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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
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Public confidence was sgain disturbed this morning by
the announcement that Alex Kyle, J, Secretary OF tho
Harlem mad confessed overssrc Of the stock
Of that CORPORATION. In this the amount Is not very
important, but coming Immediately after the developments
in reVsr 10 Mr Schuyler the announcement produced
marked effect in the street and checked the better feeling
which was inst beginning be felt The transfer books
were Immediately closed and the Board have been in ses
sion all day investigating the affairs Of the Road The
examination as fer il hes proceeded shows an over
i,rue OF ebout $500 shares of common Stock,
and $50 sha-e Preferred Stock and this agrees with the
admissions Of Mr. Kyle who that these figures wiz
cover all the delinquency The o-s the Company VIII
Lot probably exceed 100000 The proceeds on tne'c
ovcrissues has been lost according to Mr. kyes aase
meni. in biz stock srecula.ions, excepting ss,o '"
the prefened Shares which lent to Mr. oco"y'e''
This fraud bas been going on f~ TWO yes" p',s '
KYLE has been in attendance the Board all dsy and
s;o,os, % Give a.! the information in his power
~ .. ~ sock account. He has heretofore enjoyed
- - A.. confidence Of the street on account Of
d careful NJ anner 10 which he attended TO his
5u,;e.. He now utterly shpwrecked in charsc-
ter and rcs'fioI-
= the Bonds Of the Harlem Company sor his own pur.
noses we think s incorrect. We understand that the
Treasurer has his possession oil the Bonds bslssgng 10
Vanderbilt his purchase OF the last loan and not
counted for to the Company Mr. has sent TO Con. vsa
deb security e7o 600 Of the Bonds Of the Sasatogs
snd Washington Railroad Another fraud, thosgh con-
persvcy Of small amount, has como 10 light Il sppess
that Mr. Schuyler purchased Of Ensish house sbout
$4,000 worth Of railroad iron, which he seswEd cold "a
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
CUAMpFR or covuEpcr

The reeulnr monthly meotinsof the Chamber Coai-
held on Thursday afternoon, al the Merchants
Bank After the reading and approval OF the minutes OF
the lat meeting Mr. r. n. poiord elected NOM
Der of the Committee Of Arbitration. Sundry bills for
printing &c. were presented and approved. The subject
De Illegal and unauthorized issue Of certificates Of the
NVw-York and New-Haven Railroad Stock, came under
the consideration of the meeting, and discussed by
several Of the members and TO prevent recurrence
similar frauds it suggested that general transfer
office should be established for the purpose of frasfer-
ring stocks but no decisive action was taken upon the
subject.
The Committee the Memorial 10 Congress, in relation
70 the As~sy Office, reported that they have transmitted
fheir meirorislt 10 Congress.
The Conlee to whom referred the subject of de-
vising some method OF preventing ncendary fires &C.
reported In part, aud reserved the remainder for future
consideration.
On motion. the Board then ediourned.
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FRIDAY, July 7-P. N.

The Stock market opened with frmncss this moru-
ing, but the of the discovery Of an over
issue of Harlem stock changed the feeling immediately.
and the fell of to considerably lower points thar
were touched yesterday OF Erie and Cumberland the
ales were large the former fel OF to 55 and acrward,
in the :rce to 52 making decline Of v cent since
yesterday morning. Cumberland declined to 49, further
fan of cent. but at the Second Board reacted to 33i
bid. Nicaragua closed at 2ll, Canton, 2li Hudson
River, %; Terame TZs, SC. Harlem not oatcd b,
consequence of the closing of the transfer books but
leading operator bought lot at 81 for the opening and IL
was a.terward offered &c. The better descrip ion OF
Railroads heavy bu. the transactions were limited.
The operations of tho day appear 20 have been mainly
under /, cling nearly allied TO panic. Many Of the bears
have taken advantage Of the opportunity TO take In their
shorts Confidence viii gradually be restored andstocks
will again sell with some reference to their real value
In Exchange the business ia moderate and rates not
very firm Sterling, 9a9i cent. Francs, 5l3l l03.iii.
There Is much doing in Freights. To Liverpool,
- 900 bush. Grain 6 07c Flour, 2i3; Cotton, ID
To London, 500 bbs. Flour, ~. From ST. Johns to
Dublin, a Dea! freight at 10.
The receipts at the Sub.Treasury si67 76s; pay
ments sj7 53G balance, 80, ,727, ,573.
The Norwich and Worcester Railroad has declared
dividend OF cent ts preferred stock payable At
the Farmers Trust Co. on the 18th inst
The Ohio Life and Trust Company 81 v cent payable
At lis Office in this City on the 10Th inst.
The Farmers Loan and Trlst Company, v cent,
payable the 10th inst.
The imports Dry Goods for the week shov decrease
a. compared with the period Of last year. The
figures ere
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Chi, 10 or,et ,e serreanie..,. ekeer .uch per.

(hn;- 10 direct NC Scrgeanie'Ar Ia keep out s"ch per-
The C..fE referred 10 n rrie- which exclude all
eeri ibcse who have public buness, or me inv'sn by
ut tnbegs. =.
Ky.N,py seid the rule quite ineffective, aad that
n. 40 warned the Board when they were adopting t. In
consequence he invited ever ono 10 como within the
rsils ih,re Was not one within them now whom he had
not invited. Laughter.
On The re.oluon Of the Committee Patc Printing
,o he discharged c further consideration of the subject
Mr. MsTurR said he not prepared 20 say whether
the pt,ress Of the City would not he benets ny any
change in the printing. A contract given for the
printing, which he supposed all correct. A 70 the
Charter the present Council hound 70 90 ny il,
whether the former Board did There Of
establishments which DO the work eypedi.iousy
then the p-esep Contractor There within gnn>h"t
OF this place ten establishments which cold give u our
printed documents in four hours Ii the contractor have
all the facilities and experience The Committee ascoe to
them they should be able do the work cheaper man
any other ouse. Therefore, they should not object I" The
contract being thrown upon the market
The report and rcsou,ion were lost by 20 70 q.
On the resolution the Hsrlen and Haven
Railroad from Center.si., ,
Mr. KgssEpr hoped il would notpreyai il vas Of great
advant,r &c even TO The Sixth Wafi ITSELF Take i away
and the Sixth Ward would sink back INTO Dere Five
Pcinfs.
Mr CIs.or denied that Of any advantage 20 the
Sixtb Werd II might be useful 10 the Yankees who come
mn nv X, but IL does 10. build the SIKH Ward isno.
and confusion a nuisance, and women clraa
their ehildIen run about Kesoluton lost.
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FIRES.
PINE IN rHIRTY-gIGHrH.sr.

At ? clock last night fire broke out in the small
iding No. sis Thiryeght-st., occupied by A. Ebersy
as blacksmith shop In consequence OF the large amount
Of light material lying about the premises, the flames
spread rapidly and communicated the one side to No.
sli two story and attic building owned and occupied
by Isaac GOodhue paint shop and dwellings and on
the other side No. slo also frame, occupied a.
dwelling and grocery store by Mrs. Hackle.
The firemen of the District early the ground.
bu, before hey could subdae the flames the three build
ings were almost entirely destroyed Theoccapans Of the
dwelling houses succeeded in saving the greater part Of
their furniture The ioss OF Mr. Goodhue is estimated OF
about s2,5co. Insured for $1,000 in City Company.
Loss of Mrs. Hsckle about 500 partially insured He'd
this fire occurred later hour Of the night 1t would be-
yond doubt have proved disastrous In its results
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NEW.JERSEY ITEMS.

CITY MIssIoS-The City Missionary Of Jersey Cry ms
made his report for the Past two months ey wncs ag
and distributed 64is tracts Sixteen children have oesn
;nSuced 70 attend sabbath School and number o Bibles
nJ r. smept. have been distributed. The City Mission
ay has preached in private houses in the evening on sun
days and i, in contemplation 10 secure place
Where he can hold divine services on the Sso0ath.
C,sy OF CHoIERa.-A man named George jackson
native Of Auburn N y, died suddenly IN Newark on
Wednesday evening from genuine cholera H aai oeen
,neso.J jslorng the farm OF Professor As2-s oat
,, The last several days has been unwe Oa wedae:-
dav Willie In New-Yofk he ate some eueumbers On n-
urr home he was violently attacked with spasms etc.
There have been three four ohsr cases IN Ne~a'A
within few days
TIL Pof,rson Guardian says there have ossa nii
dozen ehoic-a cases in th,t place within week
Ass.uIr WITH KslFE.-on Thrrsdsy night a. COZ
ored man named Bradford Was going INTO ms house IN
Nevsrk-sv Jersey City the railroad Al llsnman
nameJ Doheon stabbed him in the abdomen without prov
acs.;on n. wss arrested ard committed for tr'A
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MARRIED..

CLussMAN-MoRRIs-cr TLgniay evening JsiJ :. sy he
daBsht,r Of James Morrz. Esa.. Of ih.s City
DODGE-LYON-AtC Csy .and Ohio the ;th July. nr Oss
T. Dodge Of Boston editor Of Tie Literary Aassam 70 Iss
Eris Lyon ofZanesyills. Ohio.
HussEY-S1ERLING-AI Bridgeport on Tharslsy. Jay6 oy
Mr. Towb- Hasssy Of Ssw-Yort Margaret
A. dsush,~r DsDiei Sterling Esq Of the City
McDOUGAI-STEvESs-On tue 9Th inst by the Rev Or. O~
Church Of h. N-ssb Wslter NeDo1Es OF Cy
Mss daughter Of John Stevens merchant
this City.
REYSoLDS-LEwIs-At CI:ntonvils, Jsly By Rev =
colInsn M ABsGs Re- ynolds VI Brooklyn to Ms AHTs
u Pistfsburxh
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Sales mt the stock Exchange. .JrLr :.
MINING F0sRT
Sole. of Stocks at phiIahelph,a. ..FnrpAr, July 4.

Reported fo the " Y. Tribune b, Messrs Fry Thomas
board ~ 500 Lehigh 6s 10 95; $50 Lehgh Mort g. &
81 5Co City &C. so $50 Camden Anboy Railroad s a. cash,
s 800 Readin Railroad 1 sel, IS do cash s ., do - ss
to 81; j Norfown Railroad, 5 Pennsylvania Railroad,
< AT; IS Beaver Meadow Railroad d 31b s5 do.
57l; 80 Grsd B,uk, cash. IL, 10 do. u
Hoards-o0 Reading Railroad j6l; 100 do s, 5i
81 do. ds. Sst; POS do, j5t
Second Reading De- TO- II; 200 Reading Il
3 dc do days 36 loo do do 5 lsl Beaver Meadow r.
dsys 57s; ll3 Norris;own r. K, Sc.
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fAdyrrhs~u
FRAYcoNrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. other places ot

FRAscoNIs IIPPonaoiiy.-Unliic other places ot
public Anpoen h re wbsi@ye. uPon the sfo-
OF the Hippcdoe The o.; being formed ans
laced together sections portions o be removed
westher when -. Ard refreshing veusion
oppressive
single of eknes Of ether ie- sPec;s' he's
been the Hipicorone The agitation o. RE arsec tT
The urnns OF the boss around the AID h pirs Of
the would clone give ss1cent 7n;iaton The-s Two
performances hs nrpoIos iiy AFTERNOON aai E~z
Al
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fAi,-r-isfneni ]

THE AFRICAN 'sIAMEsg" CHILDREN These re-
nsiksbls euoss be rsne5 t:e als tt.s City
learn the special % ho h tsn
inoTcnaie v Of csie5rs-i p
who have looked heu rfcnour them uy wonderful They
the back ana cop.ey .h-
OF the functions u nature necessarily susi between them
This Ray be considered the ssoph part Of ttsr
unity They iEdyie1s sr5 have boi a-i
snd yet in single re'Pre' hes wholly and nd'iirsy dent
yotd belief bur usvsIiou, ia he story :
TINE the public will De able juige for e
Mosp,y they 81. tobe exhibited E. BAasrs's MpsEvs
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DIED.

BAss-In Broohlyr Frdsy morning 7ts .a1 dsya
da shr Of Charles H. ard Eliza Bs&s ssa ~ s 10 st-nd the
The m pds Of the family respeeua!{ sssd-uce Unious st.
funeral. without further tnvi,ssion.. ffol -"
Court, Sunday snernoon q oeo~~-
BosoB please . I'll ,,sf Of disesse Of tvs
80 o., no,ns, in n. Sssh yesf ef hts ses II -. a.
The rslssives ana ftends Of the tsmy %" a' 'a
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

CHOLERA CAsEs.-At the meeting Of the Board Of
Health yesterday morning four cases of cholera were re-
ported, of which proved fatal The names aud resi-
depces of those attacked are follows; Barney Ready
Nist; Elizabeth Carney, S,ate-st.; Richard Ran
Cburch.st. Mary McGrath, Hamilton av Elizabeth
Boynton The last named is the only fatal case.
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fadverri.e,nsn sn, I
Trpr s,zr puoToGRAprs.-rbe attention of

ITFE SIZE PfIOTOGRAPH>.-Ihe ATTENTION "t ~
public style o: DAcuEsRTorTFEs o. PAFsR
taken surprising depth snd
briancy the nhta paaiins smaller size
sembipg delicate ivory a. tkeos ai
durability they unsuipasi Perfect Kenesea Of
he made by this hou Dsgzese9tfPs TAKE 91Is D.
&. D. FRrDRiCKs, No ., BOulevrs de Ctp1-dts
Par.s md No Broad
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The Hoes Ix THE OUTER WARDs-The pig-drivefs,
under protection of the police busy Yesterday IN
taking possession of the hogs found within the city limits
and drove them TO the public pound: drove OF aoou:
-isty ws brought up from Red Hook Point alone the ex
tremity of the Sixth Ward and all the other localities
where pigs abound will be visited in succession the
authorities deemng it essential the health OF the city that
tbey sbould be removed.
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BOARD OF sUPEnvlsoRs.-F,ido
TAX OY METROFOIITt

TAX Of NETROFOLlftN BANK.
A Communication received from the COlnsel o. tha
Corporscn to the suit commenced for tax Of 1852 and
recopmei ding that be settled Referred to Boerd OF
Aldermen.
CORoNERs' IlLLs
Reports in favor of paying 81 20e the bills the Cor
for nquests TO JuIe 20; ana $40 doctors b
holding post mortem examination. Adopted.
retOuii0h offered az last meeting authorizing the Con-
tollfr 10 negotiate with the three FIRE companies occnpy
ing the fccond story of builGn north Para
to surrender said story in order 70 accommodate the
peficr Court ns to cOurrOOms. adopted.
Some small bills ordered 70 be paid Tie Board
sdjourusd to Tuesday next
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

DELEGATES TO TIE SYRAcrsE CosyESrloS.-The FOL-
lowing Delegates have been chosen by the Democrats Of
Kings to represent them in the Syracuse Convention to be
held on the 18th inst: FIRST Dstrict-Joseph Wilson
Second District-Henry c. Murphy. Third Dt5'rif'-
Henry L. Curtis.
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AMsD Bull made his appearance yesterday afternoon
in the Eleventh Ward and before he could be secured.
several persons were gored by him and severely injured
lie finally captured with lasso bys Mr.. Woolsord,
and taken o a Slang lter-house.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
Advertisement !
THE OCEAN HOUSE. NEwPORT

THE OCEAN HOUSE, NEWPORT, ia now open under
new improved advantages By g NEAysR and Il " H0l
MAN recently United ststes Fae and Winthrop Houses
Many have bean maze heh viii be -e
appreciated thereby making the ouae complete a. -
appointments.
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law LN7ELLIGENCLI
COCRT or APPEALS

ALnrr. JUN e-E-cr.ry Session No. , conci,iei
Noe - and % struck oG No. - submitted. No G.,
Purdy EXT. 81. ag' Phillips. Exr, &C argued NJ.
q Jones az; Clraseat, argument.
Jnly No. Is. conceded. No. 10. submitted ~.
a. Duncte sst VIZ argument no. concicds4 a.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

ForSD DRowyzD.-The body os about - years
OF age, yesterday fourd the dock at Pier No q
East River. The decea-e6 ab5z; esst iaohe 10
Tight hsd light complexion and dark brown hair. He
dressed in bss Cashmere paDis, biscS satin vest W.
white checks liz i. striped cotton crsvef. sc. parse
was fourd in biz pcee containing - - IN silver chsnge
The bod bore the spy OF harng been in the va.o-
nearly week. Corrntr Hilton held Inquest upon il
and marks OF yiossce being foanG tie jury rendered
a verdict Of " oeaiir by drowning
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

,.i, Of eordrrs ss- The orter that hs
, rs hrn
l. ss.i ora a. Ttsfsni hitherto inyosd Some coHteT.y
i s counsel both sds in rei-fias the
..eri Of he G. du- TO The Conrf,ee IN. Cours de-
ss that srv koud arise en- that point shDaa b.
.sfaaf ~ sra+e
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Our AGents.

GEORGE Z. La FAYE No 2s Westminsterst AGENT in
PkOvIDzScE fo1 Sac sale Of THE TEIEusE.
tg II. b. PEARSON VIII supply friends CLEVELAND with
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NATIONAL THE
sxEE Lock

NATIONAL IHEArfR.-fo night lAEAEL L0cAE
tsks his fsrew ell Benbit ts hoVss aud exen
hill Flying DutchsD Yankee Duei snd Chiefsils of Cher
bnco with the Rop Perornsnes err Glue and Dancing
Singing On Monday Teke, Night sni closing aisb fhe
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
Advertisement; I

I1UIFIs, cItHIiINHIFH. NV'' sLpPtVtI
CANT Silver Name and ,-sudfal de-
substantial and elegantly engraved
prices Orders snd sample by 10 part
of the country No. 351 Broadway Drsnssf
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f4fverfiaeue1f
er-i.@foari

WANTED-The whole world Of humanity TO know
that iie fI. qusFv Ds7ueneoyPe Portraits AIKEN by Ps9
sor REBsE No. 269 Brosdwsy
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

scsLDED 70 DT.TH.-Jsmes kcDe-rno.; a. ISi-,
nborer, while m The sugar refinery Of West aNd
Lnih-sfs on Monday las., accidentally fell into vat Of
hot sugar nnd was dreaduiiy scai6ed He conveyed
TO the n. I. Hosrita where ht died Thursday night
Coroner Gamble Yesterday held inquest upon the body
and The Jury rendered verde; Of aceiaenta death D.
cessed was g yesrs Of are.
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fAaveT;.Aem-a'


found at the CoPAST NJ Is Chatham
At between Peer Rooeye;sts The Oldest re ebshGel.
the ci,y l; they DO better ;hsn
where either at retail They have baach oss
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
BOARD OF EXCISE .
TENTH WARD-TuuRp DAY.

On Thursday last rs new licenses issued TO the
rumselers of this Ward, making total of 2f or aoout
so per cent less than last year. The licenses issued were
all of the now form.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

fiIL mon ~. RocT ov ca aca Stephen cH
r-, :" 70 500 ler, Her-rtc-r.i.si while n work -
ierosy afternoon UPON the roof OF church Twen-
y-fHhs'. between scvenih aad Eighth avs Missed hi-
footing rnd fell - '~ ground -aourng Of bis ,css
n two Itces tnd otherwise injuTing himself. BE wis
tonYtycd 70 his residence and properly attended
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

IRISHMEN'S UNIVERSAL CIVIL AND MILITARY
REPUBLICAN UNION. l-s
This Society met last evening, at Vausteli tereD, Mr.
MALLoY in the Chair T. G. HOLLAND Secretary After
aome preliminary business addresses the wrongs of
ireland aud the duty of Irishmen delivered by M
Mestersou and the President.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
advertisement
Do ynn want Music Merchandise of any hinl

Broadway where the lsrges
assortment of Pianos Music Musica Instruments
United and prices lower han b~ rad
else
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CITY ITEMS.

4 eCoier day yesterday. Quite toerable; sky notified
with clouds and obscarcd in some degree modifying
the bent Of hs rays. Night fair and COO, to the nexpres
be Qualification of the slcepess.
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| IAsyerii-eBenii J
SILKS. SUAWIs. i

:
The stock Of
importation. Paid sud Striped sis Pued and Plan Rar-s
CHOICE cyor. snd 50 reduction inds
Shswl- I]uiD sDd ,nisuiderfd great bargains
CoLUsBAs Hall. No 2si Grand q.
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FATAL AcciDryT "A man naDat IOh- N-rraY. dol
yesterday at the \. L Hospital from = ELECTS Of injuries
70 the head received the 18th nit, by the falling upoa
him o. dumb wser a. the public house No. a27 S5ul
Viii'emsf. Coroner G,mbe yrs-c-lay bed ~ iaqzes-
upon he body, Ha tie Jury rendered verdict Of 49,
otu al Tea.h
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

THEFT OF TINBsR.-A man named James Bcnre,i ras
yesterday arrested, charged with stealing rnhe. 70 the
,sue of s24O from the lrmber yard Of Colen DiE-a-i
the North River, which j. IA alleged h. sferT t
sold for sl6O. H committed - Jr3t Welsh :a.
examination
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Those wonderful STEREosC0PEs made 50 Dar iectly
hy RooT No SS3 Brodwsy the snnsh ae- III
works Of art Call ard see lhe-r st Ls free sslery
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

Tie season Of the Broadway Iheaer closes tonight with
The last appearance OF Mrs Barney Williams in Dick the
"NewsLoy' and e Crossing the Atlantic.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

night is Yankee Lockes bcnenti on Monuay ni9ht lhe
benefit of The officers, rshers and doorkeepers.
FArAr AcclpHyT-BrakemGR kHied.-One OF the
brakemen on the I. VI. express train of the hrison
River Railroad from NewYork Wednesday evening
last was missed from the train after leaving Rhinebeck
Station Hs body found near Tivoh bridge He was
killed by leaning out from the train and striking his head
against the drsw-brdse warnns-board. His name was
Michael Boyle, formerly watchmsn at Rhinebeck
70 re E9i.r 9TH, y. Y Tribune
In the nroceedncs of the Board of Education reported
in your las. paper, observe that IN the discussion On
examining and grading teachers Mr. Curtis stated that
majority had been consulted and that they approved OF
TIE
II the gentleman will refresh his memory little, he
nav remember that the Committee upon the subject OF
which he was one called meeting Of the Principals al
the room Of the Board last M to express their sentiments
in regard examining and grading teachers anu sehoo
large majority of them both male and female, attended.
Tie subject was fully discussed, and without dissenting
voice the whole matter was pronounced nJudcioas uh
just and degrading. -, -. Il, ... an
n-ossye ard injurious They believe that if the resou-
lion should pa very lew would submit to the degrading
process
THE DESTITUTE CHINESE.
The Committee appointed for the relief OF the destitute
CLpese in this City desire 10 make it known TO their iei-
Considered ss accomplished Twenty-Five of the Chnese
binped this morning in the Honqua for Canton 1t de-
srshe that whatever assistance Is TO be afforded to such
ss have chosen remain here should be rendered peed
GA bsrefor. The Committee request that those who are
Sss;rous of contributing toward the completion OF his
coed work will send in their subscription without delay
"a tho Treasurer, Jas Van Nosirand bsq' Merchants
E,cb,nge Bank. corner Of Dey and Grcenwich-sis BY
o.der OF the Committee, S.. " . pa,x
Ne9- Yos, July {, 1854
xon-vvr. n,s,rxs.pY. W,vERLr-rLAcE.-Peport for
Jane lssi-Wboe number attended. l,oeo AT the DIS
Pen'ay '7 ie. houses ss' Toi. lTsE Hss' ss
l75 females COS. Total oso Nanvi's,erna, ,a Hauv
IS; other countries, II. Total 1850 Result J'
relieved 1904 Died vaccinsted ~ sent 70 Pss
5; Remaining under treatment, 32. Total i'osv .ns
whole number prescriptions put up eSs Greates
number in day. los; least number in one d@y' 90
Average per day, e3
Corr DE SoLEIL.-Thomas Furnace Of No 50 Cannon
st struck yesterday in Grantst ana ren1eIea
inseDsible in which state he conveyed TO ths N'"
Yak Hospital.
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WZLLLAMSB URGH IIEINN

Mayor Wall has been Mayor Of Wiliamsburgh ak
months during which time fines imposed by HIM Tor tue
violation of city ordinances have been collected 70 'ae
amount of 5000 and paid into the city treasury H.
thorough and impartial in his administration.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

RyPoRTrp POISONING Casa fatal poisoning ease
was reported 10 have occurred in Willis burgh yesler
day II proved, however. that shoemaker residing IN
North Sixth st.. between first anG Second came home
in the NIGHT intoxicated and went aseepon the floor Dur
inc the night he walked up very dry, and BY msiaAe
drank poisonous liquid used in his work de entirely
recovered from its effects.
German tailor residing in Ewen--t msie an unsuc-
Ct sfu attempt commit suicide THURSDAY by hang
ing He was cut down and lived.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

DERAsorD.-A man named John KHsss. While II 4 Ss.
yaEged stsie OF mind, inflicted and II ! thoggat
fatal cash with knife upon Bis person lhr-sdsy mig:
and found profnsely berng a. the of No
nnd Cha.ham-sts, aad ;akea 3 tn New io.S HosPt..
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

other facts in relation TO The matter which will ~ tis
public on the examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

The National Iheoter closes The season on Monday To-
night is Yankee Lockes benefit on Monday night the
benefit of The officers, rshers and doorkeepers.