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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-13

SINtog DRNEa, ADftOrefr.
DY SIMEON DRAPER. Office No. 46 Pise-st.,
- Of Wilaan-Regu.- A1con Saes at the ker ;hAnr
Elchsnse EVERY DAY s'cehs and Bends bought aHe sold
Private Sale.
SALE THIS DAY q, I2i ocloch. Fee Catalogue.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

Shorty sAsr I O'Clock p. m, Wa- CsUitwcB esq
Supervisor OF Moissnis called the H,esnz 10 order.
snd o. bis motion the Hon. Abrahsm Nstfe, ! was
appointed Chairman.
TIE exercises commenced with the reading Of the
Declaration Of Indtpeuderce b. 4 p. II.wiey, esq
a. the close Of yhch W. T. B. Milkes delivered .n
eoquen: aad spirited address in vh Ii he set forth hs
Interpretation Of cersin clauses in the DsoT SiOn Of
Inoeperderca consndng thst the f-smer and signers
of ths. document meant that this Ution should be a
lad of Freedom fer all without regard - condition,
place Of aatyiy, Eek, or color. He was followed by
the Hon. A. B. TsppsD, p. C. Tslmsa, esq, sad r.
G. Luckey esq, in few appropriate pSriotc rs
marks srd lastly By the Hon. Jonn b. liiskir In 8
telling speech on popular sovereignty.
Admirable gements were made inthe way OF pro-
ydirc seats for the accommodation Of tire ladies', who
appeared 20 take considerable nieres. IN the proceed
irgs and fine bard was il attendance and al inter-
walls disoouIsed most elegant music. About dusk the
meetrg sdjoufrei 10 FairnoUt Hi, where lISe
party ensssed in daIcng the green TO sis boar,
when the entertainments Of the day were concluded
with brilliant display Of fireworks. We never wit
messed more orderly prcnscrous sssemblase or
public celebration, where everything passed of more
harmonously aid satisfactorily to the psres concern
ed in conducting the same.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.
DEATH OF COUNCILMAN WILLIAM WALLACE

DEATH OF COUNCILMAN WILLIAM WALLACE
JUDSON.
AZ l. N. yesterday Tuesday special meeting ot
the Board Of Courcllmen held for the purpose OF
taking proper action in relation to the death OF n
w. Jad.cn of the Fourth Senatorial District There
was not quorum present.
Mr. HASwELL, the President, stated that the Do.,u @
had been convened 10 receive the announcement OF ne
death Of one of its members VIM. w. Judson, ana 10
take such ac.ion as should be necessary. he tAen
submitted communication from the Mayor, announc.
ing the death of Mr.. Judson, and recommending @ inc
Common Council to take proper action thereon ihe
following is the communication: ,o.,
HAYoRs OFFICE, NBw YoRK, July o. 1903
To Tie Hor 9-able nls Ces@e" coHaea ,o,noa
GESTLENEs: 1t becomes my sad duty to announce
Ce1ucmsn Of he City OF New York who died yesterday asf'
o'clOci 81 hi residence IN hi, city
since the 5th Ct JAuuHy 1857 Jealous and abe N ne
Of his dgy hi, death viii b. seriously 'e 10. y ea
Board o. whch re member but by his eonih'ue,
Interests &c iait fully served KIND in ais nature s1a
N his disposition be viii BE Lauec:ed By al WHO ''e
would respectfully recommend that youf Honorable o,dJ
take such .on IN relation 70 bis dec-sie and 5.ks a
tie deep ,yupsby the Common Council for bis . n the
rIe2: oss h~y have ssi.sined well ss % pay thH m
memory "H'h Ills nsn 'A' ''''' 'DT DANIEL p TEMAsA
Mr.. BRADY offered the following:
mead and contender Of the Common Council W% Jads.n
Ccuncnsn from the yh Senator's. District as' iii ns.s sS
from midst after ons suffering and tees H. 500
pA-eGf worthy and respected repe-ent.a's r,Sfn
Ward has served with f.hfne'' ,nd in,esriy rs
ssd obtained .or them, By LA peculiarly VI
manner AID roke disposition, he WARN - "
associates and holiirs daily eonvss enosaioo .ss
feelly sympsizs in 20 Ioss Of our beloved =. 80
kearng tssnony to the promp, ard Eeaoas n'A " H'0a
be discbEgsd his duties, DO hereby - ,;...,....o. -
Resoirs, That while submit u the VII she u
Divine Providence Il the remoya 81 or trsno
wm wallace Jud.or. member for ths ta my q,
do uss. Dotrltaly realize tAe oss ~e nsse 80 -
soowf affection wh,ch has befsl!en the eon.a. 80 AZ
q, wko iaoS, snd therefore os.a~c1ed, the
Reslsed fsa Tee Common cOolsl syrnpeil-., 20 =
r., s.S family II ssr fsod sa3 in OF 70
sssc; tss tas assy asesse4 wti ssas va sesrs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS

SERIOUS AFrRAY BETWEEN FIRE RowDiES n 4
LAGER BEER SALooS-Osg MAN SHor AND NOT E1-
PEcTED TO REooyER.-A rerous afray occurred in the
Lager Beer Saloon of p. L. Jardin No 2l0 Gold street.
abou. o'clock on the afternoon Of the 4th party
OF No. II Engine boys came in pretty well excited with
liquor. They ordered several rounds Of lager, when
another party, belonging to No. Engine Forty Acres
came in all pretty msch in the same condition. A
quarrel ersued as there had been fsud existing be-
tween the companies which the landlord tired hts best
10 suppress He was knocked ssnseless for his pains
The fght then became general. No. SIS nnen went out
side and assaulted the house with stones, smashing in
the windows and doors. No. lis party went out the
back way and coming into the street through alley
the fight wss renewed with such weapons they could
ge. hold of One man named Stilwell was stabbed In
the head with knife ard several we're badly beaten
with sticks and stones.
man named James hcCIusky. bettcr knorr
su,ong his companions Sosbby. committed vio-
ielt sssault upSa Alexander Jsusoc, o. Jiuusssos.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

some ous banded ia neison pistol, which ne fired
ard riruck McCluskey in the heck, iafi,tirgs deep
and dangerous wound. Jslneisor gave himself u) 10
toe police and stated that ne shot McCluskey IN self
deferse having been set upon and beaten by him &C
others IL sppesrs loaded pistol wss j. ing on the
bar in the saloon, which some one took and gave to
JSmeisOr while contsEding viii hcCiuskey aud the
OtheTs.
TIE wounded msa vss conveyed 20 the Hospital,
where the jEry wss xsmlned The bal entered the
leis sde Of the neck .,e TO the left OF the medium
lire and the spns cord found TO Be Pasalyzei be-
low the point o. Il Jury. lie retained hs du-
ing tie az ernoou but Wa very weak from oss of
blood The bal Ess inbeddsd IN the neck. His re-.
ooveIy under the circumstances, Il considered hope
lees.
FILL FROM A WIsDow.--Arn Kelly fell from tne
fourth story WINDOW Of her residence, NO. -, Butler
street. on Sunday night. There was tight in the
"Petch near by, and she went to the window to
Oyerbasncng herself she fell out and struck the
sidewalk below, killing herself instantly. she was
married aud had several children.
Rus OyER-A fireman belonging to No. ii Engine
was run over on the corner Of Bridge street aud Myr-
Tie avenue He sppe sred 10 be bsdly injured.
Another difficulty occurred between the police and
i,emen in Myrtle avenue, in which there was some
fighting and one arrest.
Mary Dempsey WAS shot In the head while passing
along Smith Street, by man named Rusk, who fired
q pistol from the second-story window. The woman
was taken TO her residence, No. $40 Degraw street.
and the man was arrested.
ran named William Munson fell overheard from
the steamer MassasoIt, IN Atlantic Basin, and ass
drowned.
John Mather, residing at the corner of Warren aud
Hoyt streets, had his head severely burned by FIRE
crackers.
Two boys, playing in Atlantic street last evening"
had their bands badly burned by powder.
yours man named Smith had his thumb blown
OF, in Atlantic street, by the discharge OF pistol.
Augustus Obdio, residing corner of Fourth avenue
and Middle street had his left hand shattered by the
explosion Of pistol
street, and was drowned
John Roberts fell overheard at the Fulton Ferry
but was rescued although with much difficulty.
Langdon Bainbridge, 10 years old, had his eyes in-
iuIed 6y powder, 30 thst he will lose his sight.
Smith H. Kent, IL years old, bad the fore finger Of
lis rieht hand blown of by the explosion of pistol
Oh the corner of Fulton and High streets.
Theodore Chappell of Engliah town, N. j., had his
left hand shattered by the explosion of pistol in Full
ton street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
ROARD OF ALDERMEN.

TIE Board held special meeting yee,sniay 70 ,'ks
sppropn.e action in regard TO the desh CT Councii-
mah " NllIsm ". Judsop.
Tbs Board was called to order oy President Clancy
dsputsion from the Bosrd OF Counollmen presented
a set cf resolutions. which were unsOiolously con-
cured in by the b ard Of Aldermen. A communea-
non wss received fror tas Mayor in respect 70 tue
des q Councilman Judson, IN waca were set iorto
the generous ana ucole qualities OF toe decsase1 an
recommending that the Board take such action 81 they
might deem appropriate with respect TO tsmoe reso-
utions Of condoemeut and attending the funeral Il a
body A committee OF three WAS sppolnted 10 confer
with the Board of Councimen anu make srrang' en'
Cor tie fugeral Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07


The Board held its semi. monthly meeting yesterday
afternoon, Gov. SMITH In the Chair.
The Warden OF the Aims House informed the Board
that he had dismissed Bernard McHugh, clerk Of
that institution, for cruel treatment Of an old msn.
Approved.
The Warden of the Psn.entiary informed the Board
that three prisoners escaped from that institution on
on the morning Of June Il. Referred to Committee 90
Penitentisry.
The Warden of RandslPs Island informed the Board
that he had appointed Charles l.. Crout keeper ana
John McElroy wstchmsn 10 that institution.
LiJerdiity 0f tie GoreTEors-lt was stated that me
Board is paving 10 journeymen stone.masons at work
OF the Island Hosptal three shings day above the
current wages and that the Governors beset with
applications from workmen seeking such lucrative em
ployment. 1t was, therefore, on moNoa Oh Uo'. AN
DERsoS,
Re,OrS That the Committee supplies BE- requested 70
port Board a. their next eng what u The current rate
wages psd BY bdeu in this tJ for frst s!sss 'one
The Board adopted The following:
Rs.o,ssd Thai the Committee Island Hospital Be sghor
ed make pepsson, or laying The eora.rons o. me oua
Isand Tharscsy, Jay ias and that me rresssn Of
me Board be requested 70 deliver aade.. appPie 70 the
o son and that the Mayor and Common Council b. invited
Tie Free Liqu0r Question once more.-Gov. No
LOSEY in view of the fact that certain bs for wines,
liquors. carriages cigars and other luxuries Incurred
since the adoption Of the prohibitory resolution o
March last were now about TO fall due, offered the
suojoned resolution: .
Resoleed Tina. much Of resolution passed March . l
res to vines quor cigars and carriages, be and the 'sns
This resolution was warmly debated, Messrs. OIL
YER, ANDERSON and SMITH opposing It; M. Iows-
SIND hslting between two opinions, and Messrs mo-
LosEf, DuGRo, McELKoY ard GvsrHEE advocsnns
is adoption; was defeated by vote OF 70 D Out
the object In Offering il was effected by reconsderng
the vose and rsfe~ring tee whole subject to the Com
uittee CO Supplies with power a.
Ar Epssode-Her CONTRACTS are AsGreed.-Aa ees
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

with stsv.s 81 ctscs srx>t hs si te ei'y asss y d.
psyec haf IN esy faness aud tnst III
Ct fivr appointed By hs Bc-d b et N osojua'
sh be G. urIre srn Bcsd Of k3crmcn. - aAk1 Al
necr.ssfy ps-psrsison anA arrraA
R1soied Ihsi The Crk q t. Common Col1o csse 22y
o. the. ticns 70 b eurr-ssd duy sAanti,et s1i *
Wsrded to t.e family Ct the seoea.-S
MT. ARcULARIUs seccoced the r,sclutiou ard sP 'ke
70 cor siderable length Of the virtues sad nsrt: Of d.
ceased, af'er which TIE resolutions ver. adopted
Ire pRFsfpFsr sisted thst the f.s@r,l o. deceased
wouldtske see On Wedne sdsy afternoon at cock
He then appointed Messrs. Brady Rsoiss, Cross,
Webb ard hcCsrty as the Comuiitee.
IRE Board then adjourned to Wednesday =,
O'Clock n IN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
RIRES.

About 9, o'clock FIRE broke out on the roof of one
of row of frame buildings in Baltic street between
Smith and Hoyt streets owned by Jeremiah O'DoI'
nell, and occupied by number OF families. The
flames spread along the roofs Of four houses, and
caused damaged to the amount OF sl,UOu; insured
The origin is attributed to fireworks.
On the return home, difficulty occurred between
the police and Engine Co. No. IT, in consequence OF
party Of runners insisting upon keeping hold OF the
ropes, they not having fre-bsdges. The Assistant
Engineers denied the right Of the police to interfere,
but the runners were eventually expelled without a
fgut.
There was sn alarm Of fire about o'clock, origin
sting in the burning of some straw, IN fImshin,
avenue.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
IAdyertiseuent.I
THE New EXPLOSIVE.

UNITED STATES GoyERsMEsT RsPoRrs Ngw WArsa.
PROOF CARTRIDGE SAygTY Fuse Tram,
Communicated by MsO VIM. II. Bell Major Of ordnAass. 70
Col H. f. Crsg Chief Of Ordnance, BY order Of tho Hoa-
John B. Floyd, Secretary Of War
WasnsGros ARsEsAL, April 30 iss-
COLONEL II Cesfe: CmEr or ORDsAscE-CoL0ne! hsvs
been directed BY the Honorable Secretary Of War 10 Try r
sAFETY FUSE TRAM CAETKIDGE of MessrI 0onsz NILS
Of New Yoft City and to report the h spsNos ts c.s
and tred yesterday BY ps csps has1sl
rounds from shsrPs csrbne Of 1913 during which, and fssa
the appearance Of cartridge before he 6as the fswss
facts were observed:
FDst Thls Cartridge app stion Of ts srnstl prts
cipe OF tie Safety Fuie Train Of messs GorEL MILLS.
which tired here and reported upon the .h Of Decsos
which white the same as that In train Ia
euyeopsd the spsl folds of rectangular piece u uskst
the .ps fo6s this paper IN cylindrical form, u inch cas
and inch diameter exterior e0yelope Of osntss ps
pr.ssd a. were into mold By g.s pog. 4 .sst :as's 70
he sIis which the general construeon Of tho CTafss
Ws.S, OF is spirs Ii sssAss
We.ht of is outside Pspsr psins
Weigh; OF t' srsss
Total weight " ustzs
PowDrs-
Third. Its rng through the medium u 40 ordinary pcrcss
c1p ,asd. Lts flame perceived u ts
muzs Tee intensity Of tbs report Or dst0naton wea y:
Of smoke pduced about bali Of that Pfo1<a
by the bn- bred with t5 srsins of sunp9wde
Fourth To ASCERTAIN the boating tend,ny of The eomr,Ss
this Cand,e fired % rounds above simultaneously va
and elongated ball The results showed ths6
toe Aesfee gun very consdesby nsofs nsa -
powder Csrtrdgs A, the foung or the bore ircm -
the CsTdx- firing 100 rounds was vey nsch
than the from gunpowdsr -
roQrds The powder well suited Tor bosdng msehisosy
which would easier and longer with tt thsa With saa
FS The quesre.s and force OF the powder jsdzss ous
the follow retIsioDs not sufficient 20 Poe! tAs belt
scb kspt fhs groove sDd preserved ito rotary nooo
perceived BY eXsnnis The balls which rsss recovered a1s @
ing
PSsET.ATIoss.
Sisa: The nnesz pehstIs1on Of are. f yrL ia's -
esoned white pine bo.rcs, inches spx was ~ oo1ss
corsspcncsg o-He alton ON s1npc WIDER csftndss -
Of tie target The eject berors of tbs cHna<s -
sfsn would b. squyalen, to the effect Of e' aHs q sa-
powdeK. ....o.
se,,nL number rounds Of ts.s caTtrltee lAA U
vstrr fom go % Eve Dues snt strT being vel scsee1
s over seyru boards in te above tsss. 5s eAfSs
e. or n,.ps ro.wehstaadirS iis bens wet
an Sir yesy repeatedly,
Your obsd.ent ssrvsnt,
WH II. BILL, Asos OF Offakaes.
su, Gonl~z t-pos.ed with about Is test u -
Gr,.. pstchs sabsEsfle SAFETY fuse Train
Ks much superior stice 70 thai tis1 here On NJ -
r,,e. 1b~r Lad, s.a sppears 10 b pcr-ot
NN II BgLL MsJof of oetne
WAsHIsSroa AKsEssL, MsyH tsA
CoI- H. X CRAIc. CRsEs % OkDsAscs. WAssnsros.
D. Cobst: IL yO1r sz~s < sss n ias1 esss
tins hsf nE 0c oss< ossy sad prsvsse0
tho LsLssstosy TIE Csajso fsesa& "a. q sxsssg - -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
HOBOKEN.

Yesterday there being public celebrs;ion the eti'
zeus confined themselves mostly to private exhibitions,
and the enjoyment Of the cso breezss of the gardens
and public places Of resort. Thousands from New
York and vicinity sought the quiet shades OF the
Elysian FIELDS in preference to the heated city and
the boats were crowded every trip by an anxious
ance occrrrnd here.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
CENTRAL NEW-JERSEY.

Tie Central Railroad Of New-Jsrsey ran excursion
trains at the regular hours to Easton the intermediate
stations ard back at half the usual fares. The trains
were crowded from moniHg till late at night, and ths
locomotives were ornsmented with flags, flowers, &c.
The trains took large numbers 70 Easton, where the
dsy wss celebrated with more than usual spirit
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
WEST FARMS.

About two thousand persons, including several hun
dred fair daughters Of Westchsster randng in Nor
r,snia west Farms and the aJscent towns, assembled
il beautiful grsvs rear TremoEt on Monday after
noon Isst for the purpsse Of celebrating tie sashy
secood anniversary Of natio0si indspsadsecs vita
eporoof,sle ceroucoies.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
FIREWORKS.

In the evening, fireworks were displayed from the
corner of Carroll and Smith streets and at the Junction
of Fulton avenue and Cumberland street, under drec-
ton OF the Aldermen of the Wards, which were at.
tended by thousands of people aud all passed of
orderly and satisfactorily.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

TUEsDAl July 6, ls5S.-SuperyisOr PUEnT IN the
chair.
The Committee on Annual Taxes presented their
raPct last evening |, sPPssTs by th, tocrme9t taa.
81 so 81. This year it is 81 the rate OF
II % iOl0O $780, and last year was at the ra,s
Of 81 - 60l00 The excess Of this yea- over lat u
1904 III 20. TIE rate Of taxation Is higher this yesr
than sst and Of this s that SS3 OO OF the
sum Is aITearages.
The report Of she COMMITTEES Annual Taxes, OF
which tie following Is the substance, was brought up
and msds the special order Of business for the next
meeting;
The Tar Lery for Is5s-Rcrort Of the Comniftes os
Arnuai Tares-rhe Committee ou Annual Taxes, to
whom were referred the Assessment rolls OF the year
1888, respectfully report:
That having given the subject duo attention, they
find by reference to the rolls of the severs ards aud
uouresdents that the valuation of the real sns per-
sons estse for the year 1888 amounts in tie agges
- 20
The valuation for 1887 was o@'Si'-
The increase Of valuation Sl0eJt S'S
be levied for the sA OF the wear M on he boS
vu aton spechsd in the annexed re,oluou Is o 81
The levy of 1881 wss '"ofo -
Increase oysr levy for 1857 sAl7 ~
The objects aud purposes for which the OF 80 40 M 81 IL
applied may be b. tho owos statement Of the tax
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

IIoyIcIDE CAsE--EsCAPE OF THE PgRPErRAroR.
On the I'd nst William Sobl, then hand on board
boat lying at the foot of Robinson street, N. X,
got into angry stsrcson with old msn fsmissfg
known a. "Peter" working about the piers. and be-
fore it was over the longshoreman drew kaifo al
stabbed SOh in the left side of the abdomen nhictise
houid wound. The old man then He'd, and has anss
succeeded tn elu ling the police who are in search sf
him. The injured man was conveyed to the New
York Hospital where he has since died. Csrsaer
Gamble will hold an inquest on the body todsy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
MONTHLY REPoRT of Me DispensGries of tie Ctr q
Nelc. Iork. Ler lhc Month Of Lnne laa

During the month Of June above shown medical and
gca services vaccination and medicine Afforded fs
tousiy II 0s persons The principal Of death
phhiss The prevailing diseases chiefly a6so9pA
the respiratory and cuanens systems Among ths most mpss
tant phthisis scsrlatins and measles
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

The Union Daily Praysr-Msetirgs in The JohSssrsst
Methodist Church, both at and q. q p. IN, hare
been sustained without inteImssion excepting the
5tb. Measures hsve s.ely been taken by voluntary
Committee of various denominations to continue thssa
th.orsh the year, as permanent institution foe I'll
seasons. Boys Prayer-Meeting is also held daily q
noon, in the basement of the same church
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
CIT Y ITEMS.

NIBLo's GARDEs.-A capital comedy company has
been engaged for the Summer season, and a greet
variety of light pieces will be produced ia rapid
cession. Messrs. Blake Broughsm, A. II. Davsa-
port, Mics Ada Clifton and Miss Mary Shsw are in
cluded ia the company. Ons noticeable and sdmusbis
feature Of the new arrangement is the return ts the I'D
sys,en Of no reserred seats. The price The
ever and every who pays the regular charge fos
seat wi have one without making any sdditiosL DIS
bursement for check OF reSerred seat.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

coulse u = c'rtrcvery sb,st ths i-,l 40 < ~ ~
Lsisno hcsfiss scDc remarks 2.ssec bs;sses ,swz.
oiver enc Aucersoo more r'qusas a su polite. Gov.
ANDrESON ssld ne I'd at wAnk % hold ssy arr
oouno s.th 50 corrupt maa- Gov. OL,yEK wsHA
rot tsk@ aEy 70 q Of such laaguaeo e1cep ,, sd
back With sccrr il ne teeth o; ths oas th u,tsrsd
Il. lie o.rli Sry ole 20 nsne single fac. ts a
would show that he w.s corrupt. Coz. AsDkSsos
taG thRi he g1iliy u. very corrupt &C, shes "a
ID, 1lug tie bCs fcr csltsu iron work Re eniesvsVt
10 Induce e fellow members the lS'ui.tee 70 e,vs
the contrsct to man WbO Sss not the loves. e,aset
more especially g. they had snce discovered that t~s
Cf tbSt bidder tcO.s Of them Als tOre nsa. saa
Ire other = Methodist psTsou in his ia.eres.-ssrs
snopg tte BIDDERS.
Gov. OrIvSR said &c did no. know sny.ang sssut
these two Hen; the EcSSC be arsei hat the cosxs
be Avsesd 70 his fie va because he liked to
his iIierds ~ Ire Other GOVosrots DID tseirs sarc
seyorsl Governors prot sted sgans, tier names beng
calec n question ana because the lowest bddsr S@
roi 90 hustess ia tue ci.y Some other words pass<
between Nes<ss. AnGezso1 and Oliver, evidently very
much 10 the annoyance Of the other mem cors OF tse
Bosfo, vac Kept neivorJy remoos'Tatlug, SAD tired
repeatedly h1s IN sAin 70 get the Board TO sdjoara-
the, If sny ohsrges ccaa he brought against his isse
rty be hoped trey would be referred TO aCsmnittse.
either ne oT Gov. Anderson was eyijeady unht 70 at
IN tue Board.
Gov. AApYRsoN ssid he WAS Qase willing 1, rsf.r
the matle to = fan C1mNitt<e ard If be did net sus-
ssn.iste the change of corruption against Ohvx, b
would resign provided LA 0iyer sSreed acase tAs
charge wss p,Ovsd, to leave the Bard.
Al tbs Interesting dnctuIe indignant demand taz
adjournment from Gcy. MOLOSEI prevailed, and III
tr1ublsd waters once more resumed theu woefse
tranquility.
Subsequently the msmbe opened the bids for IN
iron work on the Island Hospital. There were q,
bids the highest bei9y so 80; the lowest by j. B
\ W. W. Cornell, SlS3t.
We append the ususl weekly sa.enent;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07
GOVERNORS OF THE ALMsHOUSE.

! After some unimportsnt business the Board ai-
I
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-07

Totl real an prssl s so, ta2 S53l, 1880
Total valuation in 1888. 53l 1874 =
Total valuation In le57 so $50 ~