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NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

Presidential Election I'm Costa Riea-
Financial Statistics OF Cue tenn sie-rne
Japanese Embsssy-rhe Electoral Lsw
IN New Granada, &c.
Tbe Psnrus Railroad osmpAny's stsamsr Columbus,
from ssn joss Dc Gaaismsla and insermsdIse ports sr.
rived al psnsns TIE 2oth OF April sns brcush. no
mail from any OF tbs Csnrsi Amcrfcsn Safes ana bu.
nus news Of importance a. che vas not expected tss
various ports along the coa and The co,segucncs wss
she received bus little freight
An the Central Americas states rcrsned Tranquil. TIE
election Costa Rca passed OF quietly, and susisns
turns had been rscevsd 81 San Jose Do c,ss cs 4,
srre The election u a Morescgre the heal OF the
ssrr provincial government, 70 The Presidency, By
large majority.
3be CcrFrns Of Nicaragua have voted sword 70 c,n.
mcdcre Hiram psuliirg, United States Nav, Tor his
seency In bfessiur up walkers lan erpeduon sgainIf
that csasxy. Toe President Of Nicsragesis cnivSsi
prvss ming The sword 10 Commodore rsnlding TBS
should put 10 rest The question a. 70 be voson
a ts ksrofy ~ Nicaragua, since the arrest 81 Walker
sns ma followers - Ponfs Arenas ~ ths whole nsu,n
shvoush ne Congress has has puocy approved OF ia'
M nscvipsos directed 10 be placed on tas sword 10
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TIE LAWSON FORGERY CAsE--rCRrHER ARR-Sr5 AND
Nxw DKvELoPEnESrs.
ne IsvEon forgery care srn drsrs Ia weary lough
along Yesterday de,eciivcs saapsos and Dsyoe m,ss
tso steAsnsi arrests 10 the rerr'zr Of Joel W. Fovss
and oorpsHus Tot'en, broksis, dors business IN Wall
stree. Therrsorcss were brought bef're Jussce Welsh
az the Lover Pohce couri where thsy wsrc held Tor
hearing, which win come OF 10 day. Al rg,n Lsvsor's
object committing the foIseries seems capable Of sx
rlapsscn appears from ws.t co1ii learn ycsisr
csy that the pfiscpsr in the habit Of rslzrf rns
runs q roney On ne forrcd deeds, enabling parties 20
fer criminals. II trc DISTANCES owners cf real estate
s 'f ~ ,. r,-ssi t..d. ' s s''R s,, ara
to bse ,srss az e,usss A. the hands of,hs fsrssr
rhc rsmes n IRE victims are ruano y Bersonal and
s V ss s s .. :. haze N sss S,Sss 20: SS
fcIowirr manner ia JsnuNy lasi Bcrromni stys he
called upcn Charles O. ITO npeon orc ~ I,wrsp al
Jerssy Thorpfrn rroposed 70 ex hinge acme los riiu
aIsd n Ninety nih a1d Ninety sixth streets Ia ss city
~ 49, mar ra,ser fa-rsn' whs was cor.es,sd ra
Ceorte law rh-nai O. Roberts AMI other inusnt.l ni
ssns, sud lsai toe tie 20 iasm vas perset Aer some
w brsrmlr, fcrsrd spi fruduisrt deed o. pro
pcrty which sunsssuenuy proved 70 belong 70
su srrsr IN ,be sras-sslos. Tue aiscovsry vas
non made urtl TIE fam had rss..d r-s1go several
hands, ana then IN posscw'on ola tyh party, Who
ICED rpsn tx cr;sirsy.-ser Anoss, N In rom Sc
Jersey expecied 70 make sitri m ibe c.ss 70 day
GO Tor some q i is.ssus ioss Ia saiiou 70 the Or
g.riss hs crire q 2efy y ssd 10 nsve eien eo n'sd
BY cue Of IA-tena sccorplloer casritp r Thompson
and l m Eass rcr am street 70 rhi.h ne bad nc'
ne sns,ss q e .s., he NIB, ssc.e eonssm,n
prstencss All ne scsssed. VIZ the excsuton Of saip
msn are no~in tn renbs s~asng the recall o. tho m
vsss ,'isn We probable sh.' here vin be some more
~
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ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.

INAUGURATION OF THE PREsIeENr-URQrIzA's
FARIwELL sPEBCH-THE NEW CABINET, Ere.
We nave dates from Buenos Ayrss via Valparaiso, 10
The 18th Of March.
The President sr. Derqui, was Installed in his high
post on the tth amidst marks OF confidence from all
parties His inaugural speech full OF catering promises
both with 70 the Interior Affairs well ~ 70 the
Buenos Ayreau question. He has also I'd himself
IN the most ocnciang spirit and the best Intentions TO-
WARDS the parties and individuals opposed 70 his election;
md hh win undoubtedly tend 70 dimuish the di cultes
and obstacles he might have encountered In his admins
natton.
General Urquzss farewell speech was also very fine.
On Teassumipg the position Of simple citizen, he offered
ths President bis sword 70 be employed In the do
fence Of the constution and he proclaimed Derqui
The ocntinuaor OF hs moderate and conciang policy
sad that he has been appointed General 10 Chief Of
The armies OF the Confederation whilst Sr Puol has been
chosen Ninhsr q The Intsrior Sc Absrd hnser Of
rnance; 3. Alvsar, Minister q Foreign AFFAIR." sr. Vic
iorios, Minister Of War, and d. Eascbio ocampo - PHI
vate Secretary.
From Busnes Ayres lhsrs = nothing new, and rumors
ere contradictory 49, 6Atcs future policy. Il u
be hoped thai Sr Dcrqds concat ing words win tend
preserve good understAndng and peaceful relations
amongst the sister provinces.
sr. Fragueiro had been seized by party OF revo'u
tonsts In the country; but these had been routed and
dispersed by govornuent forces, and ST. FfAeuoro
cusd. This Gentleman 10 nov safe In CbrdovA
The disturbance In San Luis terminated In the election
Of Colonel saa-
rhos Of RioJa also seem 70 be at an end
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City IntslIlsshee.

THr Auurclx 7coroclcar socrry An important meet
Jog held Wednesday evening" 81 the rooms Of the
Afheraun Club, 70 take into confederation The formation
Of Geological and Botanical Society, authorized by The
recent act Of the legislative 10 proposed % erect In
The Central lark z,o'csca and botanical sxrden such
. -, s.ss :. pss.Ur. sns s,ruosor sSe
40 are ed by the citizens there. TIE meeting We'd
nsscAy was attended by msny Of oar most ds'r gshsd
bas tesn lnsururaict will prove . success Mr.. George
opdyke called 10 the chair, and Mr.. Frank More
appointed secretary. On motion Of Cyrus ". Field
o. n rsc vas appointed n no-ins,s cncers, and they
subsequently reprted Tho following uokel, which was
unanimously neopscd.
rss ,presfd,r.-wm. VI Asrirwaii, George Opdyke,
Alexander W. Bradford Frederic De Psysier, Robert l.
Crrrsrerdfrg s.vssyy-J ". Bsekm,n.
Eeowdsrg Sreroary- frank Moore
TfcrIrer-wihon q. Esnt
Lfr.arsrr--T. Daily Myers.
cfsneilogf--Chnrlcs Tracy, Augrtls scben, Chsrles
Kirr, r.rks sodrIp, Hiram Barney, W red, John
res,c,i va, sherman, 4 olns,ead, W p lee, ). O.
y, sndt, ID. W. Bo1ney, Shepherd knapp, b. fieid,
eeorss Tosom, y o Dersmus
1scufsnn Ind TIE adoption 81 vafious ~.
laws, smopg others regulating me mode q Amt
irg rev members, which 10 ,o BE ~ toe payment %
ftork subscription OF one hundred dollars or Eve dollars
srruaIly, ana the meeting adjourned
THr TIlo A. Cor. saxpropD's rryrrtt The nss
which vas crrisd Wednesday N tire funeral Of Col
Charles sanford ~ NE one Tia, Gen Paaz, Of vene
rues presented 10 Captain Green last EvAeu'tor Day,
IN sctnowiedeert Of his courtesy "a escorns him Gen
rses and Col ssndcrd N tie boat On the cay Ok Their 40
rNture rom thls country. By I'M special request o.
Gtr. la carrie yesterday IN th, faners ~ inc
ate Dol sanford, ny The color bearer Of me cy Horse
Guard.
BRUTAL Nrxprn or rrusrs TSrayr.-ASou' eleven
ociock last nistt were erssgsi N csan'
rg the pr-y Of No % Cherry street they discovered The
body Of female infant, sson ten months old, With s
ihross cut from 70 he'd every sppeafAn o.
havrg been IN the sick time, bat Who was tne pr
rersor 81 NE deed TIRE police we're unshe sst rfnt W
obtsn clue n IL pre- urnef 70 have been the
child !, rrosttnie Who orriery resided 10 the euhd
rg The CUoner rosiesd
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THE PRINCE OF WALES vIsIr-rIrcHNo INTO THE
MOTHER CouNrKy-AFFAIR BETWEEN TWO FBw-
FoUNDLAND 0PFICIALs-THE RECIPROCITY TREATY.
We have 81 John. b, papers 10 the Of May,
rom which We gather facts OF interest The follow
ug from the Duke Of Newcaste to the Governor Of
Newfoundland excites indignant comment In the New
DowsNo STREET, March 10. 1860.
u bss probably become known In Ne wfoundand that
the Prince OF Wales sl pay visit this year.
think be viii most likely visit s., Johos on his way
July Isnall, Of course communioste With you on the
subject - eocn a. Is decided; bus the meantime !
shan be obliged you wiz inform me how tho ys, Of 80
ehort durstion-I ehonld think only dsy-could be
turned 10 pest account for the OF the colony,
ana what seRs you think likely to be taken in the island
Nis desirable 10 know these things beforehand, with
view TO arrangements 70 be made here
newfoundland has appropriated very large sum Of
money 70 be expended In preparations to receive the
Prince who, ser al, 10 to remAia there but single day.
The Duke Of Newcsstles letter is far indication Of
the expectations raised 10 England touching the Prince
vail In h,gn places John Bull Ia famous for his love
sucstsn'isl fpendor. Nothing with him Is too costly
when royalty stands In the way Whenever the blood
royal moves about from place TO place In England IT'S
upon velvet pile carpetng, and the richest silk brocade
Nor will fathersnd consider that Bfish America has
ocne her du'ys right stem OF the parent sso,k-un
ksvtfe tame extavsgsnt notion msnifess tseN here,
whenever rhe Prince comes over, however democratic
may be our IDEAS cose proximity TO the great
ANYTHING that they have been trained 10 dkbeleve In.
The following teieeraphc despatch from Newfoundland
"a published in the Eastern Chronicle:--
In the House, on Friday night, the Colonial Secretary
Kent wbo ia leader Of the Government and the person
that WAS appointed last year 10 represent the colony In
the nte national Fishery Commissun) and Attorney Gen.
eral Hcgsett quarreed The Colonial Secretary called
her Asjeey Attorney General puppy and brat The
Speaker (Shea) accused the Attorney General OF being
drunk The Attorney General called the Speaker liar
The scene was kept up I'll one oclok Saturday morning
The following We copy from the Halifax Chronicl,:-
II c raid that Mr.. Hatch, the Commissioner appointed
by the United States Government 70 examine into the
working OF the reciprocity treaty, VIII report Ia favor Of
is repeal Tee western cities Of New York state op
posed TO reciprocity with Canada, and Mr. Hatch reflects
their op'T Ions On the other hand, Massachusetts and
Maine strongly In it. favor and will every
lion ~ preserve II intact Should sny evil befa the
treaty arsngemen under which trade in thcse colonies
hss been largely benefited, the blame will the
protective legis alton OF Canada for the last years
which has given the people Of western New York pre-
text for the present agitation.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
The Mcthodist Episcopal Conference.
NINTH DAY.

BcrAIo May 10, 1860
The Conference assembled at the usual hour, Rshop
Baker in the chair
The credentials Of Messrs slnson Wood and Hurlbut
delegates from the Wesleyan body Of Canada pro-
Platform
Among the petitions presented today ny six for
favor lay delegates ana sgaiuct the came on the pre-
SONG eloefshp In relation to the extension Of time OF the
The book concern taror Of Soof
house 10 Quincy NJ; in relation the Five Points aud
other New York city missions; seating the congega-
TORS in Churches and from Oregon on he i'm portance Of
| . resident Rishop on the Pacific coast.
The Committee on Missions reported N favor OF
sending missionary editor to Germany to assis. Rev.
Mr. Jacob and to take charge of the Biblical Institute
BADEN ase IN favor Of having one o. the Bishops pay
ard Sweden. The report was adopted.
memorial was presented and referred n the Commit
tee on Epsccpacy In relation % the administration OF
Bishop Ames in the Philadelphia Conference during
March, 1858 The Bishop charged with hsv-
ing passed upon the character OF certain slsveholdng
members with ,ut investigation, and with having taken
partisan stand In reference to certain saveholdng
preachers The Committee on Correspondence reported
against sending special delegate represent this body
in the Presbyterian General Assembly at Rochester, -
body to yacas his sea. Without the consent Of his cons
tuents
DR.. HmnARp hoped the Conferences would NOT omit the
opportunity in this day and OF holding out their hands
to their sister churches The coincidence t net
again In LIE time He moved to reoonmit the report,
with Instructions to prepare letter OF faluation TO both
the assemblies Of the Presbyterian Church now about 70
meet.
Mr.. CooxBs opposed the motion the ground that t
would Involve smar course towards all oncr churches,
and four years ago this Conference expressed desire
for rRternal intercourse with all its sister churches and
not single reply had been received He was opposed
therefore, 10 placing themselves in a position which
would subject them to similar treatment and neglect
hereafter.
Dr. CURRY in favor OF sending delegate 10 Rochcs
ter TO make his bow and say How do you dor and then
return and the Presbytersns desired 10 make any re
ply, they would be ct liberty 10 do
After further good natured cscusson the motion
TO recommit was laid the table, and The report
adopted.
Accommodation from the Bishops laid before the
Conference In reference revision Of the ritual which
read and placed on file.
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GUATEMALA.


FINANCIAL STATISTICS.
ina financial stcs OF tne goveron aeut for 1852
VII have juet pubshed shos the exports TO have
beeo 81 77u 900, and the mp,rs 81 $40 900 rboanoui
Of duties collected during tho period was $40 1885,
QUIZ NEW GRANADA CORRESPONDENTS.
PANAMA, April rs, 1890
Departure Of Mr.. Wyke-Rumcred kedsfeatson Of the
Obmoxioss Election Lda0, dc.
me great event of the day 10 the arrival Of the ia
panese commits, In the hsrbor Of PAnams, en- route
for The United States.
Dates have been received here from Bogoa TO the 2eh
Of March II d reported that the Election law, which
has caused 20 much dissatisfaction throughout the Con-
federation viii modified by Congress as 70 alsy, IN
measure the REVEALING excitement. Private letters
epresept that snce ths Assurance hes been given the
hitherto ldsanectsd States have evnced more pacific
disposition except Csuca, which, however, cannot
hold out much longer in opposition IL ell
the other States consent 70 accept the law in modified
form.
Mr. wyks, Her Britannia Nsesty's late Minister to the
Central American States, and VINO has recently been ap
pointed by government 70 Mexico, sailed from Aspin
wall for England, the West Indies, 23t inst Toe
departure OF the United States rgate lancaster, flag ship
Of the Pacific Squadron has been delayed to the 2sth
ns quence Of The arrival Of the japanese Com
miseoners In this port
Mr.. o. Snuff, OF Mount Holly, New Jersey, and late
clc,k the commander OF the Uaed States soop Of
Levant died very suddenly at Aspn WALL Of affection
Of the brain, on ihe 10th inst.
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COMMISSIONERS OF CHARITIES AND COR
nECIION.

ne Beard Of Charities and Correction met yesterday
ansrnocu-al the members present, aud President Dfa
Ter In the Chair.
The number Of persons now IN The institutions Il 49,
an cresssof 81 since the last return. The number ad
lsied during the week was 7ss and those discharged,
rent elsewhere, or who dlcd was ! era
The Committee Of The whole reported the necessity. on
the part Of the Board o, ssablshnss efficient
porrta no have largely Increased IN numbers ance the
esrfructicn ~ the Island Hospisl They recommended
that the Medical Board Of that institution be he'd respors'
W. Tor faithful snd humane suprvs'n on tser pars ana
teir ccel duilrr ard require the ssm~oi their oAls
ne report v IN frvor Of ths folowfpg rcsclutors
Resolved, Tbs, nns;ny Dsy b ard y hereby re,
uoved from The c,e OF warden o, Bellevue HosphN,o
fsse enee, on Monday, the Ifih inst
Hefolvtd, That the right nurse which have been e.
tab she6 Tie nufsicn Of the chif q Mary Conno,
By rs,s be continued and constant watch DO oEeced"
Nr Josn Writ. was then appointed warien, 70 take
the place % Mr. Daily.
with no, end cold abundance ana that measures
have been taken for The immediate transmission " The
Ttspc Of patients suffering from the mail pox. The re-
needed ns dsshs'rs lnomss n.q,sn, me
Besrrsi and the creson o. an once OF ccmmsuary and
sccor nans OF that inftutou. Tho appointment ~ MIRA
Redc siron Of he bergal, ss saay q $500 year,
exsIniBson offcnale p~licrss has bcen er'sblshcd.
Tie rspcrt was ficr,ed without alteration
proposition 10 exfsrnrae rats from Tho insut1sons
ne ccrr muee sf DE w6ols reported mat ne total DO
ttc pepdure OF the department. By the sHr
stcrs which tey have made, amounts 70 s7t $40 per
rum H'.'
The Freshest stated tba, All persons committed 70 N,
CTR rMor fcr fen Gays under the Ten day act win b
rent 70 ,hs psnsnisry for ttsf time.
,fIhs Board utn adjourned for Hesk
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imply ,hs,-"rhs Republic Of Mcsvssua 10 Commodore
II. PAuIdng"
free the following articles, via: Rreis, pipss anchors
and empty botts.
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ECUADOR.

CONTINUED STATE on ANARCHY.
me rnr'rh steamer not having touched ~ 0uayAq1h
On ncr t-ip rsnams are conseq1enu without sny
further sdvioes from Ecuador II bslsvsi, however,
that tbe country r,l IN sa,s OF anarchy, rnich -M
probably continue until Franco who 81 the hetd OF ma
Gusyaqui government driven out o. tne cou1try
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NEws From SOUTH AND CExrllL AMERICA.

.sA
- Hoe-
ad0r-Buenos Ayreen Ana1rs-Urqufxe as
u-s
- oru1~Sys ~c's ~c'
Tho English steamer Bogota arrived q Panama the
2let of April from ya,psr.so ana intermediate uorts
n. a.... -. v.,--.-- 49,, a, -, r-,,- ,-u,,
ner as'ss sfe valparaiso March 81, ana cAao Apn To-
CHILE.
TsKAyy sTrrHs .r,oss- Nnrs,' wrrnsH,mr SEv
r.wr-popr,s x,rSc,o NV s-rs~su,e 1--we"
so.v Su~S.o-rs" 'AAA.sni'
"a 49, &c., M nt az. a, ..,u.,..,,,. ~.
.on.s.r so1,n~s. s.,. vP1'sy ssa! nra t.tss
49,. - ~ ~ Ons.s. 49, 49,, ~ - ~.
80 ~, 49,, !. ne .ssS s.ss - a. g.
-. 49,. ~ .4~ ~ cos ~. s.o 1919 ~ 80
s.y -. - nos oS ~ so. ~. 80 ,ha
600, ~ az n sv p.p u,sssr ~ M Irssrior and
Tcrssn Ars,,s nsn sccs,s.a Nv the Presidsnt The
1ovcinoi nss sndowea : 10. sCs.s avs e. 1890 nm,
vse w oIonoe a. a. e n.rs.S man, Srcm he conn
w. 1880. ~ 49,. ,..sr,,v corc,uaed hstvaan mi.
- "a ~ rrS,ers ~ ina ,o,sr sronsisr nrc
LIN ,S sn,nss ths, the rnasn. anal, srtr,
~ ~. ns,ona, su,hory that the lover froner shs he
oMioec m~ os !" s"sonoS ~ inash h. cS's ~
suc ! .ss - ss.s..S TIT az 1rcssn. .h.iI ~ =,
LULU ~ 49, ~ ~. =, 80 - i.u . - =.
Sos smd ccSs "a tbs state Isr,e ertsni 81 serr,
.os = 20 ~. n.a Al. .cac. ~ ..r.
=, ,S - -. .. WIG snoo. " ~
~. ~ .uo ma .s , ~h, Syi = d, ,st AZ, .,rrs ~
~ nv Iesuo, non won ~ lotIcu 'ns' s''n"Ar III
raseemens may se msoe Win mem s s.so.
vv,ns s ~ liza. IA . ye 49,. ma a. , 49, W
nme mcnes IN wa snu yc.uns LILY nve per oen navS
reesny oeen ~ 'ne % s.usea
msdem C1ne o. .nn mes1 an uhususy s,se nnmoer
vesses naa srveo orlng inc PILOT
20 we o, SnS @ sr -, srn, s.s, 1. tue r0n
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me election Of Don Bernardo Bsrro has BEEN very well
received By the press both n honievideo and Bacnos
Ayres.
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BOLIVIA

CONTINUANCE or WAR MISUNDERSTANDING Ar
poR-oRDER TO ASSEMBLE THE NATIONAL GUARDS
ErC.
We have dates from THIS rcpub,s 70 tbs LIST Of Apr
President Ilnarcs view Of the pending with Peru
n making extensive preparations He has or fcred
ths National Guards the departments assemble ct
La PAx, the capital, and has despatched 10 Peru, ~
Acha The celebrated Bolivian warrior. Tho nature OF
the despatchss IL not known; but judging from the war
Ike feeling thAi prevails throughout Bolivia, hardly
% be supposed thai thcy " pacific character
oorree pondcnt writing iron Penn, under date Of LIST Of
April The Bolivia C1lues, aner the fashion OF
LOUIS Nspoeon's marph ne whCn was expccfet 70
break out between Franc al Eagsnf hearing OF The
arrival Of General Bexu on the coass, and In view Of
the probable rupture between Peru aad Bolivia, have
isaued 70 their troops mancstoes and procia nations
bssahme the deadly hatred ana contempt towards
a. Peruviaus one q skem went far 70 say that
- vosd oak Of give quarters W NE PsruviAns
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BOARD OF srYpEpvIsORs,

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
This Beard me last evenng-President Stewart In ths
chair.
nee mptroller sent in report stating that the amount
PAID INTO the city treasury by the Excise Commissioners
last yea WAS $1,000, onetenth Of which was handed
INTO the directors Of the nsbrate Asylum and the baxnoe
10 Inc Department Of ,hartes and Corccuons me
paper Was referred.
wss resolved that competent engineer be employed
70 tufvey the channel Of he Harlem river.
was also resolved that the Board should ad3ourn
over rnu Nay ~, In order 70 enable the republican
members TO snend the Chicago Convention.
The report OF The committee favor Of accepting the
proposes 70 build new county jail, was again called up
ana, after fome discussion, recommitted.
Adjourned TO the ed Nay, inst
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rwKKx Tue PRESIDENT AND VICE rREsfpESr-EF.
POINTS 10 fvpucx EUROPEAN EMIGRATION, Erc.
7osrs n very little Of interest IRON This republic.
There rood deal OF talk about war uhh B,Avn, ont
The s~pss Of the nation e slsst H. misundersAodns
~ arisen busesn President Castillo and Woe Prcsident
MAJ m co,sequeuce n n suoposcd, Of their conflicting
vsws win regard with Bolivia, the a'ser, ~
we'll Known being bitterly oppcssd 70 ", for many res-
ton of the psbh, rsssary. u 10 pretty gsnera,ly ceu
oeied thS n Csatla should attempts 70 invAds B,hvis
further sxpeu 1nurs public funds " grsfy his
ambffisn. EGors being made 10 induce European
emigration 70 the coast OF feru, order 10 increase the
ana matt NIL
Ths government has made snoh heavy drars on tse
house Of Gicbs % that the iler has applied fer
tension Of their erkro contract sssd that tbs house
N largely m advance 10 The government
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


This Board met last evening, President Peck In The
chair
communication was received from the Mayor, en-
closing letter from Senior Rents jose dc CAvalo, COM
msnder Of the Brazilian corvette Donna Isabel returning
insnfs TOR the courtesy and attentions shown him and
me eiicers OF the Brazilian corvette while in th1 port
TIE ExrESsys OF TIE CONTESTED AIDKRMASfc SEATS.
Alderman BOOZE offered the following resolution
Resolved That the sum Of $500 be, and 10 hereby,
appropriated TO pay the fees expenses and disbursements
IN he matter OF The contested seats from tho Second and
kshih Adermanc DISTRICTS and that the specific bills
here or counterfgned by the chairman OF the Com,
mltee on Elections, be audited and paid by the Compro
Ter, 10 tie credt OF raid appropriation.
II wac laid over
MOTION TO PLACE A MExnRR IN CONTEMPT.
The motion TO pave Fitch street. between Second and
'bfd avenues with Belgian pavement, was reeonsidered
and adopted On the vote being put, Alderman Ovens
seked TO be excused from voting. Tho Board however
refused 10 excuse him. Alderman Owens then refused
TO vote Several members moved and seconded-iu
GLIDING republicans and democrats-that Alderman
Owens be declared in contempt and that he be put
der arrest After some little bsdnage this was put and
lost.
The Street Commiesoner was directed To notify tho
Of the steamship Ohio sunk In the sBp foot
OF Twentieth erest North river to raise the same FORTH
WITH and in the event Of their not complying, to raise
himself
An appropriation Of $500 WAS passed for fitting up
new cflces for the City Inspect or
After further business Of routine nature, the
Board adjourned to Monday.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-10-25

ELECTION OF CHIEF ENGINEER AND
ASSISTANTS. - A meeting Of the several
Fire Companies in this city has been
called at the Common Council Room, on
Thursday, October Both - and, by the
way, Thursday does not come on the Both
but on the 25th, Tuesday is the day
meant, we are informed-at O'Clock T.
NJ, for the purpose Of electing a ChicI
Engincer. and two Assistants TO serve
during the ensuing year,