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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-04
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

A stated meeting of the Board was held yesterday
evening at o'clock, Mr.. McSPEDos in the chair
The resolution of the last meeting of the Board set
ting the time for holding another Convention TO ap
point District Court Clerks on the 10th of November
was rescinded, and another adopted setting the time
on Monday, the 18th inst, at 3 p.
The Street Commissioner was requested TO report TO
the Board, upon the safety and propety, and also the
cost, of removing the partitions in the Governors
Room, City Hail.
The properyowners of Seventy-first street sent in
petitions requesting that line OF stages be established
from the railroad in Second avenue through Seventy
first street TO the Central Park. The petition was re-
ferred.
Mr. LYEEs offered resolution raising the salaries of
the Superintendent of Fire Apparatus and of several
Superntendents in the Street Department, to 81 900
per annum. Referred to the Committee on Salaries.
The report of the Committee Streets in favor of
concurring with the Counclmen to confirming the
tract for paving Fifth Avenue from Washington Square
to Forty-second street, with trap block pavement,
awarded TO Charles Guide at the rate of SO 05 per
superficial yard, adopted.
The resolution of the Board of Councilmen to ap-
propriae p $50 for the purpose Of completing the
Fifteenth Ward Station House, was laid over
The report of the Committee Streets, in favor of
approprating $4,000 for repairing street pavemens,
was laid over.
A resolution was offered by Mr. BRADY, requesting
the Controller to approve the sureties of Gillespie d.
Martin their bid for constructing the roof of Iomp-
kins Market and directing the Street Commissioner to
report their bid 10 this Board. II was carried, and
sent TO the Board OF Councilmen for concurrence.
A communication was received from the Croton De-
partment, stating that, in consequence Of larger
amount of work than estimated under the head of
" Water Pipes and Laying" having been ordered by
the Common Council and performed during the pres
ent year. the appropriation was nearly exhausted. 1t
was recommended that IS coo be appropriated to COM
pete the works now in progress Laid over.
A recess OF fifteen minutes was then taken, after
which some alterations in the lists of Canvassers and
Inspectors of Election made, and the Board adj
journed to Monday
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Advertisement.
COUGHS AND COLDS Coughs AND COLDS


Let neglect cold slight cough Thousands doing
60 have had one cold added another until the
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The hes. time all this is when begins II you
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REsEDEs and you do ough. to, at
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two
II your cough has further along then and
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N. z. full act of HrxPHREYs, HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
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Address DIX. y. HUMPHREYS Co..
No. 562 Broadway New.York.
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PFDFLI,-On Thurs

BEDELI-On Thursday, Nov o. at fremont, we..chs...f
G1Sn \ H. L s,s Sis Ss o. w" A. and Elizabeth Be-
BgRNs-In this city, on Tuesday Nov R)aa wife of John
Burns, aged 50 years.
BURLEwof spoplexy Thomas Z. Burlew in the ssh year
The relative. and friends are respectfully requested attend bic
broiser Richard Baew' No. ais Tho%D.sa .s, OF ~;
O'Clock this day His remains viii be taken 10 for
in.ernen.
BYkNEIn hi. city Wednesday, Nov o. Of consumpsou
Eliza, the beloved wife Of Martin Byme.
BYRNEOn Tuesday evening Nov at No. s77 West Twenty.
sixth street Margaret vile Of Michael Byrns aged ~ years.
BFADLEY-In this city Wednesday Nov. g. Ann Besd.y
tbe-6elosed wife Of Rraneis Beadley, aged 81 year.
CABRoLL-In It'd. city, Wednesday, Nov the wife Of
John Carroll eyed "a years
DAvIs-In thi. city Wednesday. Nov James g. Davis,
sged 80 years.
DAssFL-On Friday Oct a. at Ia, residence In Chsnxw..u.
MINI, Mr. VIM v Dasse, IN the 4is year Of hs age ''
DEyOE-At TsIrytown Wednesday Nov. D. Of inH.nma.
ton Of gng jane g. Dsyse formerly Of the York KOals.
Nysek, Rockland County n. Y.
EyANSIn this city Monday Oct. a. Richard Hamilton
Evans eldest on q James and E1sbsh Ann Evans ned
FERRsOn Thursdsy, Nov g. Emma, daughter Of J. g. snA
F1nersitodsy ss O'Clock M from No. 1903 varici street.
* ors s ~
w-s,lDeash, Parish Of Mill'ewn, Ireland aged 70 ysus
Illness Carson GsrIsn native Of Hsnever Germany,
aged n years.
JAcksosv Al yi,h.n yal.s., pu;eh.. County N.Y. ..
simon Jackson esp ofNewon the ssth year u her age
LfNEHAU-fp th. city, Tuesday evening Nov l. sasr
short illness, David L.ehsu in the I'd year ofhh see
MooNEY-In this city Wednesday. Nov J.mAs Robsrt
the Of James and Elzsbeth Mooney, sssd ysars
months and 5dAya
NcMAHON--In this city on Wednesday morning Nov q
james Henry Mcmahon son Of Edward P.tnek GeM,hoo
aged years and II months.
McELHISSEY-in Brooklyn, Wednesday Nov o. Of Coz.
sumption, Alexander MeElhnnsy In the 1ih yss Of his sss
McDoNALD-In this city. Wednesday, Nov Of disesse Of
the heart Jane. son Of Agnes snd Janet MeDosd sssd
sAUNDERs-Ou Wednesday, Nov O. Mary vi, Of John
Saunders, aged Is years - ' =
The friends Of the family respectfully invited attend The
Friday Nov. T. n3p. m.
saiTH-In hi, city Wednesday evening Nov Hsanah,
widow Of Jacob smith. In the soth year Of her ass
THEBAUD-At Orange, N. j. on "Wednesday. Nov hssnes
Louise wife Of Paul Thcbsad and dssskssf Of A. r. fu'ss
In the z2d year Of her age
WBEELFR-At Orsusr N. j. on Sunday. Oct % sesss
Wheeler wife ofC T. Wheeler IN the ssh yee OF oss
wOOD-In ,hi. city, on Wednesday ksr Jsas Weed We
efDsyid we'd
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

The SrNKry STEAMER CHAsPIos.-The steamer
Croton. which left Glen Cove on Thursday morning
reports the steamer Champion in the same position as
when our reporter left her on "Wednesday night No
opportunity has We, been presented for recovering the
bodies of those on board of her. but ii was expected
tina, the workmen who were engaged upon the wreck
,rould be enabled reach them in the course of the
The Ner-HareR Journal of yesterday morning
says:
:. She had on board about twenty-five passengers
some of whom were ladies, and what Is most depored,
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advertisement
PARTIAL DEAFNESS AND DISCHARGES FROM

EARDr HARTLEY beg to 10 those Of his pa
ents with whom he has been in communication that he has in
compliance with their special requests made
establish his EAR INSTITUTION IN New-York.
Dr. H. may here state that he has connection W. 'teyer
with any person advertising to cde deafness nei.her he
given permission for the publication OF certificate purpotns
from him. and cannot therefore, be responsible for
any alarming consequences resulting from rsshnes and despera
ton The of money may be material to persons
deprivation Of the most important Of the
ought to be regarded and treated with than ordinary soil
citudr
Deafness noise In the head and all dsageesble discharges
on the Ear speedily aud permanently removed without
pain Inconvenience. la all gaa
teed where nlalformation does exist.
Thirteen close and almost undivided attention to this
branch Of special practice has enabled him 20 reduce his treat
such degree Of to find the confirmed
and obstinate yield by steady attention 10 the
his duties in city he esdeiphs Ear inhnary Of
,titution for the exclusive treatment Ear Uis % nom
th-sto the Academy of Music
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-04

BLIND PoETEss-Nss NJ. A. Baker will give a
musical and intellectual entertainment at Doiworth
Hlll on Tuesday evening next. Miss Bakeris young
lady Of prepossessing appearance, but who has been
blind from infancy. Having prepared original
poem. entitled " Inner Life, which she has delivered
with great III number of eastern cities where
she has received exceedingly favorable notices from
the press and numbers Of eminent literary gentlemen
she proposes 10 deliver the same before a New-York
audience. Her sister, Miss ~ I. Baker who is repre-
sented possessing excellent musical Abilities will
preside at the piano. and assist in the musical portion
of the entertainment.
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Ia W INI'ELL/GEINUE.
SUPREME COURT-CrRcrIr-No 3-Before Justice
SUTHERLAND.
THE POLICE DIFFICULTIES.
,rn- Hoard Of Police

SUPREME COURT-CIRcrr-Noy. 3-Before Justice
SUTHERLAND.
ruv POLICE DIFFICULTIES.
Tia Peopl. sst The Board Of Police.
This il anti 10 ie,t The question whether one Of the
member. the old Police IL entitled to be member OF the
present Issue has been joined TO Try tho question whether
he gay dismissed from the orce Counsel not opng ready
the e., down for Nov. H. .
adoiphus Rsnney Assignee, sg- Arson D. Scoyil %
Thi- was AN action proIDissory note for s3H ~,
which complaint avered made by defendants 20 the
Of T. ~ Grossusn and by him ndorsed 70 the r oil
Wie,t the sskno. Of the plaintiff The defense
in exchange note Of .e amount, which was prodneed
signed r. y. GrossusH and which was not paid Second
that had been former exchange OF notes Tor ccomnods
upon which defendants had been compelled 70 pay tnen
notes 10 the Broadway Bank whom n had been discounted
lad received IN exchange hey sun Eed I'M
paid these facts; and Of setual partnership boz
tween Groan and tt being Produced the Judge directed
Eds.rd T. Csgs and j. o. Miller for plaintiff J. W. syves
tex AID BENJAMIN '. Abbot defendants.
CHtsBZRs-.,OY. 3-Beore Justice lsGkAHAA
DECISIONS.
Dsius T. Rugs c. al. act. Esnes. Bredt g, al.
Defendant NAV have the Judgment roll opened, and
be allowed within ten days payment Of costs o.
motion and entering Judgment.
The plaintiff must furnish bill Of particulars and
rroeee din z. stayed until such bill is rendered
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEoIAL yrzRx-Noy 3-Before Jus
tiee HoSYsAs.
Margaret Gleidon AIT. Joseph Stouvenel-Order Of
Oct -, 1889 discharged without costs.
Before Justice SLo-soS
Partridge ef al. agt. Gldermeis,er.-Case settled.
Before Justice PIxxKsPoyr.
James II. Henry ct al. agt. Nicholas X. Smith ct al
Order examination DISCHARGED with be setsd by
Judge settlement OF this order
The papers in hese possession ofths Special Term
Clerk
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n>rcanir house ,hs city On her s.ss- h-noe tbs msr
dieS bot HI. usns were preserved and buried on ssr~
Island
UNrTkp STATES COMMISSIONERS 'oFrICE-So,. a.
Before RIcusKp y SrmvsrI- Cou'n's.onsr
corSrrRfrTTrSG cAsE.
sylvester Fayard committed for trial on a charge
OF passing counterfeit ausrt.r dollar The prisoner Vas
uissd ot offender IN thi. species Of basaes Ne . sd
10 b. brother Of Frank fAyd the leader nooor. bad
Of cour.eresiers who operate principally Brookyn who
convicted sud sent 20 the State Prison. suhs snce by
Judge Belts in the United States Di.,r,ct Court
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSl0NS-Nov a-Bessr- Ja.,.sss
CONNOLLY. SrKSss, AID " sesS.
Patrick RYAN. larceny; Penitenary three months.
Thomas Nurrhy larceny Penentsy three nsth. Rich.
ard Johnson larceny three nonhA Daniel Murphy larceny;
three month"; George Enner assault and battery; 6aea 50
William Hck ssssult and battery hned - Patrick Com
ssupe assault aud battery hned <e joseph NeDsass >ni
James Hscts charged with sssn and battery feei,-i their
bail and bench Issued for their aprsAea'son
COURT CALENDAR-rHrs Dan
CSrrp STATES DsrRcr Corsr.-Sos. ~ 50 ~,
81, % 70 lo3
SuPRrNE -CRcrr.-PatI.- IL Shor, causesl
soli tSll aoit Sss SIT tyi sss s ois 5:aS ,io
sesl ssse s s57i sso soi sss. txe Pan iL-AdOsrned
for the
SUPREME CouRr-SPEcr.L TERx-Adjourned.
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE.

On Monday, Deputy Marshals Peter Miller and De
Angeles ,s po----en, IN the Of the United States Gov
CT The briy Hooper then lying Pier No ~
Ess: River having employed IN violation the laws Of
the United sa's- prohibiting h. rsnspoon Of slaves from the
II As any foreign country 20 these United States
The facts expected be proven against this are Is FOL
Iowa That about year since. che called from N-wYori TO
The Of Africa where she took In cargo OF for Cuba
Having safely landed thr the Isle Of Beauty she sailed
CanPeshy and oSk cargo Of logweod CONSUMED 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-04
CITY ITEMS.

AoADEMY or MCsc.-Lucrezia Borgia will be per-
formed this evening in which Signor Beaucarde and
Nine. Gazzaniga appear.
The sale of seats for the opera the " Sicilian YES
pers'l, on Monday night, will commence to-day.
Tomorrow, a grand matinee.
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advertisement.
To PRIVATE FAMILIES,

COUNTRY DRrGGrsrs AND APorBRcARIE
| bottlnx Pure Co6sAc BRANDY, MADgiRA, PORr,
and suERRY WINE Tor Medicinal and Private Imported by
myself warranted pure and the best quality for sale by sill
Apothecaries and Family Groc-rs
UDoLPuo WOLFE,
Sole Importer OF the
SCHYiDAN ARO NATIc SCHSAPPs,
Nos. IT, %, and q Beaver. st., York.
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Daily average at the House. 49,. =.

The report of the Superintendent of the Asylum at
Observation-Disclosures -ifth street, showed the
number of children in that Department the list inst.
to have been Az The health Of the children at both
houses has been good. Total number of admissions
from Jan. i TO Nov. I, III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-04

The Draytons appear for the last time the French
Theaer this evening. The performance will consist Of
Never Judge by Appearances, and Diamond Cut
Diamond"
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Advertisement.

Gallery uurvsled for Shilling Ambrotypes and Dollar Photo
graphs No s5 Broadway By the Newfo Hospital Drop in
for q face.
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advertisement.

MERCHANTS from abroad, and others, will find
the PmREsoLoGrcI MusgrN OF FOWLER WELLS, Ma. 30a
Broadway interesting place 20 visit, II contains bls
skulls. and portraits Of the noted Of the world FIX
amiue0us daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-04
THE JUVENILE ASYLUM

The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors Of this Institution, was held on Wednesday even
ing, A. Il. WETMoRE presiding. The Superintendent
OF the House of Reception reported follows for the
month of October:
Number Of children in the House, Oct. l.......llS
Disposed Of as follows:
Sent to the Asylum. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25
Discharged. ...............................5
d
Sent to Roman Catholic Asylum. ............ 2
Escaped ................. ...................
Returned TO Magistrates.
Sent TO House Of Refuge. ....................
Remaining in the House November ..Il6-2l1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-04

Az OrrRAor-The wife Of well-known citizen
Who r-.. Ia Bank street had from serious
in ny las, evening The lady ene IN The house and Aes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-04

A QrrRr.-A correspondent perinently observes;
"Mr. Carlincour, Lowe, subscribing 10 the theory
of an easterly current at the hight of two and hall
miles from the earth, proposes to reach England IN
two days by maintaining that elevation. To observe
the direction Of currents beneath the balloon be has
streamers attached to a soundingne, the hutterlngs
o. which in contrary directions indicate the course Of
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fAdvertisement.l
BRADY's GALLERY

Has REMOVED from $50 Broadway No 63 Broadway,
~ OF Bleeoker-st.
PHOTOGRAPHS, DAGugRREorYPEs and AxBRorIPEs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-04

A LEAP FOR L.IBERIY.-Otfcer Glow, OF the Iwen-
tieh Precinct on Thursday morning discovered refer
Cunningham walking up Eleventh avenue. As Peter
is weil-known burglar, and Is suspected OF having
been concerned in recent burglary and robbery for
which Pe,er associates were arrested Peter has since
Lep, out Of sight and when discovered by the ofcer
be started AZ run Tie officer being nn6ie Of foot,
gained on him rapidly, seeing which Peter changed his
down 10 the street below, distance OF sixteen ieel
The leap instead OF enabling hun to elade the officer
broke hs leg and when the gentleman Of the blue coat
up Peter was glad E. se teR e.p y h wspe .9 be-
il fuI a. ssfs "a if he were in cell Of the Tombs Az
soo a. he Is able to 90 about, he will undergo an ex-
animation re garing the burglary n company with his
companiOns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-04

FIRE n FrLroS SrREEr.-On "Wednesday, about
o-cockn m. fire broke out in the building 10 Fulton
street lower Part occupied BY Harvey HayilaId,
obacconists, and the upper part ar dwenlng oy inc
Of the upper rooms and was caused BY servant gir
upse,,inT auid lamp upon bed. The stock, build.
ing and furniture were damaged to the amount oil
1000 Insured for $l0, coo in city companies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-04

REAL ESrATE.-Adrian H. Muller sold at auction,
Nov house and lot No ~ Wooster street 2jxlle for SO 500
Baptist Church. southwest corner OF Thirtieh and
Lexington avenue 4ssxso w. II. Chapman, Tor $40 $50
and lot No 2 West ThrtysiSth $50 feet
Eighth avenue leexss9, to d. Heay, for Sa,5oc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-04

Assaulted WITH kSIFE.-,Iohn Garrett of No.
Houston street. asdged that Wednesday last he
sau.ed by Epram Breyard Breyrd, he struck him
without provocaon and rs ard stabbed him seriously in the
head with pocke,kn The accused denies the charge but
held by Justice Quackenbush in the Of 600 for exam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-04

PrTTY RIVER THEvEs.-0fficer Dixon of the Har-
Dor Police Wednesday night between II and u O'Clock
Pier No. 10 East River arrested Daniel Murphy Pat Ryan
Richard johnson and Thomas Murphy, charge Of stealing
two barrels beer the oop Southport They wee
before Justice Osborn and sentenced to three months mpson
men. each.
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FATAL TARGET Accrprsr.-Walter Higgins IN,

FATAL TARGET ACcIDENr.--Na alter higgins the
Young who accidentally stabbed by falling upon
panions bay Tuesday last died yesterday at the New
York Hospital Deceased had been target excursion in
company with the Coughlan Guards and returning he
leaving steamboat the foot Of Spring street slipped the
sneps and fell upon the bsyonet Of the person behind him
which caused him spring forward when he received the
bsycnet Of the person In front Of him fall in the breast The
Coroner will hold an inquest to-day.
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neean~ hous- Ia ,hs city. On her passage h~nce the master
sed bot hi. rrmsns were Preserved and buried on State
Island
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The BIBLE me ScHooLs.-h' 'He" "eeAi'
meeting the Board of Education agn-l argued ,iie
Bible question. 1t came up in the shape o. fe7o,a
ton emanating from the Sixth Ward Local b. afuf0
pay the salaries Of all the Principals who, IN obedieis
to the Local Board had excluded the Bible from the
schools-save the Principal OF No. >, whose case was
to be made the test in the Court. A motion to reier
the question TO the Committee Finance was lost 10
to -, and the Board adjourned amid considerable ex
element.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-20
Eatt-t arbs bp dfIsgrapb.
AddIuonaI I-utsIilgsace per steam
cain nnrw.


LoEBos. snrast e~-fTAIr.-fhe sandman rfpre
sentative - iha Prace cairraucs a. zuueh csuu
~zsmbrois. o. Pieameni. has arrivea Il nat city.
Tae on,isi Gs1sfs q Bsuhlrdy aass natihc Frsnd
apinsue ascent iss re.eisei ineruaions whish ar'
Construed .s esins fsvorsaie 70 ne wishes Of ne peupl'
q Iiiiy.
ne recent Disturbances uhlch tlak place a. crcmona
were "a Of 3 political oharaaisr.
MonEsA-ocu Tarini the Dictator Of me Duehy
q Molena ssys j win Fessiuieiy defend ne MAJ
Iudependeroe o. ne Decay ofEsisua
ne PARIS steele 10 . resent issue expresscd o~ppzitsaa
90 Pos Pms TX sssumlaz ne Hanarar Presidency q ne
Hauau Confederation.
Pape Plus * IN snsuerius an smhasssdof from Ire
Emperor Espaieon. ssidhs would ma aooert the Hanrra-
~ Presidency q me Itanan Confederation until no oau'd
ascertain whether Of not such an aoc-rtanee vouid pa1ay
he people e Ialy, As ven - promote ne Interests u
ne Csiboiir Churah-
Cariiasi Auionsm has prupased q new scheme Or ru
Italian coafcderEtion. ne prineipal o5ed heing o. con-
ral the masses and crush any revoiuuonuTy
IN that oouuiry.
rhs Peps has oniemned 10 deafh seven o. the du-
zens % Psrusia for heir H~arsdpauQn in he massacre
d that place Sine The condemnation Of these person'
they have escaped
Iis reported that Italy is b ts Temporarily ecupied
bg any nousani Frenea troaPa
Hs the intention q the Austrian Government 70
usinisin a respstshle army m venaiis.
TIE Uaitel States Govsrnmenf has demanded o. aitho
German govsrumenb The release @ Germsn usiuralzsd
Of the Unitei States from military and ether
serices whieh Hiscaimed bT those they
subject 20 By birth.
LArER FROM IspIA -Ihe advises received from In
dis by ne Csiou,ta mail Of July 5h. states dat me
Freueh Corsul al oien was murdered while tunsaciiug
ne oacai business Of bis on-s On fhe opposite cosst-
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Proceedings 81 tho Boa
men.

The pronosition 10 constitute Col Thos
Jas. Finnie Superinte8az1t Of Ccul Square.
with a salary Of $500 per snnum, was re-
iJscted.1
EDrroEs AFFEAL From your psPe Of this
morning / clip the above. The Board very
properly refused 70 pass 80 absurd a resola-
ion, for If it had nsssed, ] certainly could not
have accepted the proposition on the terms
proposed
had been informed that il was The desire
Of the Board that I should continue the Super
lntendenee Of Court sgaare, rlaoing at nv dis
posal a certain sun 20 pay the salary ct The
gardner, and the little contingent expenses
constantly occurring, much Of which I have
e~hesHuliy borne. The gardner got thirty-ars
dollars a moath, which amounts to -four hun
drsd dollars per annum, which Of the Eve hun
dred would oEly leave one hundred for eontfn-
seneies. No m-mber Of the Boardwas author
lied by me to make the above proposition and
the Board only manifested its good sense are
fusiag to sanction it.
IN this connection, permit ne 10 say, that I
have had a force pump with sufficient hose TO
water nearly the whole Square at work during
The dry weather, and the pump did essential
service in keeping alive the grass and trees
which the drouth would have destroyed but for
ms timely artificial watering; on this account
the Square incurred the expense Of S2s5s5.
The work was ordered with the concurrence o.
gentlemen Of TASTE, and ! think it debt
that the Taxpayers Of Memphis viii readily
pay, either from the public treasury OF their
private purses. ! shall always be ready to
my aid in doing whatever viii contrib
to the permanent Improvement Of Men,
7his, or the pleasure and happiness Of her cit
.zens- Yours, truly,
T. J. FTNNIF.