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CLEARED
Ship Rialto, Wilson, Marseiiles w Schmidt Co.
Bark John Murray, smalley, MOntevideo, Russell VIM
Bark Indiana, Young, cienfuegos, J W Elwell &Co.
Whcelock.
sehr Jane OBJ, Benson. st Johns, NJ Diamond Phil
schr Lucy Alice CDr, Moph.s, Halifax, II Donovan.
ssr h..ss.H Am Munro. wan %s:asssa n Sss.S. va
sehr mary Hart, Aver Norfolk ,. 2 - Mcintosh.
schr Isabella, auikn,r, Boston, Dayton a sprsgus.
sehr 8 Pond, Crowell, Portland, sw Lewis.
Steamer Westernport, nall, Baltimore Ii b Cromwell
ARRIVED.
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, Norfolk, 20 Ludlam
Ship 81 Louis Lesvitt New Orleans 20 days. with sugar.
&c, 70 VIM Nelson sons.
with mahogany, hides Se to f paTeSp Ss'' Esper
enced heavy weather aud leaking about So per
Brig b Conn (of Machias Bancron, Savannah, days.
with lumber, bound e Port Jefferson,
sssI Excel E.ssIsnss ,, rlyIS1s; Nc
sshr Mary Powell D.yidses, ,w,lninssos, NC days.
sssr nhSSPs.
Schr o Thompson, Grant Virginia.
s sehr Minerva, Friend, virsp , x,-.,.,.
sefs EiSa, Dsinord Virgins.
schf W Roche, johnson, virgins.
sSSI S:.ss, TIC f n:H y Ssss Virginia
schr norbuler, Robinson, Virginia.
SER yi,g. Belle, ws,mors, virsini,
ssS S sssuins, Sossiash.% ami b.lanoro' d.,,.
sssr Isisn &C. CITY, A, Az, ,,:S Baltimore.
seSr Rio, croseii, Baltimore for Providencs
sehr Minerva / Wedmors Wcamafs, New Haven for Nor
SAILED.
SHIP. Matilda, Antwerp; Hermine Gsrcm), Bremen.
Wind during the day from N.
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rivers To insure success the friends Of the hin
to st. os e nS o. the
restore II when the Committee the whos ON the state
OF the Union should report to the House. This would
acquesced IN, terminate action In committees and give
bill. = '-' 'u''"'1'' 'o' 'n' 0r's'nA'
OF thus dsposDg Of bills In committee was raught with
danger II the gentleman from California cut OF the bills
to force srana hs1 III pqs On snos and attempt
previous Question: he would find more opponents than
Mr. CHAMBERLAIN, (dem.j Of Ind, made an Intellectual
motion that the committee RISE He convinced the
bill was IN jeopardy and therefore wished to postpone
the consideration of the subject
Mr. McDoUGAL's motion striking out the enacting
clause OF the original BILL agreed to84 against 49,
Mr. MoDouaAL briefly showed the Importance Of
railroad to the Pacific, expressing hope that the
friends Of the bill would not concur In the committees
s.g OUT tine enactins clause for reasons al
Mr. BENTON, ldeml of No., made an unsuccessful At.
to select committee Of thirteen members in order
report plan for railroad and telegraph line to the
Pacific, to be constructed by private means.
MIR IATcnER (dem,) OF va moved the bill be tabled.
Negatived, 81 against 127:-
eo.h soss Bnsy Deshsr nsn'sn
Eyerh.rt TraSn hi fuller Gamss eooae Grow Hsm
Of Tenn ks Kerr Rid%s kur. .G Istshss
sr 1.r sS Max
PoWsll, Pnryes. Reese, Ruhn Shaw, shower, shelton
FAls--James e. Allen of Ill, Willis Allon of ILL.,, Ap.
pleton bailey, Ball, Barksdale larry, Bell, Ben.
hell, Carpenter, Caruthers, Chamberlain, Chase, Clark
Cobb Cook, Corwn Croker Cummns Gu ting, Davis OF
Ind DavisofR Dawson, Dc Witt Dickinson, Disney,
pst Of ky Ellison Etherdse Farley Faulkner, Fenton
rison kns Haven, Hendricks, Hem, Hester Hi it'll
yer, Hughes Hunt johnson, Jones Of La knox, Lamb Ia
tham lily Lndey, Lindsey, Mcdonald NcDougal Mace
Macy. hatteson, Morris, MAXWELL Meacham Mddiesworth
phelps q r fisssI fFs1s Of n~s
RUSSELL Sabin, Sage, sapp Seward, Shannon Simmons,
Singleton Smith OF Tenn Smith Of Va Smyth Of Texas
Stanton Of Tenn Stanton of KY stevens Straub Stuart
Of Mich Taylor OF Ky Taylor OF Ohio, Taylor Of Tenn
Teller, Thurson Upham WabridSe Walker, Valley, War
Washburn Of H., Washburn Of Me- Wells. Wentworth
efIl Wentworth of Mass, Westbrook, Wright Of Miss,
| Yates, Zollicofer.
The question recurring striking out the enactiag
! clause OF the bill,
Mr.. BAyLr, (dem.) of Va, asked what would be the
| effect OF doing SOP
The SPEAKER replied, the defeat of the bill.
The question was taken, and the House refused TO
| strike out the enactng clause-59 against 1T.
Mr.. McDoUGAL offered substitute for the bills that
prepared by the Senate Select Committee and endorsed
| by the House Select Committee, providing for three
separate roads-Central, Southern aud Northern-and
which had be, in part already in Commit
| tee of the Whole on the state of the Union
He yielded the floor to Mr.. STANTON (dem) Of Tenn.
Who in order to give opportunity to tue friends
the bill for uaton moved adjournment, which
! was carried.
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Married,
In Brooklyn, January II, BY the Rev. DR.. Dwight,
EDWIN X. SCRANTON to JANE VAN HOOK, daughter Of
Parmenus Johnson all Of Brooklyn.
On Wednesday, January II, at st. Johns Church,
Brooklyn, by the Rev. T. 7. Guion JAMES b. Trrus to
MARY AUGUSTA, daughter Of Mott Beden, Esq
At the cathedral In Baltimore, by the Very Rev. H. B.
only daughter Of John D. Freeman Esq, all Of st. Marys
county, Maryland.
On TUESDAY, January 10, by the Rev. Samuel Hawks
ley Of Marlborough at the residence OF her father
King, Esq, of Milton, Ulster county, N Y, Miss MARY
EnzABkrH KING of New York, and Mr. THOMAS T. HADLEY
OF Mlt n.
On Wednesday, January IT, at Goidensbriige, West
chester county, by the Rev. Mr. Bradner, HARVEY NJ
Falls.
AT Port Richmond s. l., Tuesday, January 10, by
the Rev. James Brownlee, Mr. THOMAS H. MINOR to Miss
CATHARINE JANE DECKER, both Of Staten Island.
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House OF Representatives.
Inrrrrlrros L.

HE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
Mossrs. Upham, witts Taylor Of Tennessee Wells aud
Puryear were appointed Select Committee to inquire
and report whether the Smithsonian Institution has
been managed and its fluid expended In accordance with
the law establishing the Inshtuton; and whether any
additional legislation is necessary 10 carry out the ie
signs OF It's founder.
INDIAN uosr LrrfEs.
The sPrAKER laid before the House me sage from
the Prtsident transmitting communication from the
Secretary OF War relative 70 the probable renewal Of In
dian hostilles and asking for additional force TO
hold the saysges In check The case urgently cas for
action Referred 70 the Committee on Military Affairs.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole on
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Mr. Wheeler motion-made yesteriay-to strike out
he enaciing clause Of tho bin, was disagreed to- ~
sgsinst ~.
Mr.. DAVIS, (d.m.) Of Ind, moved an Amendment pro.
posing instead OF three separate roads, one grand cen
trail read, commencing ut some point on the western
limits OF Missouri Iowa, between the tbrty seventh
and forty degrees Of north latitude on the nearest
and most practicable route 90 the Pa:he, with two
branch dyersing from the one hundred and
third parallel west Longitude 10 the erection OF Mem
phs Tennessee and the other dyerging from and run
ming through Territories OF the United states TO the
Western shore Of Lake Superior. This Mr. Davis said,
half than what the bill proposes.
Mr. SMITH, (dem. OF Va, opposed the amendment,
viewing the scheme great work OF Internal improve
,,ept not sanctioned by the constitution.
Amendment was adopted II would destroy the blu
The amendment was sgreed TO By vote OF 80 against
Mr. McDoroAL said the gentleman who offered that
amend nj was certainly engineer else he would not
aVe propS ed to run the roads through the great west
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Tie bark recently launched st Bristol which stuck
the mud beoro reported Hoated on morning OF
10Th high water without damage except king
the Of the wndas In heA,ng upon hor tho evening
yious.
NrssSe vFssrL-Br trig Cobegnie, solley, sailed from
Bow ling Bay River Clyde Sept ~ for Boston, aud has not
ten beard from she bad about $40 tons coal aud pig
iron principally coal all Of which Il insured In Boston
t0Op0. The vessel belonged to Nova Scotia.
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DESTRUCTIVE FRE-The depot building on the
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnat Railroad at Worth
ingon destroyed by Gre last evening. About 5000
bushels of and 600 bushels wheat belonging I,
II W. G. O. Com5tock were consumed. The books
and papers saved.-Ohio State Journal Jan 10.
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T.lcgraphic Marine Reports.
NEW OELEANs, Jan I7-Arr ships Hemisphere, and o.


BOSTON, Jan Ts-Arr ship Trimountsin HserpossS bark
Elisa, Glasgow brig Nereus, Palermo.
(Ey STEAMER CANADA AT HALIrAxl
Arr from Boston 18th, famphyha, AZ Genoa
Arr from New York Dec lst Candsnne At Sc ssryan;
pool.
sid for New York Dec 2ct Cadet, from 3, rbss; Jaa3
Charin, from Iiversool
Arr from Bsltm.rs Dec 18th. Esa,h ~ c,rs; 9Th, vor.
ward, ~ Belfast.
Arr ron Charleston Dee zh Sarah Am, .. Hsvre aslh
Adelaide uetcGlf at dc; let inst Stella ~ NsRsrie
from savannah Dec 18Th Lio, II Aberdeen; 3Dth, ss
alta, in the Tsxri
2sth Mulhouye at Hsyrc sab youss Br idtr Lie
SID for New orleans Jan 3D. Martha Ann aud He.cynA
Several q The above before printed ineosc<iyL
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Arr 18th sebrs Cinderella Stephen NYork for Proviass-
tow n; Gen Peavey or ubse, bouad East y
Same data, Pm wind with snow. In port ell the YES
sells reported above.
me- Copes, NYorh bark union HsWits Matsnsas; MD
% Parnaby g Thomas; schr EnterpsS Lunisy salem
pJ sssmer Kennsbso, Copes, New York: ship Juniper
ON 81 bsrks HovnS Wind, Porter Londonderry;
gusyra Tiger ts s.ssn' Cory ana Mk2 M. Tsrshs
Mrgntingt9n Mrlhtington, Fall River; Bostos Kelly;
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Herald Marine Corresponds zee.
FDCARTOWN. Jan l5-Arr ship Queen ~ ths ssa Cal
sut,s, vie NsvpcSs fer herr ~ steamer
IorltR.
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az. H. JILL OF mn. wxMs..N uao .is ssss
day, has left his property BY win, in the following
rSl2 600 to his relatives 900 to two benevolent
socet in New York, $500 to EACH and the remainder
Of IT, about $36 600 to State reform school In this
State provided II shall go into effect In Eve years-oh
erwise to the two benevolent societies .-Aoncheser
Mirror.
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instantly arrested Svmsby he made RESIST. md
on hiswsy to the stat, house stated to the o thss
Jennings had seduced his wife, and admitted thatxss
shot him He further said 81 do not II am hung
he has ruined msn He gave up the pistol and arriv
ing 1t the station he ainte and after being restored
Inquirer, Jan. Is.
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BEcApwAY 1nrsmr-J. Howard Psync's tragedy o.
Brutus, the Fall OF Tarquin Is announced for this
character Of Lucius unius Brutus, Mr. Fisher that OF
Titus Nine. Ponisi the part Of Tuta and Mrs. Buckiand
that OF larquina The closing piece will be the ung
farce Of IA Loan Of toyer,n Miss Manners Mr.. Chap
man and Mr.. ;. Hynac appearing In It,
NnIos GARplN.-Mss Louisa Pyne Is rs popular as
ever, and the Garden il crowded nightly To- night she
IL appear in The role Of Zerlna in Aubcrs popular
opera Era Iayolo assisted by Mr.. W. Harrison as
Fra Iiavolo
EowBy TrEaTRE.-Shakspearc's tragedy Of "Othelo''
will he play cd this evening the popular tragcdan J.
W. Waaek Dr. sustaining the part Of Othello support
cd by the entire strength of the company The drama
Of the ''Manac Lover will terminate all.
BuRToN's THE,Rr.-1hose ncver-tiring pieces. the
"sei ions family" and the "1oodlcsn to be played
this evening Burton personan9 the leading charac.
tefs SSH wstes Runs Deep will be repeated to-suor-
row evening.
wAuAcHs TngsrRr.-The comedy OF the Game Of
Love- Is increasing in attraction, the theatre being
crowded every night 1t viii he repeated this evening
with the powerful cast. The 'spitalGelds Weaver
win also be played
NrrrorciiTAS TurcRr.-yictor Hugos drama Of can.
gco the Tyrant of adua,' is advertised for Monday
evening next, Nile Rachel appearing as Thisbe.
WooD's JnYTREs.-Ths company advertise very
attractive performance for this evening including the
farce Of ''Iark Leeds
BrcxtEyrS burlesque opera of eSom-
nambula will be repeated this evening with the same
cast; also, negro minstfeisy and dancing.
Tm iingnyIA At rm Arorto Rcows.-This new musical
and pictorial entertainment comprising cf the
most celebrated portions Of Ireland interpreted with
songs stories sketches and anecdotes, will be commenced
on Monday next A. the above named popular rooms BY
the musical circles OF this country and Europe
Mr. JoHs collins, the popular Irish comedian will he
In this city about the 18th inst when he all In
ifceuee hi new and popular entertainment.
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On Thursday morning Sept 20 JONI T., son of John
and Mary Har'ye. aged 5 months and 10 days.
His funeral will take place this afternoon, at two
O'Clock, from No. IL Crosby street.
in this city, Tuesday, Sept 49, Of hopping cough,
EMILY Gms youngest daughter of Davii and sarah Ann
Thomson aged year, month and sixteen days Tenn
pest tossed little voyager thou hast gained the haven,
and now Iesieh in peace on the bosom of Jesus
On THURSDAY sept 20 PHILIP infant of Daniel and
Mary Anne Buckingham aged year and Is days His
remins viii be taken TO Flabush tomorrow afternoon
al two O'Clock.
On Thursday Sept. 20. CATHERINE daughter of James
Mckenna. aged year and 10 months
The friends and relatives of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence
Of Twenty ninth street and Seventh avenue this
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
AT }onkers, Thursday, Sept. 20, HARRIET WHITE
daughter Of John G. and Elizabeth +. Groshon, aged 2
years, months and 0 days
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral, frnm the residence Of her grand
father Geo. I. Codngton Tomorrow Afternoon at tSo
O'Clock.
On Tuesday, Sept 49, in Macdougal street Brooklyu
GEORGE GIncEMAS aged 80 years.
His remains were inferred in the Cemetery of the
greens.
On thursday, Sept. 20, of consumption, Miss HELEN NJ
Bos1wioK, aged q years.
Her friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend her funeral from the residence of Mr. ii. Cole
man, No 3a6 Grand street, Williamsburg, tomorrow
afternoon, of two o'clock.
On Wednesday. sept 10, ANN A. RoBsoN, widow Of the
lnte John Robson formerly OF Jedborough Roxborough
shire, Scotland. in the 55th year OF her age.
Her fends respectfully invited to attend her fune-
rai irom her late residence at Scotch Plains \. j. this
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
In Jersey City, Wednesday, Sept 10 ANNE MooRr
WIDOW Of the late James Moore formerly of Iongord,
Ireland, in the 5lst year Of her sge.
Her funeral took place yesterday afternoon from the
residence Of her nlaw No. 70 Newark avenue Jersey
City.
On Tuesday Sept 49, at the residence of her parents
Mott Haven; Westminster Co., after short nut
Illness Sarah LIZZIE, daughter of John and Frances A.
York, aged years months and 20 days.
California Iapers please
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City Intelligence.

GRAND REGATTA OF EMPIRE CRY REGATT, CLrB.-At
a meeting of the members OF the Empire City Regatta
Club held Monday evening, at Market Hotel in Cathe
rnc Slip il was determined to hold grand regatta
the waters adjacent to the Red House. Harlem This AT.
fair is to be gotten up most magnificent scale, and
viii be far ahead of anything of the kind ever before
tempted in this country not only from the character of
the prizes offered but also from the number Of boats
that will compete for them, there quite good
many boatmen and amateur clubs who have gnfed their
intention to participate In the The regatta will take
place Wednesday, Oct. H. at O'Clock 7. NJ ut which
time 1t will be high tide The waters in front Of the Red
House are admirably situated for the proposed regatta
1t can be witnessed by 900 people with comfort should
many desire to be present The distance run Is to be
five miles The judges boat will be in front of the Red
House. and the boats in starting there will row 10
stake boat situated to the right about mile; then re.
turning at the east side, will pass the judges and pro-
coed to stake boat half mile to the left and then
Will return at the west side TO the starting point. The
race can thus be witnessed all along shore. There have
been four descriptions of determined on viz:-An
amateur club six oar race four race, pair OF
SOULS race and single pair of SOULS For the latter
the following prizes will be gyen-first prize gold
medal worth 500 and purse of the value second
prize, purse OF $50 third purse Of $40 fourth the
entrance fee Of So The prizes for the other races have
not been determined This will certainly be great
es, regatta that has even taken place in America.
An invitation has been extended to nil oarsmen
throughout the United States and the British Provinces
TO enter and compete for the prizes.
RmsrA At PoINr BasIzf, n Jan interesting yacht
race cane on on Monday last at Point Breeze for purse
OF City dollars in which the following yachts were en-
tered for the contest yz;sophia Tecg ph Isaac Wal
ton. cypsey and Vim. Poole They started at two
clock with fine breeze from the southeast and came
in turning the stake boat in the following order: Tec
graih cypfey, Isaac Walton and VIM. Poole. The So
phis met with an accident by carrying away her mast
and she withdrawn The distance sailed was TWEEN
ty-two miles. Everything passed of satisfactorily
FinE N ELEVENTH AyNCE-About three O'Clock yester-
day morning fire discovered In a small stable In
Eleventh avenue Thirty ninth street The fame
IL.
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CLEARED.
Steamship Northern Light Tnkepaugh Punta Arenas-C
s,ssamshg Empire cry windle AspInwal-;M Roberts
shp Fanny Fern Jordan, New orleans.-Eage Hazard.
IepSo, soae New oricansS Ii r sPisham
l Rrg Nancy Plum err seville-Aguirre Galway.
why fSFs sssla Co.
Brig Toccoa, siinson, sayannah-Bcnner Deake
Hrs ISABELLA Rea@ann Tamm Church
,sehr NJ Robertson, Morrow, Porto Rico-Pcnnson 4
schr Jane spra tBr) straker Turks rslands-Bosock
sehr Absona Br,, Cole. sackville, NIB Whitney Co.
sel l. keoha Or Dawson Gharlot,etown-M
sh w kwssa hyna
jamestown Laoureic City Pont-Ias ai mnner s.eS CO.
s sshT a hsoT 1sI James, s%,sed y%Mas'er
s sshrJ Il l. Yr r Lynch, IIamptonnMasier.
hasn 1APaT Perry cPP roVasate Fs Tsrcn.
sloop Tbos Hull, Hull, Providence-Mas,er
Propeller Ihos Swan Johnson Baltimore Cromweps Line.
ARRIVED.
ship Telegraph of Boston, Harlow San Francisco June6
a Il os 81 w spoke bark Greenfield Tuiing.eS from
San Francisco had sprung foremost fore yard
yss seass r % Ssf Ike
g Passengers Tapsco Sept is Ia, Il 30 lon &,
40 Is lon 90 80 saw schr Ocean Bride standing the east
@s passengers Grnne Mnarn &C. The eams oS'
ifs snssas rigging rigging the
Ship Victoria Smith London and Portsmouth, "a days with
mdse and ls0passengers 10 II Morgan
ship Admiral, Binens, Havre Aug i5 with mdse and $50
ashp standing y, with her orcopsa Sent 4 at
q o. lon a 30 exchanged signals with ship Helen Cooper
BARK Atlantic dsrcn,' Jheder Bremen, Il days. with mdsc
and ny passengers 10 master.
BARK Col iedyard, Beckwi,h, New London in ballast, to
Irg VIM spear Cof BOSTON,, Williams, 81 Ubcs July 81
with sal and cork Sept lat 43 &C. Ion o.
passed Br shp Alexander bound w Ill., lat az H. Ion 90 30
passed schr u Sawyer bound ".
Ere Jenny Lind johnson, Cutler days, with lumber,
simpson Mayhem CO.
Brig Northern Light CBD, Esda New Haven in ballast, to
master.
schr John Boston, Lingo. Savannah. 10 days.
Schr Daniel Roker, -, Orleans Me.
Schr Rnbicon, Thomas. Camden, Nc.
schr Turk, Harvey, Lubec.
schr Isaac Achorn Gregory. Rockland.
schr Planet, Hansdac, Troy for Portsmouth, MI
schr Globe, Paine, Salem.
schr X VI Reed Kelly, New Bedford
schr Science. Baden Bristol, Mass.
Srbr Nightingale, HIM, Providence.
schr Oliver spelman speman Providnce
Scfr Daniel Parker, smith, Norwak.
Scir Hannah. smith, New Haven.
sohr Target new -. Stopybrook The built by d
Williamson for Jonas Smith and Is abont 400 register
srir Phoebe Elizabeth johnson, Portland, CT
sclr Joseph Rogers Worhinglon, Portland, CT
Scbr Daniel Russell, Smaller. Portland. CT.
schr X Is smith. Kelley. Albany Tor New Bedford
sloop Oregon, Rhodes, Providence.
Slocp hmericn. barton, Providence.
sIof p Blackstone. Reynolds. Providence.
sloop Reude, Durfec Providence.
slocp Providence, Smith. Providence.
sloup Joseph, Coo, Portland q.
steam ships Empire City, Asrinwa1; Ncrhcrn Light San
Juan shs Hound Hong Kong Plying hagle San Fran. co;
kylnrk. do
Wind. ssW.
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THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.


The Committee on Fire Department Of the Board Of A.
de- men, met Wednes day, at the City Library, No Il
City Hall Presen.-Aderman Howard Chairman; Alder
n Baird and Trowbridge The remaining member Of
tne nmittee is very ill., and unable 10 attend TO bust
The subject under consdera ion before ne committee
was the complaint Of Tngit Company No. against In
ne No IL for running them in assaulting
OF their members the morning Of the 18th Of May
last The has been tried at great length before the
committee and has occupied their entire time for several
consecutive meetings and yesterday the time fixed
for the respective counsel to up Wehaye given the
evidence from time to time he committee have met,
sDd the case is pretty thoroughly understood by all par
ties interested.
After the counsel either side had sumuaed up,
tie committee consulted together for a short time when
Aleeimsn Howard announced the decision
He raid that II had been clearly proven that No.
into by No. Ia at the tine specified. II also
proved that Mr. sackmaster was knocked down by
near No Us rope was not proved that Mr.. Tyler had
command al No II at the time; the contrary, it
proved that he did not II also proved that Daniel
Burns, (who is not member Of the department. and
not Edward Burke struck Mr.. sackmaster Alder
man Howard said that, according to the law. the
committee could not substitute ether punishment
decision in lieu of that of the Fire Commissioners except
10 reverse and send back to the said Commissioners
II The committee bad the power they would suspend
every mber Of No Ii who with tie engine the
obliged to either with the deci-
srn OF the Commissioners and from careful review Of
al he idence the decision of the Fire Commissioners,
"a A. this committee concerned reversed.
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Court Colendrr-Thls Day

SUPREME CovRT-Ciscuit-Nos. 343, 1871, 345, 525
166S, 1879, 1855 800, 1904, 1867 1882 1864
l5s7 1e5e S5s, ls4s lisa, leo7 ,et7 200, 1905
$40 500, lsS. before the Judge without jury.
s,pRKME CorRT-Genera Term-Nos. l. 2, s, 20, 90, As
g. 81, %, SO, Sc, "a, 81, 40 10.
COMMON PIEAsNos. 125 to 141, before the Judge with
out jury.
SUPREME CorRI-Special Term-Mondsy next, Sept. "a
is the last day for filing notes of issue for the October
special term Under the rule of Court notes of issue
must specify whether the issue be by demurrer other
wise.
SUPERIOR CouRT-Saturday, Sept g. is the last day for
filing notes of issue in this Court.