New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26

operation for nearly week In the same manner ~
before tho FIRE. Nest of the new stalls sse painted
white; some Of them blue and gray. Several g.
slightly ones impair the generally improved appearance.
The City Inspectors dumping grounds ars at present,
in much more tolerable condition than they have
been before this Summer, although there 10 IN i'm
meuse pile Of night-so on the spot. Why Ia this MI
sanee allowed to remain In the heart Of the provsa
market Of the city?
PUBLIC GRAMMAR SCHOOL ExHrsrrroE.-Ths yearly
exhibition ofthe Female Department, Grammar Schesl
No. 49, corner Of ninth strese
and Tenth avenue, Manhattanvie took place on Tues
day evening" The exercises were varied consisting a
reading Rotations dialogues, and vocal and insru-
mental music. The performances were wei aPprse.a-
ted by the parents and friends OF the scholsn, whe
voted that 1t was very credtabe to both teachers anA
children. Mr. Robert O. Glover, Commissioner iro.
the Twelfth Ward, presided the exercises, who.
were conducted by Miss Barbara H. McDonneu ans
her assistant teachers.
HuscER MAKES THrEr.-Justce Brennan ysstss'
day committed to the Tombs lad IL years OF ago,
named Charles Duke, who had stolen watch ana
chain from Jacob Graf, of No. Is Allen street. Ths
youth urged as for the thet that ne was un
able to obtain employment, and having neither mons
nor friends, had been 10 almost starving condaos
for several day. He s q paperhanger by occupation
AccRPTED.-Mr. Francis John Tucker accepts the
challenge to meet Col. VIM C. Rote in public de-
bate the question Of Popular Sovereignty, and win
meet him Monday night, July 80 at u O'Clock, Ct
Clinton Hail. each to speak half an hour, Col. r. 70
| lead and. half an hour in refutaton.
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DEMAND FOR STAMPED EsvELoPEs.-The orders Of
Postmasters on the Department for the new stamped
envelope have accumulated 90 fast as to require an in
crease of machinery the part Of the contractor g.
f. Nesbitt of this city, to extent not originally con-
tempated They will be filed, however according 70
the priority of the date of application, till the supply
| from the manufacturer equals the demand.
SusKys yEssELs--"Whose business is it 7" 10 tho
heading of an article inquirng who lie required BY law
to remove sunken vessels. Answer: By a law passed
in April 1860 the Pilot Commissioners are required 20
do so; but the law having been signed after the Cd
iournment Of the Legislature, and the supreme Court
having decided that law signed after the adjournment
of the Legislature was not constitutional the CommD-
sioners did not act. The Court OF Appeals having re
Gently decided that the law was CONSTITUTIONAL the
Commissioners have contracted for the removal OF heee
wrecks of which the one named in your inquiry -
one; one has been removed and the other two Will Do
| in a few days @. w. o.
vIRTUOUs COUNCIL.
| To ne Editor If The NJ Y. Tyiosns.
SIR: am glad that you endeavoring to extract
some information from the Ninth Ward % TO the items
of the Japanese bill In case Mr. Starr should impart
any, il will encourage you hope to ask whether tho
contractors pave Tenth street have succeeded nav-
ing the contract signed without first paying 000 70
certain parties for the trouble of legsationi Ii the
bonn has hpen
will be undertaken before the frost.
SurcIpE-Coroner o. Keefe held an inquest yester-
day No as Madison street the body Of Mrs Jane Cob
Who committed SGs on bad
.bs.tsped to k herself verdict Of suicide rendered
Mrs Collier 80 years Of age and leaves husband and ~
the New.York Hospital by Coroner Jackmsu the body q
George H. Baker native Of Massachusetts. aged year who
sa L. : bsnc ~h. he %s s@p
deTs s'' 49, ~ "
SUPREME CoURT-cHaxBsHs.Jutr S-Bsf'rs 'u's''
THE GRIDIRos RAILRoADs-THE PARALLEL ROUTE
| POsTPoNEhEST.
The Trustees Sailors Snug Harbor ct al s The Mayor
The order recurring the defendants to show cause
y they s b &C. S%
Known the broadway Parallel Rood. was .ss down q.
severely = he IA tn
day in September NEXT There being formidable array Of
ss,ssd the claims of the respective parties will Be
Barney Butler Parsons appear for the plaintiff: the H1s
Sndews r. W. Robinson VIM H. Evsrts and Charles
| OCOnOr for the other defendants
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-JuLr rs
| Before Commissioner MoRzL
| THE DA COSTA BAIL CASE.
The examination of VIM. ID. Haight on the charge
Of committing perjury on bis examination :, s Ss f;E Hsncs
sa sev regaTa the number Of on record
against him Commissioner Newton and Samuel A.dsr:en
deputy Sheriff. examined and corroboned Mr. Fsbbs
The examination then adjourned ThursdAy
H. B. wilco1son Assistant District Attorney, for the
| United States; Mr. Soutenburg for the accused
ADVERTISEMENT
THE GREAT EASTERN is not only filling her own
Golfers but 1, also filing BAxsuxs MUsnux everybody ses
direct from the big ship to see the ssss s s1S
quarter There at least dozen things there worth sSss
Lion and What Is IL the Abino Family, Grand Aqusrs and
III performances by Budworths, late Woods Mmtrsls
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