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COTTON PRESSES.

ALABAMA,
gprogs, Corner Of Tchonpitoulas and Robin streets
Fl, r,s Corner Of Tchoupi las and Henderson streets
St Mary street between Psrdfio and Poyaras,
Corner of st. Thomas and Basin streets
Corner of Tehouponlasa and Richard streets.
Corner Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Richard streets.
orr1,,,,, New Leveeand Louisastreets.
4,r ,-r,,,,, Corner T.eyeea and otIlenscstreets
szy,r Corner Annnneiaon aud Richardstreetg
Corner Leyeeand cloue streets ThirdDistriet
rrTox Corner IIendersonend New Levoestrsos.
wooD,s. 9''is' 1's| i'svseand RoftEnaSstrseta
rvv,s Corner canalaad RObertsoustreets.
, , w Corner Of IchoEpitouasan Orange,trssts
LIZ ne STEAM COTTON PRESS,
LeyeesEeet, between st. Ferdinand and Ngnresa
mr., , WV, streets, Third District
INDEPENDENT, 3o' ia'EHH'stElet
NEW rarrd EsT 3, bgEse and Ro1tgnacstrests.
Third District 14sI75At
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| 2PE.CIEIC ALTON $ for the contract C,,.
NJ clea9nF he pryies of the public buildings Of me Ry Of

q PEGItIC Alto $ for the contract for
New Orleans - s 't'''as " t'e ivy q
the contractor shall The orders Of The Street Commits
FleAH e SRults of all their contents Thoroughly
sa any aud al OF Tie prSies attached ghe pubc hu5ta
schools ana he ars Companies the unner ana IN
3 Lspus ot existing otduauveS within DELAY of forty
slse heaes Under penalty of Ten dollars per day
ZOE eaeA aha every day thereafter he is in default -
security 10 an hnnHpt Vi $500 bhfl be FaoUp IA
TIE faith al performance Of the contract w @ '''1S
fANtheh eiE on the certificates the Street
HgRinst the city, - NY tI'tH
9he contract shall be adjadicaed for The term 5r NM ~
fem lhe ds{e Of The approval ot the adjudication by tbe Com
ii we'll understood that in case Of failure bv tile ,oot
10 bugA or hnlSh hU work, ,yit3
period liked or IN ease the Council be dissatisfied y{b %
8nnr 7h which HE works. being executed Council sba
have the right annn the without puug INA s5
tag or ~ uetNit sreQufet bY article Sli the GVIi Code
and without applying 10 of Justice annul Tim aH
ana without indemnity aud 1t is also we'll understood ihR{ h.
sue tue contractor shall at any time abandon the work or s0
uhsh aud complete the conformity with Lis rhbrp
tee said contractor shall forfeit all claims have for any
le work done by MIN my 70 the dare Of the abandon
ne snd that the city shall be thereby discharged ffeu a
la M hahE therefor and is also well understood that In
SsS me contract be rtOld the contractor and his secnre
az i laA Aa ROnhd ID soiao, te the ely loss
eGueleuee between The price which he cobrat6F rirn
may pe aGl heated az a resale OF eadauicatiOn
10 2s et the Cleaning OF sill The pryas attached to enc
New QFlea- July 81, 1855
Approved ~ the Committees gu Streets ana ~
b7th beafds OF the Common G8mitl
Sisueql Il L yBNNARn. },,=..z
p4 Signed ROBERT HuYGHE, Nsa'Enen.
HENRY puREL,
su9 ~ Clerk 81 Comptroller
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gsbisat Of thE HLarAets.

THURSDAY MORNING, August 70, 1858.
COTTON. There we're few buyers in the market yes
te ana noticed sales Of barely 600 bales at the range Of
our quotations
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BAPTIST 1A51s'
CATHOLIC: s' y 7'+'
Annnnciaion-- Corner MandevilIeapd Nerales
immaculate Conception Bar0nnp on Canal
lJeSut SI--Baronne Common
g. g. LOUIS Standardization Square
81 Anth0uy-RRmpGrt, q. Cont,
St. Alph0pSe-St Andrew b. live Oak and 7 .a-,o,
s. Ang4stine-Bayou Read, c. ST. Ciaude
81 5atthoionewRl Here b. Segun and Rarthelar7v Al
g. John Baptst-Bryades, b, Cloand Calliop4
g. J9seph-G Common, b. Maras and Where
~ aatle-Gonde n UTSuline
81 I 3sNF{- oSephine b. Live Oak and laurel
St Eatrek--Gtmp, b. Julia and JiiroJ
ST. 5eteF-MaFgpF. b. GasaeRIy131 Irea4,u..
St. Irutty-St. Ferdinand 80 = saui8'
~ vincent dc Parl--GreHtmen, G. ALontepnt
~, LTs4ll's tonEeut-Belaw the city, "
St 4i5tiiSli A Gatnp c. Nelpomens
tiS1 ~ tf5I5 AL: st Charles a Tuia
go tiSizOFAlI: St
2sP9Ase bEglist Proestnnte Frarcaisa ar,1"rtf ~
TT&nR {EteHhle st. iMSes-lIprcues near Felicity road
!hts-1Rc6son PlHQpemiue. Administration Il nTgE1
GElLLGl Sqt5re Mount Givgt-AI giers -Ati-ati-
~ s;s q IN ~ l.Rterpe b. Barchusanl Dryadas
garondelet, b, Heyia and t3irod F4Iri+v R,4
.estA4. AIoFeaui G. HAgien Dryales c Terbsicbars
.ttetttle9 MaFias, b. Benvilleaad Cont CaHas
Sayaa r. RAUL leolored) CarFoon, Carrolton e.
P8SESB3iTERIAE; Lafayette Square Prytsnia, = c,,
gTSsasaiEo, n. railroad Canal c. Franklin, Futon n
gISgEEGlne, fEtanis, Josephine ITALIA c BentnT
+ y a T., FotestantPhilip G. Chippeya Prntes
~ YIN &5tI9,, 2. Apollo and NUyades
FrSlania Gallinpe, Clio b. Prvtanis and
All DryRdas. tsaz No'etPet D. 2acehgA
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, 4
Cityof New Orleans, August O. 1865. )
No. 4T3O

CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE. 4
City q New Orleans, August 3 1868, 5
No 4I3O
Rsofge5 That Tue adjudication of the sections st "a sd
4th 9th Bud 9th of the wlnryes OF the
oer on ha 2st July lSS 70 The following naned persons 6e
and The same is hereby rejected, to-wit:
Section lst to Ro6t r Smith for $5l,e0O security saml
section "a to R P, Smith for ss5uOO, security sam
Section 81, R. P. Smith for s2soOoo, security sam
Section An toll Davis for $4,000 security P Drum NJ Car
Ssetlon M, . = Surg! for $4,000, security Oder Co.
Fsso e. Tbt he conp6 SgST5S a. a Iqls Gg
authorized 10 resell the after five days publication in tie
tSignedl CHAs. II. WALDO.
rs,,..,, President Board q Assistant Aldermen.
President pro ten, Board Of Aldermen
ttssis6sil &C. Ga&IRD sT1rH, Mayor auo7t
CoMPTRoLLER's oTr1aE.3
City Of New Orleans, Augusta, 1858
No. 4l3l.
R@o'rsf TINT The Comptroller BE- aud he hereby author
revenues OF The different sections Of tho g6arTe The
received BY The essees computed from
ii ~ shipping the wharves ships steamships siesmboa
1851 to The ls of Apr ISIS a peTi55 of ie t ov0s
months the e TO be published or the rormon those
aud the public in general
Signed President Board Ga 4 S,i; %A AIds9s.n
,, -. President pro TEN, Board OF Aldermen.
l5isnedl We GEE1kD srIrH, Mayor. m9 i
STATEMENT or THE BEPoErs OF THE WHARF,
From October l. 1856, to July Is 1858.
Being period Of two years nine months and fifteen days
! ! 7
s Ei5st Sf sts2ss 81 81 &5 * z So
hd s5co" ' 25 so l5 2 S55 g 2 5Ss5 & q
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Il S A4,RRFFDIfD'S PORTABLE STEAM EN-
y iattFS ube-Ordets for the above Engines
will be recaiyedby r. r HAIR ISHS No.s ms
m e,,Lrv al NE ONCE Of Wright, Allen & Co,
l21 3raYigr street
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NEW ORLEANS, j AGkS0N AND GREAT NORTHERN
Railroad C0mpany.-Depot Of Cailiope ana Clara
srHets
SOM GhafieS Secretary.
Office, corner of Union and st. Charles streets
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOGsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
Algiers, sFHe'
~, - ilrStS. p resident.
A. y. 9FgtI Vice Pres't
p r r lh4tiera
Office, corsef 81. Peter and Old Levee streets.
NEW ORLEANS AND P0NTGHA RTRAINa RATTRaAp
-Depotcorner Eystan Fields Vetoria5trgets
p President.
'O34
Office, Eietorastreet, the depot =
NEW ORLEANS AND GARROILTON R4ITRAAn m.
pct, corner Haronne aud PerdidostreeB;
LAFAYETTE HoRsE.CAR RAILROAD-Depst ~ Ba
street, t2} - ~
cA4REoLroN AND LAKE RAILROAD Depot TfvoL
gTVfEeI 'tfTle Dutal President.
Office, No. - BAronnestreet A2'
dren and Elfsian Feldsstreets.
W. G, BakeweH Fyecptnr
Office, No. 20 Common street.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD Marshall Feyas
TEHAQNTEPEG COMPANY, 40 Carondeet street
-iu1e President,
= -eS A'hsEit, SECRETARY,
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EIAYoRAI.TY--oFFIcLAL.
V,voR sTTv M INV 0RIFAys


/ ,f,yoF. sTI- mr. 7yF5y ORLEANS
/ Common Council o. 'ns zig q NeW ofleanS'
No. ABB.
1,y s,t. ~ ,,,tral,sr bo md he &c baraty e,tI,-
ir5 g adadieas o hs lowest bidder after ave DAYS notice in
YES olaai lylsltl 5 4t sag N
men IA NH Gn9 III rg1 Sis ram H. WIN 5g ai
I3s m WI ny a. VI nttiI, Poal s;5 & ~
ltltN Y " " ~ rssstar III M n "
sutlsei " f W. ~ - = : vrT ~ oO"nIi'
t9's1i President mn I'm, t,., ~ - ,i5o-.
fsienedl - I'll as n y! tf, TV5A'''
l's ErssiJont 1,ror5 &c ss L. " = ,i5a
I.,,-5ysd 4ngust 4 iSSS ''" y Assi7'e' Aue'Hieu'
EAPff sisS,a5S 70 'siIeE' p +, S11rrI NJ.
lS'7os +r,. e,,S- . 49, - u ~ ttay $50.
,I9 "' SeP' $3.50 " M, o " ~
ooSLolalS .. tus nay
MAYOR Army III, NryT 0PTFaNs
ti ~, " Te SET s o 6s IN, 1888
T M Ii39
ore Ehat the Mayor be and he is hereby authorized to
sYe pubic notice ~ French and English, in tTo Of the city
for thirty days that is the intention OF the Com
mon Council Of the city Of New Orleans have opened Royal
street. late CSactyo street. from louisa Desire street.
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MARIE DE LA NOUVELLE. ORLEANS. .-
Hotel de vile le dixieme jour daodt 1858.
ConseiI Gonmuu de Ia vile de Ia N'lle.Urleans,
r M II93

En- conIorme Ia resolution du Gonseil Commun CT
1essus pubNat avis par present doune quapre expra
ion de de eette date procede conornemen
ID lo ouveure de la RnyRle ctdevan GasRcavo
lie la rue Louise jusqu'a la rue Desire.
GERARD STITH Marie.
elleOreaus, ce 10aott 1858. anil sod
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new oRLEANs oIAssIFIoATIoN,

inferior. 66s Aliddllng. dix
Ordinary Gs94 Good Mddng. ......6-
Good qrdi1arY .954Q a4 diddllng Far.s,......
Low Addag ..l0dlO1a Fair
T0BAGco.We heard Of bland Il hhds damaged sold on
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Approved July T, 1853,
ESignedl GERARD STITH Mayor

Notice is hereby given hat On MONDAY the 18Th inst
will adudcate at my office, u o'clock NJ lie above
contracts
da8 2t 7, THEARD, Comptroller
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Notice hereby given that TUESDAY the 18th inst,
will adiudicae my Office at L o'clock NJ the above
sV orTG y T. THEARD Comptroller
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE
City of New Orleans, August 3, 1858.
No. 1880. !
Res0lrd That the GoHpee be aud he hereby authorized
sell after days notice IN official Journal the contract
for taking and reayHg dagonRy the square block paving
of Julia street. from Bnr0ane Rampant whole in
accordance with plans and specifications file in the Survey
oF's office.
tSigned) CHAS. ". WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
(Signed) y. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved July II, 1855
tSiguedl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
[ No. 1919.
Reoltsd That the Comptroller SELL after ten days notice in
the official Journal The lowest bidder the for cleaning
the pyies Of the public buildings the city Of New Orleans
ageeaNly plans and specifications h 10 the Surveyors
Office said be saIec the APP roya The Common
Council.
[SiguedJ CFTAS. II. WALDO
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
LSgnedJ ]. o. NIXON.
President Board Of Aldermen.
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.&0ttse is hcrtn sjygr Ja6z on MONDAY the 18Th LAY
Of august ls5s wadjplcae lit my oHice III II O'CLOCK IT.
The above revenues.
@2 i T THEARD, COMPTROLLER.
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MAYORAITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
LLEH- IL T....ln i 81

Pursuant TO the above resolution Of the Common COanc
notice is hereby given that after the expiration OF thirty days
from this date the opening Of Royal late Casacavo street
from Louisa to Desire will be proceeded with in conformity to
law.
GERARD sTITH, Mayor
New Orleans, August TO- 1865.
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Approved July 20, 1853 '''' Noa'" VI Alus'ule'
lSisnedI GERARD sUITH, Mayor.
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Notice is hereby given thaton THURSDAY 1911 inst will
admdicae at my Office AT II o'clock NJ the above
ID lIar
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STATEMENT OF THE IREiPsto2RTs OF THE WHARF

PRECIPITATION
sea eNse!S OS6
StealnuOuVT
Fk"ooAls- ,....,.-.... 37.i74 81
an9 It q 055 - "a
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PROCEEDINGS or THE CITY COUNCIL.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
THURSDAY, Sept. %, 1858.
FIRST BaANCH.-The branch met.-Present Jno.
T. FoRD, ESQ.,, President, and all the members ex-
cept Messrs Maddox and Bandcl.
Mr.. DUNNoCK presented petition from Richard
Middleton, asking payment OF S7.25, for the repair
of a pump. Referred to the Com. on Claims.
Mr. McCoMAs introduced resolution providing
for the advertising for plans and drawings for a
new almshOuse, workshops &C., and appropriating
5000 defray the expense ofsuch drawings. Adopt
ed
Mr. CLARK presented a memorial from h. j.
Chalfaut and several other firemen in behalf of a
paid fire department, in accordance with the report
of Mr.. Henry Spiman of the late fire commission.
A resolution was received frbm the Second
Branch to pay Laurence Sangston 5000 for his SER
vices as umpire between the City and the Messrs.
Reynolds, relative to the new Jail. Laid on the
table.
The resolutions relative to the establishment of a
Police and Fire alarm Telegraph was returned from
the Second Branch, with an amendment providing
that the contract should not be entered into until
the adoption of the dinance before the Council for
the Reorganization of the fire-department.
Upon motion to concur being made, Mr. BEALE
expressed hope that the fate of the bill might
not be made dependant upon the other. For him
self he opposed to such humbuggery as the
lending of paid and volunteer department, and il
entire paid one could not be had, he preferred
the present organization.
The motion to concur was sustained by a vote OF
yeas Is, nays 2-Messrs. Beale and Cunningham.
Mr.. GLANvILLE, from the Committee on Claims
reported resolution to pay Geo. F. Thompson, OF
bill of S46.37 for work done in fitting up the room
of the Criminal Court Adopted.
Mr.. CUNNINGHAM, from the Committee on Fire
Companies, reported adverse to the petition of Geo.
Hissey, to erect frame back building. Adopted
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MILITARY OPERATIONS IN THE FAR WEST.
The following is an extract from letter from an
officer of the army. serving in the field with troops
operating against the Indians in Washington Ter
ritory, dated Fort Walla Walla, W. T., August I,
1858:
''Six companies of artillery and one of Dragons
have this day started for Snake river 1t is the
Intention of Col. Wright to throw up a field work
there, and establish a depot. I have forwarded
with this command thirty thousand rations. On
arriving at Snake river the train will return and
receive another load, when it will be escorted by
the four companies of dragons (the one that left
to-day returning with the train, and the two com
panies Of infantry With the train to-day, there
are upwards of $50 animals. have sent a yawl,
which will carry twenty men, and faboat, which
will cross one hundred men at a time. As the river
is some four or five hundred yards broad, and very
rapid, the fat will have to be towed by the six
cared yawI.
"My OK train runs constantly to old Fort Walla
Walla it will, | hope, be able to bring nearly
everything from there. sincerely hope the hostile
Indians may be met with, and soundly whipped;
for. unless they are, no one calculate the ulti-
mate expense Of the warit will last year. or long
er, and perhaps one good fight may settle affairs
this season.
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The Philadelphia Bulletin has the following ::

Inc Philadelphia Bulletin has the following:
The New York correspondent of the London
Aor""g Post, in his letter of the 10th, throws out
suggestion which may as well set American
minds to thinking, as well as everything else at
present under political consideration. This CONT
nent Is destined to witness arduous for pow
er, and England via Canada will be one of the ri
walls
at is greatly to be hoped that the friends of the
British Pacific Railway will not allow their euer-
gy to be dued during the Parliamentary recess
but will rather prepare for triumphant campaign
in the next session. The road must be built and,
ifit be once safely established upon British ground
Mr.. Roebuck may dismiss his fears idle, at best
of the 'overshawdowing of the world by the Unit
ed States
The idea of an asylum for inebriates is as old as
DR.. Benjamin Rush's day. 1t is founded in the
fact that intemperance, though moral deprava-
ton, vice, nevertheless becomes physical dis
ease, and needs medical as we'll as moral treatment
This institution is an entire novelty, so far as We
know, and its design indicates theprogress of pub
lie opinion in the state.
Col. Hughes, of Anne Arundel county, is to de
liver the annual address before the Frederick coun
ty Agricultural Society,
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The Hon. VIM. II. Seward has long ago prophe-
sled for Canada the controlling part in the affairs
OF this continent, the advent of which the Pacific
railroad will accelerate. This fact is clearly per-
ceived by many American public men and ourna-
lists, and possibly successful efforts
will be used in December to wiring from the South,
in Congress represented, its consent to a railway
This may may not be done, but in any case it
will be equally incumbent upon Canada and Great
Britain tosee that pathway is opened from the
great commercial and naval port in Vancouver's
Island to the waters Of the Atlantic at Halifax and
st. john
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VOL. TT---NO. 1874.
9tlonEtarp anN Commercial 8toien.



Stocks were again very heavy to-day, and the
market was exceedingly dull, the entire business
being about $1,000 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
sold 80 cts. per share lower than Yesterday, 200
shares bringing S55h buyer davs and seller GO
after 20 days, closing at 500 bid $751; asked requ-
lar way. In Northern Central there was nothing
DONE but it was held at S2l2s, Yesterdays closing
rate, with but S2O1a offered. Bank shares remain
very quiet, the only transaction being shares Me
chanics' at Sls1I. We note sale of 200 shares
Springfield Mining at 81. buyer 60 days decline
OF cts. per share on last operations. Canton
tinues without any movement and is rather weak
er, with SlS1@ bid, $40 asked. We have change
to note in City Loans. There was sale to-day of
$1,000 Baltimore G's 1878, at9724. Railroad bonds
are scarce and unchanged, the only operation be-
ing 50, ,000 Baltimore and Ohio 1855 at Sc.
At New York to-day, the prices of tancics were
pretty steady, though the rsarlct was heavy. The
only change notice since yesterday is "a decline in
Reading of T. and Rock Island i. Panama ad-
vanced 81 per share.
The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company have declared a dividend of
three per cent for the last six months.
The exchanges at the New York Bank Clearing
House on Wednesday amounted to SIG, ,293, ,2IO.37,
and the balances to 81, PSI, ,527.79.
AMERICAN SECCEIrES.-Messrs Bell & Son report
the market for American Securities generally un-
and bonds, for which there large speculative
inquiry, with an advance in all descriptions. They
quote
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lie also presented a resolution to nav $500 to the
clock for their cupola Laid on the table.
Mr.. BE.LE presented a petition from Dr yerIa-
ger, and others Jurors upon the inourst held over
the remains Of the late Andrew Brady, askip@ an
annronriation TO nav the expenses of anaiqinG thn
ooaIttt, ,f tho stomach of tbn deceosad s,sn??o -;
- .orta;nad tbot hn dind from tbo eGccts nf
80 Rnfsrred to tbe Committee on Pol;cc and
l'!s"n' ~ ~ " va anu
JAIL. jail r.-onn on,rod roso,utior o,,+hor;zir, tto
NJ. ~, 500 a's to th a,ni
hegster 10 pay e"t oi,e d
~ OF the l@Se Poiloe oiIe. I;I m'G .o,
on eaheSu"l cNt'S i's' VIM "'ili1 ~ t''' ne,'i :
OF ms duty II was re'' se'oiiu 'ine' oS Spe''"'
ofutr, anu au"f'eu: ~, r,-:.4.. - ru.-
Mr. GLANVlLLE, rom tnc pa pI e9sa IS
reported resolution 10 pay u. - b'uel ~ ~
Tor the sinking OF Well ana placing pump at tne
corner OF Schroeder ana Plerce streets. Auop'eu i
Mr.. HARVEY caiie2 up the ofGlhiiice 10 nave tiie
peo OIL DeWperrE aieF' NOW Naii'on street VI peI
tween Earato%a ana lexington stre5tS' coiiueiPhc"
as q puoic hlShWaN. III was adopted. -. :.
Mr DukEHART called up the ordinance supple
mental TO lle orGlnance uiating thc hre aepait
iueh' Miiioi, iIoiVs tle sli'hu engine euhpahjos
from uslhS the la Sc openings III the new Pp1es oc
signed TO DC useo Dy tne steam engines, Or ether-
wise interfering WIN tn9 companies using such aP
Ia" ,o.,o 80 ,s a. ol;i f,,, t, e,oa p,
49, w IN I'm Nc e'oHG ~ an az
HItii oni lnc wa Or TSklhS tHc
CouhcH I" approve ms aG'ioh III Ihe olleTihE oi Il
E; iIr 'ie ., ,c o Cnrlsalan
- A ms VI
giving nm Such power. The ordinance was adopt
ed.
Mr.. HARVEY called up the ordinance to declare
Boulden alley, between McMcchen and Lanvale
streets public highway and it was passed
Mr.. MCCoMAs called up the ordinance providing
for the building of a passenger railway from the
western to the eastern boundary of the city.
Mr.. TALBOT moved that the whole subject be in
definitely postponed, which motion prevailed. Ad-
SrroTD Rp ,>c,r Rro,ob n,ot prosort 7 p
Saidnnstrici,nr ~, pra;Inr+ nnl al ~, ,cLrs NE
except Mr.. Gordon.
Mr.. Simms presented the petition of John Du-
shane and others, adverse to a city railroad track
IN Sharp street; referred to Committee on High
WAYS.
The following communication was received from
Tue Mayor: ,,.,.o-.. l,---rr
MAYOR OFEicE, CiTY iiALL,
Baltimore, sept. %, 1898
10 me Ho"ord0te ihe Members Of TIE firt amt
Heco.'" Br""chGs Of the C"y Co"ncl- Ge"'emen:-
~ on% ny ueeiheu II my uuty 10 oier reward OF
9IooV loI the arrest ana conviction OF the party or
PaTties VINO murdered christian flscher, on Federal
mn on the Zot INST, ana having no authority to
Ho 50. according 10 my construction OF ordinance
w. d, "PPIo!Gu clhe uth !H'o' ehtitied An ofdl-
nance 10 proNlGe ior the discovery and arrest OF
persons accused OF certain GRIMES respectfully
request that your honorable body VIII confirm what
nave dohe and direct modlhcatl"n OF said ordl-
nance; so as 10 give the Mayor discretion IN all such
cases hereafter.
Nlth great respect your obdt servt,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-24
AFFAIRS AT RIO IANEIpo

We learn from a correspondent on board tbo
United States ship Falmouth, under date of Anonst
g. that the city of Rio is perfectly healthy since
the disappearance of the yellow fever, which ragged
here, but mostly among the shipping, in April and
May. Freghts here are low, and several American
vessels have left, in ballast, for st. Thomas and
other West Indian ports.
On the 29th of July Commodore French Forrest
hoisted blue flag at the mizzenmast head of the
Falmouth, which was Immediately saluted BY the
Falmouth with thirteen guns, and on the 3Oth the
English, French and Brazilian men-of-war also sa-
luted 1t looked strange to the flag of an admi-
raj on board of an American man-of-war.
Some of the copper that was put on the Falmouth
in Portsmouth, N. H., had off, and if the ship
lay there for three months the worms would cut
her through
On the 5th of August some ladies were going on
shore from the English war ship Madagascar, and
when about half I:ile from the ship and shore,
squall struck the boat and upset it; one of the
ladies, Miss Dovey, and a Brazilian servant
woman, were drowned, in spite of all the efforts to
save them by the officer in charge of the boat, and
the crew.
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