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he may zee fit to make to Headquarters. Such su-
pervision az is herein limited at viii appear the more
necessary when ii is understood that portion Of the
police force is recruited from the obnoxious gangs in
question.
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ADVERTISEMENT. |
NOTICE.

for those about purchasing 70 know se
HIRAM ANpERsos the Carpet Dealer No 81 Bo~ey
has ede eat Reduction the pcs Of bic maeH'e STOCK
Ength Me dalicn Velvet and Brussels cAkPsriso -
He is also selling ThrsePy agd irsrsin Capsens h1ss IN
Catls Msts, Mating Windos snsors ~; ta'e ana f@"'
at prices Ear below any quoted In our cry
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Bulls HEAD.-The report Of the Cattle market
shows that trade was better on the second than upon
the rst day OF the market and that upon all grades OF
bulocks the drovers had to submit to decline upon
last weeks rates notwithstanding they then thought
prices 30 ruinOufly low. hebusiness dragged through
both days al a very slow rate, but all the stock was
closed out before night, the owners apparently having
no confdtn nee in holding for better times next
week. A good many very good bullocks were sold
this week at less than niue cents pound net for the
meat, sinking hice and fat.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

Ths Board net Yesterday sfte1noon at Castle Gar
den President VERPLASCK in the chair, and all the
members present. The following letter was presented
ouAnANrIsE. STATEN ISLAND M,sIvE Ho.graL}
June %, 1861
To Jane. II. Jerome Physician Of Marine Hospital DIR
To one cur e''' salary due april $780, 81 20 % .
70 ne The above hin has been presented 70 you and
wels Ju,tice TO well to the State demands your i'm
Tie an cunt has long unusy withheld and
Of arefos with to resort to the aRpropste
tribunal to compel pyne withO-t further e9uiyors, Or de-
Physician Marine Hospital
prpsident VERPLASCK faid that the proper way for
DR. Jerome TO proceed would he t, get out a mar
dsn us and obtain the judges opinion thereon. He
ugg sed that the matter be referred TO the cous"i OF
tic Board with Instructions 70 reply that the Comma
soners repudiate the claim and that he a. liberty
TO Tursue uch legal measures he thought best. The
paI.r WIS on motion 80 referred.
Sine the advent of the Commissioners OF Charities
and Corrections the long unsettled difference in money
uafters that originated between the Ten Governors
snd the Commissioners of Emigration, has been taken
Up, and v IN, il il hOpe', be specify settled.
AZ lste meeting Of The Commissioners Of Charities
and Corrections Committee was appointed 10 confer
with ike Committee Of The Commissioners of Emigr
ton.
The clam of the former Board ia predicted upon
tie expenses and charges incurred for the sup
port of pris,Dels, Migrants panpers &c., who have
been arrested beOre1 expiration Of the i've years
he Board Of Emigration being obliged by law to care
for al destitute berless emgrants for the periof Of
years after their arrival soin The amount
has bow swelled $50 600 and the settlement, If any
can be made. will deCove upon the new Board, the
Ten Governors being unable TO effect a settlement.
On the other hand the Commissioners of Emigration
have figured up claim of 1929 600 against the Com
nj, sioners Of Charities and Collections for the support
OF he children Of emigrants born on American soil
The Commissioners contend that the care OF these
children il chargeale TO the county, and hence their
m against the Department of Charities ard Correc-
ton. II is not TO he understood that the Emigration
Department repudate the claim Of the other Board,
bat they design holding them to the strict letter of the
law. TIE mattec may be summed up in nutshell.
An enigrant arrives IN New-York and for the period
Of five years is legally chsrgeable to the EmiEraon
fund but dur that time he becomes arrested for one
ih or another and the local law transfers his body
to tie custody of ARCHER Board, who demand pay
men for HE Of the Board that is legally respon-
sbe. THIS is the claim of the Aims House Depart
neut
ON the other side, an emigant woman within the
period Of five years gives birth 10 child, VIII IA child,
heing erioan born becomes the care OF the Aims
home Department II it Were thing the mat
ter would lie speedily disposed Of bat The rdb comes
on tie snug little balance Of $4,000
II, h 1v statement ia fDlloWe.
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THE CORPORATION ATToRSEY The Committee Of
tie Board OF Councilren who were appointed to in
vertge the charges of mafeasaoce made against the
Corporation Attorney, have been 8, much engaged
with sanitary urreys and Japanese receptions, that
they have not thought of attending to this matter aud
will not do so probably until the JAPANESE Committee
TO W hich some Of tbem belong become released from
tjeir arduous and absorbing duties. Meantime Mr.
Gsnet If obliged to sit quiet under the shameful impu
tations woch have been cast upon his character.
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LAUNCH OF NEW PILoT- BoAT.-A new pilot-boat,
intended for a company of New-york and Sandy Hook
pilots yesterday launched from the foot of Twelfth
street. East River in the presence Of large party Of
ladies and gentlemen who had assembled to witness
the spectacle One of the principal points of attraction
in tire new vessel was the fact that her builder, Mr..
Henry Steers, is a nephew of the lamented George
Steers, and though yet young man, has given ev-
dence that lie inherits in degree, the genius
which gave him success and worldwide fame as
nodeler Of fact ships. ...
The Charles II. Marshall, which lie the name of the
new boat il one Of the beautiful vessels of her
class which was ever built in this city, having the
sharp and copcave lines which distinguish the yacht
America the George Steers aud other unrvaled sail
ers. She is 81 feet in length deck, 20 feet beam,
and feet deep measuring about 100 uns. Herdraught
of water will be between and 10 feet, with all her
ballast in. She is copper fastened her frame being of
white oak and hackmataek.
The masts which as straight and trim as ever
went into vessel GO and 20 feet in length. The
cabins Of this trim little craft elegantly finished
in satan-wood and birdseye maple, and will compare
favorably with any Of our finest yachts. Mr. Steers
nteuds before delivering the boat to her owners, to
make a short excursion mp the Sound to demonstrate
that everything is in perfect order The vessel cost
about $40 900.
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CITY ITEMS

SHowEBY We have had some much needed and
very acceptable showers That on Tuesday fell gently
on he parcbed earth north of the city, for some three
hours in the forenoon and again during the night On
Wednesday morning vegetation, that was dry and dy'
ing the day before, looked fresh and beautiful with
out thee showers, the strawberry crop would have
soop come TO an end. The shower of "Wednesday al
,ernoon apparently extensive and came 80 gently
that its BENEFITS will he doubly felt Tne rain will be
highly beneficial to the grass and oat crops The for
mer was dry ing out and the latter premaurey head
ing out
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE At ACcTIoS,, JUsE 20,
1859 by Adrian H. Muller Lease Of two lots ~ W eoruet
Seventh avenue and Tweaty nth street 5000
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foE TIRE WKBK ENDING "WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20 1860.
TOTAL RECkiPTs WEEK
According the from the ser places Ia the
cir. tn. " have been received tbds week.
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EXCISE CoaNIssIosERs-Messrs. Haskell and
Holmes met in the Common Pleas Courtroom on
Wednesday morning, and granted four licenses at $50
each. Three of the applications were from sorekeep-
era and the other from an innkeeper. The Board ad
jouIned to Thursday at II a. m.
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lAdvertisemcnt-l
DEATH TO VERMIN.
MKY sHs MIHAcUL0Us

\EEMIS DESTROYER
ExTHRsIsATgs RArs and NICE.
WATER Bees, RoAcHNs. GARDEN PLANTS, &c.
Principal Depot No. 62 Broadway. Sold also By all drss
gsts
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Gvo ALIss IA our agent IN BIRxiSGHAN Conn., of the sale
NJ THT TanUsH Daily, scmiWecky and WecDy.
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To, bv oil RoBtss June 20 lOs2S bbls Flour 10 bbs
Com Meal 10 9s4 bush Com 640s do Wheat 4oSn DO as
100 Pig Lard IS DO Provisions SS4 do Whisky % d. Ashes
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MINOR CRY IrEMs.-At an election for officers of
Company 6, Seventh Regiment, held at the Armory,
Lafayette Hall, on Tuesday evening" Orderly Sergeant
r. f. Halsted was elected Secocd Lieutenant, vice
Kent, resigned; Second Sergeant George w. Ford
elected Orderly Sergeant, and Corporal Aom s. Brady
elected Fifth Sergeant. Andrew Nixon, VIM. Dan
el, Caleb C.. Crane James Meehan, j. B. Campbell, G.
j. MAIDS, Samuel Cheshile, Charles Bronze Florence
Coughlin John McGoey II. Enele John Meehan and
Patrick Toole OF the Street Commissioners Depart
ment and Henry Selmore of the City Inspectors De
partment sworn into Office yesterday by the
Mayor. Charles Goodyear Of New Haven, the al
ged inventor and dscoverer Of the of ndia-rub-
Der in ufacture lying at the point OF death in
this city, of an affection of the BRAIN He left Wash
Dgton weeks homo TO attend the fuoeral
of bis daughter but unable to proceed any further
than this city. Statutes were fred from Fort Hami
ton, and Fort Columbus Governors Island yesterday
in holo or of the memory of the late General Jessup.
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Central PARK CoMsITTEE.-The Senate Commit
tie On tie Central Park met on Wednesday morning
at 10 o'clock at No 81 Exchange place. Tney voted
10 ferd copy Of the charges against the Central Park
e. 1misio ere them, and call on the Clerk to the
Common Council and the Clerk TO the Central Park
Con niricn to furnish copies of all resolutions and
ordinances relating to the Central Park and decided
10 employ an accountant in aiding their clerk t. make
cut the Expenditures the Park un Ter seven heads:
Laher; Material; Work done under Contract;
Police; Clsrk-bire; Salaries of Engineers, Archi-
reets and Draugbtsmen, and what has been paid
10 Commissioners, if any The Committee then
adjourned to meet at the Aston House on Friday
morning at 10 O'Clock. The Commissioners were in
,ied t. appear personally or by counsel a the sessions
OF tie G. mniee. There VIII he 'nnr witnesses on
Friday-Nessrs. Jane. Hogg, Pear II gan Andrew
Ii. Green, aId Howard Daniels.
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N. orb end Raiosd the following report
OF TRANSPORTATION OF sto the wrek ending this day;
Beeses.... ........2 40 Sheep and Lsmbs...... 400
Ho~. ................ 81 Swine. .............. 500
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The police magistrates deny that their Board coun-
unlawful assemblages street through
political any other considerations, in proof of which
they quoe section 90 chapter sos of the laws Of 1860
pref AIRED and procured to be enacted by them Apressy
TO aid in breaking up just such gangs. The section
reads folows:
Every person IN said city and county shah be
guilty dsoTde ly conduct that sch Of the
peace 10 shall thorouRhe public place IN said city
comfy sny thIe-ten abusive nTung behavior
with intnt To provoke bah OF the peace whereby breach
oft peace msy be oct asioned"
This Section the magistrates caim would, if prop
ely enforced, abaie the evil complained Of but they
ray tlat prosecutions under it frequently fail through
hack of the requisite evidence It is not surprising that
order to break up thee gangs should become dead
letter. There lie absolutely supervision from Police
Headquarters Of the conduct Of the paromen in the
prosecutions. IL is common 10 an officer Pertina-
oi6dsy pressing charge that has no merit, and 1t Is
equally common 20 rec prosecution that ought 10 DC
pressed fail thr ugh the connivancs Of the policeman
having the matter in charge. This is done with I'M
puniy. There is 10 superior officer OF the Department
to supervise the prosecuting officers conduct IN the
Police Court He perfectly free 10 manage bis share
of the pr secuion as he pleases and to give bis own
version Of the proceeding unqueSloned IN any report
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" MIR. HYATT's CASE. "

To The Editor Of The Y Tribune
SIR In your issue Of this date you are mistaken In
the supposon that Mr. Hystt has returned 70 ms nome
He s In Washington and looking after the senate ana m
servsns" They through with him. but hsrn ne no'
vet dore with them You say thought Mr. schel made
and timely stand against such abuses "nere
IN Is the difference between him and Mr. Hyatt SEQ none
except that after both refused to testify, the Senate sent nr
HYATT to JAIL and thereby showed clearly that we hold our
ht fe liberty snd the pursuit Of happiness BY very sn
tenurewhie the House of Representatives backed d0"n,
and did not attempt TO exercise such power which, In the case
of the Covode Committee might probably be constitutional
but in the Senate Committee in violation Of both
Consti ution and law.
Ne,r- York, June 20, 1850 w. r. NJ AkSf.
[Remark.-Mr. ScheIl obeyed the summons of the
Committee attended its sittinss as required and an
swered every question relating TO public officers and
public money; but when he was asked TO reveal uhe
names of private citizens who had subscribed TO party
electioneerng fund.- be refused-wherein we think he
was right The House did not zee t to compel or i'm
pr,on him, thereby virtually admitting the soundness
Of his position. Mr. Hyatt, on the other hand, sp-
peared before the Senate Committee but there refused
TO answer any question whatever deny
ing the right of the body to require testimony from him.
We must presume that Mr.. Army sees no difference
between Mr. Scbells course and Mr.. Hyatt's; but we
are very sure that not one more of the Thirty Millions
Of our People viii share his inrmity Of vsion.-lEd
CONTROVERSY AND THE HISTORICAL SocIETY.-A'
the meeting Of the Historical Society Tuesday
ing Mr.. George Folsom offered q resolution that no
paper Of controversial religious, political character
be allowed to be read before the Society, and that
each speaker be limited to one hour The resolution,
after considerable discussion was laid on the table.
The latter portion of the resolution is highly desirable
but if Mr. Folsom int nded by the former clause to rule
ont such Papers as that of Mr.. Bancroft on Jonathan
Edwards to which he made strong objections on this
ground at the time, it would deprive the Society OF
many of it's most valuable contributions.
Mr. f. Anthony of this city, has published series
of microscopes Of scenery in Cuba. They besat-
full and perfectly executed.
ARRIVAL OF ENTHUSIASTICALLY 600 Mormons,
Including English, Welsh, Germans, Swedes, Danes,
and people of other Nations arrived at Castle Garden
10 the ship VIM. Tapscott from Liverpool. They are
bound to Salt Lake City under the Of several Ell
ders All of them appeared to be well dressed and
had money enough their comfort. Among them
are great many old people between Ga and 20 years
Of age One of the Elders, who has six wives at Salt
Lake City, brought another from England with him,
and lected an eighth from the Congregation while on
cupboard.
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