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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29

BUCK BEE-On Tuesday

BUCK BEE-On Tuesday July %. of inflammation Of the
Tb. fend: Of sn invited t. attend the funeral
f"urtb .tie,t - near Tenth avenue.
BALLOU-in B,oo.yp f. D.. on Monday pornin. July e.
tids Baou, aged Sesrs and months.
BURNETT-on Mondsy July ~ Of eou'S%pon' Mrs. Ann
DENNIsToN-sudeerly Tuesday morning July 2s Laura
Virgins. youngest daughter Of John H. aud Alice T. Dennis
ton. sse6 year. . months and II days.
The will place this afternoon at Soclock from No.
81 vestry street
DUDLEY-On Monday morning July a. Frederick W. Dudley
Printer, aled 81 years
JENNINGs-On Monday July q. only of James n and
Ellen JennDss aged 2years months and % dsyI
KINsLY-On Monday. July n Tbom;' - son Of John and
Elizabeth Kir.ls, aged yeNs, 8 months aud n days
MEYER On Tuesday July % Frederick youngest son OF
Heinrich George and Maria Meyer aged 10 months aud "a
days
d.re~ 10 ass P,sri street William Mowss the 2oth year
Of his age formerly OF Aberdeen Scotland
McDONAIp BROOKLYN on Monday July p, Frederick, the
beloved child of George and Kate AcDons aged IL monh
ana Is days.
rEARsALL-Iu wliam.bursh on Monday Jul, a. Charlotte
Daughter Of Jacob and Fanny Aun Pesr'su ssed year.
me btbs and 10 days
pLATT-At the residence Mr. samuel Plat in F.r
lem Mrs Maria Ed,n, reliet Of Samuel Fiat Of L'0don I'm
sTEwARD-On Monday morning July q: Contamination on
,b1 bowel. Mr. Eaw.a nves TO ,,ssa ii. funeral
his bite e.idencr No 6i sullivan street. on wednesday
PhiI.deiphia and California papers please copy.
TAYLOR-lp Williausbursh: on Monisy July q, Emma
daughter Robert aud Ann ssed smontb' and "A days
ssS ss o "a .nS Emily
Thompson, ssed months aud IA days
rHALMANN-CD Sunday July &c John Henry only child Of
Henry and Margaret Thsnsnn. aged months aud Il day
VAN LIEw-suddenly, on Monday, July r. Augustus T.
Van Lew. in tn. $50 year Of his s.e NJ
Dm.i and Of his brother inaw, NJ James w Smith,
respectfully to attend hi. foneI, from hts late res:
dsce No IL Hubert street, on THURSDAY morning. th in't
ct 10 o'clock, without further invitson.
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COsFEEIhe m.ist I. less buoysnt, the sale. are Liza
bags Rio allic 50 HsIsssibo :. l2c 50 nstive Ceyoa
FLOUR AND MEAL-The dem,nd for wester. Cans.
Flour limited Nowthsandns the light receipts prices
Sc. brands The intense weather
r Sd s.Pps S
home tsde The sales 100 Dbl. at ss $50 *s 40 Tor
good Sste SO o0G 80 10 for extra do 65d IS
~ for super- Indiana aud MchisAn 6s 20 for extra
do 60 Sa 81 % for common TO god extra Ohio $3.50 1925
and 81 6ds9 80 for extra Genesee Canadian Flour Sc
2.s s pR or at sa :Vs ss .SS
&c adSs 90 for extra brands southern Flour Ice lower
.: ont: the @ bib BIT % the s . s$f
Alexandra &C., and 81 7o8ss 81 for the better grades Rye
s4as5sO Corn Meal is IL moderate simply and l. quiz, At
s4as4 10 for Jersey 81 sod 81 40 for Brandywin..
msnd limited the transaction. being confined 70 sales from
very full Msckere ish stock and
No els and No 50 for medium sizes Picked Herring
have been more .et,,e but at lower rates. ss: 200 bo,
FRuiTs-we notice sales of 900 bag. hard she'll Almond. on
phvste terms 800 bags Tassona DO at 10 600 Baracos
Cocosnuts at e2las p o; SO banches Bsnsu.s a, 75c
81 60 and % oco B.h.m. Pin.apge' at sea 100 %
ing and cr' are lower the season bling about over .ss'
ESQ boxes Sicily Orange. and 1900 do Lemons
eRAINThe demand for wbes. fair but a. decline offs
% with .s s arrival, I'D %s,a sa g.
27o bush DO Red 81 s5asI Isl sS sa. good = &gs
Canadian At 81 e9; $3.50 bush. Chicago Spring 5 81
and eco bush Milwaukee Club at 81 81 Rye is firm at ia
oil a. ito sales II bush within that Data
firm request at 5sG6c for state and 6z0e for
Wesn Corn plenty and with less doing FOR tue Es.t
noticed las, has been Loot closing f.
Sd s8d9c for Western mixed Other kinis
nomnsl included in the sales are $1,000 bush mixed for
August delivery at Sc.
HIDES have been rather quiet but prices we'll main.
tsnsd We sales of $40 Curacao q n 2kc
rejecting dsnased $50 Msrsesibo q 10 average Sc
jscns unfit to tan and water dsmsgd aud s79 wet sad
Para N New Haven delivered there TO here &c., ali
H0PSNew without change saes to-day Of 20 bales
bwers a IA We. for choice Eastern aud Wesera
sale Of 10 bales old was under negotiation to-day but
derstand Eli through at the close.
eco bales st eG0i0c. y 100 10.
lkONscotch Pig remsins quiet; alss Of 100 uns
firm yard So tod $751; English Bars steady but
the demand modsrute sales 100 S5a mos
INDIA RuBBER~-The market IL quiet bat steady.
LEATHER-Hemoek Sole il In good request prices are
hrmy snstained Oak also In demand firm
rs,ss The inquiry for ell lind: fully equal % the supply
tms without interest Spanish 10 quiet at e66ss I24
LiAE-We note sales VI VN bhb common Rockland 1t 77
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The above are Thompson's quotations.
The Boston Journal suggests the establishment Of
Board ike the Stock Board, for the sale Of
tile paper.
At Boston the Money Market is quite stringent, as
TIE Banks are contracting under q loss Of specie.
Beet paper goes at 9d9i y cent.
The following are understood to be terms of the
rev arrangement between the Erie aud Central Roads
l. All ageuts and runners at every point shall os
discharged by both Companies, except the agents who
attend or may hereafter attend IN the shipping aud
delivery Of freight by the propeers aud stea rats
unoer the contra Of the two Companies, and these
latter 10 be reduced to the utmost possible extent&
The New-York Central Railroad Company agreeing
10 oiscbarge any aud every Of then of tue same
,atlte. which the Nsw-York and Erie Railroad Com
pany may decide ia dscharge.
Q That in no way, directly or indirectly, shau
either Company attempt TO obtain the influences of any
oibsr railroad company, OF the officers or employees
If any other 10 influence the traffic in favor
Of either road.
g. All tickets over both ros,ls shall hereafter be
sold only at the Offices of the two Companies, or at
the Offices Of other railroad steamboat Comp snes
the object being to prevent the sale o. tickets oy out
side agents for either road except 20 ar as otner
Companies are authorized to cell coupon uckets OF
their own issue.
IAN the passenger and freight hand-blls Of the
tw0 ComgspiestQ b reduced 70 joint bills adYeraans
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MARRIED..

BLERs-MITCHELSON-On Monday, July a. at the resi-
dence of Mr. John L. Cassidy BY the Rev Mr. Wiley Pas
tor ChIis Church MI Geo w Beers 70 Miss 0eorsiana
L. Nicholson all Of New Yok city.
RK-DOUGLAS-In this city Sunday July 70 81 the
Rev John Quincy Adams Mr.. Martin Van Buren CLARK OF
this city Miss Rachel Hewitt Douglas OF Cape May n
ONEYPENNY-D OUGEER Brooklyn on Monday
July a. BY the Rev Henry B,ld.n Mr. Richard n Money
penny 81 this city, to Miss Ann Dousherty oil Brooklyn
SMIIH-WALKER-On Thursday, July % at the Church OF
the Anpuncstion by the Rev. Or SeaDury, Col Aojsh
Smith of Ulster County N Y, to Ms Eliza NJ Walker Of
tls city.
WOODS-TANNATT-At Harlem, Wednesday. July Y,
BY the Rev. j. g. Lord. George H. Woods esq OF MIN
bespols Minnesota Territory to Miss Kate Tannat OF Sd
lem Macs.
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the defend ants kom vorns way the Central Railway 70
h. ,p,uy Of thv plaintiff argued yestc sy afternoon BY
D. for the plaintiff and John C. Putnam Tor the de-
fepcant. - r. a. ,
ltos. Collins sgt. Salina ID. Colllns.-Judgmeut CT
In the mater Of Maria Tweedy.-Order for the ap-
pointmsnt Of Oliver B Tweedy ., Trsstee granted
Before Judge MITCHELL.
DECISIONS.
VIM c. Hsggerty e. al. sgt. Albert Granger ct al,
and eight other suits-JudsneDt for plaintiff
Frederick Victor ct al. sgt. Daniel Clark ct Al
judgment for def. ndsnts. 80.
John Il. Caxesa agt. Hyppohte Mali 81 al, and three
other su,s-J Judgment for plaintiffs 1870 r,
Sarah Fitch, &C., sgt. John w. McGiIl ct al.-hs'
port u referee modified. n,..
The People, e1 rel. Lang, agt. EblmG.-Afhdavit'
entered TO be & ed
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y. B. CUNHIbS1ONEKB UFFIUK-JULT D-Befe{e K T..
SrTLwELL.
Johans Burger charged with larceny on the high
seas, examined to-day.
The complainant, Antoine Sigey, testified that he
was q passenger on the Southampton from London to
this port; that be put his pocket-boOk, containing
about $40 in drafts i'll the pocket of bis vest which he
put under his pillow that the defendant slept with
him. and that in the morning he found and money
both gone.
Two Of the officers at Castle Garden s~Ore that The
prisoner admitted III the presence Of the complainant
at Castle Garden that he had taken the money and
had destroyed the drafts. Committed for trial.
SUPERIOR COURr-srEcIAL TERn-Jsy n-Bsfsrs
Judge BoswoRrH.
Vality sgt Forscco ct al
judgment for plaintiff against Foracco. Action
TO be continued the plaintiff and ether defendant
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MARINE COURT-JrLy -.

Dor
IT,. x,t.-;,o .r. ,he com oIsiot and answer in one
ipo 'o" '8s or a.. 49, o. TO- .;nce a. having
o. the tulW reeHeu W icy -. 81 .,a;n,F, ~;tb
been brought on the tbeory tnat INC P'a'''u, IL
otlers Of The old policemen had not been legaiy ds-
L.,a.d rom tho Pnlice Department aud were there
k...iI a. IL 80 m IN thu "A instant when
lore entl'len !" lnem P"y ~ " IL -. -anda,rad
the decision Of the Court OF Appea" ~ tenucIoo.
Inc cause 10 se uo" -,
ThE Co u1T "a ~. ,h- o,,;or,. ~
John Ldukn ~ oeay n"sey, tya,l. rad yaffb,,o
1Ao Coakiey John Wai'A lA~a, ano s %
Lyon egt 20 "1t''' @'
NJ the plaintiff respectfully states that the de-
Indebted him Ia the Il s25 60 Ia the
viz the said uluinH was reg ay app tinted
@ =. noicem,n under the old of Po-
nho - ~ Me- Recorder and civ Juds. of the
NC, VI "a rfn,m.d f.ibfnv m. dus, amer
y o. va The ,.id once Of policeman from On or
t AZ 81 iune la57 nm IN and incl ld,ps the Sd dsy
sbont ne on my " M 20; ,k -. 1;, No.. ar ND
on Ju1 49, S ,tbp, An, bv aid attendant: that At
aos.,s. =. sfo,r.,T tbeT. wa, due and owing
.1 g. Ia. I'D .s,vicrs a. policeman AZ af,rr
20 W 20 "a Mn. fy .sb,,en dsy. A. vice AZ the
ssa tpe e s s1n " %, w. ''"'e 'O'
S,tbs, ...t.. that on the 18th dsy Of July inst
hs purshs,ed the claim. Of Thomas =: ooamy l.nu s
Ihomss Iisn,ey mo 81. .' Of me s.d Cnsi.v walsh
st,on, ana pece"o nd -, -, 81. IA M.vor
fsn.y suo Lyons Wpo vi. en-, 90 ~ 49, ~ 80
Aldermen arc Con%ons.y "a aIo w. y ;ona,s -, ~,
vere duly rppohteo eno ~ ia ca. g vi "a
fofn the on,irs 81 va ~ On ~" a d., ~
who were di:chsteo oy tne sad w =. ~, ,,n. ~
JaIy ,pst wnon. .ny @d ,be,s - An. .na OWN, 20
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philadelphia Markets. July %.

BARx-Moderate ssles No Qnercitron o. ~ Corros
hrm aud high prevent sales fLovs dnil VAIN no snip
MIN 6msnd and the nomue for export at 81 ~ ~
70, s.ans and 90 50 10 ~ % for fancy hYs
oo,r SIS 80 which holders refure -, ..s 4.
WHAT Gull and unsettled snd decline Of from ioe & 70
note new Southern freely but miers have refused 70
puhse except pressing wants that the lots 500 tse
the close of Change hours yesterday and this morning have
.sIiz,d esq 81 70 for and 81 75d 81 60 and the o.est
rates barely psinaind RYE steady AZ Coax qss tsS
receipts light sales ct &C., aost OArs-saes 4~o oa'a
old Penn At 5odHc- -, -. p,..
GsocrpIss dull. with quosbs change 10 prices. r.o.
vrsons with sht receipts and bish -
onet WHISKY IL sens required at go for hid: &c fes
bridge and sOdsc for bbla 100 bbs Bourbon sold At oo
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The San Francirco correspondent Of The Journal Of
Commerce says:
During the fortnight, one of our largest grocery
iobbipg houses, that Of Arlington Co., finding it
impossible to meet their forthcoming payment. on
steamer day. made q temporary sale OF all their
store Effects and business and sent letters to those Of
their confidential frieId of whom they had borro.ed
moneys stating that they going into liquidation,
and ncosed bank checks for their loans which were
promptly paid After this, they at once called meet,
ing OF their creditors, TO whom they exhibited full
statement of their effects showing their indebtedness
to be &95 GEO. and their assets 81! ooo after trst
deductpg 30 from cost prices for their stock OF
goods The senior partner, VIM. Arlington, also made
an exhibit Of his private estate showing himself to be
worth over $50 600 over and above all his liabilities.
Upon this showing the CREDITORS without dissenting
voice, very cheerfuly granted them the extension
they r. CURED without security and free from interest
An the indus asked was 80 GO, 80 and 100 days,
and This freely granted. Since then, the Messrs
Ami etop have resumed business, and retrieved
in a great degree the reputation Of Front street."
For few days past the call for Land Warrants had
been quite active, and caused an advance; but the
supply now is about equal to the demand. We now
LJulv on uuote:
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Markham. Reported b. TelesropA.

NrvOpIEAxs July There bsve been heavy rsns hefs
ali d,y No sales Of CorroN FLOUR Mixed Coss sold sos
SOC Mess Pork IL held EA Other articles unchsnsea
Erw ans Jul, The weather has been very wet 20
d,y No sales Of Corrox factor. sitter 10 their dsmnd
hut b,sb prices conceded Sales Of three days.
bses receipts Of three $50 bales; stock IN p, IL 800
bse this por. less than last bales 90
creased receipts all Southern porte 6Sl $40 bales
on London 10 y cent premium Sales OF CoeS q yo0ye
CHICAGO. July 28-s p. m.-FLoUR active. WaeAI-s ~
cluips I, ndrncy CoRK active 7oc OATS firm sHiPAEsr
70 buffalo Flour Whest 1874 900 bush Corn kscEirr
500 hha Flour; 900 bush. Wheat 5000 bush Corn.
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SUP BowDIrcH at Boston from New Orlesns pI VIZ
18th inst having struck on Little Bahama BAnks
of2d inst She the Banks days and vas s''e' 'A
BY wreckers ~
BRIG H. FRosr Berry from Aspinws June ~ i'' D'0''
Island put into Csrthasens July with crew ncH
ScHR Ciox Gregory from Rocklsnd for nossen, ol'aRv
her ruddeI night Of 22d and worked Ipswich bay
tempting into sqnam struck on the e.s 500 ~
leak. The water set fire to the lime aho tne
totally destroyed The Obliged 70 Sc. in'o ~
where they RENAME tin taken on By the he oos, ~,s
bound T., with loss OF both masss ana hui
Esd inst At % miles Of Cape Elxsoesn'
The Bsr,,H IRON built ship Allen sunk s hss sscasosa s
the Bay Of Valparaiso es,ly In June whhe 10 ~
posed through csrelesness She we sfteT~sss s''''
THE hatom, for 81, 90
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ARREST OF LUSArIc.-Yesterday afternoon Ohi'
Ger Tbipkam If the Thirteenth Ward took lO custody
German lunatic found wandering in the streets. de
gave his name a. johann Jacob Hsncl-y, and had
evidently escaped from some asylum. He was locked
NO at the Fifth District Station. House.
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TUEsDAY. July z3-P.
ASHESTbe market s heavy for P-sr. with few arrivals
sees Of % bb 81 M Pots steady sales Of 60 bills,
at e776
COrTON-The market 10 6mer and advance quota
tioLs ic descriptions The quantity sale small
and the transactions to day have been light OO0
1 900 bales:
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BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-A meeting of the Board
was held Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. John A. Cross in
the chair 1t being the last meeting ~ the Board, the
usual complimentary resolutions were passed to the
officers in perf"rmiig their duties properly Several
bills were ordered paid, aud the Board adjourned
The first meeting OF the new year takes place next
Tuesday the 4th of August
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Reported for Tar N. Y. TRIBuHE b. J X Z r. q, rM
Fb't 6oa,d-ac City g.. New 81 iGoO Cy 90 81 M,
Penn, vsDs RR 46i; II do, 4oi go Ne Cr"es to -
20 Lehsh Nav So Lehish Scrip ~ IS beave, Me e ss
RR b. 81; 100 Long Island XIX ii. <'iy pans' W. -
Mechanics Bank 22i -, -. ...h
et,ceen Beard-2coo Pennsylvans RR &c. I'd mort ss'o
second BOafd-i 500 Penn.. So, 81 PennA r. III in
Ere r., kuD 353 100 do, cash So 20 GAP srins ~,
2Resdins r. r. S7i; 81 ~ Perpa r. o. liz; Commercial
Bank, So
AJfsy Boa,d-loo Reading RR SIT.
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Arrived.


end h.r.n: Jsy md.s aud pes. NJ O.
standing 70 the .onshwsrd 9Th lat, lon. "a Co. p.ssd
ss ship showing red bufes with white center and letter
Steamship Florida CrowelL ssvsunsh 90 hours ndse ssa
pas: TO. H. Nss I. y % ,n: fs ssS
bound also q m 2 mile. s. W. Of hss5. =. s,'ssnssS
H.iter,. exchanged signals With 'sssm.hp' August. md
steamship pelt. (Br .crsw) Hunter st. Thomas July u
Bermud. July IS and Halifax July a. ballast to T. Csnsd'
Ship Aivum Ps.or Fort su Prince s day.. mahogany COT
Bark Tg,s pan R9s Msisn1a' 10 days. ballast to Peter
Brig Bonapsrts (ofMschssl Means Black Rves Jam Jaly
spoke I Br Sns os n vco.a from sssaads tr sss.
Brig Pauline, Lawrence, hmacabo is days faste 70 Aea'
BIia Lucia W. Angler tof Belfast Tooth.ksr 81 Joha
r. ioiy ue.r &C. to Broekmss Sailed y con- ~
lat Is ST. S IS IS Jnry g. .s y S. Ion Sds
of s. DSnD Rsb., S% c s ya, Is
salt to NcAuG heelock. July r. on tae Delaware. saw
''f s,a A w.. E.ss % s.uso Trinidad days. sugar
and %c:s g D. fo1t ~ Prince IL July 49, mahogany to
Iesry Sailed ~'ta :ch Gen vsaas ofsnd i's
d,,. uss, and molsssss to Had heavy vssshsr:
Se ts ss 20 sd r. Son: 's''ss''~n
scST. D.nvis McClu.Iy Richmond dsys ssar sui
seSr Glide md.e from wreck Of hip Samuel wnss.,
schr Z. Bubbel Worth Portland, Co., stone n
schr. joseph hail, - Portland, c., stone. s,s.aif4.
S,hL q Collyer. Chspin. Portland CT.
schr. Adelaide, F.rdop Rondout, for Haverstrsw.
Sthr. Letrot. West. Albany, for Boston- CT Gfltl
Schr. Beilobs, Rogers Bondout. for Fall River. -
Steamer K-nnebc Hand Philsdelphia and Cape May 10
hours ndse 70 T. Perkins if8M .oE
Steamer Quinnebsus Holen, Norwich 49,
SAILED u. g. steam igate Wabash ship Baltic, Zerees
for Liverpool n' - r7Tlrse.
Withholding the day 8. w. .r sfiR r.s.r.5
Spoken BY Pilot boat O. w. Blunt No. II July ~ Oh NAB
tueiet South shoa ship Euphrasia from Lsshorn s'f Ta
dsphis. -..s 81 Z.
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BROOKZ YN ITEMS.

SCHOOL Pic .NIcs-The children Of s.. Marys
Schools Of the Eastern District proceeded yesterday
morning on a picnic to Bowronvllle They were
escorted by the Carroll Guards, Capt Caron, and
passed through North Second to Eighth, thence to
Grand and through Grand street to Bowronville The
children connected with the German Sunday Schools
proceeded on picnic to the same place. The chill
srsn of the Old Bushwick Sabbath School proceeded
on an excursion to BusHa Ridge.
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ACCIDENTS John Cadron was drowned at the foot
of Columbia street Monday mig hit. George w.
Hubbard, lad sixteen years Of aga, died from the
eff cts Of fall IRON cherry tree on the same day
Inquests were held both and verdcts rendered In
accordance.
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A SINGULAR DrssrRr.--Yesterday noon woman
named Mary Gibbs residing in First street. near South
Fifth street, became engaged 10 alteration with
her husband at dinner, when she seized plate and
dealt him severe blow the head, cutting bad
pash. The Injured man got his wound dressed at the
Dirpensary and then caused the arrest Of his belger-
ant spouse.
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PAssIgG COUNTERFEIT MoSrY.-A man who gave
his name a. Alfred Thral and stated that he belonged
to csr al boat lying at Gowanu- vas arrested ye-ter'
Gay afternoon by Officer Thinkam Of the Thirteenth
Ward for attempting to ps.s counterfeit " OIL Oh
the Union Bark New-London, at the grocery corner
of First and South Fifth streets, having previously
attempted to pass it IN South Seventh street. de was
committed for examination before Justice Clary. 1t
was sft.rwad ascertained that bills Of the came do
nomination bad been passed upon John Smith, keeper
Of snyster saloon in First ,treet, and at Mr.. Her
mons grocery corner of Durham place and South
Seventh street.
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In the sfedwship Delta from Sc Thomas-P y Hollsy =
D. Messrs Mills Dawson, Abbott, Denhon, Moore W. o.
MAY W. Crosby, jr. Graham, Mrs. Abbott
IN the ship philadelphia, from HacanaS Raymond
de Peps Alvi Manuel Csntos NJ A. Costa, beitnms
J. p Montane A. Welo j. Bordenaye, v. Pi.e j. p snte'
ser r. Cameron, Duegsc and family r. Clinic, vsdes O.
Persrc c. W. Psnlh W. Riggs A. serere and others " me
steersge. ..
MINIATURE ALMANAC. TINS DAY.
EunRsss. t:5 Sets...... 7;l8 Moon-Scts. III: Ii
HIGH wArsR....THis DAY.
0nnly Hook. 2:20 Gov. fslsnd l:l0a Hell 0ats I'm
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Brooklyn, complained that the establishments
- a puissnce-that iDtoeisble stencil arose
,hsrefom; thai he was gfeauy inoommoded thereby,
aa h derreciated the vslae 81 his property Tenants
Gd moved from his house in consequence vi the smell
a, he did rot blame them He hoped thst the ioter.
ests Of residents would be seen to by the boara Oh
Health. A.. thar
Jhomos II. Redding, the Coroner on the otner
lar stated that the establishment emitted no nus
the mean. o increasing the value of property in the
nsiehborhood.
Mr. Frarcs Flood aao testified that he never per-
ceived any nuisance althc ugh he resded In the hme
date reighborbooo.
DIR. w. L. Prendle likewise stated that the neigh,
borbood was healthy, and the best evidence ne hao OF
this fact that DIR. Garrison aud himself Inc ohy
physicians in the place could not make $2oo year
The proprietors the factories being present. prou
ed to do every thing possible to meet the require
mepts Of the Board
The Bosrd finally adjourned until next Friday after
noon at o clock when the subject will be resumed
ard all interested are invited to attend.
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TIE POLICE ConNissIOEERs.-MayOr Powell OF
Brooklyn has expressed bis determination to meet with
the Board Of Commissioners this "Wednesday morn
ing, and until the most pressing business is disposed
Of He will consequently be compelled to alter mis-
office hours from the morning until afternoon. He will
attend to bis legitimate official business in Brooklyn
from to O'Clock in the afternoon every day, until
such time that hi. presence may not be required in the
Board of Commissioners.