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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-18
REPUBLICAN, MOVEMENTS IN
BROOKLYN.

The Sixth Ward Republican Club had an excellent
meeting at their headquarters corner of Court and
Butler. SITS, on Tuesday evening Addresses were made
by Eli Fay and w. r. d. Milliken of Ncw-York. who
were lifteced to with great attention, and whose re-
marks elected much enthusiasm. A German Glee Club
sang several songs in fine style. number of ladies
were present and the meeting, altogether Of
the m. st interesting held this season.
The Fourth Ward Club held meeting at the Mu-
scum. and the room was jammed with most enthus-
astc audience. The Hon. o. $. FERRY of Connecticut
delivered most excellent address, which was raptu-
rously applauded throughout, and the New-York Rocky
Mountain Glee Club sang several songs with good
effect.
A large meeting of German Republicans was held at
New-Brooklyn about three miles from the City Hail.
BROOKLYN, on Monday evening. Several addresses
were made in German and English, and the greatest
enthusiasm prevailed. number of Brooklyn and
several Wilamburgh Clubs were in attendance.
1t was a good meeting.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE

BROOKLYN COURT OF sEssIONs-seps. f7-Before Judge
Morris and Justices E.Noxs and ScHooxMAKEn.
TRIAL or JERkhiAH BUTLER foR MASsLACohihH:
The prisoner placed trial yesterday on an m
dicment for manslaugbter In causing the DEAN OF DE
wife. The family resided the corner OF Prosper
and Navy streets Both husband and wife were gwen
drink, and had frequent quarres. On the ngnt oi
the 9th Of June last alleged, Butler beat ms wne ~
badly that che died Of the effects next day. The ony
witness Of the parties, aged about ten years
The Dstrict-AtOrney opened the case, when inc i"'
lowing witnesses were examined for the prosecution;
Mp. Susan Bugby, sworn-Testifed that she residtn
Of Navy aud Prospect where accused
June last; his wife md consuted his family tny
pied the lower part Of the house Mrs Buffer died on AZ
June last fst her between and O'Clock on re
6oor the back Butler hsd called her in there were
marks on Mr. Buffers breast and under the ear ana p,sr
cut on the head she stayed with her tai she 9es 49,
told witness this thing (hs w) had fen out OF oed mo s
her heed he sob~r Mrs Butler the day
between and u o'clock; wtnessS attention ~ ca S.tn.
noise and her haioohs heard hin talking; eosid nv and
guish what said heard him ceiling ber -. or the
I'D ~ hoard The noise Of sonaethine mnins h.srd
nothing thst ns saw Butrr s her 90 the
Sunday there was simost slwsys noise IN inc" AP
they were not very peacesble - M HUT.
Crosse1anned Hud ysry little inereeurse vim W.T.
Ter; never saw her intoxiested. - lin mia.
Mary McCioue, svorn-Wss acquainted WIN pr
aud wiz they hsA Aen married about eight -
nothing ofthe tnnseon bat what she heard - hey Isd
the moor nsepsihs there msrs Of rrryov
fsse neck brsN* and Gnern; Jaw her on iAa''''
Cpsseaa.n~SHsr under the nasesss q n ios
ga rot her frequently probably sye - "a 80
Nne cav her absst yesi 49, csd nessSs - -
this last sprins lk January tas! "
! exieSed; uever cav ssp q hesos % ~
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FORT HAMILTON RELIEF SOCIE1

Dr. Rothe states that Lawrence and his wife are very
low, and will probably die. All others previously re-
ported no worse and some improving.
NEW CASES.
John Woods
1t should have been stated that Lawrence and wife
were brought on the night of the 18th inst to the
hospital from Patridges Mill COney Island Creek
Grayesend.
The recent new cases have occurred while the wind
was from the n. w.
FRANCIS Z. BERIER Secretary.
Fort Hamilton, Sept. II, 1854
MILITARY HOSPITAL.
Two cases pryatesl since last report. All doing
well.
has been disputed that Lawrence and wife, brought
from Patridges Mill, were cases Of yellow fever.
will state that saw them after they were re-
ceived in the Relief Hospital on the 18th inst. They
were both clear well marked, and severe of vel
low fever evidently of at least two days standing, and
both are now in a very precariOus condition.
J. II. BAILEY, N. D., u. S. Army.
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TIE PUBIC HEALTH
COMMISSIONERS OF HEAL III.

Z
The BOARD of Commissioners OF Health met yes,er-
dav noon in Mr. Valentines office, City Hall. aud
tmnsacted the following business:
Brig Amoroosck from Aspinwal with bark and hides
rived 10th inst Ordered TO Quarantine or period OF
for observation BE- then allowed proceed the
city all are wei hides to be landed IN the city
schooner waiins from Savannah with wheat and cotton
arrived the 10th inst Allowed to proceed to the city after
schooner Js. Miller from Charleston with wbea, and cotton,
18Th inst Ordered TO remsin eight days QUARANTINE
Bris Z. T. Dummond from Aspinwail with ballast arrived
6hn While at the port OF her depariare there On
Hospital arrival She us allowed to proceed after being
well ventilated and mssted and remaining FIVE days for obser
Permission was granted Messs weizel and wedmeyeT 70
Land and take 800 deerkins and hides from Csk
barge pier No. IS North River for immediate manufacture
Bra Balance peonsd to eoae up 70 TIE CITY ana me mat ha
The following communication was received, and its
reading gave rise to a lengthy discussion:
To the Com misrione,s Of Heolth
.bc body may have privilege Of Transporting
sSos. to Perry street The hide. h,ve been on
for some time and we sRprehend no danse, from their
.evaon Of sanitary condition city and consequent
prohibition in the matter of landing merchandise Of thi: de-
scption al your whayes thought advisable and Judi
cous 70 consult your honorable body in relation thereto
Yours, &c.
DR.. Thompson said that the petition was out Of
place and moved that it be laid on the table. The
Board in his opinion had nothing to do with the trans
portaon of hides through the city or into the city by
land. The Commissioners, he said had power to pre-
vent vessels subject to quarantine from landing car
goes of hides in New-York or Brooklyn, but had no
such power relative to the transportation of hides By
land This was matter for the consideration Of the
Board OF Health, and could only be prohibited by the
passage Of an ordinance by that body. Inasmuch as
no such ordinance existed it was quite unnecessary
that the Commissioners should consider such ques-
tiops The motion to lay on the table was adopted.
STEAMER ALABAMA.
Dr. Rockwell that he had been called TO OF
in the Of fireman of the steamer Alabama and
that had him of yellow fever he
said thai visited the and found that was not lease
yellow fever. - .
He said hat hsd sick for time and that he
board when the Alabama last came into port He
he had been informed that the captain of the
aid when the vessel last arrived The
referred the whole matter TO the Resident Physician for
Investigation and report:
The Board then adjourned till to-day.
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THE ELEVENTH WARD PATHFINDERS OF
BROOKLYN

MYRTLE Hall filled 10 its utmost capacity last
evening by large and intelligent assemblage, met in
pursuance 10 a call of the Eleventh Ward Pathinders.
Interesting addresses made by Joseph H. Choate,
so, t. H Rodman, esq, Col. G. j. Jack, the Rev.
Mr.. Hatch and Others The audience listened atten-
lively to the able speeches of the above gentlemen,
and heartily joined in the Republican songs led by the
Gee Club. The meeting adjourned at late hour with
enthusiastic cheers for Freedom and Fremont This
Association is composed of the young men of the
Ward eApousing Republican principles. They meet
every Wednesday evening at Myrtle Hall, in Myrtle
avenue, and cordially invite all young men to attend.
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FIFTH WARD REPUBLICANS, Brooklyn,

4 good meeting of the Republicans of this Ward
was held at the of Nassau street and Hudson
avenue last evening, for the purpose of organizing an
Association which was accomplished by the election
Vice. Presidents, Aaron Storer, John K. Cammeyer;
secretary Chas.IC Sawyer. Addresses were made by
Levi j. Fuller Of New York. and Others, which were
a.,entively listened to and rapturously applauded
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[Adverfisement.I

OtRsEy's Colored Photographs unsurpassed.
GrRXEY's Plain Photographs perfect gems
OuRNEY's Daauerreotypes were never equaled d,
GpRNEYs Establishment the Oldest ana most extensive ~
GrRNyy has NO connection any other establishment
Quincy has NOT any branch Of his TO
any part of the city. 80, a, 49,.
Quincy has received more Testimonials OF MS sA tna any
other artist in the profession. 80, -, =
Leonard street.
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lAdsertisem~n'.
s,tr R1 yR.-The REPuRIIC sails THIS Mon y.

, a., s.iT Rrys. With Buchanan Filp,,, -,,Iv,,,.
~ ,.,rrer will isudat HoLSsss Dsrcr ov Axy ,,y 49,
r1rpe OF getting tho PosTr.rs u the departed taken a, ss
9s .sd 80 cents OR the Republican Museum Thi. q.
i,,tIs obieei-n rrneirbrrner Of tho unfrtunre D.,
cratic rourner rereetiuy sysd 70 the Yrc Exhibition
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Capt. Don Francisco Borden, long in the service
of the Mexican Government, will lecture upon Mexic'
before the Mechanics Association this evening.
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Advertisement
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To YoryG ARTrsTs.-In order to ascertain sci.

To YONG ARTIsTs.-In 0rder 70 ascertain SCI
,ec,, TO whs, particular branch of they may b. BY
be-, adapted and be most successful should consult
competent PhrenOost BY receiving early and reliable 3D.
g ,ucb time may be saved reputation and profit Eained
c- with full written descriptions Of character given daily
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CITY ITEMS.

The Committee Repairs and Supplies Of the Coun-
cilmen held another meeting yesterday afternoon to
examine the plans for the New City Hall, adopted by
the Aldermen Nothing new transpired
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, = .uch times no, believe the Thusdsy f,re her
81, ,be shop shut; The bed made that
d. A ssSv.d when looked in there both and
or 81 thee, lille there went there IN the rinz
,b.,. - p,tLr Dr. Duff little Billy. Mrs Buggy and
. NJ al, ur. \, the floor she had chems one petit
coat rd drss ockinEs shoes there was small stove
In the I'M Mr. Bcsby and talked with the boy about the
occurnee The morning Of Mrs.. Buffers death have also
sroksr 10 him since ., my owl boss. =, 80, ...
Dirccf-Busler sof present. the time Of tse conse+
with the bow nor he the ether tire when the boy
srs H. of the occurrrncs- 49,,
Mary Ann Mc(;lous sworn-Testhed thsf enc nad
known Buer and wiz e.d house uce hrst OF
MAY last know nothing Of s- transactions IN Bmrr.
Light in qe-tios zoe slept in the room fronns
on Prospect street above Buffers spsrtcus and hayns Oct
or az fhe evening she rrturnes sout ococt ana niu
Mr Butler several 'ines, heard Buirr also sp7NnG
" re usually did. rxfher Grossly; SIZE took fe nof'ce % th
nar az was matter Of frequent occurrence; saw decscu
woor three times the day before her sssth and she dd not s
Pto DC uncrr the influence Of Hqrcr; the screams hsled
bali an hour in the morning wsnt into Buffers room
orroooafed the testimony Of fae previous w'n.s:n
time
William X. Butler, son Of the prisoner, who stated
pey snosn OF the nature Of OATH objected 10 by
counsel tor defense " incompetent testify and the District
Drs John ii. Duff and Philip c. Bleek testified in
regard 10 injuries on body of deceased They dying BY
compression OF BRAIN caused by wound in which
was about two inches long and
the paesl and occpi' bones the rsht side Az.
blood They considered the wound have been INSIDE by
blunt instrument and that the heel Of boot might have in
fictedit II.
Adlourned till this morning
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tAdvertiseuneptl

THIRD DAYS FOTING AT BARNUM's.-FnL-
MORE came up rapidly YESTERDAY At night e, - ~,
sbo, far ahead asan The voting heavy and f OIL IN.
yelies. enthu.asn The crowd and the excemrnt
extraordinary To-Day an enormous vote e1Pected. ;n
erased on purpose Superb entertainments AFTERNOON ana
EVENING. r...
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Observation-Disclosures wi

descriptions Of character given daily BY Pro owt
the Pbrsnolosics Cabinet No sos Brosdway two blocks
above the Park Private rooms for Gentlemen and Ladies'
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Sricips.-John Kane, a German butcher, who
sp allowed quantity q nsenic Monday night for The pur
pose OF committing suicide died yesterday his residence
Coroner Gamble held inquest upon the body and verdict
OF suicide was rendered BY the Jury Deceased y
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Acc,nvx1 M THE RrER.-On Thursday night

shn 10 o,cIoct man observed in the river from the
$50, Rrooklyn The life boat lowered aud he was
rescued and was aseeraned that he sailor attached
III bi Msnh,an living the stream As the boa, started
~, 90 rsi.sd that man overheard The engine was
stopred and the discovered He taken out
Hs ipjures Of serious characteL II sup
posed he iuuped overheard the sailor and the
me sced him under the wheel His IL Wm. Simmons
and be resides at No. 40 Atlantic street
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The Hon. +. d. Culver, and Luther X. Marsh esq,
will address the Republicans Of the Twentieth ward
this Thursday evening.
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fAdvertisement-
BRADY'S GALLERIES
(AdvertisemeutI

PHorocRAPHs AMBRorYPBs and DAGUERREorYPEs.
Nos 206 4 $50 Broadway
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GAS, CASA new Benzole Gas Works, the best
cheapest the world with Fixtures to suit o.s re
Fall trade No lead spelte fixtures sold BY U.s. CAL o. ou
great thanksgiving Depot, No Ts broAdway;,
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BROOH YN ITEMS

FLAG PREsESrATioS.-Continen Bucket CON-
beautiful national flag BY Putnam Hook and Ladder Company
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DEATH OF A CLERcYMAE.-The Rev. Thomas +.
X. Mercen, formerly Of this city, died on Monday
morning last, at Sheffield, Mass, where he resided as
the pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church in that
place, at the age Of 81 years. Mr. Mercen was a
Young man Of more than ordinary ability and had
attained emnence both as a preacher and author
His latest work was on Natural Goodness" has been
widely read and warmly commended both in the
United States and in England. His prospects Of USE
fulness and fame very bright. He was the sou
of the late Thomas r. Mercen Of this city.
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TAiyer.isensntI

CARD TO DRuGGIsTs AND PERFCMERs.
Mr,.r. PETspGE Co beg apologize for stupid mistake
made by an employee dropping squsaty OF circulars INTO
Boy. Express without prrpayins them.
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DrssrtpoRr GALLERY. No. 497 BRoAl

Th collection Of PntinE is still 10 the pub
lie O'Clock till 10 O'Clock eKc-ls all othef
collections hi. continent and 70 be appreciated must be
sas.u
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ADVERTISEMENT
A WORD TO DYsPEPTICs-1he OxYGESATEI
fAdyortisement.f

BrrERs is remedy Dyspepsain al its various forms
Debility having the highest Testimonials ever gwen
in favor OF any medicine in the world
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(Adyertisement.l

A superb Photographic Portrait of GEORGE PEA
BODY esq the emnen. banker has just been added to the col
lection of NJ b. BRADY No. $50 Broadway, Thompsons
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DEATH FROM YELLOW FEvER.-Dr John p. Gran
of died of yellow esday morning Hi
DR. Duboi. died the disease last Saturday
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Ronsixo 6roRE.--Hcary Puff, . young man. vas
arrested CHARGED With stealing goods TO the value Of
wa. oo .S q es%sa p e. "a tive Pssssss: from The
obe~rved watching of rsg On opposite dc IL tAs se
srd when be out ofths stsre went wa kin Besves
Justice Qybofpe " evil. .xApiasi,yu.
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Rnnn1sn Rnnx Mrr uanrx Smith n he

RoBBIs6 A RooM MArE-Henry Smith, a boatrnan.
arrested yesterday charged with robtnE Benz Marshall
Ioonae Of bis No 60 James street, Of wse containing
9SS The parties sppears slept for few hour- II the
ROOM and when Marshall swoke be both his and
his panon Smith being arrested found 20 have the
stolen money his person. aud Justice Osborne held him
await examination.
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Found DRowSED.-The body of an unknown ma
wa, found In the at Greenpont on Tuesday afternoon
Coroner Hanford will hold an inquest to-day
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fAdvert,s~men..j

(AdvcrtisementJ
YOUNG GENTS HATS.
A oev s.s beautiful style just issued by
wv W. BggpE 4 Co.,
- No. is Bn'sAwsy
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(Advssisenens.
c,rru ARMY P0RrABiR GAa-WORKa COMPANY.

ro PA.TIss SEEKING BusIxEs.-We prepared to prove
80 M Investment cen BE- safer profitable tnHn
County Rishs Pstents SEQ the %
another page u this pspof
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ForyDIIyc-A male child few days old, was founl
IN Tbomn.on's orchard Greenpoin Monday afternoon
II was taken charge by the Seventh Ward Police and
procured
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Rrtcr.py-The house No. 63 South First street,
ocnid by Messra Miles and Hanson robbed Monday
seroon Of spoons and ewery valued at 75 while the fam
lies we're absent to view the hremen's parade.
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.
SUPREME CoURr CIRcUIT.-NOs. 294, 295 297, 303
$50 40 $50 $751; 2ss 49, 1885, 5si $751; 65i $751; $50 663 671
725, T4O to 752, 754 TO 7g7, 1919 to $40
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.,,n u,ouw.Y RospERr.-John Malone

ArrrcrD HIGHWAY RoBBERr.-John Maloney and
Pe Nury were brought before Justice Morehouse
on The charge Of highway robbery In having alleged attacked
~ down Mathew Quinn, the 18th Of August
AID ,bhd him Of watch and pocket book while his way
10 the Marine Barracks The accused were held for further
hearing.
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SUPERIOR COURT-CHAMsERs-sEPr l7-Before Juds
SLossoN.
Buchanan agt. Cheesebroueh.
Allowance to defendant, $50.
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.po,pp OF TEN GOVERNORS.

,enr IN rcsding of the acquisitions the Board took
200 and held private meeting in the back room,
cd then again resumed their seats. No business Of
,nbic iuteiest was transacted.
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Benjamin Anderson. arrested at Camden on Friday,
10 sns~er II was alleged that the girl Philadelphia
10 camp meeting SIN miles from Camden In com.
pny with other nae and while there she visited noP
kept By named k.nda and there the accused An.
defson II said save her bottle Of liquor which she threw
upon the ground This eepd Anderson and he struck neI
twice the ~ neck and the second time IN tne
mouth the at blow nochns Der down In seneiess con,
don IN which state remained until her death, ABOUT Al
hour after the nfcou OF the towa Newark Adyertser
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-sr,r I1-R.sr,
Judge Bsrrs

Judge BsrrS
The defaults which were taken yesterday by the
Assistant DsrctAttorney In cases against orneljns
Vandobi and Geo. Briggs Official bonds were open.d mi.
morning upon the representations Of Messs Cutting and
Rspslo.
ASSAULT--sENrENcE.
The United States agt. Andrew Williams
The defendant, who is Greek sailor is arraipned on
charge Of having assaulted with sheahkni VIM Grins
chief mate the ship John H. Elliott voyage from An
werp EewYork the 27h Of June. 1885, The dispositions
Grns the third read the the
ecuton and show that the quite serious
No being called behalf Of the defense verdict
guilty taken. The prisoner sentenced fine
and 4 years hard labor in the State Prison.
Mr. Joachmssen for the United States Mr.. Rdseway for
the defendant.
NorIcr.-The Court gave notice that the Admiralty
Calendar would BE- called until after week and
the ainder of this week would be occupied with the
criminal business the District Attorney. and such other
a parties may agree to take up
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of the late Thomas r. Mercein of this city.
DEATH OF A PUBLIC OFFIcER.-Thomas CarGn,
Deputy Sheriff Of this city, died at Buffalo. where he
had been residing for months for the benefit of
his health, on Sunday last of enlargement OF the liver
Mr. Carlin was a native of this city, and during his
long term of Office under Sheris Westervelt, Orser,
and Willet proved himself worthy and efficient OFF,
GER gaining the esteem Of his associates and the respect
Of those with whom he had official or professional re-
lations He was As years of age at the time OF MS
DEATH
The Democratic Republican General Committee OF
the CITY and County Of New.York met at Tammany
Hall on Tuesday evening About "a ont Of l members
of the Committee were present. After adopting rules
and gulations for the government of the COMMITTEE
resolutions were offered and adopted indorsing the
nomination of Fernando Wood for Mayor, and con-
demning the nomination Of james 5. Libby TOR that
office. Mayor Woods nomination was indorsed oy
vote Of So to 20.
Nyw.YoRx UsrvrRsirr.-The frst term of the
collegiate year of ths institution commenced yester'
day. Thiry-seven students have already passed an
examination for the Freshman class. three for the
Senior and four for the Junior making the sumber OF
each class as followe: Seniors, %; Juniors 30; So
phomores, 80; Freshmen, 81. Total, ~ In sdn-
ton to this there are sixteen students In the DC.
parment Of the Arts Of Design, and nire In that OF
Civil Engineering 1t is stated that the Cnlvers'y y
in more aourishing and promising condition than q
any previous period Professor LOOMS Of the mshe-
mstcal department, is now travelling in Europe, and
win be absent for some months. He has gone abroad
for purposes connected with ths interests Of the In
stitution. .t.a. ...- f.i
/ RonnrHa A Hrcvv u~--nr ~.~.- - n "a
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P,ssIsc CousIyRrrII MoNEr.-Two Young mer

PAssIsG CoUsTERFEI MosEY.-Two young men,
nnrned James and John Brown arrested yesterday
passing S. counterfeit bills the Of Geo W Miller aud
Theodore hemehorn Hudson street In the pockets Of the
each bill silver change showing that they had been
p Foods with % bills probably the counterfeit
The bills the Rockville Bank. Connecticut T.. b. Pres
Cashier and A. Hammond President They are not
toned in the detecors Persons taken these bills
requested to cali 1t the Jefferson Market Police Court to-day
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CAPTURE OF A PIcKPocKET.-CharlesR Rowe, rag
picker was arrested on Tuesday charged with picking the peck
Mrs Bridget Stretch residing No 20 Batays street OF
wallet aiming $40 in gold coin Mrs g. standing at
looking target when the ac-
cuse the theft He taken before Justice o.
borne and loo ed I'D for trial.