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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-15
wei.a COLONY ia n...ourE

We some time ago copied from Tie HoyiA
Missouri Csarirr an editorial in witch ths, pep~y
hailed the prospect. Of welsh colony In Ecr.hsrq
Missouri uudor the auspices q. Aessra }. AZ. & w. h
Jones II New.York city. We gro cgctaea TO learn
that through tbe in4eatgable abors Of thsse gentle
men, the colony is progressing with greater celebrity
than rs best friends anticipated. Al FIRST the Eeasr
Jones proposed visiting aes th!s Sumner bat andns
so much o.coara cement to confidence the settlement
nom among their soontrymen "a America they vssl,
directed their efforts TO tits purpose.
The result is that At NcwCaubris thero aireei,
tome fifty families who either have already sstt,sj
there OF who are now preparing 10 move TO theb neg
bones 'iler harvest tire.
Sir Nm Is. Jones Is nov located IN Hannibal ~
point Of .uyal in lissonr end during hs stey hers
some four OF five weeks, largc number ~ Welshncs
have visited The country and a Ate ctlos pschases
lands. improved farms or have rturncc homo " Oh
view of mailing srrangemepls 20 settle IN Missouri
NOW. Cambria IS s6 mites west - u nnibal on tho Jim.
e the H,'n4al aud s. go'erl Rai''9ad. ZIG larp
veiy livh and 10 Tile such tho ChS'iun Botsois
tk rtcd i'll abundance of tiFhgr AID Nxez len Va''
oasv of access. large grist and nor mn nave be"E
purchased hy We.shmen within conFenent distanes
Other ands are s1eh that sa ialms 81 400 20 acfs
.n be made .uitabe to The " these Ia hnwDls
life wrls abundance OF tie lest coal underte- Ib'
whole territory 10 this district.
welsh sermon IN NcwCenbfil. hss bought bis lihf
and viii enter hae neS bo'ss II two MONTH whefs -
engagements have already hcen mn'.e % cnnne mn -
devote ria tine ~ the spiritual oie ~ the eo@ns,y
We eretiibiy inler.Si hat al 10 nave ssaafhJ
their laBds commend t6-a above 81 1.I Las Deel sHt
IN their favor and have exposed slenso,yes as."n
ilhed az the nagnilceuoe OF IAe coentfy. All thai
needed Is intelligent iabsg 70 make II blossom hAe
garden ard the Welsh people ne just tie people 70 d"
compisb tie IL,
Tie western branch Of tho colony VII Do CALEB
Conner uad there. fof large farms raising stoA IA,
gios So tie COUNTRY Il alsurPes.ed nun tAe f"ti
lew days three Wesltly armeIr base made Wis pD',t
th,.r bone AMI they sy thirteen other ismbies WI
speedily follow item. We see 10 reason 70 aVaoe ,l'
entire success OF ths enlerpri3o, AID thot VIA 10
doend ~ tic material prosperity 81 the e0lonis's'
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RAILROAD Acclpsyr IN NORTH CAsOLlsA.-

RAILROAD ACc1pgsr IN NORTH CAsoLlsA.-
On ~. son u!trio as the morning train from More
hsSd hsd arrived pitia Elk miles % thls city journal
hrofo throsiue The ears into keterogenecUs usss
Ne yi.tea dc eosns of the disstsr which vss near
Hs~clrs logging camp. snd found the cars pcl up OF
Zoo OF eooh cthsS lis mnieilie Alps. Flour oatisr
eus, ana sverYfhlug disc ba paper. which wGs On
the irsin vss stirred up In dels0tAb,s Ysss Two
or three ears we're eonIsstoly st0ye 70 pieces one
kost for homs on fs,oagh hal bis les broken. and
81, c0VeD was soms~ han injured Ibs trein sacoeed
u IL reesbinE Asvtsfa q. r'gst lssFtsn fiueA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-15

CORoxER's ISoUEsrs. The inquest IN me caro-
of TIE who -rroicd ycs;ord y - having been
killed by falling into excavation. n Mefo<r street,
iteea Prime ard Snrinv streets va. continued ycsA
teldsy at the Eighth Prcins S.alo House, BY Ccrc~
nor Wiley. Deceased Was r,caa,li1ed - Amos ",
Brti,r nrr foreman % tis eating Department ~
asesin Bro clothing E,ore No - sBd las cham
brs street. lie Vas aged - years. and resided a Mo-
n oxir-fon nycuae IKE Ilfy rcudcrel verdict 70
srcs wit lie cts AM eeusaFeJ ee bulefs re
et ,,r5rrriy seeurag tie excavation wheh thep
sens erecting a build ag. .DeLnis COwley, an Irst
'sbrer aged y years Lately residing at No as hess
strS.t. gs fatally ssll'sLScA les'efIa9. N~fVAs1
" dlt, held a. Inquest
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"rniireaA Eecl.ie.,aess.n



SIR: Noticing an article in your Issue II
to-day headed Railroad Recklcssucss," take the
liberty of correcting two points IN your corre
spondents statement az he would steI 20 !mpl! that
portion Of the blame rested uron the ccndsst0T OF the
Morris and Fsse1 train. TIE facts were these; Ilc
8 20 Morris aud Essex train running on NEe and
slowly through TIE tunnel the switch nan al tie
mcuh o, the tunnel had tle signal MP tor tae Morris
and Essex train TO come on (Which il alec IL signal or
she Esw-IofE and Erie lasas 10 hold ~ tnt p.
waved his hand ~ thc engineer az sac Morris hli
kssex. who Az once slowed up though mol k'oNlh. IN
reason % the enai Tho Ot~vlic tTsn csrle rlsl ~
on IN spite Of The signal ural il riIQst touched ie
Morris and FssoT trtin before II stopped thus lea
causing collision tfOugl Is 3le.nvers iuEteniion u
TIE glal II Che sVi ohmaB- All care and - CAUTION
VS. used ly he conductor Of the Morris aud Eco
rosd) e. avoid collision De. do not thi8S the ssr-o
care Il always used by tbs employees q the New
York sad Erie a. they f.l1w the Morris and Eeae1
trains 81 f.N gpcei tsrongh tia tnnnel, and
when followed ~ he Morris and Fsse2 frars take but
en- eli precaatioRs 20 avoid collision c'niag 10 i4
stop Ia the tunnel without putting TORPEDO on &c
track or sending brakeman back with hglt hu;
and svfng ia lantern. The Ncw-York and Elie R2sd
undoubtedly caz1i,s manv las!acss men 10 and ron
Naa-YOrs Cily, hat ptob Thy more. none whose
lives arc more VasaOe 20 tlcnselVet or their families,
tao the Morris aad Essex Road. Being ccgniEoat OF
tho sbo,s facts 1eenl II d1ty 70 make the abfe
.roksr censrgiy ridc In the bsgysge-ear and lhaye
vet ~ know the rft rms vhsa TIE Morris and IeseI
Train las rdced With New oEk AID ETie train 40
saln a orossing "a advance OF Tine Yours respect
fsly. a AosAis AID kssff fAsASsAA
Nee Terh JAY ID, lisa.
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HUyrEns COMMUNICATING eontraband.,

HUNTERS CONFERENCE.-The contCabnnd.'
brought ont from the yiriaiiy &. Lynchburg by Cen
Hunter ar ouhterpd 10 tie AfhelfuD. They axe N.
finely Gereat from the specimens Of the race found IL
fli' County. S0gs OF t5sg black as he rlyc1.
ard thor faces shine like polished boot. They a..
have the pcearsr gait gli they talk Gnd Lug
Unlike the darfies frOB other states They we're 50
ting slJndinR, eaaing and ylng about the AthoBnuiE
yesterday, baking In the some wcIe stating gVon
fence others were anchored np0n the curb,t0ae and
st others leaning half way u the windows " tho
buIdlag. Ia ali tie ggDg % Iliy did not ird my
two garments that were At oil similar IN color siyl6.
and every fot u lat tha; was cver maze was repre-
soged Ihey were yesterday uu .eed iao the sergiev
oftle United States. When the BegO were stripped
for ne medical examination. % tleF backs
found T. be Scared Y1th the Lei from sbe neck 20 ths
waist One Of tie cOutrabands Lad foot On 70 him
Ike Dig OCT. The Government dou't own shoe tlas
viii ~ I'm. He VIII have 10 b. sent 70 Philadelphia 10
be sl0d. Last evening after the conrab9nds had bo3
provided With their rev oiOfLing they paradeS
through tie streets Each o. them showed AL tic
igoy he ll Ia his mouth they stepped along 10 tie
cry OF left ron tie officer Ia charge. They created
a great deal Of merriment among tie people on ths
street and particularly among tic soldiers. Who sp-
Peare to consider tie Appearance Of the daa Keys an ex
celent Joke. Wheeling " az IEteL, Tuesday.
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AcclDssr os rHB GRAND Trunk RAILROAD
-Ths coroner. .lry i.s found tie Slonins verdict.

That L. snd others their death h consf
d having 5-es pre- !pt-fed tie t-ollg % te ~ o
Juns ~ With locomotive rus ae eri usin 81 car he
rroperty Of Gland Trunk Rairoli cO4spay q anss
no tie rvsr Rch,ien through tie 1a~5rcse Ger tEat
ryer tle Deoi iAat :. h1 orHion n he Jag
aaf W aid engine prec pted ~ ihs 200
csr essIess 81 y Buney. bs diver 10 ciEss Of 4s
g're a.. tDe pT.s plated that u Il the ogii1n
az The Jury ih1t the Oconotiys lore1asu 1t Richmond
paved want u Judgment and caution in pgslng dyer
charge o. rn without trt Ming ~ personal lYes
.atou whetL.T such cTiTer kns .e r0sd AID dga
the Jury further Of opinion thai ns 4mo, g.ct
OF TIE 70 stop before entering ,he south end
The base E.s bad nGeh 20 u with aooyousnoned acct
M md the NEGLECT Of tie guardians Of sad bridge TO re-
tort lie repeated niFae1E Of ssc Tu vsry rsprebersib
o ueIseTsI We Jay Of ess.oI IL. re Jan .elY.y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-15

MAYHEM McAlcar ard william
sullivan arrclcd yesterday % lie oorneE OF Prince $40
Tto,psos Il. eefs and inferc'enged blows. During
lie fscas McAear seisc bis onpoccuts nose o-tFeen
's teoth ana tt % largo PORTION " T. Jsstee Do 20
sub rcucatiy committed Mm tyr tHeL hs Tss iats
dfscha-y,s from S8te Prison whgre he bal served .
term II i've years foE the commission o. 5sgiar!
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fAdveTti,, u.sai.

The PnRKscLoGicAL JOURNAL for July Is al
most volume IN iseiG 20 judge - lie .zs aud lAs ssEsAsf
o, sl.. ye-. &c, tie BEGIN of aew volume issf'a
interested various theories Supported By tie Rarko'
LOGICAL JovASAL W Ind IA ,e gsfisdieal s' It p'rt
rlna..l avass asoan. VI eneras matter 400 fors
s-i,g Posi- Novsinsa have T. sat BY hf't Pos' iT -
cents. PowLua a WILLS 80 So Br9sdsay, Ne~rlo'f
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COMMENCEMENT AT UsIoy CoLEog.-Th,


programme foF Commencement week at Union I"ilegs
lss, IS as follows, On sunday Juy "a, at ~ p No. M
Pey Henry Darling D. D.. of Albany will oddTcs3tp
Theoloycal Society in Ito Flrat Dutch ChoFch. "a
Taesdsy, 26ih. at g. m, Prof 9. A. JOY Of ConinOi
College VIII addresst.o Chemel Society ~ Tie Lapos>
tory. At2 p. m. Phi Beta Kappa Society VIII ne"
ia the College Chapel. At p. m, Prof. Ausor
T. Epson a Hamilton, College, VIII nfdIe. =
tie Phi Beta Kappa Society IN the trst Dneh Chnfcg
Al = 4. m, tho Rev. Eborfzor l.. i:ogers, ID. H. y
Now York will aeilge o Grafton, aB! Anson g. thes
tor esq II linifaO, will read roc n befo.a Tie Liter
arr society Ia the First Duto Church Op NedDen
day 9Th at 10 NJ, the Aiumnt Assoc oton v ~
meet NJ No T. ~ n A. m. Prot stephen Alexander,
III. D. OF the College u NewJerley vii deliver ~
sddresa before tine Class OF 1874 81 p. M the Alan
Aksocrflen viii hold their annual REUNION IN tic ch
i5ge Chapel. AZ ( p. m, the Hon. Joseph haile.
il D. o. tAe class o! los pll address tho Alumni "
too First Dutch Church. Al f3J p thore VII 10
prze speaking By the Sophomore and Junior Glasses u
the First Dutch Church. OD Jharsday 2sth. ~ ~ \
IA, the Commencement exercises Viii DO held IA III \
Fiat Dutch Church.
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CITY zCEsas.

1EcTrEE.-A leci".rro tefore the "Irtcr-
astQs d usiess and Commercial College Association
WI be delivered ibis friday evening, at o'olocs. At
the Commercial College Rooms of Aeasrs. Bryant
stratton a Packard, No. ~ Broadway. b. Sr. L. g.
Fcl.om cf lbany. Subject: The rrre Basis of Com.
mere.ai Etbics.n The pubic arc invited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-15

week CT emirans landed IL his city. making an AZ
gressic ,ince Jauus-y Of lo1e92 against 7oSso N
Is6J Tie receipts Of the commission snee January l.
we're So go 70 and tie disbarsemeats. gal
ssi s. Among tie engrents arrived this week there
we're ebo0l hundred faetoy gus from Lnsl
whose passage had been paid By the Lawrsncs A-h
CONF -aies vAithoI lie s.rls were forwarded
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MUSIC BY observation-disclosures, suGocat-
Ing sscterrg ctzcHs who pine for tho goods Gid The
pahs hey Knew in their younger aays, may End some
.olsce in TIA delights Of the Central Park and forget
awhile tia, they are pent up By bricks aud mor.ar
Not tho Central Park when TIC sun beats iuI.olsy o.
TO Rsmole when tie srssshopper is burden and Tie
man we smokes litiy cigars nuisance, bit De Pafk
by moonlight, pit Ia muse With fair women. and QIe-
sunebl) brave a. such company il Is quito ALI
Cther place. a.i ysaty roTe agreeable than wheG tho
saH pJuIs down ITS teIvsr Tie Connie si3neIs baSc
recently added saytktT attraction 70 Liis cllr1,.g
sFot Er which IA tie ssy-uthons-s shcnld re,der
tteir grateful acknowledgment On nooui. eht ziehts
tic coTnet band take 10 she waiex AID fron open
boat discourse sseL rsre ard decoes melodies that the
very swans step listen The tlGeving refs. preying
UPON tie corn in tie feed anchored shore for
the swans. pause IL tseir raid and crvnos no moro.
Music hsa cherns 10 slobe tier. Clsd IN pure Elta
enuous o. tho bird Il Leda the citizen nEy Tecne 80
ia ease in Trio hats -ht ply q, and no ana es-t sis
care nrd tonble upor Ito water Sweet stTa.ns EitaT
T. Z through tae hus.its Iound 10 margin VI the like
address themselves ain, pa lulled sHsiailed and
refreshed ~ thrsc Il ci1us Gs ..stiEes homawlrd
with yci5 exalted 81 " io sag0cty aid 40 raj
ity q tSs Commissioners. The presented on
these occasions Il InctLiEE ho !lGoliby imp seed
upon tbe aemoTr u j. LIS pec.acl0 Of thousands Of
people =ures,ris by any hug but their sense 81 pro
rrety ard decorurs. efIoy nC ttentelves aud pru.-
ting utAesI 10 % g. without Interruption The we'll
aed bssts dart f,y the surfac6 Of The lese ond
60 te t,.lgt gross and JesGers. The swans con PLAN
peeyistiy ana f:iT tina; lhs day Is dying Ike 1Ee s
tLet haunt olies waking hours, they glide
bcslde tie bog.s. Or craning tier graceful
nooEr rove OF Ike the wind. vo1-, star ZONES oIt
IN tie heaven sid non tie iEcass-breatli1g s-s1ts
slat l.ne tie b.Hbs ten thousand bsimy odors Goat
IRON tie air tr8u.Ous bora tiers nom tie bald
ard taer-roE bussed novifan soEe exquisite ue.odJ
reaches the Ni,r 1p91 the b0som VI tAo aAs. Tie
izsoo rctrcs bhln1 cloud to<e the s,aIs Of TIE go
r.ss JeloF and tseT al srth lad gsse, an tie
carfb 4. rrdiaHt. by and suffocate In thea
ters or eoneelt.roeaasi Why breathe y1tiated ar
WY witness sceleE q immoyaly under Tho preteisS
sh-s toy ieisota ELen BEN IN the heart u tie
pstropohs Mature has ipreed her tables hss opened
hsr book. and the Central Park Comnissioncrs-aer
proliesiuyiie U.s. ole ard s 70 te Aeir guests. 0ae
night IN ile courts Of the PARK IS worth hundred in
ginlng places OF snuseaent injurious 10th 70 ty and
10 hrain AL tic city sIogA 20 tbeEo--loaDi AID
IaadsEs. children aRd gray5eards Let IA ad rejoice
ist vhsieser else nay have 70 complain o. though
sc literally .roan under oCr taxes Te f.A have NE
Park as some reeoDPense for The outayG
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Z. G. Bonds for sale at current rates. {. ;.
Sir Of lr3l5oU. and ley O. s. C;Ts-icus 500 sd
f0U. T. s. 510s-s0gs nd ieens yer C-f,ih-ltss--
o0c 40 COS A. general sie thesc eclfi'.es az soid
Al ts I rs.es saving the purefs. TIE bs1sers.s Itcnp
100 i,sstBs.., comes 81 Wan ui Bry-Gwsy.
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n, ,sii ssrzns from Rchnord she ID oase h~eE pryviS1
1i'b least additional braAesosa 70 lie eoer<s
AID TIA 4 he n II the is-tsr rrovic sucb s6
a IN ~ esuls ADD s.iiy ~ jug 81 " non thss
would much ted b the sariy ln sv.ns yg6he ~
Cl8laa II he eEswbsisss o. re tosb b slsesst1ss
s5cli-hsiF ..r.ra
Fifteen jurors were IN favor o. .As verdict.
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THg JAPkyg5g PoLlSB.--fms conFcnieni
and exc ert .- rcorcns ugrrseie entirely, he -
q b8cdus. TO-. lster sunclsi1 &c j. eosy fP'S a.?
ia ce h. tffs Tae Poisi eau e obtained wholes.s Al
The srcacy 81 IS WHEN street, auJ Ee,eA 81 any o. sAS
i.Sd. = ,ssr-d si-r--
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The L. s gunboat Fort Jackson captured the bloos-
ade.runner steamer Thistle and chassd The BostoA.
which escaped bat Es, subsequently, taken By ArOtass
Isssel
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TIE IEcS PAVEMENT. were busy
Wednesday taking up tic Oh iron pavement IA hoH'
Of tie PostOfce 1t was M o.. faTs and lre-bs aId
wa y,Iy dangerous. TIE beigian pavement VII o
place il.
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Rcccin,. 81 isrnnnos.

JuLT rs otj bhs. t.eUg 2zd boil. Whisky, 100 bbis.
Corn Hr' 70 go hlsi. Eea, 36e push Oa's 5o pkss
Better ~ gss .gd 10 gss-. royons q pkg As.cs
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T0tai.........,.",....,.. 81, la'. ~ 1t
retl. ~ as .


Balance on hLrd July s...sss.s.s y -. isi' -
communication V,s received nom Mlyor blnther
nxrianing thas the Trustees Of the CoiOrcd Orphan
Asyua we're wiling 70 adopt h.s suggestion. that
before their old property WIS sold. security should De
civ IT the proceeds should be properly @iiLea ne
TecoG asds TIE csr wing cut Of ne afi.nge.fLt re-
ieI rot 20 tas Committee on Finance. fhe Mayor also
prcserta. conn unicatOn ADVISING some come, lions
ir the system * sewerage by which the public hc4th
NAV bc promoted Referred Tho Mayor sau- iu some
correspondence between himself eud Charles Robinson
relative to dicltCs " hca haze ,cd o. a severance
of tie teielJapiic connection between Police Hgad
quoTcrs and the city Hail. Referred 10 the Finance
Committee After transGcting considerable Ioglire
business Tic Board ADJOURNED to meet on Monday next
ri , o'clock.
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KrGLANp,s Mutually.
EIsShade-Esnniss .s CbsricsfeB and
. wfImiu Etou.

hIehrneBd CeuespaHisses London Index
TIE following Is a list OF vessels running the
at Charleston and Wilmington from Jas.
aSSa 90 tf.a middle If NIL lff4.
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BoARO op CoUsonngs.-rhe Board MT ~

2 O'Clock p q. on Iharday James Hayes, The Frest
dent, in the chair. The Board adopted resolution in
cfeasng The pay Of al leb'rcs in the employ OF tte
,Crotcn Department 20 s. per diem A communication
was received from the Mayor containing COPY Of The
orrspoudcuce bctscen limsoit AMI Mr.. Charles Rob
insoB, Police Telegraph Operator stating tie reasons
that there was no teicgTap.c communication between
tae Central ulice and ;be Fire Toegrlpb Office az the
tiy b8ii, the Sayor states that fhis aono0Brr--r.
cciion VII -e.iar The cty liable great dlng1p by
Gre and concluded ~ desiring tat the CONNECTIONS
Wi be- again made. NJ. Robinson, IN lepy states
that tie CITY Il NeWYOfk has been using she tee 5aph
from sye years, 1u Iot Iey Eg anything for "
lie las c3cd The ate ton ar tie Common touch 20
1t heretofore aud they have moi taken eny notice Of
Il whatever For these he coacided I" dlscon
Get IHf epfeI4lgs ~ lle y ~ eo l.'.o
the danger be city Is i'le ~ ~ case 81 r. he VII
place the telegraph a.n in operation bat " sAal m
list upon some ailant bdh, made ~ as past use
well ~ the slrfc.' The correspondence Wa re-
feTed. The lNayf transacted a considerable Amount
u general ROUTINE business and adjourned ~ Monday
next
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scuii annual dividend Of u or tie Preferred and p
cent upon toe common -,ocs
The es-nngs Of the Erie Railway FOX be
month Of June reres
ISL. 81 o2i. rs 81 lae7.........s77olG 8
tprreHs SOL 81 ~
-, sli,,u.nf. az pit,s.ou GOAL hv tina Pam.
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PALsgR.-Palmer has rot been released from
FoTt Lafayette. reported. lie is stil q prisoner
there charged WITH completely ia Custom House na1ds
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION The Com
ai ss.oaers 81 Emigration met wednesday after
soon srd denied tie application 70 recruit at Castle
Gsrieu because It w0-id tend to dsccoTge emigration
and ccnfru ihe charges made in Tie Brtsh Parliament
il rtls,.os 10 foJegp erBsirsIta Dung re gasI
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BOARD OF ALDERNIy.-The Board Of Alder
men .et yesterday at O'Clock tho President John
Henry esQ IN the chair. AID. Jones presented Pc
titon signed by a number OF residents Il the sixth
Warl relative - alleged nuiSalcs IN oith street
Controller Brennan trsnsmltted tie following state
nelt relative 10 the credit OF the treasury;
lalircs on ishd June JJ............ 4Ititop u
N.e.iut........... ....,............. 1919 n
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ROBBED IN A SALoON.-Bcrnaga Hyres, q
boarder az the Lsisrge House on Wednesday night IN
tered the di4inF sooon % Hcary Wcssoi alias "Diteh
HEMP resort OF abandoned characters sad caleb ior
rcfresbme1ts They partsscn 81 IN company with
e girl named Emma King alias CIAIse, HEom hynes
fond TIE place. lie soon afterWsr4 Tell as'eH and
on srasiag foini that re GIL had let sad Win Ter
Lis wallet, containing sea. she was subsequently ~
rested b Cap: Ne Camp oftle Eighth P.eenc' at her
lodgings No. % Sullivan street ard $40 o!tho stolen
money recovered. Justice Dodge committed tAe &C
eused for trial
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COMMENCEMENT AT Ia SAL4g Institute.
la Sale Institute occupying Nos, q. 80 and $.
Second street bold tie snngA examinaou ana ex-!b-
ton during three nights az the past week. C'uormahy
70 tire very agdGbe practice introduced here BY tle
Directors Of tie Christian Schools the eS.ninat.ons
were public, every gentleman IN the andence uelns
iuyet 10 sgtify himself OF the progress uHac Or ihe
pap,ls duli6c is past scholastic term. Ise at. n
incuts OF TIA yonug gentlemen N A.themS,i.ss,
Of decided aypsoyatioa. /. speIss Wei * .he
Gire, tos # the Institute that young iads De-
tween he rg.a Of % and - tloiid prove ihtn.
selves perfectly familiar with Newtous celebrated
tissni1 tleOiem am be adopts So calculus soat snd
spsei!ca -cnIiStry. Yet ssCa was tho cgso. i.o
frcn and Gefm6l languages aIe hero taught 80 tlat
The diligcnt student bcoaues aln1st as familiar Vfl
t,, as vith the g-rnacular Music and singing, t'-o
oeupy no lo grade in tne list 81 studies IL We % &c
BY Lis pofciets5 exhibited u these hTe1eAes cai.-s
the exhibition.
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The shipments Of Pittston coal ny the Penn

.ylyanla co1 &c. for the weak ending July o WeFe'