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Died.


BxDvoRD.-Aa Staten Island, on Wednesday morning,
Mr.. SAMUEL D. BspyoRD, aged 81 years.
Dus'sY.on Wednesday svsrIss: H September y. Asn
Ths sods and asquaInances q tho deceased are rs.
deucs Of her brother No. Coenties Slip this Fri.
day) afternoon, at enc O'Clock.
u ss sso1s sss isssi Illness, Mrs. sis ss'ss Dsoss,
Taa friends ,Dd relatives Of the family are respectfully
ten O'Clock fns msmSsrs q he Allen street
Her remains viii Be taken % Wss;c5essss for inermsns
Dsa.-On "Wednesday, septe nbsr 10, after long
% o9d ssss ssysfs snd Iss sss ms daughter
Tho family and friends respectfully invited 10 At
end the funeral this rid.yl asrnoOn At two O'Clock,
FEl,nsuon I'm Brooklyn, on Thursday September II
Of Inflammation Of the bowels, THOMAS FrrHERros in
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral this (Fday) Afternoon ut three
sclock, from his late residence, No. Poplar street.
GrxS-At Key West, on Thursday, August A. sersea..
Gsoae. A. Gusr. Co B, Ninetisth regiment, N. .:
the Port Of New York; Of yellow fever.
GRrxnAs.-At Armery square Hospital, Washington,
Company Il, Toartosnth regiment, New York state Nj.
litia.
the friends are respectfully invited 70 attend the isns
Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock.
HAIuy.-On Thursday September IL ], al his late rest
dence, No. Morton street, JEREMIAH HAsnr, aged oI
me relatives and friends OF the family also the mem
bcrs Of the Bedford Methodist Episcopal church,
respectfully invited attend the funeral 90 saturday
Afternoon, at hapast o'clock, from the hesnodiss
Episcopal church Of Bedford and Morton strects
His remains win be taken Greenwood Csmstery Ter In
Suddenly, Of congestion Of the bran on Thurs.
day September H. Roszxr W. HIcos. In the 5<th year Of
rhe relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from his late residsncs 81
vapdam street. Saturday morning, at ten O'Clock The
remains will Be taken 10 English Nsghboshood for inter
ment.
KKIxna--At Hoboken, N. j., On Thursday, September
H. Of consumption, AHSA, wife OF John II. Kellmer, 10
the 3llh year Of her age.
The friends relatives aud the Knckcrboeker Society
respectfully invited 10 attend the funera this Fri
day) afternoon, at O'Clock from the corner Of First
KmLoGo.-At the residence or his brother inaw, In
Cranevls NJ j., WILLIAM L., Of j. W. Kellogg In the
2lst year Of his age
The funeral viii take place from the Methodist Episco
pal church Seventh avenue near Twelfth street, this
(Fridayl afternoon, Al two O'Clock.
KuLy.-On Thursday morning, september III or dyson
terry, DAVID KEILy, In the sd year Of bis age.
Tn friends Of the family and those OF his brothers
Daniel, Michael and Major T. Kelly, are respectfully
requested 10 attend the funeral Sunday afternoon
half past two O'Clock, from the residence f his
brothsrin law, Andrew ncDonaeh No. 4S1 washington
street. without further notice HIS romans will bs taken
| 70 Calvary Cemetery Tor intermsnt
LAH1--At sca, On SATURDAY, July -, cARnn Lo1ps
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Police intelligence.
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ApurrnArrxo Mnx.--Frsdsrick Harue, milk dealer
doing business No. 172 Elizabeth street, caught
adueratlns the acteal uid BY Of water, and
arrested therefor by ocer Ely Of che sanitary squad
The prisoner had just emptied tweny quarts Of Gro
ton into dozen milk cans when the officer happened
come along and detected him In the The accused
taken before Justice Connolly, he Tombs where
he was held 70 bail In the sum Of $500 70 answer.
PcuSc Pocxrn IN ru PARK BARRAoKs.-Isaac spingler,
an Austrian cAevsIiw de industrie, caught picking
pockets In the Park Barracks Wednesday night The
prisoner had just relieved Mr. Job Davis or rcenpoint,
L. L. OF handsome gold watch and oban and was sllp.
ping of with the same when he was pounced upon by
oioer Dwysr and taken 70 the Tombs The stolen pro.
kerchef. Justice Connolly committed Mr.. Spingier fsr
TRIAL.
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IL
II win bc that the States with Ave wickets 70
20 down.
The Canadian gentlemen, being little dhsatsaed with
The result threw down the gauntlet and bhaepred 10
play return game, on the same ground, tdAy and TO-
morrow, which having been accepted, theovsrs Of tho
gams have another opportunity Of witnessing rood
scientIno sAme Of cricket,
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Valuable Reports ON Chronic and viru-
lent Sent free Of charge TO the afflicted Address
DR.. J. sKILLIN HOUGHTON Howard Association, Phlo
dephia. Pa
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Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup for
oh ldren relieves the child from pain, invGoratea the
stomach and bowels cures and darhoa crecs
scidy and wind choc gives rest comfort and health
children teethng and Ia remedy in Of cholera
infantum Sold everywhere. 70 cents q bottle
Doctor Hunters Discovery Cares the
very form Of Scroula obstinate Eruption Of the Skin
and old Ulcers No. Division street. New York city since
1884,
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Beautiful Observation-Disclosures Bloom
Of Youth 6x Liquid Pearl has equal for preserving and
beautifyng tho eqmplsxon and skin Ladies' after using
this desAui artcle will have other All druggists and
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Hill-InImitab BILE Gutter OF HAIR nMd
whskeTs Hair Dye 50 CENTS black or brown. No Bar.
clRy gtr6et.
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nRAKE's PLANTATION BIrTERs.

They purify, strengthen and invigorate
They create . healthy appetite.
They are an sntidote 70 change OF watsr and 1is1
They overcome effects OF dissipation late heura.
They strengthen the system and enlivcn The mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
! They cure byspepsia and Constipation.
They Diarrhoen, Cholera aud Cholera Morbus.
They Liver Complaint and Nervous Hcadache.
snd exhausted natures great rcsoseg
They made OF 81 CroIx the celebrated Csls
bark roots and herbs and are asen with the pleasure 9
larry recommended delicate persons requiring gsntlo
snuan Sold By all druggsts hotels end saloeA0
r. II. DRAKE CO., IA Broadway.N.
s-r-i8oO-x
DRARES PLANTATION BiTrEkS,
Exhausted natures great restorer. delghfu eevefAD
and herbs inviscr.!.s The BODY wSoai ssinai.ns q
.ie and st;snshens the system II y certain cars %.
Dyspepsia Constipation DarrhDa, Liver Complaint a.
Nervous Hcadache and prevents masmatic disease sre
delicate persona Sold BY all srooers drusgss hosls
80 II. DRAKE CO., sos Broadway. New vsst.
PLANTATION BIrTERs
nvigoracs Strengthens and pues the systsn 70 perfeoe
appetizer great II ls csmposed 9
pure Crox celebrated bark an1
herbs Particularly adapted 70 weak and dscs.e per.oe
. gentle tonic and 10 jus. the thing for changes OF tS0
Sold by all grooers drnggsts hoels and
r. H. DRAkE co. Oa Broadway.h
s-T-lsco-x.-DRAxB's PLANTATION BIrTHR0
Of THE celebrated brand appears c Be In every oos1
and can be rolled upoa 10 Strengthen and nvsosic eshss
ed nature.
nR PHELPS PROFESSOR OF ELEcTR0THESA
~ peutics Diseases OF Fcmales-Rectrica Instu1g
66 and 563 Broadway. Specific Elecropsthic Remedee
70 Female reccptioniss In attendance r. o.. sddrsse
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McClcllan Again % Comma nder-in-
would have been = delighted ~ II they had had one 81
Knox's baes HaAA Excenent 10 oil very well; but Ger
steady, substantiAl and reliable demand give KNOUB
Hat Estabfshm0u corner Of Broadway and Fulton street.
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Prizes Cashed In, All Legaltxed Lotte-
Eies Information given. JOSEPH BATES. BreksP n
Wall street, room No. I, New York. T.l
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Trusses.-Marsh d Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. vessy a., opposite the church. No
with any other truss once Of Female attendant
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-thc Best I'm the
world ;inatentaneous harmless and reliable Sold By drug
aao perumers eyerywhere Factory 81 Barclay strce:
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Professor l.. Nfiller's Hair Dye so cents,
black and brown Try IL Sold by druggss Depot Sc Dey
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CristadorO's Hair Dye, Preservativc
and Wiz depot wholesale and retail, No. Astor House.
The Dye 10 applied BY experienced artists.
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To Retired Naval Omesrs and Others
Wsntsd Naval Registers for hs year. iss 1917 and 1855
BULLUS. Un1sd States naval rendezvous No. Cherry
street.
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rhs Hsw Rssimsnts frem New jersey.

The New Regiments from New Jersey.
FLmnHoToxs Sept II, 1899.
AZ the elections held for feld ocsrs today Tor the
First regiment, Alexander Dpnai1son was ehossn Colo
neil John j. Clark Lieutenant Colonel, Walter Cansau
Major In the Second regiment Alexander r. Dsrthond,
Colonel VIM Holt Lieutenant Colonel; Robert r. Honey
man. Major. The regiments are full, with surplus o
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Military Movements An New York and
Vicinity.

Ias tepa,pln9 egmp,..S ~ ne nness vii be paid
corner Of xsesx and Crane streets These companies
r,H, II, and X.
wedneaday evening, Sept TO- 1857 Captain John Breslh
n the chair she comnittse reported the following pre-
able and resolution, which were unanimously adopted
il being their 9rst meeting since the regiment returned
from tie seat 6f war
Whereas IL has pleased allwise Providence 10 take
from our midst end<ered himself y by bis
generous, kind and manly acons while member o. our
Resolved Thai in the death Of Owen csrragher we have
lost comfade, hind iriend and companion; and
though misa him from among us, still his memory win
never be erased from our minds
THE GRoCune RBCRurTNG FOR THE WAR.
The gcers Of this city are requested 70 oet q the
wall street saesroom this day. a. half p NJ FOR
the purpose Of organizing cofppanes Of re-
or uits FOR the war. STrRGDs, BENNETT co.
SHERMAN, TALLMAN co.
PARK & SEAMAN.
J. 4 II. VAN NOSTRAND co.
c. W. MURcH GROSS.
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Beautiful COmplcxion-PhAlon's "SnOw
White Cream whea sppsd to the face neck and arms
smooth, the farest complexion transparcnty white
Sold BY all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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Omciai Drawaags % Murray, adAy Z
EsHrv0Kr kxzaA CLAss s3l-Scphmber II. iS61
4e. q. 81, 80, 81, IL, 80. ls, 20, L q. 8.
4. 20. 73, 46, rs, 20, as, &C, 8, IS, %, n. IS.
orssiars ssat sf charge by Addressing either
C0vtngton ky.. g. Louis No.
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, The wschuses, Commodore Wilkes, flagship Of the
Eetamac notIla, lies at tho Washington Navy Yard
1wgong repairs together with the Aroostook Ceur Dc
Eion, Dragon and Senama.
The soop- war Chippewa has her mas,s and machi
voy taken out and Is being completely overhauled at
- same ysrd shs still remains, however, In com
0ission.
The sunboass King Philip, Mount vernon, Leslie. Des
Datch, Togs and Reliance also a the Washington
ysrd awaiting orders.
1he gunboat Tcassr captured from tho rebels on tho
mes river, has been nicely fitted up and doing good
Hrvcs with The Potomac notila.
me little steamer Eureka, captured from the rebels
Ssms tme ssos one Of the rivers smpsyine into the
e0tomao from Virginia, being iron-cad for service IN
~ orssu q Virginia and Maryland. Her pilot house
gne room and cabins are I'll 70 bs enoased In on ren-
sring them proof against any missis shot,
Acting Master 3. Lewis, and Acting Masters Nate
11omas ocnnor having failed 10 report in obedience 70
eders have besa dropped the rolls OF the service.
Acting Assistant Paymasser Jossph Watson has been
osdcrcd 70 the steamer Montgomery.
Acting A@stant Paynasssr ". r. whitmore has been
ordered 70 the steamer valley CITY,
CONDITION OF ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria, which The OF much irregular con-
uc on the part Of the troops arriving from various quar-
s, has become - quiet any other city There no
Ttentatou display Of the patrol guard but measures
- force which prevent any demonstration OF rowdy-
m Tho suppression Of the whskey trade proved most
snedoia 70 The public peace. The Alexandria ssces.
fOuists ere vsry quiet knowing they do that Genera
bUelAn's disposition Of hs forces will prevent any at.
rask upon " In that quarter.
rnu NuuBxa o. KILLED AND WOUNDED IN rHp
LATE BArrLRs.
Dr. Ccodss, having concluded his arduous labos
- bloody ns,d of Mansssas states a. bis opinion that
ontlrs spnbsr Of killed on The Union side d about
(svs.e>ua tSndrsd In ths series oe battles The
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Rrizss CasheA In al Leealaxed Lottsr-
lee; orders Allied. HOWARD.
81 Prince street, corner Broadway. New York.
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Omefal DraWin9s OF enc Library Asss.
'iasiea 0ospsny.s Letter. Of Ksntuchy.,
IS, ~, II, 4. 70, %, 50. "a, a., "a, 70, n.
OnAss No. 490-Septembor III l6e1
Not received.
peroireuiarst ic.. eddress
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The Palmer Arm and Leg-dade Only
b. FRANK PALMER
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net1eries.
DsIAvAas. RxraA CEAss s7s--sspsember II. Is61
81. ~, IS, IS, 8, 26, l, 81, II, 16, 46. 66.
DsLAwAas. CnAss S27-Scptsmber H. i66H
63, ~, rs, 81 "a, So, As, 81, SO, 26. %, 81, S.
JOHN A. NORRIS C0,
Wilmington. DelaWare
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DaviA's Fall style OF Hata now Ready,
0ox Broadway near Duane stseet.
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The JefcSin club.

appointment, We beg you TO notify them that shall
the employment Of the money IN accordance with the
resolution under which they were appointed Very re-
spectfuliy yours AUGUST BELMONT q CO.
MAroRs 0n1cr, NV YosK, Sept. ., 1861.
Mesers AUcUm Bnn0r co..
grxTImu-Your letter Of vest rday has been received
and placed before the committee 70 whom u refers,
whercupou was uuanipQusly resolved that your
tribuon be returned 70 You through the hands Of the
chairman. IN compliance with thas resolution herewith
which have 70 ssi your asE.ovlsdgsmsns: very re.
NEW Yosx, Sept. 10, 1852.
eR-Your letter enclosing 70 us the sum Of u 900,
which We had the pleasure Of subscribing in aid Of the
fund 70 b disbursed By the National War COMMITTEES
scts sought BY the creation Of this comnttee,
pressed in the resolution Of General wabrdse passed At
Gus prosecution OF the war and speedy termination Of
the rebellion most cheerfuy made this subscription.
.sn S u o Ss
which We have referred, nor In ccnsouancs with our
Wishes and expectations AZ the time The Subscription,
felt caed upon 70 address 70 your committee
OF the sth inst and your committee has mot indicated
any wish he 70 be made Of the subscribed
by US We have concluded divide the money equally
between the Irish Brigade and the Corcoran Legion Very
respectfully, AUGUST BELMONT a co.
NEW YosH, ssps. II, 1897.
Messrs. Auorsr BnncHr ConPAxYs-
GDmsnrN-Your note 70 me Of yesterday, wb,sh you
caused 70 be published in some OF the morning
papers, has been submitted to the Committee 10 whose
They direct say reply that your money was re-
turned because they would not consent TO be the dstr
butors funds contributed BY rm which had nsulted
them. They supposed the deserved rsbuke Of unani.
vote 70 wash their hands OF funds received from
such source would be sufficient 70 convnse you Of the
Improperly Of your action. In this seems they
mistaken You have gratuirousy repeated the offence,
after the money was in your hands.
am also directed 10 say that your assumption that
your money would could be applied by 70 any pur
pose except suoh you mad indicated gratuous
ne u offensive. No member Of this committee has
thought OF applying the funds contributed 10 s ca
sury for any purpose other THAN 70 d recrung ana the
tou OF the national and state authorities This com
mtee has never done aot which has not this purpos
In viAw Il has abored nccssanty 70 accomplish a. and
hs not sought 10 sccopish saythet sso. No psrsopa
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The refusal 81 thc Uui',I States Senate TO COM
irm the nr.ouument o; General SlcKLHs az
BripaIier General, bears upon it, face the stamp
II undIc Political rarti.au.h.r. The General
WIS elevated to hi. command 10y high title.
II raised hi, BRIGADE entirely uunilel uotwith-
standing the ol s,raotions thrown in his way by
political opponents, and in despite If Obstacles
that would have di,eoura .cl a less resoll,. man.
lie presented it TO the Government as the
only volunteer brigade in the service u
the United States. lie has commanded
it acc,rtaly to his sulcriors, and in q
manner tina; has gained for him the esteem o.
his men. In point Of discipline, they are su-
pcrior TO any ether volunteer, in tie field, and
bat little hi.r ior TO the regular regiments in the
niicd States service, ard that the President has
the fullest confidence in the ability of Gen.
Sickirs is eyinccd by his nomination.
When CARPET knights and political heroes, whs
never raiscia company Or drilled squad are
confirmed without qualms Of conscience, II arenet
little Tor the PATRIOTISM or lio,raliiy Of the Sun
ale, that a man who Ia. raised five regiments,
and drilled them efficiently, should bsNaqsiyed
Of his inherent right to their COMMAND We d,
not vindicatc General SICKLrs' past political
| f., tat in time, like these, "Lcn the country
needs the services of all, the good efforts Of Ell
| cinut citizens should cot To idly sacrificed for
| political reasons. Iii. military abilities, and
| hi, character a. loyal are those which should
| lone influence tho Senate.
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Tie foreign uyv, 10y the Anglo Saxon is Of
cor-ii.ra l. Importance Tie rise Of American
.rruriic. and the fall If cotton ON receipt Of the
new. o, the ,aI 'urc of Fort D,ucl,on, is q more
telling iad ,l,ou Of the Importance which wa'
! attached t. that event, than the cAptious criu-
,sm of ahaHi,o press. 1t indicates that the
restoration OF tine Union il 10 longer regarded
impossible aui tina, foreign capitalists are nkclN
10 compete with our own citizens in furnishing
the means to carry ON the war. This will lead
to an easier money market on this side Of the
Atlantic,
IN France the stormy discussions in the Corps
Legi,atif bad awakened considerable OUTSIDE
disturbances, and VIC hear Of numerous arrest
Of former revolutionary Leaders, indicating tina
these person, yet retain their hold on the Popu
lar mind 10 an extent sufficient to alarm I'll
b Government, Prince NAroLEoN has remihd'
the people that tho throne of his cousin Is base
on the revolution. This binds LOUIS NAroLEo
to the principles which that revolution inNoiNe'
and he must maintain for France pioneer pr
gressiye position among tho nations, lie cal
no, recede, even if he would and must contln'
re TO aid Italy in her efforts for unity and pr
$, gsess.
RAyrAzzr has been placed at the head VI :
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1Inn.r nrRrnrrsrnInIIyes.

The House resumed the conslHe'A''o" VI wv
Tx bill. , ,.,.i i,,,.,
The House acted on all the general Provisions
FORTY IN number, making NO imPo'Sh' Alhehu'
M. wickuTe tKy) offered an amendment y ex-
omit slaves from direct taxation, when lands are
,.,rd. and a lvucated il by n speech.
A brief debate followed durinl which MT Love-
ov fIl denied that the Constitution Of our fathers
eyen recognized property In man. and y never
| would. Slavery has no guarantee IN Tie CohStbi
| ton, which II II had been honestly administered
| wouId have destroyed slavery long ago.
| Mr.. Wicklitfs said he had been informed that MI
Loyejoy had recently made similar speech belor'
| a black association. .,.,so,
Mr.. Lovejoy said il was likely. He had a.'s r,cI
two meetings aud he believed the slave hAn ~ NV
| ,igbt u own n master as the master W y"
him; as much right W whip and sell inc ih-'''''
the master W whip ana sch him ..,s,,sd Ad
M. WleklEo's apsndmeas Fa' 'f'''''
ioyTne1,
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A "Tax Payer" calls the attention Of our
citizens to the enormous proportion Of State tax
Is paid by our city, and suggests vigorous in-
luries. In many counties OF this State, tho
personal tax IS 10, rs hpge az The banking cdp'-
'li If those counties. The amount paid by our
city, to the State, for school purposes, largely
~ eeds oir orr, expenditures tor schools In this
.ty we are taxed upon two-thiris the value Of
our real estate in other counti's the people ara
taxed one-haLf and frequently Gut o"e-'hTd
NJ LA Nalmn.
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project is on foot among tho merchants, to
raise 5000, 600, with which to construct a second
edition Of the Monitor, revised aud improved. II
is suggested that the Banks and Insurance Com
panics shond subscribe one per cent. Of thei
capitals Tor the purpose. In Massachusetts, on
urlnch Of the State Legislature passed bill q
provide two steam batteries for Boston harboI
within thirty-six hours after the exploits of tn,
N,rri,,ar L.rnrnc kuown
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Ernm Eernnnhlnn.

The United States transport steamer Marion,
captain James d, Phillips, arrived Yesterday
morning from fernandma, VIA Port ROYAL.
Lei, the former port on the 9Th OF Margl. and
Port Royal on the 10th.
No important event had taken place since the
recent capture and occupation of Fornandina,
81, Marys and Jacksonville by the guuloat.
1nder Com. Dupont, and troops commanded by
General Wright.
Preparations for the reduction Of Savanna
were steadily going on. Health of troops peper
ally very good.
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now Italian ministry In place Of RIcAson,
whose views were long felt to be too conserva-
tive, and who had rendered himself p'rs naly
obnoxious TO the King Thi' Il ,nsc rings the
government into greater uni w.ti the people
and will probably conciiate the CAR ,ldian ole
nent, which demands an increase Of the army
and more energetic measures for the establish
ment Of Italian unity.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK ASp rup VICINITY.


THE CENTRAL PARK COMMISSIONERS hav
made good arrangement with contractor, Il
carriages h run in the Park-iy il is Jololred up.-
Besides an Arrangement for passengers by u
ulur q Kind Of R,cEowAy or omnibus line To 7
established at cents fare. The contract proyid
that these carriages shall 90 1t a speed not ov,
seven, and MT less tan five miles per hour. IT.
contractor pays $40 por year each for coaches, ar
800 Tor larger vehicles.
TnE Board OF EDUCATION met yesterday !.
FIVE o'clock, quorum present, and passed resol
tons T. erect new suUool.Llusos m the 12th n
l5tb Wards, and to remodel TIE school.house in
lst ward. No ether business was transacted.
THE PUBLIC PARIS are being put in orc
fJr the spring, tho park commons excepted. !
TIE YouSG MESs RrrUnLIoAs -CESTRt
COMMITTEE met last evening, at the corner
Broadway and 23d IT,, WIN. $. oprys1n roc,
t.t. ,,J , f,,l d,I,lAtion present A"'
,.. 80, ,,,,ipiportaut, oEccpt IN the ~
of a committee To carry ou' '''' -.
, 10, ,b. matter 90" n'll'H Oh ''''"''' "N lo'Ss
,aDics s. ny dist n4u!aA,l Republicans, 70 be 81
under tie auspices OF the y. u. II. Central
Mite.
The WIDOWS, ORPHANS, &C., Of the Kill ana
pr...u,rs At Bal Run, OF She 69th Regimen lon,
| paid $50 yesterday, in sums varying iron J.
| 49, nam the proceeds Of the Jones' Wood fest
TuE GERMAN HosrTAL.-Ihis underta1
which now commands tie very greatest intes
among the 100000 Germans in New York, desc
not only on that account but in consideration Z
own merit, sorao special mention ~ popular.
no. The main idea Is to establish an insnr'
| for the German sick, particularly those whoh
not familiar with the English language an inie
t..n where German physicians, German eusY
and German cooking will prevail. This prb
which seems g. he imperatiyc'y demanded
ns,essities Of our German population, WAS
fo.ttyyo or three years ago. by few energeId
s.r.. who have auccocdod IN procuring Tor TIA