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spector, and Thomas, Jut.cs

spector, and Thomas, JuI1cs
OREGON TOWNSHIP.
SrANIsHrowN - Esq Cady Inspectors,
and - Myers. - Jugdes.
YANKrs HILL. Geo. Geis' Inspector,
J. Billings ". Donuellson, judge.
NfLSoS Bars. c. Curtss, Inspector,
Cooper, --- Judges.
FRtNCHTowN u. Barrow Inspector,
and Simmons, ---- Judges
CHFRoKtE FLAr Glass Inspector,
and T. McDanniels, John Mason Judges.
MFssALA VALLtY.-M. Pence. Inspector
AMI J. c. Has'y, T. Channel, Judges
OREGoN cry r. r Derrick, Inspector,
and c. Simmons, ". Hendricks, Judges.
LI>D-aY BAp.--R LjLdsay, Inspector,
aud ------ -- Judecs.
LrrrLr KrM,Htw-M Wells, Inspector,
Ike Gatcuan, J. Hunter, Judges.
BALsAM HIiLL,--W. Ramsey, Inspector, and
49, Church. - II .rris, Judges.
CoAcow NALLeY..-J } Stewart. Inspec.
tor, all Dr.. Thompson, q. &. MARQUIS,
JUDGES.
Bio BAR.-- - Kite len, Inspector, and
W. TowIe, ----- Judges.
CHAPpAREL HILL - Smith, Inspector,
and ---- --- Judges.
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ELECTION
PROCLAMATION !
State of California,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
NOTICE is HEREBY CIV
IN en-, that a General Elect

lN ell, IIidt a. Ntne1dl EleCl-
ion is to be held on Wednesday, the
first day of September next, through
out the State, at which the following
officers are to be elected:
One Justice of the Supreme Court,
for unexpired term, Controller of
State, and District Judges for the
following Judicial Districts:
First, Second, Third, Fourth,
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth,
Tenth, Eleventh, Thirteenth and
Fourteenth.
|. Also, Senators are to be elected as
follows:
FOURTH DISTRICT,
Composed of the counties of Alameda and
Santa Clara, one Senator.
FIFTH DISTRICT,
Composed of the counties of San Francis.
90 aud San Mateo, two Senators.
SIXTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the counties Of Mqriposa,
Merced, Tulare, Fresno aud Buena Vista,
one Senator.
SEVENTH DISTRICT,
Composed of the counties Stanslaus and
Tuolumne, one Senator.
EIGHTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the counties Of San Joaquin
l ind Contra Costa, one Senator.
NINTH DISTHICT,
Composed OF the county OF Sacramento,
/ one SeUat)r
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
Composed Of the counties of Marin, Sono-
/ M and Mendocino, one Senator.
! FOURTEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the counties of But and
i Plumas, one Senator.
EENrH DISTRICT,
Composed of the couutes Of Sutter and
Yubs, one Senator. and Que from luba.
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the county Of Nevada, one
Senator
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
Composed of the unity Of Placer, one
Senator
4 EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT,
II Composed Of the county of FL Dorado. two
Suators
"A NINETEENTH DISTRICT,
i Composed Of the counties Of Amador and
hlsveras, one Senator.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the county Of Sierra, one Sen
Nm.
llso, the following Members OF As
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H.M1LroS Cry r b Moore, Inspec-
,or and R. Davis, W. Williamson, Judges.
TrssEK's RANCH --Kohert Tureer, In.
.orc,or, and Geo. II. Lynch, J. NJ. Crane.
Judges.
s,er,or. snl j. J. C.ymsr, John Moore,
JuI1e-. ~
TIoILoLuPA RANcHERIA.--Dr Woodland,
Tan.eet :, srI ;. Y, Hale, VI. B Maxwell,
judges
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CASCADE TOWN SHIP.

MooREvILLE John Keyes, Inspector
and John Guidersleeve aud f. Dodge. Jud-
ges
STRAWBERRY Valley --Teesdale, In
spector, and &. Babcock and i. Smith. Jud
ges.
MOUNTAIN SPRING HoUsE.--W. A HCb0S.
Inspector. aud - Judges.
RHINEu>P BAR NJ. Brown, Inspector.
AID ii { Rogers, Sudges.
BRow>'s picGINGs w. Burr, Inspector,
and - JudycS,
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CHICO TOWNSHIP

CHico john Bidwell, Inspector, and A.
II Barber, DR.. J. B. Smith. Judges.
JrNxING's LANDING w Lee. Inspector
and " Usher, Jas. Torney, Judges.
WrrrLER's HoUsE.--C. Wheeler, Inspec-
tor, and Thos. $. Wright, A. ID. Turner,
Judges
JoHxsoN's RANcH j. Lowry, Inspector
and ". Henshaw. J. Watson Judges.
HAMILTON TOWNSHIP.
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ORC TOWNSHIP.
Ono LrRvA'--J. Worden, Inspector, and
Th omas Jones, Judges.
FoRBEsrowN --R. Il. Charpell. Inspector
II, d. Olphant and IL. Chickening' Jud-
ges.
ROBINSON MiLL--A Lewis, Inspector,
II. c. Hammond, Judges.
HANsoNvlLLE.--J II Hanson. Inspect or
and - Thompson and - Armstrong,
Judges.
NArcurs.--George Piersou. Inspector
D. W. c. Day and F Bailey, Judges.
EVANSVILLE E L own. Inspector, and
Thomas Dcus1n and +. Waterman, Jud.
ges.
BINcHAM's BAR.--w. F. Hooper, Inspoc-
tor, Capt. Mead and -Ferguson, Jud.
ges.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The officers Of the several Election Pre-.
cincts are hereby instructed not to attach
their accounts to the Election Returns, but
to send them in separately, certified to by
the Inspector Of their respective Precincts.
By order of the Board Of Supervisors Of
Butte County.
F. A. MATTHEWS, Chairman.
Attest. NJ. II. DARRACH.
Clerk Of Board.
BY J. II. MARPLE, Deputy.
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THE COURTS.

DIsrRrcr CnrRr-Third Monday IN January, ur,.
Monday ~ Nny second Monday In November, and
fourth Monday II August.
Cou<1y C"rsr.-Pirst Monday In Nar.,n and June
.econd N.nlay In September, and fJdrth Monday in
November.
Corsr oy SESSIONS second Monday In Febru-
ary. third Monday In Apr.i, July and october
PsoBATE CoupT.-r ourih VI rbday In February and
Na,, third HondHJ In August, and second Monday
in De -emher.
HoARD ~ SrPERvIsoRs.--Hoesh first Monday In
Febru nv, May, Asgist and November.
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OpUIp TOWNSHIP

0eovu.LE Precinct, n. :, in Wa.hincton
p. H. II. 3 Let'ror, %'n Ios4ootyr, r,"ut
George W, Garfiett aud Z. Durham, Jul-
le..
PRrcI~cr N ., Theater LEX d D.
Ha'ris, lusl ertor, C Scriber aul J. Is Ford
} dyes
LYNcHnuRcH II J jenkins, Inspector,
and ...... Myers, Judges.
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WYANDOTTE TOW NsHIP.

WYANpoTrE j ncob Snow, Inspector
D. Lewis and Il. Rutherford, Judges.
WILSON'S ltANCH.--C. Dunknm, Inspector
and J NJ. Wilson and John Bergen, Jud
ges
HoNcUr CiTY.-Thomas Fox, Inspector,
and W. Caine and John OLeany. Jud-
ges.
BANGoR.-E Fellers, Inspector, and c.
Brook and James A Watson, Judges.
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EEEEkA TOW NSHIP.

Nrw PHILADELPHIA w Perdue Inspec.
tr. and " n. Alien, r. Peters. Judges
MoRaIs EAvINk j. Brittenbancr. In.
,pec,or, and 49, Thomas, J. Cymper. Judges
SPARKS lIoUsE.-E NJ Sparks, Inspec-
tor. and -- Judges.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ENTERPRIsE-Robert Taylor. Inspector
and - Jenney aud +. Wilcox. Judges.
SrEvENsoN' SIoKE,--A. Stephenson, IN
spector. and W. Brown, and J. Finburn,
Judges
MOORE TowN.--Johu Freeland, Inspector
and John Moore and +. Arthur, Judges.
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WILLIAM II. ARMsTONG.
t.
County Ttc',~u,V'-r 'f.'re.
GRGvILLr,ln'y 1t.h, - q.

'RGViLLt, ,fu'y Ith' ~
NpHroi' herah, civ"N 20 ~ p3csJ.-holding Dntc
Co.'tv Wawan's. 'agi isirrca IN .Ae General Fund,
from the 5tr /, The I4th of Nlvcr' her 1877 nc,p.
sive, (eNccnt Warrants %o' T6 ~, and Ils y also,
Warrants Nos 0So md 900 The Indecent Sick
Fund that the same vii Ne p.il ON pr"sontation at
this Office, and on and after This date said Warrants
will cease to bear interest, and If not presented
within sixty days from ths date hereof. the mon.
eys for said Warrants Will be arrroprinted to pay
40 .- he"ra from 10
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mon,n.
J. II. MARPLr, Sscy. Je&Slu'ns'"
IT, The Mustang Ltntmeht cures


t. The Mustang Ltniment cures
Rheumntism;
The Mustang Linment cures stiff joints;
Tb- uust1ng Lini ment cures Burns and Wonnds
The Mustang liniment cures Sores and Ulcers;
The Mustang Lnment cures Cnked Brensts ana
Sore Nipples
The Mustang Iiniment cures Neuralgia;
The unstsng Liniment cures Corns and Warts;
The Mustang Liniment IL worth
100000 DOLLARS PER ANNIM
To The United satcs. the prescrvcr and restorer
Of valuable horses and cattle. II cures all sprains
Calls Wounds. SiiG Joints sc.
WilIypu ansHer this question: Did YOU ever
beerof anv ordinary Sore. swelling. sprain or stin
nass either on man or beast which the Mustang
Iipincnt would not cure? Did on ever yisitnn
rcspectabl trucg.., IN my par OF tho world-in
Furnpe Asia or Amc-ca--Who dii not sny "it Was
tho creates discovery cf The gge?" Sold everywhere
Every fanil, should have 1t, three sizes. BARNES
a.PARK, Propretors, New York
PARK 4 WHITE.
Sole Agents FOR the Pacific tonst.
I3e Washington street, oppoeite tho hnrket"
COIThN 4 McDERMOTT, Agents. orovile.
fC5- THE TRADE supplied on the most liberal
terms apo 81"
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ine attention of the Boards Ct County su.
Nsors is directed te the second Section
- act entitled IAN act to amend an Act
Ess0esalate Es0 Elections. passed March 23d,
pasd April 18th 1865. See Stat
sd 1856, page l60.
.hness my hand and the Great Seal OF
, at Office in Sacramento, Caliioruii.
airtieth day OF July, in the year OF our
=. ~ one thousand eight hundred AMI fifty
sl. JOHN b. WFLLER
a"ef ;-FsRRIs FoRMAN, Sec, Of State
y order Of the Boarl of Supervisor.
Attest. a true copy,
L., NJ r. DARRACH,
j "a oi Beard of Supervisors. Butte CO.
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Dr. J. G. YOUNG. whose advertisement nd'
verisement appears in another column s The pioneer
ADVERTISING Physician in this state, has cured more
patient. than any other. Attention is called to his
ndYcnisemcIf.
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, "NUEtS Ia the fOITOWIhS tOuH"
ties,t wit
Anador, Calaveras.
Mtrced, Neyada.
Placer. San Bcrnardino,
oan Mateo, Trinity,
:, and Tu'nre,
saouli there be any vacancies for County
Is'ses other than those contained IN lhls
xlamation, the counties will proceed to
~ ~ Tie above lit is correct, so far as
stocks Of this office show.
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MOUNTAIN SPRING TOWNSHIP.
STRING TnwS N. Bullock, Inspector,
and ]. v. Wood nan, - Boone, Judges.
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ard fro. Perhaps se "A. a. the Company i, co,
.srsd tie least satisfactory feature OF tire css. e.
tai yeiy Eale eKpans.ior required to show where
tts fs at lies, When cable warranted to bear O. cw
psr,s at lsss than 20 owt during dead sln even.
ing ana altogether under such favorable oTcurl-
stsIces for rs btirg safely submerged as the eIpei-
tiou is oct oiter likely to inset With.
Imnec is.ey SITTER tee mishap, bnei consulate
was reid by these IN charge on bos,d the Agamsm-
ron and ss il shown that they had only exceeded
the cistarce fIon the rendezvous by II miles, sad
that there stil more cable on board the two ves-
s.s thar the amount with which tie Original eIps-
difion sst year commenced, it WAS determined TO
try for another charce and return to the rendezvous
sailing there, Of course; for Mr. Brown, the chief
erpuee- as ultIa-zeslous in the cause "a BoNd Of
Directors, guarded the coal bunkers Ike very
draeon lett i we came 70 paying out the cable aga
we should be short Of s.eam and endapger the
cess Ct the wAC,e Undertaking. For the nth tine,
therefore the Agsmemnons head went about, and
after 30 days at sea she again began beating up
sgarst the wind for the rendezvous to try possible,
TO ieConmerce her labofs. On Sunday, the ith, We
reached the actual rendezvous, ard fell in with the
Vslorous, which lad been there since Friday,
the I'd. During the remainder Of that day ana
Monday, when the weather was very clear,
both ships cruised over the place OF meeting,
but it is Leedess 10 say that neither the Niagara nor
Gorgen was there, though day and night the lookout
for them was anxious and nosssant 1t was EVIL
dent then that the Niagara had rgdly, but most IN.
fortunately adhered to the letter Of the agree
ment regarding the 100 miles and after the last frac
tur. had at ence turned back for Queenstown. On
csy the 9Th il agreed between the |slorous
and Aeamempcn to return only once more over the
repGe zvous But the fog was 30 thick that the whole
American Navy night have been cruising there un-
observed 60 the search given up, and at soclock
tibet night tire ships head was turned for Cork, AMI
der all eal the Agamemnon at last stood home~
Tie yoy age home was made with ease and swftness,
cCpideiipg the ghtness OF the wind, the trim OF the
chip aid that che only steamed three days, and this
mcinirg, at l2I o'clock, the Agamemnon cast anchor
in Queenstown Hsrbor having met with more dan.
perous weather and encountered more mishsps, thsn
Often falls to the lot Of any ship in cruise Of 50 days
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FIRES.

About O'Clock yesterday morning ire broke out
among some bales of cotton lying on pier NO Is NORTH
River 1t was extipgushed by the men a. ~oik on
the deck. Damage about $50.
FIRE ~ BROOKLYN.
Officer Wilson OF the Third Precinct, discovered
smoke issuing from sma tenement house In Degraw
rear Bond street. on Wednesday night On entering,
he found bed on fire, and James Haskell, the occu.
pant, lying upon it drunk. The officer reused him,
when Haskell showed fight, but was brought to his
ser ses by bucket of water which was dashed IN his
face The officer then turned his attention to the fire.
ard extr euished it. Haskell was confined in the
cells for the remainder Of the night.
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TIE closing Of the schools under the csre OF the
Board Of Education in this city, for the regular annual
vacation takes place this afternoon. The vacation
viii continue until the first Monday in September
Exercises spproprse to the occasion have been held
in mos of the schools during the present week Reg
u'ar semi.annusl receptions were held 10 No. . in the
Seventh Ward, At No Is in the Nineteenth Ward,
No. 81 at Yofkvls, and No. II in the Twent y-6rst
Ward during the day yesterday, and in the North
Moore ct School last evening. AL Of these schools
were thronged with visitors and unusus degree Of
interest was ma, ifsstei By parents and the public
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ssGsess sf tbs Coosrls good eh..ac.sr. Oss Of
thee, ths rsoommeedsaoa Of sx-Jttss Besbs. ~
inessed. NJ. Aisns, however, BY lev s.si.v,,.
succeeded oorvaOrg even hs prs.idso. IN AZ tn.
confisuos 81 would sAe6 90 l-s.es upos ha Ain,.-
ist.st.o-.
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CIT Y ITEMS.

Madame Teresa Psrodi, the eminent prms donna,
has returned to NewYOlk in the steamer Empire City
from Havana. She has had 9 brilliant career in the
West Indies.
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ADEE OS PRINTING AND LiBELs.
To re Editor Of The ~ Y. TSsbsas

To ne Edfcr OF Ihe ~ L. H"s"s
SIR: An article having appeared in yoar csunas
reporting my sires. upon charge Of libel for printing
the sheet called BraHeks alligator, you vii confer
favor BY giving an insertion to the following expaaA-
ton of my connection herewith.
Mr.. Branch came to the Excelsior Printing Hosss
some four months since and engaged the printing oil hH
paper, which was done in the regular course OF our
busnsss. The first number or two casually gAace4
at and noticing nothing particularly obnoxious, "a
having no taste for his style of writing, Pha -
further attention to it, and until within the AZ isS
Ssv. hsys cot read or been aware CT the nature OF
srgIs paragraph that has appeared III ior the prsoSi
Irg three months.
The Excslsior Printing House occupies the large
buildings Nos 2ll 2l3 and 25 Centre street, employ
irg rom fifty to che hundred hstds, and there s,s
printed at it about dozen newspapers soms 10 fos-
sigr languages q large number OF books fof vsns0s
publishers ard an endless variety OF miscehsneots
Job pretirs From ths you WA . Is1 To- Ia ali sn.t e
p,inted a. such sc cfrce. Ny attention "" nI"
called to the hbelous matter on fnasy 49,. s."%o
which time Iotbing ass been p'iStea - .ns onvv
Mr. Branch, ror viii there be- Ipon 40 eAsI
~ .hs naees OF his paper am greatly PANIED 70 ms
Il 6,n with the afossest sbuse OF many OF the nns
nan of the city-men whose lreproachsoie nves NV
won fcr them nsms ana cha.e,er = IN "a.
M class "a nv personal fnsods and have regarded
n.,,srn, for nv own imtston. To them and 70 tas
pubic de- I'm it my duty to make the above expisss
Ken 81 nv connection With this affair, and TO fsrnH
ssy Tia. believe the allegations and sspsnSos,s 49,.
ssrr.d 70 10 be wholly islss, sad thai no ps
81 aver have been printed at this ofios upon ~
csr,ld.rstion whatever, hsd I bess svsrs ., Wv"
us;urs Repeatedly sy5 y9sa os.. No. a-aS c.ar.s
So, York joy . 1854
fAde.co-u>at
RgADYs GALLERIES.
PHoroc sApHs.
asaa,rfrts aaA 0Asgaaasofrvf
Ma, IS, .Dz rs Bp.i-y' hs~-Y saA NJ ~ E'es'
- 49, "a sIaaxsSe. D. c.
fA17-rzsmsn.t
Tpz METALLIC TABLET SrRof-lnIecN ~
o.o s.us,sas D. isiS -rhia Tbs ssns.sS - -
~. "A, 4 81 70. prodLctnx tbs kssosst PosdsS
80 J. oSsninsd . he ~ S9ubs0 cd 80 -
3 s4Usosss Exs No AStoe Hscs~
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BASE BALL-BROOKLis ". Ew-lORk.-The re-
turn match between the s-ball Club, Of Brooklyn
on the ole side, and New York and IIoboken on the
other is srrar ged TO be played two weeks from next
Tu sday August Ia on the Fashion Course, as before
Scne charges to be msde in the players and very
lsrse attendance is anticipated. There was snstura
desire to have the playing ground little more acee''i
bic for the New Yo,kers but the Fashion Course pre-
ented advantages that could hot be found combined IN
any other placs.
The balance Of cash, 81 o., remaining after defay-
rg the expenses of the first mach, has been equaly
divided between the Fire Department Funds OF Brook
lyn ard New Yo,k.
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PROFITS or The STErgEs FFsrWAL.-Accordipg
to the statement of the S,eGben Central Committee
the receipts from the festival Monday and Tuesday
amounted to $500, which viii leave, after ieducting
the ex lenses q clear profit Of 800.
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it;sl.or.
Drps1 Ksow HIS ows CHrI o.-Yesterday sits,.
roSn. policeman Of the SIKH Prec;nS scconpss,s1
By several women WITH infants 10 Their Arms sai I've
or three reugh-eokns msu. appeared before Jssssss
Cctnoly st the Lower Police Court, sai took ap ps-
siors in front OF tie bar.
Magistrate 10 one Of the wOmsnl-wsN, MAtam.
wha, do you wan.
First Woman whc had 10 her arms pretty, bss-
eyed infant, res,y dressed Judge wan. to make
complaint sgans. this womsn here fOr stealing NJ
child
Mssis.Iste-Whsts this l-~hs,s this
Fist Weman-fes, Judge, she stole my child. Yes
see, Judge, the child was playing on tbs seop wAsa
this man he.e came alorg, and picking CD the child
gave it to this woman, who took into her house ssd
kept il there several hours, and whom found cut
where my baby was and wen. to get it, she asw ct ~
ard BIZ my finger.
Msgst,s.s to the marl-What have you s& 10
cay
Mar-WT, Jidse, dye SIC, my wife ere lsa the
baby viii me, an afher she had gone away got
job to pa. in thun Of coal an lct the baby pisys
On the sthoop, dye See an whin come back shs
babby was gone. Thin l WHIT to LEX fur it, sa'
seem this ere baby s,ttin on ther s.hoop, l PICKED
id up an guy id to Mrs. William, to take care Of, "a
she tux il into the house.
Mrs WLhsms-Thats 80, yer Honor.
Magistrate ito Mrs. W l-Whx did you want 70 bite
tie woman for
Mrs W.-Faith, Judge dear, didn't know hoe. sal
as Misther Coyne had given me his child to take esrs
OF, though. the woman wanted to steal the yeusS
'un, ard thought Ia give her . bit Of whsck.
Masstrats-wen, Coyne, where did you tod yor
child
Coyre-In Spring street. but how the babSy come
there dun know.
Masistra.e-wer, now youvs got your chilisa;
so home and don't let them get lost agsn.
Wcmsn No. l left the court room in high state Of
excitement mu,tering something about Pretty state
OfthiDgs" People stealing for money Such jus
tce :! &C.
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ScALDED TO DEATH.-Coronsr Hill, held "a inqusd
on Thursday at No. 1876 Sheriff street, reT building
upon the body Of Martha Banner, child years Of
age, who was scaldsd to death 1t appears thai Mr..
Ae1snder who iyss in the house, hsd csrslessy LETT
pail Of rot water in the hal, and the child whis play
ing, fell head foremost into it and was terribly and
fatally scslded. The Jury rendered verdict csosur
ing Mrs. Alexander for leaving the water IN the hal
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About II oclock on Wednesday night Officer Nesbt
Of tie harbor police heard q woman scream % the
Battery, and attended by several Of bis associates,
proceeded to her aid II appears that Mrs. Daley q
Brooklyn, while crossing the Battery, Wa attacked by
number Of rowdies, who were attempting 10 Outrage
her person when the officers approached. The rufsas
fled,
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ATrEaPT TO Kill HIS WHE.-Michse Collins, 20
siding at No % Rose street. was arrested on Wsdsss-
day night, charged With assaultiDg his wife with
knife. 1t is alleged that Michael made several o.
,empts to stab her, in which he wounded himself 81
yerey 10 the hand. The accused when arrested By
tie officers, refused to walk, and It ws fousd nee
esssry to bind him hand and foot upon cart In order
to get him to the Police Court Justice Osborn CON
mted the accused to prison to await the result OF hn
wife injuries, the poor woman being removed 10 the
Hoo ptsl.
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The Republicans of the Twentieth Ward will meet
this evening at Lamarns Hal, Twenty-ninth street
and Eighth avenue.
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ARREST OF THREE juvenile BURGLARS. -Ohicsrs
Quackeubu.h and Addy Of the First Precinct yestsr-
day moning arrested three boys named Chares Study,
Beni.min White and James Rice, charged with bur
glsously entering the store Of White & Brunswiek.
No. l25 Cedar street, and stealing thersfrom about
$35 worth Of watch CHAINS pistols and other property
The young thieves had descended to the cellar through
the sidewalk grating, and after breaking paddock
from lower door, gained access to the store. HsvnS
got clear of the premises without detection, they went
to Hoboken and buried their plumber near tie Rock
Tavern The proprietor Of the house happened to see
them. and commuuicste the fact to the abovsnAmeA
officers, who arrested Of the party. TIE prisoner.
soon after being locked up made confession, aud mpl-
Gated the other boys. These boys, 1t Is said, are
portion of the gang that broke into flour store coz
ner of Washington and Rssde streets some days ago.
and stole therefrom SIS in money. They were taksa
before Justice Osborne who sent them 10 prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-30

THv "wr or LrFE."--Up to 81 O'Clock on Thurs
day afternoon the required bail for Mr. @. =. Edgx
had not been furnished the Sheriff. though bonds had
been presented which did rot meet the approval q
that functiopary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-30

PRorEsT-Ths Cricket Clubs Of Eastern Canada
protes. against the match which is to be played 10
New-York or the I'd of August and following days, be-
tween the United States players and eleven from
Canada being called "Canaia ami the United States"
as al! the arrangements for the match were made
without their concurrence, and as the eleven chosen
co rot represent the strength of Canada, being solely
cCmposed Of western players.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-30

CANcIMI AG,Is.-The Dst,ict-Attorrey is notified
that day the counsel of Canoemi will sppy to the
Supreme Court for wit Of error and stay Of pro-
ceedrgs IN tue case Of their Client under sentence
OF death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-30

Funk OScE MoRE.-A stranger psmed Jacob Gable
complained to the Mayor on Thursday afternoon thst
he had invested - in make-beisve watch al No.
Park row. Jsckmsn the Funk, wa, msdo by Officer
Place TO refund the money