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MARINE AFFAIRS.

letter from Jiddah states that vessel going from
jena with 30 Mussumau pilgrims for Mecca. foun-
lered about 100 miles from Jiidah. Ali on board
were Drowned, with the exception of few, who saved
themseve by bOdiog to some loose spars.
1HE RUSSIAN FkIosrE GFNkR,L ADMIRAL.
Adyces received by the Canada state that the new
Russian rigate General Admiral, scon this port, had
reached Cherbouig. The date OF her arrival aud par
tlculars of the voyage are yet uoknowp.
loss OF nv CAPTAIN, NATE AaD THIRTEEN 90
1HH CKEw OF NS AUSTRALIAN CLIPPER.
Adyces have reached Liverpool of the mean-
choy tate Of Capt, Brewer, the chief officer, and
thr,oen # the Of the cippership lodiao Queeo.
Tb. news i conveyed IN Dispatch from Valparaiso.
beariig date jane IL. Il states that the lniian Queen,
Capt Dresser, from Melbourne to LIyerpod, pat 10
there ON the lOth instant She struck AN iceberg On
the 1t April in lat. CO. s., Ion. 10 W., while run
ning AT IT,. rate Of r. kLots hour. Tue mainmast
from the top up AMI foemat W. ut over the side, car
rying with thrm the bossprt and dSure head. Tae
CAPTAIN chief officer and thirteen ot the crew took TO
the boat- the second officer reusngo leave the ship.
The boat with the captain, maze aud men on board sa
sw au.ped along -ide and AID all hands pershet The
ship continued her course IN the most dtlapda'ed
condition. ADD % day after the sad occurrence 500
anchored SAT, ly the Bay of Valparaiso. She had On
toarc 10 pa-sn gers general cargo aud 23O'0 ounces
.,,,,i
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BOARD OF STPERYISORS.

This Board he 10 Mother meeting Yesterday EtlJAu
/. PURDI, est. IL the ChAIf.
yfuanr,s.-A communicated was received from the
Cont.o.cf. II answer TO resolution transmitting
siatrneut giving summary Of Expenditures iJr ate
AID County purposes Tor the first hall OF the fiscal
VI ar eudl June 81 aInountILg 10 S-,oli.%'o. Re-
itrred.
ODtAi1n on he Tar Commissi0z.-A communica-
ton was ANNOUNCED from james I. Bracy esq. being
sn opinion d the ltealy REG Atty OF the appoint
rutut of Tax Commissioners by the Controller.
Nj kLNNFuY objected 70 ~ reception. Ii should
have cune through the Committee CT the subject ami
not direct fl,m Mr. Braiy. This was wasei, how
ever and The paper read II holds that the Leg
isature ;Ia,ceuded Is powers IN the passage OF the
act giving the Controller the power 10 appoint Tax
Commissioner That act L. be says, unconstitutional
the Controller being a city oaicer, ami lot eomgeteut
10 atpuni Tax Commissioners who are county officers
Tie lax Comma SioueI-, no <cyeT, being the same "a
were appointed by the old Supervisors, are legally
constituted officers they hold over aud can Mold over
un Il their successors appointed. The tx roll ~
therefore legal. TIE option further holds tha. the
SUPERVISORS az a, preseLt constituted, have not the
power 10 appoint Tax Commissioners. lhe Oh super
vsors under the old law had, but that aS / repealed
ard 10 o.her Tax COMMISSIONER II would appear
from the opinion, can be appointed until some legal
provision Is mace by tue Legislature.
MI kESNEpY iemsI ked that he was we'll pleased
with the opinion, for It'll held the Commissioners IN
power AMI 10 officer or body IN TIE county could re-
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EFFECTS or THE STORMI IN THE cry.

A cartman sought shelter in grocery store a. tn
corner Of Eighty fifth street ard Eighth avenue,
curing the storm, leaving his horse and cart standing
in the street. Tue animal took fngnt and dashed of
bu, before it had gone block II was struck by light
niIg snd instantly killed the sane stroke shvered
the veoicle.
The stable OF F. Vessel in the Twenty .second Ward
was struck by lightning and consumed horse and
several persons were within the stable when the stock
came The horse was much injured but the people
escaped.
A. Moller's house, in Eighthavenue, was bloEn
down 10y the storm.
A portion of the Ninth-ayenue Railroad Depot was
blown down.
Dung the storm on Wednesday afternoon the
British bng Time, lyiog III tue Eat River, was
struck by lightning when shverrd the malntopmast
Margaret yil., cbnd 81 years of age, who's pa
retts reside at No. 10 West Fortieth street, was
struck by lightning aud killed. Ste was sitting
upon truuk III a ba * room, near window, when
the lghtuiug struck roof and descended through
the window breaking four panes OF glass and spend
inc its force upon the ctild, whose hair was snsed
auo breast burned. Coroner ackman held au Inquest
upon the body.
The storm made lively work among the pleasure
boats in Gowanus Bay. The anchorage ground at the
Clubhouse near Penny Bridge, is well encirced 10y
stone wharves and is regarded as unusually secure
from carnage either by wind or wave. The squ>n
here first struck from the north, blowing directly oil
shore Ire bJat-keepers, on tie fret ntimatiod oi
bad weather, were cut among their craft attempting
t. fast ep them with new anchors in addition to tier
usual buoys. But the gust broke over the bay 80
suddenly that they were compelled to cesist and go
ashore before their work hsrdly began.
The boats began gradually to drift toward the south.
Ii was noticeable tuot these which were moored to
buoys fastened to heavy, sunken stones held their
gruuud longer than those that trusted to the tukes o
aIcho7s for an anchor. when it begins to drag. Is
apt to tuIn slightly toward one side and SO loses It's
,tGor g-st hold of the bottom.
4 large sa,lboai lyiug moored to stake was aPpa
reIrlv partially lifted ont of tho water by The wind
and CAP, zed witnin stores throw Of the shore. No
other If the craft mcored in tue anchorage OF the
Club-House we've cap>zed Several weot ashore
bot without damage. The statement IN yesterday 9
papers that yscht left Penny Bridge with large
p,rty on board just al the bsgiunIrg OF The storm
ana bad not been heari from since appears To have
been uufouuded. Great credit is due to the Messrs
Smedlev bos, builders for their energetic efforts 10
uI.ysnt damage T. the boats.
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move them until the L. gis.u-e eo1l4 take Lcd of the

them until the IL yis.u-e coll take Lcd oil the
Meter again.
Nr. VooEHis sid t.is the opiriou be t.f hsd 81
The qutst1u tat he ctfemued the sctoc II the De-
lsiurc IL redd'irc With tt-se matters II wa q RAJ
cally act. He h,Wever We N favor Of sDeg oG aad
coi frGirg TIE tax oc,ss.
Mr.. BfrSr ssked where the books were. The
beok- aid r' Ire-en'ef here, but no' reeve.
ptLcirg Iretior 70 las them or tue table on ta- Nn
met, lie Boaid aciour0oc, aai where were Tue
IsJert
q The Clerk.
rtsoiu'cn was presented to refer the s''ess neut
ro aid books to- - Committee AuuurI I7X-- that
sai Con ui,iee examine { they had been pnpired ac
ccr'rg 10 law gui seud yr per.ons aud pspers, SAD
report ni an 'af.y day their opD:oo. AdoP'el.
NJ. hENNEuY presented RESOLUTION that roe poaru
proceed 90 -e.rct tao pape.- II which u pubhsh 'ae
Ses-cn laws. Loot, By 90 o..
Sir. 1wtED presented & resolution thai the Coutroi-
e- draw hi- warrant in favor OF VI. Brady sou Tor
b. oPiuon u the Tax Cornuli>-ioner suhec'.
81. Blunt cppo-ed tbs. NJ. Brady only quoted
tie law: II vas job oGly % 4bout three h'ut'.
Mr. FoohHI, favored tae resodtoni he thought
il was earlej.
The resolution was adopted by . to 3.
Toe >berits biz, >Soj9 ~ cr tue quarter, vas or-
deIed prd.
Mr. Blunt prese nt,d bis minority port against the
IrcpC~eG appropriation ct $50 900 Tor the lmn'-
siorers q: Record. ~ complete the contract for the
Registry Office. Leid over.
Tie CorLeIs bi.is, amounting 10 ,bn %, tr the
quarter ending jane 80 we're ordered pad. The post
moflem bill, Sllj, Of drct"s, were then re.d, ard
Mr. NoURHIs called up the report on Annuzl Taxes,
10 raise ~ tax The money for the county goVerlnent,
being, a. authorized by the Legislature, *3,}9 81.
Tie paper MAS read ate passed.
TIE Bo:ld increased the saaTv Of Mr.. Nandervcort,
clek oftte session AID his deputy, aud then 'Ourned
to ILui -day LeNf
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FtTN OCCURRFNCE At BRowSsyILIE.-A most
Ill guar snd faia took place Bro~n>-
vile. jefferson equity, on Sunday IN frins last, by
which yUuDg GerbaD banned Pniip He,nts' was
instantly Killed. The q, ceased auj two Other yOuls
,p LI.p 10 the village, Saturday lignt about 10
"cl,c procured b, THE of hquo', aud after inoong
sufficient quantity % ,ea ~ their nerves started az
tie uyer, ON the road toward WatertOwn as two OF
- ~ a,,hout knosiug where they should stop.
A6ercorc about thrce-ionrtbs OF mile aud reach1 :
- ~ woods taey turned from the road into the
wo toward tae rlyer wn'cn at ihis place rnns 50 ne
three or four rods thereirom. Stopf'n- eOou' nun
- t., Tho rad To tne river bank, they struck q
Srt and nrooeeded to amuse themselves by pIay,ns
ca,es tU about clock, when some one p1ssinS by
and discovering the high, Of then FIRE h1lTd taem.
This so frightened and disconcered 'heu tus' me-
fed each i'm separate dire cOns. The deceased N ~
,,cbt ard confusion and the darkness occs.i"ted by
suddenly leaving The fire. rushed oil Tue 1ank' SIX!
feet ON ihe rocks below, aud was instantly killed.
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COURT or COMMON PLEAs-GENEaAL rEss-JuLT IL
Before Judges DAILY, BRADY AID HILTON.
George Lander. sgt Goofgr oreiy


Hlt1oN J.-Tte plalutiif sued 10 recover the value
certain % frames alleged have been sold and delivered
Up the ria the ola eff was .w IT aud exsmi ed
his behalf and ten rested hs cs. His ;e'moLy
substance that be sid the frames def i,n ono
ce. be- delivered g. he Ge-nd tat
all b and a. 70 whethe thej ",- 'y DE-
,ered ne id NOT kaoT lie DID ao go hrn d,lyrr-d
IL August l5G he had clerk his enpy ID HI tehi
Lo in The hsb. II selling zoVes fL him and -criPng e.
ald Lsd authority from hm 10 o. 80 'se5'L' Tor tns GSa "a
shcA ihe plaiLiif swore ~ Il .icn. haLdwn i'g
II n, din, SO the psatiH rested his cas- -re-
uyu liz defendant moved TOR ,a watch tie Justice &C.
rte ierdau, then * eped offered eyierce hs part
The sub.equeLis saSe uo 2rtbt Tor i- P1LIh qua r
defendant aiFees statnk a. ole 81 Us sio1Id' 81
o. .,.c- ere I IL rtil,ifg the zoo snit
TIE decision of J.~ upon this motior ~a' cary eEo
leou., his judgment must taer'i'ft b. reversed ,
N, plaintiff se,tiroly -h9"-o q" cau~ q a;'n "lar'ri
again ire celdaIt apart ron ne fre.ipt "li.n In sLs
.r, RI % Il did not spp~a that me gods we've ever
d,.iy-r,c. Ior what If auJ thing. va near value.
palmer r., uDlsuit az % afcrs b. c'ueei'sa.
an s~.rr 4 'ed role shat d~frufan' AFTER
Of bch r-rd the grounes tue uotonth- judgment wall
20. apps b~cals. toe prP- rviisrc7 vs. ~.
az. shsrnsp, ? +. Smith 2,tl
.-d ia. Of the frames delivered aud deus1
ih- receipt 4 Of thos. casrgd sEsns, nia b.; IL Tar
Of BE- conbins them o. The pces s'atec IL me rrep
i .puasred Ina, they were purchased By hin from ST.
W.sbroo. he tine ba,iu- Win The plaintiff
ugo TIA, the Pce tolo b. credited
os W-bruok, then held by dTfrudan, The psGtit
kue. II this Of ~. sale, sad
20 T. Uadr tie ifamr- delivered, aud aiterwafd,
W-,oro. delivering IT, defendant he receipt referred 10
1 re amount charged credited o. M note
Uucrr what circumstance Ne receipt obtained By w q.
brook sppcsr beyond hs statement tn1t plaintiff
ssr~ed 20 furnish frsnrs bis. West, brooks
Whether De- Pad a,ea il money, or ia BIZ
settled Il -, A1ogQ although The Sss,it ngl. far
Ish-d iuflImativI lad IL cao-eD % nsy. done
Ill. silence cpon this .Gbeet sr<cs 'e'uppdol
pr,s-bt II the posi-
tive syi6-pc. pat Of toe ceao
and receipt Which thru h0ut
the psLtt ornyng the norty II Hs'ch
II ea ne received ANYTHING for L. s.sf-s
udp! Il he Jl--ce only unsupported By
Gt-'e D.; ooLiEssy - =, al sao-. reverted.
| J.5susI. .sTs..1.
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Advertisement
GRFAT REpITCIIDN

In consequence in June have still got
an imneus. CLOTHING haud VII ch
determined and therefore concluded :"
make q reduction Of prices ON al Summer stock
marked the lowest selling figures the
purchaser viii be enabled the reduction inside tno.e
THIS WI afford opportunity for one e supply
large stock fasons0ie SUNHER
C orrtNc AZ extremely lou prices The reduction made
on our al BOYS aud CHiLDREN'S CLOTHING.
The warn d. only begiuUin..
d. DEyiiS 4 Co, Nos 23. go sEd 80 Broadway.
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W-JERSEY ITEMS.

CovJUGAI ArYAIR.-Iesterdsy afternoon, woman
bearing be spears having ben butsly bestea s
psr,o az bcdfars flee Ier,y City sni preferred
against h.r tusb,I a. Jamrs Rsgsn M ssssut sad
batter Threatening her he with knife. ard 10 adat'y Sac
tafr ha, hrh,ud had tur1rd Der ron h,m- snd
substituted Der psc- named Margaret brct"s
Upon returning home yesterday Ms OR,Saa discovered the
s.a,r OF sals sud vita Husband for hi. h
cry he fe~ PASSION and after Desirs her In mot
ssrrd kre sod th, atrned 20 murder her
,he premises Officers Daley aud smith ~eut
20 the house corner Second sni unouh sad
arr,sti scsud his oRsgau held ia $5n
botos bis sppeasHce and Magir, Becker comasd
10 he Cry Prison.
FtRFMEN'S I>yITArIoN ACCEPTED.-liercules En-
su- Company No Of jersey City, have sccsp'ed invitation
tn kugue Company VI New fofs 20 par I'd 10 that
Ssurdsy an Of the rrcep lou Of f-rsess
race Hoe pay Philadelphia, their return fom Mag
Eals
EXCURSION YESTERDAY the crew of the British
stesustip lying the Cunse dock proceeded NO
10 he Newark BAY House.
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fAdyerti.emcnt !


Every body desires Ia succeed, aud very IL"
would fail Of aud happiness they would follow the right
tbe % their faculties FOWLER
WtIIs No SE Broadway maks PhreaolOgCal Examinations
dolly. ana give vice on these p0Ilts
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Advsrt semeut
BRADy> GALLERIES,


AMBRoTYPES AAD DAGUE RREpryPEs.
No. $50 and 6it Broad ay. Newiofk and No $50 Penn'y
vanis.av., " sshnguu, ID {.
Pic-lT-- Of al pous copied IN St ~Ne Oi the at
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~ pcpsrpspt The bN therefor n be audited and paid By
the r'n'i'e D sTrsaS Of Reoa,-s aad SHrpiin
Fo, PsI; aaq a,.. 1u Of cs Han dssf,r bi fire. zoo
RpygSips sr Hcus~s ior Fu.t, rhud four'h. Seyel:h
and T~ofh Pr"cucts 5000
psrair, p, s;si 1880
Ada'oG, to STI',g 't,; 70 fn Mac. ac5
TIE smou0t aiken f,r hy the COn,non Council ex-
en.iye Of the fooualog Hospital t29i -, EN-
b,acit - items each of sp ciiic amount,
Ire amount appropriated l. sl93 800, being 500 67J
less than passed oy the Common Cpuucd, aoi al
:, one item. Public bulldogs cuo-tTartion,
pair spd alterations ,cluciug CITY Halt, Police aod
FIR, peparim,u Its aud 1uuphi ns Markef aud this
;npoitau; condition, VIZ, to be expended under the
"duecton OF the Street Commissioner entirely
omitted.
The constructive of Tompkirs Market has been very
materially delayed, o~iog principally u grave defects
in the orgi al specifications After much discussion
and eres, difference 81 opinion, new auG supplement.
arv cortrsis have been made for all Of the bulldog
exec pt the roof. Tie later wOOd have been earded
ard tett to the COuU Couucl Tor Confirmation, bot
er the fact that the Controller declined to pass upon
tire sureties.
II viii be seen that this portion Of the work will
have to be Ie-adyertIsed.
Cjty mn RtDairs
The Common Council, on the 21th Of June passed q
,esolut'ou directing the Street Commissioner to
have specification drawn, aUd advertise Immediately
for posa's to have the City Hall building put in
nroier repair, aud II previous to the fire.
A competent architect was put Ia charge of this work
the TEXT day aid specific +Dns being prepared Is
rspidy a. pIactcahle.
There will be 10 uuI ecessary delay in submitting
,be award to the COn,non Council for cOufrm Il
For full Get ail- 10 regard 10 all the business of the
Bureau Of Repairs ard Suppl Is, You are referred to
the reports Of tue Superintendent and Deputy Super
ipteudeut transmitted herewith.
The latter has the immediate charge oe the supplies
IN publ,c Offices auI under the ordinances. cor
responds directly with the Street Commissioner. The
ID. putty Supeim eudent renders vouchers against Va
rlety Of appropriations, many Of which are much
more largely drawn upon by others full statement
Of AL hi tran sactinns i, included IN hi, report
/, Is upon tins bureau tuat TIE general business OF
all the Offices of the City Government 80 directly de-
ponds FOR fuel Stationery, printing. g.; Several OF
tbese sppropratons were exhausted last year, which
proved 10 be source Of great yeX1tion aud annoy.
aice BESIDE detrment 10 tue public Interests. a'ked
this year for s.J,0O0 for stauoucfy The Common
Council REDUCED il t. SlJOOO, @hlcn cum was included
IN the tax levy. Thus apptUp 4tOn Is exhausted the
amount supplied To- different offices being rs follows:
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AMRROrYprs snd PHoTOGRApHs, Cor from 8

da7er: 8x0; the lagos; and chrap-s Portraits 10 the
fun, love money at Hot Ms new Boz
Tor Gallery No 81 Broadway. Beware Of pickpo se and
empty pockets.
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Ia W NTELLIGENCE
SUPREME coukT-cnAnnge.-Iay a Before Ja.tIes

SUPREME COCkT-CHAnBERs-Juy IA Before Justice
CLEEkE.
DECISIONS.
FlizaJ. IIerrick act. Charles III. Heuick.-Moton
snd st aside Of defend, Ant denied without
Christian Angelo ag' John Kreitz.-Moton for wit
II .up-lseo.a. depird without costs.
Henry Hus'en sgt. WiaIn Moser.-Mo'ion for dis
soyey deuie hout aud without pude 70 plaintiffs
ri1Lt to apply referees certificate.
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COURT or SPECIAL sESsioNs-Jrly it-Besor. Justices

CoNNoLLY. BSow>sLL ara ksLLY.
Owen Conway, assault ADD battery; Jijgm'n' sus-
p.ud.d Toward Cs.s-uhrtt ss,ut and battery hns ~
th1. Case mir assault aud battery judgment sd9endea
Wl'sm kra.-r. .t-soS mvnsy Jdsu-nt suspended snet
srck Bauer sssu ard battery iced SO Marsrr' AlsA,
assaa battery iadEmeu, isp.nded John Campbell. s
anti sIi battery hu-d s. Mary Foley assault and est;efys
~
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Advertisement.
METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STROP.-Tbis nm-

itsbe article obaited of ne sole manufacturers J. )
S,UADEKs NJ As,o House and Of the various gents through
out the city
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CIT 7 II EMS.

The weather Yesterday was very warm, notwth-
standing the heavy rain Of the night before. During
the Afternoon q breeze ano clouds csme up, and the
evening was cool and eIjoysbe.
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TEAyfL oS THr NEw-HWES K. R.-During the
ID, iih ard 5th, -2,7Si passetgers were carried
over tue New-York AID NevHaven Railroad the
larges, number that has passed over the road in 8
corres pondug tine stree it has been IN operation.
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IHT FORREST DIVORCE CASE.
ChA,s.ri- y Fouest az Eisin Forrest,
Today NJ OContor N we'd 'hN The Referee ap-
tire 20 the testimony ~ witness DE- bear s'is in THE
- h. directed a. .r-. ~ a. oucr With re TO- sp
re- .hsf The bad .e5Uned The msted uat oooseL
- moved fr sosios temporsEy AimoaJ To
NJ. Sine s,T - dii the Pr-'eedings ,<,,. -.
TIE opposed BY Mr. Brady on behalf Of hr -
rt.t Dvc,oa
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SrRITU,LIsTs PIc-NIc.-On Monday, JAY Is,
there will be picnic Of Spiruali't, at Pleasant Val.
ley about ten miles up the North River. The steam
boat Elors vii leave the foot OF Spring sect a.
O'Clock IN the morning and al / O'Clock in the after
noon, and stop Twentysecoud street each trip for
psssepeors lit ,houli rain on Monday, the picnic
will take place the following cay, Tuesday, July 10.
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srtc.n i,-sef,er Jad.. Hrlro,.

El;-bn Bloomer sgt. Daoel \. Whitney. Judgment
for frft with costs.
Edwmc Ga.,i,,. sc act, Croker 4 Warren. No
;ion sr ,proir, reu, II tcuisd wish costs
Sane act Same. Motion 10 make reply more deha-
e Grtied wa
james Srley Ae set HerryO. IIre wer, &c. Mo-
n f appointment - Receiver 4 bark Curoy sfsot'd
Re.ef-Hc orc'nd G IA; purpose. 1rDPoEy iaguetH eSa
tim, . with costs
Brigrport City Bank at. Charles AberDethy. Case
s-ffLd
Moff,t act. Moore Papers with the Special Term
Clark.
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FELL OFT or A WINDow.-,JameS WatersGn, y
years AZ sse f. from the story WINDOW Of his resdeoc-
No - Dearcey STREET "Wednesday evening and rece'e
injuries Of which he soon sttet expired
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DI.cH,RGED.-Selover, the tcke, swindler, VIII
had beer charged with ssindlng the Rocks Brothers
was brought before the Mayor yesterday aud az
charged the evidence not showing thai ne was Directly
ned one Of the proprietors of the bogus Love
10Y House named Fallcp, was also brought up, out
agreed TO settle. The Mayor told him that he coun
rever show them any favor unless they changed the
name Of their house, which was a deception fAoon
agreed TO select aao;heV Iaue AID the!sapoa WIS o-
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RUS OvER.--Ap ice-Cartman named bonn nelly, "
see il attempting 20 upon his car on Wednesday
evening his footing and fell under the heel receiving To-
hch he cleo after hs removal 70 the Ne" YORK
capital
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STEALING KgG % LNGER.-ll Hugh McCabe, feel
Ing rather thirsty while al Jouess Noud "Wednesday,
40 k.d down alter raued William hraEl vfc wheel
H. kg, through ire grounds I'd s.c one OF taeu
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sJPEgIOa COURT-SFTci,L rXRN-JvIY u Before Jassie
WpoDRIkF
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-04
PRUSSIA.

"BERLIS Friday, July 22d.
"The ofoisl P,r1ioH Gazette contains the fol-
loving:
g The various erroneous opinions which hsve been
of ate prcuug ed regards she objects Pru-sia had
in ler epdeavors for a NE NATION have induced the
Prusssn Cabinet 10 sddres o. Glowing correctional
circular oispa ch to the Embassies 10 Germany:
90 Count Rechberg imnedia,ely after his return
from Nei,ns ssid "a the Royal Pru-siau Embas,ador
at Vienna a. fOloss: Austria has accepted the pre-
lmin sres Of peace principally because the conditions
cf uedision proposed by the neutral great Powers
we're ees favorable for Austria han those upon which
the En- peror Of the French desired TO treat.
"1Le Empe' Of Austria, in his manifesto Of the
18th nstaIt exple e.sed himself to the came effect:
90 To the CIRCULAR OF Count Rechberg recently
ooIded to ma. project OF meoiat IN, said to be com
muncatec TO France by England, was added, to the
conditions Of which Pr1ssia should have consented
TIE W0'n-er Journal Of to-day also publishes the
above project.
"' You BE authorized 10 express most positively,
!. That on the eide of Prussia no conditions OF
n mediation whatever bad been advanced, nor have
any SUCH coming from any other Power been accepted
"2 That the project added to TIE Austrian circular,
and since published in the newspapers, was entirely
unknown t. u-. Nos scHlLISiIs.
a. Bt,ia, July q ," ~
Tie PruAian Gazette mentors The news Published
BY the Magence Gazette Of this day respecting certain
pioposa Of dation made by the grest Pos and
declares that the communication far a. 1t concerns
Prussia, lie veid Of foundation.