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pO,pD OF ALDERMEN.

Aid Tweed in the chair, and aqaorum
v-6ssui. GU W.. ,,5 o,bars 70 huih
~ e 70 sto-e KEEPERS and others in Pearlstq r'mon-
ranc against the widening OF ihat S,iee' Ward Barr
NV Derroau re-sirst the act Of the Doara on uo
80 ~: in assng resolution directing me oo9 ~
- C-r(rst y 70 discontinue the suit commenced ny o
S-.-CHt- s-,Y-t Abraham j. Berry ana olneTsi 70 re-
= ne hove Aldermen protest against the sun
M Sconinued First, for the reason ina Mr T cs
$3.50 ,ycrerv in behalf Of the Cry ana LOT 'e C'
god secord That the Tesq1Jn d be sonb east eide
= p, FOR the purpose 81 erecting OfiusoS e NJ
- F- frr sceonn0 dsiions &c does MOI gran. 1le
--er tslen BY ;hen, but have wrongly eh1eIed uP,n
r. rs.cel Il lard under water making ono mon
- sr--stis injury 70 hs City and encroachns upon
ne ~ which the aboves the substance was
81 -si orgsifion By AID. siur'evant entered On the
li-T-ns, pv ALI Tweed 20 pay s25O to the Presi-
= - posrs Of Aldermen, and the same sun ~ INC
-. q - Board 4 Astenfi i0r serylS "a IN ~,
-.-s-s u Heath and that 80 Oe Pal ~ CO.
F[.-- ~ se-yees rendered a. Secretary 20 me Nol
-',r-. n Health. Al. Iismann opYo,ea tnls, ar az.
~ 80 u ~ given - the fIsspen" w e'
-t7l lie 1Lole7a summer, and nc 90 hol sse WY
.,-l5 H. 0o1fnued lie doubted iaa' tney hal !
80 az seryice and lie proKes1 pay iy' We r1
go. ~ entirely nv The ses'iaii'h va
70 In, ne Hqvoy 4 neasage received from
w,v1r .g, i.stng The iooTing nsIneA o. DON'T "
etin1. ...' ~. Wns = Brady Vim :. Hayemeyer,
fet -, I,,sria sna K1war4 G. West Referred 70 The
.--.... III, Isrls anl IlGcfk
- 1. -, 49,, ,set.get froia the Mayor ye2,ng tne
os Il IL Coa cggns IN SjtiHe"R r ie 9 o,ion
~ IaIpty 'irosl bDel - !" WI IL =. 49, u owaer,
49,, H. gems'ts Nas sgheH ony ~ - >" a.,
=, . ~. IN ss,b 4 and iby ~ igf On c ,'
mr. IA uo,H Re psbe bensi @Gp w. az" o"l
.,.st sls.sg.ef j. W9gd coh1nce - "' o 49,. tbr
1,-sr,,r<e n tss yablc gsnefaIly W w. ~ 4,
"a ~ Msyof fn1s that he ,e'oonsus.cs " th \
Ire nrsa1ef II pTDsrs nm cfrDle"@ -" ,oene,l
80 -. s.afh Fefry N fe'k slip ND Pyl'sl ~ ~
vs@.5,. - eliensgn ior many goa rsb.,n p'p5
y $3.50 ..t.t,fef 0gsN h. dsiilaDfDihl " We ,D".,''
-. -, 49,, ~. celuDsni ms ofdefed ~ BE- n'nibp
Irers Id5d !" fs''g bs,k"g ~ rs I"1 a."
-s'b' - .l,,fse m orofe,shs ~ The ",nsfmth y
a. sss Te Daaz y 70 II 'o +, @"f ts .J 81 II ps u"
~ ~ .eE, ,,selA II isld G,t ~ HD7sbhN ,
liz ~ Esgi m cp'sgaey ac ~ -, ~, S" s,e'ns
,.@,,. 9aI IN ~ I'M kfs nm psfH 'f w s,.
b"sN@L 80. st t,,yss ssaabe fH ils ae'fdHn,lh.""
~ ssepz II ne ot'. n VIZ W.. il,.e Coags"
ffFtffN-f,. ~ s,d ltd1af CompapI Ap,S
III, rof,I afgsfft1 " Hp'14I nfN
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,'.,, ,,, es,,,1 avery eiiiifn IL sosr Ihs son
,o 4. o., a,,,npsIe with freedom Tho p@sco psv
In rott aaen 10 ossflpk alDg ethfr te rpnsap' fb'''
ans, o. ID V,sai tSwess ~ long ne IL r.1ans ~ "
they must war fof sr p''n,ii0n. ~ - ihS iiA"1n
ntlf isiDty ihs been he since tle bfsssns NPD
ihs Roman rmtife For upward NJ ~ ffn' ~
Assla have been fighting ~ he small iialau f1hsPh
me- npa nnssia npd England ere fighting on m 'nn7
ey,und Al four want tho Mediterranean ~ tneif e"h
Tate The Italians have 20 friends bat ineio.eiVe4
zin desqDs ~ make Hhy pyner. IDS - fxa'h'- '7
int.,si 81 tic European pOucrs The iraah hs, Pp
~ .o,d.r Nnlzini Il caiumniaied Many view the con
Ca, ea i.,wc, dGspoilm and anarchy bit Il Is feay
l,ve,n deypois 20 and national rec0nstfucOn DIV me
,fiot b. IL the civilization 81 Europe 10 be eitl'r
p,rie or Cermhnici age both 70 be drowned ~ 100
So anarchy and despoii-ml There has been long
sn.' L,.ee1 the cen,ralizing R)manic, ami the In
ia, igiuc Gormanic instinct. Iiey ana 1erinany ana
ess istslS France and England. have been the chan
LUZ - tie, Now the Slavic power threatens Dolh
PoIh - -, crrcse III Since the fall Of Napoleon Franc
-, m the struggle the Rlmanie SIZE
"a he rower Of England is on the "ehS: - ~
- has chain Of naval posts almost g'a' ~ 'o
siJ IN the center Of the circle thus descrOed Nus
,en5s and there are signs Of collision between VIC
,--ers Russian steamers sail on the sea % Ai o. -,
TTn~'rste he Oxus ard Jsxertss-a dangerous T
60 bri,i,b India Russia has commsn' et las.aL.
osIe her 10 .end forth the Nomadic ri hes o. th4'
Unity 10 feht her battles in India and even IN 'rnA
sts v,slSs SUPREMACY over the Persian empire lnus'
while she commands Europe, except the oou. sS ~ -,
nanSs Asia except the West And now her ne. Is ln.
ont toward Turkey Civilization has migrated from Az
~ Eurore from Europe il has reached America anl
-, AZ nresent 10 be question whether the latter Con
trrn, may not yet become lis only resting place -,
r Sol-er announced that his second lecture woa'a Of
delivered next Wednesday
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THE YORK SOCIETY," F nH M Hin WINE MEN

MII]DNN AND UNI IIlN-N'J ~,
TIC eleventh annual meeting of the above Society TOOK
place yesterday afternoon at o'clock in the rooms n Sl s
College Of Physicians No g. crosby ST. fsesen bnho;s
u Nv woodward, Garter, Gamsh Worcester Blake
man. Coson Buckley Clements Clements BEEN
d., Ctn;r and Dr. VanAeek acting as Secretary
,be minute Of the last meeting read from when we we
learn that the funds Of the Society amount 10 go
al Zoo Of which invested mortgage ana the oaloc
e. 20 90 IN ,ho Senmeu's Savings Bank on this amount
coz Yves received from annual Subscribers s9Ss .,
from lie subscdbersi $3.50 from bcnelactorsi S,,
Jona.jons; slsi 35 surplus collected at inc annun
dinner and eBl55 %, interest account Inc "no !.
eTpenes Of the Society for the eleven years amounted 70
es g. The Society h.r on Ono np"ar mi. wear viii
he "mi,isd Tho following officer, were elected rron
den, DR. Wood Vice Presidents, Dra Anderson Nan 10
-, EnIkelev Trensurer DR. Beaded Manager Dr, "
Vite Walton DclhGold, Hubbard, l. ward fo't bi'S
Garter White and IlalstoHd
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AZ an adjourned Meeting Of the Brooklyn Common Conn
,,op C,urc held last evening the following Preamble
and Resolutions rendering the Inequalities OF tho cry 10
N, paro, exile John Mitchell woso offered by Alderman
C,xt,u, and adopted hy unanimous consent
isss-ss nv he arc informed OF ~. s
-. , hrcs sra tho City Of BROOKLYN OF tne uso"'
t,-', "a cNlr lc,n Mitchell Esq- and family ana ,.,,
ve s,ics and uilitasyse give him ruehc reception" A
8. ,vcirone 10 this
80 CIV srs ua liberty. sns congratulate HIM IN ms "APP' "
.s,,~rrs fs under woke 81 tyranny ana r.
49, TN. this Common Council tender io!ohn ldl'ooI -
he Of The City Il Bfookl,n Of such time Is may "
hascaGts utac.~ III. r 49, IL
An amendment was carried that committee oil tree O'
,,pntd 70 CARY the resolutions into effect whereupor
,he Chair named the following gentlemen viz Aldermen
Wilson P~sinari and Holt
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T. TIE D,v ,ni g. wha honor IT,
Thc Land Of CAKES
s ~ live IN
The Queen Of Great Britain.
; Tie prtsiit 81 tho United states ,r,.. ruo~+v
Wallace sri Bruce names dear 10 Seoh"no HH' - '
TIE @ New-lClk .....os n
re parsh schools q Scotland the noooes' e''7"
- .rcs, ar rfcoctusl iusiro eten - .A, .o.,.-v
~ the British 0vernuen' IN 'hS county,
= S.-r Cfarstle Societies and their worthy rel
Ewes come fusss Responded 10 ty reriesentat'eS H0 Vi"
- c~orr.'s :, Nicholas and s.. PaTcks Societies
u Errfss Men aid Bonnie Lass -, - -, l.. iii,
= Nay and trouble never iAsh' ana Hi ''" '' ~
Aala,a hour our reporter left the members and guests
n- themselves mos, agrceably until the witching hour
ctav ressod with the repas which was served up 10
-
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~The wote VI Malee egS saA IS eV sesefeN,y Assee
ou' a.I .uvsaait, bQl ,he lSVaeps seAseN ts~ dNs
a.. he siA.e Ap fsssApaSss NvN teA'se'N "Als ga
Uaif ~. M la,hiaawVlV abeA back NoM the woods
ueas iahau nnvN apd desAmsd eseg eeh1 by eA'se de
.s,hmsaI eiwVNV
"a. lNesla, gfagaepu a. talsNh esteN SWITCH teetef
.u ia "a ita. ksihoal VI NogIA vheAeA - shsNies
IA vueh ug a0 aplgoaehg ragu hs oo Va0s 81 bet"SsA
o raL IN sugh ua0ueg hAt rs vas vaeele " eN,s'eA'e
K IL De eAoglalo Aye hNsell he 'eh alea'as W@s4 Aa'
H. MAIN oa.ae ou aad passeA lol,taauAiy AA eet
maa.ins hia glgal iheQAnse Aaa kales hsA ia''s''S
Cant samuel buakor vi Nantucket has been siNss -
s.aaapAeg ol ho sb boAl " % sAssessd ga N~9"N''
SQa.h shoab ,. .u,...,
The so u ltas. roaa u VosasSs~ee 0s' 7" s'"'''''
"a Friday
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wovrys cry TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE.

.,,,n,s a. n Lnght It, on Wodncsdoy afternoon Mrs
st p.r,on In The chnir nnd Mrs Sarah T. barlow
Focrcihry. III, ,,oso,,cd bv Mr.,
M 81 CI,iruan Of n Committee on that su'goo. Wa
Alluded and n committee appointed TO procure ;, pnni'on
ion tho public mooiing heretofore do'o'm'"'' "P'"'
WIS definitely postponed. $500, ,.,, o,cr
TIr tnlioot u tho appointment ~ an ngon' ,1u PVT
10 Tho ,r.vions mooing taken W ana d'oi'e' ~
yffsrly c, 80 Z, ,,os,,nding Soc
.o,y oGer,og 80 a foason therefor that aho W" ao'm "
'sye ,Lo eiy md f,sumo her duilo' ~ Ng'n - Wv
vt,ns gisfo po,iaiy A vote Of thanks was len'n,.
"rt ,gt,.s and ~ n moro suhsi0niin is'i'nnn"'
H. T1eosa,er es directed 10 hand o,or io he' "na,I
1,.ds moi olLuwiso appropriated Tho Nhan'' '''" wv
t.uf,fI
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,n,nlli II according " cnnI,a"i Nefs"'" '" WV WV
rnie,,s ~ the Twelfth Wait .,,,,,,,.
lhe sene Committee reported H. favn, ~ s,
,lun ~ eiggun g., primary s'hr"' Us Nneo'"'' ,ia
,hs n,.,.l a, Ainrici Alan ~ fa,ri ~ 90 epp"F'"
iion ~ sipn a. ~, painting and pafnH -. -...,.,
Mr io,c,dre nrm The Helec' COMMITTEE 'sp'',,,,, /.
Ersniu,lou thai Julia Knnrr pupil IN w " ~" a.,
u,renri.h a., sni Aynea T. rarnham. pupil W ~ ~
No Al H. iNh u Fifteenth Ward he teernn'e"i'u '" s
ua Honor, aoholephp vacant IN The Kruger '''"''
Institute Adopted. -. A., ,,,,.,,l
1bs Committee on Election and Qualifications r.pp.o
eeains allowing ID u W e. McCloay ,onn' on'
elect nun Twenty second Ward To take u" e''' ''''
Wv ne, much diacu.sion snii report was conlrined
Ihn u,a,d adtoutned lo Wednesday most
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,..nu,sa,,s, Tho p.s-s VI he~'A '"'v''"' WA WV
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= ~. IN
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r ~ eii.s.. eIsL aaads.'sl ~ 'D', ,,ss 4 Essi
ae' MAJ Ls .alsll aai ~ash 'va.'' .r sss,e.
wsda 'u.li ~aas .p4' s'S' WI, \, g. pIeaaI eaU
inal ~ M-s has Il. saos, s,igesi wy gs.;;''" +,
ia "a si liV1,p 81. avg AsfsDlsTi ~ y. i L,0ks.
In,u.lpul ksla.e X 'eea, ta'ys and uaiaa wL,sh
iA'p sA9 lay KIM Luas8 Ie W 'hs 'Aisg~1i
M ' aa. ,tpee w. h. gaA' , saa ss.,.
ilf..a'se t'-Yf,,sI oi .Lual S1A1ea AAA shNH ~'A
hAe p.kttN Wy v e. maLa les 4eA aeli srr,~, 's,p.N
- eo,,aei rlh hese q A.,s'a ara II us @-s.
XIII 4, ,le pal.aa VI i.a.s'aA1'" s"' s"'s"''""''N
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nux mlnalnnAnY nOCiEry

A ,,g.lst ,nonibly meeting If the NhNam,p',en ' .y
u,if,.,y p.,,isly we held lesl oven'nA {" W. w.
t.,a IN, Mffanas Church corner 81 n'", W.
'W I,,tI ss ai wii,h ihefe was large "le'u u,
h., Az, Js,alyn fgesidad The s'Ivi'e. ''",~- va
a.. .,stng and pfayof by Tho Ilsr W ngeA'y o,,
XXI Ltilad ,,pe,ls o lle mouth 81 H"t,ppu' ,ie go
~ oti,-i.g ,,s,,,s tsfsaus. tlslinr eplW'., y! u.a
w., NJ, E,s,t if Goo Ms ! " hHl'g. ~. ',ni,"'
~ u,,.k,s MIS- iail Mis hvphu'"i' ''ss ,l. ,,'.
s'd a. u,,als yuib number 81 .e'., ~ Ile a,.,
~, .,,,a ,s,,,isd 80 having rnnn v"'' W. itev
=, A.. tsi,1,s sLa,e material sli wes ''''',, t 49,,
w ~ al. s.,,assfh H. ernslie'eh" '','"'t W r.,
'n.s ,La silandsrea ~ "dHls n ra'"' Nv I n.ata,
s,d .ss h. ihde,HR reuf 'lAl''n 7, "''"'' .oss,
HY.I h. ,s,.a isslerssf ittT ws'H "n''' w" ''
p, r,n,a tL,,s .ni sah ,iYliiHp Id. ..,.....i..
"t L.i...s mel ,sed lia 'fjHi' ~ we ',t.i a.
az, ,....d JDis,s,sj fHn ril'h " Hrrt"f W. ...
~ .,tis ,..ds aH,ieF w." "9n'N ~ -, ia
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it'd'iil.i.d ~, .iAiipr lhdH'tl " "",,"' W.tnt
wL..D %. talts stsni. '"''h'' :" "F'"
"'lii NJ, n, iispds,l us'H-" rgllT'er.li .hfl,ei
Nm, a. NJ. 81. ilLD.si- w W. ''h' NV1i N sa.
I, Nm. .A.l ji.aA eHiihsi iTf '"'"'n'I' Ho.,,dD, !.
pN'HY ~. l.lLahl- bs had FHrtllt' rF'''''i ua
I'm, Hide aai 49, seeee1 'i,''- Nre "'"'i XIII ,Ia
if|"iNi,. Lad ills La.esd hsi h"fHs riIr Ial
~ '''' XII LD.i. ~ ie-Hds' 4i.H ""'l t'-' ,ii
Ny Tis esiLalL kliam w iIaHiNe - "'T" "" '''''
XXI" iieL ,a. .gsal,is 10 lhfiH's ,4,,.. aai "a,
~. Dtal dshsl,li 's'y lH's'sH'He
sailiiAr Aal4H'".l ---.-.-a-er--
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RyPTHs MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS FOX
FOUR MONTHS

We have compiled from the returns IN the CIy IN,
sc,ctors Office the following exhibit Of the number OF
Births Marriages and Deaths reported as occurring IN the
civ Of New York during the first four months SINCE me
Registry Law went into operation These statistics iurnsn
many curious and valuable facts which VIII DC received
with interest especially by physicians and o'aer men OF
science not to mention that most worthy class Oh 'ne o
- - Nav Of ts has fallen into the andyniow
@ioofr cot who roam in maiden lor widow mediation
n
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ST ANnpFM. s SOCIETY.

This Society vh,hwas founded in 1856 held ITS anniVer
rls, Metropolitan Hotel last evening Adam Norris preSu
irr Wiysm Maxwell and James Hay Vice Presidents
Rohe + Campbell Secretary and Robert Dinwidd'e' AS
s,sn, So,r,,ay Al o'clock the guests and members OF
he Society SAT down to splendid repasi prepared IN 'ne
Ni STYLE Of he Mossrs Leland The following toaS's anu
several volunteers drank in the following order'
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uo,pn or SUPERVISORS.

W,rSr.p.y Nov 40 Report In favor Of correcting TAX
to pntticr named. Adopted. 80, ,uh,og
Rrruri In fnvor Of referring ccrtH'n bus Tor P"o'e
uoiiees of election to the Controller AdoIfe1 ,t,o
bnl IL VIM G. Freeman. eisso for services ihuoA'"s
la Sutrocnies once Referred
Adjourned to Monday.
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cay No36AN AND HONE TRIAL AT NEW
PORT

s,s.a olg cwa Kspe.,sH -, ~. ., ,s.,
Ne realsd here On enc u those comfortable steamers
xsh,A efm the travellers connecting link between New
Ne,k and hall River seme i've days ago.
m almost needless ior vs. Say that tho glory OF New
pss, IA, departed With the ext OF Its savmer guests In.
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wsDsssDfI Foy ~ '<''' A7'''"'' '''
~ ,.oLton. ms - roga'd y, iet rgg@s'i"
,,seee ~ hsef, es s'df ~1"etnfp XXI, " gaso,ye
s2shT h"+i'"N' ., ,. eat IN n i1s' ~ -, ba.'
M,@ ~ '% - lea.egis. Il IN Wpis"'b''Kb ''"'
l4boefga1 M .,,,s,.s. .,,f,lH Inv I;,sagrhJ
Ifa mat s,9ltfvf ~
'tg III, se,D1 N d.yes - I"s'',g :. ~ n
80 s,1 glDa, ~, my 49, btJ " ~" '"'''''
sffs,,es - ne L.nes0edW - 81, al, ss,s H., b.
'.t ~ - .s3aasi. II INN ~ - n ..tif,
,. 't, I'll INN Ji6z o,4 . ."9 3'~ i"
Uet - eg5ey1soeg 80 s', ,,.' Il @I 4 ~, ee'
fN4pfg' '~,'z s.,o .,A eil9,ee = J@hn '@'''.'
" "a WI H. INK - ss.4e se9 fsiv"' - ''7"''
l4 ..t,, .o,A,sa y, Vim q 17'bys ~ kr|,, H..
hE%~,X, 81. u 1aa W et1 egp'pr'"'"s wv '''''-
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1flsI
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EAaffNtEN Ws~a0cestNN NNN ~. 49,, -,
~ fss>'sr 49, ,Vae 'e'' ~''A ''A'e"'e' " '''''
80 49,. ~, s..s i, s, Y,>,,.aS soa,N o, EiohuNea
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-. ussS .,.bs b, ANe'ictN w regcNt hne NM
49, ff,Ss,,.,.1 ,f ySt t,Nofs WW "W""N
>Nf.,NA = ~ sAhisNv.
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MINIMUM Ntta,ssisN NV. - 'fN
-, ,..s.t e>,. en- ,teesy,y WaaN eWN
. %S ~, t.es 81 ~ N'sses fs'qs 30 taNeN Aw NN'e
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.,..t ~, .ll,.D Il az t,gsy9 ~ ~" ',.t n 4
81 = XII .|g'l.g u DseD9 80 fi~ ~ '''e'"' 'tLe
,s.1 ~ t< F.esae, ss9 i,'y ,- 1 s',',aa
naeste. = ~ ~ a esls.,Asq glsa-i4N -
q, H, .s q sss,lA " a4}s'ti.s III .igaY H.
Ssi. ~ sld " W. F44,,'e ig''31 u, Tci1l.pai ~
Dcsss Le101.s ~, 1.4DN T .''t,s,a.D sd.sJ bq.@t
~ 5..ss pgeaiAgas2 W ~, " 49,
u ~ Jes.J u f4se' i'm ~. ", XIX gf,glI
II ''' ~, - .6.,.e .s.q4.iqp .T VI TN -
siaeses III se.iDa leei v " s''a h H. a,a.s !.
y. ,g,cj...eq f. ~ 49, 4" Y" '..D9I
W. )iaN'f ~ ~ {ill y. Ey4iygs sepg''e9 ~ ~
,.s @zSl s ,99 o-.e y XXX w , '..1 H.
~ jDH'"t ,i., da,u ~ ~ eyi4l,ee'Hi .tiN's' ."
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ANNA 40 adams io sss'paf pcs i.ss,s' ~, "s'
.4.ii ,oua,as WiasoA seeea4op isl' l'' '4'' ''s-
Wala Wig, Isces tagHea l'ia'sA Np'sl $500 -N'
hels bpop i.aa ''ss
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,gAlgsai4 bsipgA. i.sA ~ 'SNN'''" '-T " ', ,.,,
.sDsla.y Ia4lq. iAv 'n s7g'' ~ .,.nl pso.a a
an "'f' LII Dsl.ioa. Assaas isfs- ''1'4s''-'l
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pc,wn on AtnswNrS. NV YORK

The k}cvlne action had Ia the BOARD Of Aldermen
'sss NIGHT ,,r ,..,.,.n,s
r,s,s,su C,ssarsr5 ~ From the Boerd OF Assistants
e., ,rnaer lehn Mitchell the Irish Patriot the h9s'ay VI
~ ,lv Conm.iee consisting OF the following was
sr,N,iu,ca Mcssrs Smith. Oakley Barr b'y'o anu
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NWM announced duiiAr che e,cninh that leeNmu'"
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aq,tv,ter ,'wwittce ~ waN Nrnn Nv Mitchell end oner
h, The usc ~ the &ove,nNge NNm In Che Guy Hell Tor
tht pc,t,stNn ct hls NieNAp
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si,ke Wy, much w Che eeme mennet "a he c'he" ""'
" a. Mtst'N ,verond,d 60 /, MI Mitchell
NAif NNlyal,. ~ che Republican Rides was al'" pro
ssets,l AND rcsrondtd ~ IN NAe manner
The rsed ,heW PLAYED Jew h'sh e'~ and tho m'""'l
and c,vvi rcg,eA al TITLE heGNe twelve o"'och
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A ns meeting ci ,hip ncerd leel night the follow

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ts.et IA Girs Whrssn Wells, Mshhat and Me"enn aP'
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Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE. August 10, 1853-10p.M
1t has been, is, and promises to be intensely
hot. Thermometer now up to 90 degrees. Not
withstanding the heat, our city is perfectly
healthy
The terrible mortality and deep distress
which afiicts the people of New Orleans, oom-
mands the sympathy of all good citizens every
where | enclose you despatch containing
the latest intelligence from that city, which
reached Inc ut two o'clock, p. m, yesterday,
too late to transmit in time for your edition.
The distress is appalling. No time should be
lost by those of the favored cities in ex-
tending substantial aid. Humanity, and every
feeling of bcnevolence, requires our prompt
action in the matter. l hope you will direct
the attention of your citizens to the subject,
editorially. New York has already como for
ward. Philadelphia Baltimore, Boston and
other cities will, doubtless follow See what
you can do in the National Metropolis. Action,
action should be the watchword. Your bright
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-11
No Change in the Price of BreadStufts

New York, Aug. lilo A. M..-The
steamer Africa has arrived at New York
from Liverpool with Liverpool dates to the
Both ult.
The cotton quotations are the same as
by the previous steamer. Sales of the
week are 1900 bales. Spectators and
exporters took $4,000 bales. Havre cot
ton market firm. Manchester trade
steady. Breadstuifs unchanged from
previous accounts. Flour. Western Canal
was sold at 26s. Cd. per Dbl. Baltimore
and Philadelphia flour 2Ss. per Dbl. Flour
and wheat, and grain of all kinds I'M
changed. Provisions unchanged. Coffee
firm and advancing. Tobacco unchanged
Manchester market active. Money mar
ket easy. Consuls closed at 9SI.
Political news interesting but not i'm
portant.
Turkey accepts the note of England and
France regarding the compromise with
Russia.
Eastern affairs are pacific.
The Autocrat of Russia's answer to the
amlcab!e proposition of France and Eng
land not yet received. 1t is believed that
the Emperor will accede.
The kossta affair is threatening mucb
trouble. 1t is thought the consequences
will be serious.
England, France, Germany and other
parts of Europe quiet.
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
The protest of the Sultan of Turkey to
thesRussian Emperor, concerning the oc-
cupation of the Turkish principalities,
maintains the same position the Grand
Porte has all along assumed.
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little Star may be instrumental in alleviating
much distress by moving in this matter.

| little Star may be instrumental in alternating
much distress by moving in this matter
I rode out to the Relay House this afternoon,
and on returning in the five O'clock train,
found it crowded with passengers. A cireum-
stance, rather .fattering to yourselves, was the
fact, that in the hands of nearly two out of
every three / saw the Ereamg Star. The
cars were literally flooded with it. I borrow
ed a copy from gentleman, and saw much
interesting telegraph news, which, but few
hours before, left my hands in Baltimore
giving intelligence from various parts of the
United States, Its neat columns were all filled
| with interesting matter. No wonder, then,
that so many copies were to be found among
the passengers. The fact is, you are making
paper that people can't do without Such
journal must carve its way, and will do it.
The morning papers will give full accounts
of the doings of the Democratic Convention.
A stirring contest exists between the friends
of the several candidates. An adjournment
took place this evening, leaving Mr. Ligon
ahead, wanting only five woes to secure his
nomination. The friends of Mcssrs Mitchell,
Key and Hughes, I am told, united and Sc
cured an adjournment, rerceiving that Mr..
Lyon was likely to be successful, which, in
all probability, he would have been. had not
he>Convention adjourned in order to caucus
and log roll Barnum's Hotel is now q
scene of excitement. There is a probability
that the friends of Messrs Key, Mitchell and
Hughes may unite tomorrow upon Mr.. Ham
mOnd. and if so. he will be nominated The
telegraph will keep you posted up to the latest
hour.
Business is quiet; breadstuffs dull; buyers
unwilling to give over So. % for -four, though
some choice brands of Howard street brought
S5.37. Large sales of wheat at 1l2 IA cts
for red to ia n ll9 cts. for white. Sails
20, 900 bushels corn at 81 G3 cts for white to
63 50 cts for yellow Oats IS 40 cts Rye
10 cts Whiskey 251 a %! cts
Stocks dull. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
has further declined, with sales at g. per
share. RoDERIcK