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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-02

HoGs.-The Warrick Democrat of Tues
day, says several sales Were made at New
burg during the latter part of the week at
prices ranging from IS SO to Sc 50, which
may be regarded as the ruling rates for the
present. Very little pork has yet reached
that market
The Mt. Vernon Advocate says transac-
tons iu pork in that place are, IS ye', ex-
tremely limited, most Of the dealers hold
ing off for fall in prices Small cen
tracts for outside parties have been made
at Sc 90. =
Hoes AT ST LoUIs-On Monday a good
many were offering, but holders were asking
prices above buyers views and no salesw were
reported. The packers are offering 6@64
for lots, dividing on 200 IBIS, and for extra
heavy hogs from 81 to o.
Hoes AT YINeENNEs.-Th Sun says hogs
have been coming in pretty freely since our
last and prices have been well maintained
with sales of some extra at So % We
quote the range SIS 75@$6-
At Olney, prices range from S. to s. so.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-02
LIN sttw Is. aRosINA SMITH.

c. Keller TI.xLE
~ pay cash for City Orders for few days only,
Call at No 30 Main street 90 decl-lms
EWyO PORH P.gCHER $1,000 Shs.
Il Alum Salt, in fine order, for sale by
-.declR5 go ne q E1El SAMUEL ORR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-02

hsIs- The Prince of Wales has been APP
pointed Colonel in the British Army
The new Colonel is just seventeen years OF
age. .9ea i1z
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-02

NRUCsEI's- Ann TUHS-5O DOzEsH'
ND Buckets, Blue and Red; ---.. .t. %.
5 so dozen Buckets, Red;
35 do do Blue and Green;
p do do Fancy;= s- .sls-
70 do hf do do; -.- --- Il
@ 70 do No 1 Tubs; 's
rl 25 do do do;
10 do do do; ass
% ~ Nest do; : ~ an
Is {5} Nest do;
sou IL dozen Common Half Bushels
10 do Iron Bound dol
30 do Wash Boards; -
@ = rs do RrooIns - -' ne
$3.50 realns ass'd Wrapping Paper
Received aud Tor sale cheap by as sd
WHEELER & RIGGS, No. IT.,
nev23 -4- Corner First and Sycamore SITS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-02

RVV M SFOBTss77 EssN'. . ~ 81 " e
= ceiveds-} dozen superior Rifles, ..ss -- #'
1855 2 do, double baTreled Shot Guns
CO 3 DO single do do,
i- L do Rev0lvers, ass d. makers,
z do Pistols, do de-, -
9 gross Gun WaCs, ass'd,
49,. 2j0,t0o Percussion Caps.
Shot Belts, Pouches, Powder Fiasks. Besides a
large variety of Gun Trimmings.
deal GEO : SONNTAG.s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-02
" OOR HERE-RE.gD TINS.

N ODh EfEEE-RE.gEB THIS.
&z If you want to get good Hay, -%~
If you want t. get good Corn,
ii you want TO get good Oats,
20 If you want to get good Bran,
If you want TO get good Crushed Feed
If you want to get good Chicken Feed, f ..
If yon want to get good Corn Meal,
II you want TO get good Timothy Seed,
If you want to get good Grass Seeds of any and
every kind, call al RUSTON'S Feed and Seed Store,
under the Telegraph Office, where you can be ac-
commodated as cheap as the cheapest and good
as the best delivered in any part of the city free of
drayage. Recolect, at RUST 0N'S, ON Water street.
Just received, my first shipment by Canal, 100
tons of frst-rate Timothy Hay, and for sale
cheap. Isept2Sl II. 3. r.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-02


~ EN- Syrup, extra,
Rebeiled sugar house Moasses,
Crushed Sugar,
Powdered Sugar
Loaf Sugar,
100 gross Gates New York Matches s
% dozen Durkee's Stove Blaeking - E4 &
10 dozen iron bound Half Bushels Received
and for sale by (novl) y. III. COOK & SON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-02

THL7X NOTECE-.t'OTECEE IS HE RE-
IR by given to the Tax Payers Of Nanderburgh
County, that have received from the Auditor of
the County the Tax Duplicate for the current year,
and will be prepared to receive the Taxes assessed
for the current year (S5S) at my Office, from and
after the 18th day OF October, 1858
For the rate of Taxation for the current year. SEQ
small hand bills posted up through the County.
THEODORE EENEMANN,
oct22-6Wd y. Treasurer of Yall. Co
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Aud many other good things, at
nDy2l VI n COOK d. SONS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-04
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The Chamber OK Commerce met yesterday aiternO On,
in the Dir, otors room Of the Merchants Bank-PELA
TIAH PERIT in the char.
ID ii. Haght j. Smith IIomsas, j.. j.. Frost, john
b. Satieithw ait George Opdyke q. ii AS ell, I. w.
Tlemarn Isaac Newton and VIM. Hacden were uuau-
imousy elected members OF the Chamber.
MIR. C. BARsTOw offered preamble and resoluti )ns
expressive of regret at the death Ct Arson g. Phelps
winch unanimously adopted.
Mr. L. a. CocklIng was unanimously elected men,
Der of the Committee of Arbitration.
TIE CHAIR stated that the rooms Of the Cham
Der would be opened on Thursday next at 10 o'co:k
when President Kirg # Columbia College would d.;
liver al sdoress. Addresses might also be expected
from members Of tho Chamber A resolution also
passed returning thanks to the officers OF the Mer
cnaLts' Bank for The use Of the Directors room as
place of meeting for the Chamber dunDg the past
year, after which the meeting adjourned.
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MARRlRD.
BUfEY
lIalv Caaunriaa

BROWE-BUYEY-Ou Tuesday Juoe az the Church Of the
Holy Communion, by the Rs. DR. Mulenbe'sh william ..
Bown Toledo Ohio to Mics Henrietta D. daughter u he
lsie Us,idI. Buyer Of this city.
LISTER-sMiTH-o On rssS5.y -~sins paas .p-<Ae A~s.
Dr map VI Edwin Li'tol VI Tsy,swn, 10 Mice hasssh
A snith of this ely
MATHER-STEyE Ems On ruesSsy. June By the Rsv .
Kinney Mr. Noes Msth-r TO Mis- Mary Elm s,svsaA
Both u DSip, Corn.
RlcE-BELL-On WEDNESDAY. Jane BY the Rev. Tho n.
Has,iI John Rice TO Cornes w, youose.t dsushtr Il
rs,id Bell. req. sll OF this city. To
THOMPSON SON At Newbnrsb, on Tuesday, Isgs T.
BY the Rsy. J. b. w. Sloan Of hewYork City. the Rev
Thompson Pastor Of the Second Reformed Pf-sbg
tssn cburch Of that vlsge to May r. dscs tr 81 Jos
Law sob .,a. II that village.
THORNs-ALLSTON-O Ga WedDesdsy jane D. BY chs Rsv.
Roche Of the Allen ieet Methodist Episcopal Chah.
Nj EIedeihk d. Thons late OF Charleston, y G. to Nile
Ann Aon. dan shsi Of the lsts John AIston
WESTON MACY-In Mebts C,yuga County, " on rvss
a, ever Ing Jurs 81 The r.s snc@ Of the brdss thes ~
Ms R,yA p Bosfrd Mr. George Weston - Ai0 CAthanns
UP your gest daughter Of Henry >. Macy, eco
N,GtiAh- BUCkLEY-At Troy, n Y. on Wednesday Juas
BY the Rev DR. G IL Tn, NJ Wgasm Of this ctty, 70
Phsbe NJ, daughter OFF a. buck ey, esq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-04

TROUBLE AMONG TIE DEMocRAcY.-Ths Demo-
cr.tic General Committee of Kings County at their
last meeting passed resolution eIpeliog Hugh Nc
L,ughln of the Fourth and John Cunningham OF the
Seventh Ward, for being bules and rowde', and a.
tempting to control the Committee. The expelled
M mbersare the principal roughand-ready fellows be
longing to the Democracy in Brooklyn. Tney have
heretofore controlled the Committees and Primary
Meetings, and carried affairs just they saw proper
TAe iesu!t Of this action will doubtless, be split in
tie party.
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A CARD.
To N, Editor Of The ". Y. Tribune

To N, Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribune.
SIR You will pesse contradict the report o.
the of William Moreyp-nIy, A'opg VITA FOL
other persons the Of Sixth and Thirty
street. yesterday morning OF o. lock The Undersigned, no
believes be tbs Only q that rsme IN this ely not
see1 nor Goes be know ybns sboa. the pae who were
He impose mistake Of your reporter snd by g'ips
the same rabciy this denial will cont sfavor on
WIN MONEYPENNY Of No. 10 Teompson street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-04

On, CHRIsTorHER We were called upon on
Wednesday by slightly rate man who took
verey to task for ssertlng that George Christopher
pilot, had attempted TO commit suiciie. He averred
tdat he was the man spoken Of and that he had done
DO such thing; that he hal not been on spree. hal
DO wife, and therefore grievously Injured by the
saTy. Upon visiting the City Hospital last night oar
reporter found George Christopher, pilot in bed, with
bullet still in bis breast, shot there by his own act in
az attempt TO commit suicide. 1t is barely possible
That there may be more than one Christopher hight
George. following the praise worthy cal ing Of pilot.
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BROOKZYN ITEMS.

GRAND FESTIVAL AMONG The GERMASs.-feGer-
day YVES what is termed among the Germans Corpus
Christi Day" which is invariably celebrated o. toe
German Catholics In this and the cd country wltn
appropriate ceremonies. grand Mas lad in the
Cstholic Church in Montroee avenue, which was
attended by al the Catholics in the neghborhood as
well as by The Wsehinghton Guard Capt JOHN A.
Sasl In uniform. The principal exercises 10 the
church conss I'd in the elevation OF the ost, the
reading of the Gospels of Saints Matthew Mark, Luke
and Jobr At the conclusion of each of these the
cor greeaton salued the altar and the military pre-
sented arms. Outside wss small field. piece, which
was discharged, and the bells of the church were
ruDg. 1t was general holiday snorg the Germans
of the Sixteenth Ward, and all passed OF quietly.
The most extensive celebration this day il ia V.nns,
where al classes participate IN the celebration.
SHoPLIYTISG.-Recenty the petty thieves have
been esnyns quite extensive bushes. IL tas wsy o.
socPitns Jsut. IInnor wa. srssed on Wsdoe.das -il
Of stair tsrpeiins ou the store Of Nj M,r-y G.nd ',et
n s..sd b. or Jhnon Y ~ sI Pseiuc: yesterday
morning for .i"sLs bag Of h9qr from the 1ers .. r,-
thirty Gays.
Az ASsAULr.-Sherrod Kidd regra, WAS arrested
by the officers 4 the finh Precnc, Wednesday night ''
.sutns M.ry Pr sion hous IN North seventh 'tiss r ia.
lie "" ervesd d assault and battery Snd 'ra - me reeA
tisIy fer Thirty days
RoBBERIEs Os LONG l,LASD.--Tae house OF ~.
Ednrnd. CyIf.s. Hls has ben entered t~i ~itha
pact aba tLtife kcc The
taken hretom On Tuesday lisht bufSAEs vNleei &c
house 81 Captain biiee Wocdha ald stole ny
u rev p~ins silver wsioh ami feyeTa articles Of thns
In h a.t,nc.. tire robbery effected whoai iis'1' 'ne
i.rsies.
THE ATDTCrIoS CAsr-Juis Row, ares,ei on
W'ene.d'y o. ih- ,hrf- Of attempting - abtlc jls AZ
isneo fl'irs Ce for tie pup 4 PHI s- "a n's .
M Am. IN New foTt brought before Justice IIhHt ys
tecsy' having sIen the previous ngli II all nt wAtst *
sniusior sdu t.ei - bali t" % sws 'f = loa
II. Crsrd Jun. Captain George NSTTi. ecinis 1st 'asJ
CLANS 10 III PROTECTED The bosu OF nrPs',
yot. raised az A. - Ia, p~i.s b. watch tn. issa. Of
III, sts% e,sus 0vessSi Bay AL oast wse" waa 'H'
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IAdxnrtisarlent.l
10 Geo readers have

10000 readers have yet to learn how to make
money it, aud where to 60 to get o'd ptrd
tsien for Is cents dollar aud r-sizs glorious s.is's
ton by visit HOLINESS PHoToGRAPH GALLERY No w
Broadway.
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lAdyeIiiseInent.l
FAREWELL TO ROSAIIND HUBERT.-A Ion

frew-. To NIcHT the positively lss Pe!rmsqce At Bar
NUNS MUSEUM this beautiful this brwchns, tn deeply
citing American Dsms with Miss Sus,u denim Rosalind
advise all throw tits Chance Enesul oae u
the productions language. The hiLLERs MAID
performed TINS AFTERNOON.
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IAdxrIti.ement.l

PURDY's NATIONAL THEATER.- Mr.
T. B chsId takes hi, beneft st this House and presents thee
attractive pieces, viz; THE DARK LADY OF DooNA hosNsoN
AND MS MoAKEY aud FOREST BoSDY, Dancing, Singing.
&c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-04

TEAs.-The CANTON TEA COMPANY have or
hand every variety TEAS for 6oce and Tea Dealers and pt
fnieA Souchons Ooons and Youn1 Hyson from 10 %
Gunpowder aud Imperial from DO - Zoe An other quail
nee equally Also, Sh boxes good FAMILY TIA fot 81
ca and examine No. rs Chatham g. b7t~esn Pearl sal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-04

As EARNEST ArPEAL.-The Welsh Congregational
Church in Eleventh street in this city, are now making
applications to the Christian public for aid to psy of
the bslsnce debt Of IS 900 their house OF wor-
chip, ard the pastor, the Rev. Robert d. Thomas,
Nc. III Eighth avenue, is authorized to receive sub
scrptions. Their appeal is seconded by seventeen
influential pastors of different religious denominations,
namely, Dire Thompaon, Cheever, Storrs, Beecher,
Burcbsrd, Hatfield, HIsco1, w. r. Williams, Tying,
A. ID. Smith, Cuyer, Hutton, Krebs, Potts Prentiss,
Stevens, and Strickland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-04

DEATH OF A Observation-Disclosures was yester-
day received in this city of the death Of the Rev. j. H.
vinton Of Rangocn, Burmah. Mr.. vinton was for
many yeaIs 4 missionary of the American Baptist Mis-
siopsry Union and at the time of his death was con-
recttd with the Free Mission Society.
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IAdverIis~fnent
TIE METAIWC TABLET STROP-Invented

Gro S.uNprRs ls6-1b the genuine Article. has never
been quaed producing the keenes posse edge to razot
Can L. obsined the subscribers ard sole manufacturers
s. SAUNDERS, store No. 7 Aston House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-04

BRUTAL AND BaRBARors TREATMENT OF Al
ORPH.s-A few days sgo an orphan girl osmsd
Elizabeth Simpson through her Counsel, eI-Judge
Philips, made application a. the Jefferson Market
Police Court for dissolution of indeuture of sPpren-
tceebip, On the ground of the most c'ue bruts and
bs,bs,ous treatment she has received from thcss to
whom she was bound Il appears from her statements
thu, On or about the month Of November, 1854, Eliza
beth was sppreusced to Ars Caleb Ward OF No. :
Ali, cdor.pace. by the "New-York Orphan Asylum
Society," shortly after which time che went 20 reside
!, N, Wa,as family. Elissaeth s,sges TIA. Tor the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-04
tOus of periodci in c.ses Of asthm', &C., in ps's0n'

tome of periodici in c.ses Of asthms, &C., in psrsOn'
coming from the West.
N H. WARNHR, NJ. D., Bufl.lo n. y, said ne NAG
had god deal Of pract with this disease. ne nsi
treated il ALPHABETICALLY for nine years Out s'nce ne
has found homeopathy sufficiently abe 10 cu'e oil
cssee High dilutsiions are preera,U1'e 70 lDW
once. Had used quniDe when the Gnii, ano i ever
came together. Natrum muristicum hsd also been
svccs esfu in his hands. NJ, -,
periepcs agreed very much With thai OF DR. Warren,
.xc4u, Al 2ar as big atenustions are concerned he
cons dared there /. as disease easier TO cure II we
o,Iy sSIsctsd the right remedy. One of his mos
t,n;,bIesome cases he had cured with NatrUm Muir
,,,;Ss,1 Another wac cured vita Isnatia." He did
,ot ,l;,k that the physicians were careful enough IN
~ sston OF remedies in their adherence to the
,nss Il Hshpemspn Did not .hisk the degree of at
tsnuation OF mucl Importance.
DE- WARD o. Newsrk wished 10 know why Ignata
was given In the case referred TO-
D.. MCMASUs said il was given because of thirst in
Il cod stage OF the disease the absence Of it in
t. fever.
DIR. WARD wished 20 know whsn to prescribe
Jgratia homeopethically.
DR.. MCMASUs said ne should take the matter of
thirst as a kind of Landmark; bu, there might be
other remedies. II difficult to fix upon specific
remedies.
The Society then adjourned to o'clock.
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IAdyertisement-l
LIGHTNING Rops.-A. NJ. OUIMBY & Son, No.

NINU YVf''fHf -
lly Essssu-st New York continue furnish and anS 70
buildings their "lsPsovED LIGHTNING RODS" They nsye
had and bsyr been unifcrny successful
protection a buildings from lightning Orders
should BE- addressed o. aboye only.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-04
CIT Y ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF MUslc,-The performance of Nerdis
ola Trsvata on Wednesday evening WAS greeted
with large and fashionao Die audience. We have on
former occasion spoken in detail of Madame GAIA
pigas rendition of the heroine in this opera The
piece offers ample opportunity for the dsplay of the
wonderful dramatic powers possessed by this lady,
especial in the ast ac; and, aside from defects
in brilliant vocslizatiop che msy be considered the
greatest interpreter of the part on the lyric stage
TIE opera was well performed throughout, Messrs
Brgnoh and Amodio assuming their original roles.
The latter was in better v,ce than on Monday even
irg, and consequently his efforts keenly appre-
csted.
This evening ctr avsta will be repeated, aud on
Saturday Matinee.
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COURT OF SPECIAL sESslONs-Jup- s-Bssors yusaess
BsowNkLL. wtLsH snd BssNsN.

BsowNkLL, wfLsH and BRsAsAS.
Number ut casts u the Calendar, Ii.
joseph Ksre pleaded guilty TO stealing Q shawl.
Psrteut'Ny month.
Join Mel, nrel WAS convicted OF s'esling three
packages q kuives and forks Penit~u,sry six months
Ellen Eager pleaded guilty to an assault and beA-
t,ry Mary Rice ss-d years City rr+op ten dAys.
John Smith was convicted It attempting 10 sseaa
shaw. and other property. P.ui,ensry month
VIM. Dram WAS convicted Of stealing gold ocket
ard othes srticles. Pspiten,iary four months.
Louis Gssslinser convicted Of assaut I'D
battery on Hsnirt Linton. City Prison ten days
Vim. Snyder was convicted Of an assault and Bat
terry Aida snyder City Prison ten days
CHARLES Whitman was convicted Of keeping disor.
dtrly house. Judenea. suspended.
Ann Collins pleaded guilty to stealing two plasks.
Judgment p nded.
James Coproy was convicted Of stealing qusntity
OF cottc PeIiteptisry month.
AcLile Frechette pleaded guilty to stealing qsas-
tity OF sewing ,lk Penteptisry thirty days
Of othins. P.ni trtisy three monhs
Wm. O CorIor convicted Of an assault and bas-
terry on Jo.eph Ryan. P.nien,iAy two months.
James Riley pleaded guilty TO an assault aud ba&-
Eliza Riley PeDen,isry two mouths
Patrick Delany was convicted Of an assault md
battery Gu Mary McTesgue. Judgment sasp-eded-
Henrietta Lawrence Was convicted OF an Assault
Ard battery " m MsCsferty. Fined SO
ParCk Gslla cher wss convicted Q! ceiling an
wholesome meat Fired s.
Henry Myers ~ss convicted Of assault and Bet
ters James Hanlon Judgment su.pcu 3ed.
John Lswer convic.sd Of assault aud battarI
Patrick McSweeoy Judgment suspended
Number OF tonyittiops 49,
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AdVrfIi-rmcht
hADY'S GALLERIES.
PpoTOGRAPHs.
IAdXnItisealent.

AnBRoTYPEs and DAGUEEKEoIYr,S
Nos $50 ard rs Broadway, NewYoFk aud No So Pens'y
snis. sy MsshI gton ID. G.
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COURT OF APPEALS-JuNE Q I&s

Noe. 4O5 ard 4O7. the N,w-York Police cascS.
argued Mr. CUrs Noyes aud M d. Field counsel fas
Police Commissioner, the spPesnts; Mr. Nicbois. Hll NJ
Charles OConor ard Mr. Gh. Dtau counsel for hs Peopts
upon relation of members Of the old police force re~Pss
detfs.
No. 5S-Restrvsd for June n.
No. - SfrCck n.
No 6f-fxchs ngsd with 49,
CseldaI for Inc SIS. 81, I. 5, g. 81, :. 9, ~
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MECHANICS ISs1I1urE-Offieers for 1853 9: Pres

MECHANICS INSTII TK.-UfIctTs TOT 100 ,. fIteI-
dent he Hon. Hamilton Fish.
Fft Vic. President, Prot james J. map~s
Second Vice President Afr Csso" 0rss Manufacturer
Third Vice President, John b. " htnisn Dyer.
Treasurer Geoge w. Glaze Boot and Shoe Manufacturer
C,sIespoIGing Secretary, Prot Samuel Btswick.
Recording Secretary. James Mcdonald Psno Forte Msnuf.c
Directors william Miles Leather M.uuaturer; Peter C,oo-
Glse Manufacturer: wilson o. Hunt MrrchaDti Dsvid II
KDsPp aud Builder John w Reid Msau.sctlr-r of
CHI mi AppsIstus; EshF Pmdy PIesdsn: six
penny Savings Bark; james 8. Cu,te Ship ysnsr D,ue
Icrbtr Mason ard Builder John T. Smith Chemist; Daniel
OBien. Attorney and Counselor at Law Henry Newton
Piano Manufacturer john W. Norton A.nutsu,er of
T,leersphic Appsrsu- Htny Rcn~iek. Con'uung East
ner f. c. Trsdwtn Patent Agent; Thomas Hennessy Mo.de
snd Oinsuentsl Ps.ter.r; Thomas Little Architect Thonas
McGruiy Merchant Tailor; Henry McDononsh Mlcains.
Robot j. bitemor-, Res Ests;s Agut; Fred W. Beers
COiheT
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METROPOLITAN POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
TIE Board of Metropolitan Commissioners met yes
teddy afternoon, Gen. Nye only being absent syor
TIrMANs was appointed to preside.
A communication from Harry Howard, Chief Engi-
neer Of the Fire Department calls the attention Of
the Board TO the city ordinance prohibiting runners
fom hanging around the houses, and getting on the
brakes and ropes Of the fire apparatus. The
ner system having bsen repudiated by the Fire De-
pertinent, Mr. Howard wishes the Police TO aid in
keeping off the runners. Tue General Superintendent;
was directed to execute the ordinance.
A commune stiOD from Judge rawel Of Brooklyn,
asking IT. at the disp stIon OF stolen property,
subject OF dispute between him AMI Deputy Supern.
teroent Folk, may be settled. Referred u the Com
miltee on Disc pine.
An invitation to be present at the opening Of the
rev depot Of the New Jersey Railroad and Tfansp0r-
tstion Company at Jersey City, was accepted.
A communication, Suggesting the requirement. of
hacsnen TO wear badge was referred to the Mayor
Messrs. BOwES, STKANAHAS and SrILLNAs re
ported on complaints sgaiDst policemen, after which
the Board Mt into secret session. Two men were dis
charged, Officers Chas. ID. Albertson and Cnauncey
Edwards. Mr. Edwards charged with having
stter dad McLsug hin's dog.pt. On the defense 1t
was alleged that the why the charge was made
against him, that he would not pay his quota
toward that $4,000 house and lot for Gen. Nye.
A little testimony given by Capt. Hsrtt, on cross
examination, on this point, reminds us vIvldy OF the
day when Gen. Nye told reporters that he knew there
was no such scheme on foot.
From Cap: Hsrtts testimony
Dlu quest INC vi you IoiNO w
subscribe for house for ons # the Police Comnis.
siopers
Capt. HARTT-In coming into office under the
Metropolitan act, found strong prejudlces srrayed
sgainst US, from al the officers Of the City Govern
nent, both judicial and executive and great msny
of the lswyers; we found our position to be one
of extreme peril resisted 10 discharge Of our
duty, misre presented and maRned in every possible
form 10 our trouble We made of the Com mission
ers, Gen. Nye, our legal adviser and hsyiog seen
others feeling the way We had thought 1t proper
TO make him suitable alton for nis services;
the Captains of Police held meeting to that effect,
and resolved to do 80, it having been Gust omsry
thing in the Department FROM its organization in ae,
corcapce with that spoke to our men about - and
tod those who desired do any thing toward III did
not cay hoped they would all subscribe there was
no coInpulsion upon any there were mona ofthem
who subscribed, but woen pay day came, taose who
were willing paid 81 that Paa;essed Tor VA Tae,
while we concluded 10 abandon it, and to give the
money back 20 each msn and they took it,.
90. What amount sum, dill the Captains OF
Police conclude to make up toward the payment OF
said house
"Cspt. HART - There have been complaints
against others who did not pay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-04

COURT CALENDAR-TNs Dav.
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1857 1863, lC7i, 1873 i075 ic17. 1919