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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

msnts were al IL tap of drum. The exas.ness was
he cucludpg Ink The lore CT ain of ssid'noe golnS
70 MOVE hat IL the matter OF drill the cago Cadets
aa So the ext. enc head Of their profession in this
country.
The men were by this time ready TO go to balls aud
pe,,ies, aud enjoy themselves Tney made ready for
The final charge Col. Ellsworth having in fe words
apoJopzed for their numerous shortcomings ana
tLansen the peopl for the ovation 10 them. The de-
cl,vity of the stsge rendered the charg, somewna.
perilous undertaking The men however, dashed
down 10 tie fooi. hts in terrific style and ring
uosilion made their iiral salnte Tpis was quick
call by all together, Of the irt seven numerals, and
howl of Zouuvep al he cape being tossed up and
do willie this was in progress
The audience responded with three great cheers ia
and bsndkercheis waving. and the immense mass
slowly Dispersed. The Zouave we're conducted to the
ouarers of Company G, 18th Regiment, and were
bapdspm y ene laned After that, it ia to be hoped,
they found Morpheus their down blanks, 20 that
hey sy he able to go to Boston with all their vigor
this ev.ni g in the hoa'
Tie following orders the final memorials OF the
M morabe visit Ne s-York of the Chicago Cadets.
FIR Col PlDcknsy this:
Dets he Of 20 files. With officers having reported from
battalion the Zouaye Cadets their departure To Bos
ton III, giments fully invited t. send
drsehm,n battalion line in Lafayette place @4 O'clock
D m on Friday to-mrH W. .,,,,,,,,,,
by request Of COL j. e. PlNCkNEf"
The Governors Guard thus notified
NEw-YoRK July 49, 1860. !
The members Of this Company hereby ordered aPpe 70
Center NsLet at II M, the 10th day Of July full
dress pants fatigue sung To set with Company r,
as special escort to the Chi"sgo Zouayes
Ry order of i. FRANK, Captain
D. STRAUSS Orderly Sergeant.
Al, O'Clock to-day COM anies and of the Sixth
Regiment will give the ZOuaves collation..
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FROM SYRn.-Ths steamer TeutOnia arrived at this
port yesterday with European dates to the stu inst
which had already been anticipated
Advces from Beyroui t. the 2lst nit state that the
Druses REINFORCED by hordes Of plunderDg Kurcs ana
Bedouins had attacked the town Of Zshli, the last
refuge of the CHRISTIANS. The town was entirely
bnrned down, and | 600 Christians were murdered.
Derl Kamar in qneDceof the inhabitants having
beer unarmed, was plondered and deserted.
Other acts Of inc-Ddiarlsm, plage, and murder had
been p.rpersted in the anti" Lebanops. 1t ssaid
that the children at the school Maahala had been
killec, notwithstanding hey were under the protec
ton OF the French flag, ard that the Frecch CoGsu
had cent to withdraw the children from the Catholic
colleges.
The Turkish military reenforcements had not arrived
at BeYrOut
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BASE BALL.
MATCH BETWEEN THE EXCELSIOR AND
ATLANTIC CLIIBS

ATLANTIC CLUBS.
The match between these two leading Clubs of
Brooklyn took place yesterday the grounds of the
former Club in South Brooklyn in the presence of an
immense assemblaee Of spectators. there being az
fair ccua ion not less than ten twelve thousand
peopl. pre- sept Oh the occasion This contest has been
the leading topic of conversation 10 Baseball Clubs
for the past month and more and fhce the retnrn of
the Executors from their successful tor through the
State, ourDg which they played matches with the
principal Ball Clubs Of Albany, Troy. Buffalo, R0ches-
ter and Newburgh the excitement has been on the in
crease and yesterday minated in the cole ction of
the vast assemblage of interested spectators that
rounded the ball ground of the Excelsior Club. Their
opponents on this occasion have by common consent
been for a long time Known the champions IF the
game they never haviog yet been beaten in seies Of
home and. h. me matches since their organization.
Trey have at last, owever mel their ruperiors, aud
the Excelsior nsy now take precedence of all AS the
best players in the saie. Among thOse whose efforts
uert special commend ,iion of sse vc,Ors souli
name MessIt IeegeIt, Creighton Peas.ll Holden and
Ruese for beir activity and Efficiency in the holding
Ira tnlt NJ and j. Whiting for bis e batting; and
Oh tie part Of tie Atlantic Messrs Oliver Joe Oliver,
ay6 Smith dea,rve praise for their excellent general
pI.y The admirable arrangements Of The Excelsior
"a rrihured greatly make the proceedings pass of
oediahly We append lie scores:
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MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE.-The programme of the
Commenc. ment Exercises at Middlebury College is as
follows:
Sunday, Aug. 5.-Baccalaureate Sermon, by Prof.
s. w. BOardmAn.
Tuesda, Address before the Philomsthesan Society
by Prof j. w. Fowler of Pougbkeepse, n Y, and
before the Philadelphia by Henry Wilkes, d. d., of
Montreal.
Tut,day evening-Parkerisn prize speaking.
Wednsld- y-Oraions of the Graduating Glass and
Masters Oistions by II. 4. Miner of Manchester W.,
and II. II. Thomas of Chicago III.
"Wednesday evening-Coneert BY DodwOrhs Band.
Thur DAY Address before The Associated Alumni by
f.. j. Phelps OF Burlington, VT, and Poem by lyman
Walker OF Manchester, N. II. Doiworth's Band will
furnish music for the several exercises.
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epsR D.

Hpon M.y sf.o. %ts Henry Bran" s s ;s s'''
CONF N-In thi, city "Wednesday, July IL. wm conlou,
son Of Flizsbs. h Onion ssed 10 yesu and mouths.
DRhKE5In Brooklyn. p D. on "Wednesday, July 49, Mrs..
ssr.b Drt. Of Marlboro Utter County NY. IN the Sts
or ENou9H-on Wednesday, Jnly 49, at Birs:irs spess
Great Bss,nstn Ms' jeremiah Jay Gresnoush Of this %
His friends and ihs.s o. &: brother Walter re.nous and he
pofberio nw NJ B,ss respectfully invited 70 s'end
noes rom No. ss S %. si stree. f''s
GPEENAt her residence No aa Wet Twenty 6fh street,
Mary wife Of James Green and sld. daughter Of the late
Isaac Kelly Of Moysnwood County os'wsy Ireland sssd IS
year,
HaBPER-on "Wednesday July 49, cbrstsns Of samuel
The relative. snd friends The aui, respectfully invited
Der residence No IS St Mss place without further "a.
vitaon.
HJNCnMAN-Tn Brooklyn, on Tue.day. yul. II, Mrs.. Mary
I'D year OF her age.
BOFFMIRF-In tbi, city on "Wednesday July 49, Mr. WIN.
Hofn iIs. ST aged 81 gears and 2 months.
Lew SOMA stsple.on Sitter bland Tuesd4y, JAY Il,
Mr. R. W. Lawson IN tbs 3Ab year Of hi.srs.
MAYELL-nr Thur.day. J9y 70. LYDIA W., wife Of Joha
TIE r,y ard friend. Of the sy sIs spc.,"y Invited =
sr'ei Sunday I'D int, at y without lter inyita
ton
month, and II days.
NEsBIT-On uedue.dsy. Jny u, Aninew C.; the yens-3
iS1 day. sy Jon" and s''n An" N'' a year. "'''''
The Tiencs the
tend the furei om the re,idance Of biz he No I9 Eat
Twenty fourth ,trer Irday the 10Th inst, At ocioA,
without further invitation.
OGDENAt Elizabeth j., Tuesday, July II, Matthias
Ogden eq IN the 6sth year OF his age.
RFNNIEOn Thursday morning, JGy 49, IL the aoh years
her age. Annie fr,nc.s dsnghtet Of 1hos w. Rrnne
Tie relatives and friends Of the family invited attend the
funeral Friday Jny 20 from her Late residence No k7
Fast Broadway, al o'ciork In The atrnoon.
SMITH In this city Wednesday, Jolly Is, Amelia wife Of
Henry w. Smith.
wALKFR-op wedpe.dsy July 49, a. the residence eAhsr
son II law, rbsrles Lebts Of Fort Lee, NJ Cashsrine
Walker, aged or years -
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Passeaxess Arrived

In stsdmship De Sot5 from HIr0EdMrs Ruthyen " Ro.
ner c ii M5rreIl. p. L. Fernandez Capt @. Wdgb', b.
Goudie. A. AUbrr W. Dante, y. J. Joo J. Varona Rtvas
d. Moirs, N. del Castillo Cayrsro, A. Hora. Loos
d-yile. p Afnent-os 2. srndrs del Castillo, Jose
Navarro, Jusn de Maa Delgsdo. Mn Gsdlow Adam Mn j.
nings Mr ard Mrs A. D. t.5erin Y. }. Ns@s william
Smith John McGoirs NJ Al'ulados, Arroya D. Enri-
ore Richardson G. De Castro, NJ ana Crnzst NJ Brown
b. Jscobs, D. Giuenes 81. @rGsegor N Rrsmond
In steonsp Isabel from HdCJnd-Mp 3onzsles and son,
j. Areta daughter and two serssnts Tborgdyke Sey-
mour VIM Price, Mrs West R. Henry, Ross, MIRA NJ A.
Kelly. A. Mupoz R. Mems 7. Garcia II Rstzeisr G:
Thompson y. Lane NJ. sus Wm Sch-in-r, Mrs e. K bod
and two Misses bod Mrs Rollins J.. Botho.
In steom.p TeUtonid from Hamburg Hdsys and Sogtaamg
ton-G Busse Carl Buse Carl Ksng Carl Schumacher H.
Herzfelodt c. Kiuse, p Hoffman, T. Hol mes r Holmes
and
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LARGE FIRE AT SING SISG.-A large fire occurred
a night or two ago at Sing Sing. The flames were
first discovered about liz o'clock, issuing from the
Sash and blind factory of Mr. Henry Hageman, near
the lower landing. The flames spread rapidly and
in short time the factory and blacksmiths shop,
owned by Mr.. Washington Carpenter, and occupied
fire was no donbt the work of Mn incendary, IA no
rr bad been made in the factory since Thursday The
buildings and contents were entirely destroyed. Mr..
Hseemans loss is estimated at $4,000; not Insured.
TT oss Of Mr.. Carpenter and Mr.. Melrose we were
unable TO learn.
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An extensive fire is raging in the woods near Egg
Harbor, NewJersey, supposed to have originated
from the burning out of coal pit. The flames seemed
to have extended in length ind breadth some twenty
five miles, ard rapidly approaching the line of the
railroad Two houses have been des royed aud the
smoke along the line of the road for short distance is
20 dense that scarcely anything can be seen. Egg
IIsrbor is some twenty miles distant from Atlantic
City, and about forty from Camden.
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Another PRizE-FIGHT-BosTOs AGAINST NEW
YoRK-A match for prze-6gbt was made up in Dos
ton on Tuesday to take place in ten weeks, between
Johnny Roach of N, w-York, and Johnny McGade Of
Boston. 1t is for 81 900 a side. A deposit of 800
was made 10 bind the match. The men will 20 into
training at once The weight of the contestants will
be 100 ID.
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The Club adjourned at 10 p. m.

FIRE COMMISSIONERS This Board met last night
at Firemens Hall, and sdjudcated upon several cases
of violations Of The rules and regulations Of the Fire
Department The fret case of importance tired WAS
that of the complaint Of No. 80 Engine Company
against No. Is Engine Company for unjustifabie as
saut The fret witness testified that at the fire on the
night of ibe 4th inst in Broadway and Twenty eighth
street, the members of No. Is made an attack upon
Engine Company No. 80, as they were Keeling their
rope. He saw Mr.. Robinson, and Mr. Bsaman and
others come up to bic Company and place themselves
in posiion and strike out" Several had wrenches In
their hands, which they used freely. The assistant
forrman had trumpet which he fourished, and wit
ness cav it ceme down good many times, but he
could not say that he struck anybody. Most OF the
N. ul ere of his Company ran from the engine to the
side ws k.
II President asked if the assistant foreman bore
"m1ssy character 10 which witness replied " No
believe he Amt very mussy " Several OF 39s men
we're examined and testified that the assault WAS mace
by lSs men. - .,
counter complaint made by No. Us against NO. -
was uext tried, and the witnesses showed That Tue
members OF No. 80 engaged an the night, a. ased very
ain i've language toward the other. DetiOn reserved.
Il WIS expected that decision woud have been rem
q. red I'm tie of Engine Company No n ana En-
zine No IL but for want OF a full Board It was
reserved until the next meeting.
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The THIRD ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcT.-The Republicans
of the lid Assembly District bed large and enthu-
sisstic meeting at the Wig 10 Fulton street. OPP
p site The City Hall, Last evening Gen. II. u. Duryea
presided assisted BY number of Vite.prasdents snd
Secleiaries TIE Obje of the meeting stated by
the President, when Mr.. + B. Spooner, jr read TIE
report of Committee of Conference heretofore APP
pointed from among the Repu lcans Of the Fourth aud
Tenth Wa DE- in which il stated that, in compi-
snce with the recommendation of the Republican Cen
era Con mtee of Kings County to form organizations
in tie Assembly Districts they had resolved 70 form
az As. ocation under he title Of he Banner Repub
lcan Club of the Hid Assembly District"
The main object of this movement IL 10 concentrate
u efforts f the different wards, that the order may
be more Fl ctusly carried ont IN eiectpg suabls ulei
az representatives 10 the Legislature The Committee
determined such an organization and a nny OF
action in the Fourth and Tenth Wards. To the want
of suCh unanimiy they attribute the recent defeat IN
the district 1t was therefore resolved that on this
evening meeting should be called for the purpose oil
organziI the Club
The call was ncbly responded 10 bv the Repoblcans
of the District and resulted in the most numerous local
Meeting of the present campaign.
The On,titutinn of the Association was rcd3 aud
unanimously adopted. Two meetings 10 he hc,d
in each month for the purpose of promoting the inrnr-
ests of the party.
Addresses were made by Horace Greeley. Gen.
Duryea, L. N Grswold, T. &. Sheaunan, and J. D..
Couch.
On motion of Gen. Duryea, vote Of thanks WAS
rendered to Mr.. Greeley for his abb adrrrss
The next meeting o. the Club will be held at No. l53
Adams -ireet On Monday eve ing n Xt, when the or
ganization will be pert cted by the election of officers.
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lsu.,eu2ers sailed

In steamship Eta0 yoy LireBoo-Rchard and Charlotte
Chyon Misses Jenkins, Gin M. Nori.on ne children
and servant; Holyoks NeWNOrs Mr. and Mrs. ID H. Ste
ven, and infant Ohio Ghsysor NewYork; John M,ynan
England J. r. Mipeton Z Darrell DemeraIa Mrs Vail Val
r. Sctsrf University OF tifna Mr. aud M. o. Toner
Toronto; r. Buchanan c r. TN NewOresns; SIR and Mrs
Stevens and Children PHI sdelphis and 90 in the
~.
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MA n RTE d.

KTTCBIyG- RIPLEy-On "Wednesday, Jrfy 49, ct Chnt's
hLrh soub Bro. tlyn by the Rev fhs~d Wing Ii D.
Poward Kcbinz TO Hanste Bhtton seeoad fsushss q
Fhncis Y Ripley, eco
VAN COTT- RURCH-At Tarrytown. Thnnisy. Jaly TO-
by Tire Rev Thos II. Bnrcb Joshua M. Van Cot snd hts
lane aurrh
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PoIIrIcAL.-The Eastern District Republican Clnb,
at their meeting "Wednesday night, resolved 10 make
Sle o, con their headquarters during the campaign
RATIFICATION meering ulder their auspices will be held in
the Eighteenth Ward next week
An extensively large and enthusiastic meeting of the
German Republicans OF the Eastern District, was held
last night at Union Gall, corner Of Even and Messe
role streets. Mr. Kaufman the principal speaker.
Bell and Everett demonstration was made in
wiuiamsbureh on We'd esday evening pursuant to Il
cal inviting the friends Of tie Union and Constitution
10 nee, ut No. 81 South Fourth street. Six persons
OF !, were present.
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Arrived.

July and kunh0N kXpor1en-l
fresh westerly winds the epir passage red a. QGTn me-
July Of Start Point pssssd sSAV A "a "a Il a. o
Packet; i h Of GeOrge's Sbosl, snip Christopher
steamship DE- soto, Johnsn New.or July l., via Hsvms
g?o.sn. weather during the passage Ala passed sam
srs" Zip Iair R'Tins Bayan. July 4 Key IVES. .sma
d'y via Charleston 18th pass to sPaaord Te-'on Co
70 T a1a fG sssen Parrish Richmond A d and p
slip Adirondack Taylor H. L Il 20 days cs 70 E. L.
w s5th IS Ion 80 D. sig ,led fgt- bound WI
a i o gnds sr od for ss.ns e day.. H'ai
ship Ocean Bole io waldoboro) Ksleran Liverpool days.
Fak Ac. is (of Bsrp.~, FIN ham Carden. July .ssr
to 0 cS n s si s ny s bark ~
Barb Jrbsnm tBIenen Kiune Bremen 50 Days md'e and
Bk Duuborcn lof Boston, Backus AreceibO, P. r. JAY
sugar and molasses to master
Brig Mu;.en lBT q Yarmouth n pgr.ee Lsshorn
~ & Is 30 on 20 poIe hp PEI Ellis Lily Of RicSnsnS
NON s, John B., foILiysrPcc iSay: out ea, ,n.
80 70 Jew E. wsS '' "'' i'naAa NC '40' % ''
Brig Flq,ia spsn Bongo Cn'uesOs 81 days via Charleston
Big Porto Plata (Bremsnl Hachmsn, PCrtsePlate Jays,
tobacco and mahogany to Gelpcke, kengen Reichelt
Brig Col Nm CCssns COssns sasu, IL days mOlasses and
Brig Fannie tof FankfOr, Aey Cadh "a days wine, coax.
&c. to lngss 3 Carmsu.
.u Ps and Sos.:e. to H Broosms Co
schr Ny Rover Hughr,s Wilmington N c., days naval
schr Commodore Kcarney, L9Hng Boston days m.e to
sch, Dsshrr tBr Smith Dgby N S. days plaster to W.
Temp kins.
sc6r sulrush Of New oean A.hby Musurss July
to star.
sehr D. higgins, LOusstreet, Georgetown, D. c. days.
SchT Sale smith H.mou, Newben, N. c., days, naval
sctr Pearl Langston days, yellow pine bound
schI Oregon Ku.e Washington, N c. days, naval stores
schr R, r. Hasiey, Pd'clet' Plymouth, n. c.. days
schr john Y Gsuin Philips Wilmington n C.. 4day, naval
stur,. to Met Itady, Mott %.
scbr 10 liz Taylor Boston days, m6sp to s w Lewis
SEN MGard Fillmore, cha-c Boston days mdse to s. w.
scbr Escouer Smith, Galveston Is dsys cotton &c, 10
SIR Mrry @oaSir, Been, Bcs.on day mdse. to sw.
scir Leccadia small Salon lss nlsO. to r. w Ropes
scir Norfolk Packet, Bste Providence days msss to
setf IIIt Eos Wilson, Lubsc days, a,hs AID passr to
Di sehr 1 SAM ;sy. smith. Norwich day..
schE II NJ. Reed Rely, Now,Bed,ord for shmy.
ScLt y hrsiueod Hute. PoIt'eI ? day, stone.
Schr Cru.o Fo,er, MaeLirs diys, lumber msster
SchT Seneca. Poster. Boston, nGsc ioI Albany
S,hr jan, M'ia. lIunt, Fork.J River 1sy coal
sclr Village Gem Baker, Boston d.ys nsse 10 MASTER
schr Robert Sr.th Wicoy Portland days stone.
sehr Il. Mate, Lombard. boseH ioI Aloany
Schr WHIT q, tnleo 80, Ro-tnt Tor Albany A.. ...,s,
Schr Decaiul Osks Oaks Boston day.. nd'e 70 "A''s'
sehI Potter Sfow'l New LSnd'n n,s sSt to master
SehE Amazon Hall Ssnd~ ich days
schr HGrd Pierce Rockiand days Inn. H.. ,,,.a "a
sloop Frederick Brown Can f9''S' -
sAIEb s ss Sia Phl.deph Havana Roanoke Nor
'' Wl siS Sunset Sur VIEW W. w. very light
III. .,,,, .a,i,,ie hence for Hayre July Is,
10 of NsnluSsst and the 0a'sow for Liverpool M
BY ship AdiIoIdack
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DETERMINED TO CoMMIT SUICIDE.-A respectfully
dressed good-ookng woman, about 30 years old, yes
,erday atts mpted to cmm sacide by jumping INFO the
river at the foot Of North Eighth street +. d. She
rescued by Officer Martin of the Fifth Precinct,
who took her to the Station. where she again atenot-
ed self destruction by hanging herself with portion Of
her clothing When found life nearly extinct and
time elapsed before she could I've restored TO con-
sciousress by which time her friends tad discovered
Der whereabouts. Her name was ascertaned to be
Mary Van Wasssr and her home corner Of North
Third and Fifth streets, f. ID. No cause was assigned
for her conduct.
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THE BUsHwIcK AyESUE WIDEsISG.-A meeting
of the Committee # the Common Connect appointed tn
hear the petitions OF ersoas opposed 70 the opening Of
Bush wick Avenue was held lust night at the Fiemens
Hall, T.. d., for that purpose. Only few persons
were present. Mr. Jared Sparks, on behalf of those
oopo.ed 10 the widening, asked for further adjourn
m.pt VIII ch was agreed 10.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sdn-R Rises. 445 Sets 7'27 Moou--Sets.. SAG
HIGH
Sandy Book. 10 Gov Island 1910 Hell Gate..
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THE New DEAD HOUsE.-A new Dead House, TO
be erected in the rear Of the County Jail, was me
time sipce authorized by the Board of Supervisors.
The building is nearly completed. At recent meet
ing of The Board remenstrances against locating 1t
there presented by those residing and doing eus-
meas in the neighborhlod, wher.upon work upou the
building was ected to be suspended for tie present.
n is suggt,ied the river front wond re more suit
abe for se th,n the midst Of denscly populated
leighborhood.
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Nv Telegraph.

PHILADELPHIA, July l9-lrr s'hr. samuel so'an, ifoa
Jacksonvne bouod TO Bosiop Jnly eusoan'S ''
''i A., ih,Jx BLACK Squat, from Cardsnas.
SEw~URLEAks, July la-Au ship kate Dyer, hAvrs.
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TIE LuYAr,c AsYLUN-The Board Of Supervisors
Ia, en.erd into contracts for building additions TO
tie In i: Asylum on the County Farm. The low
e. bids were $s $50 for the carpenter work. S3i 400
for the mason work and S!,32l for the iron work;
MAXI z O 10 al Of SOL III.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. =,
Cleared.

seamships-Rosnoke Couch Norfolk Golden Fleece lBrh
Campbell Galway Montgomery Berry Savannah IL D. Croll-
well L Co 49,
Sbips-Southsrn Eagle Caldwell Melbourne; Eloise, Mlar
LONDON j. S. Dustan.
Bsrk-Casco, MCLEAN Trinidad @. Stephenson Ca.
Brigs-M Miller White. ST Thou as H. Nilingi Prlee
tom Wells Philadelphia c. r j. Peters; Ante Orr
Gum st John r MENUS Son; George Albert West H.-
yans Union tBrl Smith Windsor, 5 ID r. Dewoh; w.
Moore Tsplay Genoa; samoset Briggs Madeira Cus~, M
th-ws San Francisco Via Maasa
Elizabeth Smith New Haven master, Ssnh B.ruce, Clark
Ezabehpor Simpson Ma, hew Mary Eliza Lyon. Peters
burg Van Brunt Slagt Thee Brothers Eey RicAnodi
Van Brun Sssht hiswshs BIZ Eysns. Anisua, Smith
Jones Co titnton Strout Philadelphia &, =.
Peters; F. Nickerson, kuord Charleston Doner Patter
Susan Bsaise Boston, s. w. Lewis Co.. A. p Howe Cist
tin, Moorehesd: Ransom. Bethel Absros master
SJoop-Americs Stedman Bristol mater.
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FacPIsioR CLUI


Clubs LIT ID Sd 4th 5th eth 7th 9th 9TH Totals
Atlantic. o o
FIeei,ior.....2 70
Up pire Mr.. r. Barre Of the Pastime Club.
Scorer foI the Atlantic Club, MI q w. Moore.
Scorer for the Excelsior GLIB. Nh. 8 Gregory.
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Vrsir or TIE SAvAssAB BLuEs.-Thw afternoon,

NIsfT -.
at s o'elocb, he steamer FLORIDA whi isnd !" our
r,ary~s the Re- uolican Blues, of Savannah, Ga.
Du their stay in this rity they viii be the guests
of The New-Yo City Guard The Blues are under
Command of Cant. J. w. Anderson, and master 81
aio z The eceptiOn Ill be ma ked by ana tiiiery
sslu,e and other manifestations OF welcome, after
which the visitors aud their hosts will march to the
Lafsree Hotel which will be the hesdqna ters
,f the Rloes during their stay here. On Sa :
urcsy the City Goard escort them to Ran
dalfs Isl.Dd Thursday, Wards and Black
wells lslaeds, after which they will proceed 70
tn. beautiful residence Of b. NJ. Whtlock esq.,
Harlem, where they will be entertained in princely
style. On Monday night the Guard gill dine their
guests at the Metropolitan Hotel. Other entertain
pepts in for tue Blues but the details have
not yet trsnspred.
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BROOKE YIN ITEMS.

TIE TAxEs.-rhe Committee Of the 'oll' Doa.u :,
Abdetn. and Supervisors have esi"a'ea', o,n 90
shov;, an increase of siel 900 over last year. the
div revenue is estimated ut $lih4Vo'
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FIRE DEPARTMENT Hostile Fire Department
Committee of the Common Council have adopted
,e,otion di, Getting tie Commissioner of Repairs and
snr lies 10 enter into contract for 10000 ee of hose
At Al pc foot The fremen say that II will require
20 GOO f. ct 10 replace all the old, out hose in
use. Two sets of hose for each company aud a gen.
ersl hose depot, are sDgg'sted by active remen a.
necessary for the efficient working Of the department