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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-02

REMEDY FOR Bone AND BLOOD SPAY-
I'M noticed in the R"rdi of the past
week an inquiry from p, H., for cure
for blood SPAWN. Herewith | send you
a recipe for blistering ointment, which
| have tried with success on both blood
and bone spavins, and many other ills that
horse flesh is heir 20. | have found 1t a
very valuable remedy, and one that |
would not be deprived OF tor a great deal.
It is perfectly safe, does not prevent the
growth of hair, nor require that the ami
nal should rest under its application =
Pulverized cantharijes l Oh, oil ORGAN
um ? o., Venice turpentine o., oil saS
safras , or. Shake well and app y freely
upon the spawn. One CT two apPlica-
tious will cause sore. and it will be nee
essarY to desist until it heals, when the
application must be renewed, and repeat
ed until cure Is effected. The remedy
is perfectly safe, and 1t will be efTeotual
If perseyered in--IIENRY WILLARD,
Coyuga, N y, lS5S.-lcore'S Rural
Netc Yorker, Oct Is.
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FURTHER INDICTMENTS

THE LARGEST Clue (oveV 100 viii be Sc,
for three years.
Tue Next LARGEST CLUB lover 100 wint
sent for two years
Address CUMMINGS ( PEACOCK. prm+
etogs, Bulletin Binding, No. ll2 South Tin
Street, Philadelphia.
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The Effects Of WHISKY.

We copy the following from the Phil
adelphia Press. 1t shows the Legitimate
and every day effects of rum drinking
As an offset to these evil results, what
good ever comes of it? Why will sensible
men persist in habit that leads directly
toruin? Why will lsocicty tolerate the sale
of an article that thus maddens and un-
mans all who become its victims?
LYcoNING COUNTY Nov. %, 1858.
Two Irishmen were drowned last evening
in the Susqucbanna, opposite Linden. and the
town in consequance has been ~ an unusually
excited state, thai only tas its parallel on
election day, Christmas, or some such extra
ordinary occasion. Their names were Mi
chael Welsh and John Cofcy, the former a
single man, and the latter with family resid-
ing in Pottsvile These two, with another
man named Neal Coil, were working for VIM.
S Bennett upon section At of the Sunbury
and Erie Railroad, and during the day visited
Linden, where they INDUCED too freely In rot
gut whisley. II the evening they attampted
to cross the river, when the two first named
were drowned, but Coil was saved, almost
persisted with cold. An inquest was held be-
fore R. S. Miller, Esq, and a verdict in ac-
cordance with the above facts found.
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cir llotter 9ouraat,
COUDERSPORY, PA,

Inprslay DOrpiNg, Dse. z, 1853.
I. CHASE. eOiTOR AND PUBLISHER,
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PROSPECTUS TOT 1850.
TIE
SATURDAY EVENING POST

Derotcd to Pure Literature, The Nr,
AlrtcuituIe, dc.
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THE PHILADELPHIA
SATURDAY BULLETIN

4 H'ndSome, Fc'i-FWsl,
FAMILY WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,
Is published hy the Proprietors at III. orn,
ms uapgeccdcuJediy low rates:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12
LONDON MARKETS.

LONDON MARKETS
Ia London Monday afternoon, breadstatfs we're dun,
and new English wheat slightly lower. Sugar and
coffee were firm. Tea--An average business at last
quoted rates Rice quiet.
HAlRAx, Oct. II, 1853.
The Indian Empire sailed for New YORK at II A. NJ yes
terday Wind stiG from northwest and weather clear.
IRseK1vEp ny THE BALTIMORE
LONDON AokYY MARKET.
LONDON, Sept. 2s--Eyenng,
Consols close at es1s for money.
LONDON MARKETS.
CottonNo sales reported, but market Grm. Sugar
changed. Coffee steady. Tea--Congcu, Iod. loAd.
Rice steady Sa.petre quiet, but firm. Tllow steady,
but Inactive; the spot s9s 3D. Lnseed oil, 32e Cd
32s. cd. Spirits turpentine, 3ss. a 3es.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2s-Evening.
Our cotton market is quiet, and prices without
material change. Tho sales today 900 bales of
which 900 speculation and for export. There
are no quotations Of American given.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFfs MARKET.
Flour is unchanged, with very trining demand.
Wheat is in moderate den and at slightly lower rates for
the better classes and decline Of one shilling on the
condary and inferior descriptions Corn is dull and one
shilling lower.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The provision market is dun and prices nominal. On a
further reduction Of two shllings, the market for
Is nrmer rrhe despatch does not state the articiel
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The general produce market is quiet Rice is duh.
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The Lottery Men ngain as Work.

Yesterday morning the Mayor received two letters from
Mrs. refby residing At Belydere Boone county Hi
NOS complaining that her husband had been induced to
purchase tickets &c policies and that she had failed 10 so
cure the prizes they supposed they would obtain, aud
hoped his Honor wouid have the parties arrested.
Mrs Derby her letters states that M Derby bought
tho tickets cf lottery agent named g. W Rohac OF No.
I'll Sycsmcr. street Cincinnati, and No " nast Lombard
street Baltimore, that Rvback about 10 open an esiab
hshm,nt in NCw York and Mr. Derby bod b,cr nnsSlo
10 win n prize, she hoped the Mayor would have him
reeied and retnrn her the maey that Rob.,k h,d got
from them as herself and husband tgo poor emil
grants, who Ind nothing 10 depend upon bu, wha, they
earned BY theil daily labor.
Tie following arr the ci,.rs of Robsck which Mrs d.
says induced her hu- band 10 make the Investment;
BsIrrnoRy Dec. Ia 1854.
Mn AsArB DMsr:-Dcar sir-yours OF 2h ult WAS re
crived with 81 and noticed remarks. and have 20 dny
prilc In ihr lottery scween $50 and S3 ana 10 make yon
lucky with The money and successful Ia all undertakings Tor
Address letter 10 sessrs A. Rollins Co. box 2l3 Bali
more and enclose u n The eer mail u the a q Mrca
the h Apri next when they VII furnish yoa with IL.
desired rk.t aud numbers, and the result will bring you
handsome prite 80 As' d., u very lucky Tor YOU 70 ihs
II you wish to draw high pri1e yon reYn AZ
taking heh powers viii find by ref rring y the
Tbr ftk-t VII ouy solar, rboh you send the
& w EoBACR % Easl Lombard street.
'lSrfsSsrf. Nov. ~, 1855
Nr Ns.rs prRsv;-Dcar s,r--your- of tbs VI Inst
ferryed sni soTy "a icar of disappointment IN
s s ~ mos,vs . ~ ". rSI wy ,s rys s SGa .
~ wth perceive hat you WI DO be TO wal. While
e below s.ed i,,. aud . nd sga,n or ssc and pro
ao.ar nah the letter the sa Of April and tell him .
send yon r. return 'te, fo i'sir lottery With ~. a. -
- time ir - ihnt f,y !. very lucky Tor W hts
rrspeei 8. v. EoHack, i7i sycamore street.
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May a.k me f,vor of raa space your paperf per-
celyr ts the papers ard am informed that The bishop
and clergy hsve eflecj ars cesng reflections
upcn ths se wheb have 20 red 70 .ke Tor the
roae rchufng church fagurd for the fee usa Of tho
moor wish str that when Volunteered for hs
baa never rector e Rev Ralph Hoyt but hal
heard his practice = o. distribute RON his church
food and ,0iag the turing tho cold months OF winter.
1he pra u clergy In The selfish times 1--we IN giving
food aud ciohs l the ueeslus aud starving, instead of
nnh.a1d Il conduct IN n MINISTER. and / felt 4
strcna a give my mite aud help rebuilt church.
whle used for such very novel; bu, rae CHRISTIAN,
pnp.s Nor d for imagine that ther. -
iound N the bcnshed regions OF clerical bso and In
tolerance stupid and shameless hnd ff1 with
truly phnnthrop clergyman for hs willingness receive
donation from ne % feed and Instruct the poor d reneni-
bcf hat was The DOCTORS Of theology and the pous folks Who
crueed ihe Master aud my wide experience bas yh, No
Tor good ctarabie dee. 6us was not prepared
pect such an Insulting interference a bishops snu
clergy IN what e only humble oh.r ~ , mlns
70 help the poor. But am con'sntsi W Issass is
4 with hiiAing minds 70 say who the better .ns &
uan mysslr or the cold heafes Phsr.es sho won rssn
me any else for doing good AZ hsye seen s,s,si "
fuse lecture Tor that object proper y say over my
nene, that I shall lecture, az sdsertiSif M rope
Chapel Wednesday evening and al ne proSsos vn -
handed benevolent 0ecl btiore nainso NJ, -
my lecture on Rome shs gsd poscrirt M reianon "
ami. hr<an aud anti American sg0uy sna niolerance
which may aso appear he sed 70 rob ths poor and
dgvesi man ~ hs unturs rahs Wh pay for pe AMI
many prayers Tor The sinners II Acn, s.es .sstsut
servant hVhN'
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GREAT BRITAIN.

There was expectation Of reduction Of the rate
Of by the Bank Of England owing to the accumu
htscn Of bullion.
The English papers publish IN Official synopsis Of the
treaty with China. II contains dny six articles sepa
rate article provides that two millions OF taes shall be
paid OF the British losses at Canion and two
millions Of sels account Of the expenses Of tho war
The British forces not TO be withdrawn from Canton
a,a these paid IN fun. The main features OF
The treaty already known.
The controversy between Prof whitebouse and the
Directors Of the Atlantic Telegraph continues in the
papers The shares Of the company quoted al f3l5
ca26
The European political intelligence l. unimpcrtant II
reiterated that Spain about proceed vigorously against
Mexico.
The Liverpool Corn Trade Association recommends tha
corn, -four and meal be sold rs the uniform standard
one hundred pounds weight.
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FRANCE.

The gained ground that matrimonial alliance
wss on tho taps Prince Napoleon and the prn
cess Cotdc eldest daughter Of the King Of Sardinia The
rumor was strengthened by report that the Prince 10
ys-a the Court cf Turin in October.
Prince Napoieca lad gone 10 Warsaw to invite the Em
peror Alexander 10 visit Paris.
The Duke OF Nasaod Is 10 be married tie return OF
she Emperor from chaons.
Havre, Dunkrk, rcrpc Calais and Bouiogne are to be
put In a state Of defence.
Amor, of refuge s 10 be constructed between Bfest aud
Cherbourg.
II was stated that the Russian Navigation Company VIII
be Authorized establish station in Algeria and to have
depot Of coal there. The company not bound to con
nne Is operations 10 the Black S-a.
The PARIS -four market was dull whca, wa Hat and
theafVr.
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-FOUR DAYS La AT + Il
THE ENGLISH TREATY WITH CHINA.
MORE VICTORIES in INDIA.
Another Reported Spanish Ex-
petition Against Mexico.
ADVANCE IN coNsoLs
ANOTHER CABLE TO AMERICA,
kr.. &c. &c.

The steamship Indian Empire, Capt coartensy, from
Galway tie morning Of the 2Sth nit, passed Cape Race
as seven O'Clock the morning OF the th nst arrived oil
Halifax harbo, at nine O'Clock the evening Of the 9Th,
and entered the harbor at O'Clock the morning
the 10th. The Indian Empire has $50 passengers. She
oil strong westerly gales during the entire
passage.
The steamship City OF Baltimore, Capt Lech, from
liverpool Wednesday the Goth ut passed Cape Race
Friday the sth nst et A. NJ rosa1 for New York
The City of Baltimore has large and valuable cargo aud
hundred passengers She will doubtless reach New
York on Tuesday morning.
The news quite interesting will be seen from tho
following synopsis made up from the papers by both veg
sets
The French Ambassador will leave Paris for China on
the Sd OF October, with the ratified French treaty.
The royal mail steamship Africa, from New York. az
rived at Liverpool on the 26h ult.
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from the NfovnSvtlr \ ~. sept -.
FfNsie letters have been received this city from S,p
I0S rot,t 70 the 18Th inst from when Il appears that
there lias been no fighting there yet iaurfi h,d
Withdrawn hs forces from san . o,oci g. the haccnra
q u Farsds ncsr tho CITY is saii that Mramon would
not accept Ndsurris otel ol battle and the latter
stht 20 draw Mram0n into TIC cts of San i1s. where
he defeat would be inevitable. Tie greatest scsrrty II
PROV ss ana forage j. represented 90 prevail tn city
wheh Z am"ei deserted by T. inhabitants, though the
lperN army 4 receiving suppiies aud rentogccneuts
tally Trey are ahunduntly surpl,d wilh sI the ~.
,aisnc.s &c war.
W. have adyiccs from very rcyhe sourc, from The
headquarters q tcyrfnuf taTyn that the uonp hcmg
longer nrc,cd before Tsmpco and having ,ncIny IL
tnrcunitr IN thr state rgN hundred have been de-
tailed fer Vera Cruz 70 be placed the orders of rrc-i
dent Jnarel Who was forming army. and hal ono al
ready quite i0i mablc. The cavalry forces from Ttman
iipns had been ti banded and are return ~ their
hclnes. Ihr VIII account tor tho that zen Cstva
~ Wss - retire ifom command 4 s true that he
,oni,mpaits d"lng = fcr H. pnscns. though
which b. has 20 nobR acted There being 20 longer
to meet 10 the hed o. has determined to retire with
porion 81 hs iroops and seek temporary respite the
hugcm o NJ. hnily.
The ruses The Gcn F,usk reports that the vellow
irytr tagn1 IN great ,nlot.e ~ Mstamoros and
brownsville ,cn e. nltecn persons dying daily ana
Srg. number u rcrsons being down With tbe disease
Ile BowrSNile Fiau Il the 18th says.-
The nicsstnerf death hss been busy N our devoted
ciy the Past I've weeks The c a. ifoyer thc vel.
low iever y ~ most malignant type has been with us
ami has strioAen down a iatpo portion oi people.
lIafN family has recupcd the summons the sable.
clad messenger Among the women and children has tho
disease been most fatal though has swept On those uf
~ agss The rcrt Of the city sexton mad 70 tho Coun
* ont eNenng |" lbe 9Th Mohdayl shows any three
u,erments from the 18Th 10 the 2frh
1he TIcg icIots fourteen inlefments on the g4h and
-ith. aud adds -
We understand that n Ramreno there have beon few
deaths, ainoug them y Jose Maria yers The nala1v i
sii With vs. but not as has been u yields more
readily to mpdical treatment
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tOMMEktlAIg IN lElglIIfNNh
fREtlJvED INDIAN KNrTsK
LONDON MONEY MABKKT
Coosols closed firm on Monday afternoon a, e7a P7T
gor money and eS 1910 ~ ls.l0 lor account
LoSpoS, Tuesday.
.Consois, 9sI
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
Ths adviccs from Liverpool by mail to Monday the
9th uh inclusive The sales OF cotton for The two days
aturdsy aud ticnday, 1900 bales Of which 200
we're on speculation and 200 Tor export The market
closed quiet but ssdy nt the rates advised per Canada
LIVERPOOL BRsADsrFrs MARKET.
The Liverpool breassiuns marxci was very dall the
Gales being cf ra DESCRIPTIVE q, rates nomIuaIIy
unchanged
LIVERPOOL Provision uALvET.
Inc liverpool provision market was quiet, but prices
ruled steady. lard was dali.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Liverpool produce market was generally qu'ct, but
steady
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12
AUSTRIA.

The arrangement between tho government and the
Rothschds and other French and Engsh capitalists for
shc transfer q the Vienna and Trieste aud other railway
Ines are understood 70 have been definitely completed
che basis lately described.
The InCcdc Rgsse tha, Il Is IN contemplation
" unite Europe with America BY a telegraph across the
Russian Possessions.
The telegraph now extending from 81. Peiersbmg 10
Moscow i 10 be continued 10 the frontiers u China
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p~r~sasaI Intelligence.

Mayor lamb, Of Norfolk, Va, has gcse "a visit to
PrvN idpncc, II y
AmcSicars registered At ihe banking Office N Mcsers
lansing, Baldwin and Co No Place dc In Boursc Paris,
iron scrt i7 TO -. iS5s-A y Meyers, Mrs. J. Mcy.
crs, q q. Steele and wife, Hubbard ~ Ncvckar, n =
hubbard, VIM. Iuru6ull AMI wiIe " y, Thehaud, i y
Strart. h. T. D1n'on, John Van Burcn d. Conger and
family, Mrs. W T Palmer. Mrs a 1losgland, New York
IT J. y. Gazzand Pennsylvania Geo Scarborough Ken
tgcky, wn. Hamersey, Connecticut J. y. GszEim Ms
sour. " Hutchinson. G Meyer, Ne. Jersey Geddcs
Ohio.
The Ia, planet discovered hy NJ Codsc,ndt q Paris,
has fccovcd tho name of Alexandra after Alexander
Ven Humbodt
fron Richmond ~, IN the s,eamshp rcanokef " iris
Rawlings Rates, VIM Cscutt Todd T. smith David
Potter, L. Gocdwyn, skinner, Psrn-r-snd u N he
siecrage
From Nuevitas IN Ire brig Anita Oweu-Ifenty sehniit
Joaquin Agcremontc A Bolciares.
Prom Turks Islands in the brig raiiushurs Chase and
daughter. Csppe.
Frm New Orleans 10 the steamship phisdeipbit-Ml
woa, ady and inant II steefage passengers
DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool, w the steamship city n washlnston-Capt
Mckinnons, " n. Mr. ~ Van Rensselaer, lady children
aud servant Mr. Hutchinson and lady Nj Nescher lady child
p Mshsro sna s sess eS ns pSy s ' M
and lady Mr. stcy and ady, Yrs Jameson aud child Mrs
lainere, Mis- Ncyin Mrs owens Mrs Iyal us shepherd
nrs ndw nelly Mrs sIahao M- Morris, Mrs Kennedy
stable I. fiussy Z Dunkerman. Tschner 4 " Russell
bnnar, iinday Hart clay, Boyd, Booth, : McNf
I'm Necdn"r keniler Bradshaw sylvester Truman ~
Lott falrism Faulkner, Brockc.G iucas, smith,
spr.s.dy Mole ~ Montgomery, CLARK Prosper, LADY aud
child " w y w " Perfume, tiler, Mnkiasop cray.
'Leng S'uneers--if si2 " hess~sgs
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The Lost Steamer Austria.

NEw yonx. Oct, II, 1879
You VIII confer obligation old sailor and mas.
or ri emgrant vessel for the last twcnty years by in
serDg Few practical remarks your valuable paper.
Since the lose Of the steamer Austria by fire. my attention
has b,ou drawn 10 two articles IN your paper
headed Conference Of Ccrmsn Societies" Que gentle.
in particular who styles himself delegate from
New York, hr J.i'ingnaus. who has on This occasion
taken the liberty e. speak OF matters which nc cannot
possibly know anything about aud which are dero.tary
10 the character o. rsntem would advise him 10
attcnr 70 hg own buGincss aad lesy. ~ pautr
sclencc o. practical mcn. With rcgard to scnaraing t,e
seNes on board ship viii .sy ths, every shig--bo,h
team aud sainC-must be cleared hy an Officer arrin
"a ~ the respective Governments OF She d..rn, nations
the Iofts ~ whi'h they sail from; and = HI
nn,y Is see, AMI hc dn"s SEQ thlf the maes are
Tara'ed from the females in different part ~ ~. sp
and that they have fully quaied surgeon Who unicr.
goes examination before the govcrnin nj officers The
,hip thoroughly inspected with regard TO her PROVISIONS
tn dsoncy of her crew aud ever, hng that Is nccc.
afy toihc comfort cf the Passengers. Nj Jengsus has
nafc usc o' inguage p"ctng masJs ci grant YES
sfls waich should not bc tolerated Ship leaving !~.un
Liverpool, any Eastern port must b. cleared accogang
90 tie laws ~ t. county aud a j. the duty az aaters
and oiccrs q such vcsscs TO carry these laws oa II
sn e,tnen are dcslrous Of showing their rhanihrorhy
thrtc = large ucd, can ignl "a ASSIST the cap
Tan nnt he officers IA their nrdaous task W. your
good feeling n tis matter IS salsr amt i tasi1T
who launched into eternity by tn caccssness and
stupidity 81 one man. would advise al interested IN
tbs nasieI 80 10 on board well regulated ship There
number in port, iulrd by sailors aad Gentlemen
vhu would ieci dcanons u giving them any iuottuaton
il'y ts,iaHe. A SilpMAsftR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12
SPAIN.

The spanish and French expedition against Cochin China
was not expected TO operations before Noyon'
eer
The Minister Of Marine had bccn Cadiz 70 supernlend
sc despatch Of troops and ships % Cuba TO act against
Mexico, and appears from the language Of al tho minis
serpa Journals that the government had resolved ~ delay
no longer in oxacng rcrarauon from ,ha, republic.
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INDIA.

later and important had been received from India
The Gwaor rebels defeated the 18th of August.
Tbey had 700 killed. whiie tho loss OF the British was
niaing.
The fort OF Pocurse, after thirty hours shoihng was
surrendered 10 General Napier on tho oath
brilliant victory had been gained by $50 police over
1900 rebels.
Three Bengal regiments had been Tearmad
The Pupjaub Bombay and Madras Presdencios were
tranquil.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12
Arrest Under the ESsrssntica Treaty.
hThhPfEp ESCAPE or THF PRISONER, wHo & RE
IALIEn ny A rIarnI SIInT-

CALLED By A PISTOL SHoT.
some time IN the month of September hc President cr
the tncd states granted crcr Cor the Jacob
Ebert aocrman, who charged by the Btvaran rep.
rcsoDtatvos With having committed perjury and acts y
forgery Of certain documents in Bayais vi Ebert had
~ 10 Monday morning cudcd the vigilance Of the auho
rites when, about O'Clock in the he espici
~ Deputy Marshal Theodore Ryndcfs ~ the OF
folIth street and frst The officer arrested him.
but he made an engrt to away whcfeupon Mr Ryn.
dcrs hrtd pistol alter the fugitive which wounded him
slightly IN the left arm but sufficient however 70 bring
Ebrt q stands. The Deputy Marshal then succeed.
81 ~ bringing his captive 10 the ong Vf The Marshal
where ~ j. held lof cxamlnation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12
Board OF Aldermen.

This Board mct last eyoning-President Clancy the
chair.
DESTRUCTION oF ENGINES ~ INF CRYSTAL PALACE.
The following preamble and resolution offered by
Alderman Tucker
whereas, al the burning of the Crystal Palace On The
9th nst there We're three engines aud Two hose carr
gcs belonging 10 the city destroyed and whereas, sa
engines and hose carriages in tie said Crystal Pa
lace on exhibition without the consent Of the Common
Council and therefore in violation of Llw therefore, be
Resolved That tie Chi.i Engineer Of the Fire Depart
be- and he is hereby instructed 70 ropoet "a this
Board, at its neat meeting by whose orders and by what
Authority the said cugncs and hose carriages were on cx
hbition at the Crystal Palace. Adopted.
A resolution from the Councilman tha the Comptroller
directed 70 withdraw the advertisement inserted il The
public press to lease the Peck slip and Grand fer
RIGS, and to discontinue forthwith all proceedings the
pal Of the Finance department 10 lease the aforesaid fer
ries, was called up and los
The report Of the Committee Finance, commlni-
from the Comptroller asking for the passage Of
ordinance authorizing the further issue of the stock
authorized TO be issued to pay for the acquisition Of lands
by The city for the Central Park, aud in favor thereof
was laid over.
Aresoluton refer 10 the Committee Railroads the
subject OF passing ordinance Tor the laying OF iron
between the rails Of the railroad tracks Of this
city and the sides and other portions OF the with
Belgian pavement, WAS referred.
Adjourned to Thursday evening at dive O'Clock.
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The King II Prussia is not 10 sbdcate, bu, gives his
brother the regency which the Prince c Prussia acceps
The King his sou power, Il he his
physical and mental health The Regency meanwhile s
90 be uninterrupted.
Snur nor
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ITALY

Letters in regard 70 the late conspiracy at Naples say
thai Il assumed very formidable proportions, including
many high persons in Il, and having extensive foreign
rsmihcaions u discovered By tho Aading of some
papers about The person Of WHO bad bccn acci
dcntany drowned.
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Mr. FpvAun vpx gABuN. editor of the Gvwsn Ga.eve
in New Orleans died ~ yellow fever on ihe % inst Mr.
Won Gabain native of kocnigsburg, Prussia lie
served ID tho Prgssian army officer W the war be.
tween Denmark aud TIostQln. lle then came 10 this
country and by his pen earned distinguished position
gmong the many German cdhors " the United States.