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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-05-14
2srlNNEsorA SEVEN PEI: ,cES,rss

BY an arrangement made yesterday; y I'll
the Railroad Companies have provided "a,
the payment &c the semi sn,,;sk :htesestltoi
the State loan Bonds. due in June, 'fa4
.. Negotiations AZ i'm rpregnsS- for ,thsfre
sumption Of operations on the, various rasd.
under aaspices favorable to their snergeti,
.to.an~%2on fft'"' 49, ~ .s.-tltst
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THE WAR.

T. We devote large space 20 the .publica-
ton ofthe war news, Dom Europe. As, the
most interesting subject now before tho pub
lie. The rnnse important facts are the
marching Of l20,o00 Austrian troops upon
Sardinia, and tho Franco Russian alliance.
This latter will most probably cause an i'm
media offensive and defensive alliance IT,
tween Austria: and Prussia, it it has not IL
ready been concluded. Thus bringing two
million soldiers in contact. The most ex-
tensive armament .of modern. times, and tho
most powerful ever brought into the, field.
=" From che feeling displayed aud the vast
preparations Of all parties, the war must
10 continued until one or the other ii de-
stroyed. Owing to the improvements in
the modern artillery and infantry service,
which have rendered cavalry almost useless,
the destruction Of life viii 10 immense, and
reports Of battles, the 1most tsanguinaty ever
fought, town CHI that Of Waterloo was but
chile's play, nahy5 - expected every mail
F3r never were powers SO hostile, lor 10
well prepared, with such vast designs soldiers
90 eager, weapons SO deadly or armies 50
large and efficient. 80 ',''''.'..'', -
2 The first battle ground will be Italy, and
upon that WILL. depend the destinies Of the.
world. 2a,i sf:oztf lns.:..1:,. :..., at, ;:
;, France will derive > great. advantage from
her immense steam tlevt. consisting Of five
hundred first class steam frigs,es and ships
u the line, white Austria his but q small
naval power. =: ,..'.''' - .''5
:: The alliance with Russia. portends the
extension Of the Russian boundaries to the
Mediterranean and that the grana scheme
80 long discussed between Alexander and
Napoleon the Great, will =, last 10 consum
mated. The pos session Of ';v;onstantinople
and Of the direct route to the East by Rus
Ssia on one hand, and that Of Italy and
Egypt BY France on the other, reduces
Prussia and Austria to third-rate powers, and
may compel + gland to absndon her reu-
:trality.l The shock sustained by the funds
when the news nf the alliance was an.
nounced, shows how,it was received in Eng.
land: But. the superior power Of France
and Russia may prevent even England's in.
reference in the matter she may be com.
PEELED to remain quiet, VILE she helplessly
beholds her influence disappearing, and her,
self reduced TO- = secono-rate power-the
''ssssthat: Napoleon predicted for her. Truly;
the alliances Of Russia and France is the nat
ursl one, and Prussia and Austria will be
crushed between them like vessels bet ween
6elds iof ~, H'n. 4:!t d1'w d: 81 3rola IS
3 El:!.M i.:ai. 81. ..nL. .-..e.ci. .,....s.
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THE PRlyILEGEt 0F, AN lNREPEN-
5 DENT s0yEREkth IN THIS FREl.
!a, ~ =

t; DENT soyEasslllG = Is 8 THIS FhEhl
vi COUNTRY. u ic4u,nn Oh ~, -, ~.
Mr.. Allen McDonsad, Z we'll known and
70 pected citizen Of this county, was last
week arrested At 'tt. liz Merchants i'hoeel in
The city .ofst, Paul. on = charge: OF being
c'onnec Cd with iccertsfnn' larcenies' th.s have
recen1ly been 2qerppest rated id =Olihstead Co
i The a,r.nt. by Virtue Of which. he was
arrested, x.s issued against one John Smith
The psrsonispsk;ng. the arrest, was verbally
deputizsd to do So BY the deputy sheriff Of
Olmssead' county.ai: Mcdonald was hand
ca8sd;; conveyed Oh bo.rd 1. steamer and
and brought TO Red Wing. q friend, Mr..
Howard, who requested the person making
the arrest, one ), L. Chamberlain, to''ake off
the band cuff III assuring hin fh.t Mcdonald
~euld 50 with. him; peaceably,: KS also
oh,ths way DOVE the. river, arrested IS an
aecosnpliee and his wrists adorned in tbs
! sashs nshner. aThey!stopped in Red Wing;
ohs night and this bstt day were taken,
7 !;
az both i!pnsd e Rochester Whom 10 F.nd 6e;
! hold |! The man who Committed the thefts,
(.qd Who had sisted that he Had seen as.
ii .d{ byst1cI br9thers, rnshmen,s ~ 5the
n.ms,os Moponl, who Tho, he b said =. resided in
Lake City,):a At once stated he had never
seoa Or heard .ofFeither Of the prisoner. !
t.'ey were ., discharged without IN sezamin.; !:
t'on, ana aa TIE consolation oil paying Their her
WE way oa ys.: nome, 80 s'.:'i.i'o Il, s
The ma" cdamberlain . !, them upon
his own responsibility, although :T'pe'tssd!y
Assured o5>pa1 wt'''ns that they could NOT
o. s1Atx.Is Ae'thler ST ths parties; arrested
many Pa.s'calaF'he persons persons .ds'
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!: Mcnnepin Co., Vest Of tbs Mississippi, g. De-,
g q. Easto III a!i5sF 81 - g."
q Counties not enumerated in the above: list
wall be entitled to one Delegate each. 20,
4,i,n.,. ". HCLCOMBE.. ~
Z'.'' Chairman Dem. Central COMMITTEES.
Ct. Pau1 ,siay 5, 1889. ..E:s ..E,i.e a;,I 4
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SIX MURDIRERS sENTENcEu IN
q Nv :. new yfoRH.

NAi5rt5!-1, - SD NEW 1o1k, May !, 1859.
Judge Davis, N the Supreme Court to-
day passed sentene1e spoD six lsustlesss>.
Ther youngi CMhaps1, Qnisbo Apo, Who
mnrdefaa Mrs. Fletcher, wls Sentenced to
le hung.
jean Basque; the italian who murdered
. fellow ebnptrfma4 vas SentSio the Peni-
Ua f4er R& ST s a1sznsH
:. Michael Flynn; who killed Fres4nan Cut
ting, TEN years imprisonment ssneH
y'hn Glass ex:policeman, f6v the muir
der Of William Decker, IN. asednpiics, 20
yee9S.E 31a 10 bier .sE;.: sgo.; ,Fs.ssT -ss
John y. Pfomes. who killed Charles F.
Sturgis m 9 restaurant, for four years..
The C6dIt 1lso sents3cA joe C,b,rn.
the Eht1aS mas to Jh1ee yDarsiH the PEN.
tetttalSH hr'a a1ir1erott, assisdlt :datson q
! Ro|'esmsn, y 4 ia the, discharge Of his
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-05-14

. rjOwlsd TO the crowded state.of orr
columns, We arc oblised'to omit g. rich de-
scr'ption of : cour, q justice,.s conducted
in the great Nor. west, communicated by
An eye witness. Il win appear in our next.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-05-14

= RrplcgIoUss 1i iyipzzN6sfsths s most
Ridiculous incident o6nheea ew Ai the ,;d;c,,.
!qoctlhs3g efa{ + ean. in Bos-
the appearance among the i lonin> speak
ers Of Josiah JQMaey = Who when IN Con-
,,grefe ff9y y1aFs Aeo, sern9d himself tho un-
5sntiibld nothrieM Of be6k ~ man who
moved to impeeeh. 1hopas Jedsuep!
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-05-14
TENSE92AAlBOA1 S:Dl:sr:s8lnED ~
yGssAs US fthaE.s e..s

.-,.., PiT4ssrRcn M:y,.. fF:,5
At. quarter past twelve ',o-,.ay a fire.
broke out on the steamer Henry Graf which
quickly communicated to tss- adi,,i ing
boats, and in less than fsse nut.s tcr,
steamers were enye'oped in 4a,oe*, and: s,o,
proved total loss s'''' ,:s3''t'i ~ =
The following boats were !lessro ea;::
Henry Graf, Pamela, Jenny Gr.y; C;,un-
Gil Bluff. James Wood, j. H.. G:,au; suo-
mac, Belmont, Cremona and go.>s,cree.
The flames spread with terrific rap;,fny.
The heat was great and fears we.e enter
tanned for the safety Of the warehouses on
Water street. The exertians Of the ffremen
were principally devoted to them.
The amount OF freight on tho boats was
not large: Some little on the wharf was
destroyed. - -izrE. 59-s,:-..,,:.
The Pennsylvania r. r., With her usual
good luck, escaped almost = seot free."-
Her shipnsents Of merchandise for the West
were on board the Economy and South
America. which escaped entirely. The lat
:! ter, fortunately having steam, mp, was the
'n'eahs Of saving III TIE dhef1 s6at4 s.me
thirty, now here from total destruction
She took fleet, Of four boats nearest those
on fire, and towing them away, let 4 gax
which made It possib4s'tS sSvs he rest.
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tfon' little bes6t6 nd61:* Qho < i1lstsnco -
full : mile and half from any travelled road,
ana th6 Pnlyw1y to rcRh il wse thnsuGlr n,
unbfokdh forest. WIEN ile <emert{Jd Il om
the woods, apd hsreye fell upon t6a hdns1
Is it stands Upon the Centre 81 cam 81
sssss 4 ss.s ,1:
ineIs6e m Il aep sb I'd iae g. sSsaaia;
IN. .! re armed md tfeYning assembly Of
victlon to her Utmost soul that he whom she
loved and cherished q her hosbdasly. w,Q
doomed to speedy sahda violent death in
That lonely spot. The exclamatiohs -
they recognized tabh othet, 'A.O6, OscAs!"
"Oh, ElizaBeth ~ We're sutccttstd3ed ~ 11a
Jackson's momentary loss 81, consciousness
during which she WAS removed beyond the
reach OF farther communication with her hus-
band,
About the time she reached the houke Mr..
Ho!dships who sspectine her intention lid
followed her, appeared; npon the ground.
and insisted upon her leaving the dreadful
Scene at once. In this wish some of the
men present joined him. Tor this Mrs.
jackson wouldenot consent. but turning to
one of their number; who :sppsaaed - the
director Of the proceedings, she plead with
him, as only woman can plead, when In dis
tress, Tor, mercy 6rher husband; tothe4e en-
treaties not = word Of encouragement wls
gwen, but the iron hearted man hung his
bead sulleRly and uttered not word.
AS the last rays Of hope ono by one hdad
from her mind, and gave place to the d,rk-
ness Of deSpair conscious Mesa vas,0naa NOR.
lost, and rot again restored until after she
''f f,s s:ssd Il sss oeiaet 5!stg,oGS H.
his place under The i1bpe, and. iIatIoot =
word Of confession to justify his, dkst,exsy.
in their unlawful course, he was SUSPENDED
! i0r few moments, and then let down and
asked to confess to this reqoest he did TO:
respond. and he was again drswn up and
again let down, but this time he was beyond
consciousness and ext,i1 .g-syaap-
tors of eonvulsions he was. =: third. time
drawn mp and left IS struggle 6=t i4eBe
the last symptoms Of life. At IL O'CLOCK H.,
upon the 26th, after havisg hesa sspspended
~ hours. . Corobers Jury, cue him. down,
conveyed his remains to his sorrowing. heart
stricken Companion, aad LEFT upon! record
the following, verdict ~
-" We, the undersigned, composing CDR
oner's Jury on the body ofiOscatsF. jack
son, do agrees thst the, deceased came to his,
death on 'hs: 18Th duy of April, 1859, by
hanging by the hecE;;, and that e MS dong
BY some person or perspnJ uifn6wn. to. this
Jury: Signed by Joh:l NJ. Keller, f,rema,p,
A. Ackley, James Gilbert, a. L. :Uid1tv,
G. Champlin, J. U. Freed"
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The DEMOCRATIC stats. con.
81 MENTION AN D DEMOCRATS
e HARMONY. -: ,..

discord in the party in ascribing to tho Pros.
Iident the blame for the non passage Of most
lofthe important bills Of The; last session
We pay NJ attention It present 10 its re-
marks upon NJ. Phelps, except Is say j: tina,
the evidences it quotes 70 show that he had
mo inauehce:ipI G''agress, toi wit: the fail.
lurs to get: tho bi1 passed. Tor. the relief Of
our. membets through the hoase, has, M
bearing II regards hinh.saA it was defeated
in con equence Of some Of tho little eccen
|>rrici,its Of 'Cavahaash:: vino b.inx codsidera.
PLY elevated With his1 oMns Importance and
something, also. s hst. Md 9hs smell of ba.,
whisky, on tbs fist appearance 81 any c ir
position . hi..I bill, dsclarsd that no other
business, shpnil % aoael until ii u.
pissed. How. s,th ~, ae-s' y-a', his thre.,
~. a..p'<sds and haw; :. .,y carried out hin
threat; tssandlsss ii. ths entreaties Of bin
bAst stiends and If thaivital importancs to che
oolhtty u The bills, pending, it being, tho
|sst' nlght IF tkg session, We have heretofore
Stated. For the defeat of Cher private bAl,
! cspyeqpspce wholly Of tIs' Aforesaid threat
pentor tha failure q nv othes Democratic
|~e,ss.e, IL Mr. Rhl.e!lR4 respepsi6lss'. Ind
itis mo- sv;dsnee Of personal appropriately ,os
want ofihauenea on hisl part.s: /: ,s.j 81:
But %ssh tssa-d,to, tue ha7mony,g Of the
party, We wish 70 haze our sentiments IN II J
|dehtood. I'VE would IKE list the Demo,
craqe platform u bsni.id down II OUT next t
State Convention i" should ;p1,ase s ., %
called D!s'ne g e. pqjted, st.tss: Bu.
.has itseeqs ia these latter a4asr days, IS en-.
tire'y :mposslhiie 9 Ehers! can, BE- but Oh.
Democrats platform, aud thst must b con
s!lsucted onthe;old principle Of non-int.rtstt.
,ence W the natienal Government, with
slavery, 1ithtr in the STATES or Territories.
Mr.: Buchanan hashinself abandoned Il his is
principle and exerted Ill Ills influence to in
d9p .e r.! Ebe yer'lT e d9 So To b SURF h.
broken dyxsia, poiiiic.l hacks III the pas.y;
who ,eare, NOT 81, xh.l s.srihes Of, ptineipss
'hsy feather lha'F Hest4, hlhys 1ll sa MIN
to ernsa@mpsraEy rp'in apa disgrace 1pos i:
For the opposiiaa Are loud in proe'sia ipg
the 'sentinieats Of these unscrup,tpps time
Servers Is those Of the party; 70: vbh,,.pd,
.ipg the triumph 81 Dough-. inshis own stat.
and! of tls general aaoptiont If his platforms
W lhe pArty il must Of the other statss:s,'.
ys'NhisIis the essesia :Ninne.ota. Tho De-
'noersey will sppport 10 platform, tilt does
not diseiaipt any sympathy. with the Admin
istrasion na:fhsN subject. i, Tho principles
|6f tbs Kanska Nehsiaka bill Is, snune;s,ed
[ehd 1 advoe.tsd by. D"ugiarars the: only door
t;hhsS wy VIII SUPPORT and any: .s.snps on
tts ppait Of ths convention 70 i,o1s.racs
pl,s,hfn. upoa ~ Stpsr asis. Vim, y. Il:
'.sded With .hs toll dss4' .nd .nnih'i'oa
lof ths:pessy:in this State, ~ y:se :; :. ID
Enough Of the follies and treaehelies a
the Administration. may be falsely charged
upon rs, here IN thi State, 70 defeat " .,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-05-14

> o.. We; hsvs always mailed our: p sSe
regularly td'ehs 'Wioon. .isssje,ht;, W.
consider il che IT the most svali.b.euof, onr
ysch.ngfs, ana nae,1sfAis.mea Of euttippg; It's
acqa,in'i.sne'e, any nobs y, .han orquarr.'ing
Milh i. e:s,,, ...,,,e t' - ','''L ri !
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-05-14

E s. 9fPe9k Ten O'Clock !: n: apan Monday the
|ios he drovstups to,ethe post Office and an.
,r'aicsdp hsassut off his efforts 6fsecure1
The prisoner To- s,prot d.1f persons kAe were
Az ~ ailihig his return: Upon, s!eafTi6s thai
Jackson wassin the. hands. 81 tie, mob, The
assembly waved their hats around their
dat1MI shree:thlet5oa "a
Bertram xls6:i stared that jackson would
'de sxseated. between tie Hours ~ II and 2
upon that "a. Upon Wrestling Jackson FROM
the; Sher 1he sas taken directly TO the
house Of . n1ighboFy who lives within = mile
Of Hoidship's and there kept all night most
Of which time it is said, the unfortunate man
9aa I'D ii the morning 4 Zen Is a6J claim Of,
Wallace and dPacedlF in his house. Mrs.
Jackson .vas ppt acq,nipte4iI .Mith the sitn:
ati0n 0f hsr husband zAhnxhe. fine the
Sheriff took him from house on Sunday
Saes lily. 9hIf 6d&Y hprRannx il 4sn O'Clock
uut supposed that III scc6rdance with The
!srpssof the warrant yf arrest. he was in
\ Monticello As soon as size. heard Of her
hush hA's danger liss tffus "a anii woman
s9i. sealedlh 14rEit. g
Assisted by two more 4srt4Sns, Who
|Euiseds her, Mss. Jaekson rsaelid cihe spot
|selectsd as the scene Of her- husbands dsstsas.
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81 JoHNs, ~ !. Nay 10s g
sFhs King sofSardihM had lsEk2G,eti precl..
, d to, ths afiny xSiag, he ,isarded
Xa5 fIa's datimsad.at Is aAtinsuie ana re;ec.,
ed it with disdain.seV -f.aw Im s ri HE =
!. = Ihs lFre :! roepnNereia.dingat Genos
iT Tgs Plumbers. Ttie4so*ere smost On.
.1hhNa t1sail1sr@iNSsa-.s t.ed ..vsw
The King q bsrd;ni. hs,d s 81 s. 10 ss ion
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Assisted by two more kssl9Ahs, Who
(Eui3e her. Mis-. Jackson rsaoGld 8 tle spot
|ssleoted as the scene Of hsrv husbands dsstsas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-19
MAGENTA

Under the wTows; in the sranplod maize;
siidst up torn vines and shattered mulcerTyr)wsi
In rice feds corn-te de dyke 10y dusty ways.
AID cottage crofs, where the gold g,urtheNeT
bios
S~st es of Deaths scyth~ welded for two oog days
The desO lie thick sud -tI foes all a. peac7 With toes
So many pameless dead no meed II glory
For all this blood, 80 freely pourd, l. eirs;
Yet each life here Ink q many IN ITS stO'y
OF hopes aud loves and bates, of pys aud cares.
or thee uuhouoro slet pen, grIm aud CORY,
WhO knows out Of toe world how much esch with him
besrsl
Tbese weie al IONS or sires husbands or bcoheTs,
Bread-wmrcr-, most OF them, f'r homes atsr.
Itis sick fathers stay; thaf a bini mrtuers
tor Inn, IN Paris, heath the eveGlog star,
A levDg heart it, carr in labor smot0ers
Til taught by of price, how far they strike-tov
far!
Cry lie, the poor soul wre-tle with the woe
Oftbat b.reave- ert. Who takes thought Of her ?
Through the illumibed streets the triumphs go
UIder her wiudo~ waving banners STIR
Ard shouting crowds to NotIe Dame thai h,w.
Hide, INQUIRER, bde the teas which might such tri
uupbs blur
London "Onoe a-Week II Ton TAYLOR.
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ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

The strength OF the Columbia River Exploration
Expedition is as follows: Companies + aud II, LIST
Dragons; Companies III and a, ith Inf,ntry; and q
de schn ent OF engineers. This body to- org .nze
June al Font Dallas, for the purpose Of discover
eng the beet mesrs Of opening good wsgon-road
"to the Stake River, aoo from thence to a point
called City Rocks at the JUNCTION Of the road from
" Forts Laramie and Bridger with the roai from Fort
"Hae to th- salt Lake Cry" To enable Company
II, 4th Infantry, to join the party, Company q, 81
Artillery, relieve it at Fort Cascades.
Capt Campbell Of tie "a Dragons with an escort
Of two companies Of infantry aud of Dragons,
was at Santa Clara on the lst Of July, waiting the
rival Of Major Carleton.
A couiimartal Is ordered to convene at the new
quarters Of the amy here about the fr,t week in
August.
Advice, from Camp Floyd report the Utah Indians
peaceabe.
NORFOLK, Va, July Is, 1850.
The I. 5. steamer Fulton has completed her pre-
parstion- for hi tins port ard will 90 in comms
zion on Morday. She will then await orders To pro-
coed to the Cuff of Mexico. A detachment of United
States II aires arrived here iron Washington, and
ABS 10 nedis.ely put board. She has be-D thor
oughly rtpaieI and in better trim than when che
was leaving iO' Paraguay. Capt Williamson Is to
con mand her. The steamer " alter Witch will not be
ready for weeks yet although sever al hands are
ergsged on her. The receiving hip Pennsylvania is
,olerhbly flied with recruits. Inc steamer Disoa'cn
will be taken IN hands al once. to be heightened aud
o'berWise improved The new steam gun. boat Daco-
tab was put into the dry-dock on the 18th. Sac is
quite pretty Looking craft.
"Tbe authorities here have submitted to the Navy
Department report of the trisl Of the submarine Ian
tern which took place days ago. l underst and
the resu [ was satisfactory.
Tie L. S. steamer Vixen arrived at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard from Pensacola on inday.
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DIE ID.

BUTTs-In Brooklyn Henrietta L. only daughter u Geo aaA
Mary r. Butts assd mouths and 3 days,
BUssYLLOn Sunday Jolly w. Kitty edes. daughter Of IT,
at- Geo. Busyl r 10 the lfh year Of her
TIE hi nd Of The family Invited 70 attend the fanrd o.
18Th, at ocock, from No. IN Houston street
CARROLLAt New Bhghton, Staten Island, Jonas Csru 80
szrc A. yean ana . months
oEARY-In city, Sunday, July H. Robert T. 0esry
ssec Jesr. moEtis and lldsy -
AURPHY-On Morosy July r. Francis Perkins, Of WI n,
liam }. sLo Mar Eiza Murphy
The II family the New York Po,s MarinerS desa
No r A. 81, Wa.bins Chapter No. O. 4. u
E.w.Tork respectfully limited attend the funSaArf
Of Mira fOts, No 100 Washington
jersey City p m ths Afternoon Reaansto be intsfed
IN Grssn~oDd. 4"
RAYMOSD-n thi. city Monday morning. July Is Estt
sophia only child Edward and Elizabeth Ra ymond seed
tbs and 3csys
Tie onera vii place taay O'Clock from the residenes
ofber psreEi. 10 ~ Gland street.
TROhG-On saturday Jaly 49, the residence OF his siss
Pe,o valentine Francis Strons, aged ii years and
day., q 3i.ease q the hear. a.
funeral viii los
street. H.ek. street, South Brooosyp this
tIDocsy afternoon at Jc.ck. The friends fay
respectfully requested - attend without further nyiron. -
THREsBFR-In this city, Saturday July ls Vary, only
child Of AeHanfe H. aid the lac MagG e. Thsner ssed
10 months and 10 daya \
HEBsTER-On Sunday July H. afsr linering lines =
harfne vile II Capt Josspn Webster he SD year Of
age
Tie relative. and friend. Of family are respectfully invited t6
attend ne funeral on Tburstsy afternoon a. ccl from be-
~ Seventy rinth street. between Fourth and ina
avenues, IOTkyiir. -
WALsHAt Aamsronsss, wes,ches,e County N Y, suue
ssy July H. Mary D WIFE Of the ,e Joha Henry Wslsh
sni daughter x the late VIM. Dobbe tas SD Of
WHEELER.ln this city Sunday July H. Patrick WheessIl
aUssSe u wessmssa County, kels0d, sssd % yssn
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On motion OF Mr.. GILCHRIsT Of South Carolina, the
Ing mort nut resoluiinna were nl.O adnp,e1:
PoARD OF CoUNCILMEN.

The Board met yesterday afternoon, Mr.. CORNELL
in the chelr.
Jcrsev Cffy Ferry-The Board coDcurre l to drec
the New.,eIsey Raiirosd ana transportation Company
TO run ferry from the foot of De-brosses street TO
Haimus street Jersey City, in addition to The present
ferry.
Tefoes-The Mayor returned, without approval the
ordinance for paving Fory-eighth street, between
Broadway and ghh avenue, with Belgian pave
ment the Mayor states that this street never has
been paved is but hight that the owners OF property
should pay the entire expense In cases where owners
bave been assessed Oneba aud the city one-hat the
streets have previously been paved VITA cObbe-stone
and in consideration of t,e assessment paid for this
D operty owners have been relieved OF portion Of the
cost OF the iUprOv eneht
The MAYOR also returned without approval the resO-
luton to pave Hudson street, from Eighth avenue to
Canal street. with Belgian pavement. The Mayor
say there is 40 provision by which prcpehy'owners
are 10 pay any portion OF the expense OF the work. but
suggests that the expense be divided equally bet seen
the CORPORATION, the Railroad Company and the
property.owLers, a. il done IN the case OF the
SNlh.a avenue pavement.
The yetOes took the usual course.
DisJandment Of The Tretfh Regimem.-A commu
nicaion was received from Cot. Cocks, inviting the
Common Council to review the nth Regiment on tue
18th inst, when, according TO the order OF the Com
uanler.in Chief the regiment will proceed to Brook
kn and the 10 MS possession to the State
Arsenal Accepted.
UcSf UasAin gtoR Market.-The Mayors veto TO
the resolution appropriating $4,000 to the counsel
defending the CITY III the West Washington Market
case came up for action, and Messrs. McCarIy, Bal.
tcel aud OttarsOn appointed committee to con-
fer with like committee of the other Board IN relation
10 the matter.
Adjourned TO Monday next.