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s ssxss sy Ss Tor The sns year
]. On Finsnce-stranshan and Draper.
On General Dstiphne-Nye and Bowen.
on S T HOUSES, Accoutvements and Domestic Eco
T. On Rules, Regulations and By LAws-stranahAn md
Bowen
City and County Authorities and Ordinances-Cholwcl
end Strspsben
Z Prison and Police Courts-C bowaii and Draper.
TIE Beard then adjourned 10 Wednesday morning Q! 10
10 O'Clock.
WEDNESDAY May 1857
The Board met pursuant 10 aajournmsnt Prssens-
The minutes Of the last meeting read approved
Mr.. BowEx offered the following resolution, which
Resolved Ihs. the rules and regulsons adopted m bs 9Th
inst be prI ted under the direction OF the committee which
The following letter was submitted, aud ordered be
sent to Mr. j. r. whiting
TEAR sRIhe undersigned Commlssi OF Police have
the p.ssore inform that =. mea''ng Of he Comrnia
aent,s superintendent Metro ,oiaa Pia i's.rle q
s S os prop pew d.hpe he and
les Of is head Il police q nj. and a. acsS
Jaw ard nmDssed personal character, iudsosassss
and
wi, accept tie appoia hat they offer you Very
respectfully ) / Ass1hssiN.HAs. po,s.
): e sow xzs
The Beard met this day. toadournmept at the
office OF A. Hail. Do, District Anornev Present,
Messrs. Draper, Cholwen, Nye, Sranahan ana Bowen
The minutes OF the last meeting read aud approved
letter from Mr. Whiting, declining the office Of General
Super ptendent was read. and ordered on file.
Adjour ned till 10 o'clock, Friday.
FRIDAY Nay s, 1857
The Board met ct tho place OF previous meeting Pre-.
sent, Mersrs Draper and Cholwell
quorum not appearing, recess was taken TIL two
O'Clock, and the meeting appointed al General Nyes office
quorum mot appearing, the meeir G was adjourned
TIL Saturday, at ten clock A. n, at tho office Of g.
Draper.
SATURDAY, Nay 9, 1857
The Board met at ten o'clock A. N. Present, sessrs
prRser, Nye, Cholwell, S1ranahan, Bowen
Mr. Bowen offered the following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted
Resolved That application be made TO the Common Coun
ellis of cities OF York and Brooklyn respectively to
fu and de Toto the possession Of metropolitan Police
the station houses In their said Cities required
the aon of the police force thereof for odg
OF and oscrdery and for the
retention arrested offences accordance
with kection IA the Act entitled An 10 establish Me-
uopotan District and provide the government
thereof" pasted April o. 1881.
Asourred to Eonoay, 1lth Nay, at 10 o'clock, to NEE!
at the office OF Draper
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.


NEw y0sK THIS DAY.
~ NOON SETS morn IS
s............. IA WATER. morn ] %
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TeFxanc Thunder esornas On now Eusasnd--
batal Arects Of Ligntatpg.
Nxw aAvns, Joan i, July Fl, 1857.
There Wa succession Of severe thunder norms here
from one 70 Three O'Clock this morning Toe large house
OF Ar Aea Hoyt on Lafayette street. struck BY light
ming, and four chambers, In which seven Shoppers.
were badly torn but foruBAely HE lost, ovng.
Is supposed to The and furnace pipes conducting the
fluid downward. There was no nshtn ng rod attached 70
the building.
wAIroLs, N. g., July Fl, 1857.
Hollis Gates, Of asum, instantly killed yesterday
by lightning and bis brother 81 the same time seriously
psrSl, Zcd young lady also struck down By ten
porarLy. The thunder and lightning were terridc,
PROVIDENCE, l., July 81, 1867.
The house of Ezra Taft Uxbdge struck by light
ENG day. end his daughter, nineteen years Old killed
Mr. Tar. seriously injured, but 1t was thoughs he
would
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che Cotton Cop.


The attention OF dealers 10 cotton 10 solicited to the on
tract make here s:th from circular from highly
respectable cotton commission hoase to <her CORES
poodens In Europe by this will be seen that tho COT
ton bloom appeared this at the precise date OF the
large crop 1884, and only three days ter than the rs
bloom appeared In is55-ths sht produced the
largcst crop record
the table has been kept by cotton grower Of repois
OF the SOUTH doubtless Snce thai date tn
stber Is noted extremely favorable This section
the ceotre of the COTTON districts. likely TO be
quite correct there 600 cotton farms al the 5outh,
according to the last Sumo 0f them are doubt
less improv dent, and Us possible some may have
gloomy prospect who have strven bad Tor the ocst
The indications certainly quite Aaerng - the gr
hsrveets are Q, Me West
MoSfsomxxy, Ala, July l, 1867.
The following table shows The time Of tue appearance OF
TIA bloom generally and the production snnum since
1884, made up by Intelligent planter who is Q large
cotton gro YER and who keeps regular record diary
Of all Huch matters. Tbs planter rcsides In Chambers
county and reports the appearance Of blooms -
tpllOWs.--
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1857, II, growing c,op.............,....
oyou will observe that the appearance Of the bloom,
tent the CROP the presenI VIII compare fAvOrAby with
preceding seasons
large and succesfu planter In this county says that
the blooms OF the present year but five days behind
the average time, and ha II the residue OF the be
favorable the growing crop will be large, no! larger,
toan any ever grown.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, July s, 1857.
la ,e quite recently passed through Middle and Fast
Alabama and portion o. Southwest Georgia, nna although
to weed somewhat smaller than usual at this Of
year yet looks vigorous and healthy and contains
many squares forms coud well DO put Blooms
are now very common. From reference 10 my diary
find that blooms only six days later the present than
they have been for seres Of pest In conversng
with one Of our largest and most success u planters this
In regard 70 the growing CROP he remarked that ~
the remainder Of the should DO propous, every
body will be astonshed Ut the quantity gathered this
has been pretty we'll ascerained that the quantity Of
land planted this year 20 per cent greater than last
Give good seasons henceforth - We had In 1919
and 1866, and will deliver crop or perhaps 800 o0o
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Died.

ssoo.
ONr1L On Monday, July 20, amer long and ssvsrs
Of Ireland and for the last % years restdc q
tots city.
The relatives and soquaintApces, and those or his -
James, are respectfully invited 10 attend the fupesu.
thi, morning, At nine O'CLOCK from hi, late rends,ss.
No. 72o wshingon street HIS body yin be tasen 70 q
Josephs church, where high mas win be sid Tor -
rcpose OF bis SOUL and from thence conveyed 10 Cavv
Cemetery
SsuspsRs-CrtRs, daughter of william and Adels T.
sar uders, aged years. routns and 40 days
oclc< from the rcsiccncs Of her parents No Tts BcsA
way The friends OF the family requested 70 Assd
wi hout further notice
RuunRyrrp-At Easridge, near Newark, n. J., On
Tuesday, July 81, Iovss sosus, daughter Of the sAs
John kuherfurd, Of Eigcrston, the 0eh rear q hsw
age.
The friends or the hmy are invited {, attend ner iuns-
al Christ Church, In BeAcviic, his afternoon, ~ nvo
o'ccck Carriages will be In waiting al Ceofre suece 50
uon, In Ne~srk arrival Of tAe train lesvins nev f0k
twenty minutes 20 four. - ~ M,
JArlso-, aged 81 years born in county Derry Ireland
her funeral, without further notice. this Afternoon 81 IN
O'Clock fron as Fourth avenue.
Barpr-n this city, tuesday morning, July a. CaAs.
aged months and days
me relatives and friends OF the family invited 10 81
tend The funeral from the house Of h parents ~ orssd
street, this morning 10 O'Clock, without TURNER pooos
huaru-On Monday, July 20, at IL O'Clock, Nina
Hrrn, beloved vie o. Daniel H. Murphy, Hed yeAr.
ne friends OF inc nmi are invited 70 stiend NE une
RAJ this afternoon, 81 O'Clock, from her late rssdeaos,s
81 franklin street
Tonsr -On Tuesday, July II, hAsr TourM, vife %
hogn lorpey, nauve OF htcnessovs, county Oorx Nv
ana -, .-.-,--.
Nv s1 80 vi e s ...s -. ,,.ss,
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Personal Intelligence.


VIM. q. Goulden, ESQ., OF Liberty, has been nominated
Cor Congress by the democratic convention Of the Holmes
vile district, Georgia
H,n. John A. soaring, OF New York; A. p. Miller, OF
o.. A.: Commanders 6. Green and H. French, Purser
Buchar an, Leuts. Treble and Craven, U. s. ", are In
Washington.
Mss DIX, the phlanthropist, Ia In Piusburg
The stesmer Young Amercs will ease THE city ,ns scr
noon st o'clock, with pleasure party on sea coast
voyage The vessel 10 admirably adapted Cor the excw
son sud The passage W exhibits The name. Of 20 ne Of
business houses The Young America win be in command
Of Capt Daniel Babcock upon the river and In the sound
Capt, D. Wright Of the schooner lsssc Merritt vii be 10
command the wheel Tne excursion party consists
Of the following gentlemen-Moses sfsen, Prcsidcn OF
the Board OF Trade; Thomas schuyler, OF the schuyler
line Of tow boats Alfred Van ssntvoor, o. me s.sur
Of the rm Of Grant, Armstrong CO.. Geo W. Elliott, OF
the firm Of Y. A. Durani co Alderman Henry lansing
and sn ao rS ps,S s pe lanes R.y
sods OF roushscepse They VII also receive On BOARD
. few invited guests s New York and BROOKLYN The
voyage promises 70 be ssnt o. pleasure unsaasa sy
Young America, and such sn array OF choice spirits on
board list portrsys, who can doubt s success or
the unmessured pleasure attendant upoa et psNaI
where the party 70 Join, BY invitation chovder
party OF both ladies' and gentlemen Of that city, which 10
20. 81 ss o. 20 s a an "s voe
the affair win come OF In Buzzrds bay. ketafmns,
they propose stopping at Newport, where they VII MAKE
Sraied watering paoss On r Lsus sSd and some Of he
nshng grounds, re urnng 10 this oy by the close the
week They will have The on board Of comforta
bic accommodations and with such "choce sprits there
will be no lack OF enjoyment board the Young Ame
RIGA The only obstacle anticipated Ia the heavy ogs
which are prevalent In the, Sound al this OF
board, and other Articles Of sssck and defence, they
ho,e 10 and thor way securely
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CINCNNAr July IT,
This morning German named Kohler stsangled 70 death
his wife, wards proceeded 70 the house OF Nlcho
les + Horton respectable and influential citizen Of she
firm OF Hortsn Macy, set fire 70 bis house and then
stabbed him, killing him inatsnty Kohlar then cut his
own throat he had beeo ia the employ Of Nc Horton,
and II 10 supposed that his for killing Mr. was
because had been reprmapded by him for abusing
(Kohlsrs) wife. At the last iher NOT
pected To live Mr. Horton leaves large circle OF rels
lives together with wife 81 d several children
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NEw ORLEANS, July 70, 1867.
Cotton quiet. No ealep to-day. Receipts to-day, ITO
bales. Fiour-S. Louis white, 81; mixed corn 9Oc
Fregh1-There Is left Tor Liverpool and Ha,re,
and no vessel is willing 10 lay there % little to CO.
CHICAGO July 2l-6P. n
Flour buoyapt; wheat active; closed with sd
vgcng tendency oats quick Of salt shipments to Buffalo,
so bbls. flour, No wheat 100000 bushels corn ship
spents to oswegc-no flour or wheat $4,000 bushels
Receipts-lloo bbls flour; L. Oc0 bushels wheat
100000 bushels corn
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City Intelligence.

FIR IN WILLIAM srSKn-rwo BoYs AKErnru on Scspr
uoS-Absst 10 O'Clock last night TIRE discovereiin
the basement Of building No. 20 william street. cccu 9cd
by Adcl Heymsn, shirt manufacturer Two boys whom
,ecms worked in The premses until shertY oelre the
from the when smoke vas seen issuing from the
premises srspcon rested on them az being knowing 70
the nre and the police took them into custody 10 svstne
Fire Mar,hals invest CATION Fire Marsha Baker vas early
the store and found upon EXAMINATION that tne IRE haa
Mr. Heymsn il Insured 70 The amount Of IS soo in
tor Mechanics and Traders and Rutger nsur nce Com
panes The loss will probably amount TO upwards Of $500
Fine Pocket Cusiery-s Rich Assortment at
). $. SAUNDERS store only Al No Assor House
straw Hats NJ Cost AL summer Hats ne
cost at WHITES l4s FULTON between Broad~sy and ssssu
"Fredrfcks' Temple OF Art'-yos. cso and
SCI prosdwsI opposite m Ter Hoe;
Ptoosraphs in OIL pastel snd squerei,. BY rrederchs
Photographs in India ink, Partisan style.
spsp rom nns y ss free the spe
Ton q he public.
grsveIIerS Copying Press, Book and Mate
Rails only rs; weight 81 lbs Sold BY =. DAVIDSON NO
Jones Old Italian soap, Is, scr Frecsies,
% ~ ssd sS Veal s:.s ssi Ss.i sss made
B.schsicrs Hair Dye, wiss and ro-Peses.
ss s:s ss ss's sa%s =. S'd' % %
Crssssssoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupees are
The beat he country. For sae and the dJe applied In pr
vste st No. Astor House
Lsirvs's wigs and Hair Dye Against the
world for their natural appearance dursbr and cheap
ness At &p Broadway, near Howard street
HiII's Hair Dye Four shiIlings a Bow.
black brown. Ne. Barclay street. nsieie onEuent
for the hair.
To Perfume the Breath and Eradicate v~s,
freekles and pinpies BAN OF Thousxnd Feveran
Hcse genuine unless signed, fprR1oh CO.. ~ povk.
FOR sale - - Broadway asd By all drusrsA
aolIoway's PtIis.-EpiIepsy and FITS nj all
descriptions IN reersble 70 irregularities OF
the sereive Restore these 0gsns TO state q health,
natural sctviy and vRor by the OF the p ami the
vulsive paroxysms will cease.
Ttmolst's sulphur and vspor Baths, No. \
Carroll place. Beecher street, Of haurens Coz shea
mstism, akin comps ints, &c
Brtstors ssrsspsrslls.--Tnis Well Known
ans xcesut uedcire In the hsndi Of heresonsble nrm Of
n r. LANhAN co. OF this city n eec-ng sou OF those
miraculous hat rendered 7. twenty years
sgo. sold by al druggists al VI per bottle
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THE BEST PIANOS III THE WORLD.
DRIa0B PERFECTED PAIIOsOPHICAILY co.,
gTAUETkD PIAkuFuHfE

SECURED ny LETTERS rArsrr
r6E IGS PIsso|osrs s' coMsasY sor nss.
tccrns hs's nSssd S arr now mr..
public both and grand They perfected .ue! q
sDs sars s pss. Ts 0' s
They are pronounced - VII be seen BY The Annexed letter
THALBERG.
And OF Goaschat, srakosch. Mason naretzek, EAe,A.
.,--.,.-, And other srsa authorities
Supreme 0oSr IN music :: .nosrcr . =
DEBATE eopsing the best and most grands Of
Head ne following Of the srsa, pianist Th.ssrs which Tor
Mr. g. B. DRreesT have examined your patent pi..s
forte and cordially approve OF It's sysem Of nsruco
ossnsd Ss.s -s,y .ia1 psIises sSo.opsieS ~
sound q :inrns % v ss1s as.
heard s1ossd IN depth purify and npss S% ,Ss;:
Also the following from those other srea. ar,i..:-
the ps1eiors nscnsd pasnssd and msaaissurrs By ~
spencer Drgrs arc Of unanimous opinion ,h.i the hA
pIsnf Slocsius Of WOOL ss
cd 81 an RON q i.
s: s NJ & he srnep n g,
cosed ~ heir rs.penve france embrAcns The whole s.a
post ogrhs, most perfec, powerful viSrsa.s
.svs.si p.ss: .essa.r VIII Z. sSs. "a
es S%
sa o. he Se grand % an. sosss No.
in pare mussl inona,ion and scaa tone powe. thus
than has ys, b, achieved By other syea q
manufacture In recordoghs our maured opinion where
by recognise aud prn ope which
stned develops he fun OF the panotors have
other motive than thai OF filhing duty which axtAsA
consider Ia
Il. NJ 0orrscuALK. MAI MARxrzEr,
MkURcs SrRkkoscH, THSoDoRE hIsyfLo,
WuIIAn MASON. WILLIAM A. Kisc,
HERsAS A. WOIIENuAUPI.
UThis and spIcpdid instrument forms epoch In
history OF The panoorte has been ertensivey noticed asl
cemmsnder bv he critics the journals 81 agreeing
opinion with NE great artists whose appear above.
Note we'll, VIM. Vincent Wallace, Ssq the oel oraed
tho President Of the COMPANY
examination and approval OF every instrument Def \
PLACED sale Ladies residing dssnco and such
staying watering places Who wish To order pianos n
advance for their fov the coming autumn ~
assured that their order will be carefully attended
N person ally present Persons IN Sex forx.
invited call the saesrooms S67 BrOome OF
Greene.
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Canadian Inactive, and sales comm 70 about -
bbh within the range OF the above prices. Southern
confined about 500 900 boh al the above quotations.
Rye do1r and meal quiet at the above prices.
Wheat--Ihe sales embraced about 1900 o 1900
bushels of Milwaukee club ct 81 20 q 81 6b;
Illinois red as 81 81, AMI Chicago spring at p. T.
braoed about 600 bushels included In which 1000
Tennessee red ct 81 30 e. do prms white do Of 81
81 o. 800 Virginia whe sof 81 81 70, and 900 do new
North CAROLINA red at pit Corn arm. The sales en-
braced about 2b 900 1000 bushels Western mixed at
$500 81 70. $50 and 1000 bushels Southern yellow
a. g2c ,White and nominal Rye-SmaD sales
% Northern were made at 81 Is. Oats were dull and
heavy CSC &c for State Western. The following
may be- regarded ~ about the ruling prices for grain In
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MARRIAGE AID DxArHI.


BpsaiI-sxru .--iu this city, on Monday, July "a. b0
he Rev Lott Jones, VIZ. Y. BrsnI, OF Norwak. Coad.,
0 Mrs EsunH SMITH, OF this city.
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Marine Disasters.

THE SHIP M0ULTRE ASHORE
CHARrxsros, July n, 1887.
The ship Moulrie, from Cardiff, with cargo Of rawN
iron, ID Ashore on the snip bar. She leaking badly,
aud "a In . critical condition.
Loss or rHR BRIG arpDrNGs.
Drrsor, July 81, 1857.
me brig eidd,nss caps,sed In Isse Michigan on Friday
morning and became Q total loss. She bad no cargo
me crew, consisting Of persons arrived here 10 des
Ntute condition.
rHR SHIP zErHYR ASHORE
AtxxASDnA, Va, July q, 1851.
Tue ship Zephyr, OF Boston, IRON the Chnchss, bound
here, went aground lately Kettle Bottom Sb ,as bot no
injury 10 her Ia apprehended.
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700 and about 900 from store at full prices
FKluears.-To Liverpool 200 orshee wheat In ships
bags were taken 3D. About 500 bales Of cotton part
compressed, at n. Cd. Is; 80 tons born ups al l2s Cd;
go cases copper ore o. 10 London some spns t .no
bones tobacco 3s and 100 bbt. Hour Al ~ There vas
change Of mcmep, 70 notice in rates 70 other ports
FRrrr-1t0 boxes N. X raisins sold AZ ~ 20.
Hay duh Al CSC q &c. Tor shipment
HOlS.-rhc market was unchanged. Moderate sales
were made Of good 10 prime Eastern aud Western oc
a12c old and common qualities were neglected and
Hmr-rbe msrke, retained the arrnnos. previously
noticed, with fair sales at full prices.
IHoy.-smsll sales OF scotch pg were made s5i' 'ix
months.
LISs was without change or moment 10 prices.
Mors~ys The market Was quiet, While there w.ssome
inquiry for export.
NIvst srors-The mArse, continued firm for spirits Of
turpcrtre, at 4skc Sac, TO arrive A1d on the SPOT;
crude vas held 81; common rosn was 10 fair request
aid prices UNCHANGED.
Oiis Crude whslo quiet AT 72j<c lSc; crude
sperm In far demand with sales this wek OF 800
coo bbs al 81 IS; nnseci steady AZ 70c nc. Tor
American white, and Cor English &c soc vas Sxed, at
PnoyrqOSs -POrk-rhe nsrkc, nrmcr, though sales
less active. The transactions embraced sbJut 900
800 bbis nj sA IL 81 25, chiefly al the later figure
Irmc sold at slp IS Beef steady, while sales we're
lin ted and confined 10 about 100 hols., including
packed Western Al sls ST. .us Eastern DO sl1 20
quiet at So t23 20. Bacon siies scarce and NOM
psl at 12Hc Ice for smoked. Gu, meats continued nrm,
with sales Of shoulders At iohc, aud hams st ll9sc
&c lard Was held above the views bayers, vnils
saics confined 10 about $50 bbs at loo. bic
Butter and cheese unchanged.
Rcp-sses Of about $50 Casks made At nc.
bkc J1sc, the latter figure for prime. The STOCK W"
reduced and market active ,.
SvG.ss-The sales embraces about 800 binds, incao-
ing chiefly Cuba muscovsdo part ai p, and psf' 10 'n'
range Of oIo 1cc., and including all grsdes ron az.
q f0kc., including so Porto Rico for export 20 ~ ~
street. We see that he puts down the direct lmPorsGon o
sugars into this port, Philadelphia Bsnmore snu oos'on
for ak months ending June 90 1885, 10 excess OF NOSE on
the same period in 1865 BY 26i ions ana tne con.omp
tioo for the same period by 1920 tons tnan IN the
ars sx months in $50 and the stock 90 hand greater on
the So,b june this year than last al the same period
by CO. ss tons. ... 49,. ,,s,.,.,-s,. -,....
'T.Iiow SAFES q 10000 lbs. Philadelphia rendered
Topsoco-iower grades Of Kentucky, particularly ne~
fro ted have given way some, while better grades are
Iv held me sales OF seed leaf have created de-
,nsn9 FOR spanish nlers The sales embraced 81 hhds
Esn,u XIV al go Ice 47i bales Havana l.; $50 do.
cuba n / ~ 90 Havana scraps p. l.
wEKrY Sales Of 400 bbls PRISON we're made al &c,
ana ,ome $50 common do ct 81 kc.
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Break In the Erie Canal.
ALBANY, July Il, 1885,.
There is a bad break In The Erie Canal about three
quarters OF mile west OF Albion.
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CITY COMmE0CIAL REPORT.

n
AssThe sales confined 10 small lots Of pots at
81 81, and pearls at 7aic
BRxAreuuf1s --Fionr-The market was dull and sales
moderate about the rates of yesterday for most
grades. Tho transactions for the day footed up about
600 OCO bbLs at about the following QuOtatjons-
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Portable Dressing Chscs, nvGy Ssyas,
sas by B. sAUkDwR dtss oaly at NO. Assdp Hous>
Bassfbrd's Billiards. l40 FULTON Street, Dan
accommodate evenings BILLIARD Palace ieen tables.
, our sos Remsen Book IN
hupturs.-Hlarsh Il Co., Radical Curv Vruss
nfncS -~~"-~H W No ve~ey ~~eeA Amcr Horss
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Submarine Telegraph To Cuba.


We learn thai the subscriptions have closed TO tho
company, limited psrnership, cOnondtte, which,
der the hrm OF Antonio Mora Company, tho senior
partner OF the houses OF Nora Alfonso Co OF this city,
and OF thai of Mora Nephews OF Now YORK, has been
formed here for the construction of land submarine
telegraph 10 Key West and Florida
Tho plan which will form the ground work OF this pro-
ect having BEEN drawn up by tns gentleman, have
q capital OF sso0.0o0 subscribed In less than two
hours among or twelve OF moet select Of
chants. 80 marked n proc OF confidence toward this
gentleman and hts position as senior partner OF this SAB
marine and Land Telegraph Company are suglrie OF the
rrohiab character OF this great enterprise The instan
ispeous communication OF the island Of Cuba with the
United States and that country with Europe, will demoa
s,raie 10 inhabitants the advantages they enjoy In their
commerce and their relations.
Messrs Francisco Noy, OF The house Of Morrison 90
Of Csrdcnas Felipe Nunez of that OF Charles Tying Co.,
Of this city, and samuel A. Kennedy telcgrsphic engi
neer ard formerly contractor Of the ieegrs of this s
and proprcors Of the privilege for Florida and Georgia,
isarn have transferred IL to tho new company for
moderate compensation
We are informed that orders will 70 10 the house OF
Mora Nerhe -, Of New Yort, by the Black Warrior. to
day. the construction OF the submarine cable, and the
announce men for proposals for the lines through Florida
and Georgia Tho well known ability and activity Of Sc.
nor Mora lead to believe that this Information trust
worthy the con6dencein him on the part OF our leading
uerchanta ID great
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