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BROOHL w ITEMS.

The fourth public entertainment Of tho Brooklyn
Literary Association is to be held a. their neS rooms,
CLIFTON Hal, corner If Clinton and Atlantic streets, Gu
Friday, at :! O'Clock, p. IN.
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VERY TOucHING AND BEAU rIFI L.-Ium lay
lois deig ful dias T Lows LIVE, well merits such
descfirticn II thoroughly emotional IL ~ character. The
Iorae love Of pure ra ard love self sacrificing as
i noble ore presented under ocumstsnce. most efe i've
ard me II is drawing owds - BkRNtMs Mt
,Yt1 Rep ated Two very pretty pieces viii b.
PLAYED Ials ATTtRsCOA.
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IAiveEtiserls ut.
LI IARI PT SIKnP-InXantrI

TIE DIETAIII' IfbIII 'JTIN"r 'I''O =
Gro sauNDfss A ls6Te the genuine a',lcir has never
lee. cd for producing the kecrest possible edge 20 ILof
Can N Obtained Vi the subscribers ard sole n.nufatur-r
5 SACADlgs, store No. Astor House
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fAdyoTtisc

Gas Gas fixtures of beautiful design anl
uish viii be- r,tsied a. hoess.e mlnuaciins ~ 30
90 Blyaiway AheHER, hAK"L" = w.
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COIRT CALENDAR-Tul,

L. s. DislutI CotET.-Nos. -, -, a. %, 40, H.
"a. G.. C6. u
suPASMT CocRr-CIRcuir -CALceoi case:
sCPRisE Coz RT-SYEciAL TERs -Nos. ~ 10 :,
7s - 90. al. e. e. e. IS &C. n. as - 81. 81 81 =
SJPRFHx COCPT-Sane q. Wedresday. - ~
ComEos PLIAs-Pag. I-Ncs. l21i go, w, -,
1I :Se ifT 1873. iyg .t': lt,5 iise ieb; 81 "@ m
U.-SoA ttSl. Ess g.. SD IA - ltsS t9a ES
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Byreques;, J. NJ H,GfE viii repeat BIS Flora. on
etlt a. tie Brooklyn AthenTuin this evening
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beus ., as sooUd O'ce. Stslos c ., hs s.l toss
sBi was ursos T. Il ~S evte-t tax he W" s1tne
.Ier % tie % II q "a lie ded ilus th- shi o:con-
g-.cu h-sa Co.on.r E-elS he'd a. t5q * AMI
NtTcie. 70 AccoTik: "a i-r irs~t y the jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10

CoNNIs>IoSER OF JURoRs.-A meefins 0. Tue Io,n-
M. ie-er % .,r. Couiuicuer Jurors 'semLiet Ia the
Comfy judge. csu ier, CITY Hal on NondT AZ la,o.
Pre.sft-J g. schrtnske- p.st.c; Attorney; D ~ MoiiIi
Ccil.y Jrd.- teorg@ X. mrn sheriff: Oman b. DaTs5o
Ssnog.e J,hn A. Emmors sud Marin ScDoonmaker 9l.ics
The lis: ballo, r candids'e rerilted a. 'oSs' ~ IL
Car phil Fr.rc. r. sriaos 2; Alan d-e niin I,o.
Ck-r-h l. blank l. The ss,oGd, thid saa I'm ~
had similar results. when, on ne hi OHi " 49, "
Campbell wss elected By follow int VOTE -, H.
Icr Nm H. CdgpbeiL- Messn SchGuaA-I = Hni.1' la"
sCI SchOonn eker-i
tOr Tics T. Chgrah-AofG.s-i-
For BToun-RemIeg-L ,.-. - - -
fesisa b., present po,ficn In los, ven u IL r. ~
w appeiEt ii. srccesscr eaics 70 Vn''' ' - ~ - "
Ihon -, % Ch.. C.-fk IN the onler'
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A MN JorRSAt At HENPsTEAS, l.. IA new
weekly newspsper entitled The Queens C0rni9 SfI'.-
n,l, has irst been ,tar.d a. Hampstead by Mr. d. H.
IIfnlz.
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vu,>o> THE IN n.0y,-Tbe iIigblal

NilW> on TIE tit D>ON.-lhe highlands Ntst
Po,, sespy Hollow the ~ year cid Church a. Tsuytown Nj
cara Fos aud other subjects. al about Uncle Sam. rs
taken by HoLFss TRAvELNC Artists tom No 2s9 Bsoii
way. :, the gems.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10

The medal will shortly be forwarded TO Surgeon
Rose, through tie British Admiralty DepaltCenl;
meanwhile il is on exhibition S. the store Of Messrs.
Tfsny 4 Co., the makers. The regatta prizes of the
New.Yolk Yecht Club made by the same house, are
also there for public irsrccticn. Taey sre four in
number, each Of caaste sid appropriate design.
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COURT or SPECIAL sEssIoNs-Jau.

WYNN BEowSfIiI BSiNs.s AID wkL,a
Number CT CAGES on the CaleIdar, 10.
Henry Hall was convicted OF assault and battery on
John Mccun,ky '',sbirs him in the neck Penen'i'Y
Join Guftin was convicted Of en- assault and bat.
teIy On Fr, ienss Teshusr. judgment suspended
Ba!thssar Keller was convicted of an Assault ard
battery "a La wife. Prni,e,..sIy two months.
Edward McDermOtt was convicted " an assault
and battery CO Lewis Pis-I. Peni.entsIy cne month
john sIcMsru3 was Convicted Of az assault and
battery Michael conitOa JedsEe t'a.peaded: -
Horace Wester wss convicted OF an essault aud
ietesy or Fay Wac. Periteu'.Ary Two months
Am Write was convicted of an assault and battery
q Bdget T. Cue. City Prison ten days.
" lla,n Arnold pleaded guilty 20 stealing qus,tlsy
Of cigars Jutgu ut sCspentet.
james Byrcn pleaded guilty to an assault and bat
,ery On ii, wife. judgment srspeDj'4 80
Catherine Gleason pleaded s1.y 10 stcalos ELK
hand GeI hpf. Pstiteutsy three uoDths .,
Cherries H.rkrs ara George Day pleaded galty to
l,e,!.ns tive hans. Ren,rded ior sen'eEce
james Mahan pleaded guilty to an asrdut ana DAY
tery bis wife. Judgment slspfsced
Ecwerd Pencil pleaded guilty to an assault and
b,;r.-y on William Jenkins PeDen,iaIy tire months
Jonn StoLeley pleaded guilty to an assault and bat
,.ry On Gsorl. W &7Eyop. fenieniiary tsO months
scott Abraba.as was convicted Of stealing copper
coi.s &c. aena ADDED fer .eItsnc-.
Jsmes Doyle was convicted OF steano Dra-s kes-
tie PenteItiaiy three months
Join DAVIS ana Thomas Campbell were convicted
o, .tseps TWO ushogry board PenitsutNJ Two months
John Foley was convicted q stss ing dress and
rore nopaae contain ing silver. Jcdgueni suspended
SAMUEL Greeley convicted VI stealing btrk
bills 81 p,rtert.sIy three nlontbs.
james alters was convict. Of stealing silver coins.
Joi Riley was convicted of stealing eish. bottles.
PEI IL. E;isTy one month.
lien McMsnus waA ecnvIc'ed oil sealnS a shawl.
Pei II = lsiy month.
Fctd.LaId Gertsnbers WIS convicted Of as.sult
snd battery Bis wife. Judgment s1.ren1sd
join DODoyeD wa convicted OF IN assault AMI by;-
t.ry 81 lis wife. n piteItissy two noIia4
Michael Cury was convicted OF al esrsIl: ard bat
,ery Psiiict Csuisy Juisneni srs5rndst
IC,s c0Jsd'.as,sh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10

TuE JoIvr BoARp The Jotu; Board ct Aldermen
se sap<ryor, net on Monday ssrooon TIE Mayor 10 ,he
clsir he - OF app n,pE tr- taxes f the en,ns
yrer committee wa. Ppoited 10 saiea ns .-ee' q -
iertI with ir.ueo-s report :, ,ls tsse- On TUE -i'
Monday IN JG.y I1iI whei tins the bessd seIoaihea-
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psddjpg held az iuqdsstoa Tas.-

SrIcInF.-Cor,ner Reddipg held an INDUCTION iu's
day pm the body Of John Chapman At No ~ ps;s 81,
~ nv ,br Hne~t de.pond-rcy for some tine ard TOOK
;i' ending hl. er,ene, pos. , ,ra -.
y,rac Ia ,euer5a1- lie iesFsI. Nn, AID t"o ~
ten Z 2 "a.
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Pre,eRhd 70 A,sisidnt Sa'ge0
Il

ID r. X { n III. Il ~ - r., X.
By The remnant Ct the o the linked States f,iss.e
S.queh.rra who returned 10 the United States IN good
h alb as mark Ct. ihef appreciation Of his generously
volunteered professional seyice. rendered :hir ship
mates. who were afflicted via Low icyeI Apti, 1885,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10

CoRo.sn's I>oci,r "A msn enet John McCafe
.s .xp..i f d.sSssscess Msa1sy si snooa, sai On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10

DEATH FROM ruE ErPyCTs OF NIoLENcE.-Infor-
ma ion the Coonrs office Wednesday tha'
I aboTer Mathew Hays Dad suddenly dropped dead
the alt previous No 2 Fletcher street aud request
,hat pqns. be held ppoS the body at the late residence
az decreased II Madison Coroner Perry repaired 70
there learned that deceased had the night before
ausIei No. % Fletcher street sni ld
been hIown oleny down hgh Of stairs On sccOunt of the
auence 81 wiresSe the Coro thought proper % a0un
inquest until today but caused he ee-t OF Que man %
pccn Il hsyi iIh.ctel the yoieIce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10

porIcY DEuCR ARRrSTRn-A policy man,
used Bach dcng NO. II Rector street yoer
v arrested hv Officer Brsnf Of The Mayors SGnai W gJ
deaFrs lie was hold 70 bail in the sum Of IJo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10

ANIrictN l>pU,lEItL A>SoCIaIIoN.-ISe regular
monthly meeting wss he.i 81 No 80 Broadway, the
Hon. Myron Ii. Clark President, in the c1air.
present-rheo. Dwight First N,e Pre'ident, and
MessIs. TloInasor, SIeittr ard Cooke. The IRE
spor iirg >ecretMys report read, from viii the
following eNtrtc, is made:
The ,hor market presents hr uuisA irsfes hags
sresdy Otced Tie office 4 She Assor,!cn r.ey fi-
tied ~ employers from the counteE wsn;s bas iy r1r.
BIZ Lce supp j; wli de band sppcs vT work
1ruieio1s The o2ly usTtt ia ;he Fr West which
without s3ssacce the sbTu poor gusbe 10 reach Dnns
tie Sp ard Tbs toe garrett expeasts Of tue
Office have Hitherto been ~ contributions BY employ
9, helps which he presa seA.- has r
rIDshe5 lie contributions In he CRY with dcy Oh
tSipcd. -
The supeiili. s1eDl, psf 10. Nay is follows:
To cash PAID. -
Dsi.a;!ci std Ict; gnec I'd ~
Obtained st slois IL The county males... s
ob,sine5 situations the MY ten se-...
-, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10

ConREcrIoS- Officer Mssterson reqaests us to say
that tie person arrested by h for attempting TO pass
counterfeit mercy at the Art Union Musical Hal Ne
40 Broadway, pieserted two bile, one on the Lake
Mohapac Bank and the other en- the Cataract City
Bsrh, bath Of which are described as oounteltes by
Thcmpton's as well as by Lawrence's Counterfeit De
tecto, although the Justice took it upon himself to
pronounce them genuine. But whether good or bad'
be made the arrest Tire representation OF the cashier
of the house lie showed Us his authority TO arrest
which is as good az that .: any Metropolitan Po-
Gcoman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10
COURT OF GENERAL SESSlOSs-JUSE 9.-Be.ore Re
corder BARNARD.
The trial of paul UernapdeZ for the murder of hi


wife his Court today. II viii be remembered
.nceE thu keeper Of drinking saloon a. No 81
Vest Broadway that the morning G. Fab IS he sbot his
WIFE, Margaret, with pistol inhitug inshul wounds
cu elects hch died hour aerwatd in the City
Hospital examination bei-re the Coroner
who pistol
discharged that he Immediately git her In his aud
exclaimed Maggie Maggie ia the pistol did 10: mean
to /"
Ills dsitusr 10 dag inrlsted Judge Stuart aud MI
Anthem duly cbsu sed the Jurors hey called
The first wues Jane Ennis reside NJ Of the saloon a. the
time tie affair She deposed that the prisoner aud his Wis
lived vtTy uuhsppy together that be beating aud
ahus her and that he had freq eny tbreaeIed To Kill he
The house Of bad repute.
Sany DIusk and Thomas Grslen who present when
the fired also examined, aid sinil. tes
ony With the sddition tina, the deceased ced out You have
kied ueyou have murdered me-" after Hernandez had
claimed Msggie Maggie, id TIE pistol did not mean 10
30 IT, the policeman 70 arrest him he
hill now kii threw himself upon his vile, aud
Coz "a not b. renewed til three o5c, aud took him to tbs
Station House. az
Ob.r witnesses testified to the corousd nluage Of the
BY Hersard lie would dsg Der By hs nsr OF her
he AL and with his list BcfHe le murder he
prooured tie ps;c and rscticed shooting with t. lie nearly
sssy- and a such times uncoLttolsbe In hi,
dreauor The cross examination OF the witnesses 70 day
d.c to show that He,ni dis hafsed tho pistol by accident
and that usus aed his wife with tHdoes The pfosecu
lion ristd M testimony to Day AID the case Ter the driae
viii couuClDe .O-G GROW.
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didnt do business that way, but would sell him
eeruite gold watch aud take the bras one s, ps-.
payment a. the price paid for :: b. the victim Ths
latter individual consented and purchased geLuias
gold watch, value $40, for which pad so including
the original brass ore. lie finally got tired of his
bargain and applied 10 tie. Mayor for relief, and Al
officer wss dispatched who recovered the money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10

N,DAYE EvuT VIILETTf.-The woman who has
carried on swrclirg tot OF fortune telling business
under TIE above name, Yesterday came to the City
HGI. 10 lave the officers interceie with Postmaster
Fowler to give up her letters They politely declined
to interfere, and al letters zen. 70 this address VIII
be sett at once TO Washington AID the money set:
haok 10 the owners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10

The Committee sPpoL.ed a. t5s :sst meeting 30
,,e,,r. th . sprusl report s'atso thS tney hsd de
ohstgsd "a szty 20 tn, Ssst Il tasI A-n:y. l. MA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10

ATTINPT To SwINDLE X. ". LowB.R y csieri.y
mmlirg Officer Leighton Of the jefferson Market Po-
lice { urt arrested msn named John Eiwaris,
charged with having cbtaired quantity Of lime from
r. W. Lowber by means Of false and Iegdueat repre-
senatons. Ii s alleged that 10 the later psI of Feb
rusry last Edwards called at the Office of Mr. Low5er
and sisted that he engaged in the manufacture Of
colors a. No. 463 First svenue sIi tha he desired to
purchase quantity o: lime on cIedI', and that ne
should require a. least fly barrels per mon;h. ID
waIds further stated that he 10 partnership With
VIM. Newman, ard that they had large capital 10
their business and TIA. during the past year they hal
sodto Hay 4 Co. sl.,00O worth Of coors In colrna-
iicn Of which be exhibited sevors accounts with thai
firm. NJ. Lowher, relying upon biz Representations,
sold him 100 barrels of lime and took the Tote OF Wm
Newman dated Msrch 9, 1873 at GO Jays, for sllo, 10
payment thegetr. The note f,ling due and renainns
uoPad, was Of course protested, and hence Lowo-r
charges Edwarts with obtaining goods by mean' OF
fslse aid fraudulent representations. Juslice Nelly
Committed EDWARDS TO prison for examins.ion-
CoUNIRiN,s SwISDLrp-A. ,he notorious Peter
Funk shop Of I. X. Van Sicklsn, No. Park Row
man Yesterday pur ,hased for so brass watch OF The
KIDD worth about 81 peek. An o5iisipg .le~eier
WHO happened, accidentally Cf course, to b. on the
sIct nfcrred the victim O: tie w1ths'sus's Of bis
Fs-eaass. Victim s.stsi biA a.'Eey 5Aca-aactioreer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10

EXCISE COMMISSIONERS -Messrs. Haskell and
Holmes msnaged to have meeting yesterday. Tney
told tic clerk to ae Mr. Ker "a come 20 the next meet
ing or defre hs position by written communication,
after which they adjourned til to-day at clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10

MmITARr.-The Rev. Mathew Hale Sm.tl has
been invited by the members of the First Division n
Y. State Militia, through Charles W. Darling, Pay
master Of the First Brigade Staff to delivers discourse
before that organization on Sunday evening July i
Mr. Peter Cooper having generously offered his Lee
ture Room in the "Ius,itute for tina. purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10
LAW INTELLIGENCE
TRIAL OF MICHAEL CANCEMI.
SUPREME CoURT-CRoUrr-Jure 9.-Betore judge
WRIGHT.
THIRD DAY.

wRlGsr.
THIRD DAY.
The People sgt- Michso, Csnceni
Attic opening of the Court this morning the Jurors
cot iinpaI ueled in this discharged TIL MOI
dsy next ST 10 clock a. m EI.Judge Phillips opened
the for the prosecution. lie rected tao crcum-
stances OF the murder IN detail, and occupied about an
hour IL lis address. A, the previous trials, the
witnesses were kept in an adjoining room until their
testimony was reeded. Henry Shields Jsse Anoni,
Simon Aponi, Philip Hickman and Daniel Lalor were
extmred but their tsmony did not differ from that
given on the last trial.
1t il understood that TIE defence will offer some tes-
tmony that was not given the last trial. The
Court adjourned TO THURSDAY mcrnng at 10 o'clock
SUPREME COURT-CH,NsEss-JrSE s-Be'orc Judge
CLERSE.-DEclsoNs
josiah Cow.es ct a.. ast. Geo. Mastelon'-Appu'a'
John Hone agt J. F. de King ct al.-Motion to stay
proceedings Gonied. without
VIM Hodges ct al sgt. Issac Bernstein ct sL-An
order I've granted in this action which merely
aside the assignment II action Tor damages on
the ground OF conspiracy, II might he allowed
In re, the application Of the West Twenty third
street Prst terrain Church Tor leave TO mortgage. Ac The
Cot have recently decided that the q the church
large required, and tast the meeting mus! be regularly con-
y-Ied.
DIVORCES.
Robert Tat agt. Elizabeth Tat-Judgment OF
Corncla G. Clsih agt. John z. Cark.-Judgment
JrNE 9-Before Judge SUTHERLAND.
Vim. Weden ct al. agt. 4 bc President, Ac., OF the
Tisde.msas BankMOn for Judgment denied without costs
TO either party.
SUPERIOR COIRT-SPToIu TERM-TrNv Before Judge
fITRREPoXT.-DRCIstON.
Simmons sgt. De Barre.-Motion granting order to
be set led n notice.
SCRROGATE'S COURr.-JUNL 9-Before EDWO c. WEsr
TIE wills Of Edward l.. COnnOr James Shotwel
Saunders and Antoine gnes popuded Tor probate
odsy The citations the sblo The
inst, ard Of the lstter the s6ih Of July ncxt.
o 4as Sc vas them
at 10 o'clock Q
In the matter Of the estate OF Henry Hart.
In this case Patrick Hart brother Of deceased. pre-
scented claim sssin the II prop on he part Of
dcf prove by the attorney who drew The will the de-
Of the interviews had between the deces ed
and liz said attorney the former stated thai hs owed 10 his
brother PstIics et certain If The
Ubcccd this evidence tie ground that the admission
statement. IL sdr confidential and piyile sed cOmmuui
cation between attorney and client which the former could
not be permitted 10 dyulse.
The Surroaa held that the proposed evidence Of the attorney
confidential and privileged character claimed by the
EXECUTOR snd therefore not s1nissibe Y. McAdan Tor
Ike creGi.or; A. W. b afford for the execU.oTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10

DoORKrFPER's BENFFIT.- TIE performances at
Wsllacks tonight are for the benefit Of M L. Bar.
don, the attentive and courteous doorkeepsr. Bss'es
the fine spectacle Of Briehsm Young" the bin pre-
serts "The Captain Of the Watch, and Boots at
tie Swan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-10

A new building for the Dry Dock Savings Bauk in
this city has just been commerced on Fourth street.
near Avenue ID. The size on the ground is to be Il
feet by 65 feet ard the lot is 81 feet by 100 feet The
building is to be three stories high and put up In the
best manner with all the modern improvements, and lie
to he detached from the adjoining buildings go as to
have windows in every side. The fronts are to be Of
fte1stope and brick The cost Of he lot Is $4,000,
ar the building 900. The whole wa' designed BY
John F. GsyDor, architect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13
BSns Before the Legislature.

MUTUAL INSURANCE COMP aNbkS.
Mr. Gedard's bill regulating the business n mutual In
tempaDes Restraints such iron ssuipg
policies insuripg any property, except the county
where such company located from ns-tng property
ia more than or county in the STATE.
RAIL FROM ACTING St-RROG ATNS.
Nr Halls III requires JUDGES aud other ccers acting
under The authority OF IL Surrogat o execute bones
such requrt Of Srrrogsies by the Revised statutes
AFTER TBE SPORTING MEN
Dir HsDfords oil nd the Revised Sstc-- in rels
TIL To gam1iine. provides thai any stall keen
any establishment aopsrstns for gambling, -tsil
Deal faro, bank for Others d-atg, act A.
" loos OUT AT ery gaming pace, or shall sal lottery
tcaets he shall Re taken n common gambler aud be
fired not less than $500 than 81 500 half 70
go 70 the nfomer and ball 10 the common schools Of
county, shall be imprisoned until fine rs paid.
BOARDS SUPERVISORS.
Mr. Barnes bth increase the powers of RocSds OF
Supervisors, provides that sech B,srds and their sue
con,'oos shall have full power 10 subpoena ana cosnpe
the attendance OF any witnesses, and the prcduction Of
suy tcks bccessery % the investigation decision cf
any Coz nty cases before them; makes tbs duties Of
sheriff. and oopst,tles TO sucb subp1oas; srsbo
rizts the Boards a. administer AL oalhs gives t,m
this respect all powers conferred legal tribuns
TBE LAST C0NMo< COUNCIL.
hr. T Jones, Jr gives notice Of b T., provide for
special ur pay the las, Common Ccurc of the city
New Yorfther fuli demands.
Weather Rspert.
~ the Northern, EASTERN Western AM Southern Tee
graph lincs-ofhcc II Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13

AiBANY, Fob. II. 1853
The New York mail train for the West, on tho Central
Railroad last night thrown of tho track near CAnas
to,a, by broken rail. Mr.. Bransn, OF New YORK Guy
badly cut on the head, but not dangerously. MI
Allen Of vncepnes Indiana and Mr. Forbes, OF Syracuse,
New York, received cuts tue head. Three or four
other passengers were slightly bruised and the engineers
brother in law slightly hurt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13

maphsts.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PsrADnITia, Feb ~ 1888
Stooks srm. Pennsylvspie Sc, s7I: Reading Rssrosd
Is; NorFis Canal AZ long bland Railroad ~; Pesasyl
van Railroad, a.
INV OmEASs, Feb 10, 1883
CotioD-Sales to day SEQ bales at lie 1isc for
micdrg The sales for he week aid up e3,0 Ce bales
and zee receipts p 500 The receipts this port MP 20 the
we,ent time IA compared with thos. Of lsst year fall
short l6b 900 bales; do At all Southern ports 3si 900
bales. fiour, ~ 31h 80 SO. Mess pssk, els Lard in
keys, lcHc. RIO Coffee, prime l0so. nsc sales OF
the week, IL 500 bags; stock Is 600 sas sss $4,000
., the same time last year Sterling sssb%nas. 1917
iesH Exchange on New York, par 10 Der cent prom.
CHARrsroN. Feb. IL 1873
Cotton advanced. Sales TO day 1000 ba e.. Sales u
The week $1,000 Good to middlmg fair l2tc. l2Sc.
Rice advanced &c
AUGUSTA, Feb II, 1853
Ootton-Ssles 10 sy 1000 bales at i2c. for mddng
fair.
BArrIwoRp Feb. ~, 1883
Flour closed heavy Sales of Howard street at ~ 10
- so, and Cay Mills at IS ~ IS Grain Inactive aud
unchanged escepta slight advance Bulls meats
shoulders sn sides, sSc.; hams &C.. mess pork, loc
lard ekc. astsc
PunApyfrruA. Fcb ~, 1858
Flour s very dull. Sales at - a. 81 80 for common
TO good, and " 10 a ~ for extra Wheat n dull sales
~ 1000 bushels Pennsylvania red at 81 05. Corn IL
quiet Sacs Of 5000 bushels yellow at 5sc whskey
trm at 2Oc 2lc Provisions dull and nearly nom'
nal