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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-07
G. rent Britain.
THR ELECTIONS.

The elections were everywhere completed.
or the total number Of 653 members forming the
House Of Commons, 367 rank as Liberals. and 900 as
Conserya ives or Liberal Conservatives For Dunbar
there is double return. aud therefore the seat is not
credited to either party. The Liberals The Times says
have gained 81 seats and lost 32-ret gain, q.
TIE Daily NeTs estimates the net Liberal gain at &c
seats.
TIA Herald undertakes TO show that the real gain
belongs 10 the Conservatives though II is true the
Der o the party docs not appear 70 be "a large as was
but In the lac. Parliament there sat number OF Con
teTyayes who were In truth devoted supporters
Of the Government than large portion Of its nominal
adhercnts The elections have relieved the Conserva.
tive party Of these untrustSorihy supporters.
The Lir0Poo! PoH says; We hear on authority
probable that Lord Pamerston VIII retire from office
before the assembling OF the new Parliament. In that
event Gladstone for Premier viii rush unhidden 20
many lips. But We learn that the Chancellor OF the
Exehequer himself by no means prepared TO ncqui.
Ia his sudden elevation to the Office Of Prime
Minister With good Judgment and haste he considers
that the interests of the couary would be best served
by an administration headed by Earl Granville, Earl
Russell or the Earl Of Clarendon Mr.. Gladstone lead
ing the House Of Commons In his present office.
genial 10 his disposition and so fitted 70 utilize his
genius. Everyone believes that Lord Granville would
make most popular and excellent Premier, and 1t is
around him that II our representations are correct,
the new Cabinet will be formed.
ENGLAND AND BRAZIL.
TIE London Times in its "Cty Article" SAYS a" II 10
reported that the French mail steamer which sailed
the 18th from Bordeaux Tor the River Plate. takes ont
instructions Mr.. Thornton, tho English Minister at
Buenos Ayros TO proceed TO Rio 10 reopen diplomatic
relations with the Brazilian Empire"
The Tmes elsewhere announces that the result OF the
correspondence which has taken place between the
British Portuguese and brazilian Governments Is that
Brazil accepts the proposals OF Her Maesys Govern.
mcnt II February last and diplomatic relations VIII De
very shortly reestablished.
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have him arrested and wrote to the Vice Consul that
so far from being destitute, he must in all probability
have considerable property concealed among bis effects
carpetbag. which was tho only luggage he had with
him In the asylum. accordingly searched, but 1t
was found to contain nothing but empty opium bottles
upon NJ Crestin. and be- after some very
adroitly managed by the Americans admitted thht Mr.
Eastman had deposited in his hands sum OF
el650O he said that he very glad to be relieved
from the custody of it, and he at once gave up TO the
ViceConsul. 1t Is expected that further sums left by
Eastman in another place will be recovered. Mr.. Bge.
low has made an application to the French Government
for his extradi0n, and meanwhile he 10 In custody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-07
Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON Mo3ng MARKEr.-Dullncss continued
prevail In the Stock Exchange Consos were steady ou
the 18th at dy0
the Bank woud advance ts rates. Choice OILS were
rarely taken below .! - per cent. . - - -
American securities closed follows on the 18th; o2Os ~
d7ot Illinois Central, 80 d5St; Erie. a2iG&t
LIVERPOOL, July 26-Nofning CoTroS-Ihe market mas
n under the influence Of the the Moravisn In regard
Cotton In the South The sales Of Monday and
Tuesday foot 1900 bales including 5000 for speculation
and export 49, -, -,
American news with very limited business prices had
dropping tendency. .
| Neutrality-suspicious. Richardson Spence Co. and 9th
e, report Flour very but prices steady owing to light
GENITAL ower since Friday Amber lows, las Corn quiet
but stl advancing owing to small supplies mixed si@1o
per $50 n -
PRovIsloys-Messrs Biglsnd Athys Co. and Gordon,
con rmer active Lard buoyant and daer but quo
,a,ons irregular ranging from III G'9 Talow ques NJ
A.. 90 d4l6.
PRopucE-A,hes quiet at late Sugar unchanged.
Q6 for Baltimore. and q al for Philadelphia Linseed
Oil steady Resin In retail demand at late prices Spirits
Turpeutine neglected French nominal Of 49, Petroleum
steady. - -
good demand previous picea Corn scarce and rn Sugar
good at full prices Coffee hr Tea unchss sed
Rice Quiet bat firm. faow Ia moderate demand p. y c.
lAllJGNI6.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL July a. evening. - Cotton; sales two
day. bales Including 900 bales 20 speculators and ex
porter The market IL dull with light inquiry aud price
are weak BREApsrCys-The msrket IL quiet and seadys
PRoysIoys-The market 10 dull Lard firm at '' for Net
tie rendered.
LospoS July ~ pm-conols close at ss deo for money
AMERICAN SECURITIES Illinois Central Railroad, 65Qo5
Erir Rsiiroad 33td5a, U. s. sos, 7Od7of
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NASHVILLE. Saturday, Aug. 5. lsca

The election returns are only meager. The
following additional returns have been received: In
the Sixth Carksye) District the vote stands: Thomas
4l3; Arrett So with three precincts 10 hear from.
Thomas. opposition. Is undoubtedly elected.
In the Seventh (or Kno1ville) District the returns
show considerable gain for Cooper. Maynard stu
ahead however, and is probably elected.
In the First District the returns indicate the election
Of Col Taylor. Union.
In the Fourth District. Cooper. Union. is elected.
In the Nashville district Campbell, opposition 10
/ 453 ahead, as far as heard from.
As yet no official returns from any district have been
received and we have no indications from the West
Tennessee district
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THE GRANT OVATION.
Arrival NJ Quebec - Enthusiasts 81 the
Canadians-A Dinner with the Gsv.
ernor.Gencrsi Yesterday - The Pre-.
miership A. Macdonald Calico
In.
QuEpEC. August 8. 1865.

QUEBEC August ., 100
Gen. Grant and family, with the members Of
bis staff arrived here at u o'clock. and met at the
depot by Col. Bernard Of Gov..Gen Moneks staff.
and escorted to Russells ST. Louis Hotel. Large
crowds Of citizens assembled OF the depot and received
the General with cheers His arrival at the hotel was
quite private only few persons being gathered about
the doors at the time. 1t is not certain when Gen.
Grant leaves. His course viii be decided tomorrow
John A. Macdonald has been called in as premier, in
place Of Mr. Tache deceased. Great excitement exists
in consequence on the part OF the friends Of George
Brown. to whom that position belongs. Rumors are
current Of probable breaking mp Of the Cabinet.
Gen. Grant dimes with tho Governor-General tomor'
row. to meet Admiral Hope, Of the British Navy, VINO
has Just arrived with two British war steamers.
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EUROPE.
FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS.
/
The English Election Returns
Complete.
The Municipal Elections in France
REFORMS BANQUETS IN PRUSSIA.
THE CHOLERA IN JERUSALEM.
The Municipal Elections in France
REFORMS BANQUETS IN PRUSSIA.
THE CHOLERA IN JERUSALEM.

The Inman steamer City Of Boston, Capt.
Kennedy which len Liverpool at p. IN. on the Goth
and Queenstown tho 9Th Of July arrived here on
the 9th inst.
The Virginia also sailed for New.York simultaneously
with the City of Boston.
The Morayian arrived at Londonderry at 81 o'clock
on the morning OF tho 24th and reached Liverpool at
a. IN. OF the following day
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GEN. SDERIDAN'S DEPARTMENT.
A Portion Of His Army 10 be
Mustered out.
No Conflict on the Rio Grande
Appreciated
WASHINGTON. Saturday. August 5, 1865


The following order is promulgated to-day:
WAR DEPARTMENT ADJUTANTG GENERALS OFFICE,
WARRINGTON. Aug. j, 1903.
CIRCULAR No. 39-Orders and instructions relative
to the muster out Of certain volunteer white troops
viz: Infantry cavalry and artillery in the Department
Of Texas. and cavalry and artillery in other depart
ments.
TROOPS IN THE DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS.
WAR DEPARTMENT. ApJUTAST GENERALS OFFICE
WASHINGTON, Aug. J.. 1e65.-(Telegram.l Major-Gen
P. II. Sheridan, U. S. A., Commanding Military Divi'
fon Of the Gslf New Orleans La. You are authorized
By the Secretary OF War to all volunteer white
oops-cavary, infantry and artillery-servns in the
Department Of Texas that you think can be dispensed
with. to be mustered out Of service.
The muster.out will be by entire organizations, In
GLIDING oil sdditionc thereto. by recruits and from
Other sources. In selecting the organizations Tor cs
charge preference should be givon to veteran regS
ments having the shortest time to serve.
The muster.out, discharges. and payments, will be
made under the regulations promulgated in Genera.
Orders No. "a. current series. from this Office except
that officers and who desire TO receive their dis
charges and payments OF the rendezvous where mustered
out will be permitted TO do so.
Please forward to this office. without delay list Of
the regiments and independent companies You may
select for discharge under this order giving therein
for EACH the strength present and absent respectively
So soon as the list is completed inform me- BY telegraph.
Of the number present and absent for the respective
States.
Separate lists of those who may desire to receive theis
discharges and payments the rendezvous for muster
out should be placed in the hands Of the ChiefPaymas
ter so that he can, at once make arrangements for
payments.
Acknowledge receipt Of this.
THOMAS NJ. VINCENT. Assistant Ad jutant- General
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Turkey.

The rumors Of Ministerial crisis circulated
BY the opponents Of the conversion scheme were un'
founded. The position Of F1ad Pasha was mistaken
The Vceroy about to return to Egypt The slight
outbreak Of cholera in Constsntnopc was subsding.
The quarantine regulations were, however still main
tanned.
had broken out in Jerusalem, and vigorous Quaran'
tine had consequently been established.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-07
Fire ~ Porsiand-Henvy Losses by
Ci0thicrs.

BOSTON August D, Isbs.
A fire occurred this morning ut 81 o'clock in
Evans building. in Mddle-st., occupied by Lewis Ro
Inns g. Boad, clothing dealers, who lost $1,000 TO
80 COO insured for g. 900 The fire broke ont in the
third story, used as their manufacturing room and
extended to the second story occupied by Merrifs &
Sewals jobbers and dealers in fancy goods who lost
$40 900 to sl2 OOO insured for $1,000. The fire was
extingushed quietly. Che building damaged TO
tho extent of 600 to g. Ooo chiefly caused by water
and smoke
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
The Congress Sunk Again-Gcn. Dicl
TnyIor-Movemcnts Of Steamers.

FORTRESS MONROE, Friday, Aug. & 1865.
Tho United States frigate Congress, raised
Yesterday at 10 O'clock kept ahoat waiting for high
water to take her from her bed Of sand, until D. m.
when the pumps gave ont. and she sank, though in
more favorable position on higher ground than where
she was before.
We cannot ascertain from the best authority that
Dick Taylor has been at this place. and doubt tue
announcement of his coming here was incorrect
The schooner Maria Pearson sailed this evening for
New.York, with gun carriages for Fort Schuyler.
The steamer A. Winants. Capt. Bloodg0od, arrived
from Norfolk with mails and passengers.
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Fire NJ Trey-Lnrgc Quantity Of Property
Destroyed.

hOf. AuR o, Ieto
A threatening fire occurred in the lower part
OF the city this afternoon destroying 1000 cords Of
wood. belonging to tho Hudson River Railroad CON-
pady at the Adams.st. Depot. the flames were
stayed in the midst OF immense quantity Of wood by
the u.ed efforts Of tho steam ire.engnes OF this city,
West Troy and Lansingburgh At one time the whole
southern section Of the city in danger. The
and locomotives out In safety The telegraph
mporAriy interrupted The total loss was fs 900
to 10000. The Ars was oaussd BY sparks from loco
n0tiyA
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India

A Bombay telegram of the 10th July an
nounces that tho steamer Orssa with the mails of June
a. had put back having experienced very bad weather
These mails would be forwarded in another steamer on
the 10Th July.
Private Calcutta kilograms Of the 18th report an
active market for Shirtngs and Bombay dispatch OF
the eth also reports demand both FOX Cotton
and for Cotton goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-07
The Cholera in Egypt.
rx,rrn SrArys CONSULATE, I

TIC Statb DVpUrlHleHt VI Ontu'u"J 'o0
the following letter: co..r.
PoRr MAHoy. July Is. 1868:
Hon. c. A. SEWARD. .ietine assistant secretary olaIe
SIN; have the honor TO inform tho Department tnat
Information has been received here that the choiera
which has prevailed in Egypt, is slowly advancing
westward. =. A., a;... az,
without apprehension here CHS being quarantine
station1 that Is may again spread over the country.
There is report here that the cholera has reached
rtsl cannot trace this last to any reliable source.
A'"'I have the honor to DO your obedieut servant
II. b. ROBINSON, Consul.
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WASHINGTON, August 6, 1865.

The General commanding the Department OF
Texas epoined strict and faithful observance OF
the instructions heretofore issued, which require him
to forbear from any form Of Intervention in the war
between France and the sovereign power Of Mexico.
Of which President Juarez continues to be recognized
as the chief.
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MONTREAL, August 6, 1865
There are no signs of the steamer Damascus
at Father Point with Liverpool dates Of the 2sth ut
At Father Point no weather calm; but there were
appearances Of q storm.
4 Quebec and Montreal Il Is now raining, the wind
Ia high and thunder storm is prevailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-07

ST. LOUIS, Saturday. Aug. 5, 1855
BY the recent completion of telegraph line
betyeen Pine Bluff and Camden, Ark, telegraphic
communication is opened to Galveston, via Shreveport
Marshall aad Houston.
The lines in course Of completion in Western Texas
will soon give the Washington authorities connection
with San Antonio Brownsville and other points on the
Texas frontier.
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Latest.

LIVERPOOL, July e7.-The steamships America and
Edinburg have arrived
The steamship Borussia from New.York. has arrived
at Hamburg.
LONDON, July 27.-Political news Is unimportant.
The Bank Of England mas raised its rate Of discount
TO 81 per cent.
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HDain and Italy.

It is confirmed that the Marquis Tagllacarne
had been appointed Minister for Italy at the Court OF
Spain.
The Spanish ultra.montan journals publish MINER
Gus protests from Bishops and private Individuals
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Austria.

The session Of the Reichsrath was to be closed
in the usual in the Hall Of State Of the Imperial
Castle On the 9th Of July.
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The Mobile aud Ohio Railroad.

CAIRO, Saturday. Aug. s. 1855.
The Mobile and Ohio Railroad is completed
from Columbus KY to Trenton, Tenn. Cars will b
running through to Mobile in few weeks.
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The Newfoundland Cabis Hopeles.ly In
tured.

AsPY BAY, Saturday Aug.5, 1865.
MI. L. W. Jeromes yacht, the Clara Clarlta
boarded the schooner President with the steamer Ger
manias mails, and brought them 20 this place.
We have succeeded in undermining and getting on
board about three miles of the Newfoundland telegraph
cable, after great and laborious exertion.
The cable however. is much corroded that we
have no hopes Of rcpairiDgit In undermining IT, IL
parted three times.
We got no idngs Of the steamship Great Eastern as
yet. WAITER Y. LEWH.
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A Shanghai telegram Of the 9th of June
sctes that civil reported to be commencing in
Japan.
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idea even more venuresome and infinitely more import.
ant than that which she herself embodies May she Dc
successful
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TENNESSEE.

The Elecsion-Returus meager-Thomas
Elected in Sixth District-No Omcial
Fikures-Noshiug frora West Ten.
nessce.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-20

PlTr.BURG, June 10, Noon.-Riyer s
feet by the pier mark, aRd stationary
Weather cloudy and warm, with iadica-
tions Of rain ~ ~-sr-sr ID
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-20
new York Markets.

EEE YoKE, Juas ~.
COTTOS-DulI aud lover az 4l@iE for Mid
ding. chisfy a. fnside prices
FLOU Els 6uIl ans 90 70 Sc tower.
wHISET-He4vy aud iowori sassa AZ g %
az % for Wests u.
wHEAf-Is Dat, uad % g lower. r
CORS-ls dull ard % ts2ou.r.
BE Quiet. -sz=z-=a..saa-a
BAKLEY-D Dali end nouiusI.
OATS-Duii at 80 80 SO tof Western.
tOFFEE-DuU. -~f5
SUGAR-Dull
MOLASSE S-Du1.
W00Is-puil
ETROLEUaI-uu-et; Cruds Sf5sl -. sesssf
for RaGusd n Bend and Eoas75- Frss-
PORk-Dulli = 6-5 a. 20 iqr new Asss' E. o.
ing At y 6z5S reg1iAr Nsay, e dJsI@5oo far is68
and 'ff co, cash and r-<ular way IS te8ls %
f,r Prime and - tos520 g tor Pdne Mess u
BEEF-Qs ist Il Slosl4 Ter Piaia Ness sad 50
mi6 or Extra Mes.
BEEF HAHS-g iei a-d Erla,--
CUT NEATS-Ftrln.
LABD-Dal. ~ ss..r-,s
BUTTEB-Qaiet at eos7lc, au5 ee29s5e -fsr
cHEEsE-In fair maai and ua-hAnged in
M0SEY-ouIst and easy At fge per eeut sn eal4
sTERLIyG-DuH, I0g-ssl Ig5z-f g9ld or
ban ksraa kiiis. a-~ EA4 =
6OLD-HeAvy aa3 lovers opened az ~.
sdvanua.i ca 41tf, declined 70 | a. s1d closed
COZ EkNmENT sTocKs-yirrsr; S-aO,, eou-
pens, o71.s Do, nsw, CSzi is-41s' eoaPoHa'
s654.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-20
RiserNews

IL
Tbs rser il gov laifira steadily freas Pitts
burg u Gro. With aaoatniaA hi ia tbs chan
mel from Loaisyils 70 this point, End about seven
feet hence 20 Cairo
In some pIaess ths ehanb4i l. poi very Nsil de-
fined, and sysrsl boats have been agrouDd.
Tbs Superior, W. are told, gos asround at
Tfaaswassr. asa I1st psarIy bali dsy on her
last trip out.
The arrivals and departures since our last
port include tho wga. White, Il. z. Danksrson
aud Fannie Gilbert. from Green river Morning
Star, Hsnderson 10. Louilt3lles esrrie Poole,
Wabash 70 Eyansyills -. q, sfetonbss Nashville
10 Egsnsyilie; D4rl ng, CibeihnatI 70 Memphis;
Esug,tuck, Cincinnati t. sss 0llsa1s; James
Gray, Pond river 10 BYahwiiigaTgE
The Andsrso8 I'm VIVA ksod rip for Cairo,
at ths usual bour yesferdaf aftAfpopn
The Morning 5iar had sbig trip IN, iRfluding
iha Afrean trospa Tor sombiiiss station a at
Hsuderso6.Jz 1HoE1 4ahaN ~ EGf
The J. (. SIC .ohbfh5 1ut iltfle 9 ghs, aud
bas aew p4rsergors. SO bsd tee model bsFse'
in tow. go -
The nsfiihg had bat mossrste TIP from, Gin
cinnatl for aieppeg he vas. however, FIJI Of
people sad had 8 Bare pAftay loaded.
The saiigst tislHaa 8 u TIP ~ se~ Orleans
The WIN. White has entered fhgtrads between
this city and Ilsudsresh. She W ! to Henderson
last nigh I AID Wit 10 ~ thi iadtalng, ana re-
turn 20 HsndersoH this evening YIas
The Gen. Halieck left last evenlus Tor Rough
river aud Hartford, Kg,, s,lel. trado4hs proposes
20 enter. srr 20
The r. X DaBkersoh returned 20 Gregn river
last night. wilh the purppao ~ gaing ihroughto
Bowling Green. FdFaTH aHT
we have heard that ths sig hEnsonri was in.
J u'sd ira storm At New Albany, % SUNDAY, add
would 30 esngllsa q iie over til "Wednesday.
Her agsnts here, afwegtT, ghayg no enoial in
forms,ionon 90 shl Jsot.
The Efaors, having beea -rsleased from Gov m
msnt aergiei, was expected 10 her trips h.
tween this city and Louisville last evening, and
may b. expected IL day. She Is an elegant little
boat. with The sifFsFest Of gent eIasa IN ooEl-
mandolin Beoier bsiog her elegant clerk re-
The G6idrn Eagle was smoking nat light, pre-
pAriipry 70 eontlRaing her trip ~ Cincinnati
Dan Clarrs ue~ hull towad % tidf city on
sunday night, eui her hprer works wiil be pot
up With siiposstis dlspaicb and shs win Be out
BY the time low water b over this fall ..s 1915.
The Jane, Gihy caao "a from Pond river just
after darh iaat 6igat.
A private dispatch 70 tsPt. Bnzlett 81 night
announces that teamer Carrie had been press
cd ~ Goyefnhieht ht Johusonytiih, to carry
troops to New orlqAas. Cart Dan, Dfaly lett BY
the Naogaluek iast night, y take command
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-20
Id Conneu ProeeedIngs.


Coo. CIT EaANBsR, Jnne 20. 1875
The Couukif net n regnlar =fssion,
His Honor M2soss Baker presiding.
Councilmsn present: Nests Dear Cas-
sel5erry, Orr. Baiipan, Heisiinr. Stow-
ner Feldbaels = Beepple sod MIA
TIE Street Con ms eioners rspsFa for
the week endiux lka 7tlr,sfyr. work done
on the streets, vssfead aii5 ~ amount,
S17f, ordered 10 be paid
The bill OF DE- ) Maaenniss, f3s4he
sum Of SIS, for medical ssxvicss .ren-
derpd IN the Pest House, was referred
TO DR. Cassel 8erfx for invssligatsoa and
report
The following hiIls were presented and
ordered 10 Re paid.
Bill Of McGrew & Weeds, for1etier-
ing signs aBd baAetin-5 boards At the
4 bin for asaslss for sss usssf the
city. for Slj6 sSs IN "a
Bill OF Tbou1aa Balleh, sbe months
salary as tesnsssers for sf&am afe en-
CINE $50
R Short, Sw 4. Dobess1 erfA Philip
Klein were each ordered fpgbe paid s.,
enc weeks salary as polictaen
K Short aud " A. D0hesty were
each ordered to be paid 81 zone wees's
salary as fremen
Bill Of Feldhacksr, for Euster-sos Up
per Market House. fo3 20 ~
Bill of J Smith, tor paRl 4oE Council
Room for three months, 81 %
Bill Of A. Whiitlesey, lor services as
City Surveyor, Sl2
Upper Market report showed receipts
from outside sources to &c amount Of
Central Market report saawed receipts
fran the same sources OF 81 40
The report Of the Wharf Master
showed wharfage receipts tor the week
ending June l7gh 10 be S225
Au order passed for the payment FOR
work on the wharf Tor 1852 80
An order passed 10 advertise for con-
tracts for improving the wharf, ard for
the repair Of the Upper School House.
Messrs. Demand AiilIssRers- appointed
8 committee with power TO contract for
said repairs
a petition signed by various persons,
asking the City Council TO donate 81
5000 10 be expended for the purpose of
Celebrating The EQggth Of JAY, Eas FeaG.l
DrsSassaiiterry - 4sd ttAt hair
ithe ansSlint bs-t4vepil 0V1 "a CO
e Mr. QsF oPpesedit. 90 = rOlv
K Mr. Read, who presented the petition,
said that nov he conial celebrate the
Fouftte SitiGia fsshne and Enthusiasm
4hat be Igad TpeysEf eltr before Tha, he
tahad seen dtime'w16eh he FELT some doubt
ths TO the result Of the var. bst nov be
.swanted to have one grand jubilee, more
sthan ever before.
2 Mr.. r0rrf lsaid5 hi felt as Mr.. Reed,
gbnlyy befet FEB al doubta as 10 thssre.
t-sult, but felt sure shat our cause would
fbe successful He wanted the boys who
rad fought oaFh4tks oehs4 n hearty
welcome.
+ The prayer Of the petitioners was
8 OkiatAAa d dnIhar If lorJlers fot thelira-
Iprovement Of the streets, filling low lots,
and otaer matters OF like character
we're passed. after whior the Couacil
adjd6rded % meet at the usual hoar,
tthIH, 20,h instant
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-20
HAIR DYEl HAIR Dye

Eatehalor's Hair Dye is the best IN the
known world. The only true and perfect Dye
Harmless and RsliAbie-pro-
duces a splendid Black or Natural Brown-feuao-
dies the i'll saeets of bad Discs. aad feansatiy
restores The original coler. sold b all Druggists
The seauine is signed, W. q. Bachelor, 81 Bar.
clay street. Ness York ap2s on