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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-14


Bound Up-Str. Month STAR prop. Bua,lo: II q po,s
19e cutter bfig, star igh!, Young America Dan Tio
Niohe belle; bark Gibraltar schrs COuftlHnI tsuid
Wellington, OnuungOu, HibbHd j. HuhbaTd, hIhry Cii
et RninbOv '' ''"
o. Bound pown-Strs AHily, MChigar; propeller Pmir h,
ca,s, eaIks IluWon zldoc PTgi, b. A SiansId. 6fi.
fQu9ll West Wind, ], W. n Tgeant Armada, Phdnif n
Hopid; Trader Metropolis, 4. N, FAmhAm.
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~ Of two wrts u ve1d ENppnas issued from ihe Court
Common Pleas Of Cuybhuga county, at the suit OF
Chas Hrldburn. Pl'lG against G AVID Cain, aud the
other nj the suit Of r. T. Lyon, PHI, asainst r. Cain;
shall oler for uhiu nrtv hereinafter mentioned.
the 10 doy Of october. 1859 ut o'cocE NJ Of said
", the following desc bed property, To Wit ttHme
hiuse situate snb-lot a. in Gusos subdivision OF ten
acre lots % and s. Said lot 6g feet front Granger
street by $50 Ice deep. ID. l. Wl0HTMAN. sheriff.
InnsuN IILnAl A.n lhl
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DR.. AMOS & SON hay" devoted their attention trClu
ysy ~ thus peculiar class u maa and the reet they
have uuCny huru tuaru tu render heiT follow
lures is FUZZY testified anil Gratefully knowedged hy
esrent patients and others daIlY arriving In town from nl
parts of the country for the express purpose MY o consul
utpu- while liee Ncrlns have brrn ru ed by the most
signal advantages ytt from what they hH1t experienced ~
quirin1 INTO tho causes Of these Infectious complaints
from their simple condition that of The dan
Bor und inycemtc they have always snterlaincd tn
pnSsblyO their prevention, aud removal. aud likewise
NtTubly found Nt No mos, horrible Gnd maligmt forms
of disease could almost mgaTiuhy lie traced to of the
tu uWla- causes Ignorance, neglect Orthe bud elect so
uls5illu uud Improper iIeaimcnii therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succUrdeH u discovering IN theg election Of
heir remedies safe etecusl aud cautious course, unit
ting Ell combination Of remedies which hear equlvOcal
character we'll those whose Teuluue or ulujIcuus
aPp cn u'gh' he productive OF bnd consequences IN the
ards Ui ratr individuals. In short. tho HudabO tpd ut
.fltrfutdHS Is The lcsse OF a great human
sery hy tho atyatiou relief aud prevention of those
Cuas thaure IN reality the secret iOos Of lie
tnl which, Whe thsyfu extensively surround US call aloud
oi0ur skill and iten renee IN their determination.
.. COUNTY, INVALIDs.
Porous IN any part Of tbs world uiY ba successfully
treated hY orSurnga correct detail Of thsir Sc, with
rCnii iapCa for mrtliGiuGs SC.
Address DR.. AMOS 3 SON, corner NJ an and OunV-sts
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CLEVBLlND AND ERIE RliLR0l6.

All the trains going Westward connect at Cleveland with
trains for Toledo Chicago, Columbus Ciunnuati, 81.
Louis &c and all tina trains Foins Eastward q.
Dunkk with the trains OF tlu New York Erie gaoad
aud at Bndslu with those OF tue Now York Central aud
Buffalo aud New York Erie Railroads.
II. EOpJINGHAM Supt,
CTlawalnUt
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4 NTU0I - I'm I'M 70 IN ' INITVN.
An instrument for The ui Nocturnal Emissions
propeIl, kuvu Seminal Weakness sc. Can he pOma
uenly cured fnotn days 20 two months by ho use
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44g3 ~ l,s:sisii.At. = .ss.s-se5i. " ,-,s
CLEVELAND AND MAHONIEG
ORAIL HOAD-1IRIE TABLE Nc l5
To take elect and after Thursday February TO- $50
GOING FAST come WESJ.
Cleveland 10 YOHggS- Young SfuJrH 10 Cltst
tOlru. LzEd.
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE
Thursdny Evening, Oct IS 1850.

Hay..... {}tonlI OO9 20 o gaer-Easn t'bhll y Is
IL 5aisd lSton IN - sandy lId Cemnt 25 q SO
Hops.........4Hb 90 nlwhte Lime ..... % %
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.HEKIFF AND spBCIAL MAS.

~ TENS SALE Pursuant 10 the command OF gu ur-
der OF sale issue from the Cuut OF Conmun pdas Vt
uyahuga County the suit ul Horace D. CLARK, Plain
uh ~ irst joan Freer and others Dcioudouts. 10
dircttd hail Uur sale, az pub 10 N, at the
door Of TIE Court House corner uf seneca and Camrl4n
1Ie9tl m The city ot Cnyelnd. in said county, On the
5h dV of November lss9, at ec lock p Of said day
The following desrI d lrds ard touements TO Wit -
Situatc in Mlddlcbursh Township, said county, beng
ninei yunU aud thr tvfOuitht the side
No four IN se1ton No ard is the sam ,luud decided by
Etaucs Or nger Abr hgm Frederick aud John Freter
December lltlt. lSig, recorded b'ok -. nage so
ID L
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Gtnnl Notifrs.


SHERItFS SALE PURSUANT
~ 10 ne cnnmgud Of order of salo, sadeA fum the
Gonr Of Cuumon Pleas of Uuyshuga county nj tic suit of
Iuumhau ", Ndlty pic, anatHst Owen "a. Kelly dthers
selondan9 tt h'ing a itoaeoin5 ~ pufuion) a. me
ucc % 4 SHALL uer rsulu ut public nuctiun nj u door
n the ciiyof Cleveland n ia county tho bth day OF
Notembe 1869 az 2Cuock =. NJ. of said dav the low
lne sched teal estte, ~ Wit Situate n the Ciy OF
Sw'oa az NE emtY Of uhugat aud state of Ohio,
o Nos a i nnd ~ SAID lot heiug thipy feoi front
Take Atfett utd running mck uutufed ciih feet
ou roar rect. ApWuiseda Sh0OQ. Also 10, ~ and
Tue esdunry interest ul lot No l2 (boing The whole OF
"a To bhCr deduOug the duwur estate of Hannah H.
keN sigued teeren in lehn N. Wnolsey sub N ision
OF Ci los uumhuud tpm l3i TO ut thu urg'nhl el-
ldmenl Of the VII SEQ Cev luud m Is b undsd hurh-
westot y IN front by Ohm ue heastety by dt i7O
SUuhens or in rear by Gardener lane aud south westerly
w ol lig aud r fifty hot 10 width aud ono hundred eet in
deUt' said lot ll upprai ~ $50 90 un1 said rtsdu-
aty m crest n said lot ~ uppais S2it,gT Thoduw-
crest lot l7l Wtt be sold, maxim complete tio
"5,G n,so.., tt,,,y nj az az a., WiHirMAN' Shenn;
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Arrived AT Milwaukee nom Cleveland Oct, Ioth-sehr
John l.. Gross. Ketchum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18
MARINE AFFAIRS.

NAvAL.-The Navy Department is n receipt of in
tClgeuce from the new sesul siooP.of-war Brookyn,
dated at Port-au Piioce, Hay'i, Feb "a. Toe Brook
lyp anivtd there In five days from Beaufort, ". u,
and was TO ss for Aux Cages the och. All on
boBrd were well, and good report is made of the
working Of the vessel.
The Bsw SIDE. beef eteamer bulldog a. Mare Island
Navy Yard, California, wes 40 far advancei, at last
advces, that DER launch TO tske place on the LIST
of the current north aud il expected ~ have her
resdy for sea by the LIT of JAY.
VOYAGE OF THE CYASE.
U.SSUIP CYssE, CALLAO, Peru, Feb. III, 1879.
To NE Editor Of The STAR 800
We sailed FROM Norfolk on the 231 September, 1855,
an0 arrived at Rio Nov. l6; sailed from Rio Nov u,
doubled Cane Horn sbout Christmas, and ar
rved al Valparaiso Jan. = 1852 While there were run
into By the Chisn steam propeller sloop oi-wsr
Esmsrada, crushing one OF our qnsrter Doa's, and
doing other damage, though not serions. we found
the country in state Of IeyOutiOn though the trouble
in cont ed 10 the interior Cadaea was IN possession
Of the rstolutiorists, but upon tae arrival of the
Eemarslda with government troop, they retired TO
Copeapo which they still hold. THIS is rs things
stoC on the 20tl Of January aud tine steamer which
arrived yesterday reports DO change.
We sailed from Valparaiso Jan. a. calling IN 20
uurnbo Huasoo ana CaidaIea, and srIived at Caleo
Feb. ,. Peru is Of with Ecuador aud has The
poft of GuayaQuil blocs AIDED. They have also soma
trouble th France in consequence OF the arrest and
matrestmebt of one of Ter subjects. High words
were passed between the French Minister and Coosnl
ard the Peruvian authorities, which caused the forner
10 haul down the flags Of their nation, AMI the matter
he's been referred to the Emperor for settlement. Oar
Government hiss a'o Il csim 8riPing from the seizure
by Peru of two American vessels laden with gusno.
The owner of one saw, who was waiting very inn
patiently for the settlement of the affair as he was or
IL the loser by the operation.
We bad a marrisge on bcsrd on the 10th OF Feb
ruary-Mr. VIM. Parker of Boston, Mass, and MISS
Eidsla Calmopoz of Peru.
United States Minitter Clay visits us to-day the
I2tbl. and understand sail MoVdsy, 18th Feb
ruary, for Panama via Payts and GusJaqui.
The following our officers, who are all well
Commander, Samuel Lockwood; Lieutenants, H. spo.ts
d. r. Laubert g NJ Morris James stelecslc, j. MoCsitnY
Surgeon, james Whnams Purser, d. Murray MIine On
Ger, Batter A'ri,tGst SURGEON Cass L9insi warrant
Officers T. A. BTsco NJ q. Nillett, Wm. Knight samuel H.
Routwe Clerks T. W. Upsaur C. r. Fo.. Mssters Mse',
VIM U. Cohln, WIN. Degraw. q. v Donoho, D. " FhellE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18

Tie Al'ermen's Committee on Markets met Yester-
day to take into cobf5e alton the Iet ior OF nom6er
ing tina, the vacaDt site Of the Crystal Peace BnoGit
be appropriated az q market
Me,s,s. Hofnsu, COburo, Whitney, David Backs
IT., Christian G.. Guntner in behalf Of ID. Wendell
snd F. ) Banks we're present, and spoke in opposi-
ton TO the pc it,on, representing that the place was
emnenty adapted to the Of public park aud
Stair thst the MIN IN Council had passed a resolu-
ton in Si5 providing 600 for improvements to tnat
pUrpcse.
L, was stated that The inhabitants OF the neighbor
hood were generally opposed to the bulldog of mar.
Bet the pIomd tle value OF their property wollt
thus deprecated; beside that it inappropriate
70 have MARI slopgside Of the Reservoir. IL was
urged thst 10 market 10 that neighbour BOD need
ed aud it 81, Sufficient mooey could rot ba raised
to erect an Ornamental bu6ing betting the locality.
The Chairman stated that tne improvement. OF the
grou dis as park belonged properly to the Com nittee
on AIts and Sciences. The matter was here rested,
and the Committee adjourned.
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in rep,y to resolution, Ia which b, sass the. be Is
now sssre psrmissioo hse been e'ver BY the Street

in repy to resolution, 10 which b, stase the. be is
now sssre psrmissioo hse bsen e'ver BY the Street
Department to persone 10 place eIh JOn tigns, d.
gutroetype cases ssd other lieu Dbfancss, in Broad
way. ReeIred TO Committee On Ocdinseces.
Aro,bef c0u.In niCaIiOa Wa received from tAe
Stree; Drpartu en- ia reply to resolution oquiriog
why ,be Hsrem Rsiro,d G rmpsUy has not removes
the rail IN Cire street bet ~cen BfOoe stree. and
Trvopro The Street ComUissiouer subn = COPY
q, letter from the PIeedf ut 81 tie Company setting
forth ihst no paine nor eIpecte was spared by the
Con psIy to Keep the track AID pavement IN good
oId.r. Referred to Committee on Railroads.
Ht5ca,rg of Duane and Reade s'rtets.-Tne Board
COZ Cured with The BoNd Of Alder men, 20 ma the
let o. May DeGt the day for the sctaal widening Of
Dusye ard ReG6e streets.
RDpovs 10 the CHy HaH.-The Report Of the Spe-
cisl Committee 90 Repsirs to toe City Hall was pre-
sebted by Mr.. OTTAKSOE aid laid over under the
rule. The Committee recommend thst the Hall be
repaired forth sith under the direction OF the Street
Commits iorer by the erection of 6-e-proof roof the
restoration Of olo,k capoia and clock aud N other
repairs nsoe ard Outside may be necessary 20 pat
the building in order. The Go nrlttee recommend
II at the of so 900, somuch may be needed
be Appropriated "a make the necessary repsirs.
The Board Adjourned ~ Monday Dexs, at O'Clock
%.
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crst ussios to the Couf. % Etg'srd Go lis return
from Europe Mr.. Walsh sysn engaged ia ltersy 90
ours,iars til aboa, eighteen noaths sgo, vhen he
was sent b President 81. hama M on secret m's'ion
10 hogico IN Relation sappSsed, y the G -tra
American difficulties. IL Iltufue from M-to1 sblct
si1 months ego, and shorty t0-rwno jo.n.1 IN t'e
pub r,ti0a Of snail tzy IiPsr u teit cry cSisi
ne ErtEtHg StHnlI hu. ~nica oBiy lived T. Y
GAYS. Sirce ttec, Ir. Wslsu bas lived 10 retreme1t.
Nj waists character for honesty always stood h'l
in h. community; srd sl'housh bis hshi's aat assoc
cis;ous esTsrs,d AiI from many OF his iHn"
friends yet tb.s sterirg trait q his clatac;r as
lever cenied. T'ough his Wilsh'sl popularity was
considerably On the aGG nearly gooc, ~ me ~
ttifccrce @: his death received wit. siocere r.
grt ~ ~ rooe WOO hsa ksoT -, ~ 4 10 u's pa'-y
tsys. Mr.. NA,sh started cat or "Wednesday eyeaius
in order psy as respects % N.caP-etfent 3recS
irr.1se who u now stopping st the NeT- nfk ii Sei'
he s.ieTward tft there II Is s9t 70 visit mend up
tosn. Tie heat kso~n Ct han Was when Ohrtr
Courtuev found bis body. Tie sf,ir crates cJesd-
cradle excitement tbroustou t5e city
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LAYING CORNER STosE.-rhe corner stone for
new church edifce in T~snty-eighth street, near
Broadway, for the Fret Free VIII Baptist Church,
vss laid Yesterday with appropriate ceremonies. After
brief history of the church from its origin, aboa
nine years ago, was given by the pastor, the Rev. D.
N. Graham, interesting addresses were inside by the
Rev. r. l.. Cuylsr, the Rev. Drs- Thompson, Ls-
tbrop ard Burcharj-each spear representing as 1t
we've different denomination. The new edih's IS 10
be Of brick, with brownstons front, and vii, Visa
completed, accommodate an audience Of about wv
persona 1t is designed to dedicate this church the
first sabbath in November. Beside copy OF tao
records of the church, copies Of the Scriptures Sc'
copies Of The TRIBUNE The Tres, and other secaisf
papers well copies Of the religious papers OF the
city, were placed IN the corner stone.
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CIT Y ITEMS.

EyrLANATIoS.-Ws are assured that in our para
er,rh o. yesterday March IL, on the pso'c IN the
butter market, Injustice was done to tue prominent
firm referred TO as having stopped payment. Tney
s.se that they have not stopped psymeoti that their
paper has sill been net ct maturity, aud viu conAnGe
10 b. Trait their stock a. a cost valuation is more
n an double their Liabilities hence they mus. be en-
TREY so rent bu, some loa1s on cav Pectedly
demanded, and through some uncx pec'el delay they
failed to mate good their account At the bank IA
season Hence the current y-repoued stoPpage OF
payment Eots ths.sading the prompt arrangement Of
the difficulty.
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,th the carriage aud fer him 20 meet rs accfent.iy,
she ard went 10 the place appVntod L found no
oiculty In attaining the ohlsct 0t our Wis., 70 get
ktr money bat great difficulty IN Keeping " ana gee
tiug no OF her without detectlon reoorea " tus ouy
leans which we thought safe o. spe taking her 10
o Garage with us aud baYing 0Araiion OF vice.
nv con,rASe crank sod then gave her drunk out or
another bottle Of different prepsrahOn woica pro-
duced sleep and death in short time without sra e
,,'e ar nation WheL searched her we found i4O
N her rocket and ner basket purse or pocket
book tope &6 or q in small bills and change, wi "A
e4ysrsl notes Of h.Ed men Of her IeigOo)raooi,
with soue other papers OF use 20 any Oae bat her
Rclf which we destroyed.
1iTbeIe vas three notes Of ssG each, signed John
f.eEaIt We divided Tho money, i. wa go!1, 10 ~
pieces, all rev. dated 49, Thea We TED 2pe sIones
IDdcr her dress and pu. her 10 the fFef CLOSE 20 o
bridge, over the Ma,oniag River ana t'pai, a. .Io
oe.ttoyed: we SOLD Der a mants for -, end she hso
i: IN Der pocket. We forgot - take ~ out ana was
afraid tbst il would detect ne Tor W. hsd OH9ted u %
several lor5ale. We made oar escsPe Withon' any
tiouble The next day being Sunday, We went 70
<;feenYille Penn aDd tDougbt we hal done well IN
fhe last nights ioo. ] want you TO gee tdst TINS IS
lposn 10 that part OF tine State for her osner may
have great spxiey 10 klow the cause of her dsap-
ps4rauce ard the maoDer she died. wiah this 10 be
knosn 10 ny rierds, as AN about 10 die. Ny name
Tne man who called himself John p. Crogan was
recognized by an CGsr ~ Toledo ~ noted counter
feter, and whom be took 10 Cleveland uuder the
name Of james Patrick, and who wss ssnt to the PEN
Tertiary.
A man was con gicted in Mshonne County for tbs
ruId.r Al d sent 20 Tue PeniteLtiGTy for life. HIS
fnenos have attempted his release, bat 80 far unsoc
eess'uliy. IL is thought these men a, Toledo one
whom must have either escaped from prison OF been
phfdoned es his terra has not EXPIRED have go: up suns
pretepoed confession Of White 10 procure the
ass Of the man who in the Penitsntiary for the
murder. Circumstances were 30 strong tnst the men
have been locked up n await further developments.
cleveland Daily Herald, March -.
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their speed sol aloe the pablo to decide wse'se'
the mare ls the bette< hos-e, or wee verss
IN Y. COs. CAsrlssto1 cssrsr.

RrAL EsrtrE.-Tse fsrIowing sa'es we've asde yes-
,sItsy stt5s Merchants EAcaSnse BY A j. BeeeSef
Son * Co
", y Aao slsec,
'ss $50 %, -; nat - I2S., aa- L. "a :. 1879
g ~, ea.-gsut bnrE souse ard OF NO.
50 Hsu rolS L, d. bsecksT s,d Mss G'ue sez
. ,-,r rSsea". 81 Ssory, 49, esss 6sex toass
Of No - tAs. sros9Way rear As-tet io s'sfh NV
81 y 80 %, a.. as a.-. SIS o. ,o - . 500
',ciy s, eoss 40 70 S $50
,.iy s ~ l., "a .a So,s
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THE POST-OFFICE.
PREDICTIONS FULFILLING.


" ne Editor eJ TIE n. " 1Sibsoe
SIR: More than forty years age, the wsil'known
DR.. Nathaniel Emmons of Franklin, Mass, said, in
my hearing, that the assumed opoy Of the Federal
Government of the trapsmssi Of intelligence among
the people. through the Post-O fiice-a monopoly
which in common with many at that time, he held to
be unconstitutousl-sa the most dangerous power
that could be held by a free Government, end most
likely 10 be e6ecaualIy wieied for the overthrow OF
our liberties. He predicted that the tine Wonld come
when the people would either submit to desPolsm,
or thoroughly break up that monopoly aud exercise
the right OF sendng their letters ami their newspapers
in their way. Ia the alternative coming upon us
pogl What mean these vexa.iog5 and embarrassing
regulations IN the administration OF the Post Oils'
growing more aud more striogeD,, even without any
ohspee in the statutes Wat means the invetera,e
ana peraevegsg hostility Of the head Of that Depart
meut with Presidential concurrence aud the support
of the dig archy in Congress, to the present rates Of
postage What can they mean but a. IN Willingness
TO have the people know what they need - know and
10 discuss among Themselves what They ought To as
cnss Hes not the time come in which tree people,
Jealous of their rights should agtste the subc and
make their voice heard AN oLD MAN
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FIRES.
FIRE Is ERooNE SIRED

FIRE - EROONE sTRfl i.
At O'Clock Thursday sftsruoVp Gre occurred
sfre,t. occupied by Maps & Co., manufacturers OF
Hi = AIR Light, causing considerable alarm. IL APP
pears that the person in cbGrge Of the place weut "Is
10 10, a. the procession sGd in bis haste forgot TO
shut the valve Of the heat PIPE. ldT5 q1aetity Oh
gas gently escaped into ths room 6ni g5i.ng
rom the 'lrusce exploited VITA load repor.. tbs
place wss 10 flames in al instant, but the IRE Vas
sgstciy ext.rRu she'd the spQara Us cf the oonpiay
sustaining OILY So damage. The builoing, oEeed by
NJ. Hepbnrp, daDeeed to tee smoun' al 81. A
number Of emal-s employed in The upper psr OF the
building wcIe great; frightened, bu, sher fearS were
soon sIsyeo b. the speedy eIaguisament oi tue hre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18
TEMPERANCE MEETING,

The Temperance Demonstration 81 Cooper lnsti-
tUte on Wednesday evening, was a decided success
about fifteen hundred persons were present. Tee Hon.
GEORGE BALL Of Brooklyn presited Addresses
were made by the Rev. DIR. Armitage, the Rev. Chas.
j. Jones, the Rev. Sanl. Bayss, JAS Briggs, esq.,
Cooke enlvei ed toe meeting with duets and sougs.
The meeting sdj0urGed until Wednesday eveoog,
Murcb 30. Mr. Cooper has given the use Of his large
hail for that purpose it is nieoded to continue these
meetings monthly. Rockets and other fireworks were
fred from Lbe piazza Of the IDsu.ole
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RoARD OF CoUNCILMEN.

The BOARD met Yesterday afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
Ei. CuAS. G.. CORNELL, the President, IN the chsr'
Pe,aioa -Of property owners TO pave torty-nintn
strcet with Belgian pavement Referred 70 |"ilii''-
tee on Streets. a.
ResoIn,on.-To psvs Fifty-third street froaASrosd-
way TO Eighth avenue with Belgian pavement, Tue
SIpepso TO be equally divided between the city and the
property owteIs. To Committee on Streets.
Tke Vacant City IaSpect0rShip.- orTARSoN
presented the fOllosiDg in regard to the subject:
person calming 70 be City IsiPco 10 act In such capacity
hs consequence Of these doubts contractors are
such call for immediate .on therefore,
Ress TIA, the Counsel The Corporation directed 70
@ Council 70 aaShor,s. ss cso.oa AsSssac Dspart,
for the cleaning Of streets the removal
tubsse uiRhtso and ali MISTER preirdcia 70 the
rSas ss.h and that 81 application to the Legislature be
Roe lntncoiaeiy. -, d.,
M. LAIMBKER movedto re'erthe paper TO Special
Iommittse.
Mr.. OrrARsoy presumed that every member Of the
BOaSd saw the necessity of something being done in
ts matter imtnediateiy Ia consequence OF the disa-
greeueu.s and differences about this Department, the
ses Of the city had been allowed 10 get INTO sts.e
q tthirtss beyond sl liberation. Toe lower t' o.
the city was certainly suffering seriously on tnls sc-
count. lie did not wish 10 ore the paper but under
the exig.tces of the case, he thought II would De
o'sef 70 adopt il immediately.
M LtixBEGR said the Committee cousd ihesl d. al
~ O.! and, 10 CONJUNCTION with the CoVnssl " .o
.gO'saon, memorial could be prepared 70 sena W
TIE l~g,slainre
hI. BVLrryI rsoo,,,,sr3ed ths. Il be referred 10
Coaluit'ee 90 Law. They could attend 10 II as
as any CHER Committee. He then moved 70 lay
pspsi 70 The table, which vas not seconded.
S,.So i1oeloa 70 refer 10 Special Committee was
0sy ssopeee, and The PREsIDEST appointed Messrs'
Nt1soo, fresy aud Bulteel
~Nerasoes ~ Broodray.-A communication
'''eS H"n The Deputy Sneet Commissioned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-18

THE WmLrAssTREEr SUIcrDE.-Coroner Jsrkman
yesterday held rqucst at the Fourth Ward Station
House the BODY Of Joseph Vslertiai, the ItHlian
who shO. binself IN William street, the G ODE
Hotel, on Wednesday evening a. previously reported
in THE TfmrSE. II. evidence went to sbov tas,
during the Elk years thst Tlerini hsd been in this
country be bad been sick nearly al the time. lie wss
IL Bellevue Hospital for time was generally out Of
money, ard often lacked the n-cssssrie- Of he, He
told Of bis friends TIE evening Of bis death that
he 70 start for Oregon that night, ana few min
utes bef re O'Clock eft tie hotel srd wa.le ". king
de~e William street, placed The muzzlo Of pistol to
bis ear snd cred. He fed 70 tbs ground corple.
No other cause for Bis sslf-desructjoa tasn those
named Was ceSelopei before tbs Coroner. The jury
rendered ve'1i Of death from suicde, By shooting
finsel! WITH pistol ssrca 10, lSJ9. Yelertini was
- years CT age.