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steal Movements.

According to all accounts, the next opera season in
New York in the beginning Of September. will probably
open with of the first opera singers in the world but
shall ave no Italian opera--it will 10 Ma
dame sontag leaves Europe Tor this country in the mid
die Of next month and viii commence series Of magni
fcent concerts About he middle Of Semp TENDER Ma
dame Alboni is expected to give her concerts sgnora
Msberl is preparing for series of grand concerts, to
in few weeks, and is negotiating with signor
Badiali and other eminent artises AS to whether
Mex Msretzek will return from Mexico in time to give
concerts we have particular intelligence. We under.
stand arrangements making to Introduce what has
va" long wanting hcrea good Of English opera
II is stated good authority that the manager Of the
Broadway theatre has been for time negotiating
English opera company TO commence the
fall and that he has secured the following crsies-Mes
danes Bishop segun, yietti pco and Signors Collett
Braham and Leach with Bechsa conductor 1t seems
however. that this company nearly npeted, has
commenced already with internal disease. with
which opera companies afflicted in this country
They beginning to quarrel about what sort Of operas
sba lbe brought out siguor Boohsa the cnndnctor.
who eminent musical composer and aristc intends
TO commence with grand series of operas. such
~ Robert the Devil and others. Madame Bishop aud
Of the other artists would prefer light AMI gay
operas such Fra Diavoo - Linda de Chammounin
and other light operas. Madame seguin and signor
Colleti and others side In opinion with Madame Bi-bop.
and in opposition to the favore but magnificent notion
Of signor Dochsa. The company is nearly completed
far az the minor arrangements concerned but they
almost torn to tatters by divisions and dseusion
to what operas shall be produced, and to what shall
be the style, whether grand or amusing.
II has been misfortune for ell opera trop.s Ia this
country, Italy, England, and France, to be always
quaneling about little matters and compromising. from
week TO week, and month to month If other mode
Of setlng the difficulty to this project Of English
opera the Broadway be determined upon think
they had better "toss upn and decide by boy,s play
play game Of cards. ADD dctcrm' il BY points IN
the gane At the last accounts the controversy was
very ferious-amosI grand
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a Policemen Sfaibed .qBiGv On Monday night,
% officer O'Brien Of the Fourteenth ward on his
home from the Newbnrg steamboat foot of spring
street he obsefytd party of engaged in arty
The officer intcrcred 70 prevent violence aud requested
them 70 debit bit tead II doing they bee
ssperaicd and turn.d upon the officer whom they
severely beat md one of thm plunged Knife into Ne
left b,east and again into his leg Officer Bogart o the
Eighth uari police came 70 The Assistance of Bri,n,
and arrested &c The party Damcd RI ward Ciamho
lain who u said tO be the who inflicted the injury
Policeman O'Brirn conveyed - his residence No 2!t
Eligab lib street. and Ghamh rlan taken before in
tice McGrath, Who committed n q prison for exam
nation
Assault VIII Hiteut % HiR On Sunday night, about
o'clock os Mr. Patrick McYey. eidug In Third avenue
near Thirty eighth street returning home Gccpmps-
ncd bJ fi'pd sho hud been 9th him % the foot Of
Forty third street they attacked by set Of rowdies
and one Of them dreT knife stabbed Mr. McVty in
theback infictiug dangerous wound. An alarm foe
assistance vns made when officers tiavianl Leggett and
Iloyt Of the Nintecnth ward succeeded in arrestiog
one Of he gang named John Murphy and two others,
named James Brady and Peter Quinn Murphy
identified by the pjnant the person who stabbed
him. The accused parties conveyed before Justice
McGratb. who committed them to prison for tryal.
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MON Ely m A X TX u II.

TUESDAY, July 27-6P. III.
We have not noticed a more quiet day in Wall street
for long time Holders Of stocks not disposed to
make any concessions Of consequence and buyers
disposed to wait further depression. The effect
visible in the inactivity of the market. At the FIRST
board Nicaragua declined 4 per cent, Harlem H. Dau
phn J. Eric Railroad y New Haven Railroad Il, Read
ing Railroad q. Hudson River Advanced Ia Norwich
and Worcester Il Florence aud Kcypot 4, New Jersey
Zinc Il At the second board Danphin declined n per
cent Erie Railroad r. stonington -, New Jsrscy Zinc
4. We have had opportunity of seeing specimens Of
The iroL from the frapklnte belonging the
New jersey company Its texture is fine, having the
appearance Of steel aud IL il pronounced by aerienced
iron equal to the best imported iron. We have
also learned that the experiments recently made for
tn urpose of testing the possibility of making iron aad
paint at the time nd by the process have
resulted in perfect success the furnace at Stanhopo,
N j., having daily yielded both paint and iron for two
weeks past This long doubtful question, thus settled,
think the day FIR distant when the current value
of the stock of the company will be greatly enhanced
All the leading railroad focks sppea to be steadily set
Ting down. Erie and uariem the heaviest the
list Reading Railroad il sustained in the face of mode
rate salcs The market clio ed heavy, with downward
tendency The absence Of operators has unfyor-
able c.ct prices than ali the Goldfish excitement 1t
is good tim. for outsiders and supply them
selves for the fall movement.
The receipts at the Office Of The Assistant Treasurer OF
this port to day. amounted SlSl 642 "a; payments
S2s0702 S9-baIaDce, 81 s2l 1875 81.
There not active demand to-day for foreign ex-
change The supply Of bills the market was large but
rates remain unchanged We quote bills on London at
1914 loiz per cent premium Paris 81 49, 81 1876
Amst,rdsm, 4o& Al; Bremen 1854 20; Hamburg
3Gi4 36s The steamship Asia will not take ont much
specie Only about three hundred thousand dollars have
been engaged, and the whole Of that may not be
shipped.
The annexed statement exhibits the tonnage engaged
in each the past twcn,y-two years in tle cod aud
mackeIe fhery Of the United States Since 1880 there
has been IN incroasein The tonnage employed, over
fifty per cent -
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The Eytradttion Case.

THE FUGITIVE KANE, AND THE RIOTERS.
After storm comes calm and 80 il appeared yester-
doy The rioters falling In their object to Kanc
from the custody of the police while passing from the
City Hell Etol the Tonbs threw gloom the mis-.
guided friends OF KANE and the result ioad cslm
The prisoner during yesterday very frequently express
ed his regret at The steps taken bv tho mob in uIting
the police he greatly feared 10 would prejudice his
and in al probability his counsel would aban lon
his defence altogether.
The rioters who were arrested by The police sti
prison, with the exception or stephen oUara who was
admitted 10 ba by Justice Welsh 10 the sum OF $1,000
In this particular the evidence go conclu
sivo In the other Tho magistrate has not fixed
yet any amount Of bail for the her prisoners Oven
Feenry John 6iilon and two Others Of tho riot
crs are In the Tombs IN the same range Of celia y h
KANE, and yesterday they were converting together
andlaughing at the prcyions days adventure
The prisoners whom asked the Why they threw
stones replied that they others throwing and thy
thought They must follow the example.
The Gaze Of Thomas KANE viii in all probability be
again post pontd and the appearance o the prisoner In
court dspen'cd vith by OF hi counsel 10 con-
scqurco rfthe 0ur0gcouE conduct of The mot Mlndpy
The principal r0g0n for ADJOURNMENT which be urged
~ The pTs ner counsel i that sir Brad has received
tclfgraplic despatch from udg Melon requesting him Co
send the evidence snkn before Commissioner Erigh IN
AID also The opinion ~ Judge Sets Judge Nelson IL
mates that this my delay his opinion day or two
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The Voice Of IN. Peop,e -Th,. nexv and

beautiful weekly paper spoken outthe
ration Of its have been OF
ne ctnract,rt Mr. Ssmpei Beman it, Editor the iabo-
r,rs chem aLd defender IL said BY msoy, that
this ald Important featurein its defeud
The rights aud at.rrsts Of s'asee Of lahrwouid
but OF thase things that is
the " lee 81 the People 10 fail shen
appealed 70 IN IL will DO made their
Int Iet % suetain the in Ills adhere
to the welfare Of the Dr. kELLiNGsR has for
twenty lsbf1cd and studied What would the
most benefit tho of ths people Toe pi truly
veldcrful medicine IL from SHILLING eight eh
each y at All reach IL. Tho poor uut
whether thty ta,e money Or nos DR. kELLtNGEa will.
~ tho weeks roll round puhh his this
beU and beautiful paper notny but she nndouhted
facts viii &c publ he'd, which will alt
end Tftd ny its editor who hos known
y ana Intimately Tor about twenty year, The people nave
Low chtap powerful defsnisr-only 81 Il year swo
cent? shgle vii II there will Published thoic
OVID reime - by samuel Bel No 70 Chambers rect
slWnyr 10 be hsd ~ Dr. ucara cerot 516 Broadway
~ ecit has itr dused tho only ingredients that VIII
rivet Ire intcerce Of the him. the
COCO ttnse and eropory nnd lor thesc d In
tis pfiii beautiful hcaog consolation aud
Vill .oiit nr n vi chtcriny give pies ~
fonIy = tis b. aufui paper the poor All mpss have
the Sabbath. - - - g
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BROOKLYN City Intelligence.

MORTALITY N KkooELfN Tho mortality IN this city
for the week ending Jnly "a shows q consider able
previous pondng periods. The total
number Of deaths have been So Of which 81 maos
and 43 females Of whom 20 adults, and 90 uudcr
IL years Of age Of the above 10 died Of cholera nf4n
tum i Of cholera morbus; z Of dauhoa Of dysen-
terry; Of various types Of fever; Of measles OF
smell FOX. ind Of sun-strol.c.
GnL SERIOUSLY INJURED CLOTHES TAXING
FiaE--A young lndy named Cornelia Eaylcy. residing
with her parents in Stanton street Hillary bad
~ burned yesterday about n0op 10 the following ~
ner Her mot Der mad left her In charge oi the house
and having some washing to do, the girl kndlod Dire
In small furnace In the yard and bor dress coming
contact with the live Goals, gned and burned her In
shocking manner when she discovered her situation
she ruined into the street. and considerable time
elapst before the ncghbors who attracted oy her
cries succeeded In smotherDg the amee which bad al
ready extended mp to her head. DIR Swan called in
and attended to her injuries, which Of very serious
Character
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The Eighth Avenue Railroad.
81 FEHfUK tUtFT.
Before Chief Justice Oakley and Hon. Judges Duer


Before Chief Justice Oakley and Hon Judges puer and
Bosworh
july 2T.-.johr PciigTcp and Ohers the Mayor &C.
Of Nete York and OILERS Tho motion show cause why
the temporary iniuuc ion should he perm
was again called There appear Formidable array
ofcpunse on bot td.s and The battle the legality
OF the nc; a the Mayor. Alderman Compton wilt DO
vigorously 'oupht hIesera T. H. Cutting Jas T BRADY
willard and sweeney, for tho plaintiff and Messrs
John Van Buren, Charles oGonor. (strange ams,uama.
ton J. v. Fowler, and Dodge, TOR the d.tenda ants
N application made the part Of the pi,intT.
for p0tponemeut Tie ground that they wanted to
examine Dir George Law and Mr. ChaTliek TO show that
Alderman Compton hid applied 10 them to borrow
mon.y to comp.n,ate the members Of the Board for
voting for the grant. The postponement alec
urged the ground Of the sickness Of nr Y. Edwards
whom they bad had under examination.
tounfc fer detr insis that testimony could be
received 70 inva!idae any act Of tho Common Cnunc
and that their vote not gubjcct for inquiry 10 a
court OF justice
The Court tick the papers to consider whether the tcs-
mony which the plaintiffs wanted TO take pertinent
70 the aud iu'imated that they would give their
cecision that point rhur-day.
Mr. Davies the Corporation Counsel IL still undecided
"a to how he shoudHhc and suggested that Il would
lie better 70 postpone IL till II would be u the
Common Council ratified the act Of Alderman Compton.
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NEalle for EurOtle.
TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY ngEALp

TIRE NEW YORK WEEKLY HgEALD.
The Canard steamship Asia, Capt Judkins, will
leave this port at noon, to-day, for Liverpool
The European malls viii close at half past 10
S'oloak this morning. The NEW York WEEKLY
HERALD viii be published at half past o'clock,
relative 10 the fishery troubles, fll report Of tho
extIadition case Of Kaine, and summary of
news 10 the latest moment, printed in French and
English Single copies, in wrappers, sxpence
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THE THrATaraProfessors Of legerdemain are exhibit
ing their skll at the Bowcry Broadway ana National
theatres and drawing very good houses The French
and Spanish dancers appear tonight at NbIos Herr
Cline snd Professor Young at Castle Garden dissovng
views and other entertainments 80 the American Mn
scum and negro melodies nt ttfisys and Woods Min.
s.rp.s
bad. Anna Biehop is giving concerts at New Haven,
Hartford and Springfield, this week and will give one on
Monday next at Newport
The comic opera tyonre together with the ACCOMPLISHED
daDces the Roussef Family open ut Castle Garden on
Monday cverng Dpyt. There will be opera and ballet
one evening, and ballet ard vaudeville on the next
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ns,..ro.osscai observations.

~ MohsE's TEEsGEAPh LfNE, oeriCr 10 street.
TUESDAY. Jolly "a 1859
RrFrALo 10 A. -Thcrmomat.l 70. Barometer 10 81.
WIND west Clear. plea.ant morning
RocaMsrFa 70 -. M-Drlightfu morning Clear and
cool Thermometer ~ md southwest
AuscE>. 10 --Clear pleasant, sunny morning
Tbsrrp ori.ter TO- Wind west
sy.ncusA 10 A. Clear morning. Cool west wind.
Th,triom.ter GO.
Oncs 10 Clear beautiful morning. Light east
erY 6rstge rhri mom-tpr 10.
ALBANY. 10 A MA b. sutiful morning. Wind north
Tbermsmst~y IS Barometer 80 $50. Mercury So.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS On Tuesday morning n
travel ing agent for coffee and spice manufacturer
in New Work killed the Morris and Essex railroad
ut Millvle by he nine o'clock upward train II. got
out Of the car and went into store when the train
stopped Of the depot and in attempting TO jump again
when II had started. he f between the aud plat
form. II. was frghifuily crushed his watch aud chain
being nearly pulv, ri2ed On Monday. Mr sharp Dag
gage the road and q worthy man. WAS
seriously injured lie was the top of the ad-
JustiDg the rope connecting with bell the engine
Ms The tram sssing under q bridge the road
above Madon inst which hts bead struck The train
was moving slowly. othersi-e be would have been in
siantiy killed. he accident will not probabp prove
fatal.-Ner1k .flrcrtssr. July 81.
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rehiy reported IN tubs city that have fed ia business
IL q mytef oa"1 that tho report
apo mali oue alsehUUd and Gully circulated by ssme
signing r.rons for the purpose OF inurng NY bus
iess oips. have n.ves given o'on nay uic
lave ~ this TINE than suictert bank oay
every dollar n indebteGnesa Any person poc1ona
having any legitimate clnm astnst havr tho
Aquic Gtsd IN presentation mr.. T.. Ncgo xAIgK
New York, July 26 ls5
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ter Of the Eeiso-Sir:The notorious Captain
having sscD NJ 60 hon aud that of ron
10 tbeeIng manner 1T NeSbnrS, should lae
ofso pure n,ncnd democrat hos IL that for
Cen Taylor In is4S VINO fgetins we'll Cen,
scott ard also how much he cotfr doinsl Ana
tame time, let that Tom dyer il ahig whom the
demo,rass toulc never buy. and that aud
voted for Gen. aid done had he
betn nominated. Yours, &c. YANKEE SULLIVAN.
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THE LAST CHANCE There appears to be dread
ful deserton of the whg military nomination. among
the wing journals in the South. PROFESSIONALLY
it is on account of the Northern higher law fac
ton and the last chance for the national whg party
is to get the Seward wbig organs to 60 over, bag
and baggage, to the Pittsburg platform. 1t is the
last chance
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The stca hin III Dorado has arrived from lava
AA she brings own Der Of passengers tran ferred from
the Empire ciiy, at Key Wet o,
Tho steamship Marion Can't Barry arrived a. her
whrr here at o'clock on Tuesday morning, from New
york.
Tic tissmshp Southerner. Capt W Foster, arrived
her, hxln New York 1T clock saturday morning
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Large Fire.

os.a.ux;, BosroS. July a. 1852.
un sunay ~ mt last the buildings M Houlton. Me-,
Si,'k as :" United siatcs and formerly occupied by
sgasfi v" " re destroyed dy fire
- nv w missary aud officers qaarters together with
s, n'' rs barracks, entirely consumed. Loss
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CoNsUL GrwrntL or BRhzIL--Antonio joe dc wirau-
On Talcaa bos been recognized by the President or tho
United State ~ comul General Of Brazil for the United
Statta
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The Watering Place

LAKr GEopoE-- The Lake House at Lake George, u
filing mp az ususl Tho beautiful little steamer Jshn
JAY Capt u. u Farr has rosumtd her regular trips
btiWe,n sntrriils and Ticoadetuga
Amour thc I'll. {ueuisbrd visitors " Newport 4 julie
Foryih u New York VINO has taken house tharc ior
Ala EannOu.
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NEW HAVEN AND NEW LONDON RAILRoAD--On
F1day evening the people Of New London held quite
jubilee occasion OF the arrival Of the firt regular
train of from New Haven, on the New Haven and
New London railroad.
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New REVELATIONS ABOUT KossUTH We are in
possession Of some very curious documents, giving
an insight into the secret movements Of Kossush
before no left this country for England his plan of
operations there and his schemes on his return to
this country in the fall. These papers present him
in the light of a swell politician of very small
calibre, and are ighly interesting and amusing.
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ExTRADITIoN. Officer McKinstry, OF Cleveland.
on Saturday arrived here with o man named simmons
who bad papetrated forgery Engli.h bank TO
the nnount Of $500 on which be obtained the money
in the city ef York. They left last evening" in
tee five O'Clock train, for that city.Bu6aio Cofpr,
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4 RIOTS ASD RIOTERS IL NEW YoRR. For the
last few years the spirit Of roDg has been rampant
in The city Of New York, and the evil has come TO
such pass that, if it is not speedily checked pro-
badly fearful massacre, arising out Of H., will
IRE long I'll the city with ''lameutntion and mourn.
ing and woe" These disgracefo scenes have their
origin in two causes-first, in the manner in which
tic primary elections have been managed by the
political wire-pul Is for considerable time past;
an secondly in The "higher law doctrines Of So
ciali.m, propagated by the Noo YORK Tti5nnc aud
kindred journals, for several years.
The politicians, both Uhig aud democrat, have
employed rum and rowdyism and Intimidation, to
carry their nominations OF the primary assenblages
Of tho people They have kept in tacir pay or
eonigci bands Of fighting men, who, in order to
Keep Themselves in practice, get up rows on their
own account
Tie 1tjburc, by unsettiing tho minds Of the
ignorant in reference to property and social order
by proclamipg resistance to the laws-vhether The
in the case Of fugitive slave fugitive assassin
anumber ofiouneymon who strike forhigher wages,
has instigated various fepds and riots IN the city
The rot Of the German talors is az example Of
this. Day after day they were told that property
wns a species Of robbery. The result was that come
forty Of them thrown into prison, with broken
heads, from riot, in which they attacked the
police. And now, the riot arising out Of tho at
tempt to rescue Raine springs from tho same
cause. Greeley TrocloiDs the doctrine that kill
ing IL no murder whero o nen is impelied 70
the SGT BIZ sense Of wrong, ard that such
man ought not TO be surrendered. And Gree
ley 10 backed in this atrocicus doctrine By other
demagoguos. The result is bloodshei, and 1t
may be loss Of life. Who IL accountlblc2 Not
80 much the poor, misguided, ignorant rioters, az
those who instgatsd them. Those, Therefore, who
DelEcd 70 'he not ought 70 10 indicted as Access
sores teiore the fact, Will the District Attorney
indict them We shall see The Judges are
wiling to do their duty, but vs foar that officer is
not. TO indict Greeley and The other dsmagoguos
- The only eflec'ual wy q put 1 stop t. the mis-
chief We otll upon tho District Attorney to do bis
duty. Tho city aas been diagrnocd The poor
ignorant yictns mo hqyo hten arrc7tca mo not
WI % Luch Il hlame ~ Greeley ardhs 49, ociatos,
wlo proclaim !" higher law" pu.an)att " tho
laN Of tho land,
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town -he girl sent AIR. sor v..c,rs .rS -
sn'~a N" 'ne upi .st o. the house which
'n"ne Gu "h''' - " committed
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topic 81 conversation It's popularity may DO e.,d to 70
tnbished -chfEaS shirts have long since booo,ns pro-
yefsip All sections as The beau dea o. perfection that
usprrine the wardrobe They are talked OF every
Fhsro, ana seem destined 70 le rorn by everybody.