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4 FINE lOt OF city nlA.le ). A. Morrua.o mi
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For Horses,

------- For Horses.
1t cannot be ssuepassedtfo Sprains, Calls,
! hates aud, Scratches, Strains of tho Shoulder,
Stiles Cracked Heels, Ring Worms, ,FSwecny,
| and isth sIfe, care for the Bolts. -
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knowledge OF these Plantsi SO important to man
| kind, would, have remained forever secret with
| tho Indinns,. had it not been that Missionaries
| travelling. among them have become acquainted
| with nSse remedies and their mode of prepare
j2R 'S as eab s4S oSs disso2aSy
! of the greatest Importance to tho sick. ~ +
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two LitsliIls they are pMrCy yogStabIO, clchia-
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assisting the - Indian Ldiment, }" to cra,licaiy
cfectuelly every trace Of she disoase.1I
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NJ. 81 GOld-Stree, New YORK
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THE OFFICE OF THE LATE CHIEF OF
POLICE.

When Deputy Carpenter was informed yesterday
morning, that Mayor Wood had signed the concurrent
resolution Of the Common Council, giving up the pos
session of the Station Houses Police apparatus &C.,
he proceeded to the Office lately occupied by the Chief
Of Police and made formal demand for transfer OF
the premises. He found Nr. Mckelar, late clerk
10 the Chief of Police, and Mr.. Charles II. Ring IA
member Of the Dead Rabbit Central Committee aud
member Of the celebrated Common Council of 1852
S. sometimes dgnifed by the appelation OF the forty
theves in possession. The rooms-four in number
however had been Invested of all their furniture
desks chair, railing, apparatus, telegraph ana al
other appurtenances of the Chiefs Once MI Nc
Keyar stated that, by an ordinance OF the Common
Council the Office of Chief of Police formed part aud
marcel Of the Mayors Office and in his estma-
tion wholly at the disposition of the Mayor Acting
by virtue of this supposed power, the Mayor had as
signed TO Mr. Devln his Street Commissioner, the
o the place for one of the bureaus of the Street Com
nissoners Office at the head of which is Mr.. Charles
II. Ring.
Mr.. Ring said he would allow the Metropolitan Po-
lice Commissioners to have the of the Telegraph
Room al Sergeants Room adjoining.
Mr. CARPENTER then called upon Mr.. Devlin and made
a similar demand. Mr.. Devlin claimed possession OF
the Chiefs Office by virtue of jurisdiction vested 10
him under the new charter over public buildings, aud
the City Hall being public building, he claimed the
right to appropriate the rooms in it as he thought
would best subserve the interest Of the public.
About o'clock Mr.. Draper reached the CHIEF
Office, and seeing Mr. Ring, the new Superintendent
of Lands and Places inquired by whose authority the
changes in progress were made Mr.. Ring replied
that having been placed there by MIR. Devln he had
altered the fittings to suit the requirements OF his
Office. Mr.. Draper said he had come to take pos
session Of the office for the Superintendent OF Police
Mr. Ring replied that Ae would have to see Mr. Devliu
about it, UItl that gentleman or the Common Council
gave it up he should hold possession. Mr.. Draper
made note of the Mr.. Ring pointed to the lit
tie dark containing the teegraphc apparatus, and
supposed Mr.. Mcclellan would yield him that, as he
fRing) did not want il. In to Mr.. Diapers in
euiry, Ring said that RObintop, the telegraphic
operator had taken away the dias because they
his own property; but that they would be replaced in
an hour or two if necessary. Mr.. Draper then re-
EYed.
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DIED..

BALLARDA, Iowa City July o. after short illness Mary
Hsrten only child Of Frank ". aud AHA Ballard for
nIeily Vi this city, ssed years aud mouths
BEADEL-On Tuesday, July IA. Mar, wife OF joseph w.
B.sdel In tie Esd year OF her sse.
BARTCW-ou Tuesday, July A. at the residence OF his son
In tie Rev George A. Shelton, Jacob Barrow IL the
18th yesr OF his age.
ELBlOT-u Brooklyn Tuesday. July IL of consumption,
Bsrbars the wife of William Elliot, aged % years
FERRis-At swauton, VI Oh Tuesday July At tue req,
Ferr. daughter Of the late Jacob Drake Of this city
FoRSiTH-At My site on Tuesday, July H. mf. William
Forsyth aged 10 years . .
FuRMAE-sudeenly on Tuesday July H. Catherine wife Of
Matthew FurIDau in the 18th year OF her age.
HUDsoN-Iu Brooklyn, on Monday. July Is; Helen r;
Youngest daughter OF Joseph T. and Gertrude huds'h aseo
yesr month and q days
HoLsTEE-On Monday July 49, Mary Ann Holsten; young
es ght.r Of May and harnin hoIsten' ssea year.
mouths aDd - days. 49,
LET'S On Tuesday July H. James Let's infant con Of '0nn
Let's, essd2y w.
suLLER-On Tue,dsy July H. o: paralysis, Mrs. Helena
M!sr IN the list year OF her age . .,
MORTIMER-In Brooklyn, "Wednesday mornhe 'ne io'a
FIST Are Louisa wife Of John Mortimer
TIE frierd acquan.ances Of the family are
yed 10 sterd hr funeral this lThur.dayl morning a. ~
isfe residence, No % Main stree.
Tr,Ler nts.iou Conyeyauces will be IL readiness 20.
who may wish TO accompany the remains 70 "'ee"
Cemetery. n-;S
RILEY-On Tuesday morning July H. at u oe0cf' JAW
RILEY, Of No. $50. Grand street vIa.,
RICB-At Stamford. Delaware Go New ioIt' his are
evenips July I Jscob Rich in the Goth year OF ."
rDours A, Nashville. Tenn OIL Friday. JAY 10 o. w 81
Gx.I the Rev Charles Tones, son OF Francis fo"''
this city - MI, q, the IA
VAN ORDEN-on the l4th nat. Ann Van ofaeH' -
rs ienSs and relatives the family are tom No. liz
20 s,teud Der funeral AZ oeock this ssefp0'N'
Bedford street. r.t
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FIRES.

FIRE IN THTY-THIRD AND FIFTY'FouRTH STREETS
At q O'Clock Wednesday morning fire broke out
IN stable belonging to Ncssrs. Mott Brothers, lu n
Der de aers at the foot of Fiji ythid and Fity-outh
street. and spread with great rapidy, communicating
in little time to the barn carage-house and lumber
shed adjoining. The fremen Of the district were early
in attendance, but despite their exert ns the buildings
andlunber were entirely destroyed.
Six horses two cows and calf, pointer dog aud .
lot Of poultry worth $75 pelsbed in the flames.
Among the property destroyed was eleven sets OF
harness, quantity Of hay and feed, straw-cutting
machine, -four light wagons three sleghs, carriage
and three lumber sieighs. Messrs. Mott Brothers
estimate their loss 81 sbout &C. on which they have
partial insurance. The firm, believing the fro to be
the work Of design, have offered 500 for the appre
hension and conviction Of the incendiary.
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BROOKLYN COURT OF sEssIoNs-Jrly Is.

In this Court yesterday, Charles BlauchId and
Edward Everett placed trial Indictment for
attempting ~ counterfeit blI on ire FARMER PAM
Seventh L. appears from the testimony that The accused
wen, above place the morning Of the I'd OF Juue
about o'clock and inquired the TO Duchown Sxteenth
Verdi which they called for drinks and IA pay
bake5pcr recognized the bill being and called
policeman On his return Everett teIdeIeda genuine one dollar
bill and the capge given him. On leaving the place they
we've srreeo Officer Vdetto aud searched Dat nc anon-
found upon them Next morning four 81 bills % the
bank OF Bridgeport opposite - entrances OF the
re.tIat In gutter. of whrh was icoied as having
been rendered By the prisoners These facts havng o
Verdict of guilty. Sentence reserved -.
Philip blcDevit WAS fined $40 on CONVICTION Tor as
son and battery John Garland fined IL tor similar
ofitnse.
The Court then adjourned till Friday next.
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Ia " INTE'LLLGENCE.
THE STREET COMMISSIONERSHIP.
SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TERMJULy l4.-Before Judge

The People rel. Chas Deylin ast Daniel d. Conover
ARGUMENT ON THE cERTioRARi ADJ0VkNED.
Dir. OConor appeared, with Messfs. Brady, Slckles
anC Busted, in behalf of Mr. Devliu this morning.
He NOV ed an adjournment until Saturday or Friday
after Judge Peabody should have rendered bis deci-
son upon the effect of the ccTOrdr, IN staying MS
proceedings and preventing the issue OF the warrants.
lie urged this in order to avoid arguing any more
questiors than necessary for the only one re-
manning in that case would be upon the proprety OF
Mr.. Field pressed the case on. He did not wish to
argue the question of stay at ALL but would contne
himself to tie other point lie remarked upon the
spectacle presented by three Judges acting as II al-
though Of course, not really acting but appearing
SO to the people they attempting to checkmate
O, c another. Whatever Judge Peabodys decision he
should argue that the writ had been premaurely and
mprovdcntly issued. The argument would mol De
shorter ed by postponement.
Judge Davies said that the argument should be
co, flied to the point Of the right to grant ccrNGr
wherever ii took place. He certainly sh )ud not de-
eide it before Judge Peabody had rendered his de-
cisiOD.
Counsel continuing to hold opposite views, the Court
decided to postpone the hearing until Friday next at
II O'Clock with the understanding that the argument
should be confined to the question of the original pro,
piety OF issuing the ceniorari, it being presumed
that judge Peabody would pass on the other questions
raj ed.
Mr. Field was about to move reference to compute
the damages upon the undertaking on the ipJunctl0n
ssueo b. Judge ROose' cit and since dissolved, but
postponed the motion to Friday. at MIR. Slckles re-
quest.
Before Judge PEABODY.
John Jameson ACT. Josiah Bakewell.-Mohon de-
MED.
Before Judge MITcHELL. .
George v Steele agt. Chas Stu-ge.-The motion
that She deliver the property to the receiver granted
without costs. - - ...-,.
Emil Ho,neman sgt. Levi Cook eft al-Attachment
discharged wthoutcoss ~,
James g. Dmcnd agt. George Dick
Tie discharge Of wotkmen &c., by the defendant,
recognized the authorship ended aud on hs around W both
parties did assent 70 dsoluon would justify decree
~ outon But the charges of misconduct against the de-
fendept sustained where in part istaned are MADE
much more broadly the proof allows the painn cannot
have action bur must bis own co't
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MARRIED.
BINGHAM-GRES

RINGHAM-GREW-A the South Congre yational Church.
Hartford Copn TUESDAY July H. BY the key: aise5
Clarke ID D. the Rev Joel F. Bingham, OF New fork and
Susan orphan grand Of Mr. Henry Grew OF PIMA
delpha.
FFRRY-RITTER-Or Wednesday, July u.s. by the Rev
Gardner SpIiDg d D. j. Milton Ferry 70 Mary X Ritter az
OF New Yck.
sEMoNlTE-wALKER-In Brooklyn Loas bland On Sun
dax Univ II BY the Henry Ward Beecher Dir George
Semonjie to Hiss Annie, youngest daughter OF William
Walker late OF Glasgow, Scotland
sOI-THWORTH- GILES-In SpriDgylle. SusquehsnnSCo.,
Pa by AnIas Williams esq, Mr.. Anson g. Southworth OF
tar.ye Center Pa, to Mis- Nelly E. Giles %rmeriy Of
Biushau.pton N. Y.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JoLY
Hill L RridnhaIII

A CHARGE OF RAPE On sHlP3OARD.
Csptsin Conway, of the ship 5 Sitz- Iand. was
brought up on Ii warrant issued the following atli.
cavit ard admitted TO bail ia s, OOO. The examna-
ton will take place on Friday at II m;
Southern District Of Nct York ssJane Haggsrd being duly
sworn and she is about the OF p that
about 18th dag CT Apri! last past depo,ent ett Liver
pool as stecrsgt passenger in the snip S~zefani vessel
beol gDg whole in part TO citizen or citizens OF the
United States for port New York that about the
18Th day Of Apri 1851 in aud board of sai ship on the
high sei. &c Convey then and there being the
master and commander Of ssd ship did then aud there ioei
osy and with force commit rape upon this dep neLt and
o;ai Il the will and consent af this aeponent oo
JOSEPH ". BRIDGHAM
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UsrSo CaLoRoroRM IN SrAoE-On Tuesday
evening Miss Fitzgerald young lady, had her pocket
picked IN one Of the Avenue u stages Of portemon-
Aaii containing SO She was returning home from
wiIlamsburgh ard coon after paying her stage fare
wel-dressed female sitting next her very kindly per.
f1med her clothing with handkerchief saturated with
punmery and cbloroform. The young lady fell asleep,
I'd upon waking after was astonished to find that
money was taken and the lady had disappeared.
HE tindns@ Of the lady was then apparent.
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EX.OFFICER DOXEf.

SIR: In your i.sue of to-day, 6rd my name men
toned as being connected with the rioters the Seventeenth
Ward by in,tigatDg them riot would in regard TO
that that there foundation for any such report
was house where the inquest was held aud en-
dayord to render all aid possibly could 20 assist the 20
lice in the discharge of their duties which Prove to the
satisfaction person BY respectable citizens OF the WARD
am 10 rioter the contrary Law ana Ofder CIV
zen and will do all in all times to assist me ON
statement aforesaid, you will obge. Yours resP,cti
JOSEPH DJNEv.
late Policeman, Seventeenth Ward
Ee,,.YorL July H. 1857.
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A CARD-CuRRECTION.

Of INV aest in hands the of Aveuue
and Twelfth street and that the rowdes returned 10 rescue
me Such is not the standing in the door OF
residence No 1874 Seventh street when hearing tue
discharge pto crossed to the spot to ascertain the cause
party unknown 20 me- one o. them stressed me, bur was
bonorsby discharged the following morning By Jusce Bfe
1ouis ,,o,,.,Ne ~ IN, 1921, -.
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

The President Of the Long Island Raiiway genef-
ously gave the use of four cars yesteras! -, 'uo
commods,ion of Union Mission at Hamilton feHy' !"
convey two hundred Mission children to motifs "'ove
near Jamaica. A beautiful day. and ps''n'e, aoo
well and beautifully supplied tables for nearly 'n'ee
hundred, made very refreshing pleasure anu enc
long To be remembered.
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Advertisement.
CKS'S TEMPLE OF ART-NC

]'V'
and &7 Broslway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
UNLoTYPEs superior to any made in this city
PHOTOGRAPHS in Oil Pastel and Aqueelle by tSsDRicKss
corps Of Partisan artists
ItHoTocKAPHs in India ink Partisan style:
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Gallery open from to ~ aud FREE 70 he iuspec-
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SURRENDER TO THE SHsnIrF.-Berharc pu'e.'
who Wa arrested on the charge of stsboing Francis
An Of uIv last and who was acquitted by the Coro-
ner's Jury on the ground Of having ac'sa IL sell
defense, surrendered himself TO Sher'n ouyAs'
day, having learned that the Grand Jury naa 'o4ha
bill against him for manasushter. lie Wa commA'e0
to jail to await trial
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JOSEPH W. BRIDGHAM.

UNITED STATES MARSHALS OFFICE-JulyI5 Is.
Terei &C RILEY James Bouman and Samuel Bennett
we're arrested to DAY on chsrse of petty larceny in stealing
quantity Of copper il, the Navy Yard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-16

ebe but friction to bring about warmth bore the act Of
breathing is fairly performed, and this is done properly
only by placing the pateL his face, thus compress
irg the chest and abdomen when expiration must
occur. Now turn the body gently on the side through
little than the quarter Of circle, when irspi
ration must follow, and repeating this sixteen times in
n minnie oDIa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-16

l. FRtIT-GEowISC PROFITABLE I'VE have often
mged those who have land near this city to grow
fruit and have often Been replied to by the n,eroga-
ton tt nj heads this item. We have an answer to the
question. II. c. Freeman, partly moved by "what
Tar TRIBUNE has taid" has commenced the growing
of Brinkleys Orange Raspberry, one Of if not the
finest varieties Of this excellent fruit. He has about
three acres Of young plants part of them now in bear
ipg tho fruit from which sells at eighteen cents bas
ket, called pints, but they are not Mr.. Freeman
thinks at this price, when in full bearing Of
raspberries will produce 81 900 worth Of fruit. "Is
fruit-growing profitable p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-16

Who came TO tee a.. with wagon load o! truck, wss
pora'ed by the heat Of the sun on Tuesday, at the
corner 0! First place ard Smith street. He was dis
covered by Officer Oa,. and taken tothe Tnird Dis
uic Station. House, where he was attended to by Dr..
Cstir.
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IAdvertisemeut.I


A CURE FOR ASIHMA.-There are man! wen
atested cases Of this distressing comPs y H. "a
ofthe WILD CHERRY as combined by Dr. VISA Il us
nous CousH BaLsAM which med cine has achieves w ~.
wide reputation. None genuine urfess signed D''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-16

MIssISc.A servant.grl in the employ Of jeremiah
Soutbwok, No. % Washington street, has been
missing inoe Sunday and fears entertained that
ilre hs, met with foul play. Her name is Margaret
Coffin. and she is described as lively smart girl
about Is years Of age.
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[Advertissment.l ,
STATE AND NATIONAL Law SCHOOL, POugn

Leen.i. ewYork -Obct train students IN the legal
nee aud z,actiee and extempore speaking Mex: Term
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