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THE LATEST NEWS
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AsaitishaI By the N.r,s pr,,..-


,SSrskc, June 1.-The North Briton has ar
gence: 'n'e--
The Emperor Napoleon Ia. proui..d IN, dam.
ssuon from Honduras Inter-ooeanic Railway his
In debate on the cession Of s.vov ana MI. A..
France, In the Sandman Chambers IN, com,
Cavour said the sacriUce Wa grivious but st,trS
the circumstances and pointed out the n.ce..,tx "a
preserving the alliance with France The trs.ty
was approved on the 18th by vots OF rs against
In opening the cortes the Queen Of spain en-
presses satisfaction at the termination Of the war
with Morocco, and states that the relations with
al Ine other powers were satisfactory.
The Paris correspondent Of the London News
reports that France and Russia had sereed 90 a
partition Of Turkey, and that Englsn is 10 be
Hong Kong dates Of April 18th state tia, the
tenor OF the reply Of the Emperor Of China 20 the
allied propositions wac unsstisfactory, and that
uIues appear inevitable also that a scarcity
OF rice In China was expected. The silk district
were In d disturbed state, from the depredations
OF The rebels. Tea was frm aud exorbitant prices
were asked
The ship Intrepid. for New York ,was wrecked
In Caspar straits. Crew saved.
The steam sloop Of war Hartford fle punsl va,
at Hong Kong.
The insurance on the Great Estern on IN. rourd
trip from England 70 America and bach has bs,D
nsed al per ceht, OF about -four times the usual
The Times, in leader, describe. the terrible
,ortores inflicted by the NespOlitsn police on
NAPLES, w ednesday morning, o 3o-The bom-
oarament OF Palermo lasted several hours and
Jan oeldi entered the town on the 22d stablish
InS MS nedoq nartt az The centre Of the Plaza
The number killed during the bonbardment ives
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The Japanese i'm PbIIadelphi.

PHILADELPHIA, June II The japanese gene
rally are keeping quiet. but Tommy and other
snbordinates have paid visits to Oakfords and
the principal stores in the vicinity Of the Cont
mental.
The reported assassination Of the Tycoon was
communicated this morning 20 Captain Dupont
but having doubts Of its authenticity has deemed
proper not to divulge Il 70 the Princes preferring
to await instructions from Washington and the
arrival Of more definite information
If communicated, and believed by the mbassy
the present programme would doubtless be broken
up. The commission suppose IL the report 10 not
entirely unfounded. that Il 10 the regent Of the
Tycoon who was killed, and not the Tycoon, who
is a lad Of but Il wears Of age
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The folIowIng ]. the result Ct Che vote. whole

The following Is the result Of Che vote. whole
number Of votes cast 10.
Mr' Kennedy received. :. .......l3
Mr.. Sessford
Mr Kennedy having received the largest mum.
oei oi woes, was declared duly elected Secretary
sengef ana Page by vote Of IL TOT.
meage was received from the Board of
Aldermen, announcing that that Board had form
Any Organized by the election Ct its designated
oh mouon OF Mr. Orme, committee of two
was appointed to inform the upper Board they
were now ready to meet In joint convention.
1e onsH appointed as said committee Messrs
orm and Wilson of Seventh Ward.
On motion OF MIR. Ober, the rules of the last
Board were adopted. nv '~'
MI osven presented the protest of Mr. McGrath.
o. tne sixth Ward, against the confirmation OF
Mr. Robinson, Of that ward. as membe, ~ tn y.
Ci.y council, and claiming that position for him
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j. s,.vsa. fSsG Sa,I IssNITF Trust, rust.


By !: Z, MCGUIRE co, Auctioneers.
v PROVED AND UNINFRovED REAL EsrArB-By
virtue Of decree of the Touit Court of the DIS
Frederick w selSsuseni Is compiai ant and Charlie
Mades and others. executors and heirs az law and
devlsees Of BcnaventBra Sohsd. deceased. are de-
PENDANTS. the subscriber will sell, az public ss = the
foi0wlng valuable real estate in W ashingtop CITY
ooTSss north s9 To1d No 5 TIE
teet - inches on north b street and Us feet ~
Lot No 8, in square No. s42, 'front.' |. lIs feet o.,
Delaware avenue, BY as feet 10 inches on south 6
The whole of square north of SQUARE No. "a,
fronting SS feet6 inches on Virginia avenue, 81
feet on south strest u feet inches on Delaware
avenue, aud l9 Feet inches on Half street west
Lots Nos L. 2, 5, 9, 10. IL, II, IS, II, Is
sna TO- an. Ia s3gsre No az eomPLsng the whole
street, 24s feet inches on north street So feet
on street east and $50 feet on Ssy enth street
And LOIS Nos. q, 9, and 10, in square No. SEA.
IIonilng 80 feet each on south street, between
the improvements, which lnsist OF four well built
two-etory frsme dwelling houses
place on TUESDAY. the Isth day Of July, isso: Of
the lot IN square No. 6i2 on THURSDAY, The I2th
The s SsS Of IT'D ny o. ss9s5s ea
square No. ss4, on MONDAY, the 18th dsy Of JulY.
% US tss m d s'0 5sI
The sales will COZ mcLce at s o'clock Z. NJ. on
SEES and the proprTt, vii be soS M pen ps9 IL
lots as may suit FuTchasers.
IN o, Y and 70 months, secured by the purchasers
moi - bearing interest from the day OF sale, with
complied with il i've DAYS AFTER the "a o3 prap s@t
y, the terms of which are not complied with, will
be resold, upon one weeks notice, at the rik .nd
payment Of the purchase money and Interest. ana
not before the trustee will convey the property to
Se'ancins al ths ssPsgs9 e ths
jeIl a:awtJulyiI7 IN :" w. A10'''
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AleNandria MnrLefs

ALEXANDRIA, June II -Flour-Femily sc 50a
S7.75; extra IS 75s6 l2; super IS 5Oa5 rs Wheat
white, fair to good, 81 .3Oasl as; red 81 asa
81 SO. Corn-white 6Sa72c.; yellow 7Oa72c Rye
sOaS3c. Oats 3eai6c. Corn Meal 75a7Sc. per
bushel. Seeds-Timothy - .S0as3 50; Clover asa
s. so; Flaxseed 81 3Oal.45. Provisions-Butter,
roll, lea20c.; Bacon I0c.; Pork s7s7-50; Lard
lOal2c. Whisky 2aa3Oc
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DIED,
On the 10th instant of water on the brain, mo.
THOMAS, infant son Of Thomas Al. and Salie A.
e Casseli, aged months a d u days. 1879 :
/ miss thee from my arms, babe; Enrs4
mics thee everywhere;
Y ct thou art better cared for now,
Than even By my care @
For Angels have thee ia their charge, ,
Lofty and pnre of heart
Of the gentle. Shepherd loves His lambs
And one of them thou art. Atk"
Int is CITY, on the sfh instant after short bal
painful illaess, PEYT0N WELLS, formerly O.
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FURTHER CoRREsPoSDENcE Asour TINE CRY
ELECTION.

CT, M, WASHINGTON, June Q, 1850
Slr: we are peculiarly unfortunate in the form,
OF the questions which we submitted TO Won. in
70 the certificates Of the election of ayor
which are required by the charter. az we infe,
rom me answers YOU have given through Mr.
Boteier, and published in the States and Union OF
yesterday afternoon; and, In order to a more full
understanding Of the matter we beg leave 10
supml. mem In more precise and definite form:
s us' the commissioners. or a majority of
mem, rom the several ards, unite in a certif-
cate 70 each Boar the general result of the
election In the wh0 city; or is IL suficient for a
majority OF the commissioners for each separate
preclnetto give certificate Of the result in that
particular precinct " $500
ID; The charter requires the certificates of the
election of Mayor to De returned 10 each BOARD hv
tne commissioners. Is Ii sufficient for the COM
mlssloners TO make that return to the Mayor,
5d III, according to the suggestion of the frst
question: Is IL necessary for all the commissioners
Of me CITY, or majority Of them, to unite in a
certificate to each Board, are they bound TO make
such certificate without themselves counting the
votes, Wv
4th. II they are not SO bound, and have power
70 count the votes before they certify the general
result do they act merely in ministerial capaci-
", or are they empowered to reject votes appear
Ing by the returns of the commissioners 10 be
illegal and to admit such as by the returns clearly
appear to be legal votes,
we may have misapprehended your answers
but they do not, as we understand them meet the
questions or In any degree solve our difaculties.
With respect, your obedient servants,
c. w BOrELER. JT.
JAS. M. Towers
A. Med. DAVIS
THos. III BARRON,
JAS. KELLY,
WIN. III PERKINS
WIN. p. SHEpp,
). w. OWEN
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~ J. G. MCGUIRE a. CO., Auctioneers.
klhhSI CLASS RESlDENCb ON T. STREET,
Il BETWEEN FIFTH AND Sixth sTREETs Ar Pm
LIC SALR-on MONDAY AFTER NOoN, June
for sale large nd handsomely fu rnished private
residence, situated on the north side Of E street
north, between 5th and 9Th streets west The
Lot has 8 front of over Is feet AID a deptb Of
y teet; the House is 5, feet, four stories high
CO. tanning 10 or, ls rooms, with fine cell ar
snPeIIo. manner, of best materials, with a |
the modern improvements. The arrangement of
renders 1t particularly desirable for professional
gentlemen, having two front entrances, ore of
which can be used as au Office; both entrances are
furnished with brown stone steps, and the front of
the building is an excellent imltaIo of brown
stone. -
Persons In want of : fine residence should At
tend this sale. as the owner Is determined 10 sell
Terms: One fourth cash; tue residue IN s, - and
IL months, with interest," secured by deed of trust
on the premises. little indisputahle,
IL 5 ii J. C. MoC, IfTR = A. IN Ano.,
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Pyrotrchntc Fac,.,y D.,,,.x.a

NEW YORK, June -Messrs Hadneld 4 Sons
pyrotechnic factory. near Williamsburg, exploded
yesterday afternoon. Chas. Hadheld and one of
the workmen were killed large number Of
persons Were injured.
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New York NIarkets

NKw YORK, June IL Flour 10 firm; State
IS .l5a5.2O; Ohio sS.7535 SIS; Southern has de-
clined lc. Wheat has declined 1c. Corn has
advanced 1c.; mixed 63 ks66c; yellow 70s7lc.
Pork is quiet; mess SI7 .45asle 81. Lard is arm.
Whisky Is dull.
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Important frsm Japau

ST. Louis, June lO.-The Pony Expr ess has ar
rived, bringing further advices from San Fran.
cisco. Intelligence from Japan had been received
to the effect that the Tycoon was said to have
been assassinated
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financial

duh; loans on call 4kaS per cent. Stocks are
buoYant; Chicago and Rock island So n; Ill.
Central shares 63z; do. BIDS elE; Michigan
Southern 2N; New York Central 81; Reading
Az; Nil. Miss. 81; Va. 6's 90; Mo. ss 81 \
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Feund Cuiltv of Mn d.r

WATERTOwN, y. Y, June -EnOs sprague,
Jr., trial for the murder Of James Henry on the
18th Of January last, at Depanvlle, Jefferson coun-
iy, was to-day found guilty Of murder in the nrst
degree
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THIS AFTERNOON q TO- MORROW.

BY g; Mcguire & CO., Auctioneers.
ID recorded in the land records OF Washinrtan
count; p c 2L,ber >; A. : foio iSs, viii De .old
on MONDA \, June 18th, at O'CLOCK D. m ON tie
premises "A the city of Washington. %. q Lots
numbered Z, S. g. and 2, in Square Numbered ga
No. 2, In SqusTel LIN. ~ ~
Terms of sale CASH
MALON ASHFORD, Trustea
je Id l. q MeSIrIRE & .,n 49,;
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o.
JAMES M. CARLISLE, ESQ.
Attorney for the Corpora
OFFICE OF CORPORATION Ar,osnrx

CFFICk OF CORPORATION ATTORNEY.
June III lS60-SA a. m
Gentlemen: Your letter of the 9Th was d elive,ed
at my house on Yesterday Sunday Iaftsrnoon
| which will account to yon for the otherwise an,
parent delay In acknowledging IT,
! must frankly say that the specific answers
which am about to give TO your queries in their
| modified form seem to me to be clearly implied
| in my advice of the 9TH inst
Referring to that paper, to be taken i'm con-
! nection with this, have to say
l. THAT 1T is NOT REQUIRED that 4" the commits
| StoHerS, or majority Of them, for the sers,aL
yards, unite IN Certificate 10 each board Of the
general result Of the election in the whole citV
Bur 1T Is SUFFICIENT " for a majority of the com
DltSSioHeTS for each separate precinct to-, return
" certificate Of the result I'm that particular pre-
etnct ." r.
The commissioners for each precinct are q dis
tnct body, altogether independent of the commits
sloners OF every other precinct Each BODY makes
It's own return. (Weightman Carbery, ? Cranch.
u Z. R.) The charter does not csntem plate one
general return by the joint action of the commits
soners of all the precincts
think you will perceive at once for example
,hat the commissioners appointed and sworn to
hold the election and make true returns in the
FIRST Ward have no duty or responsibility what
ever In respect Of the SereHth Ward and cannot
intermediate with the election In the latter directly
or indirectly.
1t is expressly directed by the charter that
the certificates be made in duplicate and returned
to the two boards. This is the plain REQ uisite of
substance, to which all matters Of form must bend
As the returns are TO be made to the two boards
made 10 the Mayor. " "
, and a. These questions proceed upon the erro.
Moons assumption that all the commissioners an
pointed and sworn distinctly and exclusively for
their respective precincts, have nevertheless a
joint duty. What is said above renders any
further answer unnecessary.
] am, gentlemen, very respectfully, your most
obedient servant.
| j. M. CARLISLE, Attorney, &c.
messrs J Nelly, and others, commissioners, care
ofC. w. Boteler, jr., ESQ
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Mr.. J. b. Brown, resident Of Alexandria
county, Va, and a late delegate to the Chicago
Convention, has been committed to Jail in Alex
II circulating Helpers book and other incendiary
documents.
AeRAsD FESTIVAL commences at the Assembly's
Church, corner Of Fifth andHI streets this eve
ming.
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The case was continued till Thursday at n
o'clock - ~
Mr.: Spencer, In order better to satisfy the coun-
sci VINO objected 10 him as security for Bishop
presented Mr.. Charles Stewart, who Joined the
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ARRIVED at Carter's wharf schooner Embark,
Donohue, from Philadelphia, with forty tons Of
coal for Il. Sewell Gattrell, and fifty tons for
Rochat; also, schooner John Cooper, Hutchings
rom same port, with l20 tons Of coal for T. Sewel
6artrell
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Tk R6 tNo sss a co. Co. AAggilgPs,:

III =
4 KEAL ESTATE ON THE coRNEA OF KvKxTH
AND sTEEETS.-By virtue of decree Of the tiir-
cult Cou OF the District of ColumIia, passed IN
tso causes IN hlch Statham, Smithson a Co., ard
AuSuh Snerman, respectively, are complalnsuts
and John r: Caan and others are deiepdants. tbe
undersigned viii sell at public auction 20 thu hish
e EST bidder, on THURSDAY, the 18th ds OF July.
acoO, a. olo. .. m upon thu premis. g. Lot No
9; IN square No. 456, IA the city OF Wsshinston'
" =, fronting 50 feet II inches on f street north
and 70 feet en- Seventh streetwesG
This well known property is situated IN the
northeast corner of and Seventh streets DEPOSITS
the 6eners Post Office, snd is one OF the We best
Doslress locations In the city of Washington. The
improvements consist Of rec thFes story houses
on strest, inc udDg the drug store on the corner
u SeVenrh, and tNo-stoIy buIsI on Sew nth
street. The property vi be sold IN separate par
GELS, according to the pro ements
Terms OF SAFE: One thifd of the purchase none,
20 pc paid In cash, and the residue in two co ne IN
staimenis, IN SIX and twelve months from the dsy
OF sale the deferred paw ments 10 bear nrerest and
70 De secured by the notes or bonds of the purcha
ser or purchasers, with a surety or sureues to be
approved by the Trustees. Should the terms of
sale not re COMPLIED with within elk days ftfr the
Gay OF sale, the Trustees reserves the right to re
sci the property at the risk and expense of the de
itultlng purchaser, alter FIVE days notice. AL
conveyances at the cost Of the purchaser.
9. lNGLE, lr...,oo-
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THE FUNERAL OF GEN. JEsUP-The steamer
Pow hatan, (Capt. Chas Mitchell, Of the Wash
ington and Aqua Creek route, has been char
tereu by the w ar Department to bring from Old
Point Comfort eight companies Of artillery 10
attend the funeral Of the late Quarterma ster 6 en-
eral Jesup. The Powhatan leaves at O'Clock
this p. m and will probably arrive with the
troops about 0 O'Clock on "Wednesday morning
The Department have under consideration the
Propriety Of ordering additional numbers from
the Notifications In New York harbor
II Is inferred that the volunteer military of the
District VIII join In the funeral obseques of the
distinguished deceased, although as vet no tender
has been made by the commanding officers of the
several companies.
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BY BOWLING; Georgetowu.

FRAME HOUSE AND LOT Ar AUCTION.
4 On MONDAY AFTERNOON next, the 18th
Premises south part OF Lot 2lS fronting is feet on
Frederick street, by 9s feet In DEPTH with the i'm
Provements, being three story Frame Dwelling
Terms of sale: One-third cash balance in 6 and
~ months, Tor approved endorsed notes, bearing
Je7n THOS. BOWLING. Auct.
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BY C. w. BOTELER 4 SONS, Auctionesrs-
GALE UF kICH EMBhOlDERIES, Lace
m ~ = 9oDs MAnJLLss, &C, AT AucrIoN.-Or
we hall sell. at our Auction Rooms Iron Hall. al
extensive and handsome collection Of Embrold or
les, Laces 30 consisting in part of, viz:
heal Medallion and Valencia Lace Sets and Col
lars,
Black Ls-e Shaw Q and Mantlllas,
Real Round Point Lace Sets aId Collars,
black lace Nells, Cepes and CoiflTes,
Point A plqre Lace Collars and Sets,
Fancy Silk and ain Fans,
Rlch Embroidered Handkerchief,
Reai Point and Valencia La Q do
Embroidered Bsnas and Tides,
Sets and Collars,
Honton and Gulpure Lace Sets and Collars,
III AIR Pins, Combs. Mits, Gauntlets, Gloves, &c
Forming an attractive sale. well worthy the AT
tentlon Of the Ladies. Sale TO continue until ali a
dIsposed of.
Terms cash.
jesd c. w. BoTELER & SONS, Aucts.
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To-NoRRow, bear in mind the grand union
picnic for the benefit Of st. Johns Orphan Bows
Asylum at Meridian Hill. For the information
OF our readers we state that Meridian Hill is sit
uated on Boundary street, between Fourteenth
and Sixteenth street. south Of Columbian College
and directly north of the Presidents House, being
only short drive or pleasant walk from the
city This picnic, In special manner, claims
our patronage, as its object is the clothing main
tenance and education Of little orphan boys. The
asylum has but recently commenced in our midst,
but has already thirty Parentless little boys com
fortaoly quartered and cared for under Its roof
If it should be fair day we bespeak for the
cause great rush. BY going you can combine
charity and pleasure.
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THOs. BOWLING. Auct.

STOCKS AT AUtTION.-On MONDAY Az
- TEhNOON, June nth. az half past4 O'Clock
a. the auction rooms, We shall SELL for ACCOUNT OF
the Provident Association of Clerks" the follow
log STOCKS, IN snms 70 suit purchaser
S2.65 Bank IF the Metropolis Stock,
GER Cent. stock. -
10 Farmers and Mechanics Bank STOCK,
SDChesapeake and Ohio Cana Preferred Bonds
81 Certificates of Funded Coupons do
Terms cash, IN current funSs
Je6-d J. G. MCGUIRE A Co Aucts
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lrOR RENT-That desirable BRICK DWELL
ING on the corner Of West and Congress sts,
lately occupied BY Mrs. Col. Carter. There ia
grsen house attached 10 the buildink. Apply ~ No,
b. g Cons ess st, GEORGETOWN, ma ls-u
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THEoDoN's MUSEUM OF ARTS The gorgeous
spectacle Of the "Rising sum-" and correct view
oil the picturesque Austrian town Of "Salszburg -
with the beautiful and romantic "Salzan river,
are announced at the Art Museum for this 1.-THE
lasD week, in addition to the usual attractions.
These who have not witnessed this novel and
wonderful exhibition, should not fail to do so be-
fore II closes.
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distribution OF tickets, and otherwise
a., 90 therefore hereby solemnly protest against
the election OF the said James G. Berret to the
ONCE OF Mayor of this city, and claim that was
myself duly and lawfully elected Mayor thereof
at the election held on the 4th of June, inst. and
most respectfully request that this, my protest,
may Dc entered on your journals.
- RICHARD WALLACE
WASHINGTON, June IL, 1860.
Messrs Orme and Wilson, of the lower board
here announced that that board was In READINGS,
to 90 into joint meeting.
On motion, the board now adjourned IN IN.
Oouncii chamber to 60 into joint session.
Common Council AT 10 O'Clock a m. the hoard
was called to order by the secretary of the old
board, VIM. A. Kennedy
The new members present were then sworn. in
order. '"'i"' ~
All were found to be present, executing Mr.
hammond, Of the First Ward-absent from tn,
city;
The Secretary announced the election of Presi
dent OF the board to be the first business In ord
ana appointed Messrs. Charles H. Jones and Johr
L. Given to act az tellers
Nominations for this office being I'm o,de,
Mr. Edmonston nominated Mr. Grafton Powell
OF the Second Ward, and Mr. Borrows Mr.. Chas
Te Ins. , mnewise Of the Second Ward.
OF which Mr.. Powell received ~. Mr. Zones =
and Mr.. Orme 1. - 'o"oe
Mr. Powell having received the largest ,umb.
w., wss therefore declared duly elected Pres
ioent OF the Board Of Common Council
| Mr., Orme and Mr.. Wilson were .nno,n,.a ,
COMMITTEES 70 conduct Mr.. Powell to the chsi,
Mi. r Ia taking the chair thanked the hoard
fot the undeserved and unexpected honor con
Ietfed on him, and expressed his hope, with ID.
cooperation OF the members, 10 disobarce IN,
duties OF presiding officer with fairness 4 "a nro
prey. he also expressed his steadfast deyofed
ness 70 the best interests Of the city, ana bis bop
Una. me sessions Of the Fifty-eighfh Count
mignt DC harmonicusly and properly cond nctsd
The election Of Secretary Of the BOARD bsiss
the next business In order NC "a
mn Edmonsson nominated Mr.. VIM. A. Ken
NJ Gsss SecIsnsy, TOT that position.
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UNITED STATEs CASES On Saturday the fol-
lowing cases were before Justice J. III johnson ::
Theodara Herbert was arrested by county officer
WIN. j. ParhaIn, on warrant charging her with
keeping bawdy house in the county and city of
washington She was held to bail in the sum of
500 further hearing TO be had on Tuesday
.,Carberry was arrested by officer Narrower Of
the detective firm Of Norwood. narrower Co -,
for an assault and battery on Thos. Penn on the
18th OF May last on which occasion Penn's jaw
Thursday next Bail $500.
6. and c. Crown, for alleged assault and bat
terry on John Rowland. Ruled for trial to-day at
4 O'Clock.
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FIRE.-Ye sterday, the large house corner O
Ninth and E streets, recently occupied as board
g-house but now vacant, was discovered TO b
burning inside. An alarm was given, and til
flames were speedily extinguished Ii is aus
pected that, as for several days the property ha
Deen vacated and children playing In and abou
the premises, some Of them fired the building 4
sport regardless Of consequences. This propert
was purchased at auction by the Methodist hurc
south, for the purpose Of erecting on the site
splendid Metropolitan Church.