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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
MARINE AFFAIRS.

1Ei'L TRIP oE TET STEAMSHIP GUATFNNLN
This vessel, intended for the coast trade between
Panama and the ports along the coast of Central
America sailed on her uial trip yesterday morning.
She is commanded By Capt. NJ Dow. There We about
- invited guests aboard ard leaving the dock and
passing the vessels in the harLor she was saluted.
The American flag was flying at the fo.e, and the
Costa Rican dag was st the peak.
NiyAL.
The work q, all the Navy Yards is exceedingly
br. x al present in consequence of the unusually
LARGE number of vessels fitting out for sea. The
steam.fricate San Jcin,o had steam applied to her
engines yesterday to Try the respective merits of the
two new boilers lately put on board. The result
which is considered OF great Importance, cannot be
definitely ascertaned until longer trials are made
Yesterday the Martins boiler got up steam ~
minutes quicker than the horizontal one. All hands
have been put to work on the frgsts Sabine nov in
the dry dock.
The steamsloop Hartford, al Boston, has lad her en-
eines working almost; continuously for weeks past so
that If thers be anything wrong win them
II may bs Discovered 81 oace, aat before sac
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

Ivrorr,xT DEcrsiox-DEFrAr OF THT P,rEroS-
Tr1ruPH OF NE LASDH0I DERS.-Judge Gould has
lust made one of the most important as well as popu
lar decisions ever delivered in this Judicial District
In case tried on Tuesday in Sehoharie County, he
red tbst. the Court OF Appeals having Just decided
that the condition of landlord and tenant does not
subsist between our PATRONS on one side and the
tenants on the other therefore the former eannot sue
the latter for any rent, in any shape In consequences
Of tbs decision Judge Gould ruled that the PATRONS
could not maintain suits against the andhoters Tue
suit was accordingly - struck from the calendar We
ge, this from person who heard the decision II ne
has not mis understood Judge Gould we have reached
that excitement which has existed in the manor towns
for the past twenty years and which must exist so
long il is claimed that involuntary servituie or
feuds tenuTes exist in this State We e0ngratuis'e
the lsndhoders on their irst great victory. The de
cision Of Judge Gould should lead To general IL
lumins.iOr 4: the iielierbargh. We imagine y VII.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
CnMMIssIoNERS OF POLICE.

The Board Of Cornnissio3e-s o. Police II It ye-te-
day afternoon &. Hesdlgae!. l. secret session Presi
peared before the Commissioner, and in lengthy
argument urged upon tie eBard The Necessity C taking
immediate action in the Of the Cd 70 ice fo-ce,
in order that the CITY might be saved from further
taxation. He appeared ON ben af o. 30 men. and hc sug
gesed that Committee OF three he appointed by the
Board 70 examine into and classify The eases. and hea-
such evidence migt' b. adduced. The matter was
referred to the Counsel OF the Beard with instruction
70 render an opinion On FRIDAY ucN 10 the mo-;
speedy way cf settl.ng the cases. Tie Board ad
i0urncd until FRIDAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

AsOrHER HoMIcIDE.-About IL O'Clock on Mon
day night, just after the steamboat Commonwealth
left New-LondoD, two Of the deck hands named
Dennis Hsnley and Patrick Radgan, had personal
collision, during which Radigan drew large pocket
knife with which he stabbed his antagonist in the
neck, breast, and sides, inficting wounds which viii
no doubt prove mortal. The wound in the neck /.
three inches deep, the weapon grazing the jugulsr
vein-that in the breast penetrated the lungs and the
cuts in the side extend hall around the mans BODY
Hanley IS now in the Hospital, at the point Of ieata
AMI his sn,asonlt in the Tombs to answer for HI.
criae.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

Messrs. HAsKETT and HOLMES met yesterday aiter
noon, when the former offered resolution that the
license fee for the present year be fixed at the lowest
rate allowed by the statute, namely $50 and that the
j~rqts TO the afdavits of the applicants be taken be-
fore a Commissioner of Deeds or Notary Public
Adopted. Adjourned TO Wednesday.
In regard to the expression made 10y Mr.. Holmes on
Monday, that the Board might as well apply to the
Great Mogu on question of municipal action as to
the District Attorney it is due to state that he added
as his reason for saying So that il would be ont of the
line of the profession and official duties of the learned
Districi-Attorncy TO attend to such a request.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIoNs-M.r aL-seters ya.ie..


Mary l.. Aicher, stealing copper boiler; PenifeD-
tary stealing rings 40 Judgment
suspended fredec Bishop assault and battery CITY Pn.eo
month Charles Denny stealing silver watch; Pen,en-
ary months EdsssTd A. DAVIS stealing two card
- Penensy two mouths John Dunn, stealing three silver
watches Putisry four months. AkNsndsr Godsmiih, IN
decent exposure; Pen,entiay month John usseery.
stealing copper coins House n Refuge James Kelly ssuk
battery Peuitentiary four non,hs Elizabeth Lewis
ss and battery Pentsn,iay four months Alice Mshyney.
stealing Peiteutiary two months fmothy ONeii.
s,esiDg othDE City Prison days. Patrick Dopnsy,
saul aud tatt. rnt-utiary six months. William Riley
ssu and battery Pensniiay Two months. Cathanne Riley.
st@sing silver watch Penitentsry month 0eorye w.
Wiley attempting 70 steal umbrellas; Penitentiary hre~
months James Cunniu zbsn, stealing gold chain, ke lda
suspeuded. Mary Norris steang uadercoshins PsSi-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
COURT CALENDAR-Tgis D.y.

CsITED STATES DIsTRicT CoURT-Nos.S ., 9, 10, ii.
-, l3 a. lJ l6, II.
SUPREME CoURr-GESgRAL TERx.-Son-enumcr-
s,ed Noe 81 63 Enumeraed Nos. lg7 10 u.s. 10. S. s.
lls I2O. %, q. IS. - =, -, -.
SUPRExE COURT-CrRcCTr-PART Mos. COL,
7ss l2. ls ls73 III 1873 l$t5 1875 1851 I13 1919 1855.
257 I7Jl 1875 M LIS 1850 100 1865 1867, 1859 1871 1873
1875 1871 1879 1891 Par H-Nos lsf. i6sO I6i5 l5tz,
l72s 7gs 1882 1919 1856 1850 1862 1854 1853 1910 1914 1878
1914 1857. - -
SUPERIOR CoURr-PARr Mos. JS4, Gil, 2sJ, 6I7.
SIS &C. ST. 59 So 7e5 212 u.s. sS7 is5 ~; AZ ss x5
ss2 rs 49, 57 "a 81 100 4s. 60 6s1 Dol 81 sg7 57e
l32 Par Uso so 81, so, &C. 81, tsf, SD. 49, sH so
81, sse sSJ SSj, 6S, So
BRooKLrs CIY CorKr.-Nos. 3, 81, 90, ~, ~, 81,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

NAVIGATION os LARGE ScHr.-This l. th" n"
Of progress. ard we are glad the old Dutch ard the
new Yankee inhabitants of Weschestcr County have
finally walked up and commenced to navigate the
Harlem River. The advertisement in another column
will show that small steamer has been started TO run
under High Bridge and give the Newiorkers IN op-
portuny Of viewing Foriham IIights, celebrated for
small "y,ters and large cattle. The trip to aoUls
Dock will well repay the outlay Of eight cents
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

The WEST WAsHISGTos MARKTT TRoUBLEs.-The
occupants OF West Washington Market were thrown
into fever yesterday in consequence OF the counsel
Of Taylor & Co.. State lessees waiting upon them to
procure their signatures to lease for the ensuing
year. The occupants relying on the protection Of the
City authorities, refused and threatened with
summary Sectnsat. Tai; threat, however, was not
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
H,RnEY rmr WIZ PolsoSrR.-The trial Of Har.

HARDES, THE VIE PoisOsEg.-The trial Of Har-
den murder IN Warm County viii not take Place til
spsmbr the Board f Fr~ehdeTs having refused 70 order
special tern n Juy Grea; Informed being
f--ing favor II Harden aud there are asny
who really believe him nuoceut Of the crime with which be
charged He preached three sabbaths n the Jail
where be confined and large numbers Of ladies' have sd 20
he.r him Harden saws hi that h. il entirely innocent aud
pretend. 20 b. earnestly enzasd in study designing whea
Lbera,sd, 20 prosecute his ministerial work
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

sUPREME CotRT-GEsERM TESN-M,yoi-B Before judges
ROOSEVELT, Lorr and PLATr.
THF sTTvFNs wiFE-PoIsoSISG CASE.
The People &C. plaintiffs In ag James stephens doteos
This morning the attention of tho Court was occu-
pied in hearing motion to postpone the argument %
the writ OF granted in this An order WA
finally made, that the argument should proceed %
Monday next Stephens was in court.
CRcUIT-Msy 2-Beiore Judge ALLEN.
yKRDICr AGAINST DUBLIN TRICKS"
James b. Medley agt. VIM. Hastings
This was action for SANDER. Plaintiff charged de-
ndn who l. known anoug Pngsts BY the name Of Dublin
Tricks with having called him thief saying ths, he made his
GSSfS @ essd Dy sS an" ''' al " ASSOC '' were '''s'
Ded et p thai tie word, used by him were true bot
GsS of 30 ~ l'''' ''-" ~ ' '''' ''''' :" p''''A'
Dlcker.on and Williams for plaintiff Andrews Colby saa
is SCHlNsER,-Before Judge surHERL.sD.-DycIsIoss
Marion Stage agt. David stage.-Report confirmed
Clara B. Conner agt. Benjamin Conner.-Ssms
order
j. p. Stanton agt. Jemima C.. Stanton -Rsfcrred
back 90 Referee 20 take further proofs.
Robert Taylor agt. Dudley Persse ct al.-Moton for
adsneDt Of costs denied and adjustment BY clerk affirmed
John II. Abee ct al act. Augustus X. Lane ct al
Motion for Receiver granted with = 10 costs
In re. The international Insurance Company.-Order
Elizabeth I. Deming agt Lucien ID. Conan ct al
Motion for injunction denied and Temporary neactiou vses.eS
George X. Roberts agt John W. Cartor.-Motios
denied with = 10 costs
Augustus Thomas agt. Charles III. Raymond ct AL
Mo,ion denied without cots 20 eiths party
THy NEGRO MISsTREL CASE.
Henry Wood sgt George N. Harrington.
Mr. Banks moved for An attachment against the de-
udat Contempt for Jsobeyg the Injunction Issued In tas
suit
The Judge said ne would give him order show why
an s,ogd issue, he could tho
de pdaut rom PLAYING until the hearing Of the case tksrs
mi iklt echricIty IN between Wood
Cht which might be- the principal point In the " did
uot seem probable Judge that the defendant would
violate the order The Court unless hs acting under
te counsel in regard 70 the agreement between hi
an Wood.
Mr Bank. then took order show re.arable
Thursday lrAt Al 10 O'Clock
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fAd,erisemeut
DrNTIsTRY-Dr b. f. ADAMS, No. lJ6

BIZ kerst hao g1 acd Cottage place performs
all operaous upon the Teeth i the scientific caref
manner pom the reasonable terms. Whole sets Of
.eth inserted Slyer and C0rra'r
Gold and Psdna noudir Ely low. Particular j.
paid the Fu, aud Cleansing the Tech ad all operations
vsr
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
IAdyer.ise ment.
Snperbly bcautiful CARPETS

A. tr.meudo1 low pri'es
Cross.y \ Sous gOrgeoTs NTD AiLfoSs
ENGLISH NELyETs q t. y per yard
Real ENGLISH BRUssELs, o % lOi per yard.
Al.wool NGRATNs, 8, too per yard.
Floor OILcLoIHs. . 6to . per yard.
HIRAM ANDERsOA, NJ " Bywery
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

SrRlKz FOR WAGEs.-Many Oft mOlders at Pat
erson are on strike. Their pay now il 81 to 81 II
per day. The turnout of the ELK operatives has
resulted in their return to work at the same wages
and the same number of hours that had been custom
ary at the various Establishments previous to the
strike.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

Place no faith in onr assertion that the French


Silk Crape, Lace AID Straw inner BoN'hT,st w iEDL
81 BrOadwey. hacd,c snd chespes Ia u.
cty until have visited the esabisnmeu See ists for
yourselves then determine
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
NEWvJERSEY ITEMS.

The Third Un.on Anniyers Of the Sabbath
Schools of Hoboken will take place today. The
schools will meet at their respective churches at
O'Clock and from there proceed to Irving Place IN Gar
den street where they will form in line and march at
O'Clock 10 the residence OF Mr. Stephens on Castle
Point, and will be addressed by Matthew Hale Smith
and others. After the exercises are concluded the
schools will again form in line and march back, when
each school will return to It. place o meeting aud par
take of refreshments provided.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

UNCLE TONS CABIN Little COrdelia Howard
a. E,a-rreaest Eva ever Witnessed Mrs g. Howard
Topsey-he be-, Top.ey The word. M O. e. How ard
e. CHR UscLz TONS C,sIs tai, Afternoon aud Evening at
Barnufl's Museum.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

The QUEENS BIRIHDAY.-The British vessels in
port were gayy decorated yesterday in honor Of the
fortieth anniversary of the birth Of Queen Victoria
The Persia, Karnak and other steamers fired sautes
as did the yacht ST. Ursula The United States cut
ter Washington joined in the salute.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
GAd ve.-iss-ne
BRADY> GALLERIES.

PHOTOCRAPHs,
lNBaOTYPEs DsCEERsfoTYPgs
Noe 25 js 81 Broadway, Newiogk snt no So Yena.
sylysuia- -ay., " asailgt9u. ID c.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS coURT-MAY "a
Before CnARLEs W. NEWTON, Commissioner


Charles Worms and John Reguer, two Germans,
were examined charge Of smuggling ewery Ao On chs
ID Of March Ocer keum Of the Fourth Precinct whs
his heard the cry of Stop het On going 20 III,
where the robbery said have been committed the
officer found quantity Of ewey Sc scattered abou, the
tie Station House subsequently Of the alleged owners
was found In hi, city questioning him. was ,.nd tht
The n,e, had arrived from Brazil with the ewely 10 their
on the Goth Of January last. In the bark Msdersoo
Sbssoue naue The Custom House revealed the set ihe
The bad been into this port aud the pates wes
arrested on charge Il smuggling The Commissioners s'e
the evidence held the defendants 10 await the action OF
the Grand J.r James T. Dwight, esq, for the prosecution.
Nh Jonas u. Phillips of defendants
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-sPEciAL TEsN-Msy "a
Before Judge CHLIos
Irnna - Hndzea

An order will be- entered permitting the defendants
{, ytded the complaints within eight days
condition they pay $40 Of this moou jdsmsn, 70
stand -ecury Unless tkese complied with wss
the stated, The morton Is denied.
Pearsall at. Spcanater.-Order settled
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

BrRCIARIgs.-The stores. Nos. .33i, 2S and ES
Water street. were all entered between Saturday
night and Monday morning. Desks were broken
open, and many things scattered around but, SO far
a. can be ascertained, nothing stolen. The
strangest part is, that although one of the desks
broken open contained about :! in change, yet none
OF il was taken.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

HoRricUL1RaL EgHIsITIos.-The Orange Agricul-
tgral soe;y win give Spdas Exs599 % WstssstsJ ard
Th1nsay, JGse Is ssd L.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

81. Patrick Cathedral Sunday Schools will hoi
the usual annual exhibition, Thursday evening,
tne Apollo Rooms.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

TlxarIos N NEwARK.-The taxation in the City Of
Newark the present year. Ia 50 eeu;, to the Sleo
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
ADVERTISEMENT
How TO RESTRAIN THE PASSIONS AND Cur

rvArg rsE HlGHEs NATURE, ana IN whs, pursuit
make the mos Suse. may bs leaped by PhreuoOgici
al FOWLER WILLIS, ~. $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

SgITH O'BRIFS At THE PUBLIC INsTITUTIoN..-
William Smith o Brien, Thomas Francis Meagher
and small number Of their personal friends, made d
visit to the public institutions yesterday by invita-
ticn of the Board Of Ten Governors. The party
sisted OF some % gentlemen beside those named and
embraced Judge OConner, ex-senator McMuray
GOV. Maloney e1-GOv. Henry, Capt. McQuiggan of
the steamer Nigo, Lieut.. Surrey, L. S. A. John
Broughan, " alcot, with others.
The party reached Randalls Island about II
o'clock and were received by the little army Of boys
upon the island drawn up in true military array.
tour Of inspection was then made of the various de-
partments upon the island the party visiting the Lu
matte Asylum, Workhouse, Hospitals and PenIten-
tiary The order cleanliness and perfect system
exhibited in the several institutions called forth the
highest concentrations from each of the visants.
The round OF Blackwes Island having been made,
the party sat down to an elegant and substantial
repast provided in the Governors house. At the
close Of the dinner, speeches were made by Mr..
o Brien, Judge o ConnOr John Brougham, Walcot
Goy. Maloney and ex-senator McMurray. All were
pertinent to the OCCASION and entirely free from
spread-eagleism, fact worthy Of record. At :
O'Clock the party were landed in the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

Tn FRIESDs.-The annual meeting Of the Illcksite
branch Of the Society Of Friends has been IN progress
since Monday last, at their meetinyhouse in Twenty
severth-,tTeet, and will probably contnue through
the week. The Orthodox branch commence to-day
al the 0rchard-.treet meeting house.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

The managers Of the Monmouth County Agricultural
society have decided hold Fair this year & three days viz:
2ls, % ard ~ o: September.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
fAGrer-isement.l
METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STROP.-This inim-


table article nay b. obraned f he sole nauoctureT. J. $
sAuADERs No. Ator House, and Of h- various through
a. the ci.y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

SUCCEss OF A NEw-YoRK FAyORITF.-Mr. Joseph
jefferson, the original ASA Trenchard, Our Ameri
can Cousin not content with his success in the goody
city of Gotham has extended the Of Cousindom,
until now several cities that have heretofore been in
state Of iamenable ignorance with respect to the
characteristics Of that eccenricaly generous Yankee,
are intimately acquainted with the said. Even INTO
the Queens dominions has he made his triumphant
way. Last week lie was at Halifax, where he
aided and abeted in his pen onaton by Mr. Sothern,
the un;arallo I'd Lord Dundreary' How the Hall
gonans liked the style Of lord enacted by Mr.. Soth
ern or the peculiari-tcs of the cute CASA, the
papers do not inform us, but any who hasn't sense
enough to enjoy the joke must be, to use the
language of Dundrcary the ineffable "quacked
evidently quacked." Mr.. Jefferson is this week IN
Portland Maine where he is making sensation.
a. might be supposed, offers of lucrative engage.
ments FOX the coming season are literally shOwered
upon this popular comedian, but his services have
been secured by one Of our own managers, and he
viii positively act in New-York next season.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

PirL MoEPsY.-The grand testimonial to Nj
Morphy is to be formally presented this evening, d
the University Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
TEN GOVERNORS.

The Board Of Governors held their regular weekly
meeting yesterday afternoon, at Bellevue Hospital;
President DCCRO in the chair. The usual acquisitions
were read and approved.
communication was received from M. John G.
Green transmitting resolution passed by the Com
missoners for the removal Of the Quarantine sta
ton that the Board of Governors of the Ans-llouse
be reaue sted to receive and treat at their Small Pcx
Hospital on Blackwells Island, all patients sick with
small pox at the Quarantine or Marine Hospital on
Staten Island or which may be subject hereafter to
be sent there in pursuance of awhe expenses there
Of to be paid by the Commissioners OF Emigration.
Referred 10 Committee on Island Hospital.
The Superintendent of the City Cemetery sent in
communication asking the Board to give him authp-
ity 10 purchase another house. for the purpose of cX
pediting the removal Of the dead bodies from old Pot
ters Field Fiftieh street. Referred to Committee on
City Cemetery.
Several communications were received from Mcssrs.
Richard Busted and Wm. M. Eyarts, to whom were
referred the matter TO the legality and prOprety OF
paying Pudney 4 Russell, the assignees of DIR. Nor
ton the sum Of 81 500 for the advantages the Gov
ernors have derived from the use of sulphurc ether
in the Hospitals as an an9sthetc agent. Accompany
ing the opinions a report from the Committee on
Out Door Poor with a resolution recommending the
paymen, Of the sum of 81 800.
The subject was, motion, laid over until the next
meeting.
The regular weekly statement is rs follows:
NJ, amin May C
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25

A FUGrrWE From JCsTIcE.-Thomas Savage,
about o weeks ago. every tioa OF box
containing ana fed this city with his boO'y. tie
arrested here the Cincinnati Hotel Cedar street Nj
dsy .h ana returned Utica tue following morning Ia the
custody of OhccT POt.tr e., tha. city
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-25
CITY ITEMS.

a. their prices the FIST day would surely sell the sec
oni. We think thst full ha.f the stock this week sold
the first day. and we should say that more than hall
OF il sold at prices equivalent to Il cents pound for
tie meat As to quality, We must say that we have
never seen better average in market. Some Of the
droves are really remarkable, and we expect TO be
abe 20 record saes in report of tie market To-
norrow Of whole droves q; about sl20 head, aver
aging l2,c. pound. There Is scarcely anything IN
marke: that II sell st less thSn II cents net pound
1t i expected tina, the advance Of freights VIII stop
the rAUx ufpoor stock from the West.
TIL Mo1HUr ToNGUE.-The Rev. Mr. Oggell Is to
preach this evening, in the Dutch language in the
lecture-room Of the Reformed Dutch Church, at the
corner of Amos and Bleecker streets.
THr ORGANIC TRAITS tSD RASK oF WosAN.-
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Eliza w. Farnham, the
well-known lecturer ard author, held the first of
series Of conversations with an intelligent assembage
Of ladies, in the Cooper Institute. Her remarks
referred TO woman and her organic traits and
destiny and were intended to arouse the to pro-
perappecaton oftheir own dignity Of character that
womans influence might be more felt in shaping the
institutions OF society The discourse was highly en-
tertsning and instructive, and was listened to with
mark ed attention. The second OF the series on the
uses Of food ard their relation TO human development
will be given at the same place Thursday, at
p. m.
TIE FILTHY SIREErS-ThE WORK or CLEANING
COYNFNciD.-Tce resolutions and ordinance passed
by the Aldermen not being concurred in by the Coun.
cmen did not reach the Mayor yesterday and if they
had he would have vetoed them. Nj Downing, the Su-
G
under direction Of the Mayor. Gangs of men, on an
average about 20 sweepers in each Ward, and all the
ash carts &c, that could be obtained al so short
notice, were put in the morning in the different
WARDS, as near as could be ascertaned, a. follows:
In the First and Second Wards, various pest-spots
that appeared 20 be the wort.
In the Third Ward they commenced in Reaie and
Church streets.
In the Fourth Ward, Spruce, North William aud
Franksor streets
In the Fifth Ward, Leonard street.
Sixth Ward Mulberry aud Pearl streets.
Seventh Ward-Monroe and Market streets.
Eighth Ward-SpTing and Washington streets.
Ninth Ward-Around Jefferson Market and in Troy
street.
Eleventh ward-Stantou and Clinton streets and
Avenue B.
Seventeenth Ward-Ayenue Il. ana Clinton street.
Eighteenth Wari-Fourth Avenue and Twenty
sixth street.
Twentieth Ward-Seyeuth avenue and Twenty
seventh street.
Twenty-frst Ward-Third avenue and Twenty
seventh street.
Twenty.second Ward-Forieth AMI Forty-fr,t
streets.
A sufficient force of may be obtained to-day,
and in the course of couple Of weeks may again
have clean streets.