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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10
FREMONT AND SLAVERY.

The Detroit Tribune, speaking of questions put By
correspondents in regard to Fremonss views about
Slavery, Gays:
"Is be right they ask. Yes, We aswer with our
whole hearyes, on the record ana 10 me- IN nes ~
and in heart. He Is Tight-wbolIy right. Aod toe
thinking man will reaize this the moment be reheco
Coz Fremont was resred, as 10 well known, In the
State of South Carolina His educ stion was ctlcuateo
IN orce him TO sustain the institution in which be was
bonn. His own n ind, his Own heart fofbr H. h'gu
official station was offered to him-he could have
been President of the Charleston and Augusta Rail-
road. he could have been Professor in the Columbia
College of South Car ins with large salaries and tho
ce,ianty both of fortune and of high poetOnand yet
he re used both because he would not hive and brinS
I'D HE family in Slave State!
"Ten yesrs ago. when pressed 10 purchase favor
tie slave, he replied Never viii own property In
man Now, born as the writer Of this Article was 10
a .lsye State and having had oocs sion TO watch
closely the action Of Southern men, be hac yet 10 md
the first one, eviDcing the life, spirit aud purpose
which Colonel Fremont has evinced, who has ever
ia ter. in defending Freedom. They are true They
knou the evil: il IL burnt in upon their heart VI
heart.
"Beyond professions, above platforms, then, they
stand or ground when makes the IN immOvabo-which
el ab.s them 70 grapple with t,at evil wisely aud
cvurapeousy-which will cLuse them TO respt III sg-
erosion and exteps with p,0DptDess and vSor e
all times end everywhere. Thr u Col. FrcmonPs
POSITION We have his word, and that he will oeser
bIssk. But bis life, fis character, and the spsru,
coorr e. shaping, guiding and controlling both, s.sure
should AND therefore do repeat that on ths greet
issue of the dsy he thinks ruth has heart aud thinks as
the Fa,hers thought-that be il RIGHT, WHOLLY
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NetuWork Daily @tibnme
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
WEDNESDAY, July aid. ISAAC y. BARKER, Pres
ident, in the chair.
Petitions-Of citizens to have accommodation cars
run Oh Eleventh avenue south of Ffythird street. IN
place OF the locomotives and large cars Or inhaol-
aIts and property owners of the Nloth avenue stat
ing that The Ninth Avenue Railroad Company have
completed their road required oy the grant
from the Common Council, and in consequence stage
PROJECTORS have been deferred from applying for Ii
stages through that avenue; that the TO-
babitaps arr r efficiently provided with acc nmc da-
tions, and the property greatly decreased in value.
They therefore ak that the rails whic1 have
never been used, be taken up and stages allowed to
run. Referred TO Committee on Railroads.
Reports Adopted-In favor Of confirming contracts
for repairing and regulating sunory streets; TO Tag
CERTAIN sIeets and feI vacant O,s Report OF Com
mittee Finance on the application Of Peter r. Van
Zandt kim for grant OF land formerly under water
Oh the westerly part of BurDgsip; the Com mites do
not recognize the claim and ask To be Discharged rom
further consideration of the subject TO donate $500
to The jew Ho-pital tn remove buildings on the line
Of the Bowery extension within sixty days
On motion the Board adjourned to Thursday at
5 n.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS IN TIE Ninth WARD -
meeting of the Republican, Organization Of the
Ninth Ward was held in the Becker Buildings last
evening Mr. John Keyser presiding. considerable
amount Of business was transacted AVID the ory~nizs-
ton completed. After the adjournment the yrung
men Of the ward occupied the room, and orssnissd
themselves into the Rocky Mountain Ere mont Club
Of the Ninth Ward" srd elected the following OH eu'
President, Sewell A. Dodge Vice President~ Eassoe
Word, Richard p. Clark, Vincent simpson. k'chaa T.
Clark, Morris T. Franklin; Secretary, james GAvT;
Treasurer, d. Evans. |.s.n-dfr.
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NEw-YoRK and ERIE RAILROAD con

~ FAF5,n FXFhEbs-Ohce No l75 Broadwsy, New.
Ymb-Tee Eew-York aud Railyc C,np,n,- havus
made 10 rssse the IL Busaess over he
nod and connecting orsoeh rzroass and having proc
sIlsoe oah, for that prrIose prepared 70 DO
oa 81 press BpsseeI
Bsvps control aud direction the movement,
on which the business IA dore they be sbs 70
tbenseyee Of the privilege Ct giving dispatch 70
their Express STATIC Aonx
tben road IT'S esnnecns hrAnch.s Their facilities
respect viii b much cs'.r than could be saEded {"
NEE eseibsiysly engaged IN the express business
By al ut made with ne United States and Amen
Gspess erces Ri BE- taken by tbese G
Do1hs and BuHso .r5 forwarded with dis a,ch
all 'be u ne. cities and cw 10 The United stAtss and D-r
yyitones
CohiIas will lie made by hs Company for the usnsIorts
neu u height their rosd The car od aud cent ~ go
snssr tsJs OBDkirk and bH6so % te tsfwsF'o hoa
~ ~ pos their desns,iop The ordinary ransporf''
kea
tvo o1pIsss trains Will be daily IN charge az special
sssei who will attend the trsns0n II morchandio
k<hsees and the collection Of bills ~b sopds NJ eli ti1ds
Ne weesecs Of ~hich will be promptly returned
fsTeasf seDvp will be sisen 20 the collection ~ Lobes
esis az soccurts and New york BU6J C;eve-
sesa Cipesobst1, Chicago and n Lonis
nERay 3. RICE, sspero.snisnt Ex2'csA
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nater Cure.

DR. MUNDEs WArEb-CUREE ESTABLISH
DEENT .t FLORENCE (Northhsmptonl MASS IL ooe
IF tho largest REQUESTED Institutions Of ~: hind in the
United Staes DR. tho oldest disciple Of PnessnI, and
Of ,be fret writers subject Pnce $40 per week.
FAR. q. ". MAYS HIGHLAND HOME WA
TER CURE, at Fishkill LANDING the Hudson hivef,
affords ousled facilities for the OF health knes'
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Us CIRCUIT COURT-July 9-Besore Judge b BIZ )
STALE IsJUScTIoH-PATEsr CASE.
Can. IL NrCnrnicL Art MoseA Jerome ct a..
Cyrus II. McCorn

Chcpt CorIt re, tLs feLdsts who asseeee u
JolD H. Mspn,. Patent keapiog Machine fof
from making .uch ni-cuiD-., s1c tue Infringing aic
,ouicks ustsur THIS ijunc,ion not issued unth tns
2iIb 1 ia, is liz rdan.s refDs - obey H. a. al
tsci Insbt ,erved asairst them
The urr deeisoj tia, eta male out case OF nissu
l.r, wacb woui az swsy he Effect of the mouol Ias
,t.e yrit a !, ia ia its tscs p7rported 70 eTo
tihI c.ri4r soieg Jnus 1885, but WAS ante u
VIZ .umion jbr.e set were beiSg soLe IA Apfl'
brt ps,i, sLt axe writ VI ms MOO o. q.
own y,i.r Il Should sken on, witoin ress 'naoe
before the Leaf term II term interp''e u oees' Wv
lee 4 ~ Iri ~ I'd, III proper PROOF.
II ~; etion set asce .
pE. for psish; Har'ebeooh ior deisheatS.
Court th- let Monday II sspe"'
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JvLY s-beSre
Judge Belts.
NO GRAND JURY YET.
Out Of the new panel Oh twenty Grand Jurors whose
names were drawn but ore appeared IN court thus
morning, which makes the whole NUN Der eleven Bat
one other had been srs,naly served Of the Others
most were ont If town, in Europe, and one dc TO-
Tie District Attorney moy ed tn It the Marshal ORA
again from the box. lie said that he was anxlois -
repe the impuatcn cast uuon the Court, To At had
the same Jurors oI III after Twenty-our Jurors
were accordingly directed to be summoned for 10 NOR
row morning Tie Grand Jurors present were dis
charged till Thursday and the Petit Jurors till Friday
at IL q. m.
The SLAVE TRADE-BAIL-P RELlhiNAhf ANA"'A
Tn. United States ast. NJ Al uel B. Ds Cunha Heis .
A motion Voc made in this case ~ ME- DlacA 'o1.
the the defendants immediate exah-Son o'o'
(ommissiOLeT .u..n.1 a, ,hs
dave trade on board the schooner Atva, alias onward nc
y.ul sriy save ball ar ub qneIuy demhdei a. &
tin which rfuse Dsl let AttorLe cch'ehoins ,'a
siSed an exsmpAtion that he Commissioner 70 sse
i.ru eoiai. Rail between he arest and me nea'of.
B.ek on the other hard argued ia support oil h moo tus
,h,,, pr,uiDa, matters " GU 81 ehh
that Ly syg bell piscner admitted noh,Eg mere THAI ths
he was N the power OF u" ',w III A. a,..L IN Oh =.
Thouth the Court ned 10 sgre7 Win M nseh ID "
nov ar 10 d.r ON Undertake an e1snne,1 a.
az that il lay tbe discretion OF the Dislr;t A,9le
wi prisoner should ,hond not BE- -xAu ed oe.s Iu
,,e w., laid before Grand jury The Judge e'lssscu
hru sell nwlli dJwp rus OF practice IL oi' nsi'
TIE counsel mish apply 20 him IS "a examining
the sbercs Of dire tory statue re woua
Grad Jury the h,s; n,'snce or be msh' e'o't %
proper case shown. Motion denied
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NENJERSEY ITEMS.

Cossos CouYcIL. jersey City. Common
Couue has deter mil ed with Alexander Love fof
cI.erins the streets Of jersey CisY for the eDenl year
saseo The Connee Public Grounds AMI bu'dinss ma
bean auh4ized 10 purchase ot No II Warren stEes Ia the
seepi Ard Tor 100 in Breht street, in the third
ard for s9oc lor in South Fifth street. Fourth wad'
10, NO- for ses buaiDss for the Of me FIRE De
palent Luther Pratt Co OF The Jersey Ciy Se"f''e'
v ere appointed Cor Yoradon printers
DkNoCRArrc STATE CoSvEyTIos.--TheN New jersey
d. uoorac Convention for the nomination Of STATE
k.t a. candidate for Governor has been caed fo inc ho
dav # August a. TrrDt0n
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respsetna tho n contract M ChSeh 10 tss
uspib Of June eed summary proc ohoss 10 ect be
t..pt that bic ksi sIpifoi A. the
. The rcug this CouIt 20 conpsi sDeeih
E.m County the lsndords psreenss ioi
a. No sps Of motion far AN junction ps sdeSS 1e tn.
M on the MOTION AID the psiptihs ceanss claimed
the statute resusrs summary poc@ediDs er
by the order Of Court, yet m Al
;o, Al. ee the code Tho p.ntt pop.r casa bs'rt pre-
,a I titled to ill The remedies secured byt,s code snf
s,d ,nhodss to that elect The JUICE, on tsAof tho es
very strongly that be opium ~'s syete y me
,o, a. Ire Court such .sss, but on us Ponc
IN, .epted reversed the iecsoI- -
e Wri.bt IN plaintiff; 8. L. Grimm for defendant
MARINE COuRr-July before iu.es MCCARTHY.
Cn~. . E,,rs, raid AZ, Tho Board OF Supervisors
These were ACTORS brought by the Assessors OF the
Fourth Ward 20 rec yer judgments r The unpa balance OF
their sslses The cms,aDces are tue sane ~ respect
the salaries Of the other forty city assesJs =
The claims have been suded sn1 allowed oy .he poHa
sureyiors and there being moneys spphSas :. sa
ntnt in the county treasury the pisipns scuxnt pu -
claims to Judgments that they might DO sefe1 ~ ne
levy BY the supervisors under statute respecting J's
sgsnst com tea.
The de hs The county could no, Do sisd of
elsD which had been duly examined snd Ao~ei ny 'no
moneys The treasury became the daty Of the bo nd usr
the Of the State rse the amount out OF to
county by tax at the proper time and hs If they 70
do the performance Of that duty could be enfcei tns
h. by writ Ct n sndsmua
That the Judgment soueh, BY The plaintiffs would impose IN.
coste upo" the county Sd would be volston 81
the aid Of the decision Of the Superior Court Brady
The Supervisors Judgment Tor the PLAINTIFF.
p McMshon for the plAinLs; " " b. Wilcoxson for the
Gnn viaoya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10
TO THE FRIENDS OF reform Nv THE
STATE OF OHIO.
THOSE ESPECIALLY WHO DESIRE THE REPEAL
OF THE LAWS WHICH Cypress AND DEGRADE

WOMAN.
Efforts have been msde in various paris Of the Sste
to arouse the public mind 20 the social and political
disabilities mpo ed upon the women Of Ohio by TIE
iaws OF the State.
Through the lsbors OF ,elf+acI6cing Isborers thee
efforts have at length assumed shape and cirectlon
petition asking the repeal Of all laws regarding pop
erty rights and The guard .bship Of children,
make distinction accoun. Of s.x, cont9iong zoe s
ma pres Of be wen 1900 and 1000 citizens o. the
Stare yresr'sd to tho pss,n; u 81 ;bs Hoa..
The e;iton red N Select Con- u. ,,o " 700
ofHtrre,sLIsvs winch viii report bill a. the next so''on
c,ssn.d 20 meet 10. wa ts Of n. ,e'inolie-' - 4,
petition askps tba. .anms jiae hev es iaay %
tat,n y have he words wh'to" Ud EiE. trsec iro
the Cousctu e the Stat sign y NC I'M thee
thr coed ard referred 70 committee on
FOR cuts 'pat si'o re ~en' 10 no oaohs
Of the C.ma,t.e, wA' We expect De AGED upeI nex'
wiz ter A,,,. ,..,.h... ,.,
a. m. ubub,r & petiio.' - ilcTe,s 8.
a., ID. ers tie hsyo oil faD.s 20 for
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BROOKE wv ITEMS.

The INTRODUCTION OF WATER The Nassau Wa
ter Company making 'sngemens for the purpose
OF commencing the works, and have appointed Mr..
Knkwood chief engineer and Mr.. McEloy assst,n.
engineer. The former has been connected with the
Croton Aqueduct Department. and the latter has been
for mrny years sis;snt engineer in the Navy Yard
It IS pr, posed to inausurae the work with public
eel. braiop and Preparations are about being made to
his end.
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NETWORK and NEW-IIAVEN RAILROAD.
~ erriMsR ADVANCEMENT, commanding May 5, le5e
PASSENGER Stations Corner Broadway and Canal st

u New Yori corne1 18Th 4 and 4,h-sv
fEAUs LEAVE EEw-YoRE-For ew-Hsven: =, q IN,
eEz)j 1850, 3:i5. (E1) $50 IN. For Bridgeport: ga
E1l 1850. 3b, GER, $3.50 m For Milford, srst
b,d, Fairfield Southport and Wesport: u: 80 3;6
$50 For Norwth: 7,s IN n,so, S:l5 T. tfx) 4:S,
t'l5 6;b For Dsien AID Greenweh: 2, IN. 1880
DIS 1850, s. IS 6l5 p. For StsmfpId: 2, g. fEI.)
rs Sis, :, EI )4So, Sis el5 For Port Chester
sL5 pm.
CONNECTING TxANs-Por Bosom: g m. LEI Ii up. m
en- For Hartford and Spriu gfed: Tex $50 IN
<p fEx) For Connecticut River Railroad 10 MonueA:
= ~ Hs For Canal Railroad 81 IN fEx aud l2iSe m
r. Wes,6ea For NewL.rdon Railroad: a IN p IN For
Bo5tsonic Rsi'resd: ss For SsugstRck Railroad: 81
N Sib 10 For Osnbury and Norw sik Railroad: T. U
AP. m
TnAns TO rswYosk-Yroun New ssven; o;so, sso,
tE1 l:S lEx $50 .: 81 p (Ex FROM bridgeport
&le, 7% ion Ok 2:H (EI 5l. 1905, .. (Eh)
yroI" Sor~st: 4:+3 e,+4 si5, ro,3 lEI Ass. tEx
S23, oR ht5 IN. EI) From Pert Chester: 5:H. :<s.
14. ssSo, n;oo - IN Ga (4.cs, 6:41 0. u.
JAMES suoe
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Charles johnson and Willism Newton were tried
ard convicted Of burglary the house Of Mary
No III Co unts street, the 18th u The kr named
sepepe.d the Pen Ltsy for three months the Las. for
4 ur ropthG 49,
John Waugh ard Js,per Livingston tried and
az larceny siDs gold wstch fro John t. sn
of No 81 Bey.rd street. demanded Tor sentence
Weber AIDED guilty Of assault with iren all
Cshsrne Htneyer, of No IS Market street. BY sa,bns her
With knife Setter ced State Prison for
Louis Hocb PIE sded guilty gland larceny ia sse ans
watch valued s+5 from Abrsn Ho~lard Of No Isl De-
lsI eey street. s.ste PTison too yesrs .
isu Nc Darmott ard william Petit were coavic'ed OF
srsro Larceny in sesins two piss Of tin, valued At from
G n B.sou ofNo 20 Brosdssy. Rsmsnded for sentence
Wap II Tuchsr pleaded s1ilty to burglary third degree,
OH The John Nsse No 25 Rose street Two years to
State P:isor.
Adjourned for ~ day.
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srPhkME COURT cIRCuIT-JuLY s-Befsre ROOSEVELT
j.. shout a Jury.

y. Fl. HCcn e.. a. NJ VI H. naCe q eO~'
There suf -iert evidence OF dem ind ana hytece
Of n,os, ar.r he drawers and indorsers Of the BILL As 20
the by Of the p.rnsr., Of he s,sus %
iraivd for which the boee" "si9
t responsible sid c,rsiuss 10 dsf,ure % ~ ~
cop.r,. Jo5sm-n plaintiff for principal ile'e- e's
coats with the dsnnsg.s allowed BY lag.
Same As' Maze, Coe Z Brsdbury.
Like decision a. 10 the other draft, and Ike I'it
meat IN De .Ltred
SPECIAL TraM- Bssre Jujse WHITING 10 Cbsn'e"
NoIIoE.-Judgr Whiting viii 81 at Ctan,ers 10
,ius IN. month a ,uv Al pn'e BUSINESS WIZ o, ean
up - 10 oeIost. Cor,e.'ei o,ioos must os ncs" '' il
och Il IL SIec!si Tern, Chamber.
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KINGS cnrNrY s1ipH :ME cOURr-Iuiy 7-Besoie !

Hos. Wln. ROCKWELL, Jasf',e
SUMMARY observation-disclosures
Joti. 2 Al Nlst Chsrisf.
This q ssse involving PORE % c'nsi lelape -H'ei
70, 20 Ia, Al r3s Tire defendant CnSi ~ con
sct IN w1i,iD, executed lat Fall ssssd 20 ei 70 W He1i
,tore nd aw.frr 16,i T. tn'dhs ssf'oh o
the store 20 Ne s,,er m sdiatoT, 10 eas- ~ .as ." ~
ppsts Il tie ~ daS II ssfI .osIee.;f
yearly with apyr ID security Somso n''e
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L CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Atlantic ciies with
Western North and Southwestern Ststes BY con-
inuous Hallway direct The Rood also connects ct Pittsburgh
With daily line of Steamers TO all 10 The Western Rivers
md Cleveland and SaDdusky With stesmers TO all poA on
he Lakes making the most direct cheapest and
,eable by which FREIGHT b. fovwsd~f n and
from the Great West ,,n,,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
F,RsT Glass r os Shoes Dry Goods lin on M, 100 N
boxes,) FuTs, Feathers, Co.. ...........} " ~
SECOND CLAss.-BoOks and Stationery, Dry
0oois lin bales, Hardware. Lesther Too per 100 ID
THIRD CLAss-Anvfia Bsssng Bacon and &c pey 100 N
Pork, in bulk Hemp, ac .........;
rouRTH CLAss.-CeRee Fish, Bacon and so. M, ,0o N
Perk, tpsckedJ Lard and Lard Oi.....:. wv r ~
In shipnps Goods tom ANY point east of
ocular mari the package Via Pennsylvania Railroad Al
9oOs consigned the Agents Of this Road at Philadelphia OF
Rit.ebursh, viii be forward without detention
FREIGHT AGEETs-Hsns, Wofmley Co, Memphis, Tenn. ;
a. =. Sass Co. 5t Louis, J. s. Mitchell SoL Z ansviie
Ind Dumen Beh Murdoch, and Carter Jewett Louis
VILE KY B. c. Medium, Madison, Ind Spriemsn Brown,
md irwin Co. Cincinnati N. W. Graham Co. GAINESVILLE,
Ohio Lssch Co. Ne. 8 xilby Boston, Lescht CO. No
ry-pIscs, NewYmk; J. snseder Phlsdelphis; Msgsw
Kosns Baltimore Geo. C. Frsnciscus. Pittsburgh
FOR fuTthe' psriculMs or bile Of lsdins, apply 70
LEECH Co.. Asents Penn Railroad Co..,
No. 2Astor House, New.York-
II. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent PhnsdephA
". J. LOMBAEpT. Snpsrmt-ndsnt Altoona ps
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cTRsIONS- SEVEN TAPS DAILY ssch S.y tSun.
dsys Boat csves Nov Yorh leave Flushing
and 10 80, ~ Rlr., sn @o 90
s;ss ds' sevYo.k The beautiful stsamaf ISLAND CITY
Fish,rs Ra,irod ne sve. Fulton haraet slip M OF val
,,,re ON both shores Es River and landing 1t Hun
ter, Point twenty mi. uses Here 'He from At
Of the g. rosd. IN the country N tw,nt,sve ~sns. IN
Sstot al Depot West fu.hins The whole trip oocape:
less than an hour Fare 70 ccntA EHcur'i,n parties aud
.ch os aler At ,duo. aso reach he care
by The Booln City Rso.A though Green Point, or By
cIo4,ing the c3d.t ferrv.
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As6ndl.

CANDS' SALT-RHEUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
from Cutsneous EIupivo Diseases .hoa at once resH
this yslua bile medci which sl speedily relieve the worst
sistressiDg olaips AID III oei pefh
con tlete radical cure. Prepared and sold By A. b. d.
SANDS pmsIsts. No loo Fuliopst New.York.
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CAnpoLI T. SMITH near the Post Office. SYRACUSE n T.,
Aseat for TaE UAILy WEEKLY and SgsIWsEKLy TnIsuss
Mr. W. H. Waters win supply our friends In L'rTLs PALS
eth TIE II DVHE.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

TIE regular weekly meeting of the G'ard took place
yesterday afternoon, at the office in Worth street,
Hon. GuLIAS c. VkRPLAScK presiding, aud he'''a.
CAnRIcAN, CURTIS, CuAxIsd, CEASrREr, husr,
MORGAN, PuRDY aid GARRIGuE, P'e--n:
TIE condition OF the affairs of the Commission are
ret forth in the subj,ined weekly summary:
Nun Of arrived TO July ~
Number Of srants arrived since TO July 1s.... S
NJ, .... ~ sis
To late in
1855. 1872.
a, .,,-,, ,,,,. a., Wa "a. I.l i SIJ 2,4ll
No ef hIpstes In Institutions on Staten Isi. 10 p
r., I4 AS 2543
Ov.rdrsft Bsnh jap ], leS..... ""' "
hec eipts 10 Ibly 2, lS5...............S lEooJ3
Received since TO July 8, 'or comm - - a. aos y,
1 t,ion Of alien passengers, kc......... I"lS w. DE-
s7,9T 10
pishurser ents July 1876 ~ 20 W
NJ. Castle q arden Cuinm'tte. through Their C1air
mnD, Mr. G4nigue, reported 10 r,fere'"e to ibe c"'e
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-vxup BRITISH and NORTH AMbni'A
IvtD nov AL NAIL Steamship ,oL

-v,.,v BRITISH and NORTH AMbhio"'
nov AL NAIL srEAMsbirs ,ooL.
WON sIwyonx 70 tl.n........*is
Chsf CABIN Pesssse..' ''''...........''
sseoDd Cam 9. rss'; Session 70 IiSl''oo emo
CA,ef hin Passase.........''' '............
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AsH' e.y s's. Is EEGsofH: e:ss t' .ss. 0.
AFRicA Cap. APT, ss es.r White HIGHT a. "'''"''''
.sss bow a o. ss ssasSs.y jay @ MS
ss s Yosi w.sassy }s, g l lss
Aralea g"; x Wss%s .a.y Ava ss
SEhsia Jois cave. Boston wednesday, Aas IS leS
ARAsi ADJ. - ss .sscl.d II paid IcIi
q these 'hp. win net be :ee s.. or Msss
TIE soiie SPECIE Js-e h.rssoy and the value ,sseoi
:. :sS' ,sTs.RO, No. Bowling u.en
.7o1acR 10 PASSENGERS and IMPORTERS
NTss LIVERPOOL and PHiLADEtrhiA sIhA"
LIZ roMPANYs splendid and powerful stea~G I,p,ca
TY or sALTIMoS&E;H; $50 tan: Ssps W. WrIE.
Cs4Y ~ wANoHssTER 2!1. Cap: Capt Ewrs
r., Intended to .sii Is follows
rI EsSS F..i .tTHunspAY Augusta
CITY o. BAIT .STss ~ i %Sasr'OA'
Saloon ESQ., sS5 sd IS according 7, ~ fo
limited ,sse rs 2. srd foaSd m provision
ESQ rron, liverpool ;....':o@
49,. s,sshipe arc constructed With improves vsseftsM
and sseb vessel esres an sxo-erced soseye
n,s,s ~ishns 70 bring their friends can oosn oeIh
.of rssssse spd drafts Liverpool Va sums u sterling
~, - nrlx 20 JOHN @. DALR, Agent,
"p" -''' No. II Walnot st., Phiisdelphia,
ISABEL CORTIs. No. 1T Broadway. New-Vort-
IIFW LINE Of NEW-YORK aud LIVER
III POOL PACKETS-PATRIOTIC LINE.-Ths line VII
5, sunprissd Of The folowns and 6rsess: ship, W.
WHNRS CLAY ....1 800 tuns.. Capt David CsuIkns
INSTRUMENTATION uns. Capt Daniel Truman
@TNT. orc tun. Capt Ge s s. HI IT,,
mLEN AUSTIN. roo tuns. Capt William II SsfncH.
he sbcye sps been recently built and are the ases
spd ucst ,bstanta IN the trade They are COMMANDED %
seutle Of experience aid sbty Their accommodations
sse very superior and exerton VIII 30 maze proDo
fort of PASSENGERS and the convenience o' snppe
''' ns, atPoFFoR5, TfEEsToN CO, No. % BrOadwsy
Aspsts IN Liverpool =,
T7OR LTVERPOOL-P LINE
The new and splendid Shi, ELLEN AUSrI Capt Wu-
a. Gsnek will sail for the above pert with disRstch roa
or board Pier No North hiver or 70
sPOFFOaD, TILESrON Co No % Broadway.
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lows Llpsees, a N. and p m Mail, 9 a m Tnrsnss
= ~. .nd p m For sips sing io:sos and s:45 2 m
fhls leaves Friday eyenins a. u p H. Fos AND
Aepse 6Dg Sins and Peeksk Trains stop at Way Stsdon
Passengers Chambers Canal, Christopher aud Sss
Trains esve Troy ASS BIS and 0 -
and :S5 ~ aud East Albany at 8l5 and II; Is a. :od
Al M AZ. SMITH Superintendent
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GYNyAs1Ic ExERcIsEs.-The Brooklyn Young
M.Ls Christian Associaton have in the e.t4b
Ishmert Of Gymnasium under direction Of the Society
THE Anoc on now numbers several hundred young mea OF
the city, a. new mbers sdced every monthly meeting
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FELL Dows DEAD Yesterday morning Mr.. Ed
ward X Gushing died suddenly No A JOIN sIeet De
RAD troubled with al but able attend 70 his
u,ual business He his way TO bressf when he e! n
the hall wsy, and shoruy after died