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Cincinnati Produce Market.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, December l8.
WHEAT-We have nothing new to re-
port in Wheat. The demand for prime sam.
piles is fully up to the offerings, and the mar
ket is firm at fall rates. The lower grades
are dull and not wanted. We quote fair to
prime red at 83@8Sc, and fair to choice
white at S5@92c. Sales 600 bushels prime
red at ssc; 800 do. good do. at 86c., ana 500
do. good red and white at SIC. 1iaI.
CORN-ls in better supply, and prices
decliLe ed TO 2sc, but the demand at the de-
cline is fair. Sales l,4OO bushels at 2Sc.
OATS are in good demand at Bic. in bulk,
but they are generally held at BE. 600 bush.
sold Rt 3lc. -t ..--
RYE is in good demand with light re-
ceipts. We quote prime az 42c. on arrival.
BARLEY-Prine samples continue in
good demand at 40@43c. for spring, and 49
@50c. for fall. The lower grades are not
wanted. rN" s.i ia
HAY-The market remains dull at $l2@
II 90 per tun for good " prime Timothy in
bales, on arrival. r.,lar 3.
CHEESE-The demand continues fair,
and the market rules steady at $40. for
Western Reserve, and TAO. for English
BGTTER-The supply and demand are
about equal, and the marker rules steady at
6t98c. for fair TO good roll lI@l2c forprime,
and 1901 l4c. for choice. t'4.1 ~ ~.
AHfLES~-Iue market IS hrm, with
good demand and light supply. We quote
fair to prime at So 50@3 SO per brl. .s
POTATOES-The demand is hardly equal
to the supply, and the market is dull, out we,
have. no change 10 report in prices. We
quote prime Neshanock at 3S(939c, per
bush, on arrival, and 43@45c from store.
FL0UR-The demand is quite light and
the sales small superhne "a and extra SAG
l0g .oF '-.i 1ent rs-H =
WHISKY-The demand continues good
at full prices: sales of 800 barrels at l3319
l3bc, the latter rate for wagon. r.. -
HOGS-The receipts are large, aud the
weather quite warm, too much so to be safe,
though there was frost Last night. Prices are
lower, tut even az the decline packers do not
come forward; $3 1908 25 are the rates
asked. The receipts the last "a hours reach
Il,e0d head. The sales Wbfe ...' q -''e
II, 90 begdi AvesakiDy 2lb lbs at.....SJ 50 2s3 80
2gS @ head head sIs5seiGg 9 s@ ,o lPs; r. st''-Tys,T'' l
3sl bead averaging z95 bs at-.l.l......... Is
tstShesd sSsfss si5s 10 lbs at.-,.,.....,, IS i'"
| ONS-Mess Pork has further de-
| elinPd,. and 200 brls. hrst.clsss city brand
| sold al 80 so there is q good demand foEi
I first class brands at this rste, bat thsyuare
| generally held atr$9h75.R lard Is dnlI. 400
tieTces sold at 71Sc. 10 Green Meats are dali,
and owing 70 the warm weather there is
nothing doing. a, 800, -.- .,,. .,-f.t.. D.,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES frna at al s1SCalOJ<c.
with q moderate. demand. Coffee is buoy
ant, aud must be quoted generally arm AZ
l9@2Oc. Molssses fair at 42E843c. 1'g3 2
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LATEST BYTHLRGRAPH
NOON DISPATCHES.

Frsnklng Privilege to be Abolished.
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REMEMBER that the largest, cheapest and
best stock Of Boots and Shoes is at Lawson
& Co.'s, SO Fifth. street. near Vine.
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Gen. BIenker's PIckets Driven In.
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Bonta and shoes, wholesale and rstail,- al,
Lawsor 4 Co.'s, SO Fifth street, near Vins.
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nxTENT OF THE WORKS ABOUT
WASHINGTON.
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FOE RENT,

EOR RBNT-A GOOD BRIoK HoUsE+oi7
II rooms, will be rented to a prompt. paj lug ten
anti at VIZ % per mouth IN advance. Also a neat
Cottage q 3 rOoms, for IS per n onth. In advance
Inquire Of Nj. b. EWING, corner Fifth and Lock-
streets dels -
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BOARDING.

WROARDlNG-A lady ard gentleman, or two
1D single gentlemen, can obtain boarding In q
private family, by applying at 8S East Thirdst 1,
beiweeG BIoadwsy a. d Ludlow. delsb"
EROARDING-An nice front room for rent with
- board, to gentleman and wife ! also, a few
single sen tlemeD can be accommodated. There
aie hut few bOarders. Apply at 1874 Eim-st.
UpUA hDING-Two front rooms with or with
A1Out board can be had by applying at l54 Syca.
morett between Fourth and Filth. Also few
sipgle gentlemen. del7-bS
EROARD1NG-A gentleman and lady and three
II or four single gentlemen can obtain nice
rooms and board, at the southeast OF Sixth
and John.Bts. Gas in rooms dSl3.tf
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UNION SYMPATHY N LREsnuRG.
Important from Missouri.

Camp Rich1ri,op, Bo'irdr, Po't Co., No.,
Oct. 20 he following is a special dupatch to
tbe ~. louis D,moc-at.
Gen. lrcmont al tt.(r srr'-cl a. Bolivar,
lolk County, ~ in . 'i.n Camp Morrisssy,
aud e. canlcl Ibis evening on the outskirts VI
Holmsts sharp shooters have left hare H.
Springfield, aud one regiment Of Ca, ses,sl',
division wlll march there at midnight.
Yen frem"... and staf, and Gen Sisgel's a.
,, on sepirt, 10y fore, ID Marches for Sprinsholt
st day light tcmorroS morning and will no
baby arrive tn 70 In the evening,
u neral McKinstry was two miles north o
warsaw last night General P,po WIS this si,
Oh tho OSsge, and General Hunter In adyan % O.
MN, all marching to this point.
undors tand that iu .Le forthcoming bate
Generals ! ane and Siurgis will have the left
wing, General Hunter tho right, Asboth the
man column, and McKinsfr,s division will
Iolh Tho reserve, General Segol takin,, the ais
=, TYtoEn, Mo, Oct. 2s "A special dispatch to
the 81 Louis D-mlcrat tays;
Gen Kennedy has Just returned TO Sedalia
from Prices army.
IL is ascsrtairod that Gen. Johnston has Ieft
kentucky TO take command II Prices and AIc.
Culloch's forces --'
Gen, Kennedy says Gen Fremont will fad
much larger force to contend against than he
imsginGs. '''
Considerable numbers of Gen. Price, reA.ls
are AflVlps IN this sec ion daily.
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Fires, Accit eats, IHquests, 30.


FIRK IN PARK Row.-At 4 o'clock yester-
day morning fire was discovered breaking out
in the premises of Charles Alt opticjap. ON the
nTst hoor OF tho building No. 2 Park Row.
when the flames were discovered the alarm
was given, but thu tiremsn were unable 10 save
the contents Of the store; loss about 81. 800 In
sured for e., 600. The stock of w, ID. Smith.
engrsveY, was dsmagod by smoke and water IN
the extent OF $500 iusured for $3.50. Tho hx.
lures OF the Club house Of Frederick Backman.
on the second floor OF tho building, was injured
about 1900 by smoke; insured for e., 900. The
stock and fixtures Of the restaurant In the base
ment, occupied by James Bradley, was damaged
about 200 by water; not insured. Tho building
Is damaged about $500; fully insured. The
IRE Is thought TO DO of incsndiary origin.
FrRR IN THE ERIK r. X. Co $ BUILDINa.-
Yesterday morning, about 10 Ia o'clock, ia
consequence of defect in the heating apparatus,
fire broke out under the floor of the Office OF
Richard Mash, Receiver Of the Erie r. r Co.,
on the second floor Of their building in West st.
foot Of Duane. Damage 300 no insurance.
FIRE In JoHN SrRERT.-Ths fire at 81 John
street, last evening, At O'Clock, originated In
the paper store of @. W. Bonedlck. The origin
Of the FIRE Is unknown. Mr.. Benedick's damage
was about $500 insured. The basement was
coupled by Chas. Becksr, grocer damage S25.
hsured for S4oo. The building 10 owned BY
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W. um,morsIy damaged ab.at 80 ; in

j. W. HnmSsiy damaged absat 80 in-
sured
Pms IN ArrozSYr sr1usr.-kt eight
o'clock last evening, . Ars broke cut a the
houss No. $50 Attorney street, which resulted
In a dsrsee-the hrst floor occupied by Abra-
ham Ropp Of about ESQ; Insured. The second
Aoor occupied "a q German Lodge room vas
damaged about e1O0 supposed to be insured
Origin Of fire unknown.
FIRH IN srpiro SrREEr.-At IL IL o'clock
I yesterday morning, an alarm was rung for the
Sd District, caused by the burning ef soue sheds
in the rear Of No. 27e Spring street. Damage
e26 insured.
DEAIH FROM FAiL-Coronor Jack nan
held an T. q ,sst in the City Prison,on he body
Of Martin Dalton, q man Of intempsrsts bsb-
lie, whose death was the result OF compression
Of the brain, caused by falling down . flight Il
stairs at 12i Leonard street, on the 2lst inst.
Decee et vas 23 years q sgc, and . native Of
tnB CITY.
ACCIDENT YRod RrcKLEss DRIVING Mar.
gsret Murphy, little girl, years Of age was
run ov,r in whitehall street, by horse and
wagon, recklessly driven by one John d. welsh,
snd -sriC usly injured The girl was taken up
and conveyed 10 the residence OF her parent,
1312T 6iehsll street. Officer Par ,ons, e the
First " ard, arrested Welsh, who was tske1 be =
fore Justice Brennan and fined g. for furious
driving.
CAsAuLTY To An IrKBRrATE-A tesmau
named Charles wsllscs willis suffering fro N sn
e,c rs of sIons drink, climbed from an attic
window Of premises rear Of 81 Cherry street, "a
TIE rotf OF The adjoining house, from which he
fell into the srea a. d injured himself in din
, geious manner. lie was taken TO the New 1oik
Hospital
CRuEL CASH or CuILp ABAyD oSMRNr.-
| The remains Of a female infant child were found
seved up in piece Of ticking, and eoncsHlet
bef ind Tire front door Of the premises 1856 Wa
ter It. Coroner Jackmsn held an inquest, snd
| from pUet mor'em txamination inside on thu
body BY DR.. John Bach, IL appeared thA
dsa'h resulted from negligence and exposure
A verdict TO that effect was rendered ny tn,
| Jury. No information whatever could he ob
tsinsd concerning tho psrentago 9th child, %
| by whom II was deposited behird the dO0r.
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General sherman Is coniuc'ing tho business
ul his Dc par uent with unw'ntod energy, and
o. s and transportation are rap dly hurried toto
the iLtrror The Thirty sixth lndiars troops,
wi'h Cotci's splendid bltttry Of riff d cannon,
fpm c. vslard, passed ON 90 Muldraughs Hill
tn 2ji, sni the Nineteenth Ellsworth Iouaves
q Illinois, Col. Tuuhin, for Eiizsbet ''ovn two
milet further or, while an Ohio roRim Mt vas
encnmptd At or near Nollin, some t'een miles
in sdVanrc v illich's Indiana regiu ent 10 b,.
tseer IsbnrfD and New Haven and on thu
Junction rail osd. The g. cond Minnesota reRi-
men', Con Ncgley's splendid brigade Of Pesn-
sylvabia troop', thrto batteries of ri1,d can
non will join the main body, which /, to move
on Bowling Green.
Tts rebel forces under tho command 81 Gen.
erAl BuckTer are variously estimated s5fyllnSs
Bowling Green, twenty-five thousand msn;
Muir siotdsville, three THOUSAND; Loe'ville,
TWEEN thou and; and Hollr, two thouasnf-
m, hing total free in Kentucky Of City thou.
sind trcops, one h If Of which arc said TO bt
poorly snned and badly disciplined.
Cnlorel j. Is Turcb n wls coadju'or OF Con
Mcclellan ~ an tneirctr whom in tho employ
Of tie Illinois Central Raj ro,d, and di''in
| suishcd for his pallantry in ths noble defen n
| Cftbc fortress q Cronstsdt, which he blow nj
during the Russian war.
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All SAYS Ar EDWARDS PERRY.

ALL SAW AZ EDWARD PERRY.
VA 'trgt'n, ct 2s.---Acc ,ants from Dan.
os'0rn, uciysc tonight, cay that . suit Isn't
foi &c remains al aud near fdvards Perrv. h
ibsurc safety sgains. any attempt Of the robeis
70 cruss ~ molest us.
Soms compliant Is made d the in.ficisncy
snd Irregularities in oar system Of picket
gusTdA A lsts copy Of tee New York Herald
va, found ye.toid,y, outside Of our lines, and
10 the pos 'ossion # a reDel.
GENERAL LANDEE's COMMAND.
General Lander viii take charge II tho ncu
department, slong the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, a. soon as his would will permit.
rHK "oKoRor PAGE" AGAIN.
An officer who Just arrived here from the en-
csmpme mt Of Siokies' brigade at Port Tobscco,
Mar land, r,pofis that the rebel steamer George
Pa yesterday approached the shore At that
y. inf. and fred at our troops Her SHELLS tell
MO our camp, and compelled The men o with
drpw " \ safe distance from the river.
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TIE people Of America will read with thrill
Of grattude, the generous and enthusiastic let.
tar d tho Italian hero, devotiDg his sword aud
life 10 tho cause Of cur Union, in the event
not Of prosperity, but Of need and advsrsity to
our srms. Gratitude, We say not for his aid,
for we are conscious of no need Of it, but for his
noble, loyal and unerring sympathy with Uni.
Votsal Right, aid the grand, antique chivAlry
d his devotion to Liberty everywhere, as re-
gardiess Of national limits Ne II the whole world
were his country. If he should become the
heo Of two WORLD, the old ard the new, as
he 10 citizen Of both, none vi dispute his
right He is ths only man great enough in
soul and fortune for 30 magnificent destiny.
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DEATHH.

| BRUsH-ln this city on sunda y evening. ot,b,,
| ftn' MT Euinor Blush, widow Of Caleb Brush ar
| IN TIE gsth year Ter age.
The friends and relatives OF the family ara ra.r.o,
ruIy nNted 70 attend the funeral services nj he,
] rsloence, SJ Grove 81, on Tuesday ahernoon al
s0r no, ot remains vii be taken to larry Town
| ~ - nun On WEDNESDAY morning. %
| BBOWNLOw-Os Monday, Octob,r p qslb of con
sumption, Capt. james ii. brownlow, teacher OF
| navigation, aged % years -
HIS friends arc respectfully invited 70 attend thu
| funeral, ON Wednesday sf.emoon. Al a o'cIocL
aIine SITS.
CuRTIN-os Monday the 9s,s irs., Ann B.Iz,
.ul,n, danshie' u WI liam and Mrgare. Curtin,
Tbs relatives and friends Of the family ara r,-
Pec'ally invited 70 attend tue funeral, this CTues
her parents, $40 West 10Th st. n
oEDNEY-on Sunday, 9Ith inst Of scarle. fever
ueo; L., son Of stephen ID. aud Sarah H. Geiney,
sgd years, months and days.
sans ss, Of shs family are re.Pey invited
~ 10 O'clock, from tbs residence OF his p.Ians.
~ 81 10
hALL-I Imam, son OF Henry and Elizabeth Hall.
Tbs friends Of the family are respectfully iny,,.d
70 ntteho Tie funeral, nom her late resaiencs in
r rnlsase AVs, Sd door below Franklin II Hud on
City, N. j., on Tuesday morning. =, 10 Oclcck sOO
LoNG-on Monday, Qslh inst, Join Long, aged
The friends o. tie family, and ,ho,e OF his SIN,
JAheh huu Mstfe~, AID aOn-iT laws LAWrAnce Ora
man, John Lundy Al Edward Blokly slso those
oi john aud Il chard Carr H. are res,I e,thily Ia
Vted 70 attend the hlnera, this trussday) Alsrnoon,
gym inst at O'Clock, from 10 residence of h son
James % MNdiS.n a., let Catherine and o liver 500
MuRPHY-Tnomss Murphy.
II trends and aoquantanoes are respectfully
invited v hslcnl the funeral, this truesd.yl AZ
ternoNn 1t O'Clock, frora his late residence. ef3
eyeutl st. inI
O'DoNNElL - On Sunday, OF 9Th. Ellen
O'Donn.ll, wife 81 Edmond O'Donneil A naive ~
Of her age.
The reAtivss and friends Of the family ar. rspeA
uly invited ~ taend the funeral, on Tu slav InsT.
NOON 9Vth inst o. O'Clock FROM bar Az rssideno.
iVi me@oo" ~ hoooken, N, j. 800
REGAN-on Monday OF 2Sth, Corncl,us Ra,.n.
Of Random, C'unty Cork Ireland, eyed 20 yalrs.
Inc Trends and relatives OF ths 'Au1y 40 respet-
iuHy invited 90 attend the unerHl, on Wednesdnv
sitter noon 80h inst ~ O'Clock, from Az Isse reg
dence, 20 Cherry ~. ia
WRsTEMAN-Oa Sunday, 27th inst, an.r n
shoit bus severe illre,., CstlArin WestemAp aged
il years, months and DAYS o.
Tier friends and acquainlanors are remarkable
invited H. attend TIE hInoraL this tTuessayb sney
noon, f9ih lest, At ~ O'Clock, from her iata 80
dene'' ~ West 18th st. without further Invitation.
WfCkoFF-Ir Eiizabetl port N. j on Mond,v
Ssth INST MIS- Coz ne!ia A. WyekC in TO all ysay
The funeral will lie attended from the houso NJ
a neI isILer Mr.. T. Il. Wychoa, on "Wednesday the
'V'" '1A" I" wv Am LIS
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coNrRABANDs EXCLUDED.


Cairo, Oct. % "A party Of 80 men of the
Illinois 18th, while scouting on Saturday, en-.
countertd party Of rebel cavalry aud infantry
thirteen miles below this place. A brisk en-
gagement ensutd. Tho rebe were routed, with
the lCss Of captain, lieutenant, and several
wounded. No loss on our side.
Pdducdh, n.y., Oct 2s.-Three companies Of
the Illinois 9th regiment, went TO Saratoga, as
miles up the Cumberland river, on SATURDAY.,
and attacked company Of rebel cavalry, 100
strong, completely routing them Tho rebel
loss Is ID killed and "a prisoners. 90 horses AMI
all their camp equipags were also taken. The
kederAls had two Wonneed.
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Court OF General We. sIons.
Before Recorder HoPyNAs
BROOKLYN.

SEKIcUs SHOOTING Yesterday
afternoon, a boy named William Beckett. re,
sldirg in 3D. street, noar 9TH avsnus, Gowanus.
met with a serious accident. resul ting in tb,
loss a bis left hand. Ii appears that he was
pay lpg with loaded pistol which exploded,
ana the charge shattered the hand, which IL was
'ouhd necessary to ampuiate.
SUDDEN DEATH or AN OLD CIrIzRS.-Mr.
James Titus, an aged aud respectable citizen.
ar fped dead, little before noon, yesterday, at
u conner OF Fulton and Clermont avenues. He
was tsiking with friend while waiting for A
car, wh,n he reslsd and fell,
MILITARY INSPECTION. The 18th regiment
mustered at The S ate Arsenal, in Portland ave-
nue., for inspection, yesterday afternoon. They
numbered about three hundred men.
COMMON CoUSCIL.-The Board met last eve
ming, Aid. Franks in the Chair.
The Mayor sent in three vetoes-The first
was in r. lation to paying thesInspector fT paw
log Court street with Bel ian pavement. on the
ground that the property holders on the street
hAu agreed TO defray certain portion Of the
expense. The second was in relation 10 rese,in0
cur0 ana gutter stones in Water street. for the
reason that the appropriation was too large for
tne very small amount OF work TO be done Tho
thlru related to the transfer of $196 40 from the
s cleaning to the well and pump account Of
the "a Ward, the objection being tina. if the
transfer was made, it would create a deficiency
IN the well and pump account at the end Of the
printed. W "
Inc Committee on Lands and Buildings ro-
ported IN favor OF entering into contract with
WIN; A. Marston for building Station House
and Bell tower in the 18th Ward, foT the sum Of
l,s5Sl which was ado opted.
r., The Mayor submitted the nomination OF Mr..
Ihomas Murphy as Water Commissioner, in
place OF VIM. b. Lewis, who,e term Of Office
has expired. ballot was taken, and tho re-
suit was no electon-two-thirds being required.
The vote stood-ayes 8, nays 0, blank 1.
communication was received hom the Con-
suuetng Board q Watx CNnniasioners, asking
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PeDoo Intelligence, SO.

Col. MULLIGAN IN Court As COMPLAINANT.
"A complsn, was made befbrc Justice Quack-
enbush on Monday, by Colonel william Multi
gan, II the Fremont Cavalry, against Thadieu,
NJ Hall, formerly Quarte'msster Of the corps,
but who was superss ded some weeks ago. 1t is
charged that Hail. since his removal, contrived
IN draw his ra,ions from the United States QuSr-
iefmaster, representing that he was still in Null
bgsns regiment. II was fur her alleged that
Hall rad indac, son o Of Mulligan's men to de.
seTt, besides btins guilty OF other acts Of nsub-
ordila ion Aft,r bearing the complaint, HALL
was held TO answer a charge d false pretences.
While in court lome angry words passed be-
tween Hall and BuligaD.
CHAioT cF MAYBRM.--Joha McKenver was
arrested, charged with may hem in biting of
ono q the fingers Of Horny O'Bfien during a
fight between 'hem. Justice QuAckonbusa, be-
fore whom The accused was taken committed
him for rial.
THRIT or TREASURY NorEs.-Detectives
| Farley ard Eu,ace arrested one John Silas, 9
sailor, on the charge Of stealing S120 in treasury
| notes from lis tuipma'e Charles Brown. The
| men were attached to the u. 8. blockading
ship 1T Louis and were recently from Pills.
| delphia, where che larceny was com mitted
When arrested the Glen notes were found in
| ptsses'ion Of the prisoner who was committed
II
| A rICKroCsEr IN rUB PARK.--0n Monday
afternoon, Mr.. George f Mathews, of 2j2 Mar
kct : rect, Newark, N. j., while standing in q
crowd In the Park, felt some one Juggling away
tt hts pocket. Tuning suddenly about no saw
fell; " givina-h s.DeT ne prisoner TO escape
I'm Mr.. Mathews. Davis vas then secured
when NJ. Mathews missed his gold watch
and chain. valued at $i5. Officer Fitz0erald
Of the ~ Ward, was cell d and took charge "A
Divls, wto wa, subsequently, srrsigned before
9uSt CO Brernsn and ,ocked up for trial in do.
I'nl' OF 5000 bait The prisone & Confederate
who e'caI ed took the stolen watch with him.
a HOTEL THpF.-Jotn Otto, a German.
was arrested by officer De Voy, attached to the
Astor House, charged with larceny. For IN.
last two weeks Otto has been stealing he'd
clothing from the As'or House and otbsr bo-
tets, where he would pretend to put up. Be-
ing inspected, officer DeYoy traced Otto from
plsco TO place, and on arrtsting him found In
his Possession 10 pairs of blAr kets, IL sheets
pho" cassS, towels, &c. The accused was
taken before Justice Brennan and locked IN for
trial paw
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trolies. in dii,risipg tho Relief Fun6, ~ di,t-
tute the furd, fof the futuro, ths inrutlifs q
vol1l asu irnsied a'eiy ppon tho volunteers bs-
ing won into 'hs u. e. service.
TIE Corposstion Coansel was requested 70
give he opinion - 10 whsth,r the Common
Council have power 20 remove tho rsls OF the
9th sverus y r. Co from Greenwich street,
betwsen Canal street and tue Battery.
The following statement Of the condition OF
the Treasury was received ard fled; Balancs
Oct 18th, 81, 4o3, 1888 81; receipts, 81 300, 3OS-
81; p.ymsn,s s707, 81 50; bal,nce Oct. 26th,
81 996, O22 IS.
A resolution was presrtd by Aid. Dayton,
rquss. ing the Croton Aqueiu Department 70
mshe an estimate OF The sxpsnss &C rendering
the Russ pavement on broadway sac for horses
and carriages. Adopted.
The Bead then adjournsd to Thursday even
ing next.
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military and Naval Nov emsuts

THE TROUBLE AT TIM rAVI YARD.
The Committee of tbr'e employees, sent fro n
60 Drooklvn Navy Yard, 70 tuNnit CT in
ggiev ICES to tho Secretary Of the Navy, have
rstur ed f'om Washington. 1t Ia understood
That eve ything ia am'cably iet lcd and that
n.LolJ is to b'ame. We believe tho fact Of the
matter IL, that the pursor and clerk AZ the yard
have not been abls, through pressure Of bu'i-
q" 10y "'."usy Uo'0r5 ycster-
day in the camp at Arlington.
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BOARD or COUSoILNss.-Tho Board met
pursuant 10 adiournment.

BOARD or COUSCILNks.-Tho Board met
pursuan' 10 adjournment.
A petition Of property owners on Stb svsnue,
between Both and 9Th streets, TO have the
x abb alfred was efe red.
A restitution wss adopted that Cas mains be
lail in 33rd str ct from Lexington to Fourth
avtrue.
Repors were adopted that the lcssoes Of piers
"a, &c, and foot n Pend street, North River, and
piers "a and 90, East X yer, be notified TO
Immediately repair tho same that prison
10 built 10 the rear Of the 9Th Ward Station
HOUSE, ard said house. repaired and rspsinted;
thst b. ssmtnt Of Ilose Co 55 ne lifted mp; that
new rand or giro bs built for No 80; that rev
truck be built for HooS & Ladder Co. No. l; that
cellar Of the house u II A. Co be exclvate,l;
tbat 2nd story q hcuss Of Hoe 40 be fitted up for
bulk ard meeting room: that house Of Hook C
Ladder Co. No. IL be rebuilt; that house Of Hook
e. Ladder Co No. be repaired; that ENgins
Co No 10 have steamer and 'sncer; that 81 600
bo sppr pria oil for cop ing Piremens Register;
that Uni,n Market bell towor bo pIin'od; and
that cellar Of Engins Co. No. 20 bs drained.
Reports were slso adopted to repair pier 80
Moth River. and 10 concur " tn tho Aldermen
20 donate $500 70 the Is nd street Homeopathic
Dspersary. Adjourned 10 Thursday.