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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13
CRICkET,M MATCH.

PHILADELPHIA VERSUS NEW-YORK.
The ma ch between the Philadelphia Club ard the
st. Georges Of this city, was commenced yesterday
morning at II clock at the lioboken CrcketGfoun
The weather WAS during the grester part of the day.
favorable to the players, the atmosphere being quite
cool and bracrg compsrsd with that Of the previous
two DAYS. Toward evening spdnklng of ram inter-
rupted the sport, but il was only for few moments
The game was resumed and cricket va, wsgoi untd
O'Clock u the evening, when the gsne being uaia-
ished il was adjourned until this morning at 10 O'Clock.
when il il does not rain much, the friendly contest
will be renewed AID ended, and the winners will DO
n,essnt. with nsw cricket ball tho usual prize.
Tie st. Georges had the first inoings, and played
excellenty, SEQ ing 90 Ia the second innings, how
ever the heavy work Of the day told severely upon
them, as was shown by their play. They have only
three to 90 in fresh thi, morning and the Phia-
dephisrs are pretty confident Of WANING. 10 their
rst innings the Philadelpl ans played very fairly, bat
not being accustomed to the ground, tney hardly did
so well as they 10 doubt do on their own. They
scored - in their first innings. The st. Georges hal
scored 6S at the time OF adjournment There we're tso
usual fortunes and misfortunss of cricket darg tho
day but the most noted piece Of bsd luck for side
AZ good luck for the other the bowling out of the
Wrights, p6rsd f by Burcsy, without either OF them
get,ifg a run aud directly after each other. Below
We give the score:
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The bill ALLOWING the House of c 'mmors to adcit
o.ssed ia seoood reading 10 the House OF Lords
BY 46 majority.
TIE Uouse Of Lords had rejected the bill to abolish
the church rates by a large nej rity.
The Commons were engaged in the consideration ol
the bill for the government OF lni a.
Parliament would be prorogued before the eha o'
July.
Considerable anxiety about the Atlantic caoe was
feit at the departure OF the Canada.
private me eting Of the shaiehoders OF the linoi'
Central Railroad han been held in London Com
niitee was appointed TO cok into the affairs Ct the
Company, and delegate goes to New-York.
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PERSONAL.

Gov. Ujhszy the Hungarian p.triot and exile, las
been spending few days IN this city, and left last
Saturday on bis return to bis home in FsIss lie VI"
here on biz way from Europe wh ther he has been 70
vsit the members of bis family. As the Au'tnaoGov-
erument would not allow him TO enter liuogAy, his
relatives were obi god to NEE, him in Belgium. Th'
interview took place in Ghsnt. His daughter, Mham'
Ms5rasz, accompanied bin back to Amsncs'
DR.. Lees publishes in The Gla'g0~ Ner, STATE
,bs, the retrac ion m.ls in his recent libel case,
in which he was the defendant and John b. ,ugh the
plaintiff, was made by his counsel and sgsinst hs
wishes. DR.. Lees wished the case to be tired bYs
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TgRFt DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
,r,,r CANADA OFF CAPE RACE.

,..,-o,-xnt ,Np ,Np AMERICAN TELyehAPH Con-
10. y,sY~s LSfs-OiFIcE NO q "'II ''N'''I
81. JoHy's, n. +, Monday, July II 1913
The Royal M,il steamship Canada from Liverpool 20
80 SATURDAY. tie Sd met, pa''ed Cape Race a. -
sl,cck,m. IRE dispatch is rot dated, sed we are
v.rs,,,io whether she passed the Cape Monday or
sudsy mcrnieg.-RPl =
The Csns5s wss inte csp'si by the new' Ja'ht OF
a.. A.,ocs.ca Pftss. which obtaired the following
summary Of n,rrevs. N'i'''' the we't1FT enc '''''
''S.oed ~, The number Of passengers is sreported
IT, .o,ew-stesushp Iodisn from Quebec, arrived
.,;...,nool on the 30.h ult Tie steamship Njrtl
Co. rom New Yo,k, arrived at Southampton on the
lst Of July. spd the Kangaroo, from Ne" ie'k, ar
r,v,d q. Liverpool on the same day.
The news by the Cassda IL Of but little mp 'rtance.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

sEi life and property rendered more secure Every
body knows that no mails viii be csrried by these
overar routes except to the army in Utah and the
military stations. They viii ,eek the most eN oedl-
tous channels they have always heretofore done,
and not California Member Of Congress viii be
found crossing by : stsge coach, when he can GET
steamboat, 70 transport him-ard free al thst as
appears 70 be their custom. In times of an over.
flowing Treasury and undoubted prosperity there
might have been some apology for these expert.
ments, but there can be no justification under pre-
sent circumstances. INDEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

FROM ST. DoNISco.--By the arrival Of tbs British
brig John Butler, Cap. Park, have pspsrs from
Santiago de los Csbaleios ssh Domingo, 20 June 49,
They cortsin 4 conhimrion of the sivces already re
ceived, that the revolution had osy ended aoi the
City Of San Domingo had been Internationally sur
rendered to the lesi,imste suhori'y of the oouu,ry
Bsez had left the island and the army OF Gen. San.
tsna had with gres' rejoicing entered the city. The
papers are full Of the official documents bu, contain
TO additional particulars Of interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

ArIJMPr 10 UEyRAVD RAILRoAD CosPass'Tt
vouno man named Wm. J. Price was arrested 90 90.
~ sfrsnoop for attempting to def aud the 8os'ou
sna Lowell Railroad CoDpssy. He cane from L,s'
el. and on arriving at the depot, 'tols ms oaa "S%,
which be put upon .ssk sSd ,ns ND Sssa
a. ~. t,n,k which Of course, vas Lot found n"
- ,.nre,eptsd that it contained property W tas
ssrs ~ 400. for which he asked TO be indsmnfsd;
This Old 90. su.ser HIS .Isss "a. ,ous' Hso.
srtv rsrth IS. lie wss accordingly arrested iof ~
.t,.mpt to dsffsud and he shouA Lave an extra pa.'
irhmsrt for his folly in snpposiAg he coud omee
railroad c,up psny in that fashDa. boet"n A'~'-
Judge Potter has refused . msedsrus 70 coIp,'
spS.r wbc, ~" hoS tss;r oa.cs explicit cad the
Couy. csp/.o, interfere. AID I''' '"~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

DRY JOsE oS WIT SUBJEcr-Se" tho
mouth of the Ohio are two rival cities, which sons
times m,rsge to keep their heads above waisr The
editors of both to ~ns have been telling come qlss'
stories abou. the late submsrge. The Mound Guy
Emooum N is responsible for the sub 'ined dry ok' On
" The ,,.smsr Manchester has been engaged losif.
tte leyee AZ Cairo, during considerable Pofhon OF
the past week to-i0g houses NON one HSs' TSs ssoo
tbst sbe tofs part Of her bottom OF by running over
tbs Ton OF the Taylor House, 10 without fouEds;'oa.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

MORE INDIAN 0rrRAcEs.A letter has been re-
eeved at st. Paul SAYS The Pioneer, from the Rev.
hr Becour, ating that the Sioux Indians had in
vested the settlement of st. Joseph, nser Pemoina
Up to tie date Of Mr.. Becours letter. June II. no
h,es had been taken but some xertyive horses and
arumber Of cattle had been stolen by the SionI.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13

The change was strongly urged by Aid. Pierson,
ard opposed by Aldermen hslbisisch Scnoes. ID Jug.
lsss and others tie lster being in favor of holding
the contractors to the original price agreed upon,
namely, 81 200 0C0. Oo the other hsnd, WAS con
tended that larger supply Of water thsn could be
obtained through the open canal necessary for the
increasing wants Of the city.
TIE resolutions were eventually put and the first
one was lost by vote of Yeas 10 10 Nays aod the
stcord by 3 Yeas 70 L. Nays.
The change was urged IN the last Board as one of
Iied bet the decisive vote OF The present Board pre-.
clu6es sl probability of = charge this year.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13
Arrest of "a Murderess.

ALBANY Monday, July tt Io1S.
Mrs. Hartung, under indictment here for the nur-
der of her and was arrested IN New-Jersey yes
teIday, and brought up in the boat tins morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.
THE CLOSED CONDUIT AND OPEN CANAL
OF THE WATER-WORkS

TIE CLOSED CONDUIT AND OPEN CANAL
OF THE WATER WORKS.
TIE Board met last night AID. kALBfLEIscH, pre-
siding.
The FIRST business taken up was the resolutions CT
AID. PIERsoN, submitted June !, proposing to suost-
tute eosed conduit from Jspacs Creek on the line
of the water works 10 place Of an open csns as PER
contract
The frst resolution expresses the opinion that the
cbaYce should be made imme iiateiy, and tHe open
canal sbsrdoned and that closed conduit be suost
iuted the entire distance from Jsmscs Creek 70 the
teimnus 90 far in the judgment Of the Commission
ers tie wants of the city should require.
Tie second resolution gives the assent OF the Com
mon Council TO an increased expenditure for the build
ing ot the proposed conduit ST charge not to exceed
$@i such portion thereof IS the Commissioners
shsll Gt elm necessary.
TIE length OF TIE main lLe is seven miles. and
lateral branches two miles. The comparative cost of
the G. dut and canal from Jamaica Creek TO Hemp
stead Pond is as follows:
Conaui, ard brsrchs whole iis,ance......... SS676
Ccaiuli, cansl and blsIch casls........... .bIlSS
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PHILADELPHIA CLUB.
Fiy.f IaHiags

Tbus far it will be perceived that the chances arc
tolerably balanced, which fsot will tend to make TO-
morrow. play highly exciting.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13
FRANCE.

TIE rews from Frarce is Of an urimpor.ant de:cIip
ton.
Conmelc;al affairs had improved E. Lyons and
Marsi.ts.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13
SPAIN.

TIE Spanish Ministry had resigned, ard e new Csb
net had been formed with Gen. ODonnei at is head
a. Minister Of Foreign Affairs and War.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13
INDIA.

Ttere is othDg le,er from India.
The a6vces from other portions OF Europe are gen.
erslly W important.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL COTToS MARKET.-The Brokers Or
cr rpos the sses for the week at II 900 bales OF
eco speculation and 1000 for export Al s-
tss bsd sdysnoed d5l66 some Circulars say dd & &ioe
s.es on Fday were tns,ed bales OF which 1000
specusot sD1 for exp rtes the market closing hfm
49, 4. n fl,,f,a 4 VrfafioT
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
5. G. Herr,ng q CO.'S Patent Champion SAFE.

TTNHE subscribers, grateful for past favors. and
finding discriminating public bcstowing their
that extent that exhibit all
enlarged opening
broadway No 2bi Murray
Hall This enlargement warehouse with
hand at all mo larger stock Of fire and burglar
other establishment world
will be had constructing private families
other furniture for the security Of plate cweiry
tNa Also
keep hand order
vaults Halls locks
oness patent perturbation bank lock and Cyge
patent letter lock, without key.
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No. 251 Broadway, Murray st., New York.
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Washington, d. G.
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Notice for the Restoration OF Certain Lands
to Market In the State of Michigan.

TTNHE grant of land made by the act Of Congress-
approved June g. 1856, the State Michigan aid
construction Of certain Railroads therein mentioned
authorize the withdrawal
hereinafter described notice hereby that all The offered
lands which Ito outside u mii each side Rapids
and Indiana the Clint and PIERRE Marquette
Milwaukee, railroads. situated in the aforementioned townships
which selected grant,
subject uase enty
stored private the days and the
spsched, ~ the ordinary minimum Of 81 20 per
Al the land ONCE Iowa Monday Ms
neut, viz: lff.te.
North Of the base line Of Aerincipai meridian
Townships g. TO- H. H. 49, a. Is IL 49, 90 range
eleven.
Townships 10, H. H. a. H. IT, II, IS, 10, Of
Townships. TO- H. H. 49, H. Is TO- 49, 49,
Townships TO- H. r. 10, "a, IS 49, TO- Of
range fourteen.
townships TO- Is 49, H. 49, 90 Of range
Townships TO- ls ~, 49, 20 range
teen fst III 'ff GA,
Townships o, 10, 49, TO- TO- range
Townships TO- l5 TO- H. 49, 10, and 20, Of eighteen
Township 10, Of range nineteen.
At the Land obee rnAvxRsx Monday sirn day
AuGua next, viz.
Norh Of the base 'ia Of the prineipai meridian
Townships a. ~ 49, "a as 49, ~ 49, go a. and IS, range
ihirtcen
Townships ~ a. a. "a u.s. cs 81 a. range twelve
Townships a. a. a. "a rs and ~ of range eleven
Townships II a. a. ~, 81, aud ~, range
Townships 26 ~, 20, 10, 81, and %, Of nine
Townships ~ 49, 70, 30, 81 and 80, Of range eight,
Township 81 Of range seven
Washington tins eighth d.v NJ
June thousand eight dty eight
Thus A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General
june 10 wids
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DILING, &C., AT THE BROOKLYN NAVY
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

II
DEPARTMENT
Bureau Of Yards and Docks, June, 1858
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Bureau until IL o'clock
Instant, for excavalng pilng Ma
rinc Barracks al the Brooklyn Navy. yard
s spEcrcAToSs f#
necessary build
be made the following viz: ditch eet wide
mark with sides Of proper slope 70 prevents shppnS Inc ooa
rs 900 cubic yards, and much
may be eqored for backing sP The ionndaon wa s they are
Of tho yard select the balance to be distributed
the Tor the Of grading IN such manner MAJ
Piino piles foundations Of the
buildings will these VIII be furnished by the govern
nent at the spos where they c
and are 10 be from by contractor
pensc They driven I'll the walls the buildings
three feet from centres and the piles three feet from cen
depth which they expected
from Is 30 feet they all driven until
weighing ton inng will not
properly pointed and the heads by bands while driving
All the be cut % below high mark and
property trimmed 10 receive tho Gaping
The Gaping will by the government must
moved at c CONTRACTOR and properly and secured
each pile by oak locust trerus less than inches in
aeter AMI 70 inches long the the camping brought
fair and even surface tho foundation
All the refuse pieca other shall be AVA
upon the ground In such places the commandsnt direct
the use Of the government.
One le will by government COZ
tractor; lao will pay all ,br working and return
The whole be good faithful workmanke 10 @
satisfaction Of the commandment G the he completed WIN
in three months from and aflcr the
plan Of the buildings be the once q tle command
ant q the yard who will give further desired
Bidders must state tho Tor the whole work complete Pay
ncnts WIN be made monthly estimates II The superintendent pro
vided o work 10 prution the Ao~ 70 com
pes H. rcscrvins twenty cont each bill I'LL completion
Unless the bids which sh advertisement
reject them
June s-iawM JOS SMITH
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CHARLEs,s LONDON ], , CORDIAL DR. GIN.--THE

~ ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN IMPORTED This Gin,
distilled London from barley under the surveillance tho
Juniper Of the most valuable resoraves Of the
table kingdom rendering IT, in the opinion Of the eminent m
cal the and safest imuant diurcc drink
delcoas tonic, dccae differing entirely
other Gn and devoid that harsh acrd which
de the article known Holland Gin nap Objectionable
Though Intended medicine recommended by physicians
generally OF Dyspepsia out Rhcumasm mopsy Gravel
Cc Chca Fever and Structure Ms~ascs OF the Urinary
Kidneys and tho Bowels Nervous Debility &c. whilst the
weaker SIX viii find by It's adoption relief from distress
which frequently attend cir delicate organization
Valentine Mott IL New York. the highest medical authority
CHARILSS LONDON CORDIAL GIN "no only
othcr but the best article the kind he has
Is peculiarly adapted settlers in the southern
ates well for travellers exposed to changes aud
For sale Ave and thirty eight
BY all drugsk ruitcrers and merchants
Of limitations Buy only CHARIES. NONE OTHER n IMPORTED
he had in Washington II Ford Brother
B. Wilson, Hamilton Leach, Wallace Eliot Richard D. Ryon.
EDMUND G. CHARLES,
Importer, No. 10 Broadway, New York
EDMUND {. CHARLES, Importer,
Mar lily 40 broadway New York
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IL don, 1858, ~ ~. ftFf IA
Ceays History Of the Oucman Turks from tho beginning q their
Empire N the present time vol london 1883 with - so
Political ECONOMY, from the II Smith, Ricardo, Nautilus
Mil, Maccnoch, and Others vol London 1855 50
Dubtns Selection u English synonyms london 1858
Iiardwcks Shilling Baronetage for 1888. 81
1fardwicks Shilling Peeragc for 1883 ~ cents.
JohDsons PAtsceM Manual enlarged edition 81
Browns Twelve Lectures 10 the Mss Of liverpool 1853
The Boys Drawing lessons, London, 1868, I2. GENTS
On the Reform Of Pariamsn by Earl Grey VOL pudop 1855
a rs
May IL FRANCK TAYLOR.
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4 NBASCltAb AND SCfENIlfiC SCHOOL FOR
~ boys In Cambridge tho charge Of
Joseph lowering ~ professor Of Physics University
6eoree Lane m D. professor d latin
and D. smith, A. The third year Neqin on
in good families 49, '
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CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
tho principal OF world Also
tile credits for use in Europe, China, &c II
May 28-8mo+ 8 III
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BY the President or the United states

TN pursuance of law, /. James Buchanan, Preside,
J. Of the United s.isS q Anere. do hereby declare H
the TxKxoxr NsssAskA, Al the periods hereinafter d
A, he an Office at Rxowxsv1x commencing Monday the -
day If Ss<es, ne for the disposal Of se public lands a.
following named townslps, VIZ; esa
NertA Of Ae ba,e # Sysnpal s<sd.an
Tia. part township outside ths Sac Fox aud Bp
Breed Nelnahs reservation u range IL
and Half Breed Ncmaa reservation and Fractional townships ana
hip parts u townships A. aud outside IN
fractional township range Is
townships D. s. and 4 part township lAs H
Breed Nsmaha and township 9 Of range IL
Townships !, q g. 40 aud q o. range -
townships ! 81. = and Of r rsuse y
Township ], :, So. s and 8 q range 10
To~nshirs l, 2, a,s, O. and g. IL rang"s
Al NxasAsxA err commencing Monday e
the following named townships, Wig:
IF the haze Iias and If ~ sA principal werid,aa
Fractional townships and g. q range 10.
Township y aud fractional townships O. 10 H. and H. rang,
Townships s. O. TO- II, IL, township "a
Townships 10, and H. and Functional townships and IA
Townships T. s. o. TO- and H. township IL Of RAM
Townships TO- and H. and fractional townships 49, aud
townships 4 g. 49, and fractional townships a. TO- aud Ia q
range g.
A, CRY commencing Monday the saa
day s3sber n for the disposal Of tbs public lands within
following named townships, viz:
NorA Of < base Ene and east Of As A priacpal
Fractional townships 18 IA, 10, and 10, Of range a.
uships 49, IL, 10, 10, Of range
wnshps IA ard h. townships H. IS
tIonal townships II, IS, 10 aud 70, OF rarge IL.
Fractional township H. townships Is, a. rs 49, H.
fractional townships 10 and 20, Of range II.
Fractional Townships IL 49, and H. and townships IL,
49, and 90, OF range 10
fractional townships H. 49, and TO- townships H.
49, OF range 8.
appropriated schools military other
purposes win DO excluded from the sales. F
The Offering the lands will tho
pointed and will proceed which they
until the whole shall have been offered and the sales thus
sale shall be longer than weeks and private
the lands will be- admitted until sfer the
the weeks.
Given my hand city Washington this thire,
day Of March, Donin thousand eight hundred 0y
eight. teS
JAMES BUCHANAN
By the President;
THos A. HgSDRcKs,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
NOTICE no PRE- EXEMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled right pro enpson the
within the nshrs and Of townships above
establish the the satisfaction Of the
0sd make p0yasf
practicable after s0 oce before the appointed
claimed, otherwise such claim will bcf orfeiled.
THOS A. HENDRICKS
Ap 3-1awtds Commissioner OF the General Land Once
IIntel. and Star.
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FOR STATIONERY.

n = .
war DnrARrxxsr june Z, 1868
Proposals department until IL O'Clock
Wednesday, the Goth day June for supplying the STATIONERY
the below year
the lst day Of July t~g tNh
The stationery must he b quality.
Samples accompany the bids.
The bidder Will required give bond with approved
right qun
titles deem proper and TO increase diminish the quaint
lies below stated 8ag#ss t& ait
Parss made Liaen .Sok
post ruled, machine made, weighing II lbs
single cap ruled machine made, weighing IL lbs
quarto post ruled machine made weighing lbs
per =
20 paper, per ,tN
8 rcams copying paper, per rcam
rcanis botting paper, per reans
10 envelope paper bull OF yellow, royal, per ream
20 dozen cards Perry's pens, per dozen cards
20 gross other metallic pens per
900 qniIs No. So per 900
20 dozen Conce's Fabcrs lend pencils per dozen
ivory folders, plain per dozen
= dozen crusers, ivory handles, dozen
/ dozen ivory wafer stamps, per dozen
i sand boxes, per dozen
dozen 4 bladed knives Rogers Sons per dozen
dozen nkstands 2inch, cut glass, per dozen
Maynard Noyes' other black ink, In quarts per
Is French lux, viAls, per dozen
dozen copying lux, dozen
200 waters, large, for department seal, per 900
20 pounds waters, common size per Id tNf
pounds sealing scarlet, per ID
10 pounds India rubber, prepared In pieces, per 10
10 ounces pounce, per ounce st&s
pecks black sand, per peck
10 taste, assorted, per dozen
100 doxen red tape, assorted sizes, dozen
Envelopes, (s5 weighing pound thousand
June 8--1aw4w i
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La proper facilities aud able tofuh furnish
for the Department OF the
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