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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-09

Enthusiastically on saturday morning, Nay >, Aler
long Illness Mrs wnakIs1sk BkissAss, vile
OF JohL r Rchrnlsnu.
the relatives s1d n ends are requested attend the fu
neral f0nA her residence, At Tompksasvue staten
Island, Monday morning, a. squster W tSeive ociock
The remains viii be taken 10 oreea y BOD Oemeters
bIAUsKOp Saturday, May >, OF scarlet lever MANY r.
ouiy dsughteT 81 Aaron =. and Elizabeth Bsaex, ssed
years, "a months and asys
BurNsOn thursday May o, rsosAs BrRss IN the 10Th
year IT his age.
Tue re sises sba friends VI family respectfully
iDvd 10 attend the funeral from No. 6 Mott sreet tbs
iSunc ~ afternoon, ~ t~v O'Clock.
Csuusa-un Thursday, May 8, Of consumption, kDscsD
u. CaKRIss, aged ~ years, mouths and 10 days
Toe funera will take plare ths Sunday sernood, Al
oclock, IRON the Ueaaqusiers OF the tvur.eeatn
Reeirr ct, IN Poplar street, Near HerrF, bronsln es
hirnds and Aclusint~nces are respectfully invited 70
sitend. .
CcH-ou saturday, Nay s, after short Illness, M.za,
Rs4 Cox, age - q
Tie irsnas VI the -rny those Of her faLer, Joh8 Pa
invited attend the fun raj her ste residence, no
ga FAST Ninth street. this Sunday s@rn1oa, a. two
o'CJNA.
,Msrx--on Frisay afterpoou Nay 7, saiiesly, sr
raRpla CvCMfrS, IN the Slst yezr OF his
H. reisIvcs and trepna, sni tAosc q his a'1'y, are
hvi'o, attend tho f1orra on Monday at iooo, At
geo clock, thCut iuTtasr Invitation, rUr h iits rbs
ccnce 20 3e1 Fourth strec..
THEfis- On FRIDAY, May aner p-otrlc.a i'lncss,
AmAsp W. EsBsTs, widow Of tie late John A ~ LJcets
the f. cnds and reanvts If the family f6sysctuly
brother law John Wocsey, No 10 Jly street, Brook
lyu, tts Sunday afternoon. at tnreo ooooS, without
ff.Uv ts;ion.
10 -Cn friday, Nay I, B1RsaRn FOR, aged n years
The reauvss AMI ends OF the family, also the Ninth
Recaett respectfully invited 20 atteud the funeral
ircu his late residence, No l13 Perry street, this (Sun-
GarTxfpM aorrisanis westchssser COUNTY, on Sstur-
dsy May NJ JoHs GkrrriD IN the Tith ysar Of hs
fc,ice o. me funeral will be given Mondays rerers
SvOoxss.-oo s~,arisT, xAJ 9, spsUss lAxS, son u
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


BxxRs--yAs Bsrr-On thursday evening, Nay o, by
the Rev :. L. Nehes, WILLIAM D. HAzkz W Mss AssA C.
Vas Bnuss, both ol THIS cIly.
HutuHros--MAiKs On tuesday evening, Nay T. BY
Rev Dr. McEroy at the residence Of the brides father.
g. J. HSrenroN Mss MAsI q. MANS, daughter Of Dr.
james Msirs, botn Of ths city.
acknowledgements saturday, May =, by Rev. h.
T. L. taylor, CALVIN u. DooK~oop 10 ANA b. NoopsAs,
both OF Brooglyn.
Macpa- sIp-Yousg-0n Tuesday May Z, Of Cutchoeue,
T. L. by Rev Ezra Young. father OF the BRIDE at his res
dence Mr.. WAsHSGros MACDONALD, OF b~ookIyn to Mss
MARTA AsABsiLa lousg.
sKNssx-M1ks-0n tuesday evening, May 4, b. Rlv.
Dr ncEroy At residence the brides stner kcGss
sxrsss aiss srsaIA A. kAIss daughter Of Dr. jane
MARS both Of this city.
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Army Intelligence.
GRNRHAI ORDxRS Nc

GkNkkAL ORDERS No. :.
HEADQUARTERS OF T1Is ARMY, Asw YORK, May !, 1903.
Commentators for sDe headquarters Of the army, TO
arrive and after the LIST Of June next, will be ad-
dressed TO weet Point, N. Y. By command OF Brcve.
Lieutenant General Scott
IRWIN MCDOWELL, Asst. Adj. Cen.
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CITY COmmERCiAl nEPORr.

FtorR.-Tbo market continued heavy, with sales OF
about 5000 900 bos, including fair TO good common
State q. 81 81 as, and extra do ~ 81 IS " so.
WHEAT lower but active at the decline. The
embraced about 30 900 40 900 bushels incldtg
900 busbes Western rel 1t Sc and Western bite st
81 Is.
CORN without change o. moment The chief Gales
consisted Of Southern yelOs at 75c &c nesied mixed
New ORLEANS al &C. CSC, aud white Southern a.
Tic. n nc. sales about 1000 oasnels
PORK steady ~itn sales OF about 500 COO bbs, noud
ing ress At SIS IS SIS 10, ana prime a. sls 20.
COTTON steady with moderate sales nj unchanged prices
NHlsKKY --Sales OF 4o0 bbs were made st 20tsc
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Prepared OH Ethul-A Substitute for God
liver eli. Qurru, Chemist 1855 Fourth
FkNfOi.D. CLAY CO.. No Fletcher street
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F~r1s Felt Hats JUST Rscesvod at Wh1te'b
fa rulnu sreel 0ents dress hsix sorag ayies. H. ~
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Gentlemen that Would Save Half = Dollar
spd hat which All othe Ia dneness and besny
VIII oaI on EsPEhsCdEiD, manufacturer Of gentemen's
hats. Ii6 Nassau street
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One Hundred AID Seven Years
so long and fsyorsby every part Of the ctv
S Ben BEsJaSis M
The bleudng Of the various pnncple- Of es,urS affinity
who relies upcn the Intrinsic merits OF this cee
s.eS ssP Us e he
learned chemists and scientific men generally are suoax his
ayspepss SICK or ch-onic hsaasch- and ssue female
CT up sns sSsa. 5 the Al
and thereby restore Zach cres7 70 sy action sey are
pr,pcps once 70, Camel street Brsndretb Building Sold
also at ao Bowery zi naoson street Price &c box.
The Dashing Chspeau nlusaru,
-' ''' ' s iI' Is ). No 2i4 Broadway.
The Musard list.
Ise mos. besutfa soft hs, ever issued
ukNin's, 20 ~ Broadway.
The Grand II,t In Paris
GEsIss. No zl4 Broadway.
The trade .uppp. Win dereo half dosea, Preach
packages, Al oEnISs. NO 2t Broadway.
The M~sard Soft Hats for Boys.
al GhSIss, No. n4 Broadway.
Herroo's New Patent Sewing nnchine, ss7
Bro.awy Only s sSp~' uSs = sAss Ss,ces mi ss
purchasing sil receive fun ins1uoasna
Locking Glasses, Pictsre Frames, &c,
new and S''1Il Sys. = FFsr S.xsa
SIS Broadway
Defiance saiamaades ssfes-Wish Patent
powder prot and bars ALSO FIRE AMI burglar
pros p-''' ' '' sossRf NJ PATRICK
New York wicc Railing Company.
knseHsy. mans snss Of AL kinds OF
Netstea A az Nork.
HUTgHINsOh WICKHRsaAM
81 broadway, near Pesri street, New York
Wllsoa,s Hair Color, Only 2Jc. . Bottle,
eoors the hair 10 elsek Or brown does not dye he skin
oo,or 10 . slo-.y "back or brown" agency SS Grand
the erug sure Applied IKE ~ser-no stain what
Bss~ssior.s Hair Dys. Wigs and Teupeea-
n. rect In the vord-s1rp~ a. male sod and sS-
p,e-a 81 The manufscsory xss Broadway.
Cvsss.aoro's Hair Oys, Wigs and Teupees.
Wholesale aud rstsl, asd the dye
prf,sisiy applied. 9 Asor house
Bauys Trscoy'hs rous is the Best and
ch.aps~, sro. iot cresss hsAsafying asns curling
"a cruEgktS
Radical CURE Truss, Supporters, Bandag-s.
elastic sschnn 40 81 NJ Rsp 90 s. No. Vesey street
shsrss-For sur. Eat 60 60 Green.
No As,or House
Br~r dr~sh's Pui..--Up Town OHssc at Mr.
nue. and ~enss eighth street
Us~ aCo.sar's" Extsp minstors- Depot, 3ss
Broadway, New YORK.
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NIOtneE1 OWu CIhtI0 tuFIT boyS, u ~ hBe"'
suite OF the Latest imported styles cheaper h<n
the extensive and vailed aock the boys ciothnB de-
pertinent 81 ROGERS KAYMvEDS, corner Of Fulton
and Nassxu streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-09

Neu Fashions In fsentiemen's Furnishing
,oos. nv s,evy SeAme~ at GREEN'S shit ssd sepusueus
6rrlanias sore, No Asef House..
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lbs would leave s4t4 2I2 10 be provided by the state
As se have SEEN the Aucitor estimates tue heane rom
revenue 10 the treasury at st0o0oo Ia OGobet Of
this wear Il Is calculated thai uoaey enough we're
wsstec could be furnished from time 70 time tnrOusn tue
yesr up 70 about t4oc 600.
The provision, therefore, n rightly inormsd,
for the payment % this years interest," be considered
"a certan-surrosng the companies m0rt hkely & Dc
taua should no, o. they presume will, themselves
ske provson out Of the mesnG in tner hands Tor the
July payment -, $50,
Naxt year the mill tax will be levic This will yield
$40 600 The surplus 10 the treasury from ord'aHrg
tsree payable into revenue after pay ment oil ordinary
exurfes Of TIE state aud TO the shOol fund, WILL II
celebrated, be 1927 800, shown above. The two %
ssther sl be 1901 500 The special iuads wncn he
drawn upon msy be recsoned Al ssJ,Oo0 The ton ap'
pcsble 10 ~sment OF interest the bonded ieb' may
10 set down al s5sI 500 during thai year not fea
sorsbs suppose that this aggregate viii os ts. "a any
m there 3 no isllscy these calculation, nav
meet resu Al the end Of 10000 which IA the least "a
vorsbe aspect will show ~ follows.-
Interest raid b. ROADS .......s...... ktoestS
In state Treasury spplcsble 70 in'eres. 6sI 800
---si $50, sfs
Total interest payable by state Isl ieeiS
Surplus means for paying .,.......... t'S,@%S 49,.
Ill $50 s-2
Tns certainty OF such results depends something, OF
oouss on the management Of tie rosis but hope Tor
the best in this respect The present managers have IN
their hands properly which, they know, viii r~lurc
css Atssnoe v IL inssrsss u order ns' ssssfsc'efT
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The Latest Importsfsc-s OF GentIem ms
furuishss roods and nne .srH aMooDYs ne- store ss2
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fyRovFR 4 BAKERS cRLEsRAryp FAMILY sew.
NT ins mschinss. 1sv broadway, New York. rnsse
eh-.s sre nov rusty sdnited 70 We he eest IN 80 fcs
Family sevss nskinG arocs asd eaasic uch vhicA
a Apohensnpa
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p,,est Pt,eaf Piies!-A Permsnet Cure for
u,. N, vITsFR's riie Suspostory viii any case Of
a,,srnsl on Internal piles see advertisement IN days
rapsr lsS Ro~ery
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Lire Pressrvsr, Made Expressly for the
use ~ captains and ocers of vessels s be- erhbion
Tor one wees Nerchanu E,cnange. Please call
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iollcs.y,. Ointment and PnIs-Nei

TEE "Co~sar's" Exts,minators- Depot, 3ss
Broadway, New YORK.
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CAs MIXTURES
m -he Iarss-s Of ch.ndeners b-sctets kc
he cty May sv be.uiifu pssterns Prices twenty
per csri below he rates Of isssye n.ur.co
eN add sa hroadway.
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Tho above shows the proportion which tbs state has
contributed road fund beng In the case OF Cairo
and Fulton per cent Hannibal 40 st. Joseph, ~ per
ccut Pacific, 90 per cent North Missouri, % per cent
and Iron Mountain, 65 per cent
In aaditon 10 the amount issued above stated, 81,
$50 600 may DO issued whenever the bonds can be sold
&C on the dollar; also $500, coo whenever the Platte
county road shall been completed 10 81 Joseph, and
$50 eco more when shall have beer completed 10 the
Iowa state line.
FROM crescent indications, may be assumed that some
time must elspse before there will be cali for these
boLds Beyond these, the further issue, as We have
shown 10 suspended I'LL The LIST Of MARCH 1889 We may,
therefore assume the present bon led Indebtedness
of the STATE will remain FOR time AT is present figure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-09

Br~r dv~sh's P,Ii..--Up Town Omre at Mr
CaNPBELs drug aud medicine store corner OF Eighth
nue. and ~enty eighth street
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Herrvo,s New Patent Sewing Mnchine, AT
Broadway Only SIS - ashest priced m chines
for one quarter the cost chrd can manage H. Parties
purchasing sl receive full insruonrna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-09

Locking Glasses, Ptctare Frames, &c
new sad beautiful SYKES at great Reductions.
WILLIAMS. sfEyEhs. WILLIAMS AGO.
SSs broadway,
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NUeau's COD LIvRs OIL JELLY.

~ APproysa by ,ss New York s,sd,ny q hsdcns Jas>
3 t57 contains ~ per cent pur- NoesAy OIL
The marked repuRsanos which msny nvads 'e- 'r
kind OF OIL End especially for rod gar ID.
ps.eris g.. whers The phJsrAs
scrbes be ooy remedy fer the ciss~s- the s,sA
sf~- efbra auc-ee,s "a taxing H. the dsgus sad
pusnsnce B-utsse certain The good effect ~
reecy Ofep disrrhrs lungs lnJue tht ssis Of ~
psiept and the resuedy Injury instead q bccoAA
The~. unpeasan edscs .ntr-y obvstc By the a
too Liver Oh ieiiy rse Invalid Il he follows fwss
tons ~he without percevns he iesst Ast> Of he s
s-o pszucuisriy ADD ecuy call the ai,ertoc q ,ty
sc.ans u the modus of thu Jelly The
stead o ths f-eiar 81 more or les psufs voh
patient e.cspes his Jelly, taken Ansose without t>ss
G-sdu.ly fs~olve IN The sDuach The oil. by ~ eoabtna
Goa With he Tor beneficial emulsioa AAd bexnH
CARED IN this ss ,uesms noieouAy
eTery particle scss oaa II the hAppea
QUrRt, chemist rs rozr;h avsaas trvea ~.
PlSeOl,l Cl,AY 90, pl~<S.r axssS
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Barryp 1rscophs rous IL the Best s"d
ar for drrsns baAuufing oles asug curling
pr.ssrvps RESTORING hair ladies' Try H. Sold ~
"a cruaGktsL
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Radical C~v. Trusa, Supporters, HANDBAGS.
elastic sschlns. sc 81 M Rsa 90 8, No vescy street
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sh,,ss-For su. Eu 60 to Green.
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Total ....................t ,25s,Ooo tl,lIs,o3o
How far tho roads may be deoenGed on Tor the pay
ment CT this interest," from net receipts, nov o. course
only after Of speculation. 49,.
Inc Pacific road for the year ending March 1, 1868,
earned se6S s against $4,000 FOR The year previous,
being q gain of 81 per cent Supposing the gain ior
1869 10 be only 40 per cent the earnings would
se36 es2 Deductng 60 cent tor expense, snd the
net 10 sS74273.
souri, s25 eco month, or $500, 600 year, the net
would be $40 600 For the lrou Mountain, suppos1g
$40 Ooc before estimated the net would be $4,000
"A much may be set down credit Of the hannibal
ana ~ Joseph 70 the North Missouri. The Hannibal
and 81, Joseph road the hands OF private capitalists,
who are Understood 10 much strength and II also
Understood Cairo and fvhor can pay interest,
without difficulty, oct OF is private means
Surprising these estimates well grounded, II Ia found
that toe that may be depended on from the CEN
panles are shown below -
Pacinc Road
Hannibal ana - Joseph ioVV
kOrb hseouf. $1,000
Iron Mountain oofVg
r.,,o ana Futor ............... 5000
Total
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The Musard Soft Hats for Boys.
6bNIss, No. a+ Broadway.
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T YON'S MAGNETIC POWDER
IL by ikis powder we prescribe
All ih- norious insect tribe.
Bedbug. cockroxch Ant and 6y
Rusb 10 tsete and tAst.nx diei
Quickly, too. II puts veto
On the rascaily mosquito
Ipsects die benesth lis ban.
Ye, 1t harms nor child nor maa,
We say TO all mo insect vermr hata.
This po sder will the curse extsr1ia 40
Fo- rats ard mice he has q pill
Most potent 10 its action,
Should they annoy just give cose-
Twill cos. you but q fraction
". LYON 60 4N BroA
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Bss~ssior's Hair Dye. wigs and Toupeesl-
"a. bet In the vorld-sprgsasnG a. nNte Bod snd AZ
pll~d 81 The ranufsc,ory xe Broadway.
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Cvtsssdovo's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs-
world Wholesale and rstsil. asd me dye
privsiey applied. Astor bouse
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Wilsoa's Hair Color, Only s5c. bottle,
eoiors Inc hal. 70 bsck brown" does not dye The skin
bu, scs smpy the hair turning gray hair or any other
color 10 . glossy "biack or brown agency 40 Grand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-09

D~Napcs salarnaades ssfes-Wish Patent
aowe.r prof laaxs also hre AMI bursIA
KOBsRT NJ PATRICK.
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The musarn list.
1he mos. besutiful soft hst ever issued
uENin :, no ia Broadway.
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The Grand Hit In Paris
Isthe MUsARD Fat.
CESIN's, No. 2l4 Broadway
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

TUESDAY, Jan. 19.-Mr PrRDY Chairman, III the
chair. The minutes were read and approved.
MIR, TWEED moved that the Board proceed TO bal
lot for Sergeant Arms Mr.. Blunt seconded the
motion. The ballots were taken, and Henry Mathews
received the unanimous vote and was declared ap-
pointed.
the Standing Committees for the year follows:
uAssuA Thxis-Messrs Blunt. Wiesmann, Tweed and Bell
County OffIrEs-Messs Briggs, Roach, Noorhs and Still
CIvlL COrRIs-Mes-rs. Bell Kennedy, Tweed aud Blum.
CRIMINAL COrRTs AND PoLIcE-MessIs Steward Voorhis
The Court Officers ordered By tie last Board-The
following was received from the Mayor: ..
MAYORS OFFICE, JAM 49, 1855.
To the Hon. the Board Of Supervisors.
oSSD S vi. sV pa.sd S 6 Board OF Supervisor Of lat
year. ssdsPpoved by the Mayor authorizing aud directing the
ndADt for said Court in the same manner the other Courts Of
Record IN this county. ,
r eighteen persons have been appointed by it, each at salary
Of eo of the opinion tina, they unnecessary
police force and that duty the Police Commissioners
application being made to them to detail che necessary number
The polio thus detailed will not only better the
business Court but they will effect saving the county
would therefore recommend tina, your Honoaby Body
such action in relation to this subject as will repeal the above
mentioned resolution and for the Court Of General SEES
sOn' the necssIy attendance from the PG1e SFG Ssv,sv
This was ordered printed and referred to Committee
on Criminal Courts and Police.
A communication was received from Wilson Small,
employed to collect unpaid taxes, amounting to
$l,l69 IL. Referred.
Mr. BIuST presented resolution providing that
each member be furnished with the necessary law
books. Adopted.
A resolution was adopted to appoint Special Com
mittee to confer with the Committee of the Common
Council, who have charge of fitting up the new cham
bers for the Supervisors.
Aresoution was adopted requiring the Committee
ON County Offices to inquire into the propriety of re-
ducng the fees for the registry of births and deaths in
TINS county from ten cents to i've cents for each
registered.
communication was received from George f.
NesDtt q Co., proposing TO furnish stationery and
printing. Referred to Committee
The Special Committee OF Mcssrs Rell md Still
man, appointed to recommend a suitable nerson IN
codify the laws appertaining TO the Board of sinner
visors reported that in their opinion codi6cat;op Of
the laws Is not necessary for the purpose desired at
this time but that collection OF the laws now in
force be made under the supervision of the Corpora
tion Course and printed under the direction of the
Clerk Of this Board. This was adopted.
The Police Foree-Mr. STEWARD offered resolu-
ton that the Metropolitan Police force for the City and
County Of New-York be increased from is present
number to fifteen hundred. Referred to Committee on
Criminal Courts and Police.
Several petitions for correction of taxes and Other
matters referred; after which the Board ad
Journed to Tuesday next at p IN.
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Leaving a balance on haad Of. ......... SlE

Leaving balance ON hand ot......,.. SI8 3
An election for officers for the ensuing year was
then held with the following results:
Cfc~s-Mrs C. NJ Seds~ick, First DiTectress; Mrs T.
Doremus Second Orectres Mrs NJ Krklsuds CorespoHd
Secretary Miss Anna Curtis Recording Secretary Mrs A.
Eycrgtjrc Commiftcc-brs James s Gibbons No 10 Lamar
tine place; Mr. James H. Halstcd No. 10 West Seventeenth
street Mrs John Beam No lOl State street Brooklyn; Miss
Mr.. G. Hobrok No go West Twenty second street Mrs
H. V Poor No. COttsge pace Mrs. A b. Mead No 2bj
Tb fourth street Mrs. Henry w. Smith, No. lis Amos
street Mrs NJ n Beae No. $50 Hudson street: Mrs NJ Da'
vi. No $50 Hudson Mrs HYDE. Nc s. East Twenty
frst street. Mrs NJ Chds No fS6 Broome street Mrs Lu
er Clarke No. Is Gramercy place; Miss Hannah Cnderh
No 2i5 Madison street. Miss Flora Foster, New York Mary
L. PsrsO.s. ,
Some other ladies were chosen members Of the
Executive Committee, but they were not present
to signify their acceptance, their names withheld
for the present
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matter az had been The ctstom between the (~o
parties.
standing committees for the year 1853, a. follows
Ns-Hotss-Messrs. Moloney. Oliver, Anderson
BUlvrr HosrrAL-Mc''r. GunbeI. ". I. PiueLney .ni
C',, c.McIra; MI, ,ad pgso F. T. rsssny
ColoR,o Homa-Me''r' MoIoney. ". t PiDcsn-y. -
Gfos.Gs,Ns5- M " = T p;n:. on'I DusrS
FiS,>cr-Mc-sr- Gnnthcr, II. Pinckney -
aL,Nruc AsfLrM-Me'sr. d. Pinckney. " T Pioosn-y
3 DE-, Door PooR-Me.srs Dusro Townsend. Anderson.
RNpALL's I'tA>D-Mes'rs. Oliver. Gun,her ". I. Pinck
s,LAsl,s-Mrs.r.. ". 7 Pinckney Anderson Towa..1i
srFrLir,~aic..r. To~HscrG AndcT,3Sn. Moot Mooney
PrNTrNTiNn -Mrs-r'. Io~nscId Anderson: B. Pinokncy
The subie't OF filling the anc, again brought
up. and Gov. GrNTHTE moved that the Board go into
ballet.
Cows TowSsrSD and MoIoxrr clai,ncd that Cows.
Townsend and Dugro represented the German Dor
ton, aud b, electing Col. Schwartzwaladcr would
give them preponderance; and on this account in
justice to the remaining portion, they claimed the
election o; Mr.. McElrOy.
The vote then taken, and the motion to 20 into
ballot was carried. The ballots resulted as follows:
sciwH;1waader ~ McEro y.-~o' Blank
SIXTH BALLOT.
EIGHTH BALLOT
schwalral1Ser McEiroy.
required, was declared elected.
Inmates remaining in the institutions for the wask
ending Jan. ]6:
Bellevue Hospital a26 Randals Island.
Lunafic Asyun 6jl Randals Island Hospital 40
Aims House City Prisons 5II
P,pt4,tisrv ~ 7lilCniorcd Homo. ........... Y73
p-n.rtisry Usrts COS CoIorcd Orphan Asylum lee
Wortbou,. f..I 2fi Children a; nurse. as
SmsIlPox Hospta...... 2lChy Cemetery.'.'.'.''. %
1871
Increase from Jan. 2 to Jan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Number
Admitted from Jan 10 jan
Total ..:..9j1'
Discharged
SrIt TO Pcntcntiary i&5
Remaining Jan H.
Increase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20
GOVERNORS OF THE AIMS HOUSE.

The Board Of Ten Governors met yesterday AFTER
noon at the Rotundu all the members present-the
President, Gov. SMITH, in the chair. After the read
ing Of the minutes, the Board took recess OF half an
hour for the purpose Of endeavorng TO decide upon
candidate TO be presented TO ell the vacancy on the
yenocrasc side, occasioned by the resignation OF
mayor iiemann. There quite a large lobby
Gernan candidate Mr. Scfwartzwalder, and the other
candidate, Patrick McElroy.
Upon returning, Gov. DlGRo said that the Demo-
cratic members could not agree upon n candidate, aud
hoped that the Opposition would not interfere In tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-20
NEU-JERSEY II'E.NS.

KILLED BY THE Caus.-A brakesman named VIM
A. Ham employed upon freight train of the NewJerey Rail
foad accidentally killed by the about ii o'clock on
Monday night depot in jersey City Toe train had just
arrived sud he had to the for the purpose OF
moving the red light, when the ain suddenly backed
knocking him aud all the passing his body Ills
injuries such that he only survived about hou No
blame attached for the Deceased
native Of Hampshire and had been in the employ OF the
Railroad Company about six moths He leaves wife, but no