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ONE-FIFTH of the population of New. York are

ANE-FIFTH Of the population Of New lork are
Germans doing nearly all tbeT transactions la German
md traders the city do you appreciate the Adssn
t.rs of speaking these people in their angue An
Of takes Ia ohrruc Ia.
Iyes. Ht is prepared 20 TEACH pure aud elessn; GER
NAN T. .v@sa;Sy .aS tho hsss Te S ss s
$40 Brcsdwsy, Up s,sirs, ct the optican'
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sT.r, OF NEw-YoKK. BANK DerARrNENr,i
ArasNY October q, ltJ1.

ALBANY. ostober q, ls57
TTyHE Securities held In trust by the Supe ndent
OF the Banking Dep.Itns for the ISLAND CITY bASA
Banking Association IL the City 81 NeS-ior nan9 60
into money notice 10 hereby 70 toe holders o.
n R.ssered Ccusrg Note. Issued By ,d Bank thss ueh
MOTIFS viii De REDEEMED AT PAR by the So isn
ON p...r.stior az the Bank q the Manhattan
C.uiipapy il the City Of New:fotk
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printing.

DAKER a. GODwIN-TRIBUNE BUILD
ID N0SEItnnye Steam Book ana job Printing Establish
by any Union for the and prompt
execution Of EVERY VARIETY Of PRINTING from tb'
Smallest Card Label 20 the Largest Bill booka At thu
Lowest Cssh fnoes Also LithOsEaphJ, Engraving Elscxs
tJ,ins Dtnding AID Blank Stationery.
- q BAKER 4 GOODWIN. Tribune Bzilt.nAs
TOHH A. GRAY, No. 375 BROADWAY, and
u Eos sc ard 10 JAc0B-sr, can COMPOSE STEREo-
TYPE PRINT, RULE and BIND anything required At the
SHORTEST NOTICE, and in the very BEST STYLE His
kd1uss ere the MOST EXTENSIVE in the city.
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OssicA oy I"s N'"~' aas~as Osx- l. fes2. !

o,,c, OF M. s,onS.syo.vrs.t fsasSts CO.,
C,EAJ.kD PROPOSALS vii Re reserved ss snn
- oFss 40 = ,be 9Th d November. 81 p n va ' VI
$3.50 Isi 49,, - xaysms.s a vheh sr iass emf -
Co paSy y II r,.ia without ssAas Boaa' "''ee'' WIN
the lsst ins'Alr,~uti Is p.id
f1.siJ ~ Eve e yes cot s.aa s.rch
8 T~s1ty eve I-r oent Nay I is's
s 1S~ent7 Eve pr cent July l. lSs ., co,,,~.
For Which re Company will .'s eSst pr go, 1890
10 Ibe Boads With .eui .alc Coupons dated lf oc'oo
1857 and hLyins g ytArG 10 run .,..,x
IL ordes give tie hders o. .n. .nodnes q
Bonds s. gv- Hundred Dollars essa the ron'Iad-' '~
On. Tiou.sId Dolars- .A.
su .sT lid. By our boz. eide stbo'e, who are e.peS.y
.ers. T.. s. to eoo.asr IT, se.pon.sy q he p.
u1sti5E the Pa<s. vel a. TIE ra,s oue'ed ~ $3.50
pro i,Is 70 the highest bidders.
No.e Of he c9@psny OF Bond. .,ns' ne ss' S a
mr. ne. :djustu ent ofirter-st.
To ne poteca Of th, go Beras AMI Of ,toss maturing ia
sneai.es Of I'd, Co5psay been exseisi to foses
provso that snkn, Fund shai be paid 70 said Trustee.
nu; 20 sto,s the Of Bns. . Ss :. ss;
b hocsh, at under ten PEI cent
TS propo... vii be opened Office Of the Company
e lh dy Of NSysbsr M ,1 in sA ,ss uS
SerstsnGns that they will thst resign Il % sn suitable
parties By majority q the t ssno 81 shI pS
Isaac LIvraxoIr. treasurer
r-oeed Feb IS. 1855 ~.
s.cop The Propls oftke State Of Michigan enact Ta<
The hiehir.n Certr Rroad Cohpsny syote of Direct
majority thereof nc sse ia csPtS stoos ION
time % cover the cost OF t's
construction completion equipment operating nd
their osd and its connections ssd TO lay Down douos
track sss snd both within and without said STATE
Nd .so 20 issue their bonds from which % pay debts IN
cured or incurred for such purposes, In ehsans and 1t
interest such Directors majority tnetenf
ray determine said stock and bond, sell snd dsposs
Of and said Dcctors msloTty
ereof approve ad said Directors majority thereof
may under such regulations they sps confer on the
hoer such bons toe t g. convert the principal due
thereon into the stock Of the Company.
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD CON-
IN PANY-PRQPQS LIS EQR LOAN -Srhacr;nt nns Win


~ PANY-PROP0SALS FOR LoAN-Subscrptions wtn
rssei'ed 1t We Office ofths NswYork and Enc Railroad
Company IN the Cry EewYork until the fret day Of No
yember 1857 for the purchase Of 5000 Of the bonds OF the
Company redeemabo the lst October 1895 besrins
ssn Interest able semi annually the hEss days Of ApE
They wiz b. SOLD at par, payable as follows:
50 cent IN any Of the unsecured boI Of the Company,
rsesen able in lb7 ls1l and 1875
10 = cent in cssh at the time q subscribing.
40 cent In monthly nstallment Of 10 csn In cash n
The option of the purchasers
These bond. are guaranteed BY MORTGAGE the entire
Company including the wt,ve' ferry pveges aud lsied
property tie Long Dock Company Of Jersey CITY and
The entire equipment of the Company
The the loan 10 fund the preset floating debt Of
Tic obtsin continue the construction
the TsDue Depot, Wbavss and other improvements
the Lops Dock property vii only increase the present in
d. beduess Of the Company about 0oo0o The following
coup.rsve statement of the past AID present hnancfa
P'''''- " ' srps .'8 SEP 81. 5s Aue ~
CspttL stock..........S l00e599 100000 Sll,eUGp
Funded Dslt............ 2issl.eJ0 25SlO ASSl,00
F.oatng Debt............ l,2ll,7% IlOfyW 2V&Io
Interest on Bonds due let
August, less amount &C. 10000
posted 10 meet It...... h< 30
Totsl Indsbtedneu.. So lo276s s26ss5,fo sZ1026f0
Cash aud 1ssh itsns..... fl@15S ty18bi eLNW.
hattTAIs. cac al<oh 1880
Fuel. iBtlio 1910 oSi"~
Steamers ard Propeaers
on Lake Ere. $3.50 Ts,JJi .5l,zs
ROArg Stock loaned 10 $1,000 .....
CAN. T. r. R........ f"cn lglVo ia@
Other Asset. Wio RiIf 1879
nue by Agents. <oi,oN"
Advanced to Long Dock ao..
Bonds Il is75 in Sinking - $1,000. ,s,z.
furc...........s..s.... o-~V" 'StNS" i'.>~~N
-
sL0Ss1 s2eO,&a5 ss,eis.9Os
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Chances for Bnsiness Glen.

A GOOD chance for investment in a profitable
"A MANUFACTURING BUSINESS Any pers'n having I.
@ ,bonssnd dollars wishlt nyes. The sane would DO wen
TO e.l .; No - Brosdwsy, loom NO 10 Alter any
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Ocean 9tedmers, &e

NOTICE steamship JASON ! p,:,,--
~ M.s.sr vii .sl fcr SOUTHAMPTON rnSsua,,n" e.
EgEMES CO SATURDAY. 5ls INST, noa frop - y al
Riyet Ter frsish. ~ rsssafeaTpi ~ o. SsS2
& II. $50 NJ II Sat, MN,
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Real estate for Sale.

CHOICE FARM LANDS for SALE.-THE IL
" LIMOS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY 70 nov
prepared sell about ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND ACRES of
GIInICI EARAIING LANDS.
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Isaac LIvraNoar, Treasures.

BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, Novenber l., 1850
NOTICE rs hereby gwen pursuant to the statues
N In ch case made and provided that al the CIRCULW
mo NOTES Issued to the lOCKPORT BANK AND TRsSx
COMPANY "a banking association Loetport must De pro
su,ed Os Of she Superintendent OF the Banking NJ
nar,ueut Of the State NewYorh for payment within two
y4ar from the ias hereof the futs deposited for the
Supton Of The ccurg esd 20 The said bank WI b
Uves
nS IsvNey NJ. SCHOONMAkEh Snpernsenors@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28

F. CoIroy, Auetioneer.
1S0 COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, 800 Chairs
CV Psrlor Suites go French Plate aud Oval Mirrors
Sofas Couches Marble Furniture Carpets, &c p. COTTON
will sell THIS DAY wednesday, Oct 49, At l0t O'clock at
No g Beeim.n I'd door, very large stock Of furnure Of
krds descriptions IL will consist part of about 80
Cottage Be6eads several hundred Chairs 50 50 French
Plste ard Oval Mrors Sofas Couches Marbetop furniture
rosewood and mahogany Bookcases Washtsrds Extension
Dining Tables suites of Parlor Furniture, in bocsee Ia
pestry CARPETS Office Desks, dressing and plain Bureaus
gaiy and black walnut B.dtead Wshstand together VII
second hand Furniture, &c. suitable for the trade vel
all others want Sale will be pereEptory without regard -
weather.
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ZOE SAFE 70 Close a TRUsr1T s. MID I'D.

LUX SAIIE 20 NLVOL u NV
Il DLEsrx BRICK WORKS on ststsn Island soune so" ~
Jersey coaprsins about % acres note
ss Of lard Soei buildings Usc Brick Machines wsa tas
Pate Of NewJerey and very arse
sneaat e other eoy machinery and hxtRrs provided r tas
eItensse nAnaetae Of bricks OF Clay iead on INC
Irensee farhish abundance Of good mscrA @ the oles
TIE dochs are subssntL specially erected for the ParPos
With eood wste front and the WORKS Immediately scent
The sstseahmrnt gotten up large cost AID oo
peey furnished io The property having been conveyed
10 the sbsefesr IN rHst for the of debts viii BE- sod
the property not yet dse at the Msrohsn EIch.ns City Of
New. York the eth Of November next By ANTHONY j.
DLEECfsER, Auctioneer Dstea New. York Oct a. 1851
A. II DANA Trussc, No 81 Wslst.
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Sales bp Autt,cn

By A. N NsRwtS. AuSsoneer.
DY BANGS BROTHER Il Co.-Trade- Sale
ID Rooms. No. IS Park.row.
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
Nov 2 3 aud l. at o'clock.
CHOICE PRIVATE LIBRARY Comprising extensive
collection of Bo ks in various Departments Of Literature. in
many relating to America, History Biography
VOYAGES Travels aud Sciences Bbiogsphy Poetry
and the Dsma Theology Sermons Oratio1s Also, valuable
Iustrsted Books, &c. Catalogues ready.
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90 formers ano Others.

TREES and PLANTS.-B. NJ. WATSON, Old
Il Colony Nurseries, Plymouth Mass IL hours from New
York City, will send hs Full Descriptive Priced CATALOGUE
ofTREES and Plants Tor Fall Planting TO address
Cardiac Of all osebssss psid 70 EewYoTk or Boston
HVMOTHY SEED-One thousand bushels prime
Il Illinois Resped Seed for sale IN lots 70 snit BY
A DURKEE No Stone g.
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GRTAT REDTCTION IN FARE 10 FraonS

VI Fist Cabin. te sseead cssa sDin he g., . e.
toG msDScr sId EoaTa STAR $50 sen, iss s.s,,
CcuanSe 10 .s ;,.n Pr No Sos Ry,, ssss Pr
Leave NKW-YORK for SOUTH Bftuea fyr Ti,yr- -,
ANTON HA1RE aud BRE-lsoaih,mP,oa ls0a,hs NJ.
MIN. fshs N rcrt
NORTH STAR SATURDAY. Dc, 81 Sai'y. Nos eiwe1 De
These .sAmsb!ps toGch ~ Hayre specie delivered L..
don ara Paris. FOr Passsse G. irsssht sppyto
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Go Uhom If man Gonrern.

A my ne,Rhbor has not returned my SIGN, VII
n give ADVICE gratis for TWO DAYS and ftbey i'io"
my ruts, vii. cure the worst Dy,pePae
DR J. goMASTER Dyspepsia Doctor,
No. e5 Prince At Sev-fo:k
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alatbinsrp, ST

COTTON MACHINERY for SALE.-llO J.
" LOOMS With tn. preparation M.chieery na.h q q
-. nv faoure al 81 Court.andt 81 u 3. SCHENCK
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Jusirncfiou.

%130 PER YEARThs PRNc l!ssIF. e
cs1 every rrinE this ss Ia Man, 81 40
stairs. Winter Sessi,n ooumebces Nov
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a Ionic FLACK, A. ~, Principal Of HUD-
a son PTvRE INSTITUTE AZ CtaVeRAck y "
pupils received November ~ Owes Board and ruon ks
ALI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-28

TOR LIvERPOOI-Ths u. 8. Mail steam
Il sap BALTIC. J. j. Conis.ock Commander, vii de2ss
9TH the United states mails for Europe positively sATtE
DAY, Nov ct II O'Clock m from her berth 81 the f
Csnss For freight passage, having uneqused scens
datioDs for elegance ana comfort, apply 10
EDWARD K. COLLINS, No. 50 Wsnf
Passenger, viii please be board at ii O'Clock Az ~
ter' must through the Poss0hcs any others viz -
tarned
k0TICE-The steamers Of ala Line have improved wsss
tish. apartments.
No has been spared the Of his sss
b al respects sood The thorough examination vss
them proves their mode Of construction yes uneqgssd
B-H.lesner the regular built ships for iais se vl -
torm she entire
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furniture.

linguistic TILES-FOr Yestibues Halls
II Heahs, Dningroo Conserystories sc. GARNKiRn
CHINNEY-TOPS DRAIN PIPES. Sc. For sale by
MILLER & COATES, No 27e PesTst N. Y.
CARNKIRK and AMERICAN CHIMNEY
VI TOPS; also best Glazed and vitrifed DRAtSPPES
Long Iand Pottery Depot No 80 Essssuss. T. H. QUINN
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~ EW -1ORh AND EhIE hAIIlNOaL OVoK-
IN PANY.-An adjourned meeting Of the StDckholdsrs,
Bcndhoiders and friends Of the NETWORK and ERIE
RAILROAD COMPANY. viii be held at the Mercantile Lii
br.ry Astor Place. On WEDNESDAY EVENING, DC. :,
at seven O'Clock Agener attendance ticnAEy requested
NATHANIEL MARSH. Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10

VTERNILIO GOLD LEAF AND PAINTS OF
all aolors-For sale by ,,,o
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
KEYSTONE MARKET
TIA Ix q NJ oti icc.

yalHE UNDHRslGND hAvfNG REESTAB-
q lis ed himself in the HUrCHERING BUSI-
NESS. a, the Keystone Market, on Myers street. is
prepared to furnssh his former friends and patrons
and alt others who NAV favor him with II call. with
NJ article OF American BEEF, MUTTON, and
PORK. 0f the ff,lest quality, nj reasonable rates
az il can be had in Oroville Thankful for past pat
ronas, he will eudeavor by keeping The best quality
Of meats tor sse, to merit snare Of The public pat
ronagn ! w. MCGEE.
sR"N B.-FAT AMERICAN BEEF CATTLE for
sale, cheap For CASH
Keystone Market 0roville. Nov. 81, 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-10
To the Citizens of California.
G. A u r 10 E!
SGHN APPS.

Which adulieFaed compo 'nds are intended to sell in
California against my genuine article.
My object Is 20 announce that | have recently es
tablished an AGENCY IN SAN FRANCISCO for
supplying the State and Oregon with my Schnapps
aud that hereafter will always keep said agency
supplied with large stock: 80 that respectable drug
gists and liquor dealers throughout California
can always supply themselves at u regular price,
merely enough the New York price to cover
cost of freight and charges: thus avoiding complain Mt
as heretofore. of occasional scarcity and extreme
high price.
II is now many years since first imported these
Schnapps from the celebrated old distery at Sohei~
dam, Holland, in which am interested. II is now
conceded that Gin was ever imported into this
country which has approached my Schnapps in re-
gard to PURITY, HEALrlFULNESS,a and EN-
QUISITE AROMA or flavor. This claim. and for
proof point to their universal popularity and the i'm
mense and increasing consumption by all CLASSES,
north and south. east and west comprising the tenn
perance people, medical faculty. &c. to such an ex-
tent that my establishment, packing the enormous
quantity OF 600 bottles per day, is barely able to fill
lis orders.
Also, the Wofe's Schnapps have been analyzed
by the most celebrated Chemists Drs. Mott and
Deck. of New York, and others, who all testify that
th..p
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SUFFER NOT !
WHEN A CUkE IS GUARANTEED

5 t. { Il f. / d | ) T. \ ) ES.
NrJ Abui- Nervous DcnLty. N.rrciurc..
Gt,rh, GrdrrL D,ub,Lr, DtsrG1,s of tie
h.GH,ys ami D..!,4i>r. NercrrIal Rh,u,mI
nSn. Scrotu!u, PT,nY IN the BDn,I d..d
AnE!cs, D'ScGsrS n th> Lungs, Throa,,
Nose and Eyes, I.ccyt UpDu IN, BndJ ~
Lu"dS tGmccrI. Dr"JsU Eyinyhc frI,
~ lH'S DdHce. ana a! DIeusrG UrttuIv
fr"m Il d'~ "1.tmcnt 0f ia" Srrudt Or.Gns
such Hr,rour Trembling Los. Of Hcmo.
~, los Of Power, GcHrr4i Nrasu".s DImurss
VI HI,!Dn with peculiar .p"t- app,4uug before
81. cys>. .n>s ui NIght " 4.ciUlirrss y, ,p.psIa
Liver Disease. kruptlUus upon ih, iac. pan
ia tnr back and head, Fru. 4!r Irr"gu!.uIIr, aud
AL 'mp"p"I ii>"ht. g. from both -rls. IL
matters not bOgI shat cause thr dtsrAs. uugr-
lated. hHVeNcr long standing Of obstinate the
CAS-" recovery Is certain, and ~ shorter time
than permanent cure can he effected l., auy
other treatment even alter the Ji-rasr has bat.
Ned IL" shD. OF eminent phNsrCi2us AID resisted
All sieIr means Oi cue. The medicines are
P."-'ant without OdOr, - sing 40 sIckuc,E and
ft"" from mrlcury Or balNAm. Duuug enty
wears Oi prJctlcr, have r"scurd from tnr la.s
VI Death, IEI"y tLDDo1nIs, Who. IA the l.,t
stag. oi the aOpvr mcuuuuvd Diseases had
h""n g.'cn up To- die 10y their ph, .cltus 4hich
warrants iir' .u PlDulslug To Ia" all CfTd, u hD
Ia-.. y'.Dr turIu-rI,r- V.iIrr nv ca!r = urr'r,t
Aud most -pc"Iy cure. Secret di.,4>r. ar tL..
greatest ru"InIrs TO health A. they are thr fjfs
cnuN" oi consumption, NCrOiu!4 and Iuarv
other II~eA,-s, aud should be a terror 10 "a.
human fAuiy, "a perruau"ut cure - scarGsiy
ever elected a majority OF Ih- cages t1iiiug ia.
{" I'll" hand. OF incOUp"tent pcrN,ms hn not
only tai 10 cure tie diseases kyt rgIu The cUG.
eAtutrou, hlhng Lhc SyAtrBD sith mercIry, Ehirh
A,th thr dIsct." Gastcus the sufferer into rapid
consumption.
But -tDUiG the 1sea1e and the treatment not
cAuaS ds4iB speedily and the vIcIun m4rrrcs
tp1 i'~4-c 0. rntalLed upon the chI iteu who
Ers IGrH with feeble constitutions and the cur
rent ol tie corrupted by yUu- snich betrays
't'cli IN ScrutIla, letter. Ulcers, EruptiOu- and
other affections of the skin, Ey-s lnrUSI and
Lung, rnta'hmg upon them bIIri existence
"' 'unrl"s, and con"gning them to All early
grave
0tLt AHIS - IL another formidable en.my
{" h"dlth, tor nothing else in the dread cstaIo.
gu" "i human diseases causes ~ d.structi,.,
d''ih "p"" tn" system dr4wIuy it, thousand. "
NictupN through lew years Of .uII.riug down
20 An SHt"hrIE grave. II destroys tie SERIOUS
system, rapidly wastes away the rnerg,r, of bf,.
causes mental arrangement prevents the Uru.
per development OF the system, di,,u,qItar. for
marriage society, business, aud oil earthly han.
pihes', AND leaves 'ne sufferer wrecked ia bod,
aud mud, Predisposed to consumption aud a
tram OF rvIls more to be dreaded than death
iuet WIth the fullest confidence ASSURE th.
unfortunate victims Of Self Abu,e that . per.
Aosa"n' and speedy sxIs, eAa 10 sdsstsd, a>d
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!. prepared drr"'t! according To- the l;u...

PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY
1'tn the greatest AcruI4r, al .."Gi... A.....
c.!Ec amd carr GrN"tri ~ iL> cornhiul,lluu -,
!. .ot".-"r Dr-"rs Valuable. " ok ul. lrl,. Pea.
tie "t PhNsIC, az! most % the D,l. >,,..i.
v Drs. Of A,.dt,Ilr
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OF all disease, the grv,I tir,l c.us"
Springs from arg'rct "i h4Surs'. laws.
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HAssELrINg 4 eURBToE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11
CENTRAL PARK COMMISSIONERS.

The Board Of Commissioners OF the Central lark met At
their rooms yesterday Presen,-Commiss Cooley
Hut ins, Fields, strong, Bogs, Gray and Green.
The minutes Of July were read and approved
resolution offered requesting the Chief Engineer
to communicate 10 the Board his views 10 the proper
officers necessary carry operations the park with
be adopted. nc
report received from the Execuiive Com mlttee in
favor Of sdvsrug for plans and estimates for laying
the Park.
variety of sppl stoDs aud communications in regard
10 The m were referred 10 the appropriate comittee
committee was appointed 10 secure suitable rooms for
the accommodation Of The Board and It's employees AMI the
remainder OF the time Of the meeting gwen 10 The
otbaio of unfinished business
l. The Board meet again on Monday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

GEN. SANDERS Avn GKS. HxSNrSosc--We have received
reply from Gen. Sanders, late Of the Nsaragusu army,
TO the letter published day tao ssce BY Goa Bennng
sen II occupies reveal pages, with data couirovertiug
what Gen. IT. has stated We omit rs publication for tro
roasosflr lts length. and, secoad We do desire
TO continue the controversy but Justice Gen Sanders
We give paper signed by officers and who served
under him. and e,er written by Cen walker friend
IN San Frsncsco:-
Nrw YorK JUL o. 1887.
We, the undcrsped officers aud soldiers have served
with Gen. J. Sanders N rcarsgua feel pleasure stt
ing that 10 b. on aud soldiers coudUcl has been
hal OF Kind brsse ard generous officer.
allachsn, II sir surgeon Nicaraguau amy reet
James punrcN lieai. y. g. = Hnoe CAPS T. n NhMer,
yuarrrnais ter par % Capt y g. Airke tieu. w.
khes, Lieut. ". Grave, lAcut h,holas ltnpp >; W.
Wesl A. n Horizon rss SsrFcanf. u y lrnl0rnt y " Y
uravss. Wilton Niles, Job hans, p Scoi' p Veal,
lanes A. adams. d. J. Donovan rafsk Wal I.rs vArk,
,. ~ Rsnoar ia. ON No. b. Rtury, j. pa =, W NJ Por-
lrr A. g. Lnc9iu John iieyscr Lhlrcs AIon, VI. Hher,
JACK Wilkins, Orctlly; J. q TEES Jonn huderS9i'
crS. wAlkEr 90 rtnsUr cr.trSrrv or stS rnssusco
GrtNtnA Aug - tSdf
DxAr str-Coi " =. sanders GOES CtUoruia day. on
Col Ssnders 1he public prcss has srtady prOc sHr-d
tta, bu alone kn0w his r-, worth, bocsuar tried
he l0ur danger nd have not fOuu bun waUuux
WV. WALKER
Gen Sanders states that he reached Fan Francisco on
the 9th September and By the II amer AIRED
hundred coed men 70 Walkers caase.
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wAIA1,s ssrRE-BESEyr 90 MIS- ELIZA LooAS To-
MIGHT 10 night Miss Logan The accomplished tragic 40.
rc.s closes her successful engagement wslsess
a,re, when she nkes benefit ard viii appear Jurei
In IRON ard Juliet" Of her most attractive person.
aiIons.
Notwithstanding the aieness or the season. and nmo
that known respecting Mix logan who. she frat ap
peared in this city, she has had remarkable
result due TO her unequalled merits artls and
10 be hoped that the ovation night will DO verfy
metropols
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NEw YoRK, July 8, 1sJy.
In your paper of this morning notice in your report Of
the Coroners investigation that Israel Bowers regular
policeman, being sworn, sad-"Tnat he recognized Ber-
nard OF tho leaders Of the rio and a Dead
Rabbit, urging the rioters on" &c. Next, j. C. men,
u Columbia street, being sworn, says, "Ec there
six O'Clock, and a shoot Bernard while ,Ber
nard) was In the act OF throwing brickba," Nov then
in the first place, tina. policeman most bs very
quained with the Dead Rabbit party 70 identify Brnard
ore Of them and next Mr. J. Cohen must be sadly out
OF his reckoning when be that Bernard shot
xix o'clock Now know, and provo by -four per- oas
besides myself that 10 his company iii larer
past seveu half mile from nc the riot end
when he left our company he perfectly sober
having drank anything at all during the afternoon rne
object Of my writing this is, that know Bernard was
peaceable citizen, having wife and family dependent
him for support, ana will be everlasting h. dis
racted family to bear through life the thought pub
lie recognized him IN leader In a riot. may mention
here that IT Mr. Bernard's way home that led him
through curiosity the same many other innocent
ple to through Bayard street the night he Shot
In conclusion, there afe many friends or Mr.. Bernard
the city who prove that he honest unrghi and
peaceAble citizen JUSTICE.
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Defence OF THE NEW YORK MILITARY.

II Faid that the military Of New York unlike
the Department, were Of utility and their exist.
spce only waste Of time and money But how s'gnally
has This scpbIsiry been exploded During the late riots
they have proved Themselves TO be most valuable c.
organization. The police in lts nexpercnce and dis
organized state were unable TO que the disturbance that
which va rendered by the military there IL no knowing
where these scenes OF boodshed would have ended Too
mucn importance cannot be aecribed 10 oti zen sol
diery Ihe seventh Regiment National Guard, aud the
Egn,h Regiment Washington Grsys, both wearing the
same ~ uniloru', and both berg under the beet