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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-11
France.


THE LONDON tONfIEhNf-
A telegram from Paris SAYS: Al the last
sitting OF the Conference proloIgaton % the arms
tice sgeed upon and the Conference closed with
out any result.
The xontevr SAYS: The last sitting Of the Conference
,ed OF quietly. The belligerns read declarations
IN which they explained the present position Of affairs
according 10 the views 0f their respective GOrennents
Earl Russell reviewed the lsbors Of tho Conference ard
expressed hope, ia which ihf neutral Powers con
cured nsi, whatever might be the Issue Of iho con.
fcf the Independence Of the Danish monarchy would
he preserved II Is thought ,lst hosilites ~oald be
resumed on the 10Th. Fourteen Danish vessels are
cruising between kiel and the Island OF yehMcrn.
The Berliu Spesersche Z;iuaH ays; telegram ron
Vienna states that the German .oyeTegn- at Carlsbad
had come 10 MI understanding upon tho Dano'dermsn
question According TO this understanding, Prussia
gOud with the Concurrence Of Austria propose Of tho
Federal dot that the German Colfederailos should de-
clare war sgainet Denmark.
The Hord Jlu,scts ZeitHas SAYS; III, fntiJghts
pfolongstion Of tho srmstice which agreed ~ ~
he sitting Of the Conference ON the Ch expires on ne
18th 50 that hostilities will reeouDenoe on the .oih.
and not on The Xth
Prince Albert Of Prussia has loi Rcilin for The bead
quaricrs OF the army Ia the Duois. IA gence OF
4 telegram sent by the king from Carlsbad.
4 telegram from Hamburg Of Junt 20 says Prince
Albert passed in great haste through Hamburg ms
morning. being the bearer Of On order "a Marshal 'on
Wrangcl 10 rccommence bostilles to-day.
telegram from Hede Of june - says: The Duke of
August6nhurg nj banquet given ir bis honor On the
93d said. II rejoice Ia be the frst German Prince Of
Schlesvs IIosien. aud shall Ia fuiuie nlopt no bepa-
rutist illteFf-lh. iIr ji4I'b i'pNs
10 make sny sacrifice 10 their lhcntors which may
contribute 70 the welfare OF cermsny.
III, Tir1s Paris correspondent ssys; The last ac'
counts from the corn producing districts ofe inore
favorable.
The Pari, West market Wa vel supplied at 29f to
3jI the 100 Kilograms.
yhe price OF -four Wa unchanged.
The wine trade l. unusually dlll At present IN Paris
Tho Paris Bourss wns irmer oil receipt II he prices
81 English funds iron London Eshtos closed or Mon
dan al ttL e0c.
The great Iron Company Of Narcotics hss Just com
plAied near foLOr IN jrOn.Ta'ed steam gunboat on
a neg model. Ii hns ALREADY been tried aud the re-
sult was most satisfactory. II may he easily rcparated
into - pieces ar. each 81 ihe,e forms small boat
which may travel o-er land or navigate the sea VIII
g; knots an hour When taken 10 pieces a whole feet
Of gunboa!s may be moved from one place 20 another
by railway.
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The Conference.

- Az the final sitting OF the Conference on Sat.
u7dsy letter nom the Emperor Of Russia was read an.
nouncng TO the Conference that the Gear had ceded his
claims upon HolsteiD 10 the Duke OF 0ldenbarg and
tnst those claims be considered revived by the
present situation The letter contained remarkable
pasaage N which II emphaiicslly declared that the
I kesiy Of london must aow be regarded. I'D
sted."
Tn Tires says: On the subject Of the srmist'os
there the frInness or oDstlnncy displayed 10y
the Government ol Copenhagen. The Russians were
wiling 10 agree 10 q fresh suspension OF h0stlitier
provided II was for term not less than two months
but the Danes wod hear OF nothing but aIenewa o the
campaign on the 10Th according previous arrange
msnts As the Conference came 20 an end with the re-
lection By both belgcrens Of the proposals msdo BY
The eutrsl Powers and ~ Denmark has deliberately
syp.efFed desire that the should proceed, m.
T:tsh GorerIun9g1 tirks itssT rot hound 70 irfsr-
IRA, JOng campaign viihin the bnln
sAich pre- L,e been contemplated BY ths DoGes hsa
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Denmark.

The Copenhagen Rigsrsad was opened June
o. The speech from the throne has the following;
:. The threatening crisis OF the Fsherland aud the
expenditure necessary for the continuation Of war mas
this conyocaton. We have recently learned iof
how te the dearest right reckons In Europe and how
Isolated We arc We, therefore, aceeded to the painful
sacrifice OF the country south Of the schle Ire enemy
demands more, but we reply negatively, being con-
yinced that rho people agree with us"
The President of the Council in the lower House SAID
The Danish Penpotentisres were instructed 10 accept
the line OF dem ar alton OF the Sche and 10 agree 70
fortnight proon gaon Of the srmisice should England
firmly adhere to that line. Earl Russell promised that
neither would he make proposal himself nor support
the proposal OF any other Penipotentiary which would
be Iess favorable for Denmark unless Denmark hertei
should consent 10 such new proposals. iar fusseIl
nevertheless proposed on the 18th that the question
shoald he submitted 10 arbitration although Denmark
did not consent 10 this proposal Bishop Mohrad said
in conclusion. cannot explain how this proposal was
orslstent with Earl Ru'selrs promise.
BLOCKADE or THB GERMAN PORTS.
telegram frsm Dsntsio of June n says; Three
Danish ships Of war, which came 10 under flag OF
truce have announced tho renewal Of the blockade.
Twenty days have been allowed 10 neutral vessels TO
leave the port.
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A FATHER SELLS HIS DAUGHTER TO IN

PknY--Y Yesterday morning Justice Dodge entertained
seIee. company at the Jefferson Market Police Court
his distinguished visitors being tho keeper and inmates
Of O Greene street brothe, which is known ss Lsu-
ras" The company appeared under escort Of Officers
Wado and Davis OF the Eighth Precinct and the occa-
sion Of their visit was summons TO the COM
plant OF Captain Norris De Camp which sets forth
that on the 10th OF April last Richard Stevens,
who then was or formerly had been driver on Brook
lyn City railroad cars took his daughter Ada, mere
child of fourteen or fifteen to Laura Barnores house,
and there bound her out 10 prostitution for consider
alton Of e. a week. that Laura, otherwise known as
" Big Laura paid Stevens S. in advance, and there
sfer a. weekly and that the girl had been kept for
purposes Of debauchery in Laura Barmore's brotheL
The propretress OF the den who Is very wealthy ap
peared in attire of the latest fashion and most costly
material and seemed to rely upon her wealth and the
influence of her counsel 10 shield her from common
felons cell nevertheless, thther she sent and her
subordnates were held a. witnesses Stevens also
committed.
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The Danish Wur.

The policy oil Prussia is said Ia De tue reten-
iiou ~ 1utland a. a material guaranty.
1ls Prus.ans are erecting batteries on the Jnnand
coast opposite the middle port the Island at Funen.
The announcement Of tho capture Of Alsen by the
German Powers had been received but the details con
cerning II had no' come 10 hand.
4 Vieuus paper statcs that Austria and Prussia are
fnlly agreed on rho subject Of hostilifies.
The Two powers ere said TO have renewed the engage.
inent 10 act IN concert until Dcnnars shall b compelled
"a accept Of peace.
Prussia has declared that she soefy Nu 10 terrltorh
aQgrandiemcnt In the North.
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The American Question.

The I0RdOn Star s8Is: Grants latest move
ment, are certainly not destitute Of holiness but they
seem 10 border 90 foolhardiness. He deliberately
losys- tn losd Ia Washington and the North open 10
roiusc where the Federal army could much more eaely
dispute his progress.
Mr. Sldel had IN Interview With tn Emperor Napo
leon on tho - IA az june.
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The Porto and Egypt.

Negotiations have been entered into between
the Porte and tho vicoroy of Egypt for the conclusion
Of treaty 10 replace the garrison Of ranis by Egyptian
troop. ~ ~
Tf. Vienna G,a,ral Correspondent SAYS; The Porte
show ed great indulgence toward Prince COMA, who
has much confidence In the ultimate success Of his
cane although he unable 70 come TO perfect w
dcrstandlng With the foreign legations at CONSTANT
uople
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Rc.umv,iou OF HesiiIisies.

Official dispatches state that the Prnssians
commenced attacking tho Notifications OF Aisch ON
Two German steamers have passed the Canal OK me
Hider and arr moorcd rnder tho cannon OF frederek
dorf Numerous small craft have been dispatched 10
Schlasxig nv rail They arc supposed to be destined
for Tho massage Of troops to tho Island Of Funen.
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Very Lafesl.

The CITY Article OF re T,nls Of June - says Pend
ing the Parliamentary statements 20 be made th even
ing Monday all departments Of business have been
quiet. Consols clOscd az W. dp0i.
There yes nc pressure for discount at the Bark to-
day and in the Stock Exchange the charge for short
loans VAS 5dY y cent.
No change occurred in American stocks
mc,.rr Jcnn Iiaoe son cotton msnuactors i NJ
change as hgvng suspended payment liabilities esti-
mated at a,S.oO
TIS Tils city articc) Of ednesdsy, june 90, says
The statements In Parliament last night hsrmonized
completely with the sncipaons Of tho public ana tho
English funds consequently throughout the day have
been entirely free from huctaaiion con'o's closed "
Ia the slook Exchange short loans were offered at
from Ia 81 per cent.
French Rcntes, ta.sa -
IVrnaOOL CorroS MAEHIT. Jane u a.,d 2s-There
has been AN active dcmsnd FOR Cotton and sales Tor two
DAYS amount 20 - tD baes-sUO on speculation and
export American advanced ID y p.
1.ytTPooL CoRs hthKkI June @S.-"heht un
changed. Flour nominally the same price. Indian
ISSDor CoGs M,nKrr. June 27.--The market was
Losro, COLOSSAL MAsEET, June .s.--Sugar dbl and
lower. Coffee steady. Rice unchanged. Isllos hai
ut 40.
THE vorg or CgssURB.
HduSE OF COMMONS, Tuesday, June Is
Mr. Di.raeli viii propose Monday next 10 move
humble address 10 her Majesty, 10 thank her Majesty
for directing the correspondence on Denmark aud Ger
mani and the protocols of The Conference recently held
In london % be Laid before Parliament. We ASSURE
her Nnestr that We have heard with deep that
the stings az that Conf have been brought 10
close without accomplishing the important purposes Tor
which il us convened. 10 express 70 her Majesty our
great regr, that nile The course pursued by the Govern
msnt has failed maintain their sYoHed policy OF up
holding the integrity and independence of Denina-k'
n h1s oved the lust influence Of this country in-Ae
councils Of Europe and thereby diminished the secu,i
ties NJ peace.
NJ kinglako VIII move amendment 10 the motion
on HelDesday.
Tho House divided on The Open Place. for Recreation
bill % majority against che Government
THE DANISH WAR.
The Allies no longer consider themselves
bound by tho concessions made BY them at the Confer
cncc. Austria will henceiorh fulfill her duty as Ser'
man poWcr without regard 10 herown special interests.
According 10 intelligence received Al Heligoand AZ
engagement between the German and Danish fleets viii
probably take place in these waters within lev days
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W. Il. TESSBSDBN, rs Secretary OF Treasury,
by his talents snd industry comnsnds the c6fd-nc- Of AZ
parties The o1cence aud economy Of kESrs EAST Spb
CoFyEE for similar unani1iy Of approval >oiby
I'll grocers Price 20 cents = N. Ask for kESTs. w oess
seguis~. General depot, No lSi Readess.
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A Telegram from st. Petersburg, Of june ~,
says the Finance Minister has submitted TO the Ccune
Eoncisr and Industrial Bank The establishment OF
these institutions win be undertaken by the first London
Socis,y and the London Credit foncier The BsnA OF
Meining gen eOncuTs in this object.
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H. ,',amstip Gs1saEI, from Harstgrg Gsi S1a',aGgSs
MATHS Buds H. Gucus, e. Seller Isasc Strauss NJ ksussr
and lady Miss Julia isu-r w lIofnsn, o. " Lut,Sl v.
V. Wedel, n. Wilson, Nu. Hicks l.. Msuser aud cad beo.
Marshall Thos Mar.hsll, Oesyus M,r.hsl, Wn Cox Wa.
sguhes. Nis Rose Gershcr Mr.. Dill Mr. Griffin A. Mai.
IiO.l, Geo. Cooper Emile LebTun, Chas. Dunos
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saxony.

Al the sitting Of the Upper chamber Of Dres-
den Chamberlain Zehmen moved that the Government
Do requested 20 use s influence with the Federal Diet
that the entire Confederation should take part ia the
continuance of the war against Denmark and that the
war should be declared Federal war.
Tho Chanber referred the motion " a committee.
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fAdyeriieiuen.

ten Of Pbysiognony-Eye. Ears Nose Lips, Moth He'd,
Hair, Eyebrows. Hands Feet, SkiD, Complexion with al
Signs otChsc,er and How to Read Them, in Ne rhRs
BIOLOGICAL JOURNAL Only ~ year. New Volume oec'
with July Number Sen, by frs, post for ~ ceri' ~
yovLgR WILLS No. 3ss Broadway, NY.
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they made their choice The protocols OF lne Oonler
ence and the ensuing details will we oeheye, Prov
that The nation will be found have contracted no such
obligations as can make it necessary Tor our nonUi ~
abandon neutrality which experience mas SHOW" !"
ne wise. -, -, H. l., ,ha Uouse
II cannot be expected that the opposition IN the
of Commons win allow such an opportunity oil giaHu
sSnre has certainly attended her Majcsiys Ministers
m these proceedings.
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CITY ITEMS.

DIspEysARIEs OF MISUNDERSTANDING the
month Of June medIeal and surgical services. vaccine
tion and medicine afforded gratuitousy to 921l
persons by the seven Dispensarios Of New'York.
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DRowsgD.--John Knoor was aeciden,ly
drowned on Friday evening while bathing OF si,is.
fifth street North River. The body has not been re-
covered.
A body which is supposed to be that Thomas nly.
formerly employee in the backsmiths department d
the Chsrestown Navy Yard, found In the dock 40
Pier No. 3 North River. Coroner Widely held al in
quest Deceased apparently about 40 years VI age
Ave feet six inches In hight had sandy hair and short
whiskers, and sttred as a aborer. The body had
been in water about fortnight
Michael DUgan, Of Second avenue near Sixtieih
street was accidentally drowned while bathing 10 tho
East River of Sixty.second street. He was aboroy
aged q years. His body has not been recovered.
Reinholt Renhassien, a sailor. accidentally fell nom
the NOrW egian bark Pnenix, and drowned ot the
foot OF King street. The body recovered yester
day, and Coroner Rsnney held an inquest.
james Armstrong, OF Third avenue near Twenty
seventh street WAS accidentally drowned while bathing
off Twenty fifth street, East River. The body has NOT
been recovered.
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Com mcrcinI Intelligence.

TIE LONDON MONEY MARKET.-On the .Sth OF
June the Fond. remained ssgnsn and seemed Likely to re
main fres from material general feeling OF ts
country having marked out by tho Gov
ernn-nt on 81 foreign policy.
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ADVERTISEMENT

Tue JAPAyRSE PoLIsH.-This convenient
and ~ esut article threaten. supe ssde entirely the
o bscsns L., lusrT !. un.quscd u ia easily applied snt
rs {. tring The Polish be obtained wholesale
the agency No IS william street end at retail OF Of 'hs
Ice din ssboe dealers.
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I'hn Ernvil lnnils Ind rnachnd Lisbon

The Brazil mails had reached Lisbon.
GIO JlssIRo, juno lg6t.-Erclansr, 2iid17t Coffee
nouini shipments 9oooo bags sales, 5000 osss stock
10000
BiHn, June 49, ls6i.-Eschsnfe 2i.d27l Sugar, 10000
leo
Sugkr, 5c9al too.
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Italy.

Tn the sitting Of the Turin CHAMBER tne
hadgst was discussed. The ordinary expenditure ior
sCl Il estimated at ~ 40 I39 lire The extraordinary
expenditure is estimated at lao, l271S3 lire.
fhs budget Of expenditure was passed ny hsJ"Hy
of lt2 10 o..
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HYpRopHoBIA. -Coroner Ranney hold an p.

HYDROPHOBA. hdIHt! II'TU an III
ques. yesterday, No. a6i West Twentyourth tfeet
upon the body OF Sarah McCarrol, child, who died *
hydrophoba having been bitten the 80 OF My By
vicious dog. which was kept by Messrs. Samuel HL-
rson & Son, vi No. $50 West Twenty fourth street,
IL having been shown that the dog had bitten othf
persons the Jury rendered verdict consuming fts
Messrs. Harrison FOR suffering the beast TO run n
large.
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Tile DANISH WAR.
Yer, Latest nv the Peruvian.
PORT Az ia

PoEr Az BASQUE Saturday, July Q, i-A.
The following is the concluding portion OF the
steamship Pers,Eh's dispatch, which, owing to diti'
onty oi, the wircs was not transmitted last hight:
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The police are reported 10 have discovered
another plot against the Lmper0rs life.
Several Italians we're arrested on the 18Th OF June.
The Paris Bourse closed fat ri 6jL 30 for the
Glhis~
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Spain.

II was A serted AZ Madrid that the resignation
Of Senior Acarema cmbasssdor 10 Perm, hsd been se-
cepicd.
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,.
INTERESTING FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE oERMANiA.
Declaration Of the English Ministry On
s the Danish Question.
They are in Favor OF Remaining Neutral.
a Vote of Csnsure Proposed by
the Tories.
.-.
The Cabinet Likely to be Sustained by the
House Of Commons
ss...
The Tories Decline to Declare In Favor
Of Var.
nEopERRG OF HosTllHlESIHSc HlESwlG
Repssted Capture Of Alsen by The
Germans.
tn
The Alabama and the Kearsarge.
'1sesere from Capt. winslow, Mr.. Lancas-
Ter, and Mr.. Mason.
Repssted Capture Of Alsen by The
Germans.
The Alabama and the Kearsarge'
: 1sessre from Capt. winslow, Mr.. Lancas'
to ter, and Mr.. Mason.

Tie steamship GsrmaniA, from Southampton
% Juns a arrived here YESTERDAY.
: ne kustrs,axsp arrived June e.
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ARREST OF AN OLD OFFEsDER.-On Ffida

evening Sergeant McCiyen of the Seventeenth Precinct
succeeded in arrestng one Charles Patterson hoto-
rions Msckerelye thief who on the 2sth Of December
lnst, knocked down and robbed Mr. Martin Ballard Of
One.hundred. and ninth street. Subsequent 70
the robbery Patterson arrested and required 10 @
bail and having found this he fed but theFeaien
rgarrested by the military authorities and incarceratsd
in the Park Barracks deserter He escaped thence.
and was yainy sought by the police until Friday even
pursued by Sergeant Mcfiven into a Broadway oyster
saloon where he vas arrested. lie was committed 70
thc Tombs
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THEFT OF A WATCH.-On Friday evening
George de Vile Of No Us Elm street accompanied
girl II the town who Is known Little SipPrs 10
sul'yansreet house OF designation, and Nas mere
robbed of course of his gold watch chain and money
Little Slippers" arrested by Officer WeoD OF Toe
Eighth Precinct and committed BY Justice Dodge.
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Russin.

Prince c.ase relative TO change In the csnstisu'ion
Of the frinsfpartiee.n .,
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AMERICANS ABRoAp.-The followir. IS. Ijst

AMERICANS ABRoAD.-The followir. 4 J. ijst
of Americans registered at Guns Anne ican A gepcy.
No. II Charlotte street. Bedordsd aare, London, Erp
gland. for the week ending June Is, ls6i
Rev James Hughes, Hartford Csnn John Shsridau Roeh
esser. N. T.; 9e.ss A. Kit'hn Bombay; T. u Bowditcs,
man. New Haven Corr, L. I. Aopkinson sod sdy, Nov.
Yorf; u; teppen philadelphia T. AIeIsndr, Mos,rra,
T. IT, Deyid n and lady Valparaiso Thomas Moreto.
scho.ettsl Mr and Mrs James Hamilton, Cincinnati, o,
Robert Shooter, Philadelphia; George Bellows ard hdy.
Ney York; John f. HoSgson and lady California fosepb
Barr, Oregon J. @. Hall, New-york.
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Ikdve riiscnen..

BIXBY vs.. DAY n MARTIS.-BIxBY's LtQCIr
aud PAsTE BL.cSSs il the best use and 81 per -et
cheaper than the EuRIh French. sold by al O.ooer't
pots, No as Stl.sv. sud 40 l9spruce st., SewYoIs
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Afcirgram rom to'f-f'niirOplo. " J1rp 81.
sstr; he tonirrrncr ui LhiDaS.dvis s. san.tvs"
the r..Ysi,d SlIsIrun.Dt he.Beea tie Pcrls ana
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WurlcmheYY.

The new King Of Wurtembcrg solemnly de-
clare. that he will maintain the Constitution.
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por,ar. poy,ner. in Exchange. and rise Of II per
ee nj against England. - r.,
"A AZ Bcmbsy, R1ehangs had declined II. sA at Cal
cutie, !.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTs.--On Saturday evening
Mr. Henry McMulen. grocer. OF Eleventh avenue, be-
tween FuftysXth and Forty5eyenth streets was driy.
ing on the avenue when his horse taking fright tom an
approaching train eaped suddenly aside throwing him
10 the track Mr. AcMulehs feet were oFushed 80
seriously MS 10 render amputaton necessary.
Hanns McGrsth, child OF years, uos run oSf
near her parents residence No 50 Oliver street on sat
urday morning by No. OF the Second avenue lipe
She was taken TO the New-York Hospital, where she
died shortly after admission.
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FIgR IN CROSBY sTREET.-The second story
OF the premises No. 81 Crosby street occupied by Mrs
Della Rodgers was damaged by fire early on Saturday
morning. Loss Oh building about soO on furniture slJ0
the third floor, Was slightly burned In order 10 save
herself from the flames she jumped from her window TO
the pavement and seriously injured She was tales
70 the New York Hospital /.
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ARREST oP A RUPPTAy.-Charles Patterson, 4
wsll.kuovn Mackerelyile thief and burglar, on
Friday arrested BY Sergeant McGven Of the Seytn'
teonth Precinct Aboat two months since, In company
with gang OF thieves Of the corner OF Third avenue
and seventh street. the accused knocked down and
robbed Mr. Martin Ballard residing in One hundred
and twenty ninth street. between Fifth and Sixth ave.
nues Of his watch. He arrested at the time and
delivered into the hands Of the Provost Marshal %
deserter but on the third night OF HIS confinement IN
the PARK Barracks managed N escape and eit me e!
One Of his confederates named Burns was s'ee sea-
fenced to the State Prison for 10 years and mouths
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gentlemen whose warehouses robbed in April ard
May last Koehler and Hhsh were committed yerers
dy by Justice Hogan, and Fairchd gave bonds to ap.
Gear rs q witness.
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rudia add Chiaa.

A telegram from Shausbav announces an im