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BUFFALO, Augu.ts p. M-FLoUR qaiet and UNCHANGED ;
demand confined home and interior trade sales 90 Db
WHEAT d~cln.d 5dfc Red aud White; Chicago S2rf 2
II eco bush So, for rejected CicszO Spring.
standard do ~ for red Ohio rl ID for d.,
Coks dull sales 300 bush prime Illinois, free
board t93c, closing heavy So O,her Gain quiet aud
sales. WHISKY nominal Csc. CANAL EREIGHIs stead
LAKE INPosTs sO0g bb flour; 10 coo bush Wns.t
EXPORTS, 1900 bush Wheat 10000 Dgsh. Corn Is 900 BUSH
Oats.
CINCINNATI Aug s-FLouR declines Odjc.; sal $ II sup.
fine i5G IS. WHEAT declined WHIsEY active Il
o. PEoysioss-Nc;hiuz doing
ALBANY, Aug g p -FLOUR very dull: business almost
entirely nominal WHsAT-Ss!- q " bags Mediterranean
- C0RS dun, .ses 900 bush Western mixed at 7sc
from store BsELErs~l- Of 90 bush. 5o; WHIsKY-S4e,
Of 100 bb.. a. &c.
Palladium. Aug. s-FLoUE duh WHg,r active; Waite
2 i-d 81 as R-d b u CogN ira Yellow 7j,. Oars
wsEtsd Provisions firm; Mos Pork 81. Bacon
0s3c shoulders j. WHISKY Ggl :: 29a27c. RICE lowe.
ssl-. al ale.
BALTIMORE Aug. 9YLovg active sole. Of ON bbl, Civ
NILS sup-rh1e sd extra, a. s5J7ta 80 Is. WHEAT firm
sss. Of i. 90 bush = ~ foT White. CoRS aHd
declining; White end Yellow 75Q7gc Provisions ,.eady agd
Urchsngfd WHISKY dsli q. nc
Osw.GO Ang. So . N FLOUR in moderate demand t,r
re al ard Inferior sales obi. previous rat-s
What eonnn1es Gull sa-s-a small lot Of White Iad
ana It TO- CoRs quiet; ,,lss so bsh. Illinois lie.
CANAL FkEfSHTs steafy AZ ga 20. FJI c.. Wheat
AID &C. Corn q NeSf oTs. No Receipts Shipments Of
Flour CT Grain By LAX Canal
CHICAGO. Aus. s.-FLorE quiet. WHEAT ,.eaiy. Coax
dbl, ard declined c OATS du RECEIPTS to-day: 90 bbs
Flour II 90 bgsh. What 1880 bush Com. SHlPAEyTs TO
Buffalo: 6,ts0 bush Wheat 90 bush Corn.
NEwOsLEsSs Aug 9CoTToS very dull sales Of the tire.
days 30 bsle., r-.pts Ct TIE three days 30 bales against
for the time last year. DzAFTs New Iogk
]. 2 cen. discount and a. sight = cent premium.
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The remainder of the squadron dropped in one after
the other bot /, became too dark TO Distinguish them
Thus has terminated one Of the most pleasant days
ve hone TO enjoy. II has been decidedly a spendid
sasiius day. May the remsinder Of the erase Dc
ropsIly pleassrt and sgreeablel The arrival was q
,., 20 the Of this vicinity hundreds
81 when crowded the steps Of the Psquot as the
squadron came VI.
NEw-LoyDos, Aug. &, ls1s.
The Captsins Of TIE Squadron met ct o'clock this
morning on the FavOrits and held consultation az
70 the cruise. II was decided TO remsn III New
London 10 day, ard leave On Tuesday mornins-the
small yachts at O'Clock, and the let and - classes al
7, fer Newport, where the Regatta will probably take
place on Tbursday. The yachts are to bs divided
into LIT and I'd class schoonsrs, and lst "a and 81
class sleeps the five prizes 10 be made up from lana
70 be contributed by the yachowners There IS 70 bs
no allowance of tme and no extra sails are TO De car
ned. To-day, at noon, a race taxes pace 10 rum
Island and back, between the schooner Zinsa ownsd
bv w. II. Thomas, and the schooner Gipsy, belong.
mig 70 Mr.. Lorillsrd Spencer, for the amusement OF
the ladies at the Pequot House. Many Of the yachts
will accompany the In order to add zest 10 the
affair, Mr.. L. b. Brown Of the Irene and Mr. W. ii.
Dunoan Of the Haze have wagered go each on the
result, Mr.. Brown backing the Ziuga and Mr.. Duncan
the Gipsy. The terms of the bet that the winner
II 10 divide orehaf Of the amount among the crews
Of the two competing boats and donate the other half
70 the poor of New London
This evening the gentlemen of the squadron are
invited to grand hop at the Pequot House, which
they have unanimously accepted.
The weather here is delightful, and the gay crowds
Of people give the place holiday appearance.
We have met the yachts Gertrude, Haze, JENNIE
and Rowens here, and of the Stonington yachts
belonging TO the Club are expected to-day.
IBy Telegraph
THE SQUADRON AT NEWPORT.
NEWPORT, Tuesdsy, Aug. 9, 1919.
The New. York Yacht squadron arrived here al
O'clock this after noou and viii remain till Friday
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By Teiegrapl,,

SANDY HOOK Aug g. sun@tSbip r. Jacobs, from Liyerl
pool going up the bay in tow Wind light from W. weather
cesL
Light fr0o s. w.sh.r clear.
LONG BRANCH Aug 8, sunset.No vessels In sight. Wind
light from 5. WEATHER clear
PHILADELPHIA, Aug s-Ar. bark Fairy from Bahia
Spoken July ~ baLk Tom Corwn, from Boston for Cen
fnegos.
BOSTON Aug. 9-Arr. steamer Joseph Whitney, Howes,
Ba nore brig. judge Baney Ross, Havana w. c. CLARK,
Ba.ksn BaysHa
CHARLESTON Aug s-The steamship James Adser Cap.
Adams from New YorE, here this tuesday morning az
O'clock
SAVANNAH. Aug 9-The steamship Locus. Poin. o.
CTomw-ps line, ar. yesterday
NEW-oRLEANs, Aug s.-An. ships Wilbur FIX Bos.op /;
ALdoyer New-IoIk.
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.WEW-JERSEY ITEMS

JERSEY CRY CoYYOS COCScIL PR0cEEDGNGs.-
A meeting of the BoaId held lsst evening a. the
Lyceum, the Pres dent, Mr. Vas NoRsr, IN the lar,
and quorum present.
QUARTERLY Rtocrt Of Ciiefof Chef.of-Police
Mafinus sent Ia his report for the quarter ending Aug.
l. from which II appears tina. 80 arrests were msde
on the following charges Drunk and disordery, yy
dsordeIy, L.; keeping disordery house. ,; drunken-
ness, 80 burglary, | larceny, A.; attempted larceny,
,; suspicion of larceny, 8; suspicion OF burglary 81
picking pockets |; entering houses with intent To
TEAL .; attempt 70 KILL |; attempt to rob L. s. mail
| assault and battery, 90 threatening life 10; wife
beating 23; interfering with officers, H. destroying
properly &; arson and burglary, with intent 10 kill
violation Of city ordinance ,; driving over child |;
threatening TO burn house, l. assault, Z; seduction
rape 3; loose characters, 4; gambling, % asssultlng
officers f. fighting, u; committing nuisance, in
sanity vagrancy IL. Nativity-United States, 81;
England 81; Ireland 252; Germany, II; Frauce .
Scotland, 8; unknown, 9. Number OF dodgers 799.
Unhceastd Liquor Piaees.-The Chief of Police re-
ported ij9 places where liquor Is sold without
license
ID. f. c. Young was elected Collector of Assess
meIts, To MI the vacancy.
A petition was received from citizens asking that
the cow-stsbe in Bay street be declared nuisance
and be removed. Referred to the Committee on PUB.
lie Health with power.
The tax ordiI epce. which had been previously
passed and rcconsdered, was taken from the table,
and the Of 5000 inserted instead of 5000
for slms.
The 2lst section amended by inserting $4,000
for the payment OF bonds in the place of 900, and
the ordnance as amended was adopted.
The Committee Finance were enpo yered 70 boz
row 600 in Anticipation OF taxes for the purpose Of
meeting current demands.
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THE LATE HoYICIDE ~ BRoOSLYS.-CoIoner Snel
yesterday proceeded 10 hold an inquest apon the body
OF Cstbarine Noopan Woo, alleged, died from the
effect of kicks and blows inflicted by her husband,
Patrick Noonan, on Friday evening last. at their resi-
depce in Commerce street, near Naa Brun;. The IN
quest wss held at house in the ueigh oorhooi, and
The following witnesses were examined:
Elizabeth Feeney sister Of the deceased, testified
.bst he deces. d had been married for twelve years aut had
Two Children husband drauk played cards and at ont
M a. nights hs abuse Of BIZ sife caused her din she had
g quick temper, whether ia liquor or not
Dr. Louis Bauer testified 10 msking post mortem
examination Saturday aerno'n IL submitted iens,ny
the effect that the dssa Of Ma Noonan "ss caa,
by KICK. and blows Some Of the inlr.- ulInt hsve on ~.
r. II fall bu. these sufficient 70 have caused cean
lower erd a.ccrtAned that be seventh elshth IL,
tenth aud eleventh hs were brpkenthe eighth " hlnin u
two places The external cln'usors snd bruises OF "uien
there vere large number, spfrrr.d 20 n''e osrI
recent The many ecchymo.e' q the body, octei
In contrasting Positions and moreov-r the scratches about te
inflicted upon her ~ main force and violence
ep The u he honse shout feet msh ana e
ground ioi' The t1' could not nave been 'i'ed 9{ ieI
ing from the stop shs hu.ed sb ut the head ana bSy
Il would be possible sustain wounds IS this woman dd oy
falling n the stop Rib ar a. easily broken III 'on'
Thomas Rpaco who resides in the same honse &C.
cHIed by the family Of accused testified that NJ heard woman
v1 running through the her husband was ar e "a"
her fail from the bead tie sp and srke the angle OF the
fence with body aud face shaking her knees the sc;a'ed
fight Of a7s the had hold u her hair when he k
her mp .oop lived IN the house two months aud saw her
drunk many fifteen times. never "a" the a'uoH 'N''>
John Corsn, who resides at No. Inlay street, di-
recy the the house occupied ~ the family OF
testified TINT he Mrs. Nonan run out OF the ry ana s
down the oop she did strike the fence, eu landed some
three FROM aud shout u. sane dacr tom tns 100, OF
the oop Noonan drag her the steps by the hair oil the
head with both hands
This was all the evidence taken, and the inquest
xss adjourned until this afternoon al o clock.
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-N.lRIlNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK......."Aus.9
Cleared.

Steamship Chesapeake, Brown Portland II. H. Cromwell \
Co
Shps-J. Parsons, CoweI New Orleans, n H. Brigham ;
Al.xsnder BsNt,r, Sydney, K W. Cameron CO.
BagLs-J Andrews, Small. Galveston ~ Brigham; Esco-
ra.a Ryder Havana. Mora Bros Navarro Co. Naxarene,
Wslsce Ehzabr;hport, M-tcal Duncan.
Brg.-Ceylon orb CTowel Windsor. d X Dewolf; Gen.
Pierce Ia Du maanras, T. A r. Websteri Union OBJ D,
Smith Windsor. Dewoh
schoou.-Hing Fisher Pe,rous Aux Caye. Brett Son Co
Fanny Noks Mobile, Sturses Chairman CO. r Nickeson
FunId Chsrl-s.on Energy Dill, Ltyacca, Fox Poaemus
Trinm,r, la Faye, Frederckburg. w t. Allen; C. Dennis
Ches,bro, Wilmington, J. Smith & c..
stealner-Kennebec, Hand, Philadelphia f. Perkins
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a. h--. tsis seek he .eysssi eI e m
o'.'e. a. ss Canada ~ lows. 8 as.t.a 30. a.
". a. di.'rieu'-a otis'n IT. u,,.,. 81
hrre - t4oN'' NV hi. w,es Les s-eh
supriar............. ., 3F5l
Fi,- safy.....'''' SiQi
TtiS .li.y ....... a5i by
....2lQS = u
-s,s ve-y dlh :; he decline ;he Els.ers e.yefs
tasil. u,aIiy al "a: as ee-ise- hAAD'' " 'A' ''' -
'sn prs1 raieu. Is prime Ohio so he.s ~. 10y
b;,r BE- could pics uP n Oou.O x ~ loo -
Pries,; ss T. War - supra Nh a. SAFE !. az .,sr
800. 800. jir n also p one syerssos ~ o - a.
$ Vel. L far oh'o. - - 9 I'm, "a D a, sie Prna
Rowe - prime kru,ucsy " ~ average ws,ss, IS ~
Da,i3s IS choire oas a. : . 80, - ~ stina,~i %
x~.b $50 = Yois: W Hsh Is STATE sverssns -, :.
X cn y a a.da.1, STATE at h-sd. S,eli ~.sn
about 90 n J. Ans'y y o''i 49,, g sss Of god
easiiy s,erssirs IoS5 70, a. S.ci d. ni iln
, superior csa-a,. a. ~ 20, ~ .Ss ~ Sic; j. s.
sni,b IS very fir at &c average - d A. hi.ney,
s4 Acassa q Pr hrse 10 Ses5 .vDse weigh.
IE2n : Perkins, % Illinois avrraant oSc 70 a ts, "
G. Drummord ba. small drove which lac calls mean' 0'' "'S
mean 5. the price, oaered here to-isy -, ,.r,, H.,
srsP LANEsTbe receipts sAo~ "a, s. IN oaLs -,
o,,h nor, ,roney they viii bring 10 ga. a.,
Cap, seGraw ;oA S.Iat 70 ND SUI. s~esny 7o
head a. from r. 10 81 q head ',me 81 me In ,,d
I hsoc !; fm to 50 9 head. o. l. Terrier '0d ~
li%S ., ai csf drnsai the receipts Ibis wes g.A, $50
al .ce c IA So sser,s1s 70 70, 40 erry
Jof s .op .Sd 10 bead Sy-r'sips l6s ~ a. &C. ~,
Tie kowrs eGmgar:iiy1 s,rsn' Of ~ ''
''''A'' TIL, wee, Last ~ss. Total ,nes ian l.
s Sss.:.ass.:.:::.::::::::::sSii ss:s $50
'''i 80 S SS:;;. Gs:'T. Icy 10 yea
SSss:;s!s::::.::s5I; s 81 AS. ASS
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Albany Live Stock Market.
Reported for rHr y. Y. TsIsusE.l

WEsr ALBANY Aug g. ls5a
CArrLE-The receipts this week 70. up 5000 head ss,ns.
80, last The qusly with ptions il m.-fb,
THIS together with the large ncEeay has caused pro-, T. n.
Oh a =. live weight The N-gYork buyers DO no. ak
ttsir account prerrinz sell commission when
there any large number % forward The Eastern buyer,
taxing freely, and Will probably md over !OI head
Gstock 4hs, 80 bad aud MY 80 fr Progd-nce ara
ioI brsh:an A ~ Monroe, ~ Wm scoia, rs; W III Au.
dregs, 80; Cur, wales llG: J. b Coos y. & Ro,s,.
=. NewioH L B1cs y; Mi.sh Wife n ~SN''
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Disasters. A~.

BosToS, Aug. sThe whaling ship Nantucket from Talc.,
hu.Ua Pacific Oc.sn with 1000 bbs OIL reported s.9rs
NsphawiAns. Sbe remained tisht forenoon
eft New Bedford this p. M 20 assist her
lBy Telegraph IN El~ood Waiter esq Sec BID Underw'n
BosTON. 9.The whale ship ucket previously ~.
po.d ashore, has bgd Der mzl-n mast also fore aud
opmssts, cut away The Potoska un
slccesfu st.smpt her Of yesterday afternoon II the
wesher favorable and the oil 90, Of the ship abe may
20, Of.
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',h,, n. Mans and julia, which would

ng ID. harbOr, the Mana and Juha, which would
have otherwise been in first cameto TO take in Their
square sails and jib, the wind blowing too heavy 70
venture 10 do otherwise With their heavy boons we
append the time and order n which the leading
yachts entered NewLondon harbor, and came to
anchor off the PequOt House:
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berger s. .hs pap yao robbed LII. Tie sccu.ei
iock@d ~ S: Hss5quArsrs Hs-l their portraits
can be taken for the rogue gallery. On The way -
'Ae Police station one ~ NJ floFs, addressing Sner
lock ssd, Mel. I've 20; enough lush 70 safety you
and de- . care f5r two m9n.hs o. the Island
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Passengers Arrived

IN s'eInhip kdrHak from Hdrand ga N'''asM n4oIty
smith r. Consul fr IiiuIa4 de Cuba Wiian RYDER,
rbona, Farsr Edward Mrk1n. James & Thnns, A n 81
u,r,ip T. Wooo Thomas Eds ards Adolo ress- ana nly,
VIM Wander aud Wife, Aib.rt schw-r.r Charles S'eaS",
Dauc,o Jrouioa Mr.. Am,iia StoAely and family.
IN steamship H1Mmoha, Jrom Hlnbsrg daG NoHfadspsos
L, kabes, and IS in the stsersgr.
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p-,A,st. ess- s--re = in..as-s- ci et' 49, ~ So.
-,,S 40, = 20 a-si . tas ssas-1, pax -" = al
~ a. rh-nti-s.G II syt-cehl "a b. hii'-
W have heard e.; h. t.is vi.lDiy 'oE nASy -
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DEATH FROM HrDnorHoBn.-Ts NerarE DaIy

UEATh IRON HfDEoFH0BIA.-Ia e NeNdIN D1t y
Afrcrfiser of last evening says;
the senr q ihe Medical Union IL Or4uK- as, evening
DR. william Pi.rsn c-'aled very Interesting Of cr-h BY
hycTUphoba BENG that Of Of Patrick Aurphy sbllt
h- years 1t ssper q tie cse a; The Hoa1tla entrance
Of Lewryu P.is E-s- Rck 9. Orange, VITO eiei
Sunday eve1lus some tine IN June he work 10
..Iy when passed him, AID h. slapped LIN
bah Of TIE r:ht hlGe AnoiE.r by bitten ~
but had the wound ard Las fel; BAL Effects
Young Murphy b-ns wiling uIierso the calt-rz.ti
neglected TEL q La -lles, aud the wound h-an.
phobiA
A. about ?. slndIy he seized ~ih paroxysns
ard SEEMED 70 gecf mot intensely staocza b. d no.
. nJlr- any him Con.es,in Of ne br.n evi
teuty produced h-n as system became d-d With the vrs
he suffered emil -yens. ~ben L. expired consultation OF
physicians had been held ard ss:ei be b. one II
sm?bobls, AID ira. .o;hrs cgli tc s5se f0Ih,l
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Receipts OF Produee-Are. 0 1870

TorsL ALL ROUTES SO bbl. Flour 66s2 bash Wheat.
&c So Com, 6Sl DO Oats LOIS pkgs Proysous 80 DO
Whisky, 90 sust Mat, - pigs Ashes
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Az Incident AT THE DEPOT.-festerday forenoon,
IL train OF the Morris and Essex leaving
the Jer.y City Depot young cooT n-ay attrsd,
preseg s-rter appearance stepped II the pesss-
ger and took Tor the pUrpse Of going Orange.
Prsel employee Of ne Company along and ordered
The you informing him that be cold
tke his quarters IN the baggage The young stated
declined head Of baggage and refused
the he rcib elected rather roughly handed
Tas by quite number Of
expressed considerable indigestion Upon inquiry
lcsrsus the e.ct-d IL Of the Llca any
s,rs Dr. who quite extensively known
tLruus the country yocasts Ihsy a. New Haven
az .ad quite vel a and generally respected Ta-
conductor for the pursued
that Luea drunk Ills appearance however aid not indicate
tie truth q IL aaser-lou
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE
s,r r,se. sos ,,ts..... 7:05 Moon-Sets....l .Stm
HIGH WATER DAY
Sandy Hook 5,Gq Gov Island 5:5a Hell Gate. 7so
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MEMBERS AND LADIES ACCOMPANYING MEMBERS.

Ladies
Mrs. 4. Casvel. Providence. Mss Hayes, New Haven.
Mrs L. Coute Columbia : Mrs Hitchcock, Ami. VI IS
MIS- A. L. Phelps. Baltimore. Misses Hitchcock ~, "
Miss Phelps, Ia tInore. Miss Hole, New. YORK
Mrs Frank Tuthi NewYork Misses TOrrey, Ne a fort
Mis, Tuthi Bridgeport Conn Mr.. W .. Peek, NewlOrk.
Mrs j. ". Mallett T al0osA Mrs HUT Massachusetts
Misses OTmoud N -ss,ippi Misses Hunt, Massachusetts.
Mrs A. Gray C.mhrdg. Mas. Mrs and Miss Sl.by, sslem.
Mr., b. P.ifce. Misses Norris Bati more.
Mr.. Horsfor, Mrs j. H. Cofin Eas,on p
MIR, W Searp. Oxfl-d Miss Misses Fitch, Ashtabua %.
Mn, Mics Noble. NexY1rk Miss Burpap, Baltimore.
M. Wight, N.w-York. Me. Taliaf- 40. Virginia.
Ma 81 I!iman H. Haven Mrs. J. W. Foster Springfield
Mise sillman, New Haven. hii,s Foster, Springfield.
Mrs. w. T. Blake, New Haven
Gentlemen.
. X Tbomr .op New York. IL. ii johnson, Ehh0rn. Wis
Rev { Dewey Rochester &. z. Phelps, eiq, Baltimore.
C.o n P.Ikiu. Utica John T. Gayi,, NewloIk
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Matins Ne total rus,r r,.vsd snd suppar:ed wholly
u pa; fos yesE ending Jly 81 81
swg.gr u N. expense


Total ............. : Luz ID =.
The Chairman Of the Board resppoin.ed the Standing
Committees of ls; year when the Board sourned for
one week.
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Tins was AT Tue eyIdence tahsH, Hhu Tue Inquest
xss adjourned until this afternoon at o'clock.

Rrs OVER AND kuLED.-Last evening lad,
about ten named james keeler. over by
wagon in Myrtle avenue aud instantly allied Tue driver OF the
w.son put the whip 20 his horse aud escaped
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The BELLEyILLE RAILROAD CONPAST.-A meeting
q the stockholders vi hi, Company tsd IA Ne=ark s,
Saturday AeLon John k-unsdy President Of the Board q
Coz ussouers PRESIDING TIE foil gentlemen elected;
Dr,cto, Ga.fsfie Dewitt j. Hugh Holmes, d. 3 GREGORY,
John S Darcy John r Jsck.ou lhn Kennedy aud v C..
Vile rhs Decr. eH;y organized by ec.iu. John p.
J1cssou esq Pr,iisat S0uhHyd rfeAsursr and =.
Nocotr Jscksu S-crrsry IL resolved tha srty SIR
for tie proposed Rzoad under
thu charE. Of The Ozcers with the sdysr-1.
direction VI lie members Of he Bos.d.
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An. paned John Corbitt, was

BIG.nY-An Englishman, ma ned John Corbitt, was
arrested by Detective Van Wagner Monday evening on the
char. OF birany that he had wife and
two children England. by letter which HI. second wife
married in May 4s found on him lie was committed
f.ra h.arir
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BROOKE Wv ITEMS.

TBE ALy:-H oUsE AND oTHER CoUsrT lvsTITr-
TIoss-A. meeting OF lie Board OF Supervisors heii
yesterday, the Supernierdens OF the Poor submitted
Their annual report, from which It appesrs ihst the
sIpsr'es o- re1t year are estimated s. $50 600 with
on; taking into account tie money d1e from the Com
missoners o; Emigration. Appended to the report are
the foloa pg stat.-ti,s:
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The EXPLOSION AT BLOOWFiELD.-Thomss Brown,
The J1red Friday evening a. Bio
fed - The explosion Of th- boiler IN a-ssrs Ra1dnpa Van
Lew paper mill died SATURDAY morning ~ o'clock
lie about yesrs Il sgs sd cave. wife AID ehdrva
Olr MAGISTRATES village has COMMENCED invest
CATION tto lie matter. TIE Of the explosion ia sill
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For .ha week. Sine. l., lust. Since Jan. |.
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INV telegraph.

THE SQUADRON AT NEWPORT.
NEWPORT, Tuesday, Aug. 9, 1873.
The New York Yacht squadron arrived here a
q o'clock this afternoon and will remain till Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10

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hin }ixtnrrs with a dnA xen IN ~ fhe;r nvn nHfu}
responsibility at th,a u1ornent: Us appealed to
their sensc Of ratrinti sm NJ sufficient motiya
for The nreyent;on ofthc scandal vbich a du,l
between ,vo Of the hiChr.t military au,hori.;es
il lie enpire wouid '3csas;on throurhout Eu-
rone. and made them nromise IN If,rir honor
TINT no at,empt Of the lind Should be renewed
In 1upport Of thc truth of the dnet: lean ou1y
aay that thn answcr civen Al frat Nv The ndtf
, cd porter Of Canrobert'. hotei was conclusi,e
OF tie fact, as to every ipuuiTy be answered e1a
ultingly.. III That Monsirur le sIarechal lad io-
deed been out ot seren thnt moruinc. bat had
rtturued 1t nine yithou. q single scratch !' =
The PARIS CORRESPONDENT al Tie Boston Po4t
snys: "a small auecdo,e is causing rs the
greatest diversion here. The Empress. vho is,
like most fair eorerejpus, completely burthened
with the numberless spnl;cations she receives
secrctaries aad cierks at work ri Iii times, The
principal secretary, ii. Damas FIiuard, il an old
prottgt Of the Emnress. a man Of a certain age,
If great respcctn6il;ty. rood character. and no
outward pretension. Ut ell events to The con
,inteirup,ed. scene of sun1mons and surrender.
To this gentleman is coofjded every affair Of
importance, md her :liajestys confidence ia his
discretion is unboupdeti. The day before the
departure for St. SauYeut there was. "a usual.
m undue pressure Of business, and her Maies-
ty, rising earlier than is her wont. proceeded
to the immediate investigation Of her CORES
pondence. Il was tremendous, and in her des-
pair-ea ro1e de e.a,,5rt, and hair loosely hang
Ing down her neck-she rushed into The secre-
tiuy's study with her: hand fnll of letters ex-
claiming, dear Damas. see to these as soon
as conyenient-I am oyerbuEdened with their
number" To her surprise. the Secretary re-
N 4ined inmovable, casting his eyes to the earth
nud answering not q word. The Empress was