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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-11

II rom tE rafAh2tan AuHuNp
Quite little str made IN police Q,rsst~rr this
morning rs the sFrss, Ct a man charged with -
duction and attempt ss rape. The f4rt~. ~ thsV
have been Developed. are AZ foiiows;-Ths msn undss
who sass he has until recently resided In AusQhA6v
county. yesterday came irsh Kiti, some tg
or bftsen yesrs 81 sgs ~ an intelligence once v
the city ~ Troy, whet. she was secling emp0ymea1.
He represented H. her tina, he bad family tn Co
hoes That IBIS vile WAS III, and IN need Of he$p lie
thus engaged her IL go with him ~ that place. In
siesd OF taking her h. Cobocs however. be go4 her
ON board thr train 10 Ssmiogs. The ditAne- ~sr
pfslng her she began 10 make inquiries and \, fed
some alarm. He tnid her that 1t ell night $50
thu partially qselIed her fear.
On arriving here he took her H. the CotarnAszs
Hotel, where the -1Sfnp registered himself ~ -Josn
tiii~n md say. Buf the rooms ia the hos~s
icing tuli he vas provided WITH Lodgings In . pr
ss'e bouse near b.. Thej proo.ejed 10 The rvc0.
The rfi stu surprising they going "a his hsss-.
bai they had noi beeD long iher yhen noses vvvc
heard which induced the family 10 hshs,e thai -
~ss not rgbi On going 20 the dor u saS found 70
ie fastened IN the inside lat The sonnds sDd vovAs
distinctly heard rpcnsd snspirioB INTO sissasis
certainty, and sJnitisnss va drrnsndcd ~ r.
rcnptoy istfn. The dor sas ssn ofsncd, ana tse
Rrl came Out and related her s'0ry ~ sitssnp&eA
wrong and outrage, thus far successfully rr~Aae1.
The scoandsel va iuDsdsisiy driven into t6s
firee' With his cosi aud tarpes bsg rndrf bis ssn,
and The fin properly earsd ~ ,...,...,
This morning Anderson or ellison" was sep0
=, The rsilroad drpa, Immediately Srvsssd, 80
brought tefofs l. Il. Pie. f~g., Jast<e. issnx
confronted ~ the gir. be piesdcd guilty ~ ~
charge IN the warrant. u s~anh and battery vish
a;i.mpt 10 commit rape, tat offered 10 hesl -
matter over ~ tendrribg his valuable pSena "
rnguisgc The gir manifested no dispositlso v ~
esTi ibs oHsr. snd he uss promptly cosnfntisd -
AZ 10 s.sa his trial II she coming General s~ssu.
The name u the gifi ~ Margaret Apgisn. ah~ u
sa orphan, Ia b., resided for several year. wftA
btoilexlnlss IN Troy ty the name ~ toha favsts.
rne - = nosics', god booking yoang vonsn Moss
vtTr furnished fsa her iesgfn bons Ahd~ssn - .
nan al common appcArsncc, slssi hre fct -
ftsbfs high. bss rod hair ard rsihsf tswn,sent
tbeek bons~ The prospect ~ bis electsoa 10 tsvu
81 =, lfsSt thrve Year, 1ton Iris0a may ~ COS
s<lsfed - dscidsJiy Hstitrng.
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and lodging since have been accustomed TO visit
cape May, aud 70 correspond Cor the HERALD. nor,
indeed, anywhere else. However, you who have
known me for years, should not, and l presume do
not, require any assurance of this kind.
SEA GULL.
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Among the passengers brought BY the Louisiana,
notice cx-rresident Tyler and the Ny. DR.. Pyne,
OF Washington. What is more natural than that the
venerable ex-President should feel anxious about
the safety OF the country and what better opportun
~ could there be for looking into matters aud
things than while stopping at Old Point with the
equally venerable Secretary Of Statct Mr. Tyiers po-
sition justly commands the entire confidence Of Mr..
Marcy, and these two distinguished statesmen were
coseted all the afternoon OF yesterday and each de-
clined receiving any company whatever. What's in
the wndy Is the mediation in European affairs still
matter under consideration. or Is the succession
to be properly looked to? Reeder has been removed.
which was good stroke, in view OF the approaching
election; but other and deeper schemes may he on
hand. These are strange times. and we may see
some stranger associations As walls sometimes have
letter. the result of this apparently accidental meet
ing between these two old stagers
The bali last night was brilliant affair. and all
was giddy round Of pleasure. The many new ar
rivals Of changed the appearance Of things, and
there were number Of new beauties contesting for
The honor of being recognized as the belle of the
ball room.' Whether Miss H-d, OF baltimore. or
Miss Tn, Of Norfolk, came OF triumphant shall
leave others to decide.
The yellow fever Is disappearing from Cosport, and
with it, the excitement il occasoncd in Portsmouth
and Norfolk One case has been reported for two days.
and that one, like all the Others among the Irish
prehcnsion OF its spreading and laugh at the rdicu
Ions reports which have been circulated.
On the 18th Of this month grand yacht race
comes of here, between a number Of fine boats
which have been entered. Two prizes OF elegant gill
yer cups will be awarded--the first prize to the
swites boat and the other to the second best This
will be somewhat Of a new feature in amusements
here. and will attract great crowd. Several Nor
folk boats, Understand, have entered the lists The
charming voice Of the accomplished Mrs. WI.
OF Baltimore is still subject of praise. she sings
in fine operate style all the fashionable operas Of the
day. More anon. f.
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Soroner's Inquest.

FALSE REPORT or AAssLAUGHrER IN THE EIGHTH
wARD-DEATH PRoDUCED BY IsTEhPBRAScy.
Coroner ore npe called upon TO held inl luest
yesterday at the Eight ward station house upon this
body OF aged man nsmed John Scott who IL was
ported had been beaten TO death BY two men in the
drinsing saloon No 33s Hudson street known az the
"Wesvers' Arms on the night previous. Two
named J. W. Connor and Daniel Duer. appeared
arrested by the Eighth ward police suspicion Of having
assaulted the deceased but will be from result
OF the inquest promptly discharged by the Coroner
the dion Of the urys verdict Prom the evidence
elected yesterday before tee Coroner the turns
to be moth ng less than Of serous apopexy
The deceased and HE John Scott J tappeared went
INTO tie drinking saloon ,out eight clock in
ing OF the occurrence aEd here deceased parook Of large
quantities. Of ale ano otcr liquors which had the effect
oi making him stupid and intoxicated; man named
ConDor, who was IN the place AZ the ime seeing the
condition OF the deceased attempted TO place him on
chair that he would not fall and while
70 do 60 deceased called out for hts who the
back rom TO come ~ho thinking that Conuor
lhctirg violence his father hastily took on his
coat, and bit tonuor la the eye regular fight then
took place between Connor ana young scott who fought
for several minutes in the back room, leaving tne
cssssd sitting 10 the chair.
The deceased, dunLg the fight received yolsncs
whatever from any party and when the police on :8rs
attracted BY ne nc entered the premises they found
the tecessed lying on the door, iasensbls. They
had him conveyed to the Eighth ward station house
where be cleo In fifteen minutes after being brought
there
Dr u Huosr mades port mortem Examination OF the
body, ana found chrome ILhsmmaton Of the brain with
sfnsion OF sei1V Ia TO the ventrcles All the other or
ssns Of the toiy exhibited marked traces Of iatcmpe
rance, and there b-iDg no marks OF violence on toe
BODY he gave ss his opiuon that death caused
Serious spcpexy. suptrndacsd by In temperance. The
jury rencered verdict In accordance with III, above
iscts, aud The prhoners CoKoer and Dusr, were dis.
charged from custody, Deceased a native OF Enx.
land and ABOUT forty. .eieht years Of age.
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MrcnAMcs' lSsITrrR james Bracy, Esq., viii DO
liver lecture before this society this evening nesc
ing nj O'Clock the subject Of the inausnce OF us-
fu lnventit Social fife Z" Aoui:ance fee to all
This should attract large sudiense Mr. Bfady emo
u our most able and sicquent SPEAKERS Tne season ~
about drawing 10 elose and those Who dssie TO hear
something that Ia yrAstcal Ia ths shape OF lecture
should not o,e The remaining oppor,sni.ss % do 30
SERIOUS AcupEsr A PoIcEsAS. Yesterday after
noon, ssOut O'Clock ohcer Lindsay, OF n, rs.ervsd
corps stationed Broadway, near ful srsel had hi
lett g broken beoE ths knee, By bring Knocked ao~n
by Of The Broadway stages While in di.charys q hi,
dvty TIE Mayor having issuei "A order somt ys ago
10 h. officers stationed Broadway 10 tsep all omci
buses travelling 10 tbls tbroughfare near the curb
stone desirable 0eer Lindsay, vpir endsavor NJ 10
stop ttSse that was mpg Gown the cfntro ~ o,i
Way AZ trik rate, and TO make the dfyer tsep the
right side Of he street, unfortunately snJcsed
down an5 had biz leg broken either from kiss o.
u the borss bs the wheels passing the ilmh.
The uTsr conveyed TO the Nsr York IL spi'a! for
medical treatment
A CaARoE oy FsisK PUTxsus,-La-t nsht ogi;er
Mas'erson of the Chffs once, Arreit,6 gtn.ss sot
ng man, calling himself Charles GrahAr1, On eharg- Of
representing himself TO be tie master Of the schooner
Thomas Hcfs lyrg in the stream Ard purchasing four
baue Of aoer from htm In West street, ysluel Gtto
ordering tht 10 he sent 70 csrtsn pier for sspmea
and the bg 10 be pre- entSd 70 the sgen,s Ia Broad
street fcr payment TIE bill prose sed and paid hy
the AgtEis Sotn after the Legitimate captain became
ooZniln, ~ the transaction, and irmstiatsiy gave
notice arrest Of tie alleged s~ind-r. The ofe-r
arrested ~. sccusd anc subeguept ia md two ~ the
barrels Of floor NJ greg shop In Tenth artnue, where
Il had teen lsil ty dratau Tie prisoner rAI detained
for exsulir alton.
FhE N WALL srRnT On Tuesday evening, shortly
after ,ecs Policeman catIi Of the First ward
vas eallsd upon 70 A,s. in putting out Ore Ia The
building No ts Wa. street u seems tue are dis.
covered under the htArth of hrspaes 10 the oes of
hr George = sms'ly the second aoor. The hsAm,,
appears bsd beep carried uaasr tho ar-pse- AMI tns
hearth stons becoming trSAs1 The burning etnisrs fall
ing th oBas the erevcs set the beams Are Tts nrs
wss ext'nguished w.ts few pals OF water.
TIEE ~ HoEpB srEEyT On wsiHsadAy morning, be
tween four sni sve oelooE, hrs broke out 10 snail
porter house kept b. Mrs. Horao, at 10 ~ Morris
street, wegt sres; The flames .yrsai - the
adjoining prsmtes Kept b. timothy Bal!v.n .. Jaas
shop where - prosr,ss arrested By ths ntemsn.
The occupants o! the prf ussa not lEsufst ia
tamsge sustalusd VII probably amount altogether 1,
a,outieo TEt art ssppo.od 70 have Lssn ihe resall
Of accias az.
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TAs Fire Department Comnittes OF the Board Of Al
dsrmen met last evening, in the City Hall. Present
Aldermen Howard Trowbrdge and Bard.
The case OF Engine Company No IL coming up, II
decided to dismiss the complaint against the foreman
James T. Murray, for neglect Of duty.
The complaint against Thomas Psrson, John A.
schsnck, r. j. Tourney, and Denis sNcCarty, Of Engine
Company Al, for neglect OF FIRE duty was next con
sidsred.
Mr.. A. o. ALcoox, secretary Of tho company, stated
that out of six alarms Of nrs In their district Mr.
schenck had missed So times, Mr.. Tourney So, Mr..
McCAry S. and Mr. Psrson 80 times Eighteen OF these
alarms were serious Arcs.
Mr. Ron. NJ. HBBARD testified to great neglect Of duty
on the part Of thsse gsntismsu. Many Of them we're
on the ropes at all. He had been to many fires
whore none OF the gentlemen were present
could he q III. S d.snSssD % a. .
had 70 better hremsn In the company than the pare
complained Of daughter
the seeretary These msn had not done their duty.
Often happened that only men rolled the engine
."a ',sI isass ss Inn. IN. e.rr. v..
malicious one. These fur singled out, when
there were others quite as culpabls.
After sone dscusson the whole matter was postponed
until next Wednesday evening to allow the foreman
opportunity to bring in the names Of all who
The next cnmpaint was against the foreman Of
No AZ, for not signing return Of election OF s. o.
Alst0n.
Mr. READ explained. 1t was because no understood
Mr. Alston refused to DO duty after election Besides
he had heard rumors which he thought justified him in
Withholding his signature
Alderman HOWARD thought the foreman had no op.
or but was compelled by proper regard TO his duties
to sign the certificate
The CKAIR decided that Mr.. Anston must be regarded
as freDan-a member Of Engine Company No. AZ.
RUNNING on SIDEWALKS.
Charges OF running on sidewalks preferred
against Engine Company No. s, Engine Company No 10,
and Hose Company No !.
ASSAULT.
complaint was made by Mr.. Robert c. Armstrong, OF
Engine Company No. 25 against his foreman John lay
man, for assaultins and abusing him fire. This the
foreman denied
The Chief Engineer testified that Mr. Lsyman was dc.
cidedly elevated on the night in question.
To this soft the said he was not
drunk, only highly excited. (LAughter.)
The Committee suspended Mr. Layman for one year.
Arthur }. Hard, Of Hose Company NO. 3s, conplanoi
that Hook and Ladder Company No. run into them
while going TO n Ere.
Other matters up before the Committee and they
did not adjourn until late hour.
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Superior Court-Part n.
Ps't-s Hon, Jud.. slonon AMI Jary

IsPohTAhT TO INSURERS And serEEB.
HARcH 2T.--s0msel n StAcnok a0aina TN N>0 York
tuy tOs insuraro> 60 -Ths .ss seiion broagtt ~
the psirtir against tie ators ompsny o. poicT of
insurance snse.sc By the latter p.'ntrs stgsk of
telling ard materials for mskibg the sAss oonts ned 10
three stofy frame dwelling situate on Waybs street,
Jerssy Liiy The policy ~as da'sd FEB -, 1864, Tor
t,;Co, premium 81 50. fCf %. year Ths yrsals's
nsptts.d - a., policy we're e,sifoy.i By Ore pn rs
3oth a. Jelly ih5i, AMI the property oovsrs W The poll
e. AMI ooBtsiEsd 10 tie bal9ng also csstroyet At
tie ,sms time. TIE ssii brouxAt 70 recover iss
a. t2 TOO the amount n the policy and ntsfss fAs
tsfsncsns confined ia, they hsi we'd ts-
yrtngE fsoIa ths pisintn sst aiso that the "a svss
notice 70 Ear that uElss, IA. pa thrltb
the policy wogid bs earesIed, vhirt tLsy ~
conv th,r look. .ls 2Oih u Aprtt, 1st ~ %
tssfed Lhsi al lasSrsnss bro.v e,isa "a Il tlsnnr
snd astsc N be ya1isi h. stock iB.Hfst Il t.euf -
pds9 yss sIf sgbssqucaty the trutsr truux hlm ,rs
plcy "a -. sUf ssi fsc~ivs1 lie pferai4a tnsr~on.
The sssbcAss slsgec thsi ihsy Lsyf tecsir = '. ~.
r1.un and tbersfors acesrdng 70 tbs terms ~ N. %
cy, vtrs po1 tase
fhs Court cbngsd that %. c'ir.r' of ,hs policy
Yvna loc,> syifsnse o. 'h- ETvts hsvng b--n psa
frfsctsf she jrry n trb1sr verdi for tie pian
10 fer tie snOsa' sbi Interest, o. tGT o.
fsfsrs Hpn Jasss e'ct.n
In - cas-. 81 lohs Psntst9a fhs Err'rs stns
trfatrg Company, trsJ0ried 10 ysssrfsys Bss.tp "a.
jury being uEsbis = sgrss. ~sfs +DsLug.1
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NAss MEzrsG "A call has been issued for q mestinr
Of the friends ard supporters OF David Manners the
Mayor OF Jersey city 10 be held this evening, At :
oetet, At Commercial Hall The OBJECT Of tho meeting
viii be 10 give approval fer his Official a1d 10
propose his re elect on 10 the hayorslty.
BohhtHY HY--yestsrdsy morning the residence q }. s.
Chryse, corner Of Pavona place and Esie street vas
entered and robbed % mall trunk containing notes
deeds sDf papers, 10 the amount of si50o0 which viii
silver sIcons and other articles, AM damaged the
furniture
RoHbyG PooR Bouu.--Tre Methodist Episoopa,
Church 10 Hoboten was catered hy some dsapioabls
Thief durpg TUESDAY light, AID tie poor tores we're
yoboef Of coniiibatoIs 70 the amour, n about go
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ALLEGED RIcIoJs APfRAY ~ THE Twenty sEcosD
supresas conrt-spssiaI Term.

lstcfe HVn duGfs hlfctsA
N1RcH =, In "a, Aat>f cfc v. y Koof,n<f -. ~ u.
larrUn Sfnson Draper and ~ kaysr &C. n E>e
Tort-1his suit trovn - the Port Canssyc0ft Pro.
yeTty ease faa b~'n sntly befCrs trlbIaa IL
sasa motlyn 20 maze void ihs tas o. that property
b, Ire commissioners u the pnsirg fanf IN 1884.
Negsd thst the Com pirci~r vIttoni any agt H'y
t ths Hmisscnsrs soli ., 20 neon DrapsT tAs tI
y ,as bsng approved ~ TIE thsn oovassl = ne cor
grJa'on and ,isn.f By The MAJOR. Sr Draper oss
~ tie Governors 81 toe AlnshoGss and sz,t scaN
rot under the charter .: IstS bseons purchases %
sry real 's's;r soh By The city.
fte Iuegs ds,s.d 'hs' tss property mart ts r.csa-
yy,d 70 -, eOryorstos tSAt the costs T. lie psin
ts rsc y the tnfrduA tsisndsEts sad tbs. ths
yorAuta psy Ter own eost
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Mass Meeting In Hobolsen 20 Oppose a city
Charter.

There quite a large assemblsge last evening at
Polock's public house tf citizens Of hosoksn, 10 discuss
the proposed city charter upon which the popular vote
win be taken 10 day, between twelve O'Clock NJ and six
O'Clock r. N. The demonstration got up 70 oppose
the charter. Meantime the friends o, the chAr3r ace
active, and have held meetings every evening since
saturday at the Town Hail. which speeches have
made and methods Devised to ineese the prospects Of
tie adoption OF the charter BY the people
The Demonstration last evening attsnfed by about
the number was one In favor OF the charter
Saturday evening Frankln B Carpenter was called
upon 10 preside, and Charles T. Sperry TO act
tary.
Ihe first speaker a German named sPIERMAS, who
stated ID at meeting Of the erma MS held the even
ing previous, they determined unanimously to oppose
the chsrtcr.
JONI W. ByAHp next addressed the -sssemblage in a
rather numerous strain and tnly touched upon the is
Tue at the close OF his remarks. He urged that tie
taxes were already oppressive, and the city charter
good govern me Mt OF Hobolen II the taxes we're 10 be-
come more onerous he believed that people In, tsad
Of buying properly and making improvements In Hobo.
ken, would retire TO Bergen ILL., beyond the bou nds OF
the corporation. lie contsnced tbat there already
suc ent facilities In the pretent government OF Hobj.
he e b.. bs0 siSasS be s 10
e people for their consideration, and now let tue
pie ceed. the question
ft sad. approve the charter did h. think IL iinc
yet TO iheorporste Hobolen as CITY. Hoboken, he
,ad a., .s,easy s 50 ,opay grosn ssr Ia. become
tent regarded throughout tt country AZ sort of play
ground and gambling ground for New York, AMI tie
police net equal TO tie emergencies which liable
10 arise No lust complaint can be made against tie
10 which the legislature passed this charter
and sent TO you for Jour rejection or approval and
IN voting for or against u be rise and have tho ixht
for the future in 90 doing
~ the cio,e Of his remarks the meeting adjourned.
NJ Board stating that the AMENDED blu had pssed the
House finally, and had been signed by the Governor.
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bsfots John a k.i-Ja tsq.
N.LE0ED EOBB1Y or FL0ys TRDN THH ATLANTIC
DOCKS, BNCDaLYs.

G.iEDED HOHBIJlY or fLOis RkyN TnG ATLANTIC
DocKs, ssCokLrs.
u&rru n - TAs Ea0sd ikaas ~ ksrpAy Ksny,
7srkun, Fsgsa arf fsyv,li Tho ..H~sos thts
,a1l.r 90 ta sirusly yosi..h.s. h.vins ess-5. Mr.
w. DuDnrr oouEs@l Ter tbs prts.n-ss, sabaittsd that
usfs Ef. aoy sYl 70 sss.a1ste th~ cha 70
"a .rc.ry bet sbstr b. eos,s.1es that "a.
rsbn.r. esnE rst - pfss. euss1 un1sr tbs
vbieh tbsy tov ehsfssS, ~ ehs tsird -><ton
~ tr Wssbosss set Of ls. vstsk svovifss ths
pvb.t.s for snSgshng gn<,ss n'o Tia Cnit&t
sad With sgpls. ouiy 70 ths o.assrnsss ~
goods ~bo rsuov. tbs fsnss vshost pay % iuty
Tbs Cu sslonrr - opintor that sisrgss
- 80 spyiy T. es's q tsre~.y He ,hsf.fnr. 90
c.srg.s tie pfhossrs bavinsH 10 -. D.iusi ai'at.
py " pr~sscu tb~n 'er isscssy th-f. %. ssGstssi
tglssros 70 ssstsin ths chsrr..
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expeteDts for advancing tine spirit OF the sentiment ex
pressed m the toast They eau up "reminiscences OF the
past BY the opportunity which they afford for contrast
ing the state OF public feeling the great American
question as It existed and understood at the time
sentiment on the subject exhibited on all
sees rot only here but in all quarters Of this widely
EXTENDED country They are vel. calculated to rouse
toast ito excite an honest zeal for the promotion
o. true American principles throughout cur land;'
and while we find differences In many particulars to
the organization and plans OF the various ailisted
American associations their Ia identity all their
political aspects clearly indc.tng their common parent
sertcn that the American associa ions duly
appreciatedthat their principles and objects
tions daily manifested all sides and from all quarters
this subject clearly show Whatever may have been
au made 10
On this question, that this American mind Is a.
fully and very properly excited this portrait subject
and wbtc this fact is made appavn there other
indicatons which show equally plain that portion a
least Of the forega population amongst us, still
either designedy hostile under ignorant constrac
led on and encouraged to such opposition by political
leaders who thus make Of the foreign citizens to
promote their own sinister purpose do ASSERT Mr.
President that the Order of United Amsricsas mot
W.T. sipst foreigeers such Neither do believe the
American organizations. On the contrary, we would
extend the most liberal act Of hospitality, with the
greatest privilege afforded by laws to all Who seek
those shores and with sincerity cherish stitutons
but do claim the ri xht Of managing affairs
and that the circumstances of admitting foreigners
amoDsgt with u the privileges OF guests shal be
construed by them as conveying any title TO authority
over't concerns. We believe that American alone
should rule America Permit me TO offer sentiment
The United states aud her institutions lber-
atty uns TO other nations, her latch string Is al
ways out inviting the stranger from whatsver country
to equal participation in the privileges Of her house
hold Ste justly jealous of her right to be the dis
pspser Of her hospitality and will resist with her
characteristic energy any and every foreign nterfer
epce (Applause
~ The name we bear-Washington- may II ever
prove incentive, urging on to noble dee is
Responded TO by Mr.. EDWARD MERRITT
13 The Ladies-by their presence, life and ustre
Il mt to this occasion: thankful for IL.
DR.. SAML HALL resp0noed.
Ihe company tbeu adjourned TO ths ballroom and
spent the rest o. the evening in dancing.
We would commend ths committee who got up this
anniversary il could but their neglect OF the press
garng TO be passed unnotced 1t is to be hoped
they will uneeIstsnd how to do things better next year
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Nrv CIps az rms C0tNr We sss-vstsss ns ~
Geo Tsiis, of tuts. B~'s has e-a sse~'abf
tisft oi the C.oyt, .ss ,h.. ~ Gee W s@rtss, 80
ttsss.s eissf rvsuwss 10 for-sf pe.st"p /. %gsff
'hrs ~. eiteT v1dss 'srsis - s'saisAf |. n'y
vtts.
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Died, al tl;ts Coup.os X. 4, On ths i1la lasi, n
tfumN BRorAgL srsvoiute.Ary ssldsf, aged D. zee
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Com m Issionsrs OF Emigr alton.

The Beard met at4 O'Clock =. n, yesterday. Present
Msssrs. verpsnek, (chairman.l CArrgan, sehwab Pur
dJ and Cab,ce. After the rcAng and approval Of the
MINUTES,
Mr. JoSy, Superintendent OF the Poor In Oneida coun
~ appeared before the Bosri to insist the psy men
Of certain bills which he alleges have incurred
0rsdA county for the care Of emisrans psuperr fils
the Board refuse 10 DO given. ur
Jones denied the light Of the Board 10 question him
that point. The subject il under confederation
The yIcK PpEzIDy>r announced that the arrangement
propoita the last meeting Of tts Doard ui,h tie sar
ainan Lobsul, had been concluded, and the o. 90 fOr
the care ~ The Ssrdnian paupers was nov bank
After rome further Atton the Board adournsd
From III. following statement u win b. that the
COuml,ion IL over so, 90 ia debt
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