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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-14
CHINA.

Dates from China By the overland India mail are
from Hong Kong Sept r. Shanshae Sept. IA, Canton
Sept 10.
Letter report renewal Of the adverse movement Of
the rate Of exchange at Shaoghae the quotations hav
ing advanced from ~ TO s. THIS, however, was
owing to the last mail having brought only a small
amount of silver that of the Sd of July with { j6 81,
not being yet due. At Canton there had been favor
able turn, the quotation having receded fro 81 to
4 lO!. The exports OF ten to date were II 100000
pounds and of silk 10 coo bales. The seasons sup
ply of tea was expected 70 be very short. Prices Of
silk account Of The advice from his side were $50
per picul higher. The settlements to date had been
between % GEO and 80 900 bales.
The English mail of July 10 reached Hong Kong
Aug. %. The Lacei.ld, from { 4lcutta. arrived with
intelligence from London Juy %, just as the home
ward mail left.
Tie gIeat floods Il country bordering the Can
ton River have subsidized. Canton lmperiasts admit
that their forces have sustained serious ard repeated
defeats by the rebels ia the adjoining Province Of
KwaIg 81, shd reGnfocemen,s Were beiag daily sent.
The Bri-h merchants at Shaneha had peoGed
Sir John Bowrirg TO help to abolish the sys-cm Of
foreign ilspectolshps at the Chinese Custob.louse
there.
The North china Hrold Of August lG thus sums up
the pre- sent position i'll China:
Three points appear to he established by variety
of concurrent testimony |. Thai region equal
III extent and population to- some If the IN IT powerful
States of Europe. the people have discarded TIE
Manchu costume and reverted to that of the Ming
dynns'y. 2 In portion if not the hole of that
tensivc territory the people pay taxes for the support
of the Nankin Government And s. That by the
establishment Of EXAMINATIONS they have the privilege
of competing for literary houors and civil office.
have II right to be, regarded as Government de
f1c|O'
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Rirhard-on. Spence 4 Co.,. Circular.

Per Tprcgo LIVERPOOL. Friday Oct ST. 1875.
During the week ecsterly winds have prevailed and arrivals
of BREADsTCFTs limited 7o3 bush Wheat y 83k bush
Com 81 bbs Flour the and Canada and 26c5
quarters NLta Egypt "a change of wind oday Las
brought IN a number OF ships. lot get reportedD
Farmers deliveries OF WHEAT fOr the week ending last Sa,nr
day ll6 N quarters at &C against H. 100 quarter. at &c
in the responding week oflasi
Wheat but only moderate business in prime Whsts Ill
d2d y hushe the piices OF last Friday sales being
checked by the advance FLOUR slow and raj her easier
INDIA. CORN dull and prices .h turn In favor of the buyer
At TODAY market there only limited dc1snd for prime
WHE, and holders submitting reduction Of ID the
about the OF this day week Flour slow and
quoted &c = Dbl cheaper with sales only in retail
quiet; yellow and mixed could have been bought de
cline IL Cd quarter but sales quite limited; white
cicd We quot WHEAT red. 8sa9 2; white, 9qio .
~ H. FLoUE plldelphis aud Baltimore. 80 s. g. extra
Ohio s. b11I T. bhl INDIAN CoRN n.xedand yellow, 81
50 G: white, = 05f Q y 49, n.
BEEfiodcrs show anxiety 70 clear ont thcr stocks
further ccson IL price has been submitted to- the
nbk,t s also oppressed BY sales of government returned
POIK-n this article there is little doing bat prices
BAcox-fhe stock Of American l. reduced 20
compass. New English and Irish bring full rates. 80
LARD sells IN tlmg quauiiN 1T about IL bat ~ith ih
eroa,cd supplies t.ch rates carrot b maintained
TALLow In demand sud again dearefi l'utchrs A,socs
ion 81. London mar ket clo,es weaker today
Ros1N-Ct mmon dull and sAlr not over 1000 barrels ~
gusy and 7 in store according 20 qriify.
BARS stcsoy - for Philadelphia and l. - TOY
Co1roN-Tlc demend has fallen of this week aud with q
orc rccy supplied market the daily sales since Monday nav
-sged only 3 Prices OF the lower qualities have
rcgulari'v but last weeks quot tons are con-
,irued In Manchester limited by the small adv
hv which j.. resisted by buyers Mid
ding orleans lj.i6d Mobile and Cpsnds ed, Pc H.
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j;tion continue 10 go vigorously forward thou
e W believe that il will ever sail About 900 tan, Of
shippng have all been taken up, ayt 10 fuI
paY at pound TN per month. The ousng mt nis
a. en- euiied fer about 600 mtu AMI che regiments aud
commanding tfficers expected fcw daye beqce tn be
under orders are air ady freely uen, oaed Briga!ier
GCrCral STALKER taxes command; Maj. Pope or apt
Coidon proceeds AT the he I'd Of the Com srat
Mi Barr, who accompanies his corps I'd Ecrooeans
aots as Paymsser DR.. Mackenzie boce mes head Of
the Medical Department. The Feroze, Gamer, which
together with the Beronce Hugh Lindsey had been
telegIaphtd round from Calcutta left THU the 10th
u with Officers Of the Quarterm ister- General. aud
Conmissaii.t Departments to make arrangements FOR
The arrival of the troops. An envoy he's Just arrived
from Teheran for the nvestture of the Persian Con,
resident al Bombay with the ini mia Of authority from
the Shah and has been directed By Government 10 be
treated with the dignity cue 10 his rank, and to have
oil his charge met while at the Presidency from the
pubic Treasury according 70 use and wont ms
seems nearly as anomalous state Of matters as can
be Imagined
The Persian expedition, says TIE MADRAS A1rne an
has not advaI ced beyond the siege Of prepar Atom
The Assaye was sent specially aud expressly 10 the
Pelsian (iulf 10 convey important dispatches ana it is
found that she carried an empty box This is the
common report and fear Is true, 50 far at least
that the voyage, with ali us costs and charges, has
been thrown a9sy-no dispatches having reached
the AUTHORITIES in the Gulf. II remains 10 be dis
covered with whom the blame of this msenidce4t
blunder rests
Even ibe fall of Herat, on which the expedition il
founded, is doubtful. The Deh Gazette Of Septe nber
10 says:
we have received a Cabul letter dated let Sept.
end il ead us TO doubt the fact Of the TALL of Aerat
given out by The correspondent Of the Lok0re Ctroa-
1cie. No date of the supposed fall given By II
COepCTary, and really believe that the report
has c1IuI ated from the that which In
duced Us on the 18th Jupe 10 give ont the
On planning 10 Cabul correspondent OF his neg
lcct be reminds Of this and believes that the re-
ToriCd fall Of Herd has arisen from the same umor a
I'D US astray"
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THE VOTES OF ADopygD cJTJyEy,
F-or The -f.S--a 4S-.v,,..,

f'nr me itetr1 4t-rytiss-.
Here and in the body fthe St ste Sbe-s OR ,s,n,i
flow citizens are treated by our politicians Ia tie same
nfr native oOrn We have received Tor on Fleet
oral and State tickets at least ivesixtis of Their v.
And thew were given, too, according 10 all spoe ances
freelv IN conformity witt their igdivifual iudonsat
srf IN many instances IN utter disregard and Del sncc
off red brides ana earnest threats to eae or thar,
in q different direction We bound TO say in rDO,ri
o The Irish ana Germans in Il is civ a. cIaS, III al
b.v behaved al the recent election mansuy ana nohIv
TLy not only voted against The further extension of
slavery but TAXED against with iaielIioen =, and
,srre.iness And we should he alike ur;a.t In them
and Ia ourselves if die not cooperate them from I'M
nutais Us Ike thoe contained in TIE Times of y.ster
DAY.
Ir,.hman loves ike the portuni,y to tyrannzs over
somebcdy is which ought 10 have been left r
Tho cclum1s OF The Ner York Erore0-it ennasr,
strange Y in those of The Times. In our Judgment
il /. moi OILY unc.led for aud extremely no ZEN srou.
brAs. untrue.
7, il wrorc tn reopen the war against partieuIsr
noes Of men and We are surprised that Tie Times
hiss entered upon such an undertaking
The Republican party was organired M N Jefsr.
so,isn principles II invited ltj its fld ard under
IL. roof ever boz who loved Liberty wherever they
mis- hi have been born, or whatever might be their
IeIiyion. faith. II closed ito doors against u,bo,y
,nS il undertook 10 persecEte and prescribe noboiy
With his broad platform we have won brilliant vic
,orv in the rural districts Of New York and hal our
colahorers in the Eastern cities hered a. closely 10
,he original PRINCIPLES and policy. the result there
would have been in our opinion, erestiy d Fsren ro
I-ti,
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RUSSIA.
THE CZARINA'S VOW.

The journal de Moscor publishes the following let
ter addressed TO the metropolitan OF the City by Inc
Enpress Doweger of Russia:
"MosT kFMISENT MTTRoPo1ITN PHILARkrE:
Duine the years of sore trial which Providence per,
nited our county To- experience formed an iaward
vow while raising my prayers TO Heaven for the ces'
saton Of the ys to bring at the conclusion Of peace
al offering TO the Monastery CT st. Serge worthy OF
The saoTe6I of that retreat and OF It's historical re-
nown. To-day when Russia enjoys the long desired
iny beo, ed SOD, the Emperor Acxandor proceed 10
accomplish my VOW in sending 10 your Ennence a
shsl &c adorned with precious mes given 10 me at
the commencement of the war by my bus oand OF H.
Ierishable memory and therefore assccstcd with tue
hweetttt reductions. May this offering ever form
PHt OF the treasures Of the monastery, asisn OF my
thaLAlubess for the innUmerablc benefits which the
Lord mas cegned 10 shed upon Russia so dear to my
heart. Commencing myself to your Eminence's pray
crs remain ever yoar affection ate--ALEN.SDRA."
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INDIA.

Tho Overland Indian mail brings advises from Cal.
cutts of date Sept. -, Bombsy Oct. 3; Also three
ds,s later from Melbourne 10 the 9th Of July
india says Tho Bombay Yf@eS) is Tranquil. With
She exception OF the Continuance of the
tr the Persian Gulf expedition, which is not expected
Ever 70 quit cur ha bor and some light skirnshng on
The Pt shawur frontier, we have event to report.
use have heard nothing of outrage or disturbance Of
s,y sort either in our doninons those o( allies
Ia some parts of the Puoiaub end Scinde well as in
the upper portion Of the Gapgetc Delta the inunda-
1;os a. pear to have been disastrous. The overnor-
Ger eral remains at Calcutta, and IS stated that the
Co., os Droctors have faally decided that, unless
irs reaurc al. presenc in the incrtr. the expense
OF 'ravo!ng should be- avoided. The money market
h.d become more sC',let. Government anc o'her
f,ouriti e acre laIguii. freights remained nm.
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MAJOR GA Ire gs q EoYcrSe, not to let sry Return
G. oct Of the eAioe.
srd -etysd AMI X the Chief rsfssed, he ~ould thee
END a. nttsrhn,eut lie would go whethet the Chief
~ PcFce or MAYOR would lock NJ papers hat we're re
lui,od IL Cout
Vi;uess-Reco,lsct the night Of the disturbance; I
was in cor-ranv with john OToolei met him at Mr..
rchc- puhic house in Fourteenth street there was
wad Coumi:,cC meeting; don't know y i0C'e was
dec ,.o-T,I Al Nlstersobs sud Dsyiss to haze a
dl:lA s. W going home
4 great rumber Il questions concern.Hg The matter
ware asked bv M. Philips, but enc witness did moi
seem 70 know much about the affair. Many OF the
facts elected corroborsted the testimony at previous
meetings. H. sad he had no knosledge OF any facts
mpicatine the parties charged with committing she
riot or taking part ia it, The case WAS sdiosped I'll
Mnnl,, neNt 81 B d N.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Tie accounts Of he recent eaihqu in Egypt were
exaggerated. At Caro-, hOaevor, much alarm was
felt. Among other incidents Mile. Rachel rushed from
the house in her night GIess.
been dissolved.
The British steamer Mngicennc has returned from a
cu.se to Sevastopo She found the ,ity as the A lies
Russians have begun repairing the Notifications Il:
Anapa but have not reoccup ed SUjet Kaeh.
Advces from the Cape of Good Hope to Aug. 81.
report business very dull provisions dear. money
scarce and another Caffre war threatening.
jules Gerard, the loDkillcr, has been robbed of
10000 ancs col fded to him by friend to buy land
in AlpCra.
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MONETARY AFFAIRS.
From The L,ndor Times City Article
,

From The Lsnd0r ItHes CHg fftic'c
LoNDoN Fcidey Evering
The English funds openec eady this morning a. the
improved prices Of Yesterday and subsequently en-
hibitcd increased animatioc herrort that the james
Baines had arrived with f700U00 IL geld caused an
advance. Ultimstey il found that this report wa
ircorrcc'. Tomorrow Saturday holiday will b.
kept al the Stock Exchange
in tie discount II arket az the Bank &c day there
was very sctive deu snd. II not. however. be-
,ond what tcipatod for the end Of the month.
There has bCeu an absence cf gold Withdrawals.
From The Daily Ners Ciss iJticie.
LONDON. Friday Everre.
The tendency of the Funds is still upsard. The
market opened at reaction of p cent but quickly
recovered and closed a. = cent higher than yester-
day Most descriptions Of RVl~ay Stock were also
quoted higher TO-days advance in CoDs"ls was stni-
ulsed by some large speculative purchases but the
investments by the public have also continued
Money was easy in the STOCK Ex;dacge at 4 u per
cent for loars ou Copos Up 20 The close Of tue set
;ltnen: in shares ard f,Icign stocks there his bcea
little demand fer money. In the discount market to
dh, there was st6ao> dom ,nd at full rates bat m al
sce Of pressure Th hree per cents are yortod ~
Telegraph closing to-day at Pars at aoont per cen
ilher than Yesterday. The purchases appear chiefly
10 have beer speculative.
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THE LATEST.
by Telegraph from London 10 Lirerpoo'.!
RUSSIA AND PERSIA.
LONDON. Saturday, Nov. !,

LoNDoS Saturday, Nov. !. 1856.
Russia has definitely excused Persia from the pay
ment of the indemnity for the year 1877.
Tie Times throws the greatest possible doubt on the
statements received via Trieste and published in last
nights Gloje, adding that III the opinion of those best
qualified to judge the Shah had not only not yielded
but was not likely to yield.
Tc!egraphic accounts from St. Petersburg, dated
Thursday state that during the past three days there
had been six degrees Of frost. Ice was expected to
come down the river the next day, in which Gaze the
navigation would be suspended earlier than usual
Eight thousand casks Of tallow .tin remained the
quay at st. Peters burg.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
barring, brother. & Co., ;. Circular.

Pc E,repal LoNpoS Friday Oct ST. Is5S-5 p. IN.
The Colonial and Foreign Pc'uee Markets have been steady
this wee L. without animation
Tht demand Tor Monty continues active a. can cent
CoNsoLs leave OH az 92 92t both
count. Mtxica1 DoLLAKs 81 Bar SILVER p. AMER
ICsN EAGLEs 70 ~
Cocoa rather easier SIS bags Tnii.d cold ord 20 good
CO. a. 60 9. low good red g. 6069.
CocHiNEAL fiat OF SO bsgs offered about half sid barely
previous Taies Honduras Silver pas 10 fr . bid
fer mid Srd fc- End ord Rlark IA for far
70 COCO So az II Tor ord rssfv Teuerr Silver as H.
Blacks s ilc p Mtxcsn Black i0dsUi
CoPPtR il good demsId Tou,. Cake ard Tile fioi Ni
Sbrs'htrg I'D ~
Corro> lm 100 bales solo durios week full prices
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yrrRroL THaowTRs.-By the following paragraph
which we clip from an exchange, it viii lie seen that
the " yiirol man" has made lis appearance in wash
ington d. c.:
"A most villainous practice prevails among certain
unkrowp parties in " asblngton City, ct desroviu
laGie, dresses IS they walk the streets with yitrol oil
and other destructive fuids. 1t appears they lie con-
cosIfd in cellars along the sidewalks and watching
tlcir opportunity. project the destructive mlt,or
throrch The eratirg by means Of syringe. 1t is to
he boped the authorities may discover the authors OF
these outrage
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American Chamber Of C"TmeTce aud the C't0n Bro
krs Association repccting the evils a'i'lng from the
false psckig Of cotton mar been forwarded to us for
publication:
"Tc he Chamber Of Commerce OF Scw-oreanf Mo5ne.
Charleston ard savannah and 20 all concerned in he Cotton
trace Of III. Uui'Cd States.
The masn4!e sd importance of the commerce Of GrCat
Britain with the Ui,cd IL the article Ct cotton su
cIy known and ho.e who acquainted with the de-
y h.c tie distribution quantity Of material
i Geisd ha vP 10 ti' TIM WORKED So .lnSS'1s o~!as 70
o hou abe character # all concerted nom the Planter 70 lAe
manufacturer; r,,
reigu le confidence wlch has hitherto existed IT, Il
essential that cyry sspe Of cotton offered ia The market
ioud y fcIrs, he quality Of the bulk from which i
tn q. every vac from this rule e d 20 create dsfrus
OF late hcwtye-. many instances ~ CARELESS Pi S
f a'f ,S o.. ha tc su..sined b,A oy tn
fud the uercheLt aud u La become az . e'i'
wtosc rpufs.ic thereby iliercd-but also OF 'he rsr
@ 20 he present. SGT ss ss invite IN iis P o O. W.
icIaicI Of le evil, which mu inevitably follow ihr cont q
Of he practice aud 70 si' heir assistance IL 'AcA
II most CASE. the r sAr pa kns only dco'ered ~he
,b, and the trube cost aud iaconye'kuceo
rackns 81 returnir the bale and the troubesnd ahene
ufch All I'd Ioccrou OF hi claim have frequently induce
LIN 10 b lcs IN sc1te Similar ssons have HF' vale
with the nochrnt to srhe tie lo, ron 81 n CO..
r often process Of seeking redress against he Planter
thi. .ccornt h,, instances have eccarrei in
which has horne :he c'neqnence OF his
fen oarresess other~e increased 10 Geh ~ kent hs
IN large proportion Of shipments asiyine IL L'tS Il n
oTsy ulo!e parcels conssns of ~ 81 aud 100 bales
- fd MIXED IN tie bale aLd sometimes plated IN other
,1s ,b ouer LAYER from hch the sample IL taken l. more
or e.. superior ia quality 70 tie interior q the bale
IL /. hoped that a. p.rtie. will Sc the urgent necessity OF
-,y a. on. ratius IL stop and this sercns sud IN:
Tess evil which viii otherwise di.orsanze ~ ti.de $40
dptroy bsi mu,usl trust ard contd' nee WHOM N
A. n.iye sDd important branch OF commerce enno De-
carscd ON. 1911 o,r
THOMAS HAIGH President Cotton Brokers We
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STAY OF THE ENGLISH FLEET IN THE
BLACK SEA.
M,RsLILIEs, Friday, Oct. 81.

M,RsLIIIEs, Friday, Oct. 81. no.
Intelligence from Constanrinople Of the Goth states
that, in reply 10 demand by Baron Bontemoh' Tue
Russian Emba~ador Lord Lyons has stated that the
English SQUADRON vii remain in the Euxne until the
stpua,ons Of the treaty Of Paris fully carried out
The concession Of tie Turkish Railways has been
granted to the houses Of Streglitz Hope Periere
Hollinguer and some other German bankers.
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Mrhnrr1SN .OmrANs.-Tke Melc. Oclcans Doho

MCkDERrx NV -ORLEANS.-- Tie Ncec. Orleans DctG
Of tie ith inst. has the following paragraph:
Tho assassination of citizens has nov become SO
con men that tie reporters for the daily press scarcely
dem them worth an item and therefore need create
no sunrise when the murder Of citizen well known
and Justly esteemed as the industrious mechanic Wm
Ai,kcns barely tlicts word of Indignation. lie was
basely stabbed on Saturday night in Graver street,
AZ ced On Sunday night. leaving wife ana Six he!p
less cLd,en TO dtplore Lis fate aud their irreparade
uis.o,trne OF course, nobody did it,
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A WyII.D.srRvFD CoNPLDUST.-We find the
following paragraph as prominent editorial in The
Iopisrac Journal of Nov. 3:
Fo1r negroes. who escaped from this neighborhood,
were brought back Yesterday by three citizen, ct Ia,
di,ns, Two of the negroes belong TO Mr.. Richard
Phillips of Jefferson, who, we all know is good
A,rercan We hardly need add that the three Indiana
gentlemen who brought back the fuaiti9cs, are all
Eillu.url
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TURKEY.

TIE MINISTRY STILL IN OFFICE.
According TO the spOndence of the Paris papers
the Sultan has refused to accept the resignation of his
MIisers The circumstance SAY the Journalist may ,
ac epted as a proof that there viii be no change OF
policy on oontrovCrted questions
ne Cologne gazette says: "Thc sec'et treaty be-
tween TIE Porte and Austria of which :, much has
"lcon spoken lately does really exist but it concerns
"he reorganization Of the Prncpolil'c~ and not thcr
- :. occupation.
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TAdNeftl stfHrHt-
PRIVATE SURGICAL HOSPITAL.

Fp.s,Rp H. DIXON NJ. d. Editor Of The Sc Opel aud sushsS
Of Practical Urea Diseases OF the Sexual system has
established spacious PRtvATs HospirsI for the reception
those Patients require sursc operations OF pro'onsre
Dieteic treatment.
ftsrULA
se cured without the knife gsure Hours tor fiyae Con
sulisiou = residence No " Shsv from TO ana
evening. al others he at the Hospital The once
TIE Scalpcl is al No. Ncsey st., Astor House
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CoIIoy BrRSED on THE MISSISSIPPI RHER -Ihe
~ o. Delta OF Nov says:
"Tfe teamer st. Charles, Capt. Bateman, which
arrived Yesterday from Cairo, narrowly escaped de-
struc,ion by fire On her trip down. Wnen at Egg
Point fire clscOyered among the cotton on oolrd
The burbire cotton vas Immediately discharged, and
afterwards, when The fire supposed to be extia-
guislod was taken on board, aud when at Pitcher s
Point The fire again broke ont AID 81 bales OF cotton
were burned aud damaged
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GRr.1 FIsHIxc.-71f Be'soa 7ranfrr,E' sa!f;
HPour ec-ie.en Of this city bad eytracrd'aarS ilr<
- c.,cb;-s smell. They fshcd with pole and Zoe,
frcms ociock in The mc-niug to q 10 the e, entns sn
".n"b,o N( 5andrCf and eigit, do:er ard fosr se''
du,i.g ,be six hocrs AID hdt We douo, snS'sst 20
large rumber a. 2u1 nsn 800 /. tine
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THE CRYSTAL PALACE.-The Committee on Lands
and Places Of tie Board Of Aldermen, Mr. aentne
chairman, led an adjourned meeting Yesterday after
boon, in he Cy Hall fcr the purpose Of hearing the
evidence # parties relative to he value Of property in
the vicinity Of the Crystal Palace. Captain Smith,
Dr. Milhau and Mr.. Woodruff were examined at
some length, their testimony going tn show that the
Crystal Palace had the effect of greatly reducing the
value Of their property Each of the three gentlemen
stated that they would rather have the reservoir en-
arged than the Palace to occupy the ground The
entire opposition in this matter is made bya few gen
temen who property on the streets on either side
or Reservoir square.
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ro,RD % CANvAs,yRs The Board OF Count
Canvassers net yesterday at moor aud sat until 1
o'ceck, with the exception Of short recess. The
Terth, Eleventh. and portion Of the Fifth Ward.
woe calyssstd.
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CITY ITEMS.

VI. TUALRrEC's third Concert attracted 4 brilliant
auditrce list light. Tie fu'tb takes place ,o-n"r-
NV evening At Nihlos Saloon. We obscr> chang
hc> taken place m the mode # dsIo,nc Of tickets
fcr the particulars If which refer the reader
advertising columns
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n - vor Dyr.-Prof WOOD's HAIR RI

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