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important The following are some Of the dimeu-
sion' and statistics Of this ship Length 80 feet
beam, 40 hold, n tunnsge 1000 to 200 diameter
OF wheels 80 feet face OF Wheel Ilh feet power OF
engines GOO horse; consumption OF coal psr day, CA
hours) 5 tuns number Of men 10 engine department
TO- number Of sailing crew. %; passenger sccomuo
dsiien for 200. with for enlargement double the
capacity; room for 800 tuns freight; cost, ln the
neighborhood Of 100000.
The builders expect to have the shIp aiost by the
mid die Of September. The heavy portions of the
eines vii be in-the shafts wheel frAmes &c, being
already in plsce. The engines are built By Hogs &
Deanater, and put up under the immediate supervision
If Capt. Ercsop who directs everything himself
Capt LowBER, well known and highly esteemed Off
Ger 10 to have command. JOHN B. KIrcHISo and 9th
ers are the Interested capitalists.
The scientific and commercial world VIII watch With
deep anxiety the result Of this grand experiment with
the Caloric Engine. Should II fall . contingency BY
the way, which lie friends deem most improbable,
TIE world will lose nothing, and the experimenters
comparatively little, since the strong and beautiful
sbip nsy be put to other uses 10 ordinary steam
pavieaion Should II succeed, the days Of steam
numbered, and explosions and burnings VIII be no
more the impsrtsn. reduction In the cost OF power
v III introduce the new engine everywhere, and we
shall coon record the arrival Of the U. s. Mail Air
Ship from Liverpool the fine Air Boat from Albany, &C.
90 Familiarity note rsteamships and steam,
boau.
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AFrRAy Mt LYNN.-At late hour on
sssturdey oisbi, Constable Artemss Case va' called
out OF bis house at lynn under pre,ence that be was
wanted 70 quell disturbance but immediately as he
lett the house he was surrounded by NUMBER OF lrsh
who made sn asssut upon MIN AMI beat bin 80 bsd.y
that bis life was at first despsrod Of We lean this
morning that be Ia better, AMI will probably recovsr-
Three OF the rioters have been arrested and are 70 Dc
examined today. Boston Trsveher, -.
r. George Mute, a son ofJoseph Mute,
Of Mulford Mich, died Aug. II, from poison comnuni
ssted ec bis sysk BY bite from cat supposea 70 Do
mad, Msy 80, 1859.
II DIR. Joseph b. Fenno, wife and
child were dro vped by the upsettipg of small bost In
the Hsrber of Hu Msssschuses, on Saturday evening
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FURTHER ALDERMANIc INTERFERENCE

nEh A-' LshI LhLA't Il
-OurRAGEous CoNDucr AT a POLICE srArIoN.-On
Sunday night two men, named Owen Bradley and Jas.
FrisIy, Is charged, went to the house Of Mrs Mary
Dunlsvy In Seventhsv, Thirtythird ct broke In
her from. door and otherwise conducted themselves In
q very disorderly manner. On the following day Gem.
plants were made before Justice Stuart against them
and a warrant was Issued for their arrest. In the
course Of the night the warrant was served aud
the two men were arrested and locked up In the Nine
teen,h Ward Ststion.Houss. About 3 O'Clock In the
morning Aid. Dousherty, of the Nineteenth Ward &C.
companied BY George d Davis and named Pat
rick Fhary, went,o the Station House. where the Alder
man demanded Of Csp'. flanagan that the prisoner,
James Friany, should be dhchsrged Capt. flanagan
demonstrated with the Alderman aud refused 10 dts
charge the prisoner unless be would procure the attend
anoe Of AID Peek, Of the Twentieth Ward. That gen.
temaa was then for but he refused 10 to the
Station House Aid. Doughery then asked CAPT H. for
the warrant upon which the prisoner Fhary) had bean
arrested and II was handed 10 him The Alderman
then directed Capt H. TO brsg tbs prisoner before him
The prisoner then brought on. Of his CELL and the
Captain finally consented that the Alderman should ds.
charge him. on condition that he Oh )uld appear at the
Police Court at O'Clock In the morning Davis then
seized the warrant whl:h was lying upon the desk,
threw into Patrick Farys hat AMI told bm to take
away Cspt IL upon seeing this, refused to lie; the
prisoner 60 and asked Davis for tie warrant Who told
him that he had not and caled the Captain liar, and
threatened 20 strife him Patrick fhAry thsn went
out with ocer Caters and got the warrant and dc.
Hvsred ID st the deak Toe Capsaa ihsn locked up DA.
Wis and FriUy In the morning they taken before
ystics Stuart who held them both 10 bail TO answer for
mlsdemesnor, the former in ois sam Of 81 600 and
the later Ia Sea
b .s,ey sd ysnss Fdary vsrs Sso ss<sa bsfors tas
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TUESDAY, Aug. e4-P. ~

The downward tendency of the Stock
market continued today, but the decline was slmost
entirely confined to the Fances. Nicaragua wac sta
the heaviest stock, and closed at 90. dull ransfsr Of
leCO shares 1t stated wss made to-day by Of tho
sror get parties connected with the Company Az far
a. the legitimate business u the Company concerned
told the affairs Of the Company are prosperous.
Erie was heavy during the day, but after the Second
Board 1t recovered, end 81 bid. leading operator
offered &C. buy or month"; for 1000 shares Norwich.
Long Island Canton, Harlem, &c, were hsavy. ofrhs
latter, 15O0 shares sold at the Second Board,
Gle sing a, 7l7s s.onDs.on was firm at 80 bid Read.
Ing vas exception to The tendency of the market.
and closed at a. the full price of yesterday Ths Ia
vesmeLt Sto~ ks are In fair request, and we'll
TALKED. There Ia no amount pressing on the market
Coal Stocks are also steady, but not active Govosu
ment and States Stocks are well held, and In fAr
demand At the close, the appearance OF ths market
indicated general advance tomorrow.
The market for Sterling has declined
i per cent from the highest point, aud hss class bills
are selling l0a, al0s, tho bsk Of tho business being
done al 1Ols The demand has been moderate or this
s.esmer with q little better supply The market was
dull at the close Francs are S 1872, a5i2ls; Amaer
dsm4loHA Bremen 7oa79li Hamburg 3SIs 93si,.
The market is lower for Freights to
Liverpool, without much movement. Engsgsneots
300 bales Cotton, sd 1000 or 200 bbla Flour, I5d0
l5d 20,soa25,fCO bush. Grain, 81 In bulk $40
Sid ship to bsgit To London 30 tuns Furs, 3oi; 100
bbls Flour lsd SEQ do. Oil Cake, lj9. To HAvrsth2e
10 not much doing.
The Money market continue, more nc
tive 10 consequences Of the drain on the vaults Of
l.tos E..k
for foreign shipment These Banks obliged to eel
Ia some loass which makes q new demand for Moaev
TO tina. ex.srt This demand, however, Is freely mst
BY ether Bank, and by private Capitalist and RATES
are rot materially appreciated. We quote iosas. On
cell, at IA y cent. mostly y cent The offerings
at Bank are somewhat increased By tas sdrancs Of De
season bus Ire ircrease Il unimpOrtAnt
The steamer to- morrOw will take, pro-
baby Only $4,000 or $4,000, which n less then
ives anticipated. A portion Of this msy, however, 10
countermanded 60. 900 was ~itsdrswn today Ths
d. msnd for bills has not been equal 70 ancpsop ed
some bond transactions were made, which tosk -
Piece Of eein.
The receipts of the Long Island Road.
from the I'm 70 the 2ls, were. .......t6.m y
Same time, leSi .......................... di1 III
Increase. .S7a s
The amount received at the Sub Tressu-
~ d sl55o 6s; paid, s4slso; balance, es.Es,7sa
The Dry Goods trade is furnishing with
sssady full and healthy demand for every dsschpaoa'
o. god p,iees Prices are stable. Psy0san were nsvG
besser end tbs prospects are amin srns for sa scv~
ADD profitable business throughout tho season. Brown
shseuoss I'd shiruss very active ct full prsvssss
p,,oss-tss nxky tayoflas tAs ssCsc Tasisvs qssii
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MfsUHpESsTAs9ING.- slight mis-
understanding appears 10 hsvs occurred tas part ~
the Board OF reehoter, n efseocs 10 TIE nl,aoAe
they sdop<ed convey their respaoes % shs 5hsf9
rsssecsips the sii>n ,e No H. In Bergen Js
from which the notorious burglar. Randolph. escs2sd
TIE Board did not properly noufy bin Of .heir dsrS
having simply pabished In tse daily papers th- rso
Iuuon WITH refrrsnc~ b the examination OF said 81.
The Sheriff now calls upon tho Board for The appn1
nebt Of Q commhtee 10 s!tness his exsmiossoa q
said cell
CONDITION or THE CITY.-The city II
many parss continues 10 Q fhy condition. and -
measures have been taken to cleanse them On Sou1a
Seventh e., and the north side OF SevsrkN, neoe
Wnren-st, ther~ accumulauons OF nusancs eeseo
excite general dhsfectoa In The respective acsheer.
hoods.
OvERBoARp.--A middle aged man.
name unknowp) accidentally fell from tie Old Psrry
Lsncks on Sunday evening A RIPE was throwa hiu,
which he srasped and thus drawn from the wabsr
In an exhausted condition
BOARD OF ALpERMEN.-An' adjourned
meeting OF the Board held ct Lvceum Hall isse
evening petition from the Wsser Com missioner,
ashing the Common Council to aos them poruoa a
TIE land az the loot Of Washnston-sS -, place II
which TO prove pipes and also for wharf purposesre
ferred resolution was adopted directing the srectoo
OF Q school house In the Talfd Ward The hx ord
nance for ls52 wN taken W. amended and pAsssd-
Adj burned.
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CAMpHEnE AccIpENr.-On Saturday

CAMPHENE ACcIDENr.-On Saturday
afternoon last residing 10 South Fourth-st,
named Bridget German, while tt mining Q camphens
tmp 20. some eamphsns into her hand Il accidentally
took ,e and 10 extngsh t she thrust her hand iaso
pitcher which she supposed contained water, but U
which there camphene. Toe flames communl.
Gated With the campbene and her hand and arm were
severely burned. She applied At the Dbpenssry, and
Vas slieyed somewhat Of her suAsrngs BY the sPpl
cssion OF remodies
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SECOND BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA SALES OF SrocKs-. Tnesday.

dpg .LFf Board-lI Penn Il. r. f6j $1,000 sch Nav 90.
81. 755i, % Penn b., l5 10 yickbur H. X, ~ 20 SCH
Nav Pref, an $40 Lehsh Int. 9i 5000 Read o. 10
City Gas u. lOJh 10 Harrisburg X H.. "; slvS
Head. ti,a5j $50 Read ~ 100 do - Mani ast
ech b., sIt 10 Lelsh Nav 81 sJO Pssn %, ~ ~
M0rrIstown X. H., ~ -
yec,Ha ami Amboy r. 1905 50 900 10 o.. 70.
ifA 2ls Sch Pref 90 do, A VI 90 Lehsh lat
% II BANK Keutucsy my sTs7 Penn S. ok 20 sh MAJ
lht. n 90 .lbh.
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e Our hopes of rain-storm were
considerably revived last night by the hestang drzzls
which came most reluctantly frem the unwilling clouds
There was, however, nothing worth spreading an um
bella for up to 10 o'clock
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MARRIRD.

d, Monday ssd inst. ny Rsv 6eors- HIATT. Mr. EDwARD
WRIGHT IN MssLoUISA A. LEFfERrY, all OF thss cay.
"Wednesday morning. 18th inst, at TAyehseJaa Mo- hlNNA
BEALL, daughter Of Ia Lieut. Cor, BeAl to hoa Lx HSs-
BELL, sf Milwaukee.
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

LYcEUM SCHOOL. This institution.
which has bssu attended With eminent sacesss anos
~ commencement, viii recomueooe on September 9,
Which is the besazkeg Of To 6tssasa email sassloa
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
A. J. Dslatoars Cforrneviy Lynch Cidrks) 25l5 Wals
1882. 6 Am Neon. SPIN. 5PM
Aug. 23-......-..67 7e 70 Is
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Castle Gard-n-French Opera COmpany
Neo Gsrden-Msch the D4rk French an Spanish Dance
Burtons 1heater-Breseh Of Promise Eton Boy MUMMY
Baruum's hussuD-whits's ser-nAdefsj DANCING, a..
Otto Cottage, Hoboken-free Concert
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

n The German Horse Guards Of New
York, commanded by Capt Z. F. Hopkey with seventy
muskers passed through Grandat Wiliismsoor4h yes-
tercsy morning on their way 10 Sledekeis on target
excursion.
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~ The City authorities design proceed
inss az once With prosecutions against the gal tc
In sp ong drink Is 10 repor ed that the Of
hundred and sixty violation Of this Law 10 Be entitled
TO immediate legal attention.
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~ The Fifth Volume OF Parker's illus
trated edition of the "WAyERLY NOVELS" contains
The BLACK DWARF and OLD MORTALITY" Sold
by J. s. Redheld.
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n History OF PROVIDENCE" by
ALEXANDER CARSON Is an exposition Of the Divine adj
mini,t1siion illustrated by examples from Scripture
history adapted to give aid and comfort to large
class OF minds Q2mo PIP. $50. Edward Fletcher)
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LIe 80, ~ UPPDI6'"s vi" rUOr fOr The year
ending July ii, 1852 amouns 90 sl0i 525 80 10 con-
cudpS their .rpoi. the Committee recommend tn the
sum o. s9 e. Sc raised to furnl,h the requisite sup.
s. fot the Aims. House, &c for the coming year Ac-
cepted and filed.
AID Brooks moved that the Committee Aims
Hou,e authorized to procure estimates for the plumb
ing work ard hea,iog 70 complete the new extension
OF the County Hospital, on the psos AMI specifications
furnished by Messrs. King and KeIlum, architects.
Adopted.
AID Booth moved that the COMMITTEES on New Pent.
Tertiary be ithOIzed receive estimates for sinking
WELL and pro uring materials fer completing the north
viog Of the Penitenhsry.
Supervisor Bergen moved that the Committee
Printing be- dIecnd have 800 copies OF the Report VI
the Supernte ndents vi the Poor printed Adopted.
Aid s,ilwel moved that the Luns'i; Asylum Com
m he directed view and ascertain tbs price Of the
farm Of Daniel Richards Yello Hook and report
10 the eligibility of the location for the long talked Of
Lupsiic Asylum building. Adopted and the Board ad
jour- ed 10 Tuesday next at 3 p. VI.
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TEMPERANCE PFC Nc Yesterday
morning the temperance people Cf Brooklyn proceeded
10 Sleeps Head Bay. pic mic excursion. they
were conveyed hi,ber by Omnibuses furni'hed by
Messrs johnson & Budsop, nine In numb ~, and
led on by he Mammoth omoibus 10" The party
ace 1npsned BY excellent band OF music aud
ed abe Ut o'clock Ia the eveDiog highly delighted with
re snorts Of the day
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-This body
met at the County jail yesterday, Supervisor Kent
officiating In the absence Of tho Chairman. Mr.. Berry
After the reading and adoption Of the minutes Super.
visor Muchmore submitted the following as a c )rrect
statemt OF the accounts OF the Supenntendents of
the Poor with the County Of Kings
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

REPORTS OF CASES ARGUED IN THE SUPREME
COURT OF THE STAFF or CALIFORNIA BY
francisco: Marvin 4 Hitchcock. New-York: Charles
b. Morton.
This record of the introduction of Amer
lean jurisprudence into a new Commonwealth
must possess peculiar interest for the legal pro-
ftssion nor is it without claims upon the curl
osity of the reader who is rarely tempted to dive
into the mysteries of volume bound in law
sheep" The difficulties in Judicial proceedings
before the formation of the State Constitution in
California are forcibly described in the preface to
this volume. 1t was necessary to search for au-
thorities in unfamiliar and fore On sources-in the
old Spanish codes-in the royal and vice royal or
dipances and decrees-n the transactions Of the
imperial and republican congresses-and in vast
forest Of DEGREES acts and decisions of various le
gal functionarier. Upon the discovery of gold,
extensive land speculatons were commencedi
questions involving immense amounts Of property
came up for adjudication; while the whole legal
sy stem was in a state Of chaotic DISC der. The
first Judges of the Supreme Court under the new
constitution were appointed by the legislature
which met in Dec, 1919. They were authorized
to sit on appeals from Courts Of First Instance,
from District Courts, and in certain cases from
Alcaldes. The present volume embraces the de-
cisons of the Supreme Court on such appeals
from it's first organization in March, 1850, to the
end of the June term, 1851. Under ,u' h unique
circumstances, these Reports, apart from their
legal merits, must be regarded as an important and
curious histori al landmark.
T " HE KNICKERBoCKER," for Sept.
This 10 model number, fully sustaining the character
of the magazine for vivacty, variety, and admirable
adaptation to the popular TASTE 1t contains al unusual
number Of descriptive articles as "Byberry," Recol
ectons of New Orleans" by Ralph Roanoke, Sketches
from the Cove" and Sketches of Western Life" A
new and inv suabe vein opened 10 the Letters fro N
up the River by correspondent who Yields honey
dropping pen His pictures Of country life are genuine
pece-he describes the familiar facts Of nat ra
history which daily pass before his eyes with all the
charming nsvete of old White Of Seborne and syiy
n oduces into his pleasant narrative roguish humor
that quite irresistible Our prsse Of these letters Is
not prompted by the fame Of the author, for we had
learned admire them before discovered tina. they
are from the Fen of writer whose originality and vgor
have already made him fsvorite with the pubicTnls
number contains much excellent poetry, aud the Edl
tors Table 10 furnished With profaslon Or enticng
yiands. Samuel Hueston)
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~" THE HEIRS of RUDoLPH ABBEY,
is novel which appeared for the first time In the Dubn
University Magazine, and repubshed In the Inter
nstiona up to the dscontnusnce of that work 1t 10
now issued in cheap convenient octave by slringer
Townsend.
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r. The Coroner's Jury in the case of
Patrick Burke, Who fatally injured few days sgo
On F!fbsy by being over by dirt cars, rendered
verdict iIcu psDg the brakeman, Barnard Salnon for
not u.ing Necessary precaution n starting the carr.
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Personal ISsECURITY ~ SOUTH
BRooKLyN-T portion of tina city appears - be- Ia.
fesled with set Of rowdies, who themselves by
committing repeated and aggravated cru@ides upon
peactsbe citizens On Monday nj ght sbou! l2 o'clock,
German grocer, the corner OF Hiniitcn.av and
Columbia Il, observed four fellows coming out OF
drinking place called the Neptune Shades aad assault
farmer, Who driving past 10 wagon. After beat.
Ing bin In Tie mOst outrageous manner t1ey committed
an Indecent assault upon female, returolng
70 her ho1e At Red Hook IL see there are no Pc.
lie, NE n in that immediate vicinity
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sail from her dock at P NJ this day.
e Adams Express Company have
$1,000 In bank bills In their iron chest which sunk In
the Atlantic Lake Erie On Monday, Mr. Adams
started for the lake, accompanied By Mons Mslefer
to attempt raise The steamer, which Mona Is con.
fdensh be can do. She 10 sunk In l7j feet of water.
REcoeNIzED.-On Monday morning, a
Goa. fcun lying on the pier foot OF Jedersont sup
posed to belong n the man seen TO drown there by two
l1ngs to bis father IN law Hugh Brown who has been
missipg since Friday lss,-
FA resident of New Haven, Conn,
PANIED knight Reid about 50 years of age, and sup
posed be insane taken In charge BY the Eleventh
Ward Police on Monday.
IThe old Market in Governeur-slip,
has been cold for sl.7 suction and will b. removed
forthwith.
r. Randolph, the prisoner who escaped
from Bergen Jail few days dnce has been seen Ia this
city, with his hair close and wearing false vhiskers
FIRr.-CHILD SEVERELY BURNED
About III O'Clock on Tuesday morning. ere broke out
In the second story Of house No 2is Westss occupied
BY Mr.. Allen ~ porter and boarding house. The
flames spread with great rspdisy, and BET the nre
men could subdue them, the building was psrnxy de-
nruyed. IL was only with the greatest difficulty that
the cupapts OF the preuses escaped wh their Nv
The Ere 10 supposed 10 have originated from mosquto
netspg around Mr.. Aliens bed An ilfa ehild OF Mr.
paired Of Mr. Allen and his wife were severely burned
about the hands Ia endeAyosng 10 exngusd the burn
ing clothes about ner chd Ths boarru 10 tbs aooss
lost cccsiteyabls property.
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LAReENY.-A brig lying at the Atlantic
Dock broken into on Fhdsy night last and robbed
Of property belonging 10 the mate. Mr.. John Bro~n,
amounting In value 10 about $50. Yesterday Coz.
stable Hyde, Of the Seventh Ward arrested man In
Cherry q NewYork, on suspicion. He com nlssed
for hearing
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Court CALENDAR.-Ci Circuit Court
First Monday 10 Ssp'ember-Nos. 46l, 462, 463, 46i
II, I65, 400, i65, 4G5, 469 49, All, i73, Az.
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REPORTS OF CASES ARGUED IN THE SUPREME
col RI OF THE STAFF OF CALIFORNIA By
NATHANIEL BENNETT. Vol /. Svo. pp 657. San
Francisco Marvin Hitchcock New-Yorh Charles