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THE BLACKwATER CHRONICLE Published

VNHE BLACKWATER CHRONICLE published
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COLORED COOKS and CHAMBERNAIDS
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hotels private houses Good references reqired AprYo
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series hundred authentic PaiufngA ~ tle
mot baed Italian spanish Flemish and french masters from
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exhibition No 8fj Broadway near Union PARK Adon .
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I'll OlkN PARTNER WANTED The al
~ sOVOs yerter Of go5i business habits hs II,
above cash and Is DESTROYS Of h0dls with as
Sane a. join him in purchasing bslnss that will payon
$50 TO $3.50 Ycr week fall explanation given upon
view R,rtlces given and required Address O, Box Ne
IL Trhnne Office.
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NURISTl's NEW SONGS.-ULD DUG IKAl
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are O. f0llOwS:-
Fa long time past, N. do NauPas, whose only
object to ape NJ. Fouche, the Police Minister Of
Napoleon the First, was daily giving the Emperor
report OF would-be conspracies ainst his life and
that Of the Empress.
According to his reports, there We plot made
by the socialists and legitimsts To poisson Louis
Espoleon and the Empress Eugenis and the Ar,h
bishop Of Paris as well as the Dutcness of Month
cello one Of the ladies Of honor, involved In
fho shameful conspiracy. Another report was that
she murderer had resolved to assssnate the Emperor
and Empress during the visit they had intended
70 pay to the Hippodrone, 1T the barrier
l'Eton. Accordingly that day Saturday week,
Whilst the performance going on, the police
arrested more than three hundred people, under
IL suspicion OF being at the head Of the con-
rvir>ey: but none Of the true oonspirators we're
sake, prisoners. 1t Is well known fact in Paris,
that N. Pietre the project o. ponce, ana NJ ae
Naupes have been for the last two years tsnce the
creation of the ministry IL poce,) opposed TO ea;n
other and have had r their only aim 10 over
throw each other F0ftun tey Tor "a. rletre, ne
Yas supported by NJ. Foald. present Minister %
nate, who has never forgiven N: oe Asupas, III
eueasue. for having spied him Willie he did not yet
n1ouE To the ministry OF Louis Napsison. Inc EN-
,eror during the time Of the performance AZ tue
yippodr0me, showed not the least fear Or preoc-
upation; nor did t,e Empress; and when N. riefe
cured him that there danger. whle M De
Iaupas urged him TO retire, he smiled at each o.
MAI. and did not reply other than using these
vur1.-"well, we'll, gentlemen, viii zee the whole
- - entertainment" And Ia tact he remained till
- Last moment, and retired slowly among tho
sihinx t n useless to say that all those people
ho had be1n arrested were sent to prison and fully
e9ranined. Some OF them have already been rot
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dsnce knight Of the Order Of st. Louis, died on the
2Sd inst, aged 80 years. His son is now vioe-COn-
sui of France at Valparaiso.
The last number Of the NEW YORK HERALD. con-
tanning the circulars Of Mr. Marcy to the Ambassadors
and Secretaries OF Legation Of the American govern
ment abroad, has been perused. commented upon
and appreciated here. With the exception Of few
critical remarks, it is universally declared that ar.
Marcy has acted in very proper manner. in redac-
ing the ambition and foolish pretence OF many secrc-
taries of foreign relations who in Europe are assam
ing airs Of aristocrats which far opposed to the
principles Of the United States of America. Instead
OF writing themselves the papers of the legation. they
all require the services Of clerks of the nation In
which they reside. 10 the discretion OF whom all the
papers Of value are entrusted. No favor of any KIM
is bestowed by them except upon those who belong
to the upper crust Of the United States. No care
is taken to oblige and Accommodate the American,
except those who are wealthy. and give dinners and
parties and make SHOW" IL is time that such
state Of illegal favorsm and folly was cut down In
Europe by the government at Washington. and the
only means Of doing go is to name proper men as
secretaries OF legation abroad. d. II. "
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Deduct amount for common schools. 2
-. .44,ss6,24l 81

. go. - "a
One quarter mill on valuation.
The customary resolutions, providing for the
several items of tax with references to the authority
in each case, have been prepared, as far as they
could be made certain previous to the action Of the
committee and the Board Of Supervisors, in cor
recting and confirming the rolls Of the assessors.
A resolution was drawn up, In compliance with
the provisions Of the act for establishing free schools
in the State, and the requistiOn Of the Superin-
tendent Of Common Schools under that act; but
having received notice through the counsel to the
Corporation that the law has been pronounced I'M
constitutional by the Court of Appeals, the sum Of
$24l ,553 10 has been deducted from the total sum
to be levied and the resolution will be withheld
less called for by the Board.
All of which is respectfully submitted
A. G. FLAGG, Comptroller.
The Comptroller's communication was referred to
the Committee on Taxes.
A resolution aocating 800 to David A. Fowler, for
services as Secretary to the Board Of County Can
vassers was adopted.
PAPERS REFERRED.
The bill of Sheriff Orser for three months ($1854,
43) including the expenses attending the execution
of Neary. Application of the police justices for
compensation for extraordinary services.
THE ACT FOR THE REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS, DEATHS
AND MARRIAGES.
A communication from Thomas K. Downing, City
Inspector received calling the attention Of the
Board to the necessity of establishing the fee tor
the registry Of births, marriages and deaths, in
cordance with section Of the amended act, in
order that he may obtain such assistance may be
additional clerks will be required who will have to
be compensated from the fees for registration.
The Board adjourned to Wednesday next, at S
o'clock.
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lfrdn1 ne kfchmOnC Inquirer July lO
Our city has recently been visited with a regular
succession OF frss-some Of them more than usually
destructive. Not two weeks has elapsed tince we
had to record the burning of the extensive tobacco
establishment Of Mr.. James Thomas, Jr., producing
4 loss of about $50 ,O00 We have now to record the
loss Of three more establishments, OF similar kind,
also Involving the pr0priet0rs and insurance CON-
panies in very heavy losses -
On Thursday night, about IL o'clock, a fire broke
out in q block If new four story brick buildings
situated between Twenty first and Twenty second
streets and extending in depth from Cary to Water
street, on the dock. The buildings belonged to tue
heirs Of tue late John Enders, aud were all occupied
as tobacco factories. The IRE originated in the
brildiDg occupied - factory by Mr.. James Riley,
ard communicated to building on the west occu-
pied by Nessrs. William Robinson d Co., aud to Q
building on the east in the occupancy Of Messrs.
Harwoed & Blackburn. These three buildings we're
wholly consumed, with nearly their entire contents.
Mr Ripley, IN whose building the dre first broke
out saved but little of his stock and fixtures. His
loss will amount, it is believed, to not less than
SO 600, on which there is an insurance Of 81, 900 in
the Office of the Virginia Fire and Marine Company.
Messrs. Robinson Co. saved some inconsderable
portion OF their stock and xtur es; yet their loss is
very heavy. The fire caught them with an unusually
large stock on hand. Between fifty any sixty hogs
heads Of tobacco had been purchased and deposited
in the factory the day previous to the fire. They
insured to the amount Of Sl0,000--fve thousand in
the Virginia Fire and Marine Office, and like amount
in the Office Of the Richmond Fire Association.
Messrs Harwood 4 Blackburn meet with net loss
Of one or two thousand dollars, Notwithstanding
considerable portion of their stock and fixtures were
saved They lost twenty three hogsheads Of tobacco,
about the same number OF hogsheads OF stems, and
a large quantity of plank in addition to the usual
conentents Of large manufacturing establishment.
The loss in buildings is about SIS 900 which
there is an insurance Of $l3 044, in the Office OF the
Mutual Assurance Company VI this city.
Gentry and Hatcher's tobacco factory adjoining,
Immediately on the east Of the buildings destroyed
had la narrow escape The roof was I'M dred and the
stock and fixtures much damaged by removal and
the water from the hose. They are insured in the
Fire and Marine Office
The fire originator in an upper story Of Mr. Riley'a
factory used for " drying" tobacco. Whether it was
the result Of accident or the work of incenaary
y not known.
The square between Twenty.frst and Twenty
streets, where the fire occurred, contanedsix large
buildings, three Of which, through the exertions Of
the ffremen, were saved.
The entire loss by this fire will probably reach
$4,000.
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sioners of Emigration. Which was adopted on d.
''s Affirmative Aldermen Moore, Haley sturtcvant,
Boyce Barr, Tweed, Francis, Smith, Bard, Cornell,
and Doherty-l1.
ging sidewalks in front Of house No. 80 Rutgers
street, with an ordinance therefore. Which was
adopted on q division, viz =
Observation-Disclosures Moore, Haley stqrtevant,
Boyce. Barr, Tweed, Francis. Smith, Bard, Denman,
Cornell ard Doheity--l2.
Report Of Committee on Sewcrs-In favor of con.
curing with the Board Of Assistants for sewer in
Thirty-ffth street, between Fifth and Madison ave-
nues. Which was adopted on division, viz =
Observation-Disclosures Moore, Haley, Sturtevant,
Boyce, Barr, Tweed, Francis Smith, Bard, Denman,
OF Committee on Finance-In favor Of reducing
the tax Of Nary Ludlow. Adopted on division,
viz -
Observation-Disclosures Moore, Haley. sturtevant
Boyce, Tweed, Francis, Smith, Bard, Dcnman, Cor
nell, Doberty.
OF Committee on Fire Departmental favor OF
donation to p. II. Merlhal, Of Engine Co. No. 81, ,
for injuries received while in the discharge OF his
duties US fireman. Adopted division viz =
Administrations Moore, Haley, Sturtevant.
Royce, Tweed, Francis, Smith, Bard, Dsnman, Cor
rel, Doherty.
FROM DEPARTMENTS.
Communication from the Comptroller, recommend.
ing an appropriation for the Street Department.
| Referred to Committee on Streets.
Communication from the Comptroller, in relation
to paying John Meggs balance due on contract for
building sewer in Thirty Ninth street, Second and
| Third avenues. Referred to Committee on Sewers
| Communication from the Street Commissioner. In
relation to estimates for regulating and grading FIJI
| tietb street. from Fifth to Lexington avenue. Re
| fened to Committee on Roads.
/ On motion. the Board then adjourned, TO meet on
the Grst Monday In August.
| D. T. VALENTINE, Clerk.
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The New York Volunteers.

At the funeral of William Jones. Of Company K,
New York Volunteers, on Sunday, the small remains
OF that body followed their departed comrade to the
grave, silent and nearly alone. No music, escort,
of the outward respect which the worn SOL
der has right to expect, when, after enduring the
thousand privations and hArdships OF campaign in
enemy country, and returning with the seeds Of
certain dissolution in his system incurred through
exposure in tropical climate, he at length lays him
down and dies, sacrifice, though an humble one to
the unconqueTed glory OF his countrys flag Sir, is
this rights it credtable to the military o. this city,
to the city government. who are proud OF the reg
ment in the abstract who glory in the gallant man
ner in which the Empire State was represented on
the well fought fields Of Mexco-thus to allow those
who fearlessly and herocally bore the burthen and
heat OF the day, to go down to the grave alone and
unhonored, save by few sorrowing comrades, bear
ing the proud remains Of those ceors they peril'ed
(and which the departed eventually sacrced) their
lives to return untarnished by disgrace defeat to
the city which entrusted them to their hands? And
sorry am to have still further to ask why do some
so lukewarm in all that respects the departed and
departing sodiersf At the funeral on Sunday, none
of the field officers were present, and not q single
commissioned officer Of any rank in uniform. A
considerable company fund is in existence and al
though cannot procure such information will en-
piled TO the purpose of obtaining the necessary music
for the proper military interment Of brother SOL
diers yet surely the influence Of the field and compa
ny officers, or some of them, might be exerted
that this sad evidence of services forgotten might
not be too forciby impressed upon the survivors.
ready to render thanks for the unwearying interest
he takes in all that concerns the regiment. Always
at his post, he on Sunday took command of the fune
raj corege, and although not in uniform it from
crcumst ances which he explained at the time as en-
tirely beyond his control.
A on
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Domestio Miscellany

The honorary degree VI LII. D. conferred upon
Governor Lowe, Of Maryland by the college Of Geores-
town At Its Last announcement.
Quite number Of the old pupils OF the asylum for the
deaf NIB met In Hartford tho 18th instant for
the pur Of raising fuuds and making arraugemsaAs
for the erection OF ument TO Mr. Gsaudet, About
81, 600 have hero subscribed towards the otjsct
The Fourth Of July celebrated by the Oneida Ia
disps ut Green Bay. An orau n delivered BIZ IL
chief, which yss followed By gau4sa md f.A4sAs.
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city or otherwise in consideration Of discounting the
pay Of such person, and so that they give names,
dates, and show the amounts deducted from the pay
OF the employe in each particular case, the sum dis
counted, and to whose and benefit the same
applied. Referred to the special committee, con-
sistng of Aldermen Tweed, Moore and Sturtevant.
BY the same Resolved, That the several heads Of
departments and bureaus who receive, collect, or
dsburse public moneys belonging to the city, be re-
quired to report to the Comnon Council within Ave
DAYS from the passage of this resolution the amounts
by them. respectively, during the half year ending
the lst Of july 1853, and the amounts held by them
on that day, and that each Of said officers report
in what place and with whom such sums OF money
were deposited during the period aforesaid and,
Also whether they made any arrangements, or had
any understanding or agreement express or I'm pled,
with moneyed corporations individuals, or otherwise,
for the temporary use or deposit of said moneys,
or any part thereof, condition of receiving inter-
est thereon, upon any other condition, and, 49,
the rate of interest and the total sums which they
have received, or which the depository have agreed
TO pay during the period or any portion thereof
Referred to the Special Committee, composed Of
Aldermen Tweed, Moore, and Sturtevant
By Alderman SrURrEv AsT-Whereas, the Com
mon Council has heretofore, in pursuance Of the re-
commendation OF the Mayor, passed resolution d.
rectng the purchase Of the lease of II lots the
north side of Fortyftth street. running from
First avenue to the East river, and between Forty
fifth and Fortysxth streets, at price not to exceed
81 0OO and that the same should be designated "a
depot for the contractor for the removal OF o dead
animals, and other nuisances from the city; which
said resolution was approved by the Mayor, and
which resolution the Comptroller refuses or delays
complying with therefore, be it
Resolved, That the Comptroller be, and he Is
hereby directed to comply with and carry out said
resolution and to purchase said lease of said I'll lots
for the purpose therein expressed Of Me-srs William
H. Wright and Isaac w. Briggs, the present owners
at price not to exceed the Of ~ 900; and tina,
the same be DIME without farther delay and that
the sum Of seven thousand dollars be, and the same
| Is hereby appropriated
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scarcity, Tor pubic collectlons.
There is an Englishman at Madrid who pretends
10 be the heir Of the kings Of Granada, and such
claims the privilege to build grave for himself in
the Alhambra.
The Turkish question Is still unsettled and we are
in Paris, living upon rumors OF all kinds which are
placing the commerce and stock holders in the most
extraordinary state OF ambition. II had been affirmed
in several quarters that the hosties between the
Russians and the Turks had already commenced on
the shores OF the river Prdth but the has been
denied and on the q,ii rice for more ntelli-
eence. Ii Is only certain that NJ. Balabn, the last
member Of the Russian legation at olistantinope,
who had remained behind after tho departure Of
Prince Menschikof has decidedly loft the capital Of
Turkey taking with him all the archives Of the
Russ an embassy. From all quarters OF Europe we
receive the intelligence that the Russians and the
Turks are continuing their ornaments. The Turks,
particularly, raising all the troops which can be
disposed OF in all the territory and their feet is
anchored at the entry of the Bosphous from Terassa
TO the Black Sea. 1t Is composed ofthrtyfve ships
for the present, but twenty other meaOfwar which
were cruising elsewhere, have been recalled. and
arsenal In snort, such is the position of the Turk
sh question at present. We are anxio1sly expecting
clue 10 that affair.
The shah Of Persia has sent an ambass, dor to
Constantinople to offer the Sultan the help of his
army against Russia and it is said that the Persian
troops are well drilled aud disciplined, and that the
soldiers are desperately COURAGEOUS
A diplomatic difficulty has taken place ut Athens
between the government and the Charge Of Turkey
but everything settled TO the utmost satsfac-
ton Of both parties.
In Russia Nicholas has changed his ministry,
which is now composed as follows Count Adler.
berg, Minister Of Foreign Affairs NJ. De Brock,
Minister of Finance; Count Kisseei Minister of the
Domains; Prince Menschikcff Minister Of the Navy;
Count Pauline, Minister Of Justice; M. dc Bbikaf
Minister of the Interior Prince Schchm itof Min.
lister OF Public instruction; NJ. de Hitroff Minister
Comptroller Of the Empire; Count Kleimichel, Di-
rector Of Ways and Communications
The Constitutional of the zsth inst. contains
a very interesting article relative to the pre-
sent made by the government of Washington to the
French government Of all the weights and measures
OF the United States In return for the compliment
the French government has sent series OF all the
metric measures Of France, which were made on
purpose by M. SHERMAN, one Of the conservateurs
of the arts and meters II Paris.
Eugene Sue, the celebrated novel writer who was
residing at Annecy, in Savoy Piedmont) mas been re-
fused admission into France, owing 70 the ultra demo
cratic principles which he processes.
M. Gazette, (Jean Jaque Soevoa,) who served in
the United States navy during tho war OF Indepen.