. work their way into tic barber
diuTDaliy, ard having performed their heslthiH
u'nstrstion, yieil quietly their grateful swGy to
toe lard winds, that draw blanily down from the
| lofty al FraJ, aad-when unsooonrsnied BY tho
fogs hat during tac day had been driven frou the
ocean 70 he caught By the lefty rncentein caps
sweep softly ove- the glittering waters Of the
bog, crsping the smooth surface Of It's broad ara
svery rnirror and in tho still night tho stan look
neal err and cancellations Of erceedins beauty, N
seep by you IN Jour northern hemisphere. spsngle
| the azure dome above us and tho southern crcss
draws towards II pious eyes and thoughts, aud all
| around stens In holy harmony with that moet hov
| symbol Bat ELL this deserves better description
'bau nay can paintso clOrls IL is at this sea-
| the Gne weather begins. and continues &c u
| Now mbcr. The people bave returned ,o thcr city
d. mrils end tbe health Of the city Is toecabiy vel
| c8GfmCd IL Ia true ge hear, oooasione ly. Of n
| rese OF feyer among the unscol'rnacd dcni7eus
| the crowded mercantile anchorage, srd noW Gu
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She Emigrant Fvrwartlers, &c.

NJ
TO the EDITOR or rnE HERALD.
In Leasing over copy Of your paper Of this date
hotccd report Of speech made by myself on Monday
evening last at cur meeting La this report made
steal and plumber much like but are to di.
vide with hin This portion Of my speech Is entirely
Incorrect aud hope you viii have the kindness 10 cor
rect that portion 81 It, for would not wish say DO
anything that would In any manner, reflect upon his
Honor inc Mayor; for in every inst wnerc have
Defn called before or In contact with him. this sc. son
or since my residence in the city, he las decided g
ANY fairly and above beard; aud would do very
10 make use OF such EXPIRE sson the above
ftrred To. My speech should have read the Mayor
g'es US license For what doos he give such license
The Conissic ners Of Emigration hide their own Pc
cations or malpractice for the sake getting more
power into their hands would make tho world believe
tbat We were cen ed TO rob steal aGd pundcr with i'm
puniy and SAID that II that case there
we're those attached 20 that Office who would he quite
Wiling 10 divide the erOls said that after lad
bought our licenses and paid for them and had the ap-
probation OF tho Mayor to pursue honest ard legal
calling the COMMITS sioners of Emigration tho
In Their employ board ships to degrade before the
public thereby aunung the license and authority the
Mayor Til, Il as my speech should have b. reported
Please have the kindness to publish this and obge
yours Ne; e.. ". DAILY
"1his is as my speech should have been reported"
Had he said, "this is "a my speech should hare
been spoken" he would have been about right
The reporter could have had no motive in reporting
him otherwise than he spoc but if on rejection,
on seeing himself in print, ur. Daley thinks he
ought to have spoken differently, we have no Oh.
lection IL is very common for speakers to say, in
the heat Of excitement at public meetings, what
next day they can scarcely believe they said, when
they read 1t In the newspapers. There is nothins.
like keeping cool this hot weather.
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Theatrical aud Musical,

BowrW Tnf,1Ir-Tbe bih f,r tuls evening is o.
u,ua 'Srecdiusy attractive Tue periornaDces com
with tie revival Of the celebrated piece called the Sly
Tug Duiclman" Thu attractive programme should call
t,gcther large assumbiags.
Ntpto's GAurrs --Niblo seems determined hi prg
gramr shall DC a. attractive The pcrfirmtups
viii CONN, nee win evolution the tight ropc toll
lowed L. the classical display or tue THREE diadiators
The IcHt stuo viii b. tbc Grand Di,cri, snt aai
all will oe.e With Robert MaCairc."
NAIIoyu Tut.reE the great traeedisn Mr. Booth,
takes bis benefit thi evening when hr vii appear In tho
character cf Richard ILL., WITH Il. scott a Richmond
Tire smustmtnts will terminate With the beautiful aud
attractive play cnttled the ADOPTED Chld' with VIZ.
J. u. scott as Michael. We hope Booth m,y have q
bumper
cHRsry's MiNsrrris "A ine Prasramwe Va oilcrsd Coz
this oytDing-all binds q singing tnd danong
fcIIovs' mINs7HrLs Tho entertainments given a.
this establishment have fully the conbence Of the
public.
huit,tr GRuES, BEoozLrN.--The entertainments,
which are given bore cv'ry evening such should
h. ratrcnisrd by the citizens a Brooklyn tue enter
ttinHoni ;or this veninS.
haENUN's Mrssust--wc were delighted here With the
ptrormabct q the comedy of tho Married Rake 4" II
wa particularly we'll one yesterday Marriage" saw
an old Engnsh writer Il like h9bhiug fer ecis Ia bar
rel fa Of tnakcsn ana this oapi' Performance an9s
brought as to the Rauc conviction. Mi Clarke is an
t9! u ely AMI spirit,d actor always agreesbs. and
always correct The psntc mi arc G. Deschs N ,oux
g lhe Nartneti. tsliy Is nee; laughablC thing and
Soesdlrsly anishsd
fWuiIss Nfvrry1 Ntira-F-Tfis distinguished CON.
poser has Issued several pieces Of N sc for the
tSte. Among them are the " Village Mdi.n's siaE ("
tie Woodland s.etshe'r which L. probably ths m st
beautfrl mus VI composition published IN America
No Got ths seres" Music Murmuriug. IN the frees %
has te' ttversl times played ia public aud though
net ytt published H. IN constant d.asud The Village
Ms!drn j. gem q ceua '1trt and thee both rank ~
The biRhest STANDARD q pisnofore music. Also tho
Alpine Melody" sra usrd for Two or fur hsnds the
"Nupntsn Daily with variety Of other positions
WI are I'll published ~ the Of Broadway an
PsTk Place.
Me Rorghssc e giving concerts at saratcsa
Nine Anna RfLcp T. Ciyiuy ooncertq NJ Ist--ft
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I'M op,r. ~ Cns,,. t.ardru.

7ba four or Eve buy bee. Of the opera c,npsn, are
always tar mos, attractive Of the musical nve raerv
are 3osio. Betis Baaal and Beucventaao ard We m
20 hear again the s,cet hum Of the nov a.
bee Bsrtucca hp-ic hss partially recovered from tire
severity Of Der iinsas. and sany "Wednesday viii
great sprs and animation spite Ct all dicut,c~ s,A
vii sius TO- night 10 Don PasqusIe" for the last tns
Whea sac viii retire fcr few dass into the c,uuify 6s
rerose Dvn ps~gveie' hss gained very ate rtpr-~
tentative in Bosio aud regr., 60 lcsa ner Rats.k
and FaSini are aso al that be des,red 20
opera s-ccesiu for TIE simple Helodic whch form tbs
r'rainrr OF the for tc other characters o>sn
fall &c p-saEe ~ sn7 time Bcttiri Bs1rvestan, spl
Bsdisi are slvays acoepisbe The fcrner ia RJe~rts
Dsveryus' has made imp-rs-sn svhich uid uct ~
ttacti for May year Wherever there " true lows
Ct melt sad Of music this teror furr 20 Dc appe
cated and TIE puisic may depend aron having RE cs
ercrticrs ct oil tnes--a merit worth r'siemo-t'h
p~1eventarc to, Is siwsYu prompt lie ns. nev0
fs!xc % d. bs utmost phrase the pubic, and W 80
biz manage b. pronptitude IN his rui,es he ncnm
voice r. alpsyp nrcpp'ahp aud In an es,nes rssrd s
the cOnpcssrf aTJ biz success De tSay- rkrts ns
best fscutlfr We sbaii tot forEet thss bosio ftnw
szp.o, &c. nisb. ia leo fSqusle.'
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H-ate and Interesting from the Cape OF
Good Hope.

BosroS, August H. 1851.
The bark Ocean Wave arrived thi, morning with ad-
vices from the Cape of Good Hope 81 being three
weeks later.
The news altogether Of serious interesting
character The accounts do not show tho the British
are any nearer settlement Of their troubles than when
che began.
BY papers captured from the enemy, 1t appears tina
the CsIres and Hottonots intended, If successful to
establish government OF their own--s republic or
monarchy, the might bewith Graham Town for
capital
The powerful cbef4leeli had gone over to the rebels
and had ordered all the missionaries out Of his terrific
cies.
Large and empowering forces were gathering in the
mountains and the Doors panic struck and refused
10 act
fea-s were entertained that the enemy would commit
On niiscrimnatc upon the farmers and their
Families
Discoveries had been made traitors among the Hot
tentots, apparently favorable the English
Several expeditions had been sent into the eRomy's
country, but with little effect, thus far but few bells
had been killed or captured At the same time the
enemy continued to steal large numbers Of cat.
tie Thousands Of which had been taken within fortnight
and also to burn and destroy. Ia one attack three
thousand head Of 81 seven hundred cattle had
been captured by l...s but they afterwards
attacked byap- Of nine men, who shot fifteen Of the
enemy retook To -lte. and captured fourteen guns
AT Theopos Zone Of the oldest missionary stations)
che uottentots had burnt all the missionary buildings
ana had also murdered, in cold blood number Of Fin
sees Al the rebels rotrCated join their camp in tho
mountains, parties Of Europeans assembled but were
nnsbo 70 cut off their retreat number OF lives were
lost CT natives friendly to the English
The IT0niir Times states that Sir Harry Smith was
enioavorng to negotiate treaty with the rebel chiefs
on condition that they surrendered their arms aud the
rattle they had captuiedi but gun delivered
ZIP by the rebels
The cocnlsts would consent TO peace declarations
that did not give them security fer the future
Large numbers Of c'lonhts were en.israting beyon
ihe frontier Of the English missions.
Tho genera. opinion is that the Ca1re powor az yet
upbrokon and the Cape papers state that England will
Lave tc arm all the inhabitants Of South Africa
Business Of every kind in deplorablc state owing
% She continuation OF the war.
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ARRIVALS FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
Our Basnos Ayres, MOnttNdiO, and Rio d.
Janeiro Correspondence,
&C., &C., &c.

The barks Cyane, Captain Loveland, and Mary.
land. Captain KTen arrived at this port yesterday,
from Rio de Janeiro. The c. sailed on the 10th
and the M. on the 18th ult.
The intelligence from Brazil is twelve days later
than our previous advices; that from Buenos Ayres
to the 9th Of June-ten days later; and that from
Monteyideo to the 3lst-about three weeks later.
Our correspondence will be found interesting.
The government of Montevideo had bought the
American steamer J. w. Pease, and gave her the
name Of Rio Uruguay. Senior Herrero. Minister Of
Foreign Affairs of the republic of Uruguay,
left in her, in order to have conference with the
Generals Urquiza and Garzon.
All the men Of eighteen to forty years of age had
been called under arms in Corrientes.
The President Of the republic Of Paraguay was
in perfect communication with Generals Urquza
and Firasoro. A regular courier was established
between Entire Rio and Assumpcao.
The Argentine squadron, under the command
Commodore Goe, formerly of New Jersey, was
cruizing before Buenes Ayres
The Senate and the House of Deputies of Brazi,
continued to be in session. discussing affairs of loca
interest. Oremember Of the Senate, Mr. Clemente
Pereirs, had offered proposition by which sum
ofS1oO0o0 will be paid donation to the Princess
ID. Maria Amelia.
The Brazilian Admiral Grenfell had proceeded up
the river in the steamer Recife. An officer of the
Buenos Ayres General, Oribe, was stationed on tho
river to forbid the passage Of tAe Brazil flag. Ne
attention was paid to the message, and 20 opposL
ton was made BY tho forces Of Oribe
1t is said that the troops Of Oribe are beginning
to desert. The garrison Of Salto, on the 18th Of
June, and company Of soldiers on the Goth,
passed over to General Garzon.
General Urqui2a has closed tho ports of Entire
Rios against tho vessels Of Buenos Ayres
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arrival OF The BOSTON tiaiiroad Com mittee-
The HALIFAX snd Canada Tru"E Rail-

IUNoNTU, AuHUst ". I.1I
The Railroad Committee from istoa, arrived her
to-dsy. q. noon and publicly received ~ the Tayo
and Cooperation Of this city, tho Hon. Nc uincks In
injector General and the Hon. J. MoDSaali. Solicitor
Genera tf Canada Wet Soon after their ARRIVAL. Lord
Esgin SEM his compliment and appoared meeting for
to-csy,
The Legislative Assembly, this morning adopted Tho
government resolutions for sing sixteen mio
Ct dollars towards building the Graud trunk R,lr'ad
through Canada and New Brunsvck TO HaiHix, Nova
Scotia The decided action ~ this province, and thc
known favor with which this long talked Of sra,
nstcrs. enterprise "a rcgtrtod the lower province,
Iesyo. little for doubt but that IL viii nov be prose
.cutsd @ . successful Issue
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KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, August II 1851.
hdditolh. returns received Increase Dxons majority
FOR Governor to nearly 4ooO Nearly every county has
been head from
CINofSNAri. Aug II, 1851
In Kentucky, 70 counties give Dixon (whig) 81
nsjority. In II counties which are still TO be heard
rum, Powell, In ISIS had OF, majority.
TE:NESSLE.
LoUisyiLLT. August H. 1851
The Nashville mali Il just in In 30 counties, General
Cenpbels net gain for Governor Is 1890. The Mash
tIle B4zna .ays:-"we have elected q whg Governor.
wing majority joint ballot Ia Legislature. wing Sc
mate and IN til probability whig House thus gain
ono Senator and three Representatives. Hopkins l.
TuIey, late United States Senator has been defeated
81 lie Hcufc Of Representatives."
NoETI CARoLINA.
RAtuCH. Aug Il, 1881
The Congressional Delegation far as heard feom
atgud i've whiss and three democrats.
INDIANA.
CtSciSSari, Aug H. 1851.
Samuel Rreuton, (whig) II elected in ten districts
The delegation will have eight democrats aud two wings
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BosToN, August H. 1851.
Mr.. John Stevens, broker on Exchange street, and
for many years Secretary Of the Commonwealth Insur
ance Company, committed suicide at his Office, this
morning by severing the main artery in his right leg
When discovered he sitting in chair dead his leg
resting upon coal bod, which received his blood He
most respectfully connected and was married last
Saturday, in Groton, Mass He leaves considerable
property.
At dravesend near Lynn the house Of Joseph Weary
Jr, was struck, and considerably damaged James
Lewis was knocked down and with ealty restored
house in Lynn occupied by families was also
struck making complete wreck OF everything inside
No lives lost but three persons Frustrated in
Shepard street The Lightning also struck several other
places In Lynn
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The fSarksfs.

LESt rs gbFFNWAF Any CO IS C'k-TrAv.
Re- Jsrsise, Jrly 1851.
TnTtrt last month vc-a heavy and coed deal o. tu-
s'ness done hca ia e-tivss ard c-y goods pricca
e TIE ia.tf were hgh At the inning c the month but
lstt ~ gave wsy ths deers bconns supplied through
tuTcftua ssl by auction. 81 which u Il computed
ieesthan E2o toc have changed tands Prices may st
rvccr ccnEquence offorced ese9 which eI continue
Fpvcity iour vlsls arrived IL tie pact month. uitL
cHigo.-l fr VI Antwerp; bGitimorr bordeaux pca-
ton bucc, Bueroa hyres, vsdi l Cnuao de Lima
CaIio dis uariD; Ustte Copenhagen; / Geuss
f0ibrrfsr o''seoei ! GOtberbrre; q Hasnburat
HAVE lcghcfn. iuboui Ivurpcci; 2 lyauda: @
Its dop, Newcastle, Ncv orb, I norwcY. ! ph,ls
detbis, shschEend esntos; l shisi Isl [ svaneca, l
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Another Steamboat Erv,,s,,,,

CfNctNvAri, Aug IL tel
r TIE steamer Dscots isft Peoria, III. saturday tbe
Gcih iDst bound FOR Minnesota for the
al settlers vho board passengers, whcu al e.
Iloson took place by which numtcr q retsons w.,
killed ,ad badly wounded The following tbc nnues
ofths ki!led:-Mr. Haywood and two childreui wtusu
Eaher. wife ard chid Mites II Foster vansyosle aud
three chEdrcn Ct b. woodworthi II Ba-nc. and Mr
Mcast
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From the south.

TIE STEAMER sARANAC-DEATH or MEMBER OF
THE NEW ORLEANS BAR-rHE ARMY WORM.
Baltimore, August "a, 1851.
The New Orleans mail has arrived
The New Orleans Bee says the q. steamer saranac,
from Philadelphia goes to Vera Cruz with Gov Letcher
Who'll instructed to enforce the rights of the Tehuane
pee company.
General Dufield, member of the New Orleans bar is
dead
The army worm has appeared in South Carolina. and
is injuring the cotton crop
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Our mon,ev,deo Correspondence.

MoNrEvIpEo, June 81, 1851.
Ureck Of The Cndei States Steamer Jefferson, &C.
lpresume you have not heard Of the loss of tho
United States steamer Jefferson. She was lost near
the Straits Of Magellan. The crew were busy taking
out her engine, aud she would be abandoned.
The United States brig cambridge sailed for
Buenos Ayrcs, On the 18th.
The steamer w. ]. Peasc has been sold and is
running up the river Urayuay. Yours,
l.. CoNKLlN, Commander w. ]. Pease.
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Trial Of the Michigan Railroad Conspirs-
tors-rh. ID fence closed.

DErRotf. hich Aug ia. ISL.
We learn from the .4drui! Of this morning. that
Harvey, the witness who that Phelps employed
lin to burn the railroad depot at this rsce, has made
fan eonfessl5n upon the stand Il bis pury H. say
that lie employed ~ agcnt Of The defsndent 70
fvssr a. h. did and that 10 truth h. mover Mr.
PheiTs in Indiana elsewhere until he pointed out
g. lin at the court house The i,sta.bny for ;he It,
f,nce hes closed
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NEWS BY TELEGR APH.
~>oO>>~~~>~~~>~~~~~~~~>-
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
Tie Probable Resignation of Mr.. Webster.
NEWS FROM TIE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
INTELLIGENCE FROM ALL SECTIONS.
&C., &c, sc.


numorrd Resignation OF Secretary Webster.
WAsHINcroS Aug IA, 1851.
II is stated upon authority which leaves no room for
doubt that Mr. Webster will not return to this city a.
Secretary Of State lie will remain away till about the
assembling Of Congress when be will tender his resigna
lion The position which his friends have placed him
In renders it, in his opinion indicate that he should
remain in the cabinet
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Sale or the late p. n. Rust's Farm.

SYRACUSE, August H. 1851.
The farm OF the late p n Rust sold to-day at auction
for sF6oo G. A. Wheaton is the purchaser 1t CON
tsins foryone acres and sold at the rate Of S42s per
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New ORLEANS, Aug. 10, 1851.
a. G. Bulhtt Esq, Of the New orlean, Pioayuns, has
declined running as the wing candidate for Congress in
the second district There is talk Of re- nominating
Col. Hunt
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Arrival OF the Winfield Scott.

NEw ORLEANS, Aug 0, 1851.
The steamship Winfield Scott, from New York, has
arrived after passage Of little under seven days and
half
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Pcnnsyivania Democratic Convention.

hUNIiNcpoN IA, august H. 1901.
The democrats of this county met in convention yes
teriay and elected delegates to the general Convention
to DO held on the 4th of March They were instructed
by vote Of 40 to o. to support General Cas for the Pro-
sidency.
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stssmer ocean WAY, or E,rc.

Lcots,tLLr. Aug. I3, 1851,
II, Steamer ocesn Wavo, while lying at the lover
tsvee yesterday took FIRE aud before It eould be subucd
her uppet vorks were entirely destroyed There e en-
frsuraace o. the boat Tor four Thousand dollars
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Fire ut south Dartmouth.

NEW BEDFORD, August II, 1851.
To south Dartmouth, this morning the dwelling house
Of william Wing destroyed by fire. and the inmates
tay escaped in their night dresses barn and cay
Pcnter's shop were also destroyed
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Politics In E.ouisinnn--rhc steamer Winfield
scott Mt Scw Orleans.

NEw 0ELEaSs August .. 1851.
Alexander c. Built. has Withdrawn from the Con.
rEessioEa canvass in the Second district Of Louisiana
aad Thomas Hunt IL again comiLe forward
The steamship Winfield Scott arrived last night fsos
Rev YORK
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Ennrfi Of Snnc rNisnra

Ava. 1.-The SUPERIOR OF the seventh vsgl A.der.
man Morgan MurSans in the chair
Ibe minutes Ct the iast meeting were rad ard sp
PETITIONS PEvFRarr.
W TIRE Asseseors q the Sixth ward for payment for
SrNicFF frrdeftd IN the mater &c Croton water dep
que ME- OF bron n for remission OF assessuents "
WE htvkins, fer rmissiou Ct personal tax OF Noah
Prot for the sare. or George Rush, fes zssice Of
Persona tax
.rcprv~
Report Of the Committee on Annual TsrsA in favcr ef
reducing the personal Of Edward Yrandoe. report
~ The committee adverse 60 the petition q EichAzd
NNhhmson fer remission g. tax
Adjourned 10 Mou1ay next at four c',Ccd.
Ausen yauorrnan aud joseph Pepper at v nj We'd.
Itr re- Il, ~ hart A
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State Of the Ohio River.

PuIsBrrG, August r. 1881.
TIE river measures four feet in the channel il a.
n stand
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IN, N,,, Corsuto,,en az Indiana.

IvDissofctts. AuIust g. 1851
Ts rev consultation " til. ..nte has been sdoy,cd
b. &C 90 usjogi.y
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Auser Waterman and Joseph Topper we're RI v nj we'd.
isms Nil. n on the 9Th met By Charles u. rce ard
q Ion Lsmtd hversl vS-cszan vas Killed