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T RKPoRT

OF Secretary Of Water Works, for the month
of April. Receipts, 81 ,596 u; expenditures
S737 50. Receipts over expenditures, 1857 IA.
Received and filed.
OF Board Of City improvements, relative to
the facts regarding the grading Of West River
street. Received and filed.
OF City Attorney, as to whether the city
has legal right to dredge the Guyahoga riv-
er, and assess the property holders upon the
river for theexpense Of the same, reports that
the City Council has net such power. Re
ceived and fled.
OF Clerk Of Police Court for April, 186O.-
No. Of persons arraigned, city cases, 90; State
cases, 43; State examinations, l. Amount
paid into City Treasury, S136,41; amount
paid into County Treasury, S52,24. Received
and filed.
OF special committee upon the site for a
new city prison. They recommend the pur-
chase Of H. P. WeddeIl's lot, SO feet on both
Champlain and Long streets, $50 feet in
depth. They recommend also the purchase
of an adjoining lot belonging TO Mr.. 0viatt,
S3 feet front on both Champlain and Long
streets. The purchase Of these two lots will
give abundant room for city Offices and city
prison, with space for o yard for males and
females. The terms are easy. The Weddell
lot is offered for $1,000, or $40 per front foot,
payable in eight annual payments, with per
terms, $70per foot. Report received and act
ed upon.
OF Committee on Markets. adversely to the
purchase of pair of scales for the West Side
market. Received and fled.
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FIRE.


OHIOAeOl my 7.
About 4 o'clock this morning The clothing store
Of Barrett, King Co., was destroyed By fire.
Stock valued at $50 900. Fully insured. Buiid-
ing owned by L. Bigslsrd. Loss $4,000; INCUR
ed for $4,000. The building adjoining, occupied
Is livery stable was crushed By the falling walls.
Loss $4,000
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PHILADELPHIA ELECTION

PHILADELPHIA, Nay !.
The municipal alectiOn passed on very quietly.
There was a drenching rain during the day.
Great interest was fell bv the Democrats on the
news from Charleston, and to-days proceedings
were anxionsly awaited.
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NEW YORK ITEMS,

6Dw YORk, Nay l.
The steamship New York, from Bremen via
Southampton 18th, arrived this r. NJ.
She passed, on the morning Of the 22d, the
steamship Glasgow from Liverpool for New York.
and few hours Afterwards the steamer Adriatic
hence for Southampton.
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per annum, for the purpose of storing tOOl'I
S.. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Clark, That the Eagle street sewer
be Immediately built as recommended.
CLAIMS.
A large number Of claims were presented
and disposed Of.
G. c, Briggs was elected Weigher of Hay
for the west side Of the river. The election
Of Weigher for the east side was postponed
for one week.
COMMUNICATIONS
From Charles L. Rhodes, Vice President
and Superintendent Of the Cleveland and Ma
honing Railroad Company, asking the priv.
lege Of using for the Road a portion Of Hurd
street, between West River street and the
River, for a series Of years. for q suitable
compensation Referred TO Committee on
Harbors and Wharves.
From Committee on Harbors and Wharves,
that the distractions at the mouth Of the river
are dangerous, and need immediate removal.
From Board Of City Improvements, recon-
mending the immediate construction of that
portion of the Eagle street sewer from the
Canal TO Canal street. Received and fled.
ORDINANCES.
To establish general system of sewerage.
Read 6rst time.
To establish the grade of Washington street,
between Taylor and Weddell streets. Read
first time
To regulate cabs, Sc. Read second time.
To regulate the management of the Infrm-
Rry, sc. Read second time.
To grade and drain CrOtOn street. Read
second time.
To assess tax upon property abutting upon
Long street. Passed.
$40, 793.05, payable on and after May 7th
Adjourned.
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VS.. RAlaER, the American Advertising Agent, n
EeOrueg hith and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia d
authorized TO receive subscriptions and advertisements
for this paper at our lowest rates. His receipts will
b regarded a payments.
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The TUkF.-The trotting season at the Spring
Pond Course will commence this afternoon at 2
O'Clock, with a match for $50 side between Kim
bery's Lady Franklin" and Newel's Silver
Tail, }" mile heats, best three in FIVE to harness.
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NEw ApERRrIsRmENTs

n. n. Hall-Cheeuo butter &e
Rowland y. Russoll-Sale OF Real Estate.
Ae DENY q huNic-Lucreua Borga-SA eiches In India
8Onntttl FoTesi City House.
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NINI WUtI lNNHN'
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 1st, 1860.

TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 1st, 1860.
Present-Messrs. Masters, Thomas, Sabin,
Hickman, Rezner, Qusyle, HOpkinson, Lewis,
Stevens, Christian, Russell, Marshall, 0viatt,
rWillard, Stephan, Dixon, Clark, Palmer.
President Masters in the chair. Minutes
Of last meeting read and approved.
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COUNTERFEIT.

NEW YoRk, May
Counterfeit ives on the Warnsuta Bank,
at Fall River Mass, circulated here yesterday.
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found in Cleveland, and be has Twenty, Five Hun
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CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.
NV Hwy. Conn Nav ]

The Legislature meets tomorrow. The Rspub.
Iicans have nominated Hiram Goodwin President
pro tenn Of the Senate, and o. II. Perry Speaker
Of the House.
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BUSINESS NOTICRS.

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&UKt1IUAL UASES-'
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A c0uchiug,
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DIssecting,
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IIephine.
Pocket Vial anil
from SE to Thirty Dollars, at
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MRS. C sYMONDs

The Restorative Is pat up IN bottles OF three sizes
Laig medium and SMALL the snail holds Z pint, ma
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cent in proportion, and rstas for three dolTs pc
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A., -, e M, ChANlOlOeif FOhCEPs
E09 WFIsKA
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A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
KEEP az noy3 Fl3KES.
nISSECTING OASES-A GOOD
- assortment At Prices frOm thFeo nd halfto thirt,
collars 9 -eh y FISKE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-07
The meteor was also seen in Norfolk, Va
and is thus described by the Herald

ESCAPE OF AN ACCOMPLISHED FORGER.- AT
Philadelphia, on Saturday last, tipstaf OF
the Court of Quarter Sessions, named John
Porter, was sent to the Moyamensing prison
to bring up Col. james Buchanan Gross, the
celebrated forger, to receive his sentence. A
chaiss was proc cured for this pHrpose, and
Gross was duly handed over 20 the officer
when a third party was permitted TO hold a
conversation with him which the officer did
not hear. Mr.. Porter and his prisoner then
got into the chaise. Cross remarked that he
expected 10 be sent out to Cherry Hill, and he
would like to stop first at his old lodgings
at the southwest corner OF Moyalnensing aV-
enue and Washington avenue, for the purpose
Of locking up his trunks. Mr. Porter states
that he demurred at this proposition, but at
length consented to the arrangement and the
chaise was accordingly driven to Miller's TaY-
ern, aI the spot named. Cross and the officer
proceeded up stairs 10 the third story, and
they entered room which was darkened The
prisoner alluded TO this fact and requested
the officer TO open the shutter. While the lat
ter was obligingy doing this, Cross bolted out
Of the room, locked the door upon the outside,
ran down stairs, and scaling the fence, Ieaped
into a light wagon that was in waiting, and
was driven off by man already in the vehi-
Gle as fast as the horse could carry him. The
fugitive is celebrated in his line of business,
and has not yet been taken. He cut a great
dash in Paris few years since, ana obtained
the means of doing il By an extensive series of
forgeries and swindling. On his return 10 the
United States he organized a series of forge
ries, by which parties in Philadelphia, New
York and Boston We're heavily bled. With
the fruits OF these misdeeds, he was living the
life of nabob in Il southwestern city, with
his valet, &c., when he was arrested and
brought TO Philadelphia for trial. Porter, the
tipstaff, has been suspended, and will proba-
bly, be severely dealt with for allowing the
prisoners escape.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch,
4 ITtatHINTtOH y " rug, Ft.
STAIrNT0N VA Anp q 1S(

STANTON, Va, Aug. 6, 1860.
"A mammoth picnic came off on Saturday,
the ith ins tant, in the shade of the noble oaks
which stand on the land of Mr. Samuel III
Steele, on the Turnpike Road, midway be-
tween WayHesboro' and Fishersville. The
object was to gather the people of the county
for social enjoyment, and to present to the
company of Augusta Rifles flag, the dona-
ton Of Augustus fair and patriotic daugh ters
Fifteen hundred OF two thousand of the
beauty and chivalry of the land were present.
Four military companies and the Staunton
oand hoDored the occasisn-the neat niform
glitteriDg arms, and interesting evolutions of
the former exhibited the military spirit of the
county in high and commenda degree.
The flag was presented by Mr.. Bum gardner,
on behalfof tie ladies, 10 the company of Capt
Absalom Coiner, it being received in a neat
speech by the commander. The pic. mic passed
of delightfully."-, until heavy thunder storm
dispersed the party. Picnic
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-07

Hsnrico County Court The newly-elected
Justices of Henrico county met at the Court
House at II O'Clock yesterday, aud organized
by selecting Dr.. JOHN r aARNETT as Presid-
ing Justice. The Justices were then classified
in the following order, each class to form a
Court for three months, with the Presiding
Justice.
1st Class-Dr. John r Garnett, Dr. Edward
Poindexter, Elijah Baker. Robert n. Court
ney, Thos. j. Diciea. p Is
I'd Class-Dr John X. Garnet, John T.
Childrey, John Netiles, Jos. u. Burton, Thos.
L. Nuckols.
Sd Class-Dr. John r. Garnett, Jackson F.
ChiIdrey S. G. Waidrop. Ro. II. Henley.
4ih Class-Dr. John Il. Garnett, John w
Lee, DR.. Jas. f. Williams, George NJ. Savage,
George II. King.
The Court then adjourned until ii o'clock
to- day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-07

The Marquis Conyngham is said to be in
treaty for the purchase Of the celebrated
schooner yacht America, now in Cowes har-
bor.
The Prince Regent of Prussia has allotted a
sum of 10, 900 crowns tor the erection of mon.
ument TO Goethe. Ha
1t stated that Garibaidi has given a place
In the Cabinet 10 Alberto Mario, the hukba nd
Of Miss Jessie White, of Mazzinian notoriety.
II. II. Gnnther and daughter, of Lynchburg,
Va, were among the passengers by the steam.
or bremen, for Bremen, Saturday.
We learn from Rome that Cardinal Wise.
maa is rapidly recovering his health.
The Dublin Freeman's Journal says tina. the
harvest prospects in Ireland are very bad.
The Queen OF Spain has subscribed Loco, 900
reals in the Papal loan.
The Chicago Zouaves declined an invitation
10 visit Norfolk
Vanity Fair says the three axes Of q senator
sss 0tis.sSs, Postage, AID Fasrsn.sgs,
xhefs VAS yaia q 3erien, Miss, On Ne sssA
slsi NJ We Afss uAs In thsse MsMsass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-07

AsSautttRg HdtehmGn.-Thomas W. Smith
and Charles Camp we're before the Mayor yes
terday morning TO answer the charge OF as
saulting and beating K. L. Carter, member
Of the city watch, on Sunday night last. Car.
ter was passing along l7sA street, attending 10
his duties, when he met the prisoners, and
Smith struck him in the face with a stone
Camp was held TO bail for his good be ehavior.
Smith was remanded to be indicted by the mex
Grand Jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-07

l TOLD You So.-An cid lady, who vas in
the habit of declaring after the occurrence of
any unusual event, that she lad predicted it,
was one day very nicely "sold'' by her worthy
spouse, who, like many another we have heard
Of, had got tired CT her eternal 81 told you
sop Rushing into the house, breathless with
excitement, he dropped into his chair elevated
his hands and exclaimed, 80, wife, wife -
What-what do you think! The old brindle
cow aas gone and eat up our grindstoneh The
old lady was ready; and hardly waiting to
hear the last word, she broke out at the top Of
her lungs: 81 told you so, yen old fool! l
told you so! You always would let it STAN
out-a-doors !"
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ANRCDoTE OF GARIBALDI-1n the "Mem-
oires de Garibaidi,'' written by Alexander
Dumas and tor some time past in course OF
publication in the Siecie, Garibaidi relates tina t
so far back as 1888, when mate OF ship which
was then at Marseilies. he saved from drown
ing a schoolboy, named Rambaud, who, whilst
playing in barge IN the .port, mad accident
aIIy fallen into the water, and that he had to
plunge three times before he rescued the lad
'As / had just before been condemned to
DEATH said Garibaldi. II had assumed the
name of Pane, and it is probable that the per-
son saved never knew my real name" The
Steele now publishes a letter signed y. Ram
baud, 9, Rue de l. Ecluse, at the Batignoiles," )"
in which the writer says that it was he who
was saved in 1888, and that 1t is with great
emotion and 10Y that he had learned the real
name of him TO whom he owed his life"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-07

COUNTERFEIT GoLD.-The New York banks
and the sub-Treasury office in that city. warn
the public against the ingenious and very dam
gerUus count terfeit of the ten dollar gold pieces
which are circulated extensively and almost
defy detection except by an expert. The gen.
uine coin is opened, full one-half the gold
taken out, and then filled with platina or some
other equally heavy substance, and then closed
up: the coin itself, to all appearances, re-
manning the same in all respects, even to the
specific weight. Specimens of this spurious
coin are exhibited which would seem to defy
detection by ordinary skill or even the closest
observation and handling, and yet the amount
of pure gold left IN ten dollar piece is scarcely
equal TO 81 50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-07

Military EneampmeHt.-The Committee of
Arrangements for the military epcampment
to be held at the Central Agricultural Fair
Grounds, on the Sth of Noyem ber, are to meet
at Dr. CIenshaw office, near the corner of g h
and Main streets, at II O'Clock to-day. Al
ready number OF companies from the coun-
try have declared their determination 70 par
tielpate on The occasion, and the proba bill les
now are, that the assembling together of the
military of This section Will prove Of great
value TO every corps.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-07

MattnOas.-4esterday morning, three sail
ors-Charles Smith, Andrew Wieks and Pat
rick Grant-employed on the British schooner
Emery, King, master, made their appearances
before the Mayor 10 answer the charge of as
saulting and beaiing passenger, Dom nic X
McCarn, and being very disorderly and diso-
bedient TO their officers. Too much bad whis-
key was the cause of their eonduct, and they
We're therefore committed To jail in default Of
bail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-07

Starting Ear!y-Yesterda morning the cry
for help, which was given by a young man on
Main street, between 23d aud oath created
considerable excitement In the neigh borhood
and attracted a large crowd of persons. As
the difficulty will probably come before the
Mayor we now omit names, but give facts as
related to us. TWO brothers, hearing that u
young man had spoken disres pectfully of their
sister, sought him in the street, and gave him
severe beating. He attempted 10 escape
from them, and fled into wheelWright shop,
put was pursued and overta9en, and might
have been killed but for the interposition of
spectators
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-07

Cotchiding.-Robart Spriggs, a Lynchburg
free negro, appeared before the Mayor yester-
dolph, a free negro. From the evidence. IL ap-
pears that Randolph took advantage of a fe-
male relative Of the prisoners more than twelve
months ago, and then refused 10 marry ner,
as he had promised. After hearing the evil
denee, the examination was continued until
Friday next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-07

BIG TOE BIT OFF.-It appears that there are
water sharks as well as land-sharks in and
about New y ork. The other evening, while Il
young lad was bathing in East river, at the
foot OF North Eleventh street, his foot was
nibbled at by a shark. he succeeded is escap-
ing, however, with only the loss OF about one
halt of one ofShis great toes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-07

Serious Accidsat.-On Saturday afternoon
last, MIR. Thomas B. w hte's son Henry, smaLI
boy, fell from the porch of his fathers resi-
dence, on Marshall street, aud striking his
head against stone injured himself so se-
riously that fears were entertained of his life.
On Sunday his situation was so bad that ii
was thought The fall had produced severe con-
cussion OF the brain, but yesterday morning
his condition was more favorable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-07

The adams Express Company have effected
arrangements Is for running their express twice
day between Richmond Baltimore, Phila-
delphia, New York. and all other points
North and West. The agent in this city
promises to have all articles delivered imme-
diately on their arrival and will attend to all
business entrusted to him with promptness
and fidelity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-07

ANOTHER RAILROAD ACROSS CENTRAL
AMsRiCA.-By the arrival of Mr.. Dimitry, the
Secretary OF the United States Legation at
COSTA Rica, the important Intelligence has
been brought of the fall ratification by Con.
gress Of the grant of railroad right 10 Am
brose w. Thor pson. The grant Is for eighty
years, gives the whole of the Lagoon Of Chi
riani on the Atlantic and the entire OF tbs
Gulf cs p,lcs, n we'll ~ twa ifns bays In I'd.
di.ssn on shs Atlantic. sa Which - .srninx.s
iNs sVa4,