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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-17

A IHief Compelled 10 Disgorge--A
physician in Cincinnati, Ohio, had for
some time past been much annoyed by
some depredator, who drank up the
milk left on his doorstep ut an early
hour. One day last week he loft an
emetic in the pitcher, and soon after
the milkman had passed, the doctor
found policeman in neighboring
alley making his returns
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-17
[OFFICIAL.I ~
POLICE 8JURY-PARISH OF JEFFERSON,
LEFT BANK,

LEFT BANK.
SITTING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1860.
The Board met this day pursuant to
adjournment.
Present the Hon. VIM. Mithoff,
Messrs. l.. G.. Perret, L. l.. Levy,
r. L. Preston, j. Miller and N. Betz.
Absent VIM. Fish.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read, and approved.
The Finance Committee approved
the following bills, which were on mo-
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-17

The Nca0sboyS Of Nea0 York.-Some
interesting facts concerning the, New
York newsboys have been furnished u
correspondent of the Philadelphia
Inquirer by the superintendent of their
lodging house in Fulton street. Fifty
of these curious specimens Of the lower
class of our society are lodged and fed
nightly at that place. a few Of them
are bright, sprightly, money-making
little fellows. Generally they have no
homes, and such as have what they call
homes are driven away from them by
the vice and dcbuchcry Of their par
ents. Flying from tho cold street to
the comfortable shelter of the lodging
house as the fall nights come on, they
deposit in the bank "a small table
pierced with holes and numbered) all
the spare change they have, rcscrving
a sufficient supply to start them in bust
ness on the following morning. Some
times, on occasions Of great excite
ment, the boys make a. much money
as their bcttcrs. For instance, ON the
day when news camc Of the Iiccuau and
Saycrs fight, papers sold like buck
wheat cakes on q frosty morning. Up
to midday, on individual capitals Of
five cents, several boys made from -
to 81; and one plucky lad, who can
ofT,rI =, nav, grDn1'rr L.z.- tp work for
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-17

A Wedding and Rumaaoay Hife
all IN one Day-Last Friday young
man applied to the Mayor, and told him
that he loved one of the fair nymphs,
then an occupant of the city prison,
and that if his Honor would let her out
of Jail and unite them in the bonds of
wedlock he would take her out of the
way of temptation. His Honor complied
with the request, and the two were
married without fee or reward. Perhaps
the Mayor kissed the bride, and perhaps
he didn't, we did not inquire; but if he
did, it was all the fee he got. The happy
pair started on foot on a we dding tour
to the rural districts. They had not got
far beyond the city limits when an old
crony met them, and gave the young
groom dime and bottle, and sent
him back to get a quart of whisky.
The happy husband, in response to the
wjshfdl looks of his bride, yielded to
the tempter and started for the liquor.
When hc returned both wife and friend
had vanished, and III his despair he
swallowed the liquid, returned to town
and bcwailed his hard fate so noisily
on the streets that he got in Jail for
being drunk and disturbing the ponce.
This was quick work, as it all happened
in u few rs.-IndidnapoiiS Seminal.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-17

Cash on hand 1852 81
CHARLES Z. ROVER, Treasurer.
Mr.. Levy on behalf Of the Com
mitted appointed to draw up the spec
ifctions for the work on the line of
Magazine street through the Foucher
property reported verbally that they
had drawn up the Specifications and
advertised for proposals.
Proposals were received and read
from Mcssrs. +. }. Heines q Co.,
j. Mcguire, John FinnY Jeremiah
Tracy, Patrick Carney, Edward King,
John Carney.
Mr.. Levy offered the following re-
solution which was adopted: ReSol0ed,
That the President of the Police
Jury, of jefferson Left Bank, be and
that he is hereby empowered to con
tract with the lowest bidders for the
fences, bridges, gates and ditching on
h,
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-11-17

- A man,.o being upbraidcd for
his cowardicc, said he had as bold 81
heart as any one. but his cowaGdly legs
ran away with it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-29

limited dsusnS bot holder p~nny ss sm g 81 m'usn
s Z 81 am - Al sa III 50 ss d. aess .e1 Ss;,sssss
"a H., The demand & active The hnsr
sl.o s.s Rive but prires are without esse"s' en'"ss
OiIs-Crode Whale Il hfa end hlSiy ssve ';. ast ~
III n,,,s - lsic b gallon, cash Crude Sperm IS a"~
al amxI 3d. Linseed sells slowly st 1Gss: q "aJ a.
80 AID IN Dbl. Other descriptions are In inses ~ ~
Pork psrket is shade hr~ef wsn m ~
srs,sl no,ry the rivals light aud the Socs ~ "a
sss ~, rs bbls AZ S1s 6siatB IS fog new Msss
for Thin Me,s; Sl7 es for Ness Sls ~ io cs~ 49,
~. ,ond Rnno and SI3 6sa SI3i3 for new rnmei
,,S ALE. of Eco bbls Mess NJ ~ 10, cssh todsy, D
sitheat cbsr 20 10 noe the demand moderate sno
siss 81 as bbls at 81 f51 - for County Asssi
10 50 for Mess and sfaf 30 for extra r.s
Mes. and Bees Hams quiet b on 10 sc M" -
:. tS<,fii. (us Meats aud In dsnand SAFES -
bas Ws.,,yn a "a ac shoders AMI Give io nsss
and eoitv Cut Hams I0ic Lard hello wisn moss
The arrival. are sht ssss Of $50 bbls and cs -
iso kers Al I2lc Batter In fsr deaDd IN pr iT
We anoe Ohio az 90sc and State H1lIs sna enoI9s az
isa2oc Cheese IL in fair demand at 769c Tor ono
for State. -. II go a. ar
binary TO prime st4224ic choice held &c II IN h,Ss
sUGARs s request ct steady rsses 49, 80 It,,
a7ic and 1ss hkds Melsdo pat 1os 81 ~ a.
sPICESAn lther reported IN Cs@ss vs@S,
eomprisias IS eco mats terms not dsciosed .,.s.<
TILLOW-Ths demand q sesdy mainly fos e1 -"
% o 4, Prime al loc and 70 600 n Soap Gresse sc
WHISKY-The n,erkss 10 firm and the demand n1j MOO
C40bbls. atZ}c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-29
Msniral.
AJAX ORCHARD ACID SPRINGS. -These

OAK ORCHARD ACID SPBlNGS.-These
Ds s re s.S tss sy County ns ofs
.os;S yFs Of ESns, the Es Canal and fourteen
sgas three "a pq ss beside ssa s's :;
s s,s ar , loS The nsdna q.as. Of the y
shown the subjOned testimonial. They contain very arg
suphste Of Iron The great medicinal virtues possessed
~ the depend very largely upon the presence In such
Hundrsd. q disease especially those resulting from
the cT.Gu .hs have Sssn ssd ~ heJ use. water.
Opinions Of medical scientific gentlemen Gwen ia the
terms u the medicinal value Of tbese was Prof Er1ons
Of Albany Eds ard sprpg NJ D. q NswYCrf Dr. K Gang
S q Pasd Dr. j. s1Vr Dr. Of sSaE n 10 ~
case Chronic Dahes Of several years snaias wn s.sssS
saIec s ~ wsss are highly valuable medicinal Dr.
Ss@ a says. They be highly beneficial for al chronic
siss's %e rsd paper on the subject Of these Ws:es
BEFORE As.seI S. q .b R% .s Vs
geran ssngeut and that 'ns e's, nyonc %
.S wn II the Digestive AID Urinary and some Of The Co
Diseases oe GTss paSse:
psssiSe hemorrLage such PurPqs HsmOnhascs ana ne
eostye swess q Hectic Fever The Wsies may as9 DC
os used With advantage he ssy In cases 81 low
In from prOsc'ed levers 70 excite ,ne s
petite ssd digestion In pss 81 the
mbDs q The intesne. In csculo1s affections OF L .d
ssns esbIe 70 muiac acid being more solvent and Is
apt 5y disorder The diminish
s.. S SSp ps ss Ss Rs n Ska 9:s forms q
with alkaline condition OF the stomscn
A. yosis or WI prove better snsI hyar
store I'D In cases OF Colca Pcton9n and cine, @
e,.eousnres Arising from the action OF lead tns as
Move 10 be an admirable sntidce In Chronic cc
ia Chron Mucous Cstsrrh, and Humid As,nps &
Iesternsy gargle in Uleefed sore ,
Ia csses Of salvation and in LeacoTrnea sna "iee' anu
Piles =, -. .,...fDi os the W.tet diluted
sssn .Ses day sufficient for az .a nse,.b. e..
othsI testimonials nom ply stcsns and oheI .e'PsS
as,Sasls nav De seen on application to the Agent
Dealers supplied on liberal terms go.
NO "@si se IL w BOSfWICK, Sole Agent, -
xst,opolstsn Hotel Building Broadway Hew,I o no. s
ga Siso by Hegeman l. Co.. Nos l6i' ~ 9L sna v
Sssv and by Thos T. Green. hth st. and brosoway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-29
TumsspAY. June 1860.


Of bb Pa 3 SIS ssiSz 81 ~ ''
80 bss on bssi. Of ioJsosc for Middug Uplands and
Oc DO Cults The sales for the past three days COM
%coFFEE~Ths market quiet owing TO the high. stock offer
IL s and ss s%f 80 dc 90
and 100 d s N PoIpsS a. % Ssas for w. and Sta
r,sse. are Sc essr shipper. holding at the further
The ss SS sI for .ap.as a.
end western $s 70, extra St,te s $50 s. 6 for
ss rs 50 for Ti tIsss ssnds g Louis
Ie supply Of choice brands is limited sales 1s7s be at
Is eOa IS 80 for Spring Whss. ssss and ss, e Gr
vsls are light suo the demand limited mainly for the wss In
Ss; ss Of ss' 4 50
Is in steady demand and hmj sales o. "a pos o. 20
s,s.s 2, sS At ~ M' stssy '
more doing n wns snn m0iae sssssusd but
buyers. The sales 90 go bus aiwassee Club Is s@
.la sp1s 81 81 sls 5. 10 clissss ssd..
II l0ss and delivered !, ~ SS, k k ssi' =.
= 20 s IS mixed Western Ct
c9pss ss At n ~, snS ' 10 s not hSus not
81 os are l pssf ran % Western At &
| ;. sa .as a sSs u ssss a'T Barley Man
In limited demand at ssdsoc Corn Is cents lower with
large s ..s b Sl.s At
Il for Sound Mixed Western closing t8c for snail
lots DO end .0c for Round Yellow; Southern Il scarce
HAY1he market without change the denaud l. fair; SIDES
of bales Tsds5c and small lots at soG95c 100 ID
HOPSA moderate demand prevails at steady ratos We
quote 1gses al Ga lie. END Old 81 704c
IROS-seoleh Pig Is hrIn at S22 S0a SO un mos bd
The Dc mend Is less active.
LMEThe demand for Roctland Is less active We quote
Conu on at Soc aud Lump ct 81 % Y btl
MOLASSEs quite duh but holders are indifferent selles
miles. at ul prices sales Of ~ bbs EewOreens a. I1c -
birds Porto Rico e. DO Cuba Musccyado az sc; and
by auction 50 hhds Porto Rice az 81 G3ic., cash.
NAVAL STOREs-spi It's Turpen.lns is Ia improved de-
nand sshy enhaheea rates. ISLES OF go Dbl. on tbs y
fr shippips fsc NewNork bbi- ce'h Grade IL in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-29

The Auditor of Illinois gives notice that all the cir
cuating notes issued by the Hamilton County Bank,
st McIeaneboro, must be presented for redemption st
the Office of the auditor of Public Accounts at SPRING
field ILL.,, on or before the Both day of October 1860.
All notes Issued by the Peoples Bank, at Carm ILL.,,
must be presented for the dividend of "a cent at the
office of the Auditor of Public Accounts, at Spring
field ILL.,, on or before the LIST day Of August, 1860.
The Dry Goods business in all the departments, pre-
serves its mastery inactivity and we have nothing
new 10 add to our previous reviews of the market.
great deal of rmness is observed among the manufac
turers and holders of cotton goods not anxious
sellers and await the opening with confidence
notwithstanding the prospective future Of the raw
material.
There has been some apprehension that the present
prosperous condition Of the manufacturing interest
might he somewhat disturbed by the introduction OF 80
much new machinery, and the establishment of new
enterprises in the manufacturing dstrcts-but we are
led 10 believe otherwise. From the best data we have
before usncludipg those mills not yet completed and
which will not be in active operation until lS6l-tbere
has heen added during the past year about 2oo,ooo
spindles Tbs is equal to an increase of about one
tenth of the whole number of spindles in New. Eag
land But the machinery generally adopedis ofthe most
approved character and is calculated to produce yarns
of number 80 and upwards which will compete with
the foreign importatons rather than the home manu-
facture.
At present nearly all the goods which are imported
are composed yarnf Of high numbers and the exports
from Great Britain past year to this country, as
shown by the Brtsh Board of Trade returns reached
an aggregate equal to one-haf of the entire produc-
ton of the country. Many of these goods can be
made in this country If the machinery is properly
ADAPTED and there is no field where American industry
would find SO profitable remuneration. The great
majority of spindles are necessarily con-
fined to coarse numbers and if the expectations cease
large stocks of Domestcs accumulate, as the home con-
sumption is not equal to the production.
There were no clearances to China this week. and
we report no important movements in Donestics for
export We understand the engagements for the next
few weeks are large, and shipments will be in the
ratio of the past few months.
We annex our usual summary of the exports OF
Domestic Cotons from this port for the week ending
Jure o6 1860 "a follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-29

Increase IN lssO..
In addition TO the 100000 Treasury Notes received
fop Customs r,issued by the Secretary of the Treas
my. he has offered TO exchange previous TO the Jul
mi, any notes The overdue at the rame rate OF interest
they now bear. The new notes have twelve months 70
run. The holders of three and half millions nave
notified feir intention 10 accept the Secretary Propo
>, ION. There will be on the 30th inst. about SIX mil
lions overdue noes, which will no doubt DC al
exchanged. Mr. Cobo is thus borrowing money ~
cent interest when Government 5s are selling a. ~
y cent premium. Holders of notes can present them
for exchange to Mr. Cisco previous to the Goth inst
The Hanover Bank has declared half-year dividend
of 81 y cent The City Bank of Brooklyn pays the
July coupons on the Long Island Railroad Company
The Washington Insurance Company has declared
dividend of p cent. The Montauk Of Brooklyn,
slso one of S y cent. The Chatham Bank semi'
annual dividend of 81 p cent, payable July .. Inc
Harlem Company pay interest, due Let Of July on
Third Mortgage Bonds and Bonds of 1872 at The Office,
corner Of Twenty.sixth street and Fourth avenue
The coupons on the Ohio and Mississippi First Mort
gage Bonds viii he paid by Messrs. Barclay q
Livingston. The Mechanics and Traders Bank,
Jersey City, has declared dividend Of 4 cent,
payable on the Sd of July. The United States
Life Insurance Company pays 81 cent on tue
ID of July. The interest on Chicago Sewerage
Bonds win be paid at the American Exchange
Bank. The coupons Of jackson County, Ohio,
viii be paid at the Ocean Bank on the let OF July
Messrs. Ket,hum, Son g. Co. pay the coupons on the
bonds Of the Housatonic Railroad. The coupons on
the Water Loan of Jersey City win be paid at the Me-
chanics and Traders Bank and the Continental Bank
The interest due Let July the State debtof Michigan
il payable at the Artisans Bank. Thecoupons due LIST
proxno on the debt Of the State Of Minnesota Will be
paid by Messrs. Clark, Dodge g. Co. The New-fork
Produce Exchange Company have called for second
instament of twenty per cent, payable on the "a OF
july. The interest coupons upon the bonds Of the
State Of Florida due July lst, viii be paid by ID.
Meigs & Smith. The coupons due July lst on the
Mortgage Bonds of the Long Island Railroad Company
win be paid at the City Bank, Brooklyn on and after
the Cd of July.
The following table shows the condition Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-29

PROGRESS OF CRoToy CONTRACT WoRK.-The con-
tract for paving Fifth avenue with trapblock pave
ment. from Washington Parade Ground to Forty
ord street. is rapidly drawing TO completion. The
contractor has informed the Clerk OF the Croton Board
that his work will be finished within thirty days. That
of having Sixth avenue from Carmine to Forty
street with the same material is progressing at about
the same rate; but as there are many more square
wards of paving required there, the job viii not be
finished probably, in less than ak weeks The con-
tract for paving Eighth avenue from Hudsonto Forty
second street. was but recently given out but the men
are said to be working rapidly. The lowering Of the
great Croton pipe west Of the Central Park Is we'll
nigh accomplished, except at the upper end, where
considerable blasting had TO be done.
The High Bridge improvements and the laying ola
naw pips there are yet at stand-st in consequence
of the Mayors Interpolation. vast number Of small
err contracts have been finished and others are now in
progress Some old trap contracts Of last year
remain unaccepted because the work was not done
properly, and the money consequently Is still unpaid.
Most important among them is that of Wallstree No
money will be paid on them by the Controller until the
contractors have rectifed the paving wherever the
Croton inspectors deem il necessary. President
Stephens having called up large number Of careless
contractors some time ago. and informed them definitely
of what would be done with slipsbod wofknen, very
little trouble has been experienced since under that
head.
On Tuesday for laying several miles
Of heavy fourfess pipe from the High Bridge down.
the most important contract Of the season-wm b
awarded by the Commissioners Of the Croton Board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-29
0,TF AMERICAN VEGETABLE FAMILY

tTnIcISFs-No medicines advertised either IN 'ne
rd state. or in Europe have the welestaoished ana wen
deserved celebrity Of DR. MoFFATs LfE FILE
NIX BrrrERs and so piyers their use In the i.mn
M cor,t n every STATE AID almost every town and Village
that they ma, ,. pronounced without the least degree o. o.
,,stion, preesAon 10 be the Family Medicines OF America
In all Dsrsngesn. Of the Digestive Fun'ion' ana OF le
Liver Bow Kidneys Bladder and pr1ncpsi riScefa n
nothing W c.spared with them for the prompt and
se.saoel relief which they seod. - r..,.,.
Stivepess Of al kinds Pii~s. however obsnste nysPeP
pIS,ceocv Hsadaehe HeIvons Debility, General WeAk1ss
fever ard ague AID Other feysfs imam. and and
dobs IrUItas Of he Skin Ilee ssEe: Bss Uanssn "
md h1gh Of Blood 70 the Head a. wei all other
s. ns Of Health yield 10 these a. ~ wan
,s,n LIZ PILLS aid PHOENIX blfIEhs arr nd and
s,ssbs IN Their opeTsn ed shectsy ~ r.
efsHssoenTitlas without oeessonlns any "
~r.,,tnc any couincp OF change u dst N,v
Il bv fr b. MOfFAl, no 90 DIVE -
Ycrt end ., "a by eli Drugsist-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-29

Ecu, avn SrAnBIsG-John Kibbes Francis Fish
Ia F,ederl Bradenburgh YESTERDAY takei; before
~ brennan charged Nth having beaten and sta9ped gees
' Martin The prisoners were held 10 answer " ho
som of 500 each. a.
p,roGIAnY.-- On Wednesday night the dwelling
d. ga Tp,h street was broken into aud robbed OF tiZo
house 70 o Sso lads psIned John hopkins aud Bryan
wcrn o. I'D ior the crime Justice Brennan committed
them for tTisl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-29

A race boat from Brown University was entered y
a regatta ut Boston on Monday. One Of the osher
competitors for the prize was boat called the gna.
rock, manned by lrshmen. This latter wifully
. ioaled' the University boat five times i TIE face,
and it's bow oarsman struck the Brpsnia heavy
blow sbatteriug her cutwater and DOUG other damage
The boating community are enIasdd ana the sham.
rock win probably be excluded Gom further trials OF
speed with gentlemen. - - Z ,g,ha..s.s.
The Treasurer Of the Coanittee for the relief Of the
Pemteiton Mills suieFfs AZ lawrence, Mass, nas
lntions amnnnteJ 70 $S5 $40 - aud the ,unt dis
bu I'D is s42De4 70 The balance is invested for The
main. q ana rrhaned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-29

The Great Eastern brings the details of our foreign
teleeraphic advoes The London Times City Article)
Of June Ia says:
The English funds opened with rather better TO-
av and closed at an eighth which, however
l. rather feeble response the buoyant movement the
Paris Bourse The political ns with regard to Sicily aud Ger
many coupled with manifesto of Price, Gorchako the
Tufish question considered to strengthen the belief that
no new Europ an war Is desired France In 1850 but
ron having any effect causing the future TO be regarded with
incress.d confidence
Gold Il about 0hs per dearer In Hamburg than 10 Lon
don ana 2loh per desrer in Paris than In London
Al the present scarcely profit be made on the I'M
portaton Of gold from the United States -.
In the Discount market June IL the demand was less aaye
In foreign Stocks Turkish dI per cents rose about one pc!
cent Mexican has sgia been fat The Bank bought sgoet
$500 In gold to-day The Pr.sian loan Is sid WIN os
IN ~ per stock MesTs Barng are 20 dniodaee " ana
the amount IL stil cape eted to be about tse0lor
The large Government Banks AZ - rss-fsouts
national institution, Of winch ndfon
st.ieitE Il 10 be the inst Governor
The Daily Ncrs City Artcle) says;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-29
THE JAPANESE EMBASSY.

The public may take courage, Tor only once mo'e'
we trust, win the above heading appear IN our col
umns. Nothing of importance trsnspred at the Jap
anese quarters yesterday. Princes, ocer and attend
ants were busy in making preparations for their de-
parture to-day Tuns and tuns Of baggage twothirds
consisting Of the various presents made the Emoay,
were sent over TO tho Niagara and the dsssressoss
packing business was BY nightfan very nssriy CON-
plsted. -
One more effort was made, yesterday morn
inu. bv the indefatigabe and undauntsd gen.
tlemen from Boston," to induce the Euoss.
,adors TO take q look at the Hub Of the
Universe before throwing away the opportunity for
ave, Aid. Boole was implored to use his influence
with them to effect this contamination, and was assured
that the Bostonians would raise 800 oo for thspur
pose of entertaining the Embassy, in two hours siser
It's asssnt to their invitation should be made known.
Unsophisticated gentlemen from Boston How could
you be 80 innocent Of the Adermanc nature, a. mos
perceive that the knowledge ofhs factalone wouidsuf
flee TO steel the obdurate hearts Of Messrs booie q co
What let the B,stonisns eclipse New-Yorkers In lax
ing themselves for purposes Of municipal committee
ship No, gentlemen; if we understand the character
of our City Fathers and think we do, they are not
so forgetful of their position as such conduct would
imply AID Boole politely assured the Delegation that
Capt Dupont had used every effort to induce the Em-
bassy to visit Boston and Niagara but that they had
positiyely refused to leave NewYork prior to their
return to their own country.
The three ambassadors and the higher officers have
had tn. r Photographic licensees taken by Fredncks
in one large plate copies Of which will be presented TO
each member Of the Joint Committee of the Common
Council with suitable inscription In Engish and
japanese.
To-day, then, as we have said the great Japanese
Embassy viii embark for the Island Empire. At l
o'clock D. m. its members viii leave their hotel and
pass down Broadway to the Barge Office at the Bat
tery The following orders have been issued 70 the
7st regiment, which viii accompany the PROCESSION,
as escort of honor, to the place Of embarkation;
HKApouAIrxRs, FIRST DIVISION ~ T. 8 NJ,
N.w-YoRx, June 70 leo
THE snansse Embassy having made saneenents with TIE
Committee Of the Common Connc for hsr 40 ,s ~
inst Brig GEN Spicer directed 20 detail the list
ndr % Col Vosburgh to sc a. the escors Of we
E,nbsssadors and quite on this occasion.
The fist Regiment viii form hne on their
Gonnd AT 2f O'Clock Col Vosbureh VIII report win ms
REGIMENT to the Committee Of Arrangements IN non Oh 'oe
MssIop9l,sn Hotel at O'Clock a. psssi sANDroRD
GEO W. MoHEII, Div. Eng, Acting Div Insp'r.
AsrRcAy 6uAap list REerxxST LIGHT IsrAsrRs,
D. 8. TRo0Ps, HBAD9UARTnns f
Eew.Yot, June %, 1890