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"B HASsEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is publ he'd every day, Sunday excepted, at
s. per Annum, payable IN advance.
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OFFICE: BROAD STREET, NEAR It'll.
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
BOARD OF COUNCMMEN.

Tie Board met on Monday AFTERNOON at , O'Clock,
the PREsIDKNT ir the chair There was fun attenn,
ance of members and the lobby was more crowded.
than usual. r.
THe Trc1tfI Pegimcnt.-The remonstrance of Gen.
Saudford and BIgader General Even against memori-
aiAng the Governor in favor OF reorsanzing the '-t
Regiu ent was referred to Special Committee.
Nj LENT offered a resolution TO the effect that the
Common Council regret the disbandne OF the i2th
Regiment and would hail It's restoration 10 us former
position as act of Justice to the men ana 10 lhe ciy'
Mr.. OrTAEsoS moved to refer II TO aSpeciai ooHi-
Dittee.
Mr. LENT urged an immediate adoption OF the reso-
luton claiming that the Regiment was entitled To De
restored 10 It's former position.
Mr. OrTAR>oN opposed voting az present, on the
ground tina, he knew nothing OF the matter but IRON
nearsAy.
Mr.. BrrTrFI thought it would be very discourteOus
TO Gen. Sanford to refer 1t.
The motion TO re fer lost, and the question was
then taken upon the original resolution, aud Mr.. Or
TARsON declined to vote.
The Board declined TO excuse him. .
The President asked MIR. Odarson to declare ms
vote.
Mr.. OTTARSoS said he could not and ne would not
vote on a question of which be had 10 kno~ledge.
lie would rather be placed under arrest IL! mex De-
cember than be forced to vote. lie would not De
driven in this way.
Theresolntion was then adopted and Mr.. OrTARsoS,
by a vote of the Board, was excused from voting.
'ELcfiOa Disricts-The report of the Joint Special
Committee locating the Election Districts Tor Inc next
election, was rcCclNcu dnu oISoIcu ~ w
TIE Ttreth Regiment Again.-A petition was re-
ceived from Committee of the Twelfth Regiment, IN
reference TO the disbaudment; also relonder 10 he
re nonstrance of Generals Sandford and Even. Re-
ferIed to the Special Committee.
Home fer your Deaf Wutes.-Mr OTTARsoS suonut-
ted petition from the Home for Deaf Mutes, ior
donation. Referred to Committee on Finance.
Uest ItosLi1gfoa Mark4.-A Resolution was
offered giving the Controller power to appoint Col-
lector OF the rents of the West Washington Market
il in his OPT MON such course Is necessary. Adopted
Adiourned 10 Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
AUSTRIA.

The following is the exact text of the Emperor OF
Austriss order Of the day announcing the peace;
depending on my rights, on the enthusiasm OF my
subjects on the courage of my army, and OH the natu
1al allies of Austria waged war, In order to MAINTAIN
inviolste the existing treaties.
"My subjects found willing to make any and every
sacrifice Sanguinary conflicts have proved to the
world the fearessness and heroism of my gallant army
which although IT is inferior in number to the enemy
and has lost thousands of officers and private soldiers
Is full of strength and courage and oyfuly looks for
ward to the renewal of the struggle. Being without
allies, yield to the unfavorsbe political relations 1t
being my first duty to avoid shedding to no purpose
ahe Blood of my soldiers and demanding useless sacr
fees on the part of my people. conclude peace on
ahe basis of the line of the Mincio.
From my inmoss heart thank my army. which
las again proved to me how completely can depend
ON II IN future wars FRANCIS JO'kPh'
I>,o,1 Julv - 1851
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

smorn; OF sJ,o0). No irsuraooe. A'oess t-s !o.ers
are NJ. Pas.a grocer: Mr.. Dix, Frs1ois Coocsy Pat
rick OBIien, ard Michsei Vaughan. The iosse. ot
thee farihes will in the aggregate amount to ,yo
The origin Of tie FIRE l. unknown, bat Il !. supPoeei
b. some TO have been TIE work Of IA incenhXy
FIRE ~ A MEDICAL coLLEGF.
About 0 clock Yesterday afternoon ire br 'se ouI
in the ro,f Of the New-lolk Medical College, ST No.
~ East Thirteenth street. and before Il could be eH-
tDgushed the building damaged to tle amoart ot
about 500 fully insured but 10 Whist companies We
could not earn TIE fire j. supposed TO have origins
ted from spark from tie chimney, ir,o Whlc was
built u- connecting with s,esm-esl1e on the si-
joining premises.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
FIRES.

FIRE oY The Eleventh AyENuE-. hAN AND VIE
BADLY BURNED-SARROw ESCAPES.
Through the nsdversnce Of parties In charge oi the
Police Telegraph on Sunday night our reporter was
informed that The fire in the Second District at l
O'Clock yes .erday morning, was at Campbell N Moo
iy's ste im mill, foot of Thirty-sixih stree, ana
that the establishment was nearly burned dogn. For
,unatey for MesSrs. c. \ NJ. 3 their saw mI was un-
harmed though the fire in ts immediate vicinity
s,can belesrned the hre broke out IN she'd at
tached to the gabeeud Of frame dwelling mouse owhsu
by Hugh Evans locsied on Eleventh avenue, between
Thirty fifth and 1hrtys xth streets and elce exeni
ed I, The main building. Mr. Evans and his wife, aged
people with their servant gir, Mary Dgnon, were the
only occupants Of the house. The dense smoke ina
peryaded the house swoke them from sound sleep anu
leaning from their beds they sought to escape The sel
yalt grl succeeded in reaching the basemen. door
and naie her escape unharmed through one ot me
lower windows. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans, IN thsr night
clothes descerded 10 the nal. but were met al Inc
front door b. fire and smoke. To retreat would hh'e
been In mediate Heath, and no alternative !siL
them but 70 dash through the hames into the street
In doing this Mrs. Evans had her face, arms nands
and back terribly burned. M. Evans covered hls face
with his hands aqd held down his head. lis arms ani
bapos and tie top of his head bsdly bistered.
The injured couple were taken 10 the residence OF MI
Butt by, where every thing was done 10 alleviate
their suffsIings and render them comfortable. From
this building the flames extended 10 row Of frame
houses Owned by Campbell Moody, and frame sts-
bic and tenement house, corner OF Eleventh avenue
ami Thirty sixth street. The tiremen of the upper
districts Ou the ground out tlelr eAeEl!on'
were fruir!ess g. the building in which the fire orh-
a.ed aud the stable burned down, and the other
buildings nearly destroyed. There were seventeen
horses al the time in the stable, bl, al the animas
were lescued without being injured.
The building owned by Mr.. +. WAS occupied by ROD
et Merton NJ? T. snd wife being only there tenP9fa-
rv during the absence of NJ. ii. in the country. Ine
property was valued a. SitV, aud tie furniture q.
~ 900. Ne insurance on either.
Ness-s Csupbel & MCoiy'- buildings, which were
occupied mos,.y by poo1 am,es, were damaged 10 tAS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

MASTER ARTHUR NAPoLEON.-The Palace Gardens
are now illustrated by splendid entertainment in the
performance oi Master Arthur Napoleon. Tnis youth
is the most marvellous pisnift of his age living lie
performs all the most difficult, brilliant, and tranScen-
dental pieces for the piano with the thoroughness OF
master There is no elan Of style to which he Is not
competent. We have been accustomed to associate
such p.riormsuces exclusively with the mental rPe-
ness and physical grasp and strength OF msnaooai
but here lad who anticipates the WORK oi mature
years. There is no hesitation no uncertainty no Zee
bleness in his touch. He misses no note; stops al no
massive combustion of chords; is dsunted by Nc
flashing rapidity Of melody; shirks none OF the
modem combinations, where melody, harmonized
for one hsnd, accompanied by the greatest variety
Of rapid notes given by the other.
The Gardens have been well attended by respect
able audiences. There nightly performances, Is
well. by Mr.. Bakers orchestra.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
iAdvertisementl
MoIrNT VERNON.

To TIRE PusLic-We respectfully ask y0ur attention 3,
new brand #
Mousr VERNON FSE.CUr CHEWING Togscco.
which point Ot excellence cannot b. surpassed IL s msa"
fsctured best selected material Ia the Market which.
quality challenge comparison with any other bans
The pubic long wanted article entirely pure without
Of deleteos substances which TO
cuenly contaIninate chewing tobacco.
THE mount VERNON
devoted purchase and nprov OF the homs
g,on aud respectfully ask that you should AID In
enterprise. 49,
It is sold by all dealers, aud at the Msnufactoy.
No. SJ7 Duane-st
BAgBER, PALaER Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

F,rn-A brakeman named George Fowler wa
Llled IN Rochester by being run over by locomotive
IN Friday morning last. Also. 4 brakeman named
Lewis was killed al Syracuse on Inursday An inte'n
ra,e man at Avon was over BY train OF cars on
Thursday, and billed ,.
L., oy MorNr W,SHINGToN.--l.ast Monday night
- ,,,i,o cold IN the White Mountain region and the
ice winch formed on the top psi Mount " asA'ng'on
did not melt during Tuesday
Fatal RUSAwAY CASuALTi y lesteruay alIeili,'ou,
.,r who has his s;,ud opposite VI - az
i,.",Ix ted aor.e attached to csfisse ,"PA n1n 80
r,n cosp The street furious rae a. vNHs :. 20. - -
Wv 49, k.d down ati owe. hli LIE -, !.
quite ,A,rct vh,a be wss tssen p - s-Tr,-.ab
go rss lirs. avenue His usne wss n'a"N MY VIZ
onet &, ,.mble was 3t,h-i - hoL a. IL s''
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

YourH SHOT BY AJEALOCs HrsBASD.-On Sun
day evening Richard Dixon, youth, residing az
No Gcerck street, was sho. in the neck by Edward
Allen, a collector Of No. III East Twentieth street,
who suspected that he had been too intimate with rs
wife. The wound is not considered dangerous. Alien
wa: arrested and held for trial b. Justice B.ennaa.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

circumstances Of GerosaY .iE admit Possibly toe
time isvery near when the vo,oe OF med sng riendly
Powers viii be able to make rtsef successfully heard,
and when representation in favor Of pescs viii no
longer De without effect
Pray read this dispatch to Baroa Scaleil;tz. and
leave copy with him. | an &C.,
To Lord Bloomfield. JOHN RUSSELL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

0VR ArERIcss CoUsiS.-Mr. Joseph Jeuef'on'
the original American Couiin. has abandonei MS
schem. of goips to England, aud hss formed an en-
gsgemeAs With Mr. Stust, lessee OF toe metropolitan
Theater. which viii open sbou, September 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

ESRIGHr's C,sE.-John + Eniigt., the propretN
Of the Cedar Empire EmiTrsnt Hotel honored ys'esfay
b, Recorasr Barnard Alderman Brsdy d shs
Civ All Police Court whom he about 70 b. tficd a.
charge Of couspilacy TO take IL" Etie putshmsa Its
paper, wer therefore the Reoorder Ooe, sai MI
Barnard wiz dispense justice IN the case himself
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

FATAL F,LI-Cororer Gsmble held az inquest %
Sunday upon the dy o. Wm Burke. board the shP Ssssy
Side wing Pier No 10 Ess River VINO Will. assisting 70
mn d cargo Of coal sr1ck by ascending bucket ,ni
81 severely jred tbs; death place after OecessS
was ns,yr,of Iesnd So years Of Ths Jury rendered
verdict Of accidental death"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

FATAL RAILROAD AcCrpENr.-Coroner Jsckmse
held suess Bellevue HcsPs4 upon the BODY oi haw~s
Wsda, nstiyr of Ireland 50 age who died from s
res received ,he u when hs BY cI 0"
the U,rl. Ro.d The jury irvpsfatcd the circu s.sn
OF II. case and rendered verdict q accidental ies.h
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

SHoPIurrR-Mary Ann Tsylor. who u said to Se
.poun ,sopf,er was arrested Yesterday for stealing
rsr Of ,aiter from the of Rober. HCnnock in Wrt
Twenty ninth street, and held 20 bail ID 70" 70 sa~es
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

PoLrcE.-The following detectives were yesterday
transferred The Protective sausa under Serseaot Co;
Shsrge X ure.toa. Elisha Wilsey. Tho;nss AcEroy l.
McDouE.l and Thos Chol~e john Brady formerly ass
bet OF the Municipal force, detailed to tire S,xia Precinct
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

Cro S,rxnrRs's METALLIC TABLET RAZOR

NUEKS INN'VsS
SrRoP-Ths innable article may he obtained Of the s'
manufacturers S,UNDHss No Aor HoHse aud 's ia,
various agents throughout the city
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

FyLoSIoUs Ass,rLr.-Mr. Frederick Sohcomaker,
ofEo H,.,er alleges hs, be Was s.nifra oy Ies
Morou.y Boyle Sunday rs-ninf Tue soca~s
him with their fss s.>bbi him IN tue ca-es
They ~rss bei $500 bail % by Justice Ssees
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02


SURE HEALTH REsPscTALILITY Success "A great iios
ton for young an which chronological EH,mns
tion will solve. al given q. fowler WfLLss No. Ds
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

A THEY IDESTiFIED.-Frsncis Spsda, the itsl,ss
nchrcset ho arrested Si.ara,y wssbiuxca MAJ
H. sua s,;rnrsed murder the ocer identified No
S,v raoruns by M Wm. H. BO~a of No gr3 Goi srsss.
Rrkyr a. peon who the "a Of seou.y .s .nseos<
-. f b,n, Ia ,h- street Mr. Brown who ,ben In
,ulov cf Me.ss Heiner Loih-op ot ths city Vas aSas
sOH 70 The Bsnk ard SpsSs observing tie eLs psoj- ss
fc me h,t kbook sns;cbed the amount rAei sa es,aPd
In cou,rouence Of hi. loss M Brown wa deprived o he s"i
,ion Ju,ice Counoly couu,.sd the prisoner for tina
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

BURGLARS FRIGHrENED.-Some burglars VINO hs1
broken into boo. and Of Frederick Doer No
Wes, Bloadwsy Sunday Eisht frightened tao 40
proach # police AID hcd withor. theiE booty.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

CoSyESTIoS OF TIE SABBATH-ScHoOL TEACHERS.
The Sabbath School Teachers of the State of New
York, and others friendly to the cause are cordially
invited to convene in "The Church Of the Eyangel-
sts," in the City of Oswego on Tuesday, August 80,
at o'clock p. IN. Each Evangelical Sabbath-Schoo
in the State ia requested to send from two to five
delegates to the Convention. Ministerng brethren
aye aeoiionatey invited to be present at the Conyen-
tion, and pastors Of churches are particularly re-
quested TO read this notice to their respective congre-
cations.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

TIE HoNIcIDE At JERSEY CrTY.-Coroner Gamble
held an inquest on Monday at the New-lork Hospital
upon the body Of Lawrence Maud, the individual who
died from the effects Of & blow upon the head with
cart.rung, inflicted Monday week, at jersey CITY,
by nan named John Higgins. The testimony
stowed that Higgins was the person who struck de-
ceased but that The latter first assaulted him:
Timothy Murphy Of Jersey City deposed that de-
ceased and the freight depot Of the New
jersey Railroad Company and ;hst The psone Bzg dove
Monday last, az prisoner was unloading ms cart
upon platform where deceased and myself ttsn1inE
whs thus beard deceased and qnarref t
.now about; presently deceased nke
prisoner ui he win his st prisoner then took Up cart
ard with struck deceased blow upon the heat telling
the ground physician for and subsequently
deceased as ,akrn 0 ths Hospital
John T. kobb II Newark eorrobOra.ed he testimony of
Murphy
Dr.. Quirby Of the NewYork Hospital testified that
re held pos. examination tie body decea,e1
and ns opniOa death caud D. inns naon
and .le brsnhe result Il az extensive fracture Q,
me skull
The Gaze ives then given to the Jury, who rendered
verdict Of Death by fracture OF the skull from
(" a blow with = cart-rung, at the hands Of John Zig
ci.s on the 18th day Of July, 1859, st Jerssy City
IN. j." Deceased n native Of Irelard 30 years
os age. Higgins is in the Hudson County jail.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
TAdyertlsemcnt.i
BGADY's CALLER,

Has Rtovso from No. $50 Broadway 70 No 65 Bs'ai"S
corner Of Bleecker-st.
PuoroeRspHs, DAcuER,EorYP.s AND AnssorYrEs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

ALLEcED FALSE PREIEssEs.-Mr. Abner JoLes
alleges that, about the 18th Of February last, he and
Alper W. Jones were joint owners Of certain mort
cages on property in Birghsmton, Brooms County,
y. Y, worth mole than $4,000, which they rrans.
ered to SPINNER Gardner, dlstiler, of No. 3. Wall
street for three scceptances Of the Trident Mutual
Insurance Company Of Providence, Il. l., for 800
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

FoUND DROwNED.-C orner Jackman held an 10
quest or Monday upon the body Of unknown about -
wear. of age wbo found Or wned AZ the foot OF Chanr
street feet inches in hight and was dressed IN
dsrk cloth pants vendercoorsd cloth vest white linen snir-
and CATERS The Jury rendered verdict Of Death oy dto~s
IN,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

Edward A. Livingston and John Warner, two young
gentlemen desrous of obtaining public attention, by
cutting their names the wooden seats ia the Ram
bic. in the Central Park, on Sunday, accommo-
dated by Park. keeper, vino had them inscribed in
the Police register. They yesterday brought be-
fore Justice Brownell, who reprimanded aud fined
them each 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

number of followers Sunday night he pier foot n S.ssit,
street l.. r. and stripped q, fight were driven on By Cspt
SQuires and pose OF policemen.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

EACH and 81 saarcs a sioe zach 10 the oaofs' s'"k
OF the COMPANY Gsrcner representing the C9np'sy
to be in solyct, condition. With psif-up st"cs
$50 too. and surplus Of oves *Io,ooO and making
a;her equally encouraging statements. Mr. Jo"e" s'~
alleges that these representations were untrue ~
that Gardner q. the time Of making them, knew them
to be 80, the Company being nsolvent at the ans.
there being application for a receiver pending OP's
these allegations Mr.. Gardner arrested YESTERDAY
and held for examination by Justice Coanoly.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

IAPRoyEMFNIs-MeSsrs. Althouse Il Go. are
erecting, on the southeast corner OF Houston and
Greene streets building of gigantic proportions de-
sigued for manufactory of iron works. The base
ment aud sub cellars, which are now completed, are
one hurdr and twenty feet square, and the main
building will bs 100 feet square. The structure will
be of iron and BRICK and strong enough to sustain IN
addition to ni ,ed ard unfinished work, engce on
each aoor The manulectory will be five stories in
hig At and will cost 500 600. Mr. Althouse designs
building on the adjoining property for the Morris
Marble Works.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

DEALING IL HoR>Fs-IIenry Wechmap, cart
man driving horse for NJ Brinserho propuetor Of cTssr
hshery IN Madison street arrested yeteday by omcs
Gers. committed BY Alderman Brady for falsely representing
ina, he was the owner hi. horse and and by that
obtaining abu, $50 mortgage from Henry puhnsn. Of No
Mass
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

The establishment Of new iourn,, Is announced in
our columns this morning. under the title OF FL Mott
cioso de Nueva York. 1t is published by The Span-
"ish-American 4" Printing Company and is intended
for readers in Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Spanish
Ameccsn Republics, TO whom il will furnish full
digest of commercial political, literary, and other
rews Of the day. On all political questions it is to
bold strictly neutral position. 1t will be published
90 the sailing Of each steamer for Havana or Aspn-
wall.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

ForND DRowNED.--The body Of an unknown man
Wa. Yesterday morning found floating in The iock Pier n, s.
L, X. The Coroner notified
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

GRAND LARcyNY.-George Smith, painter. re-
siding at No 1879 Eighth avenue. arrested ON Saturday
Mr. Reilly of the CRY Hall Police Court and committed y-~,
day Tor stealing ~ worth OF vest patterns aud PLAID bsoii
dresye, from Graham Aitkn OF No. Park row.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

SUPERIOR URT-sPEcnL TEkn-AUS. L-bsfors Jusic.
HOFFMAN.
Benjamin F. Howe agt. james II. Se Se2rlag.-Jnjg-
cent r the plaintiff according the prayer of the comp psiat
DtA cOts.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

ComNIssIosrRs OF HEALTH The Board met yes-
teriay but did business except pass resolution
csu,cnng the proprietos Of pisgeres located on the
east side Of Sixth to prepare for the advancing
hoo war
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

n DISPATCH FROM LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
The following is dispatch addressed by Lord joan
Russell to Lord Bloomfield, her Majesys representa-
five at the Court of Berlin: - ,,-o
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

Tie statistics advertised by the Lookpor Hydraulic
Company. in this mornings columns, exhibit an i'm
portsn accession TO the industrial power of the State,
with a corresponding benefit TO the Erie Csusl They
show & net volume of 32,s99 cubic feet per minute
passing around the locks at Lockport, with fall of
81 feet thereby creating hydraulic force equivalent
to 1888 horse power. With the proposed arrange
mshts for supplying mechanics with buildings aad
shaiting at moderate rates, Lockport must speedily
become one Ct our leading centers Of Industry.