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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

AxoruxR RRGsTTA PRorosED.-The success Of the
Regatta on Thursday has induced an association Of
gentlemen to Offer Sweepstakes for all vessels not
exceeding 10 tuns sailna regatta under tho follow
ing re guations:
TIE vessels entered By the Subscribers shall be tidedan'o
three cla--s Via Yachts OF the Newfos Yacht Clubs plot
boat, and cosstins yessels - . =,
Cour-e-fro aneborsse in the Bay sround the south
es. Sp and boat the Light boat the Sia;hom
tanh Of cope Nay and 20 the bar Sandy Hook
A Tire 81 .tsrting-Monday, the % ot July. .
EntIsnee money SIS for each bos-,o be applied IN tho
70 he purchase Of prize 10 De awarded 10
the winner la each class 81,
3 Tie Sailing Committee 10 conslst Of three msnsers-the
YAht Club the Pilot and the Of the other
vessels entered ssch To appoint o.. lsn5.T.
Ne sill, 10 he otb.i fore and Al =s sad thu rules
az H.. New.Yo1k Va. lat Club % govern tha s-iug.
No allowance OF time for taHnsze saf area 0; "se'ne
lie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

MINOR Cry IrRns.-Yesterday was bright, cool,
and comfortable and the carsand other conveyances 10
and from the city crowded with people in search
Of relaxation and recreation. After vigorous com
bat between the friends Of Sheriff Kelly and James
Conner the latter has been elected Grand Sachem of
the Tapmany Society. w. ID. Kennedy was alec
chosen Father Of the council and Caleb =. Lndsey,
Scribe. .. The 10Th Regiment Highland Guard, fully
equipped make their first public appearance to-day, on
which OCCASION the lth Regiment, Colonel Bostwick
ard the Garde Lsfayet e, Colonel LIE Gal, will act a.
their escort Company A. Of the 18th Regiment ce-
lebrate their frst anniversary to day by excursion
TO Flushing The sle of pictures belonging 10 j. 7.
Beaumont Eaq., which took place at the Irving build
ipgs in Broadway wss concluded on Saturday evening
by LeeJs Go The attendance was large, and the
sale vert on with spirit. Among the pictures sold was
"A Market Scene by Van SCHMIDT for $500, sold 10
VIM Nibo. " Sheep and Lambs" BY Verbockhoven,
500, cold 10 Wn Remsen. A series OF cabinet gems,
twelve in number. called the Story Of the Year. by
Kruse man, sl56, sold to VIM. NibIo "Coas: Scene"
BY Shaver. $50. Holy Family, sl10 Sheep"
by Van S+verJouck, $780,. Old Adams has again
barely escsped with his lite. He exhibiting his
beam in the menagere lat week, when the black bear
seized him by OF bis legs biting tcutircy through
AID raising him from the ground threw him distance
Of Eve or si1 feet. The trppers dog sprang at the
animal, and amer contest, assisted by Adams,
the mons,er was subdued AT the lat meeting of ,he
American Bible Society FIVE auxsries recog-
nzed: one in Connecticut, two in Texas in south
Carolina and one in Florida. Grants Of books
made the Presbyterian Board Of Missions for Siam
French Portuguese and English Bibles for sailors q;
Providence, l.; books for Mount Vaughn Mission,
Africa; for distribution in Kansas, Tennessee Indiana,
Iowa, Michigan and other s,stes, in Sunday SchSois
where there are no auxiliary societes eleven volames
in rssed letters for the Blind, and books in smaller
| quantities in various langaayts and rec Bits and
Teslamens TO captains W vessels fer distribution in
foreign ports....Tha Excise Commissioners on SAT-
arday received ten applications for license Two
Of them being defective they were rejected. Two
Others were r~a,ed at thnty dollars cssh....
Ire Kew u w. Dcnison has commenced Union
seamsns hlssyOn IN this city, on the Hudson River
sdc ana WIZ remove his paper, TIE Sea- from Boston,
hwih % .hrged and TO subscribers by mall =.
gen'Nvlsn Of this city by way Of rebuking The
puenh|. fever now raging, ha, scut 900 to orvips
"sfaS r, the retired pugiIb, The British screw
htVier Glasgow, Capt. Thomson, lcf on saturday
apernoos for Liverpool. She takes out ~ cabin ps'
scneers, and ITO in the s,ecrnso Her specie hs'
smo unts 10 t4l4 300 "A sycamore tree, standing In
Fiftkth street, Eas, River side between Second and
Third avenues, wac Gu, down on Friday. lives from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN JERSEY cITE

About 81 O'Clock Saturday morning iire Sr5se
out 10 small stable situated in the rear OF 10 Sls
south Fourth stret, jersey City, owned by Mr. Ken
pey, and occupied by Mr. KNOCKS. 4 strong west
srly wind prevailed The limo. and before the Fire
Department were fairly a. work, the aames extended,
and before they were subdaed seven buildings in all
were more o. isss damaged. The folio wing are the
losses:
On tie sahSe, sl25.
ling, owned by Edward Coies, and occapied BIZ Horny
Carroll shout sl50 Insured in the Fire and Marine Of
Eew-York.. $50 "
Nos 3Is a.i 40 South Fourth street, owned by
Harmon GosSheHs - GOO. Instred for fi,|0 IN the
HRh On A4t1aL
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ACCIDENTS AND IsQUg.rs.-Coronef Scbirmsr oo
Saturday held an Inquest ., the Ee-yoh Hospital The body
Of raInteT named john Voee ~ IL years who died
Ia OF injuries received BY falling run saa
me working the front OF the new build ns tne
corner OF Avenue d. aud seventh street The Jury retnoea
verdict OF s.oin death Coroner JSf k'@n h,ta an
on bdoy OF Cornelius Brenbsp young msn wh1 IVES se
on rndsy BY the falling Of wall A. No s
est lie sIh ohss had been gged N ssfk h ~
building poron Of the back wall fo IN oaIys hin'
IN he rains. 4 verdict accidental death wa reni,
bu Stevsnhu No 81 Houston street. Wa sse 20
l.tb on buay evening In consequence OF having e
Ils tans Of boiling sOT q Webb Ccs 1'ieiy s1lns u
Wrst besch The deceased who was otp
there engsgrd a the tn0 In arranging tor o. Ns
CKese b. ID Inquest the body yes'sfoS
IA a verdict Of ac<ydcnisi desthl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

BUnDIse IssPscroRs.-Th Board of Building In
spectos have just made division Of the districts over
which the different members Of the Board are TO have
resrecrive control. They have divided the city into
eight districts, corresponding with the number Of In
sIectors and the number of regular FIRE dstrcts, but
having entirely different boundaries from the latter
The names Of the Inspectors in the order Of the dis
triefs over which they assigned. j. Milton
Smith, Robert Tay lor. John Moore, George A. Har-
riot, Andrew Owen, Peter Tostevin, CHARLES X.
Hyde, and Walter w. Adams. They will soon make
report Of the result Of their Inspections their province
ling TO inspec, all net buildings. well examine
into the safety of those already erected.
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COURT CALRNDARITnIs DAT.

UNITED oIAlAS Oi'ifiNi - " - ~
si,e. -,
I'LL ls llf3 1y5 4os l2 $685. l1is ia iasS ioll 49,
al al 800 913 OIL 1911 1915 fzr IINo. 1ss. s5s bt5'
ii liso TO go Go leos cs2 a. ss2, 1000 1892 1885,
IlIg, 1913. s4, 1916. 1914. $751; $50. - a. a,
SuPRExI CoURT-SPscIAL TERh.-Nos- ~, 81,
- "a rs ss 49, 81. 9lL 90 to 81, 26, ~ 81, 70
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part i.--NOs. Az, 40, 475, 253,
S23 47 aSl 400 sos 5T o9 .6l ,o2 49, 4ls sls sol rs M
~ B. 4s7 4c8 53 S49 Part INos 40, 49, s1 sei SOC. c|
6c6 so So, Ala, sc7. 40 III. 1910
CoURT OF COASon PLrAs-Part Mos. 1873,
2 2o5s 20:o 1859 1000 &c. 1885, $50 2S9 2oei 2ooi 73o
Isss 40s l1ts ga Part iINos lSi s5 9A. CTS AZ, 81
s,5 1853, 1914 30Cl, 1903 203T, !, l7c5 lSiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

BODY FousD.-On Thursday afternoon the boayof a
man arrarsny ab ~, 20 years Of age was found n the
woods near High Bridge lying at tho fsot Of large
rock. The body was very much decOmPosod, and it
was impossible ASCERTAIN whether the deceased had
sustained any violence not. Near the body lay a
shovel bearing the initials ID. d. A. the handle.
Deceased bad dark bar brown pants plush vest dark
overeoat and as about five feet eight inches in hight.
Coroner schirrner held sn inquest the body when
the jury rendered verde! Of death from unknown
calses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11
ADVERTISEMENT
MARRIAGE AND DIyORcE.-OUR SOCIAL Re-

rATIos when examined In the light Of PHnssoLooY DO
much better understood than at present snd the little d7
enoes which annoy and disturb would subde could
Parties bot clearly the ores By which each
Have your hesds examined your characters writes
n full and yea may then yeur faults and your eze"
hnci-s PRor FowIRs, No 500 Broadway Owes hb ezcASs
a,tentiou to this depsrtment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

SrABsIsG IN ROOSEVELT srRERr.-Early on Sunday
morning several intoxicated persons were assembled
on corner in Roosevelt street when quarrel arose
between Robert FallaD, Phillip Ryan, and Robert Bell
During the disturbance Ryan seriously stabbed in
the shoulders and body, alleged by Bell and Fall
Ian. Ryan was conveyed to the NewYork Hospital
where be lies in dangerous condition. The asailsnts
were arrested snd taken before Justice Kelly, who
committed 10 the Tombs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

Certainly, BY their sawuy ssnssss 6,s< MAI e ca.
sss,sn ane 70 shame. rat a. co,er Fsev,asors In
ss;, -, LIN .ss nareaisss wh the scenery
So 1890. say do under the elm, but the bronze
feos civilization on the glob viii organize tine laws Of
bssuty well as of justices and then the dark and
down-srodden children of the w be sekno~
end protected pat Of the ethetic furniture OF the
HoKlds burning zone" s-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

PRIs1ERs FESTIVAL IL HosoK OF GcrTgsBxRG.-
The German Printers Society Of this city held meet
ing at Pybagoras Hall Saturday night aud decided
in favor Of holding festival the Fourth Of July in
honor Of Gutenberg, the Inventor Of Printing The
spo, seeced for the celebration is Union Hill New
jersey. Speeches. are to be made, and music ID to be
pntfu but the particulars of the celebration are to
be decided at general meeting of the printers 20 be
held On Saturday evening next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

No. ak2, twcs'ory frame, owned by Mrs. Elizabeth
rhiis'Ie. Toes 81 100 Isssred in the Plr, and Marine
.sf Few-York for $500.
No. ~, fam, dsell;ng, owned by John s NTH.
danags 81 600. Insured III the Fire aud Marine.
No 1s, fnme d~ ell'ns, cwsed by Thos Corners.
Dsnsg~d slou 500. Insured in the Jers-y City H.
surance Co. tor $500 .l li.
1h fIemen were mpeded in their work. owning to
ar insufficient force Of water frnrn the main pipe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

Apprsr OF RIvpp THIyyss--Om Saturday morn
in7 at an cory hoa oc-rs Blair and Walker Of ie hno
Police ares I'd two e1 ,asnsj John Williams siss su'sn
and who IN The -, % bfsafias hlS
reta he schooner Mary EPfrus.oe Capt Ssss g.ss
a No "A East River Lhcer WALKER LAa DC, c,ss
oder ralr, aes shrrpr Of half mile seemed yolh.ou
thsr0 D. DE Tons ed iu1assacy aaui 20 the Peih%r
..sx A. II es.h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11
TO The PUBLIC.

The undersigned. having been requested to art -
Committee receive and forward such may Be
for the relief Of the mot needy Of the surviving
.uerers by the late terrible tornado In part Of Iowa ssd II
lino which demolished almost everything movable within Ia
sweep killing wouudng great number Of persons and nsv
Ing Others homeless. and utterly destitute. WI take
which Be Committed to rs for taas pur
pose win that the money judico5sy dt
buted the sufferers. Contributions be cent W
either Of the und-rrigea at the places dcsnned below
WILSON o. HUNT. No @ Park place
GERARD HALLOCK. Ne. 81 Wan street
j. II. BROwER No. As South street.
Neio- Yoyk, June Q, lsCo.
We cbeerfully commend the above appeal TO the
charitable.
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COURT OF SrYCIkL SESSIONS-JuSy a-Before Justices
WELSH BRENNAN, and BRovSELL.
4 mOnfhs. Chris

I"Fu rIV'F'H' "a ~ % 1'' - 80 -
sfc,y PeuiteutsIy months jane. Rarae larceny. Peni
tsnAiy uonths Margaret Desre larceny PenilenAry
Nhsel Henry larceny Penite ntisry mouth John Van Am
burgh larceny PeIiteniiay month"; Mary Ann Berg lar
go P.,ieuary months Charles MsrshGD l,rcsny Peni
t.nsry months; Margaret Canton larceny PenieutiaIy
nontbs. Geo Ormsby larceny Penitensry months; Geo
jobnsop Lre.nv PenitenAry months; Henry Williams. sr
cen1 Penienlry months; James Martin asscu and battery
WotLboue 10 dan Susan Davis. assault and battery Work
house 10 sys Johanna Hagroy assault and battery Work
house dayy Patrick assault and battery Wcrthouse
nontn. hchee Mooney larceny NoTkhonse In days. John
Davis assault ard battery, orkhoue month"; John Hea
assault and cry Workhouse months Fritz J. Stone,
ms lat week WoTkbou-e month.
cn.derat e number prisoner. tried aud acquitted
and In several cgses sentence wss suspended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

STABBIss AFPRAT.-Un Saturday night two young
men named John Tennis and Michael Caatwen became
engaged in quarrel at the corner of Christopher and
Washington streets, when Cautwell drew knife and
stabbed bis adversary in the abdomen The wound In
ficted was dangerous one, and young Tennis now
le- in critical condition. Cantwe arrested by
Officer HsrDg, and being taken before Justice Con-
molly was committed to answer. ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

DELAY IN CRIMINAL BusryEss.-Heretofore it has
been the custom of the police magistrates to send the
Ia, err In carer heard before them only month
10 the District Attorneys Office This bad the effect of
keep the prisons filed for an unnece sSary length of
time beside delaying the trial Of the accused. To
remedy his evil Dis;ricAttornoy Waterbury has adj
dressed letter TO the Board of Police Jusces calling
their attention to the evils necessarily arising from
their mode Of proceeding and requesting them to send
all papers in cases heard before them IN every
week to the DiStrict.Attorney' Office after Monday
next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

The rec.e' tssa'os IN ti State. reansyvsnia and Now
Jercy sud subject all tho rights Of the prior mosass bond
hoefr The decree aened 10 By al ties a. containing
volved-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11
Charitable.

BURGLARY.--John Hopkins and Brian Denny were
arrested on Saturday by Officers Rsgsn 0ss- Of the
Eleventh Prseir carei with hsyios baIssoasy eaer.&
the premises No 35s Tenth th-r-ffon
te the property and both committed ~ By Jus
ice teers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11
CITY ITEMS.

AkusEnEsTs-Ni5io's Cordcn.-Ths Garden 70 9
gr at success aid In 81 ito Il tho unpropia us weather
it Las 'eeb vted by hrongs Of persns the past week.
The performances the stage tonight cossalsf Of
gra, d ballet, sud the burlesqne Of " Norma
Lara Keeres T1eater.-Mr. Plankett's farce. the
"Jal ere Embassy" il kept tie Till Judicious
curaiinents have made it more compact and it plays
much smoother and better than at first. Tee burlesque
Of Jenny Lind" with Mr.. jefferson and Mrs. John
w"d, will he given every night
WiE,er Gdr5en.-To-night Mrs. Julia Dean HayRe
takes farewell benefit. Mr.. Il. @. p Wilkins
clever drama, Young N.w-York" and the comedy
Of tho 6 Honeyme on" are tho pieces announced.
Wohaek's Theater.-The " Overland Route" every
night.
Bornsm's Museum.-Mr. Harry Pearson, the popu.
lar comedian las been engaged here and Tonight sp-
pears as Bob Tyke. in cite School Of Reform."
Prcf. Jooobs.-Tbis wizard entertainment at No. IA
Broadway IL crow ded every night.
Christy's Minstrels.-The new japanese piece here
is bit, and viii be given every night this week.
Palace Gorden.-Tbis establishment is to be opened
for tie Summer tonight full orchestra, un
der the leade nhp of Mr. j. r. stratton and grand
display of fireworks, the attractions offered.
SxRxsADE TO REvgRDT JoHgsoS.-A sereuede wss
given To the Hon. Rev-rdy johnson of Baltimore, on
Saturday evening" ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel, by the
Dooqlu COMMITTEE of this city. The following
gentlemen composed the Committee: A. " Stout,
j. ]. Bradley, b. Connolly, G.. W. Mclean, J. A.
McSfaster, Charles W. Baker, John Clancy, b. IL
Whit!ock, james II Smith, J. T. S,utter, John e.
Do,lin Edward G. West, Col MeCann, Henry c.
Sebtins, Richard +. Cafman, A. Belmont, +. B.
spipola, VIM. HSvemeyer Moses Taylor, T. b.
Cutting and hugh Smith. The music, which was BY
Dodworbs BAND, was charming but tie as.embiage
gathered in front Ct the Hotel TO sen the backbone
Of TIE Douglas men Of the New-York delegation, was
small. At 10 time there more than 80 people in
front Of the Hotel, and Of these many were small
boys Mr.. Jobnfon was introduced to his audience
by City Chamberlain A. V. Stout, and made little
speech in favor of Douglas and Squater Sovereignty
lie wac followed BY En. Marshall of Kentucky, who
spoke in his profanely eccentric way ard J. d. Hslde-
man, esq, Of Harrisburg, Pa. At the close III p. MI
half the audience had gone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11
IAdxertisemenlI

RARNUM's MUSEUM is so fun Of novelties that
there il hardly room Thousands OF vto rhs 0sss
Baby year, old and weighing 2s7 pounds contrasts Strangely
with the living skeleton old and weighing les hss ~
poaDde The living What l. It, living Seals Grand Aqua 40,
1e with the pendd dramatic performs AT and evcs
ing make bill Of attractions equslcd for 25c.
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fAdvsrtisem~otI
JAPANESE EMBASSY.

Just received from wsshhagtou on exhibition .
BxApr's 0ALLssr,
Ne sD Broadway.
IA only .thsnss Of ,be ,sie~ IA Nh sospey
Aso the dsssssas candidates for The Pesidssy and VIZ
Presidency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

APPorsTNysrs.-President Stephens, Of the Cro.on
Board, has appointed John Hope VIM. II. Cook, Cor
nelus Wood ard Mortimer Sullivan members of the
Waer Police in the place of the others removed. Tho
duties of the Water Police consist in reporting now
buildings furnished with water, and guarding against
the waste of the fluid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

CoLoRID THIEvEs.-A young colorcd GIRL named
Abigail Fountain ard her young coored beau George Qur
arrested Sunday, charged with having stolen IN
money snd $50 worth u .wey fro Rose Mae q No -
Mercer street The prisoner. admitted having been IN the
where Mrs hael alleges the trunk containing her
placed but deny The ,hei They committed BY Justice
Connolly for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11
fkdysrtisementl

DYSPEPSIA CvRED IN A FEW DAYS, By
Dr. foprlss PuLvoSro LIyB SyRCr.
a o.. bottle Sold by he Druggists.
Depot No q Coartlandts,, New. Yea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

OAK ORCHARD ACID SPRING WArER.-Tbe ns-
81 ths Water fully shown h the testirse
nias ayasian. and other respectable Miivdua ~hAe
nav be Application the Agent Deers supPhs<
BbersI No Water genuine unless procured from w.
BosTwiox Sole Agent metropolitan Hotel Buadns No "a
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-JryE 9-Bsiors
L. HIN

The Gaze Of VIM. n. McIntyreand Joseph c. Tucker,
protretor, Of The Daily Merit who be tried thu
charge of offering bbe to Alderman Brady came t. day IN
the Of motion by judy biting COUNSEL for the accused
10 the indictment qusshed Judge Whiting offered various
principally aebnic 20 the iatictneni Ia support II
81, MOTOR and poie length. The Di'ct- Attorney
IN orpoon to the motion and the mater finally
aside until nett Saturday The Recorder VIII thsn awe he
decision the motion
Joterh Lett then tried aud convicted Of forgery the
fourth passing three 10 counterfeit bills purporring
Ie 81 The CsnIs Bank Of Asb.us MrMcis-I Rich
and oibeTs He u to the sts;a Pri.on for tao years
Frederick Heburg then put trial for gambling Hobus
yopng etnaD who has like dozens OF Others been making
iyrg by keeping "yo game table at German lager beer
se his place being the poks Garden in the Ro~eIy The
indictment T. based The old gambling law aud the District
Attorney press,a conviction tho ground thst ssch cheap
esb aces the OF leading boys aud yonng
into gambling larger sese M Clinton, counsel
finally Of objec tons to The
csdues jury retired After absence Of
little than half hour the jury nuned without having
been able to agree. ~
number OF liquor TO have come FOR hs but
ty were sgqn deferred In consequence Of the length OF Judge
Writings speech. They lei down for Mondiy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

An HoylsT WoAAy.-On Thursday afternoon u
purSs containing 500 was found 10 Whitehall street
by Ann Burke, poor woman residing at No. lOs
Thirty. street. Instead Of pocketing the funds
che gave them into the custody Of the first policeman
she met and they now avail, claimant in tie bands
of Capt. Silvey Of the First Precinct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-11

FATALLY BgATEs.On Sunday night Thomas Cox,
nght-watebrnan residing at No. 90 Mulberry street.
was badly beaten by some unknown persons, at the
corner of Mulberry and Chatham streets He was
taken to Bellevue Hospital, where he died on Friday
from conclusion of the BRAIN the result of his Injuries
An inquest win be held on the body by Coroner GAM
be.
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(Advert,sementl
Mas. WiSsLQW.

An szpersuesd Narsr aud Fsmae Phy.ean has soer,.ss
siErP CHnDRxy 1s1rnisa which greedy facilitates -
process Of cehre BY sosnins the gans and reducing 81 I'm
esmus,ios wi ay al P.n saA sde 70 resala,s he 80.
Depend upon H. mohers win give AL rsn
end b~slth 10 inf.ntA Perfectly safe In q.
Mlop- " bottles sold every IN the Unitsa o&
h an al sDd w.n ;. I'd remedy. .. f.
Ps'cA IS CENTS BorrrA . p-...
Nsps eeassbe r-s~s tbs so-.linils Of Cvsfn sAA>s
New.foh h On he oatsids vnppsx.
Sold b. Druggists thxoughoof he woSA - =
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QUARANTINE.
To he E1itox Of TAs n. Z. Irtosae


Sir, Much unnecessary alarm having bess srssA"a
on Staten Island ard in New-York CRY, BY mi.ap-
prehension of the application Of the Quarantine Com
mission TO the Commissioners of Emgrx lou, for funds
with which to equip the Floating Hospital for inus-
diae use, deem. il my duty to state, that Of
yellow fever ard vesssls believed to DO iafessed
with that, sy other pes'ilentia diseass Whatever.
have arrived at this port during tho present
All infected vessels ~ill directed by law, be de-
tanned below the Narrows, and the most rigid scrutiny
viii be exercised in al cases. and every precau,ion OBJ
served to prevent the approach the city, Of any
vessel without clean bin Of Health, and whose ssa
tary condition is not perfectly unexceptionaele.
IL is also untrue as stated in The Commercial Ad-
certser and other papers Of Inst evening ''thas the
Emigration Board have placed the Health Officer In
charge Of the grounds" at the Quarantine They san
remain under the jurisdiction Of the proper officer.
A. N. QUINN. Health onccs.
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