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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

FRnAr. Aug. Ii.-EDv1S J. BRowS, Esq, President
il tie chair, and - members
RESOLUTION.
BY Mr.. FRTE-That a Special Committee Of Eve mem
ber be appointed take charge of the remains OF Breve
Captain james hcCabe, formerly Of ist regiment New.
York Volunteer, who died the 9Th inst and that
SEQ be appropriated defray the funeral expenses
Adopted and Messrs. Kmbsrk, W. II. Smith, Baden and
Jeremiah appointed said Committee
THIRD READING OF PAPERS.
The Board then took up various papers which had been
ordered 20 third reading. viz:
Reports Of Committee on Public Health, in favor Of
fencing sunken lots.
OF Committee On Police in favor of increasing the
Police force OF Second and Sixth Wards in favor of in
crsssng the salaries Of Lieutensns of Police TO - 000
OF Committee on Finance in favor of paying s6l 40
for ammunition TO Veteran Corps in 1885, in favor of sp-
pTopTiatDg plot OF ground Ffthav. site for Court
House III Sixth Judicial District. All adopted
OF Commiitee on Whsrves &c.-In favor of confirming
contract for rp-rap wall and bulkhead at Manhaanve
10 David Hunt for SO $50; and contract for bukhead
from Westst. 10 l3thav. foot of Hammond-st To same
for SIS 200 snd appropna;ing said amounts Adopted.
OF Commtee on Ordinances with ordinance to estab-
Arrears, &c. Adopted
On motion the Report in favor of purchasing certain
lots on Wards Island was referred back TO the Special
Committee.
The Board ihen adjourned to Monday afternoon at >
O'Clock.
DEBATES.
On Mr. Fryes resolution to appoint committee Of five
to take charge OF the remains of Capt James Mckay aud
to appropriate $500 for the purpose,
Mr. FRYE said that heretofore the custom had been for
the City take charge of the remains of the NewYork
Volunteers. Capt. Mckay had been distinguished vol
uneer high in rank who had served in every battle in
Mexico. lie died suddenly last evening.
Mr. MATTER said he not going to oppose the object
of the resolution and had objection TO the appropria
ton OF $500. At the time he expressed his convic
ton that the more than necessary.
At the conclusion OF few observations upon one Of the
bills that up for a third reading, Nr Kennedy re-
feed to the proceedings of last evening and said he had
allowed himself to be slightly disturbed by
renee that evening which he regretted 1t owing
TO what be considered to be the ysnnca conduct of the
gentleman in the chair but he etted the circumstance
as he should not have allowed himself TO be disturbed
Mr.. CLANCY made few observations inaudibe at the
reporters table, and the matter thus passed off.
In our report of the debate Thursday evening,
garding the purchase on Wards Island Mr.. Kennedy
should have been represented being in favor of the bill
being referred back
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ADJUSTMENTS At THE SOUTH

From ne Loui.rdie Deaeydf, Aug,
A FIGHT-SEyERAL SHoTs-OsE Man SERIOUSLY
WoUSDED ANOTHER HgRT.-On Saturday night,
about 10 o'clock fight occurred the wharf, between
X. ID. Condor gentleman by the name of Mucahy-both
Irishmen The parties clnehed and tusseed for some
time earn-four pistol shots red-and the crowd
Dterfered and separated the combattans Mulcahy had
four balls lodged in his person two in one leg and two in
the thigh of the other ranging up and the other down.
1t thought that he will recover although the wounds are
very painful. Mr. Condor hurt the head slightly
MoRE SHooIING.-An ARRAY occurred ct Snders Coffee
House, on the corner of Jefferson and Wenzel-ss on
Saturday evening in which Irshman named Jno. Kin
ney shot, and dangerously wounded A short time
before he was shot, he quarreling with two men
named Tom. Sevage and Herk. Walker, but it is not
knewn that either Of them shot him. They were not
arrested We are informed by DR.. Bell tina. the wounded
man viii probably recover.
HORRIBLE MURDER.-The body Of man named John
Reed was found the Portland Plank-road Saturday
morning near Fteenth-st., with his throat from
10 ear There several other wounds the body.
An inquest held. The deceased from Indiana but
had been living in this city for several years 1t is not
known who the perpetrators of the murder are.
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THE GRAND REGATTA AT NEWPORT
From Our Own Reporter.

From Our Own Reporter.
n, Thursday the Grand Regatta, which Tor some
months mast has been the principal theme OF
among lovers Of yachting throughout the United oaes
came off at Newport in the presence OF large crowd Oh
,ctators resulting in a victory for Commodore stevens
Yacht Maria - =
For some time previous to the day set for the race
80, every one interested in sport of this kind hurried to
Nswnort with two-fold intentonsof getting posted up
and securing for themselves accommodations al ne
The steamer Bay State Capt Brown OF the al NV,
line left this City on Wednesday afternoon win SEVERN
hundred passengers nearly all bound for the scene Oh inc
race Every state-room and many OF the oer'hs on 'n
boat had been engaged the previous day. so lhs sono
hundred or more of the passengers were Obliged 70 MAKE
themselves comfortable upon the soft side Of plank OF
the night away the chairs and settees in the sa
ou The passengers, upon the arrival Of the poa' az
Nevnort were hurried away in carriages and stages 70
The Ocean and other hotels-but here they met with no
better success as every room was full
From an early hour every one in the place seemed 70
be astir. The day opened beautifully, and with nne
ind The bav was dotted with oaft Of every descrip-
lion and ON hoard of many preparations were beng made
Tor the race Sleep appeared to have ned from tne eye
of the yaeht.men for before daylight we observes ans
Of them standing about in groups here ana 'neio u'
ing the merits Of different vessels. -. ...o,,hor,
At O'Clock all was bast and oon1 h.0v driven M
In front Of the hotels and ickly hned WIN gax ,h
Of ladies and gentlemen and quickly driven on on no
road to Fort Adams, Castle Hill and Dumping t9Tei'
The road was filed with continuous line oil Vonoies'
The baitlements Of Fort Adams were crowded win Peo
ne a. was also the decayed parapet of Dumping Tower
and every available point on Castle Hill. M,
IL having been advertised that the steamboat BLACK
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THE LATE MURDERS,

On Sunday last sermon in reference to the murders of
the first week of August delivered by j. L. HoDGE,
D. D., Pastor Of the Washingon-av. Baptist Church,
Brooklyn Mr.. HODGE took for his text, Who slew all
these He began by observing that when crime is
fined TO the lower classes its preparation makes but little
impression on the public mind.
Crime is increasing, not only in NewYork, but in
Brooklyn than the population. He proposed to dis
the following propositions: lst The condition Of
public Morals affected By the Rum Traffic. "Who slew
" ell these' Rum. The murderous arm was nerved by
rum We have sbored long for its suppression, the pull
pit the press-sociees have been organized; but alas
we have accomplished but little. This Demon must
out OF the nation by fasting and prayer New-Engand is
well nigh redeemed but New York and vicinity seem to
be satans dominion. The devil seems TO say, take
"New.England, but New. York Is my garden. Ii four
shes bears fruit and the Sabbath Is the day when he
shouts bis harvest home. Temperance men have not
been asleep but rulers have violated their trust He
honored the position OF magistrate and the place Of rule
but Horao Seymour has taken responsibilities which
Governor took before and are struck down in the
hour of triumph. The Legislature did what it could
angel Of mercy to save the people from their most
dreadful enemy in this world But the speaker would
leave Lin TO the judgment of God and the people.
The cholera makes for respectable to drink
You cannot travel twenty miles without seeing that
yenient little bottle which Of Satsns children have
iDgeniously invented, turned to the lips.
The Mayor of Brooklyn has shown himself to be worthy
of his place, but yonder pointing to New-fork Is one
who tbs pity left the honest employment OF the
hpysrd for the chair Of the Mayor, of whom so much
cannot be said He began by arrestng street preachers
instead of the rieers who disturbed them Failing IN
that Injustice he now intent filling the City with
this cause Of crime and When men in authority do
great public wrong, we have right to animadyert upon
their acs-we must will protest in the pulpit every
where when injury is inflicted the people. Blood is
flowing even now and when you open the morning pa
pers you will read the terrible record The speaker then
recited the scene the st. Nicholas and inquired, What
Is this Ask Horatio Seymour! He then recited the
facts of the Brooklyn murd9 referring to the previous
history of Tucker Had Horatio. Seymour been true
man, all this might have been saved.
The speaker inquired secondly What Is our duty The
Church has duty She must take high ground on this
can such il alse the measure of your duty. northern
Senator introduces an Infamous bill to the Senate and that
body under his leadership, destroy the public faith in
and alarmed for the safety OF freedom. But what is that
to his The speaker closed most eloquent DISCOURSE Of
great power and effect upon his audience by an eKhorts
ten to be and bold and to hold public men to strict
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FIRES.
IRE Is SUFFOLK. 81.


About seven o'clock last evening fire broke out in the
three story brick building No. II Sufok-sbasement,
first and second story occupied by Henry Bsnshr sash
and blind manufacturer; third story by Charles Baker
manufacturer Of mahogany and rosewood doors The fire
originated in the third story from cause unknown,
and before the fremen could subdue the flames the
portion of the building partially destroyed. The
stock in the lower part of tie building ives considerably
damaged by water.
The loss Of Mr. Baker estimated ct about $1,000. No
insurance. He had large quantity Of rosewood and
mahogany veneering on hand which was destroyed.
Mr.. Banshers loss was principally by water and is
estimated at about So 500. Insured for $500 In the Ne
chanics and Traders Insurance Co. The building, owned
by M Bansher insured 5000 in the Assor Insurance
Company.
FIRE ~ BROADWAY.
AT O'Clock last evening fire broke out in the third
story front room, Of No. ia Broadway, occupied a.
hogrsphers eice. The fire oecssoned BY the burst
ing Of camphene lamp and the flames subdGed be-
fore the building sustained much damage. Ihogrsphc
stone on which was map valued at $500, destroyed,
together with other property Of the occupant Some little
damage was done to the building by water.
FIRI BRooKLYS.
fire was discovered in the upper part ONO. ls2Iork.
st. On Thursday which originated in consequence Of the
burning Of some rags which had been stuffed between the
rafers 1t was speedily eInsushed without occssoning
mueh damage.
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DREADFUL AcoIDEsT.-7He Vincennes Gazette gives
the particulars of dreadful accident which occurred by
the upsetng of hack running between that place and
Terre Haue, at about IL o'clock on Monday night last
about mile from Vincennes
There nine in the hack at the time Mr. X Pritch-
and lady of Cincinnati visit to their friends in this
place; Mrs. Ray and child Of Terre Haute route for
Hutsonville German and German girl of this county
an Irshman Ed Billiard of this place, and Mr. Stiles,
driver. Billiard severely injured and fears were en-
pears to be recovering Mr. Prchard had his left shoulder
dsocated and otherwise bruised Mrs. Ray had her
arm and hand considerably injured
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THE ASSAULT ON Mr. HILDRErH.

" 4
SIR: The statement in your paper Of the 9Th inst in re-
laon to the outrage committed upon me by persons run
ming with Engine Company No. whether members or not
Of sad COMPANY have not as yet ascerained true
erv particular Notwithstanding the denial BY the Fore
man and Assistant Of said company, published IN your pa
per Of this morning.
charge LET them furnish the Of those persons who
seized the reins Of my horse and drew violently from
my wagon while passing peacesbly along public street.
that the fscts in the case may be ascertained.
-Arr II. JOHN 7. hILDRETH
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CATTLE DRIVING IN THE STREETS.

The Committee Ordinances Of the Board of Council
men, to whom referred the subject of restricting the
driving of cattle through the streets of the City to certain
hours in the morning and evening, met at the City Hall
yesterday for the purpose of giving hearing to the par
ties interested Councimen Frye and Roe present,
and consequence of the absence Of the Chairman of the
Committee adjournment took place This IS the third
time the Committee have met, but parties have pre-
scented themselves for hearing either for against the
driving of cattle at certain hours.
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any romer: 70 special series of resolutions
pneu;.ng the fireman Finally the amendment LOST.
The RESOLUTION provided fo the appropriation Of so)9.
This AID NooFHis sud ". TUcEER were firmly opposed
to- a. an acknovieg ent Of ID gallant deed alt that
wa necessary ANY other sailors would have done the
same rs Cant Fitch and his crew. and Aid. NooRHIs
thought AZ spprnv was of place and s)r1chin
which the Committee womb spend improperly.
Aid. HERFIcK spoke in favor Of the appropriation, and
alluded TO the testimonial made to Creighton aod Others
Tie res0u,ion was referred to the Committee OF IL
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ToLrpo. Aug. - death. by eholera.

ToIyDo. Aug. 10 deaths by cholera.
hrsoaTINE, Iowa . deaths b. cholera had occurred
in Mnses:ne up the e7th ut, al confined particular
locality and an elevated part Of the city.
Troy, Aug. lo-The following LIST comprises the total
number Of repo ted to the Health Officer for the
tEeny-eur hours ending at noon today: Mr. Salisbury
corner Of Tenth and Eoglests, sick Daniel MeAdaGr
rear Of No. 30 Foarth-st dead; Lueinda A. Dawson,
Nanusvile, sick Mrs. Helerd, South Troy, dead.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
COLLISION BETWEEN SPANISH SHIP AyD An AMERICAS


COLLISION BETWEEN SPANISH SHIP ASD An AMERICAS
BARK.
There was serious collision between the Spanish ship
Victoria and the American bark Lion, which did damage
to both vessels and they put into MontevdeO for s
The Victoria put to aerward and her cargo took fire
from spontaneous combustion The crew took to raj:
and the boats, the captain and IA men being on the
former The boats taken up and carried into
ST. Catharne but the raft had not been heard Of to
the 10th June. The Lion arrived at Boston Thursday
last.
CHOLERA SEA.
The British schooner Sarah, Capt Larkin, was at
Pubnico n. S. Goth ult. During the passage from Bos-
ton she lost two Of her and female passenger
from cholera Capt. Larkin sick her arrival at
Pubnco.
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THE ABANDONMENT OF DEAD CHILDREN
WILLIAMSBURG ZIEN,S

The Evergreen Cemetery COpsDy have osbss %
s. e, M insrnent Of such Of their members a. mag
ioss their yes IN the discharge Of their duy or oherwss
TSs osr hss been accepted, and the arrangements Wiz
.oon he com Melted.
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS

The Sunday law still enforced in this city with great
sictnes and iu beneficial effects are plainly visible Much
more auieness and order prevail 10 our streets now than
formerly when every tavern and bsehop stood open In
viting entrance The upon our canal also very
different and far learn regarded with greas
favor by the boatmen. We by our exchanges thar
general movement to be in progress In the towns
our State to render the Sabbath more sacred ana aTe"
kept as day Of rest. New brlnsw'SA A"7''
The Monmouth Co. Bible Society mat on the ID at Long
Branch. Addresses were made By the Kew Messr' ..
NeNel. HsIlovsy. Armstrong, Sheldon, and others IL
ives resolved to raise $500 the coming year.
Supprs DEArH.-A man named Wuhsm hag.fman, =
native Of Buffalo and employed on the .as boat lyons
sS On Thrrdsy morning, and died that afternoon. be
was Incorporate man, and subject TO h's'
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Advertisement
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fAdvortsemsnt
Go TO the National Theater tonight and you viii se'
the best performances Of the season.
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IAdveTtisement1
Tpy THE TAsTFIEss CURE FOR FEVER AND AGUE


DssEss PmLs-They contain salt of Mercury Arsenic or
Ounne edstely appetite and strengthen the Y''
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pxrsosA-Amo.s the aTri, ale st the dIereat hotels
! we notice the following:
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N a. *. hSI ei aoSssJoS1 3 rAs s Mas
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L, 5's Si'' p: sssa N SEQ rssso
Ar NEwPoKr-Anong the guests at the oer"
HorsE. on Thursday Observed
Gov Seymour. NsvNO,si GenSy Bsrss Nsrqs'fs -
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S'$,eS HS', e. Is.s N.Y.. pa s.;
L;itoSs Baltimore: s,g:da G. Jgs "a vet Mt,
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sy S.nSHdss, LLOYD A,gRS Ss~ No aodS.s
S w1.y f HSS w 8 ATSsr yaa Dr. GsS Psses
Providence; Major Weldon Br0Osln' H. cntisntsO RhaA
ARREST on 4 CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-A man named
George Miller arrested early Yesterday morning in the
Of Henry Wencke, No "a Laufens-s,, when ne
on the front door About $3.50 worth of goods were found
laid aside by him 20 be carried off, The staple was found
in his pocket and he locked up by Justice Clark for
examination
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Tapestry and Ingram Carpets greatly reduced 10 price HsA
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The OLD BREWERY AT BARNUMs.-Ihs afternoon
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fu and thrilling play but the best mora lesson os noSn as
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TAdvertisementl
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[Adveltis.mentl,
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engraved and printed the latest styles WEDDING ENvEL.
ops of every the LATEST i'm roson from Paris and
London; plated DoosPLArEs EyEsDeLLs 90 Broadway
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ADVERTISEMENT

FALL observation-disclosures PER STEINER
ALrs-s5o pieces splend patterns fnse Medallion Velvet
Carpets greatly reduced In price al HIRAM
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PHRENoLoGy enables us TO read the characters aud
motives Of our fellow men hdse reliably whom to trust sn<
with whom business social relations AMI beones
once the delightful useful aud Interesting study which can
possibly engage attention Examinations No m Broadway
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IAdYertisemen.I

The OLD BREWERY AT BARNUMs.-Ihis afternoon
ut O'clock evening az s. this celebrated dr.-
ma vii b. rtotn,ed Museum IL only sbesnt-
f and thrilling play the best lesson for modern days The
United than that OF the ssnese Twins
II to be here a sll times.
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Tug SUNDAY ORpISAscEs.-An action has been brougbe
against the Mayor and Corporation Counsel by Mr. Wrg-
ellsworth tavsrn.keeper Atantc-av, on the charge
OF false arrest and imprisonment for keeping open house
on Sunday. The complainant contends that be sold M
liquor and his arrest therefore Illegal The matter
Is to be brought before the Supreme Court.
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SuppEY DEArH.-On Thursday evening, Mr.. VIM
Terry was taken i'll with cramps at his residence, thu
corner of Clennont and Park-avs., and in few hour
thereafter died
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Rus OvrR BY L srAer,mA man named Mssn paga
- - TIr5.dsy evening by stage, and had bis
'hcrlder.blsds and rib broken John Neil the driver
~ The sgs was arrested for furious driving he at the
I'm, beng on q race with another STAGE The injured
nan refussd to prosecute him. and be discharged,
after paving fine Of $40 for racing
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THEYr.-Two girls employed in the house OF Mr. Be
thuysen in Cumberend-st., near Atlaniic.sv., were
brought before Justice Curtis yesterday BY officers Jero-
dett and Denton Of the Fourth District Police, on the
charge Of stealing dry goods amounting 10 about 81: in
value. They were committed for further e1agnaon.
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ARREST on 4 CHARGE OF BrReLARr.-A man named
George Miller arrested early Yesterday morning in the
had entered by means Of drswng the staple Of the paddock
the front door, About $50 worth OF goods were touad
laid aside by him 20 be carried off, The staple was found
his pocket and he locked up by Justice Clark Tor
examination.