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All Of these mon are sal to 10 of this city.

Nav FKENCH MuNAHCn-A Frenchns1 I
named UIeie Antons ds lonens has acquired
such an ascendency over lhe Indian tTibos in the
lower part II Chill that they acknowledge him
their king. lilo has promulgated a consttu-
ton and divided the country into departments,
prefootuTes, SC in the most approved French
STYLE. llc styles his kingdom AyRncauia, and
mas assumed The tile Of Ofslis Antoine |.
IRIS SAID that Cassius NJ. Clay, our Min
is,er TO Russia, has iniima'ed TO tue Govern
meLt that in view Of tho threatening attitude Of
tie rebels, 10 would prefer 10 surrender his
commission as our representative ~ Russia, ard
enter the army in active defense Of the Govern
ment, and that the President and Cabinet have
the subject under consid' ration.
QUICK WoRK.-Three negroes made their es.
cape from their masters in Jefferson county, Mo,
on Saturday night Oct 10Th, and crossed the
river, where they found free negro ready 10
convey them on their way to Chicago. They
were followed, come citizens Of Illinois render.
log assistance in the work-and were captured
ON Tuesday, six miles from Alton, and delivered
in st. Louis. Tho tiee negro escaped
A YEAR OR TWO AGO, q handsome octoroon
girl was settled by har father, . Mississippi
planter, at Cleveland, with some old colored
servants, under the guardianship Of the judge
Of Probate and the Rev. j. G. White. Tho sum
Of $4,000 was appropriated for her support, thu
funds being derived from the rent OF some pro-
perty in Cincinnati amounting 70 ~. 100 PEI
annum. Owing TO the depression In business
tho present income Of the property II only Sooo
Tho Cleveland Herald states that IN WOW Q
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The Santa Ross Affair.


Co'onel Harvey own Commanding a. Fo;t
Picksns), in his official report, says:
When It is considered that less than two hun
died ekulArs. with somo fifty volunteers, pur'
sued tive times their nuinbeT iOur miles ani eE.
pll'd them under a heavy fro from the island
they hsd decorated, IL will, I trust be consd.
cred an evid, &c of their having glllln,ly per-
formed their duty. The plan e AyJack II the
eHeny vas judiciOUA ard II eXcntsd with ord-
nary Ab'lity, might have been attended with
serious 10 s-but lie AIDED ia AL save the burn
ing Ut one hat Of the tents Of the Sixth regi.
muut, which bsing covered with bushes were
very cOmbustible, and in ria.ng the trunks Of
tho officers. lie did rot reach within 800 yards
OF either OF the batteries, tho guns Of which he
was 70 spike, nor within mile Of the fort no
WAS to o. ter pcl'-mell, the iugitives refreshing
before his victorious arms. nave now in my
possession nine spikes taken from the bodies Of
tho dead, designed for our guns. Our loss is
Of regulars, four killed, twosty wounded, most
v,ry slightly, and eigh' missing, among whom
|. 81 ,ior Vodgts; Of tho SIKH regimen New
York Volunteers, ten killed, nile wounded, and
sixteen missing.
The enemy lost, as known 10 us, fourteen
killed, including one captain; seven wounded,
including one Lieutenant two have siuce died
ard five officers ard twenty-five enlisted msu
prisoners; and as he was known TO have carried
Of some Of his dead, and probably most Of his
wounded, those in our hands being severely so
and unable 10 bs removed. and as the holvies,
loss In supposed to have been In the boats a. tue
RECONCILIATION, IL Wa probably three times as
great in killed aad wounded az have named.
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TIE people Of AmeiicA will read with thrill
q gratitude, the generous and enthusiastic let
t9 q the Italian hero, devoting his sword and
Life TO the GAUGE Of Our Union, in the event
not Of prosperity, but Of need and adversely to
ear srms. Gratitude, we say not for his aid,
Tor We are conscious Of no need Of it, but for his
noble, loyal and unsrring sympathy with Uni.
veraa Right, and the grand, antique chivAlry
q his devotion 70 Liberty everywhere, as TO,
gardlsas d national limits as II tho whole worlt
were his country. If he should become tn,
hero Of two worldr, the old and the nsw, a
no 10 citizen of both, none VIII dispute hi
right. He Is the only man great enough /
ssd and fortune for 30 magnificent destiny,
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Interesting from Kentucky.

Cairo, Oct. % "A party Of 30 men Of the
Illinois 2Slh, while scouting on Saturday, en-
eountered party Of rebel cavalry and infantry
thirteen miles below this place. A brisk Gu
gagement ensusd. The rebe were routed, with
the loss Of a cap ain, lieutenant, and several
wounded. No loss ON our side.
Pdiucdh, KY, oct. 2s.-Threo companies Of
the Illinois 9th regiment, went to Sara,oga, AZ
miles up the Cumberland river, on SATURDAY.,
| and attacked compAnv Of rebel cavalry, loo
l strong, completely routing them The rebel
loss is Is killed aud "a prisoners. 52 horses and
all their camp equipage were also taken. Tb'
| Federals had two wonneed.
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CIrY MoKrALIrY,-Ihs City Inspector ro-
prts that there were 40l doaths in the city
during tho week ending October 2S,h-an iu-
crease of Is as compared with the previous week,
and of II as compared with the corresponding
week Of 1850. OF tho decoased there were 81
men, 81 women, 1856 boys, and 100 girls; PIP
were children under five years Of age. The
mortality If the principal diseases was as
follows; consumption, 63 inrsn lie convulsions
81; iniGfile marasmus, 20; Inflammation Of the
lungs "a; cholera nfantum, 49, drOpsy in the
head, Il; scarlet fever, II; inflammation Of the
brain, il. There were 40 deaths 10 the institu-
tions, and 90 internents in Potters field.
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~ ~ ~ hAENAhU MMHMNa
Wnkin0tcn, Ocs. 2s.-Aocounk frpm Dwu.
esiown, rscsived tonight say that . sufficient
foscs remains At and near Rfwmda Perry. %
ineure safety against any attempt Of the rebels
20 eross or noleet ua.
some complaint is made Il Tho in.fieisocy
snd Irregularities In our system Of picket
gusrds A late copy Of the New York Herald
va, found ye.terdsy, outside Of our lines, and
In The possetsion 4 rebel.
oErBRAL LArDsR's COMMAND.
GenerL Lander will take charge F the now
department, slong the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road, ~ coon AZ his wound will permit.
THIS 'oBoRoE PAoR" AoArN.
An offlcsr who just arrived here from the en-
osmpment q SIC kles' brigade at Port Tobacco
Maryland, reports that the rebel steamer George
Pa yesterday approached tie shore At tbs,
p int, ana fred At our Rocps Her SHELLS fell
INTO cur camp, and compelled thu msu WITH.
draw W . safe d stance IRON the river.
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FIFTY Thousand Stapan IL the Naval
BSS.dirOu
The Webi; gton correspondent Of III, Paub.
delpbis Pres saws,
ct Is sttimsted tina. in tho respective
squAdrons OF tho great naval expedition, nearly
All Of which has sailed, or ia alout TO sail there
A. fifty ttousssd barIy ssameu, co posed In
great p-rt of whal mon, fisherman ant every
exc temeuts Of the desp. This vast army Of
weather beaten soldiers Of the sea know only
Opo no,ty-thA, is, obedience 10 oriTs.
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Military and Naval Movements,
Tm TROUBLE RAT ruH NAVY YARN.

TIE TROUBLE AT THE NAVY YARD.
Tho Committee Of ,hrrc employee, sont fron
tic Brooklyn Navy Yard, to submit certain
grievan es to tho Secretary Of the NAVY, have
rsturr cd from Washington. 1t Is understood
th't everything Ia smicably fe.lcd, and that
nobody is TO b'ame. We believe tho fac. Of tho
mater ia, that the puraor and clark at the ysrl
have not been able, through pressure of bu =
Hess, TO b,vo the pay rolls made on. in time.
DIED.
Captain White, OF Company G, Twenty acc.
ond New York regiment, did day before ycstcr-
day in the caInp at Arlington.
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The Usion Movement in North Caroii-a.

The UEIOn Movement IN North CarOlIsA,
The recent intelligence from Ncftn CArolinl
il da very Significant oAxnnter. II appears
That tbs inhabitants Il 6sdo county nave
tirown of Ill further disgni'o Of their cal SON
tinei', and in very spirited declaration bavs
auDs unced their sbhorGcTcs " the southern op-
ptstorp and heir renewed devotion Ia tbs Tat
on. Three bundled men have ss-smil sd is
aims Al place called Long Acre, abd two thOu =
sfd more have r1sen tear place called VASE
mg'or, who corirs T. have arm, placed ia ti~ir
h ,nds 10 defend themselves AgHiLst tho rebnll
heotirgs and linton lodges arc held In the
couIti,s along tie coss', with the svowsd in
teniion Of supporting tie cAuae of tho Uhiol l.
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CITY NEWS.

IMYIGRATIOS AT TINS PoRc-The Com
nissi,ntrs OF Emigration have Issued a volums
d their annual Repcrts, from tn, Organization
d the comuisi,n in 1917. 1t spp'srs from
this work. that from tho 9TH Of May, 1917, to
the corresponding ds'c, 1860 Two millions six
hundred aud tey' MY .one thousand, eight hun.
tlred ard nineteen migrants reached this port
from fcrcigo counties. We give a tsblo Of tho
number from ea,a nation contributing to our
~ mutation
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A correspondent Of the Philadelphia Press
yesterday morning, relatea the following Incl.
dent wbich occurred after the repulsI Of the
rebels az Rosss Island In SC uing the isl inl
y dead officer vas fourd--ttOne doad-with
sword, reyo.veis, &C., all compete On exam
ination no wound could 10 found, OK opt ono
down the ihros', which was red,lent Of Cog
nae, " and an empty bottle by his side told the
tale. lie is low alive and we'll, prisoner, and
rejoices in the n.me of Captain John Davis, Of
the Alabama Secord regiment, aud is said - bs
q iull cOuiin Of JEFF. Davis.
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BROOKLYN.

A FBIGurENED BAKKR.-A baker reading
In Hamilton avenue, was greatly surprised q
few DAYS since in discovering q bomb-shell in
tho centre Of q barrel &C flour which be had lust
received ard was pr p,rng % convert It into
bread. TIE bomh, ON examination, was found
a. be lo.dsd. The charge having been carefully
withdrawn, II was pl4oed ia the show window
VA n cufioeity The motive ftr placing 20 dan
rerous an article in barrel of -four cannot DO
imagined BY the purchaser.
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The Pacl1c Photograph Line.

81. Louis, Oct. 28.--Ws are grati6ed to lear
from j. ii. Wade, Esq, President of the Paeid,
Telegraph Company, tIat over two hundreC
private messages passed Ovsr the line the drs
day II was opened, and that messages continue L
come in at both ends as fast as the operators arr
able to transmit items thus indicating already thai
ii soon will be necessary to put up one or two
more wires 10 meet the urgent wanU q the
commercial public and the press.
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LarGa Fire at Auhurn.

A destructive FIRE broke out at Auburn, n
quarter past O'Clock on Wednesday morr
Il commenced in a wooden tenement bl,
the rear q the American Hotel, and was
as the Foster Block. The block was c.
Of Eve buildings or stores, and wS
and a half high. Many families wtr
homeless by the devastating elsmen.
tire block was burned TO tho ground.
loss is Ell, 800, upon which there is
Of about e., 600.
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CITY NEWS

UNION MASS MEETING AT THR CooPRR In.
uI1uTa.-A mas meeting If the friends OF tie
Union stAts and county tickets was held at the
Cooper Institute last evening. At the time
when the meeting WAS called to order, the hall
was not more than two.thirds full, but at a
lA'or hour was crowded.
Judge J. SlOsson presided.
Hon. Nat. Wolfe, Of Kentucky, was intro
duccd and greeted With q storm Of applause. He
spokO warmly Of Kentucky's loyalty, of hor
love for the Constitution and the Union, and
determination 10 crush out this REBELLION. Tho
past differences on the subject Of slavery wore
reverted TO- and the speaker represented Ken
lucky as possessing no bitterness Of fesling on
tho subject. She only dedied her rights, TO be
allowed TO hold slaves and take them into the
territories. This ELECTED a storm of Kisses,
yUlls Of Never nover!" and q small portion
OF applause from the audience. Tho speaker at
temp'Sd TO argue the matter, as tho only grouni
on which peace could be restored to our distract
cd country, and the tumult increased in proper
ton as the audience got the impression that he
was "talking compromise" Finding that he
was making the matter no better quite fas..
MIR. Wolfe dropped the subject, and instantly
turned on another tack. A hearty tribute was
paid to the honesty ard intelligence Of odd
Abe, the peace party was emphatically cursed,
and once more the audience appeared restored to
| lis good humor. But the speaker took especial
care not to touch again upon the delicate sub.
ect Of the right TO carry slaves into tho to- rito-
| rios,
| Hon. L. IL. Char dler OF Virginia was th
next speaker. He began by sharp attack Oh
tho tTaitorous peace party, for whom he saiI
no seon could DO too whitening in this world
and no place too hot in that to come" Ii,
gave very humorous account Of his rosen
arrest at yorktown, and drew thrilling pic
ture of tho outragos committed by the rebel
on Union mer.
Hon. II. J. Raymond followed in an appoa
for the Union. lie said this was not rebellion
for the support of slavery merely, but was
thirty years old conspiracy against tho govern
ment still il slavery was made the issue, AM
the question WAS choice between the Unio
and the Constitution, AMI the system Of slavery
Slavery would lave to DO crushed out. Gap
plause.) In conclusion, he urged the aecessit
for true men supporting the Union ticket as a
T evidence of the feeling of the people of tn
North in favor of the government and the or
; forcement Of tho laws.
Horace Greeley was tho nexl speaker, an
A | WAS mainly aIgumentRtiye.
o II. B. Perkins and o'her speakers address
the meeting, after which it adjourned.
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BOARD OF ALDHRMHN.-An adjourned meet
ing Of this Board was held last evening" Aid.
Dayton In the chair.
A petition from Fire Marshal Baker was pre-
sented, asking for the passage Of an ordinance
forbidding the use f unprotected lights, cam
phene and burning fluid, on board any Ealing
vessel or steamer lying within the limits OF the
city, under penalty Of $40. Referred 70 Com
mittss On Fire Department.
A resolution was adopted directing the Coup
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Names az New IorHers Captured by tho
Rebels nj eRnIH ROsn IslaAd.

Tho following is list of tho members Of the
Sixth Regiment (Billy Wilson's) captured by
the enemy at tho battle Of Santa Rosa Island {;
Co. c, John Riley Co D, Alexander Van.
dorsIift TO. i, Sinclair Lithpo Co. ID, John
Riley and Joseph Hamilton Co, II, Andrew
MoGru'h Co. +, --CoCkrof, and Thomas Ks.
hoc Co. G, Walter NJ .Cutchsol cook for
he band, known rs Spanish Jack, u Co. G /;
MAJOR New b. s servant, known "a sailor Jack /;
Col. Wilson's cook, Known as Nap JleOn B,nl,
William Chapman, Pat. Gillsn aud q Cayer-
H.
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AsorHKx CAPTIVE Yesterday
morning United States Marshal Murray received
osdsm b release from Fort lafayette, James H.
Hague, state prisoner, who was supposed 70
have inculcAisd reasonable doctrine while Ia :
sans. He was delivered up to his friends by the
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this condition 81 sGsirr, the est.bli-hm.nf has
BEEN BROKEN up ths old ssrvsnts dismisssd 70
shih for tnsmsslvea, and the girl has bssn taksn
Into the family Of NJ. White, who has removed
10 Rhode Ialand.
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horton, Ocf. "a -Ass T. Pratt, Of Braindrte
who tSproeed string secession rems,ks at q
late Democratic Convention al ed sam, Was to-
day ridden On a rail by several Of his towns
IL oplo.
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LpuAL REroRy-moNpAx.



Tk Tiai Of Gss PSIvote~sme-.-This csss
was continued, the jury being addressed on BE-
half Of the prisonspby Messrs. Sail van and
DoveRo, all If whom treated the questions in
volved iD about the sams argumsnts - have
slready been reported
Mr. Brady now has the floor. He contends
,hai his cs-e does not present tho prisoners -
pirates They are the citizens q government
whtse existanoe IL shown by lie departments
which are as full and periec. A our own.
Mr.. Brsdys Argument uecessrily dwells
upon the save Questions which have already
tom fully ciscus~ed, only differing In his man
per q hsrolDe them.
Csur Of General fiessiossL
Before RecOrdN HoyTxAN.
PLsAs or GunTr.-ssrah n. Jerieo, indicted
&C. a f.lOnious assault On Mary A. Preston,
pleaded guiliy, and was sentenced to tho Peni.
tep'ia-y fer one year Both the prisoner aud
complainant are c lored women.
Js,ob Grbble p,esded guilty IN = larceny from
Tie pfs'r ~ ste sling . ws'cl snd ~ ne mo 1ey
from, the pIckst - Gecrrs Long. Jscob wss
e.nieuceo to The s'sts Priscu for two years.
hCouIrIED.-Gsu.it Barry was tried and
acqu tied on Ar ind . Inent Er grand lsrssny.
lie vas Temsnded, however, TO swat trial "a
o'her indictments pending against him. Ad
iJpfned.
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boa ) Baltimore, (fouyboat) Eagle Garry
boat Star, Cferryboat) Pccohontss, Gerry
lcat.) Commodore Perry, CeIryboAtl Step
ping Stone, whitehall Ellen, Ethan Allen
Sailing TesseiS.
Tonnage. Tonnage.
Great Republic Of, 3, 1856 Zenas Coffin -. 34s
Ocean express. ! 697 Golden Eagle. i, 1S8
Courier. ...........-G Gem OF Tho Sea..--.
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ArrixaI ef lhe l,.sam.LIp Arnro.

81. JOAas, N. p. OCT. 27.-The steamship
Arago, Capt Lines, passed. Cape RAes on San
day O. route TO Now York. Bhs lsft HAvre on
the 10th inst. She has 2i5 passenger, 920
tons Of cargo, and the usual malls. Hsg advi-
~ have been anticipated.
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To-day will DO the last day Of registration
and every voter who is not sure that his name
has been entered, should sec to it without fur.
thor delay. Voters who are not registered ART
obliged 10 furnish the Inspectors Of Election an
affidavit certifying to the facts, and substantial
ID by witness known to them.
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senatorial NominaIlon..

CandAidigua, N. Y, Oct 2s.-At the People,
Senatorial Conversion held here today, Hon
8. g. HGdl0Y, Of Seneca county, was unani-
mously nominated for Senator in the 10th Dis
tfict.
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IA RzBHL BECOMES IEsAxs.-James M.
Haig u Baltimore, recon, acquisition at Fort
Lafaystas. was conveyed yesterday from the
Eet 70 lanAtie Asylum, be having become in'
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The Barney RiAes, Col Kozlay, leave their
,ncsmpment, at Hudson City, for the seat Of
war; this afternoon. They 90 by the New Jer.
sey Railroad, and will not be likely to .paSs
through this city.
Al NEW HAMPSHIRE REGIMENT.
The Fifth New Hampshire Regiment is ex-
pected to pass through this city today, on
route for Washington.
IMSIHHSH BUSINESS.
From the 10th Of April to Saturday last SOW
snty vessels of war were fitted out at the Brook
lyn Navy Yard alone. Many Of these were iirst
class ships, and the entire number Is larger than
the number Of vessels in commission at any time
previous to tho rebellion sircs tao formation Of
our navy.
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From the Richmond Examiner we learn that
The rebels admit a lOss Of over three hundred
killed In tho battle, or reconnaissance, at Balls
HIu6
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Albany, oct 2s--The Democrat. today nom.
mated A Blocker Banks to represent them IN
tho Thus Assembly District.
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Prom Fortress Monroe.
The Great Expedition, &c.

FOrircs, Monroe Sunday, Oct. ~. ria Bal
t'n'6re, Monday, oct 2S-The great expedition
has been del yed by the preyalen gale.
Two prisoners belorg ing 20 a Georgia regi-
meIt we're yesterday brought in from Great Be-
thel.
Some refugees from Yorktown, state that tho
rebels arc in considerable force in the vicinity,
aud tina, there ia an apprehension Of an early
attack by the federal troops
There is large fleet Of transports at Old
Point destined for Washington, unable 70 ascend
tho Potomac river.
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CHILDREN FOR THE WEsr.-Forty boys and
girls were sent West yesterday by the Childrens'
Aid Society, in charge Of Mr.. Allen, their in
dentuTinR agent.
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BoARp or CouSorLxas.-Tho Board met
punuAn' to adjournment.
A petition q property own'r, on 9Th av'nue.
ho'we-n b9ih and 9th sne's, to have he
ado alt I'd, vas iefs re1.
A es'lutiun wa enoptsd hat Pbs mains bs
laid n 33rd street, from L xington to Fourth
ay,rns
Rep re- wers adopted t'st tho lessoes of piers
~, 46, and FOO, Of Pend stree, North River, AID
piers "a ard 20, Rast RIVER, he notidst to
Immediately iepsu tho ssme that ~ Goa
be- b. it IN The roar Of the Gth wsrd stat a
House., aid said bous' rypsrcd and rspsin 81;
tbst h. semeut Of lIoae Go IS he fitted up; that
new nAnd eneiue be built for No. &c; that rev
tuck b, built for H. oh G. Ladder Co. No 1; that
cellar Of the hoTss " II u bs exesvisd;
at 2rd story of house or Bras 40 ~ f'tsi up Gov
bur X ard rnsstine room; III , rouse of sock 6
LADDER Go No. l8 be rebuilt; that ho1ss ~ II ok
4 lsuder Go no. be repaired; that Ei,ins
Co. No 10 have s'ssmer and 'ancer; tbs tl 900
10 ,ppr, pria'ed for copying Firsmons' Register;
uA UDi,n Market bell tower bs pain %; and
that cellar Il Eny1ns Go. NJ 20 bs drained.
bepWs ~ers also adopted 10 repit pier 50,
| Moth River ard IN concur W III ,hs Aldsrmsu
10 dOui'o $500 10 the Is md street Homeopathic
DnpaDsGry. Adjourned 10 Thursday.
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The year 1851 broI,h h. tho largest nID5,r q
arrivals, the grand total i1- tia; ysr bs,ry
3l9,923.
Since the establi.hmont Ct this c .mmision,
not Less than 80 9ll pitisn's hayJ Os,n treI'a
at the Mirine Hospital. OF the diseases, . 20!
cares were contagious, and 20 PIG not and 8. $40
deaths occurred at this hospital. 1t shD4ld DO
stated, however, tina, over IS, COO Of the c,'e,
came from tho city. At Wards Islsad /. NJ
grant Refuge there were .l0l, 32j adml;4Ons,
| II 1853 deaths and 500 births.
Tho ayowed destination OF emigrants shows
great preference for Now York first, Psnu1yl-
vanis Lext, and the Western States after these
two. Since 1855 no less than O. i91 pssod
through here for Utah. But very few wero
bound South.
The total anoan. allowed tho various couu-
ties of the state, Tor tho care and maintenancs
Of alien omigrants, was zoos, $50 OF; tho sum
allowed city charitable institutions, for similar
duty, $3.50 lO5 j3-nakins a total Of $685.
$3.50 so. Tho total expenditures were S5,l53,.
12G 90, receipts s5227,Ol OS. Gu. Of thi,
fund many were relieved who otherwise might
have suffered as strangers in a strange land.
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trolls, n disbu.,nr d. n1ilsf Fssa, 10 dissi-
bute the furd, for tie fufurs, 70 the fsmiiis. q
volunteers immsdis.ely upos the volunteers be-
ing svtsn irto the u. 3. service.
Tie Ccrpof.tion Counsel vas requestsd 10
give Va opinion as "a Widths The Comu,on
Cancil have power 10 remove the RAIDS Of the
9th sNsnus h. X. Co from Grsanwieh street,
tetween Canal street and the Battery.
The lowing statement ~ tha condition n
The Tiestury visa rooeived ard fled; BllAncs
Oct. 1gb, u, sea 1888 o.; receipts, o., 800, sos
o. 996, t2z b3.
resoluIio vas presented by Aid. Dayton,
rqu's ing the Croton Aquei uct Department "a
mst . an estimate OF the sxpsrs 10 Of reosering
the Russ rsvemsnt oo broadway sac Tor hJrss'
and earris,rs. Adopted.
TIE Beard then adjourned to Thur,d.y even.
ing next.