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rIrOrI NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, July 4.
The Bank Statement for the week has been
made, although eight Banks have not report
ed, which being allowed tho same rate as last
week, the amount of specie gained is $4,000,
loans $4Oi000
The Kangaroo for Liverpool took out up
wards Of $4,000 and nearly two hundred
passengers. ,
The Ocean Queen took upwards Of $1,000
600 and over two hundred cabin passengers.
Patrick Cosgrove, alias Cockroach, died last
night from the effects Of n stab received in a
fight in Fulton street about six months since
He refused TO diyulge the name Of the person
who inflicted the wound, thinking he would
recover and then inAiot summary vengeance
lie was one Of the most notorious ruilians that
ever infested the city, and has frequently
been before the criminal courts for highway
robbery, felonious assaults, and other criminal
offences.
Tho disbursements of the Sub-Treasury TO-
day amount to $4,000 which reduces The
balance 10 $4,000.
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they dropped down gradually and finally
struck q hurricane perfectly frighlful In Sc
force, which hurried them along at terrible
speed towards Lake Ontario. They we're
driven down 70 the very surface Of the water,
where the balloon was lightenod IN overy
possible way, and was carried with fearful
speed and violence towards the shore and
through piece Of woods into which they
finally managed 10 land This was IN Hen
derson township, jefferson county The ,ns
tire distance Travelled was !, ,l50 miles In ~
hours and 90 minutes
One Of the marked incidents Of the voyeqe
was an oversight which came near proving
disastrous 10 Mr.. Wise. He was in the wicker
basket, and, being overcome with fatigue, lay
down and fell asleep. The rest Of the party
were in the boat below. Il being necessary
to advise with him on some point ne TO the
course Of the balloon, they called 10 Mr.. Wise
several times, but receiving no response, Mr..
eager went TO him by climbing up the ropes
and found him breathing spasmodioally from
the effects Of the escaping gas, which was
slowly suifocating him. lie was Immediately
aroused by Mr. eager and soon recovered his
senses.
The greatest altitude attained was two
miles
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noard Of Eauont,on.


TUESDAY EvErrNo, July 8, 1859
PRHsrNr-Messrs Thorne, Bradbufn, Payne,
Pratt, Vaughn, Maynard, Fogg Reese Stan
ley Rhodes. The President, Mr.. Thome, in
the chair.
Report from the Committee on Teachers,
asking time 10 consider the matter Of intro
ducing music into public schools Also, on
subject of teachers salaries. recommending
change in method of employing teachers
Also, submitting report from II Freese, Super
intendent Of instruction, giving list Of com
petent teachers. Report adopted as regards
mnsio teaohersj also as to method Of employ
ing teachers. This provision makes three
grades Of salaries Of grammar schools. The
FIRST Is for untried teachers, $500 per annum;
the second for good teachers, 5000; the third
for old and highly successful teachers, 81 000
A motion WAS offered by Mr. Reese, and
passed, providing for painting extension Of
West st. Clair Street School, and repairing
same.
motion was offered instructing Commit
tee on Repairs to report what repairs, exceed
ing in cost $50, are necessary on school
buildings. Passed.
Another providing for the payment Of Miss
Cushing, an assistant teacher employed du-
ring ickness Of regular teacher in one Of the
schools was passed.
Petition for increase Of salary from Messrs.
llopkinson, Dutton, Oviatt, Perkins, and Fry
teachers Referred to Committee on Teachers
Petition from Teachers Association, asking
that the Board of Education accept PROPOSE
ton Of Rev. j. A. Thome for giving gratuit-
Gus instruction in reading and elocution in
the public schools. The proposal requires as
a condition the temporary retention in the
schools of Hillards Readers
A long discussion on the merits Of the
NJ Guifey series of readers adopted few
weeks since ensued. Laid on the table.
The Superintendent Of Instruction was de-
sired to give notice of re-appointment to those
teachers who are to he retained.
Resignation of Miss Stillnian was received.
Petition OF Miss Walker for such addition
to her salary as would render il equal to those
of other teachers of like grade. Referred to
Committee on Teachers.
Board adjourned.
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FnOm WASHINGTON.
WAsuINaTop, July 4.

WAsnrNGTON, July 4.
An official dispatch from Frankfort says
that the destructive consequences Of the war
TO commerce, industry and labor In general
become daily more apparent; that large
number Of factories in Germany are closed,
and that those in operation are principally on
American account and for the supply Of war
orders.
There were fourteen bidders for supplying
anthracite coal for the navy. The ohers
ranged 1926 to $425 per ton. The contract
was awarded to Horace y. Brown Of Balti-
more, for Black Heath coal for 10000 tons,
or as much more II required, at the first
named price,
The Post Office Department has dispensed
with the services OF twelve Express Route
Agents, receiving each 81 900 per annum, on
the line between New York aud Cincinnati
The baggage masters are 10 be ALLOWED $40
per month each for receiving and delivering
through mails.
The expenditures Of tho United States for
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.



he combination OF ingredients Ia these Pills Is the re-
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Painful Meusrua'inns removing all distractions wheath
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mos eminent giVsiridnS iH AHlcIcd.
Ertcit directions sttg BhcH and bhen they should nor
be used with each BOxhe Price One Dollar each Dor con-
taining 40 IiHS. -
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FURTHER PARTICULARS OF PRO-
FEsSOH WIsE's EIIIAL VOYAGE.
NEV Yonu Julv

The Albany Argus has the following con
cerniug the balloon Atlantic; "Mr. John Wise
the celebrated @ronAut arrived in Albany al
81 o'clock yesterday morning. lie reports
that from st. Louis to Medina, Orleans ooun-
ty from which the last telegraphio dispatch
concerning the balloon was received, the voy-
ago was highly successful, the balloon work
ing 10 their entire satisfaction end jusiifying
tho hopes with which they had set out that
thoy would be able TO reach the seab0ard.
Al this point however, they found that
they were somewhat out Of their course, and
could not possibly make New York, being too
far north, and they therefore determined 10
proceed 10 Boston or Portland. Before taking
that direction, II Was concluded 70 land al
Rochester, there drop Messra eager ans
Hyde, and then proceed on their journey
eastward. In carrying out this intention,
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AGENRRoUs AoT.--W. J. Warner, Esq, being
acted by genuine feeling Of philanthropy as well
as patriotism, ftted up a tank in the Park and had
it filed with water and ice for the benefit Of every
body who happened to be thirsty. He also, pur-
chased a barrel Of crackers some confectioneries
and lot Of pies, cakes aud other things his good
lady had prepared, took them TO the Indrmsry, to
enable, as he said the unfortunate inmates TO oee-
brate the Fourth as well as the rest ofthe world
The act shows the kindness Of heart that IL iDhe-
rent 10 him, and we know he is well repaid by see
ing the thankful expression on the eountenancol
Of the poor paupers under his charge.
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WASIIINGTON NEMs.

WASHINGTON July b.
There is such information in Washington
as warrants the belief that the recent charge
of the British Ministry will not affect the pre-
sent position Of her Majesty's representatives
abroad, with the exception perhaps Of Lord
Cowley at Paris.
According to adyiees from Vera Cruz il was
believed in official circles there that the five
million oonducta detained by Robes for the
purpose of extorting an additional tax would
soon reach that city.
One Of the conventions concluded by minis
tor Mclane with the Juarez Government has
been forwarded hither by him. The others
are in fair way Of contamination, there
being no difficulty about the preliminaries
while the import and export duties at Vera
Cruz have been considerably diminished in
consequences of the unsettled condition Of af.
fairs in the interior, the receipts at the Other
ports ON the Mexican coast have largely in
| creased.
The United States steamer Brooklyn wal
20 leave Vera Cruz for Pensacola on the 2Ou
| ttlt
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mIssTATEnIENT ConnEOTnpr

Toledo, July D.
Superintendent Campbell says that the
article in the Albany Statesman, to the effect
that at 9 P. N. of the 2Sth ult. he telegraphed
to a gentleman at Adrian that ~ bodies had
been recovered up to that date, is incorrect.
To this date, July 9th, the whole number of
the dead, so far as known, including all who
were killed at the time of the accident and
all those who have since died Of their injuries
is 40. A force oflaborers has since been con-
tinually employed at the place in searching
for bodies, although none are positively known
to be missing, and while il is possible that
this numAer may be increased by finding 9TH
er bodies, il is believed that all have been
found and that all the wounded will recover
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LOCOmOTIvE sTrArr FrRR ENaINR.

PHLADELPmA, July 3.
The self-propelling steam ERE engine built
at New York, for the Southwark Hose Com
pany Of this city, reached the company's house
at eight last evening, having propelled itself
over the turnpike road from Bristol, dis
lance Of over twenty miles. Actual running
time, two hours total running time, four
hours and thirty-four minutes, including stop
pages. Highest speed, at the rate Of eighteen
miles per hour weight Of engine, nine thou
sand pounds weight Of fuel, water and nine
men, three thousand pounds. Several steep
hills were asoended without the slightest diff
6culty at the rate Of ten miles an hour
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A SAIL FROM TOLEDO TO BoSToN IN QUICK
Kate L. Bruce, Capt Mixer,
from Toledo, Ohio, arrived in Boston on the 25lh
ult.. with cargo of 100000 feet of lumber She
made the trip in Is days nett time But includ-
ing days detention in passing through the Wei
land Canal, and form at other places on the route.
The gross time occupied was 25 days. Capt. L.
W Mixer is entitled TO the honor Of sailing the
first lake craft from Toledo, Ohio to Boston, Mas.
saehusetts.
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Dh. BAHrfHes LEoruHns TO LADfEs -Mr.
Editor,-I see with pleasure DR.. Banning's an
nouncemont Of free lectures 70 be given to ladies
every afternoon this week 1t Plymouth Church,
and also having had The great satisfaction Of at
tending that gentleman's lectures on the West side,
last week, ask through your paper TO say, that l
found the lectures sneh could not fail TO interest
every sensible woman, and that II every female
were TO attend them, they must be far better fitted
to live IN the capacity Of wife, mother or friend
lt23s. A MOTHHR.
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T6J1GT1OT T85I0TCT OI WI'TgW InGTI
Butchines lie E1mlurut should be used by all norv-
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work. d will MOI produce reaction no matter how sud-
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Il Is also Grand Tonic AMI will give relief in pyspep-
sa with st dose buof pcrss ence In It's use WI Y
the stomach to dgreo Of perfect health aud
Danish Dysbspsin forever.
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FROM TIE GOLD mEGIONs.

LEAvENwORTH, July 4.
The Express from Denver City on 22d ar
rived yesterday.
There has been large oonaagration Of
pineries on the Division between Gregory 8
and Jackson's Diggings, and it was reported
that twenty lives were lost Five bodies
have been recovered-names not ascertained.
There is considerable dust waiting ship
ment in Denver City. Specie is in great de-
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TO The Excursion Of the City Of B.Balo for
the benefit Of the Light Guards was a splendid
success financially speaking. The boat took out
some 800 exeursioniats, who appeared TO enjoy
themselves hugely. Tue Guards viii clear some
several hundred dollars Il ON the trip.
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PROFESSOR wIsE's ERIAL VOYAGE,

A4NA+'NF''AhHi ~ ""'J "
Professor Wise returned TO this city last
evening, lie published full account of the
late voyage in his balloon Atlantic, in this
evenings Express He concludes his state
ment with the remark that he is now willing
and anxious TO attempt n voyage across the
ocean with an outfit that will not cost moro
than six thousand dollars and will do 30 as
soon as he can raise the means.
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Yesterday Afternoons Report
FROM QUEBEC.

QUEBEC, July 8.
The steamer North America from Liverpool
on the 22d, has arrived. Her news has been
anticipated.
Tho ship Stalwart, owned in New York. and
bound from New Orleans to Liverpool, was
burned at sea. Captain and crew arrived at
Queenstown. Cargo 2,s0O bales cotton
Vessel fully insured in New York, Philadel-
phia and New Orleans Offices.
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FIRE.-A fire occurred on tbo.corncr Of Hudson
and Scoville streets destroying stOre-cause not
known, supposedtO have taken from fireworks.
Engines came too late. 20 day any good the fire
being at first supposed 10 be bonfire The build
ing was owned and occupied by Solomon Wer.
them. Loss $3.50; insured for S4OO in the Aetna
Insurance Co.
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FuoM HAVANA.

NEw YoRK, July 8.
The steamer Quaker City has arrived FROM
Havana with dates to the Both. No news Of
interest.
Sugars advancing.
Steamer Commerce was to leave for Phila-
delphia the next day.
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CLASSICAL AND ESGLIsH SoHooL.-Prof J. r.
FIrz0ERALD, well known as an accomplished and
successful teacher for some years in this City, pro
poses 10 resume his favorto profession and open
a Classical and English School on the lth inst
the business Of Magistrate not being sufficiently
remuneratlve. We trust be- may meet with de-
served success. See advertisement.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, july Q, 1859
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

polton Broed-Prsp jefferson for Dunkirk.
Poltor S Bieod-For Chicnfo, SC.
j. r. vi zgerald--Classical and English School
Rouse Jounings-For sale or EHohango.
J Schwartzenburg-Lost
Taylor, Griswold Co.-shnkor Bonnets.
DR.. Binniug- ~Businow Notice.
Ccvelaod High School Cslobr ton,
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Last Nights Report.
mILITARY ENCAmpmENr.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, July 8.
The great Military Encampment and Civic
Celebration closed last evening with festi-
val and ball in the spacious Round House of
the Wabash Valley Railroad, which was beau
tifully fitted up for the occasion.
No accidents occurred during the celebra-
tion.
The Military companies from abroad left
for their homes this morning.
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SAIL RnAT uPsET.

IlLIsDALE, Michj July B.
An accident occurred yesterday afternoon
on Clear Lake, Steuben county, Indiana, by
the upiettng of a sail boat containing par
" Of twenty-eight persons, mostly ladies
and children, sixteen Of whom were drowned.
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HoLLowAY's PuLs, for mothers, and all 9th
u roole,s Of the weaker sex should be kept constantly
an hand TO use in all cases irogurity and dsoganiza-
tion of tho functions peculiar them They are harmless
but e ctive anil Alternative, ouc. and appellant
Sold at the manuactory No 80 ONIaiden Lane, New York
and by all Druggists, 25c., csc. und 81 Dor box
iu30.2h5
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PoLIcE RT-Jobn Davis was up yesterday
for petit larceny and fined S25, and sentenced to
30 days imprisonment. Quite a number of cases
Of disturbance of not sufficient importance to de-
serve notice were disposed Of
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CRICKET NIATCu.

New York, July o.
ss.fho cricket match between eighteen Amer
leans and eleven Englishmen, resident play
ers, commenced yesterday with score Of first
innings OF n for former and 90 for latter
The match was resumed to-day.
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HAILWOAD ACCIDENT.

NEW YoRK, July 8.
The five o'clock train Of the Harlem r. r.
ran off the track when near Hunts bridge
this morning, and Edward Hall a milk agent
was killed. Two cars were badly damaged
the engineer, fireman and brakosman were
taken from under the ruins with only slight
personal injuries.
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KEEP Cool SAWS your les l-scbooley's pat.
ent Iceberg Refrigerators never become musiy or
damp. For sale at manufacturers prices for cash,
by Fogg, Ellsworth & Co.
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CoNcERT.-MorrIs Brothers, Pell and Trow-
bridges Minstrels will give concert on Monday
evening next Their well deserved popularity
will insure o good house
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION

ST, Louis, July D.
A convention held at La Merilla Arizona
June 10, re-nominated Sylvester Mowry for
Congress by accamatiOn.
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BHIITTSH CONSUL.

BosToN July 8.
MFR. II. e. Northal acting British Vice Con
sui ut Gloucester committed suicide on Sun
day by hanging himself.
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I6y- Anicaied on for any inasmed surface
Corns, Buuions, Burns, etc, at Halls Homeopa-
thic Pharmacy, opposite Weddell House.
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t.B'J B. HALL's Elastic Homeopathic Arnica
Court Plaster, Of every shade, fcom black 10 a del
oate white, OF Halls opposite Weddell House.
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DEATH OF A SPORTING MAN.
New YoRK, July 8.
Pat. Hearn the celebrated sporting mar
died today.
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the hscal year ending with June, exclusive Of
trust funds and payments on account Of the
public debt, were SOC, 100000
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steamer Departures

FoR BUFFALo-stoamboat City Of BdGa.o, Capt a. D.
PERKINS, at 0o'oook.
Fou DETRoIr-stoamb. at Ocean, Capt. EVANS, p, NJ.
FOR SANDUsWY AND ToLEDo-sleamboat Forester Capt
WARD
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