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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-18

ITO OUTRAGEOUS will
be received at the Office of the Engineer of the
City, until IL O'Clock 81, on SATURDAY next, the
2 instant Tor building Cuivert and STACK, IN the
raYp4 on 5,h street north of Jack street Plans
and specifications of the work can be seen. and ali
necessary information obtained, application at
the office of the undersigned
WASHINGTON GILL,
taIS--td City Engineer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-18
HERRINGS.-500 bbls No l Halifax
AA Cut Herrings. in prime order, for sale by
WUMBLE Il CLAIBORNE,

pURNETT'S Cocaine fer the Hair.-We
are in receipt OF this valuable preparation direct
from the manufacturers Wherever sold it has
given the greatest satisfaction. which is guaran.
tee of its good quality; for saIe by
WARlNG Il PEAgCE. Druggists.
ia J07 prnsd at ,hnya och
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-18

TAVA COFFEE--I50 bags old Govern
- ment Java Coffee of strictly choice quality
several parties who have bought this Coffee, report
ia7 SKINNER co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-18

TNDIAN HAIR OIL, splendid article
l. for the Hair; Transparent Soap Balls; Honey
Soaps; Palm do; Military shaving Soap; Brown
Windsor do; Prepared OK Marrow Pomatuni Philo
come do Wilson's Hair Colnrer, inst received by
l. WAGNER, Druggist,
ial4 Corner 9Th and Broad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-18
CEVRNTY- FIVE HHDs. SHOULDERS

V y 01' 1-A "
y and Sides; - hhds Breasts and Jolee; 40 bbls
family Hams; 50 bbis and leo kegs No leaf Lard;
huRat: 20 bids New orleaDs sugar; 400 bbls Sher.
mans Rye Whiskey; 100 bbls Gihson's Rye Wits
key; 30 bb,s various brands Rye Whisky; 100 bbis
common Whisky, Gin aud French Brandy; 50 casks
port Madeira and Malaga WiDe 100 hbis Apple
Brandy: 50 casks fine French Brandy; Hs bbls Poto-
mac Herring r. tubs choice Butter l0e packages
good Butter 800 dozen Lines. all sizes; 500 dozen
Buckets and 1rooms; 80 bbis Ale and Cider For
sale nr JONES Il CO,
ia NO. q hdtH 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-18
LIPS AND HANDS nj

~ be prevented By using our Compound Lotion Of
and carefully prepared Of the choicest ineredisns
We have also for sale the genuine French 0iycs.
rine Soap, Epgish do do. Also full aseoftment o.
Hyglenique," "Iubtn's" and sMsuGenct and teu.
dray." WA.ING . REARCR, Druggjsts.
iail lO7 Broad st. above 9TH Rtckmos1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-18

THOUSAND So.s: new crop
crop gs; s0 bags and bales nuts assorted: 100 box
rs Preserves Pickles. &c 1000 boxes sardines. wholf
dozen Muscat Vine; $50 boxes Macearoni and Yer.
nicola; 100 900 assorted Cigars Steam refined Cagk
dies together with my usual varied Assortment o.
steam Refined French Candies, manufactured daily
and warranted unsurpassed any where.
LOUIS BOg6IEUx.
ia Him NO ~ NAN Us
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-18

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND In
OHESrERFIELD-By virtue of a Deed o.
Trust executed to X w Flournoy (now deceased) b.
Mrs Meiusine q d Franck, and of record in tho
Clerks Office Of Chesterfield County Court, shall
sell, on the premises. on MONDAY, 3ist January
1859. a Tract OF Land, lying III Chesterfield county
containing about 1872 ACRES, aud located about Ii
miles from Richmond, and adjoining the lands OF
Robert s Elicit, z H BTookS estate and others -
There is on the said land good dwelling house and
all necessary out houses and the soil is well adapted
to the growth OF all thecrops grown in this part oil
the State. The place is well watered and has pro-
portionablo Qualtity ct timber land on it
TERMS About $500 in Gael. and liberal credit for
the balance.
Sale to commence at ii o'clock.
RENJAMTN n NASH
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

although che e rated az sloop are superior 10 those
either Of tho new sesu sloops. Hartford brooklyn
that have been made in rebuilding, she will no doubt
SUI, ain her old equation for fat sailing. The follow
il q il let f her officers:
Flies Officer. Wm- lman. Cspsn. JEAN s. scbO..; Fir..
tenart, A stioa meAr.rn lame. P Foster and Trs.
Se' seSc Aos p ns. TtTSs, r. Es%an ro..r John
an. Surgeon John Brown Captain Msrins. i..e Dough
L. pI. 4bp v.sd1 h'i Tsu1 1Ss SdSara G %sSf
Hal George Borcier rh,odcIe K,lr Waller r. Butt: Cap
Bat.wsH Ala r Sery Gunlei Js@e. Ha:esis.oS Car
perisr' Heaiy NJ Lo"ra1 ssmaker GeoI.e o. B,,ekfo,d
Boston advertiser.
FROM KEY WEST.
CoIrespor5ence Of TIE Charleston Mercury
KEY WEST, June 25. 1859.
The bark Byzantine, Capt. Gleason, from Trinidad,
with cargo Of molasses, bound 10 Portland, Me-,
rived at this port on the I3h having lost her foTeto
maet 10 gale OF wind of Cape ST. Antonio. She
paired without coming TO the wharf or d.eharging.
Her bills amounted to $l75. She sailed on the 2ith.
Several vessels have left this port during the fort
night freighied with cattle for the Cuba market The
cattle are forwarded from Tampa by merchants aud
spectators in that enterprisng town, and sent by
steamers AID sailing vessels to llavans. The duty
upon cattle bes beeu removed ard thus large busl-
to our main and neigh bors will be very great The
Spshish government largo contractors fer beeves,
sId the amy and 1svy now get their supplies from
Tampa The steamer Galveston took over, on the
A wha, man arrived a, this port during the past
week eli tie way fom Mattspoisett She mas been at
Ia moItbs, cruising all the tine in the Gulf aud 10
the Caribbean Sea- and with Indifferent success. She
has taken but eighty barrels sperm oil This she leaves
here to be sert on TO New Bedford. Not asfed with
her Of succe,s. Capt Smith enters the field again
and cruises in the Bay.
COLLEGE REGATTA.
The great College Regatta, for which the picked
crews Of Harvard and Yale are preparing, will take
place in this city on July % or o. Harvard will send
Two sx-osIed boats, ole Of which is the ntr " iar'
ward" of which wonderful stories are told. This is
the boa, that was victorious in the Beacon Reg alta,
last week making the three miles in 1911.
Worcester Spy.
REPAIRING.
The steamship Florida Of the Savannah line is
now on the great balance cock for repairs She will
be recaulked aud have stem refastened.
The sbp Robert L. Lane, ,O69 tuns register, is
also the large balance dock. She viii be stripped,
recanked and newly coppered.
The steamship Isabel Of tie Charleston aud Havana
line was this afternoon taken on the large sectional
dock for examin alton.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
Law LNTEZLIGENCE
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-srscnL rtss-Jalys -
Before Jrdke BRsoY.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sssenL rfss-jals a.
B-sore Jrdxe BRspS. r.
TBr Loss ~ THE SrkssrR srsrRis-scu nv pR"v.
CIArsEssKLEr, FOR ross or RAGG aGy AsD PASSAGE
xosrY.
T. O. osubeekte The Hsnb rs ,sd Amcrisas P,OtA
Company I'D.
The plaintiff is Prof. Glaubersklee who ives q pss-
senger on board the i-fsted steamer Ausiris which
was De stToyed by fire a, in September, ls5s %
her voyage from Hamburg to New-yors. He trings
suit ssanst the Company TO recover the value OF his
baggage and his passage money.
The complaint was served against tee AgeIt Of the
defendants IN this city and the answer was veuseA
hy the agent, who stated that he was one Of tho
managing agents Of the defendants; that the con-
psIt served upon him. and tha; be has charge q
sn the busitets OF tie defendants In the unhsa
States sc.
The answer was returned because the incorporation
did forth ,.e grooIds kno~ of the beief
or the subject Of the enswer, ard motion u sdc
for judgment affidavit thai answer had been
served.
The following is the opinion OF tie Court denying the
mo,i,n:
BsApy -wher corporation party the veriGca,ios a.
he r~sdrg msy be made BY ter thereof tCese section
l57 snd the octr mskos the verhc soa not -quned 70
party. BY secbn iS summon. may BE- served uecn the
Of corpofsOn snc this mskrs him an o8ct
he purpose o the son With. the meaning Of The Code
especially there other officer within tho sdetsc
Court In ths the served oe the
sginR and his yerhcs'ton uusf b. r~sxreea -
th, of tie party Thee officer Of the dfendsDz
within the United states aud service on beng Sufficient
hrg the deleutsr whir the uIstn ot toe C"ur's hers
by he sooud me- be ea'ed the parry IN sn
VI iorG merely think the ycrihcstion safheea' MO
iioI denied. bu; without oc-t.-
Williams sgt, Carrol.-Stsy refused.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

News has been received from Lieut.. Robnsoo. OF
Company X. United States Dragons announcing
tie eroau prnent Of his command at South Table
Creek, after having acted escort 10 some Govern
mehi trans which had left Fort kesrDey on ther way
to some other fort not named. Tie soldiers at the
camp were in COED b. slth and would remain a. Table
Creek Until orders fer their departure arrived Tne
c'nmAnd al Fort Kearney was also wei.
Detachment. Q. nited St.tes Artillery had. at lsst
accounts from Arkansas. marched from Heera for
Foit Clark. Texas. They had only temporarily 90
iourned at Helena in order to recruit after long
march. The distance frm Fort MclienIy, which
these soldiers left, to Fort Clark ia nearly 1000 miles,
Helena is DO. quite 200 miles from the latter. The
men were all we'll ard are commanded by Captain or
Msior French.
Tie executive officer of the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Lieut.. William f. lie Roy, has been detached, aud i'
ordered to command the steamer Sunpter. All who
know Mr.. LIE Roy at Brooklyn will regret his depar
ture, while they are pleased with his promotion.
AT the Navy Yard at Portsmouth, n. H., the sloop-
ofwar Dale, late Of the African Squadron, ia 10 be
foattd into the dry-'ock as the steam sloop
Mohican is It ady for the riggers. The Dale was to
have been surveyed this week. A detachment Of
Urt.d States Marines, destined for the figate Con-
gre ss the new fsg-ship Of the Brazil Squadron lefs
the Norfolk barrscbs on Tuesday last for Phsdel-
phia
The mailbag for the African Squadron will close at
the Brooklyn IT, ceum on Saturday or Monday. Per
sors wishing to avail Themselves Of its departure
should remember this.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
GAivertissmen.l !
SUMNER.

We beg espec, attention TO the peculiar style and character OF
the stock now Offering o. SUMNER CLOTHING,
Together with unusually large stock Of al desonpous OF
stylish ehsp linen fabrics baye This season
into beautiful of Tht wooden fabrics Ia 81 ELg
TO. MAXI that they light weight nsn AID much
ss.est They have tken the public sst 10 that extent
not only here the ether principal elites ths have had
TO Increase sgy production Of them They are sn ee
ssLt and durable and be SECURED easy " linen They
are also protection agans. the CD Of the weather
The prces-which have pat down the lowest msrkvy
bit little Duck and Drilling Goods although they have
double the intrinsic value
A tie season will be abort, will put down he prices
Of the whole o. d. lsrgs SImner stock at once
ID. DsyLIS l. Co,
k0s. 253. 20 aid Do Bicadwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
IAdysr.isement.
IAdysr.isement.l
VINO INVENTED THE SEWING MACHNE? ?
Keep this in view y ben you purehise, tia. sDo1
SEWING MACHINE

IAdvsr.sement.l
WHO INVENTED THE SEWING NACHINE!
Keep this in view ben you purehise, tha. sDol
SEWING MACHINE
IL article much 10 be desired;
An Inferior ore 10 pest. aud is 20 b. avoided
The utility AID praetica0iliy Of The
HOWE SEWING MACHINE
va. e,.abbed In l245 the oldest Sesnz Hlchns Paef
ex,aut date Of the HowE PATENT sme 30 Pa eats
Oh SEWING Machines have been granted MT Of WHICH has
surpassed the HOWE Invention In fact Machine has yet orn
sae which will rfee stitch seam than the hr
HowH MACHINE. made in lSfj
For family Machines have recently been coustrutsd
The, should be s shout ~ purchase Tue
FAMILY MACHINES
adapted for Tail ~ Cater Fitns haV'nf sum
cnt power and waTrsntd to b. durable In-y are IN
Machines for Yes. Maksr IN the market
Priees so SEQ go s31 and slv1
TIE HOWE CyLRDER AAcaINEs,
For all Leather Sttcsg such Boot ana Shoe wors Csafe
Trimmer Harness Stitehng etc. have always held reputation
far any ether Mscbinsa fact universally admitted NO
oher Machines small Needle the HOWE CYLINDER
Prices g. lS5 and Sl5O.
TIE genuine HowE SEWING MACHINES sdsp.ed 20 all
knds Sewing done By Sewing Mschines They are con.
ucted under the dire; nspc'ou Of Nr HOWE himself ot
materials tie thorough and 90 sts ui.
By sia and experienced wotnen and II al instances
The pube desired examine and purchass where best
suited
Letters should be directed 20
HoyE's SEWING MACHINES.
No E7 Broadway, y. K.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

Five persons were drowned at Louisville, Ky on
Saturday eyeriag. Thomas Feesler, lad Of l6, was
crowned while swimming, and disaster occurred at
the Falls in which four persons lost their lives. The
Journal says:
1.-TWO sons of Mr.. William Hoch, painter, aged re-
spectively Is and 10, and three men, named Giese
Schmittel and Schaefer all Germans left the whar in
skff to the ver and getting into the rapid cur
rent were swept over the Falls and the ski6 upset
AL were drowned except Schaefer, Who succeeded in
stand one Vf the msa had family in Germany
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

BopY OF As ISFAsT FoUND.-Cororer Jackmsn
held inquest Friday upon the body Of infant about
week old found nclosed IN hands, cohu scd lying upon
be ste ps Of No. 80 Elm The body bore marks u
violence and psrentsse could no. be sscesined Verdio
Death from unknown causes"
ESCAPED CoSvICr.-Bily Meehan, alias Gallagher,
who recently from confinement bsck~es
Island by ver caught Thursday by
Ofhoer Muldoon and sent back 10 his old qusrers
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

AGRIcULrURAL SHOWS AND AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.
At meeting yesterday OF the Board Of Agriculture
Of the American Institute, it was resolved to open
norton Of the show grounds for the purposes Of
Farmers F,r, where every description Of stock,
farm produc :, and farm implements, deemed worthy
of exhibition, though not entered for premiums, may
be offered for sale exchange during the three days
tie exhibition is open; and the last day all the
articles exhibited for prizes may be also sold aud de-
hyerd, thus afoIdipg farmers and manufacturers IN
this vicinity opportunity to dispose OF stock,
choice gair and roots for seed, and newy-improyed
implements, &c. And IT will also give strangers an
excellent opportunity to find things that they want
without spending week in pursuit, a. they often do,
and then fail. Il is new and good feature in sgr-
cultural shows and We hope parties viii largely aval
themselves of its aivantages. IL will give lie and
irterest the chow and make il more attractive to
the mere looke-on As the entrance fee Tor e1hioi'
tiou and sale, without competing for prizes, VIII
be fixed very low, every one viii have an op'
pOrtunity to dispose of what he may have
TO sell at very moderate expense. FOR articles re-
curing shelter there are the most ample sccomnoda-
tons in the great Las OF the Third Avenue Railroad
Company, which have been granted 10 the Institute
for any purpose connected with the Show or Fair.
We hope Connecticut alone will send in for sale
hundred yoke Of the hsndsomest working oxen to De
found in any part of the world.
There lie NO reason why we should not hsve hun
dred mich COWS, of all the choicest breeds In the
country.
A man here last Spring wished to bay an Alderney
COW, and wrote several letters Of inquiry, without DAD
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
Advertise mert.
To THE TRAVELLING COMM NIFTY.

woLFEs csebrsed ScHIEDAN AROMATIC ScHsAPrs should
be Ia the Of every traveller No family should lesye hs
city without supply during the westner Il ssa
aby the III effects Of change o. weahei aIi 0e'
craze II Is the puiest liquor made il the word
Pu, up pint ant quart bottles Sold By al Dusg'.' Gro
and Frti. Stores
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
TAdvertseme-t.I
ExERYRnnY SHnI- LID ORTAIN A PHRRNOLOGI-

CAL EXAMINATION AT PowLEz WELLs Nc. S0e Broadway
fall written description % character setting for:h
defects and proper occupation To socoodste
strangers and pesons rarely snre The rooms WI be opa on
the Fourth ofJuly
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
CITY IIEMS.

THE ATLANTIC cCABIT.-PRFsESTATGOS oy MEDALS
10 those ENGAGED IL THE WORK By THE CHAMBER
or COssERCE.-The medals ordered by the Chamber
of Commerce for present ,tion those engaged in lay
ing the first Atautic cable are finished and will be
presented at once to those to whom they award
ed The medals are Of the very inest gold. and are
divided into two sizes, the nine larger ores being
awarded to those who originally projected and fos-
tered the work were most prominent 10 the actual
labor. The large medal weighs five ounces, and Is
three inches in diameter, and, inclusive Of very
slight rim, about one ninth of noh thick. Its OBJ
verse face bears in ordinary bssrelef representation
Of Columbia in the guse of an Indian queen, and
Britanuis, classcay arranged, in helmet and robe,
supporting GLOBE around which the cable is seen to
pass, sn ED being grasped by each national Genius.
over the globe hovers the winged figure of Peace,
with olive branches in her extended hands The
eagle and the lion are seen by the side Of their mis-
tresses Below the globe is scuptured the seal of the
Chamber Of Commerce, between the arms of the two
countries.
TIE reverse face represents the junction of the
cable in mic ocean, the Niagara and Agamemnon
steamng in the fore ground while the consor of each
is to be seen in the distance. Below and above this
very effective sculpture the inscription placed, in
raised letters, upon the FURNISHED surface. The
smaller medals-of which there will be about fifty
awarded are about two and half inches in diameter,
and weigh three ounces The scu pue on the reverse
face s identical with that of the fret class award,
and on the diverse face only varying 10 the insertion
Of dove for the figure Of Peace and the support OF
the globe by Science and Navigation, instead Of CO.
lumbis ard Britannia. The latter change refers to
the design Of tois numerous award which con-
Of tha f,rpf- nj Dql
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

THIS AFTERNOON AND EyENING.-On both 0c
ca,ou today th, superb and delightful Fairy Drsra Of THt
MAGIC WELL, a: BAasuas MusEua. 0o ard see L,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
BRADY's GALLERIES.

AhBRorYpEs DAeugRREorrrRs.
sytyanisav., Warrington, d. c.
Pcres Of al des p.iots copied f. every ye of the Ar.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
'Adysrtisewent,

METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STRoP.-This inim-
iab sree NAV Be obtained of e SOLE nsnufsctnren
sAursraS No. As.0r House snd 9f the yso sssaa A{'os
est ~ efy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

ToLMAN's SELP-YENTILATING SPRING BED
rhe only ssyertstns bed In existence and the most kesny
oorsrable and economical bod usd combination ct
springs sress valves nser~d Tor ventilation;
has 81 the comforts Of sthrr beds without nen dsdssnsse>
No. Sss Csnslst, corner Of Broahwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
fAiysrtisemen'.

A few more only of EDGES PRIZE FIREWORKS
can be furnished from their depot Of Maiden ane and
Broadway. Parties pospons their orders may be diappon'ed
therefore call early.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

SIKas PLow PRIzE.-The Board Of Agriculture of
the American Institute met yesterday at tue Institute
rooms Cooper buildpgs, to arrange for the Agrcul.
tuial Show and Fair that is to be held Sept. i-l6,
at the Ihird-Avenue Railroad 5 alton at Hamilton
square. A. p. Cumming, John A. Bunting, John
jay, Dr. Knight Wm. LaSton j. p. Vreeder, Scion
Robinson the President and Secretaries q the Insti-
,ute, and some others, were present, and generally
took an active part in the proceedings. One
Of the resolutions Of the Board TO offer discretion
ary premiums to the amount of athousand dollars for
steam plow, and other steam power farm machinery.
We hope this will bring out valuable show of such
machines. and should be glad if some of the
cessful steam pow men in Eogand not so much for
the prize for rotOrie.y would come over and COM
pete with Yankee ingenuity. 1t would make the
show very attractive.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

Two orstions viii be given 90 tue Fourth BY gen
tiemsn Of some notori,ty ia this line. The first VIII
be delivered a, Rye, Wes.cbester County and WI be
free 10 the p'ess and the public. Tue other will take
place st tie LUn.t:e Asyam, on Blaokweus Island.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

ing single cne fcs sale. l. wss &c. bscsu'e 'hese
arr note for 'sle in the county bat beoacEe eayct
ard seller couli no, get together; fr jet da' too
late, ys beard Of a man who had several feT sse.
It's Fair will hep such pariss. l. vii he'pa great
msDy buyers and sellers OF grsa, msiy things Il
ia jnst Nta' the country needs. tha: every "Cstte
Show and Far" should be in fact Far, in tee
sense IN which Ncal Webster understood that word.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

The Northern New.Jersey Railroad Company an'
nouuce excursion tickets between Jersey City and the
various stations along the lire of their road at haf the
usual fare on the Fourth of July.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

The Sound steamer Connecticut Of the Boston line
has been chartered for a Fourh-otJuly excursion
around Staten Island. The excurson:sts viii have al
opportunity Of witnessing two reRattasoue at PERTH
Amboy and the other at the Battery. She leaves
from ,he pier foot Of Courtlandt sxeet North River.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

Edwsid 5. Boyd AT Ssmrel Cot.
This was an action by the plaintiff 10 recover
Isl 60 s services pnys:e s and gam
marian tn defeudsn' durns 1854 AID for Si Pssse
money home from LoEdor where toe services were Performed
Tie dtuied that the pau:a In the defadant
vice. stated In the compliant AID serrs that the aesss
regard .he salary further that p.sind
empoyei IN p.olsc;osy Of the deudau il Loudoa.
general bo keeper and CLERK saisry OF keo
snd that be received this aud 80 fo htoh de-
tnesu akeS udgm Nernict for psiu.if for 81 rj o
Evereih B'sel fcr Plaintiff George D. s.sean, fet d.
ieloani
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

THE ARGOS PAssEsGERs.-The American Express
Company have promptly made an arrangement with
the agents of the steamer Glasgow, which Leaves this
port tomorrow at ~ M to call at st. Johns, n. F.
and take the passengers of the Argo vino will be for
wardei 10 their destination.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02

Mr. II. T. Wsliing has sent u typographical map
Of Northern Italy, which with tie exception of that
drawn by Lieut. Ives is the best that has yet been
published in this country. Mr. Wailings map vas
drawn by Mr.. J. Schroeder of this city, ard contans
plans of Venice, Milan, Verona, Pudus and Brescia
There is still room FOR Typographical msp OF the im
mediate seat Of war or larger scale than has ye.
been attempted.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-02
IL CnAMsE.s-July l-B.ters Ju.,ie. ROO..YELr.

The People Thomas Beatty as The Board of Police.
This moru!Dg the Justice directed the following order
20 b. made IN this
having been made the Alternative mandsnus To-
sued IL this and teoE presented wsa
obecous ssd having been sssed ~ the
counsel for the respective pss aud due deibestson having
bu had and IL spp-ang the Court that the said
objections m several PARTICULAR vel founded ordered shas
9TH sh. h. lOh ard 18th srt'les branches
Of the return stricken gsshed smsndmee<
upon such srns beir suggested respond
efis the restot reply demur hasas
expired IL ui,hsr ordered ,hs, re b. extended I'LL tne
exIso q five days from The date o this order with liberty 70
either patty en- notice In plea dsmnrres
,o the modified sh ud NOTES the mv
t.rfr hesfg pon enumerated molten 20 be heard sra
ospoS d Of ca ;he return : modified BY hts oTder