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it's cabins are brilliantly lghed, in favorable csn.ssst
with the dim lights used on other boats.
OFFICIAL SQUABBLE.-The Fire Department OF the
City Of Hoboken was thrown into great Abatement
during the latter part of the past week in consequence
of the conflict of authority between Arthur Pope Chief
Engineer of the Fire Department, and Councilusa
Charles Chamberlain, Chairman Of the Common Cdun-
Gil Committee on Fire and Water. Engine No. being
out of order the Chief directed Messrs. Pine q Hsrs.
horne Of New.York builders of the machine, 10 take
II to their shop in New.York and repair Il. When In
the act of removing il, the Councilman intercepted
them with orders to halt. The Chief comipg mp,
dire cted them to go on. The Councilman commeoced
cutting the ropes, whereupon the Chief ohoksd the
Councilman, and the machine was taken to the hsry.
The Councilman here up, and another teene &C.
curred-the Councilman receiving blow from the
Chief The engine was then taken on board the heat,
and soon afterward was in New-York. The 6renen
contemplate holding indignation meeting to uphold
the authority Of their Chief superior to that OF the
Chairman of the Committee on Fire and Water.
JAIL Ryev1ArroSs.-The Hudson County Bosrd Of
Chosen Freehoders have directed that psrson hsI
be allowed to visit the jail without the consent d
member of that Board and no person shall DO allowed
to convey any article to prisoner In jail withous
examined by the keeper. The reason Of this ssder
being issued IT, the discovery of several slungshots IN
the possession of the prisoners at the time the resent
plot of several prisoners to escape was discovered.
BURIAL Lor FOR SrRAsoERs.-The purchase OF
four lots in the Cemetery at Bergen Point has ben
directed by the Hudson County Board Of Chosen
Freeholders for county purposes The bodies whicAsre
found on the shore of New-York and Newark beys
and of the Kills, will be inferred In the lots when
not identified and taken away by their friends.
FouED DEAD.-The body of an unknown man WaS
found Friday afternoon in the grsss upon the mead
owns west Of Hoboken by two men who were moving.
Coroner Crane, being notified Of the fact has taken
charge Of the body. He will keep 1t 3 sy Or re
before holding an Inquest, in the hope that It viii b
recognized. There ere DO marks Of violence upon
the body. He is apparently an Irishmsn, about ~
wears OF age and ave feet eight inches high. There
i scar two inches long oyer the right eysbsow. tie
wore no coat, but had on .,k nat oScx p:,
is that Of a laborer.
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The Quindaro Chindordn Of Aug. g. after COM
mentipg upon the character Of the late apportoument
says:
ut is useless for the Free-State men to mngle in
the Territorial election The enemy in possession
of the power which is TO decide who is and who Is not
elected to the Legislature. That power they will use
hestating at NO fraud however great to accomplish
their purposes. Our only hope Is to rally round the
Topeka Constitution, irfuse into its organization the
necessary vitality and pledging to each other our
lives, our fortunes and our sacred honor launch the
ship Of State out on the troubled sea- and leave for
time and just people to vindicate the justice and ne
cessity Of our action
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CUPREME COURT, City and County Of New Ns
ann, Tor Middleton not ser ITO oe above naHed
DsIs.amt-gr You hereby Summoned ina ~ Is Dc
sSss 81 r.. CsIS Of tbs CITY and County Of .: -.
~ , answer TO the said p,sint the subsorsers
IL Ones .. 2 Wa: ..:s in y; nc Gy o. Ne. ~
.;,s sfthe DAY Of sueh service; and you fail TO snswr
a. s.id con plsin within tie time aforesaid the En 70
~ nstsu win apply the Court for the shsf ssnsnssa IN
H. complaint dated July 81, 1857 ,o.r,,
,u.~evu Plsinsif's Auseneya
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THE Utah EXPEDITION.
lsrca IL The n. Y. Tribune,

Co-esporde,ce Of The N. Y. Tribune.
FORT LrAvExwoRTH, X. T., Aug. > 1891.
A ps,ty arrived here this moroiog from Fort
Laramie, which they left on July -. They saw
D. Indians % the Plsins, except numoer OF raw
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NEW-JERSEY I7EMS.-

THr NEw FERRY BoAr.-The new fsny boat, John
s. Darcy commenced her regular trips on the Jefsey
City ferry on Friday. This boat is furnished with .
portable apparatus for making gas, BY means Of which
its cabins are brilliantly hghed, in favorable cen!Tsst
with the dim lights used on other boats.
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cu1rrTE coygIcy S s1S S:s, tys & nss

-,.s,.rv,,v coYRT-Cty and County Of New.
CQRAMn cVsnsfArcE - wILIiAM J6nRsrON.
~ IssA-,lsA. innss Jemes Scott and Sliss hs VIA.
wndsn M ssssa bic wife CAsIlss yohnstsH cAshe
AfAsI viinssp johnston Sd !ssss G. Weekday ana
hs,st be a james Beard Archibald Johnston and Lhss
va Ten HSrry Beard EaeIne Beard. William Bs@a
Ana b w asp5el Campbell Celeb d ondsr.leeve ~
Sssi.ss and Company q Tbs Tuner: Tss P.p.
w s,o ss.ss o. kev.Yorh The Bowsry Bsnh Winsn b.,
= - uechanics Bsniirs Assoeston, Susan 49,, o.,
ysyis Az Of ysnssC Ryan, deceased Charles -. JsSn
vie IId. osnst Hsb,o1sh and s"fsn jsoe yohason
vdcv Of okvs yehpston, deeessed n. the essse q
,he said Oliver Johnston deceased ard
the .nS ,eo.srrd n snrvd
s then, You hereby sumnonee NV OF your snswer
As oonp amt this action and 70 A. 81 oea No 70
the ssd cemgsn On tss Within twenty day. sns: tas
hss:sn street Wy on you exclusive o. ns az ,Sn d.
ssiss md you fail to :aswsi ta ou vii apply to the
go sdfsssd ths plaintiff ~ tS hs ne isd
Court for the isas, % ns Of is hs City ssa CSa,X
= Nv Yos On the tenth a.y Of 'uns e Brown,
Juse 10, isA -~ PsintiHs Attorney
S;TppTNE COURT.-City and County Of New
SoYo,s NENANUEL HoffM6AE sss,,n IsaAo 10 u.
8,,pdant You hereby son 1snst mare
nplent in this scfjsn which sss ssso mes
aafee 49, ofthe CLERK Of the City and County OF New
!, ~ civ Hall in the City Of Nsw-forf, tse zNs oJ
JAY iss :na On ss .us.cTBsr. .. their .ass u
Val .t1srt in the said City within twenty days sner ne
srrviso Of this summons on you sxcishvs ~
v,sr tbe time aforesaid ths plaintiff In this setter sp3
surt for The relief demanded In the
Esw.Yoii. June ls. 1887 KAUFMAN S..,,r. i.tsS..ys
JeiySf hHere 20
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COMMERCE, can nothing bat decay and ruin ifis
municipal besrt sbO oOsiiuue its des'ruotivs w.rk
II the Lee s'sfure ~hose hands IL pscsi the p,.-
refuse begl cgo respond - the uSyersa dem sad
10 the rtSpossbht, tie fks-e. l have p-rfpfm mr.
duty, and Eill cor inue at my post I'll. skugguuy ca
-gsnst the smbsuassuieBts sEd restrictions Sn o n,<
rider my tons 10 reform 90 fIt,Ie Bat IT, in, "a
Of tie relief demanded tie LegslsiAre shah inh a.
further jorss upon u.s. by the enact nen: o. Is vs.
odious than those under which no goyep
and cary out the nefarOus schemes Of the corrupt in
terests which se.k to control Aoj absorb the revsars
OF the city, AID sp the Chief strs,e Of even the
limited power Ne now POSSESSES, shall not re main in
this office single Day.
COD take part 10 the administration Of this gov.
tnmeDt aid By remaining here appear TO be = tls
i at extent responsible, H. in addition 10 the przeat
want OF authority is added the schemss Of decvntrs-
izaton intended for plumber and partisan Do YER row
Oh the political anyus az Albany and New York. L.
he chip must 20 down, let those whD drive her on the
rocks take the helm and comm and-I will not
You will perceive thai have devoted this nmuni-
caiion 10 general remarks touching the great duesons
Of the form Of the organic law. Recommendst OBS
to details, have been purpo-ely omitted Many topics
OF interest requiring the action Of the Conn COIo
Gil, have been left for another message. | hope, 10
that Communication TO make some important sugges.
lions of q practical JArac'er.
Ii must not be supposed, however tia, the defects
have herein pointed out, in the organization and
egement Oi the Executive braech, exclude the infer
eLce that there Is Lot roOu for much improvement ID
the legislative department.
The neglect shown by previous Common Councils,
in considering and adopting the many recommend ,ons
made for the Improvement and better sd nihstston Of
the city governm. pt show that the sin of omission
well a. of commission, may be properly charged to
your predecessors.
Let AK therefore thst the present bodies do not
fall into the error bat thst respectful censii
Grafton may be given TO such reco nmeOdasons as may
be made 70 them.
By the time the Boards have become organized, aud
the several Standing Committees have been appointed
and are prepared proceed with their duties shs1
have the honor 10 submit several important subjec
for their investigation and approval
Hoping that may cOnddct the affairs OF this
vast metropolis a. to meet the appreciation of it.
pIe and attn s,.4her eivu once It's mighty progress
shall rely upon Jour cooperation in an honest faithful
and intelligent performance OF the dates which devolvs
upon FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
-Aator, Ore, Ns7- York Jan S. 1857.
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MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR.

The following communication from Mayor Wood was
received by the Common Council yesterday, and lad
on the table to be printed;
Gen!k nea Of the Common Cosnei!
and eftks Department.
In assuming the high and responsible duties which
deyolve upon governors and legislators Of this
great Municipal Empire, let us approach, In thought
and action the lofty, dignfed and important position
We should occupy. Let realize the magnitude Of
the interests ntrusted TO care and the deep dis
grace which is sure TO follow if fs in maintaining,
with efficiency and integrity, the trusts imposed
We have been selected the custodians Of the pub
lie nterests Of three quarters Of million OF people,
and by conduct aud example affect, indirectly the
character Of every municipality in the Cnon We are
the chosen representatives Of a community dlsun-
guisbed for advancement AID still advancing progress,
in the arts and soieoces-in uneIampled Commercial
prosperity-in public and private be0evoleace probi-
bly, beyond any ether-ald In all the elements OF re-
H.ion and educstion which much dignity the aspect
ard refine the standard Of intellectual humanity. List
u.s. rs the puolic agents Of such people, composing
the body polite of such ciy, euisavor - become
equal TO the duty and in al thiass conduct the Gov
6rpment ss 10 fsIy sustain the Wishes aud reflect the
ch arscter of 30 noble constituency
IL devoives upon 10 administer the Government
which 60 far as we are conce!ae Compensated 10
the exercise Of two fuDctons-the legislative sad the
The Common Council have charge Of the former, and
the beeos OF the several Departments and their slbI'
dihates of the latter 1t ia the province OF the Com
non Council 10 enact the ordinances, and OF the De-
partmtnts 10 put them into prseuoai ope'snon ana
The action of the Legislative power as nothing h'
sustained and carried oat by the Executive, there caa
be 10 qutston that the character and efficiency Of our
City Cover mept I. much dependent upoo it. Thoaya
| would rot deprecate the grave responsibilities rss
ING upon the Common Council yet osnnH Dc deaioa,
that 70 The people the most important power Is tas'
witch executes the laws II N brought more dreoay
under their conizance Its exercise being daily fea
and seen by the moving Thousands Who osnno. @ xps
In iIaseuce, II 50 practical fact u me sv@y'of
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


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Apehtsat Clerk by az .nA vose bstsg lost the
Bosrd procfes d ~ elect by ballet.
Mtfsrs. Bssloh, Crane and Jusssn were sppostsi
teers.
On The 6rst ballot The result was fDnorI:
Charles A. !. HolGes (Present IN oumbsotl. Ill
Jh1ts Ltie. .....1
Mr.. Lille having Ieceiv d a majority Of the votss
Of the Board Wa declared duly elected.
The Board on motion Of Mr. ScHAPPRRr. proceeded
10 ballot for Messenger. The result the Gle tion
Of jams 4. Greene, the present incumbent By the
following vote;
GeoTFo NicOots
bleLk
The Mayors Message was here received sld the
reading Of il comm enced.
On motion of Mr.. BooLs tho further reading was
dispet sed with and 900 copies Of the document or
dered IN be printed.
Tie Board then elected Roderick 7. Entwiste Door,
keeper by the following vote
n T. EDtSlsNes.sss..
w. II. Peabody present incumbent. .........l3
ocsttefiDs
The Board then adjourned, 10 meet on Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock.
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DO, - for several days Efforts are bsiss made h
Cad the robbcuL

Arrest ~ PBTHoIAs yoR FALsx Pssrxssss
DIR. John ". Bfge. residing in Utica, n T., was 30
iertay brought Ia this city from that place BY Psss
Officer DOOvbc, to charge of false pceessss
prefeued sgsiust him by Mr.. Charles & Miles, d,isg
business at No. 4O4 Brosd.sy. Mr. Miles in his ssar
plant states that May last the accused called a -
store and wished to purchase gold fOl teeth ssi
dental instruments on erecit and stated tia, he VS.
perfectly responsible as be owned house add lot s
Eluira, n. l., which was worth 5000. Believing
his representations to be true, M. Niles sold hin
$3.50 IS worth OF goods credit; but the bill has b.
come due snd is Dot yet paid He has further ssssr>
Is ned that the accused owned no property Of Elirs
the time the goods purchased and that al As
representations were false. The accused was tskss
before Justice Connolly and gave bail in 500 TO A.
swer the charge.
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CHARGE OF GRAsp LARcKsr.-John j Honey, 0
Swiss arrested Monday morning By Oeet Ho u he
rwtnish Ard Police having stolen vsrsyy
Aes which be hsc sold 10 different parties TAs assks
packages vests gloves Psstsrus
ke ard can b. seen the eaesos Mars.t Police Cosr r.
accused be po't. vhoesae clothing store, Ast
the Of bis employer He coms1tsA
Jsstic. Flsndrssn for further examination
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A Uosrsr CRY FAruxn-COunc;lmsn Hugh
O.Breo Of the Foureeath Ward made desperase a.
.auh upon uAa on Sunday evening IN oaFoon "a
Prince street, Elisabeth, and In stt"mP'ns 70 DUO
bis pose Of sHicted very serious wound mo iad-
yiduL sssai,ed wa sttias qusdy ~ The store, and
a N isysln 6vo osesampHse ~ rAssnaas@
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Cp.RdE OF BuRGLARY.-A youns man named

IPARGE OF BURGLAkr,-A Young mau named
Geo Smith arrested Sunday night 10 Centre By
Oees Gsushsn OF the Sixth wud Police chNsed hsvias
the sht hroten Into the # Sesmund Pcser No
W N.s Broadway. and stolen ther,from clothing valued
500 The accused found In the win large bsps
clothing In dis aud he
Of having stolen H. Sabsequs ntly appeared that Mr. Pres~s
clothing had been broken aud that the goods fossA
Smith portion Of those stolen theefrom He
taken before Justice Osborne and Locked W for trial
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RECOVERY OF SroLry GooDs-wolf Ash, Gsr>
ran caprsker By oreer Brown u the Losw
Police Court CHARGED with hAveG tslonioasy received pss
hom lis employer M Maxi }. kins, merchant Ne -
The accused sk before justice Cor nOlly
Who required him sve ball IN $50 appear ana ne
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tAdverIisemsnt.l
49, D.snW.NNHs1H nNn

FIRE IN BUsHwICK, LONG ISLAND. - Loss
slOo Caused BY the explosion of Csnph-ne Lamp.
PRaTT's PArtsr SpEry LAMP
cannot explode from any Known cause.
Fer sale at No. 100 Broadway. and ct
JSC BERRIu's No sci BrssawssI
Price 50 81 and rs cents each.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
FOR CALIFORNIA.

FOR cALFoRSA.
The United States steamer Illinois sailed for Aspin
wall yesterday with large number OF Passenger'.
slYiTY OF THE GREW or THE WHITEHALL.
The bng Whitehall Of this poit, which was in dis
tress short time since of Sandy Hook, and aban-
doued by the steam.tug Achilles On her return rom
the chip New.York has been spoken several times
lately She wss last spoken Dec. %, IN lat s. lon.
- by the ship Vision at this por) with loss OF SAILS,
bovsprit. foremost. &c, with "a brig bearing down
to her. The brig Winyaw, at Leses, Del, ID inst,
reports having on board the Captain and crew OF the
brig Whitehall. abandoned lat. IS ~ lou. 7? 20
The Whitehall was owned in this city and Capt.
Peteron and the crew have relatives here, who VIII,
no doubt, be rejoiced at this news
WRECK OF SCHOONER AMANDA A. AcEsR.
Schooner Flying Eagle this port from SC. Paul de
LIMBO reports that on the Both alt, lat 81 81, os II,
fell in with The schooner Amanda A. Acken Of New
Brupsyick. N. j. Her mAiLmaA was gone about
four feet abs We the deck also the foremasthead, 10
the eve, of the rigging and bbOomi tn mAa'al APP
nesred 10 be lsshed on deck Wss loaded with oys-
ter. and abandoned The following paper Wa found
Oh the cabin table:
9TH. schooner was left by the crew on this d,y If
tbs yess.l Is taken into port forward the new. 20
Samuel Acker New brunswick N. j. As the captain
WIS wounded by block on the first day out, We haze
no navigator. and we are 20 miles from land. Too
osper ia Door man. and this vesse Is bis al. 30 II
you will save her send wod TO Samuel Acken-
t5snedl oSE W LIE ~A
NAVAL.
The United States ship st. LOUIS, from Bensuela
for the North Coast, at Losndo Coast OF Ainca
Nov. IA. H. NJ. brig ChIil6er, for London, to take
home Sir Geo. Jscksoc, was at the same pon gu tue
J.ta
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The Croton Aqueduct Report sent to the Aldermen
yesterday, after abiding 70 ,ewerOg and other ordi-
nary matters of the Department says the pre ninsry
arrangements lvng been completed for the con'rue-
ton Of the proposed Reservoir, the Board await
the passage Of the law to enable the Controller to raise
the money neoetsary to pay the requi'i 'ns OF the
President before advertising for proposals for the
work. The transactions and business Of the Depart
uent have been well conducted. No sewer constructed
by the Department has shown any defect The hight
Of the water in the Reservoir has been gradually on
the decrease since 1851 in consequence of the increased
supply needed in the city The supply required 10
future can therefore, only be expected FIR m the new
Reservoir. The Board complain Of the waste OF water
An Act s appended to the report to provide for tho
psynen. OF the water furnished the State Prison at
Sing Sing from the CrotOs Works, and to settle the
terms Of future supply.
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AID. McCOnkey and Griffith were appointed Com
mittee to conduct AID. ClAnsy 70 the Chair. He was
greeted with applause and spoke as follows;

greeted with applause and spoke follows;
AID. cLARCY's SPEECH.
Gentcnea Of the Boa of Alderman Having been selected
10 orr sS. over your for tue year
ny sincere thanks for tAe honor you have conferred
deeply impressed with the responsibilities q the dnte.
and the weight Of the oh sstIons take upon my
Shoulders Bat 1t is 70 your that look for the
tsnsoos Of public business without detImeni 10 the
The duties OF the Board Of Aldermen hsve been prescribed
BY the Amended Charter Of 1858 yet here are cen sen
o city have long .ed which should a. least receive your
.s: sRd 10 DC IN, sO dsD .ne Of s S
and economical government ,
and us that in the of hs body for The mex.
twelve months and harmony may prevail no ls and
demanded long but which have ss yet been carried
The Jules Ct the lat Board were adopted for the
The Board then proceeded to ballot for Clerk, and
Mr. Valentine was reappomted by unanimous vote.
The announcement WIS received WIN applause.
John ii. Chambers was then elected Deputy Clerk
by vote Of thirteen.
The following officers were respectively balloted for,
and flied as fol'OTs:
First Assistant Clerk, c. b. Woodruff.
Second Assistant Clerk, 5. Myers.
At this stage Of the proceedings, Committee from
the Board Of COunciimen ANNOUNCED that that body
was duly organized, and ready 10 receive any commu-
ncaton from the Board Of Aldermen.
The PRESIDENT replied that "a soon Is the Alder
had selected Their officers they would appoint q
Committee to wait upon the Board Of Councilman.
The bslOtiDg wa then resumed;
Sergeant alarms, Patrick Gallagher.
MeeseLger of the Board, II. N. Parker. For this
office Jbnes Buchanan received two yOtes.
Assistant Messenger e. i. Smith.
A COmmi;tee Of Three was appointed 10 wait on the
Mayor and inform him that the Board was gained
ana ready 10 receive any communication he might wish
to make a. follows: Aldermen Steers, Adams and Val
entiDe.
Aldermen McSpedon Mcconnell and Fulmer were
appointed a Committee to inform the Courclnen that
the Board Of Aldermen were organized and ready for
business.
The report Of the Public Administrator was received
and ordered to be printed.
Voted that when tho Board adjourn 1t adjourn to
meet on We'd csday evening nett.
The report Of the CrOton Aqueduc. Department was
received and ordered 10 be printed.
The Boa then HCjOuTDed
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BURGLARr.-The hou,e If Mr.. VIM. E. Pitmsn, No.
100 Hudson entered Sunday evening By earsTs.
And robbed Of The THE By
M rasn lr.vias the house, and BE- pursued ssd
spupd Of them Tue prisoner locked defslk
Of 600 ball Tor tIi. and the coat. reeoxsrsd
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fAdversisement.l

Do not waste your health and money 10 purchas-
Ing WORTHLESS. when hsrs medicine which -i
form all Il promises. The 0xYGESArkD BirrrRs will
81, complaint arising from paired dsestssn debility.
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TAdvertissment.
N.,w rr.nn AVN trNna H. Don

ing returned from Europe may be consulted hsr.ts-
by who sufeus from Bronchial and funen1y
affections No. sa Broadway, January. lss7.