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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-16
snoRr AND SwKrr. Me,.r.. phelp.

SHORT ASD SWEET. Mcssrs. Phelps
and Lamb. members of Congress from
Missouri took il into their heads. recent.
~, 10 nddress letter OF nearly col.
umn IN length IN Col Benton. their col.
eagne in the next congress. asking fer
inflammation on varioas points in refer.
ence TO the policy Of Missouri democrats
M supporting the administration. II
was suspected their policy was 10 trap
Old Bullion; but the following brief
reply which be gave them settled the
business. and proves that Old bird. cant
b. cairhrd with claff.
WAsHINGroS. March 10. 1853
To Mcs.r.. Phelps and I.amb-Gen.
ilemen: Your communication Of mi.
days date is just received. and A. il
bears internal evidence Of having been
prepared for publication conform 10
rs intention by renting II 10 Mi.s,nn
Tor That purpose. Very respectfully.
sen,lemeu, yc.r obedicni servant.
7. N. BENTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09
DEPARTURE OF THE BALTIMORE FIREMEN.

Having equipped themselves in their glazed caps aud
red flannel shirts in which they looked more natural to
their NeWYork brethren than in their citizen dress which
they wore during all their previous here, the
members Of Columbian Co No Q, of fillmore formed in
lu. under the escort Of a Com nittee from Manhattan
No whose welcome guests they have been for week OF
HI sry and good fellowship, and proceeded ID the Eagno
House of their entertainers To get their beautfu Engine
Having done this they reformed their line and marched
down TO the boat Of the Camden and Amboy afro a. ana
rombarked for Philadelphia amid cheers loud long and
hear, spruug nttrchanged between steamer and shore
and veng energy of which plainly betokened that
the chain Of sympathy forged by fraternsl visits inter
changed had not lost single link. but that to the con
trary il had grown stronger and brighter. They we're
ioued in this CRY by Committee Of PhtdelphA fire men,
under whose charge they were, doubt safely landed IN
that CITY There they will remain until this afternoon par
taking Of g" asts Of tat things made the more relish able
bv grand proc. sson which awaited them there and then
they will take the for home, delighted as their frequent
assurances while here justify in inferrIng with the
varied incidents of the hearty receptions and entertain
ments by their brethren in New York and Brooklyn
I'm our notice Of the lunch given at the America Hotel
IN Bro,k yn led by the mistake of an informant
whom We had right to regard reliable to give the
thereof to Mr. L.ne the Foreman Of the Msnha
tsps instead of Mr. Chace, the present Foreman Whde
on the subject Of persons, may AS well say that the
name Of the genttmsnly Commaniant Of the Brooklyn
Naval station is Commodore Boorman instead of Board
man." as printed and Mr.. Wake, not Walker, is the
name of the First Lieutenant of the North Carolina.
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hsrty Prize to Miss hcCutcheon. This is the highest
prize in the gift Oftbe Institute.
The Distributions of Awards then took place and al
every scholar received mark Of merit being called
up in different cassifcaoDs and depart nsnt, Several
received three or four tokens Of good Scholarship All
hcse enumerated above taking prizes the classes
csved very beautiful medals Of gold valued ss high
ss eos.
The following is list Of the graduates:
Susie NJ BAr.tow New. York Miriam + Boyd New
York Martha A. Browning. Williamsourgh Sarah Z
C.pd', Ne~ York Sarah 81 Csnklin. Huntington L L.
Anna j. Edgar, New York Maria b. Fleet New York
Emma Louise Gcdine, Ne~York; Nancy j. Hsrh'oo'
wesifsld, Mass Rosetts L. Helms, New York Lsvinis
D. Holman, Hartford CT Annie VI. Johnston New
York Caroline s. McCutchen, Willismsoargh Amelia
w Newcomb, New.York Sarah p. Powell Mt. Paa'ins,
III: Caroline Rogers IsIip L. l.; Mary c. Seelye, New
York Evs o Todd Turks Island W. l.; Annie l.. War
ing New York Marie A. Whiting New FORK.
The Young lade. having been addressed by Chancellor
Ferris sung The Graduates Song
PoErIY sY A PuPn.-Musc arranged from Eckert.
Farewell farewell the year is DER;
We pa't psrchance TO meet no more
Silent the halls, where long we've met,
Where memry loves TO lDger yet
Ere vet again the smile, the Jest,
Shall give TO grsver duties zest
Some link from this our sister band,
May join US 10 a better land.
Adieu dear friends bright skies,
No cloud upon their surface lies
HOmewsrd fly but ne'er forget
The class mate off and fOndiy met.
The exercises were closed with a benedicton by DIR
Ferris after which the sudience retired
The institution is in q hOurishng condition ana vel
worthy eminent position in the OF education
For want Of space we unable to give more detailed
report Of the interesting proceedings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09
FRIDAY. Jnlr9-P. ".


There was fair amount of business done at the Stock
Board this morning and generally the feeling stronger
than Yesterday Erie opened At @ which is further de-
cline but recovered to = 07s, Improvement OF
cent on the closing prices Of yesterday Nicaragua WAS
better The Fancy Railroads were STEADY. Tae Goa
shares are steady ard Parker buoyant going to 49, an
advance of e cent. New Creek firm II ,. McCG
och sold freely Crystal Palace continues in demand
At about 40 There is more doing in New York Cea!rs
and the market has recovered to ll95 sl2O Little Mi
smi sold st llei Madison, 91 low figure for a 10 y
cent stock There is large demand for Government and
STATE stocks for banking purposes to supply the place OF
tie . e cents being paid of by Government Or
Stocks nearly 500 600 sold at public and
private sale - of l-5s $50 at 100 Loo at no and ls66
At 49, Government o. 1907, sold at 1921 Railroad Bonds
were rather heavy
There is fair business doing in Exchange at log 1921
for sterling, SIS a5lel for francs.
FREIGHT, are moderately active and steady To Liver
pool 800 or bales cotton, ID 10000 $4,000 bbls
Flour L. Cd bbls Resin Is ID p 900 bushels Wheat
SD: SD ships bags 5000 sides Leather 32d To Lon
don email lot of Flour Is lOld To Glasgow 1000 b5s
Tar. %; 500 do. Resin % cd
Tie receipts at the ub-rressury are sl733Gi Pay.
ment.. s375sO4; Balance, s7O223O4
The New-Jersey Railroad and transportation Company
has declared semi annual dividend OF five per cent
tvo dollars and fifty cents per share, the old stock and
one dollar per share on the scrip.
Ihe Equitable Insurance Company fifteen per cent
The Clinton FIRE Insurance Company, per cent.
The Farmers Loan and Tsus, Company five per cent
pay able on the nth inst
We frd the dissatisfaction with the composition Of tbs
Boird Of Dire elton OF the New York Central Railroad -
yer, general and Is not il minated confined 70 stock
holders IA Interest OF many millions held in New York
and Boston entirely unrepres-nted 10 the Board while
very email interests in other quarters were taken care Of
That some apology con-ered necessary for this move
ueut is evident from the fact that long pub Of each
individual member of the Board forwarded from
Albany ard printed 10 of the mornr journals. Al
meeting of the Board held yesterday Mr. Erastus Corn
~ Was elected President Dean Richmond Vice Presi.
dent md J V l. Pruyn Secretary and Treasurer. rne
re WA. r. duce to cents per mile The earnings
Understood to be fully twenty per cent in advance OF last
year.
The imports Of the week Of Dry Goods large, and
,bow l,rge excess over lat year
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-
FEMALE EDUCATION.
Feurtetnih Annual Commencement OF the Rutgers
Female institute.

feurtctnlh Annual commencement OF the Rutgers
Female institute.
The annual commencement Of this excellent institution
vs oe bitd yesterday afternoon IN the Rutgers II Pres
girisn Church corner OF Rutgers and llenryss About
OeioCt, the doors thrown open, and soon every
Essbe portion of the building except the seats that had
sr reserved for the scholars filed by audience
asiy Of ladies. There were few gentlemen present
cpithcse that took art in tbs exercises.
AhG past O'Clock the President Of the Institute Rev
D FIRMS also Chancellor of the University Of the City
SNes York. the Board q Trustees, Committees and in
Md guests entered the edi6ce in procession, sni took
bats upon the platform around the pulpit Shortly after
l scholars Of the Institute arrived and entering the mid
d door passed ia orderly 10 the right and e
tae reserved for them in the body Of the church They
WV an sttired in white and presented exceedingly
BEAUTIFUL appearance
TIE scholars being all seated the exercises were com
EsnCd with the greeting hymn, which WAS sung ia good
tye
Rev DR. Ferris then addressed the Throne of Grace in
kreut prayer AMER which Rev. Mr. Thatcher read the
rspO Of the Committee Compositions of the Third De
,s'tment The prise composition entitled The Power o.
Music was thenread by the same gentleman.
The Scholars then sungin chorus another song after which
ne report OF the Committee the Compositions of the
Nccnd Department WAS read by Rev Mr. Berry The
Committee say that in the discharge Of their duty they have
ceuy examined nearly SIXTY compositions bv the young
hes Of this department and for beauty of chiror.ohv
and general neAiaess Of mechanical execution they desire
t. peak Of them in terms Of unqualified praise
E1hs prize composition entitled "A Glimpse At Fairy
"lAnd was then read by the same genilenan. Rvs
vel written production and received loud applause
Aaer another song the report OF the Committee on the
Compositions Of the First Department was read BY Rev
tfOessor Martin
Tie Prize Compositions magnificent poeticl proauc
hsa-" The Poets Death, read by Rev. Mr.. Mcclure
The scholars then surg another song, as foloss;
Vittp thoa strow The cheerful golden sansbiue,
iteesh eouds II the sky, VIII fail 1poa thy heart
a,sy vanish on The And jsy wi beAn BRIGHTLY
NE south wnds waf hemby As the shades Of night depart
he following reports were then resd successfully
Report on Penmsnship Read by Mr.. Coolidge. PriI
sssrded 10 Mss Bxrstox
Report on French Examination. Read BY Professor De
Atey. frizsto Miss S,rang
Report on Geographical Examination. Read by j. W
bslkley. Prize to Miss Frost
IMPORT on Music road BY Professor Chas T. West for
ner Principal Of the Institute.
Aher another song came the Report on Drawings AM
fansngS read by Rev Mr.. Cone.
fspas on Mathematical Examination read bv Prof Dc
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DIED.

pRIGGs-In Brooklyn. Nednssday. July s. Of gso1s
illness OF tWeLycT hou Collins Lewis oEly
MaTy BfsEs aged mouths and days.
kIe SD could l.At1 o. sorrow f@le,
D-sth With freddy
The OYe1log bud " belsru 1yeyed,
AID bace blossom there
CHAsE-sacceAy Vi parAyss, Fno.y evsninE July Rev
Henry Chase ~ years. Minister Of the Mnes Churca thu
CRY
ytrd bout further lotee, The aiers
(hurCh, R0oscFef sunday sf-ernosa 81 O'clock
DAl-C1 TIE Jay T. 81 g bg;
Joan Day .ssd IS outh and days IN full Of
ke.ssd b. mortality beyond he nave
tnerds AID thes q hs Charles J. and Francis W Day and
bs usute Il tie bapsf thuIch respectfully
invited .itenc be fgnera sunday seroon h7 lh
NeetnG-Hre " ire SIteeLh bayt Church l1ta
p NJ Without fgrhef invitation Hls remains vii be
tateu 10 Gree1v ooo CenaeterT for Infsrrnsnt
CLAR-At Pasron. J. % Friday jay re residence Of
ECEERT On Thusday July Z John EcEer AGED u yesz-
The relatives AID f q o. the family respectfully nved 70
rs fSIers from his No % White %
JAY a. p NJ without particular nsitaroa hs e
III e Altered IN the family 'aa At Trinity church Cemetery
NauhsttaLyle-
EASTMAN At Rosyn. l. l. "Wednesday sVenias, July 6
Hsn Western Youngest Of Henry w md LYDIA NJ Eastman
.gsd 10 ucu.hs
JACoUEs-A spletou l. Juy John Jacques assd a years
Lda hs unerA % the sth
0clock, A NJ rem n ate rsslteDce AZ staR eton; 49,
LOI1REL- On FndAy, July after snor In knz1oeth N
daughter Of C r. AID EzAesh H. L0utse aged months
n6 cayA
RssSes and fieuos are invited fun her attend
her fnzea Sunday Afternoon 0eoek trOn her fathers
EERcHANT-O1 FRIDAY morning July g. after .aor1 nlues.
yrungest u James and Amanda Msrrhsnt
heFARLAYD-LIy in Hsx-H.1fard .sed noe h. sszas
H. LaihI " srd Lsenss heE sriAHd Of Brsokyn-
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CITY ITEMS.
rNIERTtINMENTS. &c. III

ENIthihiNMtNio' &C. 'Hi' ~ t--'-''''
RA Of F,Sr de Msle .ad 6sr celebrated
RoRy oM.Sr Our Ga and Tie Limerick Boy" ,o-nish, as
TsF HFiE At LAW Barnum'' Museum Ia the
Tr rropsoMs yes srea. Of paseAnts and
ard otloi performances . - ~. ..
iht - I Low S Sgl Observation-Disclosures Melodies &c
B.NvlTBs LAND No So eroadFsy, closes This sseS
BUcxIfYs SEkfSlDEKs Ethiopian pee anees nne'e Rooms.
BktwIks Panoramic VIEW OF rHt WORLD Ohn'' Buildings
The weather yesterday was very oppressive-not 50
hot as the noerableneSs of June but yet most respectable
dog day temperature
We understand that President Pierce will arrive at the
Astor House Thursday afternoon
The Cars on the Second Railroad will commence
ruppug on Monday. The route is from Cbathimsqaare
through Bowery Grand Chrysie aud Allen streets and
First and Second avenues to Twenty eighih-sire
The Teachers Association of this City meets this even
ins. O'Clock, at Trustees Hall 1t is expected that i'm
porspt business. having reference to the Annual State
Convention Of Teacher. to be held Rochester next
month will be considered and acted uPoa The subisct Of
Text Books" will also be considered and acted upon.
Col l. l. Snow yesterday resigned his place IN the Gus
tom. House, as Inspector Of the Revenue
L,rNcu-The ship Calhoun, OF 1000 tuns intended for
Me.srs Spoord Tlssion & Co line OF Liverpool pack
elv
ward of Jacob A. Weservelt Esq the East River foot
Of Seventh 81
Fuy-Sfr Houses BEraed-AbOut o clock on Friday
morning FIRE broke in the grocery store Of Michael
Nixon At Quarantine Staten Island The upper part OF
,bs bulldog was occupied by Mrs. Ferry and German
family The whole Of their furniture and effects de-
s,o,ed The adioniI house occupied by IhOs D4veln
and j. Kelley s. grocery store WAS also destroyed Both
these houses we're property Of Or HSrcouri The next
hne owned by Mrs Mempson. and occupied As millinery
store by Mrs Las VAS also destroyed together with the
whole Of Der stock Two small houses in the rear were also
burned Another house occupied by MI Nathaniel Nor
/ rs Was much burned The FIRE finally suppressed A
German named Louis was much injured by esping from
second story window he was taken to the Marine hos@
! tai. The houses were Sll insured in this City
AccIDKST On THL1 THIRD Av. RAILRoAD-Aboutso cloes
Friday morning accident occurred on the Third sv
Railroad that resulting fatally II appears thai
workmen were elcSvatng opposite the National TheAier
under the RAGoad track for the purpose Of repairing the
Croton water pipe man stationed al the corner
the Bowery and Chatham 10 inform drivers OF tn:
fact and to instruct them to take out their horses wner
nearing the place and allow the car to pass over without
them.
The driver Of No % duly informed of the
vstion but imagining that he could make bis horses lss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09
CITY LETTER DELIVERY
IT, 81. fla ./ II. TrDxs<

Sir: VIII You please your selsnt remarks
Of this morning the City Department OF the New York
Pot Office
Yesterday put a note in the winiov at Nassau st,
and paid the postage The letter for Bank st. near
Factory and supposed OF it would be received in
ths afternoon. To-Day at just twenty minutes to one
o'clock the note burredyl thrust through the blinds
with Does Mrs. - live here = Yes Inc
letter was dropped the carpet and the invisible al
went farther. TrcaIyfre hours from Cedarst u
Ba@kt IN the nineteenth century we sn.i hardly hold
our reputation as progressive people with this Post IS
ter in Nassau ~. Yours, ".
CI,a,o0.s If Eyo,klva .GyIv7
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vtkers and appeared 70 have been about 20 weeks IA
the water. He dressed IN brown inca coat WI
pant with stripes them. rcd flannel sAirt an1 ssN
cravat In biz pocksfs we're knife red sha Sn'e y
ted hsndkerchef and Il cents He Was about 70 year, OF
age The jury rendered verdict Of death oy drowning
SFEIoUs FUL.-Hogh Eneigh', lsbcrer WAS sefl'u'y
injured Ttursd4y afternoon by filling r'a IA uP21
sor II the ,ud NJ No Stone 81 10 the pavement he
VAS taken 10 the New York Hospital.
CHsRoE % AEsos-Oiicer Barrett, Of the t'gnte@nih
Ward. yesterday arrested man named J'hh H'h,y
charged with setting ire the stable. Of James Murphy
N Fifteenth ard SItsenh-sts between Avenue, ana d
The accused seen in tue stable BY one Hugh Sni
and several sheTs during the afternoon II Ihursdy i''
Thich time the fire occurred and just before ths mes
broke out be observed emerge from that part OF me
sable where occurred No other person sb'u' ihs
premises n the tm@ When the dmes broke out the cry
q Fire " raised, and thu Fire Depart n-nt
being upon the ground eXtinguished before hat
time do much damage Had the fra got IA rly uad-r
way, the destruction OF property would probably have
been great the stables ancDed extensive IL nosr ds
The prisoner taken before Justice Stuart and locked
up TO rst trlal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09
HAY Misunderstanding, &c.


There said TO be philosophy in sucking eggs and 50
eers Is in making hayn the period Of rP5ness -pr0tsc
en against dews and rains-In4nuer OF cuung-tnd m
housing sud stacking Medicinal plants contain the great
qusi tits, aud M the greatest perfection all of their
uhsr qualities NJ the period OF full blossom aad On Ne
u posed believe the best period for cutting grass tor
NV for the moment the blossom falls the plaut ceases t.
drge and very passes into the sere and yeo"
ssi-tht ssccb srne and mucagiuOus por,ionss decom
NE ano ,yaporaie and become the mere woody fl
H. Ike the straw of the cert Al grains Many persons ~
e roth, should not b. cut I'LL the seeds ar" fully rP7
-hst Il goes lumber spends better may De trde ana
h. same may BE- said of bad bread and rancid butter bh
fmay be doubted whether there i the same qutnty OF
AVAILABLE lurmen contained IN any pant-its tohag- and
ms after perectbg the seed IS cut at rs greatest VI
Nr This doctrine will not apply AT any rate, 70 cloTer
nd June grass IS both at these articles are nearly sO1
sss If len 10 stand Til the seeds are ripe.
All The grassts and clover most decidedly, make bet
quat, If hay il cured by the sReitng process rather
han by entire run AID Air drying. la good hay weather
When the grass is stout what IS cut IN the fore
tOon by bling spread oat-Snd where lgit by npy
hning over with the rakeSi do 10 put IN the sweat
~ cocks OF about IS or 100 lbs size the same day.
Rake into wmfows With the hors- axe or by hAn and
rake the cocks by flakes fork falls aud not by rolling
accept in of hurry to get It out of the WAY
showers night exposure. IL made MP Of snail di,n--
b. and as high they will stand they he lett Tor
tree, and FIVE days without injury. Ca fns sunay
nornng, the dew OF open them freely II tn
rn. and by 10 o'clock they ready for loading. ~
cured IN tbs way infinitely superior to tue drl-d san
eut sud discOlorng process Of sun AMI AIR dryisg
While is the green Tyson, the other Is B0tca SJa
/ a1xg - ikgFal New Yorker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09
STIR UP THE POST OFFICE.

SIR: Your remarks are very good in this days Tcib-
tts concerning Post Office Deliveries in your City, but
there another point of interest spOndsns which
il not mentioned have frequent to address let
tiers part Of your City west OF Bros wsy aud below
Chamberst and they do not reach their destination
until bet cen IL and clock of the next day by the Car
rer. isiead Of being delivered at ors O'Clock A. NJ as
our carriers do here This crying evil aud in several
tsbce. has put myself and friends to serious inconyen
,eY ce Yours PHILADELPHIA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The largest and hsndsomes view Of the Crystal Palace
has just been issued by EMIL SEITz No 2l3 Broadway
II is well executed coored Autograph and will be very
popular especially in the country where the mass of the
people must depend epgravings for their idea Of the
sppearance Of this beautiful structure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
Tammany Hall Rioters


SUPREME COURT-In Chaubess-Before Jsdss EDWARDS
Thomas Wallace ana Stephen Wilson were again brought
up ycsterdsy pursuant to the writ obtained IN their be-
half by their counsel Dir Cochran Mr. took the ground
before that their sentence invalid by Ofhe
Court which sentenced and the Court which tried them not
beng identical the former be composed of three judges
usioriy Of whom. governed while the Court which
fenced vas organized under single Judge.
The District Alton ~ conended, IN reply, that the pro-
ceeopgs bad been regular end could be reached by
isbess corpus He psred to presen, argument
the point the Court did not consider n necessary n
cid not consider the objections sufficient and order
uade di-chargfg the writ Of haoeas corpus and directing
hst the "prisohers be remanded to the custody OF toe
Sheriff pursuant the process annexed to the return
The couus. fr pisoners gave inmaton OF al Intention
TO triI = up the case ceTtOrarI.
HE Court sid-r-d the only inquiry in the present
ptoc ediug 10 be whether Court of Sessions
OF competent Jurisdiction and having cogniz 'nce
Of matters char ia the compilt II having such urs
dicop this Court on hab.as corpus will not interfere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09
MARRIEU.

-MORsE-Oa THURSDAY. july ~ ST. PAnrs Church By
p IL Ushf Alert " Bers. this cry Helen NJ
dsusL.r the lsts AZ tEony W Aorse Of haaoysr, ~ H.
GEFENE-ADCOChn tie evening Of JAY AZ the Eoeneke.
pf CLrrh Rev Zch1rah Pastor OF
pf,tenan Church n Sttsuket l. J. William Lseha4h Greene
E,,l sr.ue Cushmgn AdcOck. 10th VI Setauket
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UcoSp BOARD.
MINING BoARD.
sales Of stocks ut PhiIa dsipl

Fi,,f toa,d-sSeO Leh al o.. G., eIoO Nor-tovn < %
eco Che, Pei. Cans SIS s5i Size GTd.n 6s sef ~
Min.hu scp 3 Penna r CO, 49i 100 Reading r. est
ereia bk Co, ei co. COL 100 Union Canal b. III %
DO. IA s. co. III
tf,sy BoarS-l, Lous Island III le Lone Island M
boa,d-sCo sch. Nav. o. y g Slo Lehish b ~
goo City r. K ~ lo4 Is Penn K r. ~ - Gad bk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09

LIQUOR LIcESsEs-Thers considerable feeling exist
ing Jersey City relative the subject of qus lie
There not far from four hundred places selling
liquor in the city and not of them has license The
Con Council st its last meeting passed ord snce
to license tavens at SO for each license Ii this goes
effect thought by that not more than i've or s1
will he licensed Others camOrous tor the Maine Law
and will endeavOr 10 secure il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-09
NEW-JERsEY ITEMS.

EIEcTloS or CHIHF ESGISEER-Thonss W. Moore
bsuse lately reelected Chief Engineer OF the jersey Cry
Fire Department has resigned Office and the Com non
Council has ordered election 10 oil the vscsncY 10
be held on the 18th The polls will be zen n the iii.
ferert engine houses from 10 10 o'clock NJ OF that
day The Trustees Of the FIRE Department Fund, the
delegates and representatives Ct the several Comp snes
met a. the Clerks Office last evening to make their ar
rangemeIts for the election