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ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer.
New Orleans, Dec 2S 1867.
The following communication from the Board of
Aldermen was read and accepted
BOARD ALDERMEN,
December 23 1875
To the honorable President and members of the
Board of Assistant Aldermen
Gentemen-The joint memorial TO the State Legislature by
the Council Of the city of New Orleans adopted
your body the 10th day of December 1851
Respectfully, CHAs. claiborne, Secy.
The following communication from the Board of
Aldermen was read:
BOARD ALDERMEN,
December IS, 1873
To The Honorable the President and
Members of the Board of Assistant Aldermen :
low and resolutions adopted by the Board of AL
dermen
ordinance establish uniform rate Of taxes and licenses
on Professions cangs and other business and carriages
hacks drays and other vehicles. -
Resolutions fixing the be paid for the 1858 by
keeping apauns for hire and also by all agencies
establishments for giving information of the standing OF COM
rnercal firms etc.
the Surveyor to notify the essees Of
repairs to be made
to the levee in the Third District, etc.
" Respectfully, CHAS. CLAIBORNE.
The following ordinance, mentioned in the above
communication, was read section by section:
establish uniform rate of taxes and Ii
professions cangs and other business and on car
rages hacks and other vehcessee proceedings
Board of Aldermen of date 18th Dec, 1851
Section was read and concurred in.
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and sasas eight fhore names essrsoan
tkiFteep hundred and seventy Qs9s3 I
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C,O-PARTNERsHlP-T UNDERSIGNED lst ,ns1 have
formed partnership for the purpose OF transactng
General Insurance business under the style OF SHAhEs A.
LABUZAN CO., OF No. 81 Camp street. New Orleans; AN
CHARLES A, LABUZAN,
80. d. P. RUSSELL.
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TTO THE HONORABLE PRESEnkfNT AND
Memhers Of the Board qf Aahsan Allarsn Of the City

lsecrstaire da eonseil des Assistant Aidsrm
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= JAS. 4. H0PKIHk
Secrstosy kcsfd of Assistans Atdgx
iTO THE CeMMON aCOUNCTh on VIEW

a. Z. se~-s JAS A. HOPKINS,
d3l 1AN6M Sseretaire dn CouseH des Ass,s Ahsrmen
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contenf,ii ueise cent soixante.a dix Qs70l pieds
NorNeAe- Orleans, 10 decelabse, 1851
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JOHN n. HALL, Ch
JOHN E. HOLLANI
j. IL. PHELPS.

esoped That in compliance with section lA Of the cit
charter the following liabilities and expenditures Of
tho city Of New Orleans for the 1858 be- and the sa
harehx adn q wit !. ~ =
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Citizens Bank-Fiscal Agent
Consolidated loan tax, 1856. 6 90
1885,, 30l 80
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NUTS-So barrels, for sale by
A, F. COCHRAN & HALL,
q. &c Grayier street,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

mere farocs 20 FIR as the privilege b vote
cerhcd internhsied WITH tragedy in the way Of blood
spiling. Rowdies Of the worst character were allowed
to ccngiegaie in front Of he polls aud TO intmidse
from voting ell who mol favorable to their retain
ers. IL IL ALEC notorious that after the close of the
polls he police in nowise acted check upon any
ballot box s,ufiing which the Inspector might be
inclined to d. and The enormous returns from the
Sixth and one OF two other d-Rabbit Wards have
then decided important elestons in the City
and County Of New-York. The facts mentioned arc
mere samples of constant outreges. Men are needed
upon the police who will secure TO every voter the
right 10 vote without molestatiOn. Very much depends
upon the officer appointed to the command of the
Ward ard have beer surprised to learn that Capt
Joseph Bowling is Candidate for resppointment.
We regret to say TOO that two three Republicans,
between whom and the ruling clique of tne Sixth
Ward some " entaogling alliances exist, urging
him upon the Board Of Police Commissioners. Those
gentlemen can judge whether the reappontInent Of
this model Captain will aid in the renovation Of the
Department. The same condition Of things exists in
other d. ad Rabbit Wards and is to be hoped that
the Commissioners will act with due caution. that
the reform may be thorough.
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THE IMPRISONMENT OF OVERWHELMING
POSTPONED ON TILE HABEAS CORPIS.


few moments before ii o'clock yesterday, Mr..
yanderpool, counsel to the Sheriff, appeared before
Judge Ingraham and made his return to the writ of
habeas corpus issued in the case Of Charles Devltn,
alleged to be Illegally detained in custody The re-
turn se's forth briefly that Devln held under an
order from Judge Peabody and the other facts con-
nected Herewith. Mr. Deyn appeared 10 Court in
custody Of Mr. Gardner, the keeper Of the Eldrdse-
street Jail
Mr. Field asked that he might be heard on the ap-
plicaton bis client Mr. CoEover being interested in
The question of Devlin's discharge.
Mr. Brady contended that the intent OF the statute
was that the must be OF pecunlary character
M Field said that Mr. Conover had pecuniary Ia
ter.st and having such lie -hOud be heard when the
sreune nt took ace on the motion 20 disch,rge lie
ssked that eight days notice be served upon Mr. Con-
over Of the motion. 80
Judge Ipgrahem sustained Mr.. Brady's view OF the
matter, and held that the only recunary interest MI
Conover had was az agent OF the public IN obtaining
the books.
The Judge sad that If the other side were to bring
in any new matter, Mr.. Field was entitled to have
postponement. He suggested the propney OF ID
iou,nipg the argument until Wednesday morning.
NJ Eoyes coDtsnded that a. the other sade had de-
aed the Jurisdiction in relation to the commitment
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

REcIrTroS OF Ex-SRcRETAEY GrTHRrE.-Reso-
u,ons inviting exSecreiary Guthrie to this city were
passed at the regular meeting Of the Common Council
about week ago, aud yesterday the distinguished
gentleman arrived ard was received in due form 10y
the Mayor and Common Council. The fsgs OF the
City IIa were displayed in honor of the OCCASION 10
the morning Mayor Powell, accompanied by the
Committee of the Common Council, consisting OF
Aldermen Kabfeisch Del Vecchc, Shaw, Doherty
and McMahcp proceeded to TIE Astor House IN New
York, and conducted Mr. Guthrie to Brooklyn. lie
was received in the Common Council Chamber, CITY
Hall, ard number of gentlemen, officials and others,
called 10 see him. Among them was Henry ii. Z.
Murphy, Ubited s. aes Minister to the Hague, Judge
Morris and others. After these civilities the party
proceeded to the Pienepont House, where sumptu-
Gus entertainment was prepared for the guest OF the
City.
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Aston HOUSES 30 PER DAY'-The fourth
Lss.o' comm. May 1857 viii snt Ms
/, 1864 =, ~.
This House conducted pom the system that has ts
til .uishsd IL hitherto -
R.staursn La. bes1 added or Merchant. doing bushes
IN i,s vicinity.
THE RI.rauk,sr IL . riRSLy ISDErssDEsT or the A.
HoUsE.
kspsce ca taken % tie sick
J.inies vii End til. Il h coolest Hote. in New fod
durns the Sumner sni the ,adeS Department perfect in an
that producers real comfort
The city Railroad stirring from the doors enble guests
70 reach tie upper part OF the y with fscilty.
Tn. su all cars fetch carry p..-enE-s from the New hs
ven c Boston Station, 7ths 9 the immedist- front Of ice
Hotel
{. A.
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RoppIyG A CoUSTRYMAS OF HIS HORSE WAGON
AND PRoDUcy.-Yesterday morning three young lei
lows giving their names as Valentine Diedrick, An
drew Stump and Ernst Freeman were arrested near
Kipesbl oee having in their possession horse and
wagon valued at 500, and quantity Of produce,
which they had stolen from John Rudger OF Man
hat.anville, vegetable vender, doing business at
Washington Market.
Mr.. Benjamin c. Nodine Of Yonkers, Westchester
County stated Il al ct an early hour he cav the three
men above named driving fufiousy along the road to
YonkeIs. Subsequently they stopped and asked No
dine if lac did not want to buy the horse and wagon.
Mr.. Nodine at once suspected the fellows OF having
stolen the property He declined purchasing, wnen
they drove Of Mr.. n followed them, and upon their
reaching Kiugsbridge them take tue top from
the wagon and Throw it into the river Al Dlkemans
Hotel ore mile south Of Kngsbridge, the party stop
ned when Mr.. Nodine approached and arrested them,
took them to Youkers, thence to New-iork AID con-
yeyed them before Justice Welsh at the Tomos. Mr..
Ru6ger identified the property found in possession OF
the fellows a. belor ging to him. The accused were
committed to prison default OF 81 900 bail. Dedrick
is Is years Of age born in NewYork, and lived at No
% Avenue b. Stump is IS years of age, was born in
Germany and lived at No. % Wilett street Free
man is ~ year Of age born in Germany, and lived
at No. 80 Sheriff street The prisoners are pedders
and SAID in their examination that they only took the
horse and wagon for ride.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

Try TRANSATLANTIC TEIEGRAPH.-The Com
m,t,e on Schools, Arts and Sciences of the Common
Council reported at the last meeting in favor Of grant
ING privilege TO the Transatlantic Company to erect
poles and exterd their wires through the streets and
avenues Of the city as the Commissioner OF repairs
end Supplies may direct. AID. Delseechio sid that
the Telegraph Company did lot contemplate erecting
poles. They intend to run their wires under the
ground along the curb Aid. LoEber moved that such
poles only should be put up as were approved by the
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies. As amended
adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

JUvTsIIE House. OF ISDUsTRY.-The COMMITTEE
Of the Common Council on Truant law reported 10
favor Of leasing the old Penitenary building to DC
used as Juvenile House Of Industry; a-o that SUIT
able preparation be made for taking care oil ana eau-
eating the children received into tue Asylum
Aid Del Necehio opposed the RESOLUTION ana sala
that the Truant law had never been OF any oeheh'
where bad been carried ont. lie moved 70 LAY 'ne
rel ort the table, which was lost
AID Rowe advocated the adoption OF the report,
and spoke Of the evil arising from the pracuce ei con
fni,g children convicted Of some petty oneses ID ,ns
Penitebiiary with old and hardened criminals. Inc
establishment of such institution was the only
means Of retaining these children
AID D,hsrty denounced the Childrens Aid sooe-
ties a. kidnapping institutions who held out induce
mems 10 children TO leave their parents anu uans-
ported them to the West.
Aid KsIbfessA spoke in favor Of the institution.
and after some more discussion the resolutions we're
edopte By vote OF Is Yeas to Nays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

AZ AIrLioiTIos FOR JoHS SMITHS PasDoS.-
An tpplca' has been made to the President for the
pai0ou Of JOHN Smith. recently convicted of murder
oard the General Pearce, and sentenced to be
hung next moath. n. C. II. 5. Fganirre, the Portu-
guese Consul and Mr. s. L. Nash IT, prisoners coua-
Sc, join in .he application. report Of the case has
been transmitted by the United States District Attorney
to Attorney Genera Black, under whose advice the
I'rl sctnt VII, act.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

ELECTION TO FILA YAcAscY.-The following
resolutions relative to the vacancy in the Common
Council caused by the expulsion Of GeorgeC Preston
late Alderman Of the Fifteenth Ward, were adopted at
the last meeting of the Board;
Uh,,,as vacancy exits in the office of Alderman of the
Fifteenth Ward asioned By the expulsion Of George T. Pres
ton; therefore, -. 49,. =.
REGAL election shall b. held fox the purpose of filing said
cancy on TUESDAY, the 18th Of " pterHber next
Tie CITY Clerk was directed 10 publish the usual
notice.
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age. Reynolds lived m Madison street, and 10 car
peuitr; Watson lived N Roosevelt street. end Is q
ype-oDrder. They pleaded not guilty. Justice
Wel-h committed the accused TO the rombz in default
Of $500 bail each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

About clock last evening the oil in the kettles OF
an oil factory on vacant lot bounded by Concord
Gold and Tlary -streets and Hudsonavenue, caught
Ere. spd all contained therein was burned up. The
building Of very little value merely shed, which
was destroyed. number Of barrels of oil were
rolled 10 place OF safety. The damage may reach
about $1,000. No buildings were in the vicinity
The fire originated BY the overlooking Of kettle OF
oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

HarcHwaY ActIDEsI-A lad named Thos. Bar
sooG fell through the hatchway Of No. 10 Sp- ire
street yesterday afternoon aud sustained severe IN er
ma. injuries. He Was taken TO the City HO.piisl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

The STArIoX-HousEs-Th Committee on this
subject reported at the last meeting of the Common
Council in favor Of erecting bell towers in the rear oil
the Third AID Fourth District Station-Houses. The
alarm bells are now on the buildings, and the jar,
wien they are rupg has caused leakages in the roofs
az injured the wals. The subject was made the
special order for next meeting.
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bis views TO The Magistrate. Justice Flspdreau Sc
verey Ieprma.ded the parties and upoa their prem
hing in future TO obey the Iss, discharged them from
custody
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C,xr POCKET CUTIFRY.-T

FINE POCKET CUTIFRf.-Ihe suDscrlDers OHtr
variety of the above made BY the frat manufacturer.
being the richest display of the kind IN the city j. >
SAuSDEIs stofe only at No Astor House.
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ADVERTISEMENT

THAT ASTONISHING Man ,-'rhis is what they
call WymAS the Magician now at BsRsUn's MUSEUM His
Ssuces afternoon and evening attended by crowds OF
families, who enjoy his wonderful miracles and comic Neutrl
ogu The Dssolyus Views exhibited Of the same time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

A SILLY SwAIN SHOOTS IMsELF.-A German
named Peter Weber, while aborng under depression
of spirits from i'll success il some love affair, at
tempted to take his life yesterday afternoon. lie pro-
cured pistol and going home to No. 50 Worth street,
loaded il with powder only, and discharged it into his
mouth. Although his tongue and lips are dreadiuly
shattered lie may recover. DR.. keator, under whose
care be was placed atthe City Hospital, found much
difficulty in sewing up the wounds which the man had
so rashly inflicted upon himself
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Acknowledgement.
DR.. 8. 8. FIT,

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Laws Of Life, $40 pages, - engraving pOah *
mode which h. diseases Il The L"ss sns
H- other Chronic Dsorders sent by si postage iSs
on rss.t q ~ Address 8 5. fircH Co.. No IN
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

The ORDIsAScEs.--The claim of Henry c. Murphy
for 81 900 presented at the last meeting OF the
Board Of Aldermen. Mr. Murphy has for a long time
past been engaged in compiling the ordinances OF the
city. for which services he presented his bill The
Controller was directed TO draw his warrant for the
amount,
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cry ITEMS

WALLAcK's THEATER-On Monday evening, Mrs.
John Wood appeared Don Leander in Planche's
extravaganza Of The Invisible Prince" The part is
admirably suited to her style Of acting, and she gives
it with sharpness, vigor and keen enjoyment of the
fun of the whole thing which makes it most enjoyable
In fact Mrs. Wood seems to regard acting frolic,
in the of which she is to forget everything like
wo,k and the work-s-day world, and make the audi
from sheer force of sympathy join in the sport Mr..
Walcot Furibond played if he little unde
cded what kind of part he had, and he was not
therefore quite up to his usual mark. When he fully
makes up his mind and goes at i. with his customary
dash he will do much better. Davenport ID not ex-
actly at home in his part which is by no means up to
his powers. Miss Manners plays very sweetly, and
Miss Emily Milton looks so. The piece is well mounted
and all the costumes aud stage arrangements are good.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

APRrsr OF RIVER THIEVEs-0ffcer Wilson of the
Fourb Ward yesterday morning arrested William
Reynolds and William Watson in the act OF carrying
awsys barre, Of copper, valued at sloo' nom tue
dock at Pier Ne. 90 East River. The thieves ap-
pears, had some time since thrown the copper over
board and at the time Of their arrest had Just reeev
cred from the bottom Of the slip. Mr.. Smith OF No.
1872 South street identified the copper, and stated that
on the 22d Of jane last another barrel had similarly
disappeared; that some persons had thrown 1t over
beard with intent 10 steal it, The prisoners are botn
IrrA-pss eighteen and the o.hx sevssseen ysars OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

SnoCKIsG SELF Barrett, an
usforturae epepc, residing with her parents at No
95 James street attempted self destruction yesterday
The gil has been insane and inmate of lunatic
asylum, having been afflicted with epileptic fits from
infarcy. While her mother was abseot for a few
minutes yesterday she took table knife and cut her
self on he- bosom ard temples in Smoking manner
She Lost great deal Of blood in consequence, but Dr.
Ksator Of the City Hospital, who took charge OF the
case, thinks she may recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

Tuy FIRE WARDEss-At the last meeting of th'
Common Council the salaries of the Fore WardeLs o
the Eastern District was fixed at S2OO year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

MATCH GAME AT QUoTs BETwEES NEw-YoRK
AND BRooKLYs.--On Wednesday of last week, game
of quoits was played in Brooklyn, between four of
the New York Club against four of the Brooklyn Club,
which resulted in favor of New-York by II casts or
points On Monday last return game was played at
the old cricket ground in Broadway, near Thirtieth
street. The quoits being each about seven pounds
weight, each of the innings were played by two
members of New-York and two of the Brooklyn
Clubs. At the first inriDg New-York beat Brooklyn
II points, leaving but % more to be made by the
New York Club, which was accomplished, the game
terminating in favor Of the latter by 10 points.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

CRIcKBT-ST. GEORGES AGAINST NEw-YoRK.-
This match the first of the season, between the two
Clubs, will be played at HOboken to-day. Wckets
will be pitched at 10 a, Both clubs put forth their
strength on this occasion, and good play will be the
result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

A STRONG OPIATE. - Early yesterday morning
Joseph Nude was found in his bed, in'en'ioe, az No
SO Greenwich street. He was promptly taken to the
Hospital ans placed under the care OF DIR. Noyes'
Vigorous remedies restored lin to consciousness,
when lie stated that lie had taken two ounces OF
audanvp, but refusd TO give the reason.
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was traverse which must appear In writing, tss
Fl me as in regular prcces cling. record must alec
be kep In conclusion, be referred TO the arrest o.
tie Msycs and the imprisonment II Mr. DevE ssyiag
that If these gentlemen would obey the laws, there
would be no necessity for their arrest or imprisonment
or tabeas corpus.
Mr. Bustred then prepared a traverse 10 the return
Of ire Sheriff Ia which the jurisdiction Of the Csurt
In commanding his imprisonment was denied.
MIR. Moves said THAI he bad no, examined the pa
rers Lut he thought thst the not IN e.
cordapce with the statute. There was no fact alleged;
was ,nly general averment of the Illegally u his
inp,isormelt He argued that the other aide mast
SPECIFICALLY state the fact in which the want Of jsris
diCton consisted.
Afer some further debate, the hearing wAs al
iourued to to-day at III o'clock. -
Mr. Deyhn was given into the custody Of the Sheriff
without any requhementtc have him kept in Eldridsc
street jail.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

The Commissioners Of the Central Park met yes.er-
day, but transacted no important business. They
meet again on Tuesday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22

SUPERIOR CoURr-TMAL TEsM-July 2l-Bcfose Judge
SLoSsoN.
Sluyter AIT st. phep. .. 81.
judgment of dismissal with costs, as to defendants
tphts Willard and favor OF p!aiut as against deteni
amt SIN th for $50 with interest 18th March 1857
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-08-05

NAVY DrArrarsr,

NAVY DrAnnnr,
Bureau Of Construction, Se June "a 1857.
yvxITU p...aa,. In -
uh pui eau WI, VII 70 seaieu proposals, ePeoih,
:, a1 l n W. ue -f.n aay o August na' .s ~
tAs oAet.oH otea1 refter StooI Haf, Auh"fNeu
ny me aet " SonslNes hpltolel o. March 1897
.e p,opsas i ne o Va. nun sias aud spare spars, rlhg
anu D~s spare SANS awnings, &c, opaG Ahchs anu Gu
p tanks ana cooking utensils the steam nAchnery
aha sl'Ie WIN an he equipments ana outfits
70 Do anu luauy IN an reeeeis W receive Her onVe anu
meli profn7pnai sVpIesi ana armament
Inc stofe ana provisions VIII De iunhea oy e gov
ernment =,
ihe must lnly describe he maiersls 70 DC useo hs
euou shu r@p Asenss tue aeui OF sizes anu
he tne various hAlnres OF eqlueh. anu M 's e %
or IL occrs, Hteeste u" IL
mehls iu ocersi ie store, san, oreau ooei