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Of tA> endemic The new cases reported amount "a
seventeen, and six additional repor'ea ron @ .np 1r
makes the total number tor the past twenty hour
twenty three cases, and from these hirteen aea'"a
THE nIsEAss THE TauAEr HOME
Il The Disease at the Truant Home has commercially
sbaed As before reported, Mayor boosn visited snas
institution FRIDAY afternoon ana msas .snCs m
disease He mmedatey ordered the erection Of exten-
sye wooden buildings In healthy local on Dear the IN
uova y. - soon AZ they are ready for occupancy Com
peent nurses have been provided, and every measure
adopted 20 prevent spread Of contagon anong me chill
dren. - -
l Arnold Diedorick No 06 Partition street.
l Thomas annody, BOmpes Hook died I'd.
James syouiand Hamilton avenue near Hicks street.
hicha Hughes No. 10 Mill street, d,ea Sd
All Il " Fitzgerald, 100 Woco,t street. died Sd.
Msry C. Mcnamara, Van Dyke street, near Van Brunt
street
lanes Gibbs died Ist
Ann Ii ighes No. % Ninth street, August 8.
I.aac rceple, Bedford avenue, near De KaIb.
Charity Ward, No IL Middagh, died 3d.
John Flowers o Caribaldi street, died 3rd-
Mary rruntyeen, King near Conover street.
Ellen Rowan, 263 Luqueer August l.
q Fiiz ihbons King, near Columbia street. August g.
Edmund Bowen, Hicks, near Luqueer street, died 4th
John prammond T I memser Se" ., ''u the Metrouo,.n
Police force and doing duty in the First ward died Of
cholera at Flushing yesterday morning; was attacked on
tho morning before.
TWELFTH WARD HOSPITAL.
Mary Ann Fi,zgbbons, aged years, residing in King
near Columbia street. Died August T.
Hamilton avenue
julia Flynn, aged 4a years. residing in Hicks, Mel.
Mar, AeNaiy, aged ~ years. residing corner Of Dixie
man and Richards streets. Died August l.
Robert Connolly, aged 10 years. residing at No. l61
Wolcott street.
Anna oeerhofer, aged ~ years. residing in Van Brunt
near Partition street. Dead
RAYMOND STREET JAn
The following additional cases are reported from the
Peter Hnckett Henry 81. Clair James Robinson Rob-
ort Finn Eliza Cummings and John Brown.
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Died.

Cn,"s -on saturday August a. A~,r Csscs, wife o.
Mathew Crge, aged - years aud 10 months
The friends aud relatives invlt - sftend the
funeral, from isl West Thirteenth street near Eighth
avenue, on Monday afternoon at one oclors
srsrssorr r-pn saturday August T. ASS W. srAnsuoTv,
aged - yeers monahs aud 10 days
The relatives aud friends of the family are invited 70
attend the funeral from the residence of her daughter
Nrp Ann q Csdiipp, Seventy fourth strea, ans
Tenth avenue this sunday Afternoon at four O'Clock
~ 0ksy B>svs Ne TArs rs4s
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The Islands.
<anut,n nan Ia ast a.ua

On Governors Island, snce last report, one
Of fcboers occurred, and one death took place. The
s;c list, however, shows decrease Of thrty-tvo under
that Of the day previous The very slight
and wI there is to believe, easily yield to the
treatment prescribed II appears that the man had been
III Cor some eight OF nine days with diarrhea and had
neglected TO report his condition 10 the surgeon. The
consequence that the disease cholera The
fatal that of who bad been hospital for
several days under treatment for darrha and was re.
covering when symptoms oil cholera were developed,
terniaatu. iaal Diarrhetic disease Is so preya.
lent among the troops and the general health OF the
island is much better.
p.vp's gJASD.
No new 'ases Of cholera diarrh0n have appeared
smong The troops this island for some days. and IL is
thought that the cholera has disappeared altogether
Nevertheless the Third battalion Of the Seventeenth
United states infantry the island, win not sail
Tor Ie15s for time the risk OF conveying cholera
70 ,hat portion OF the country not beng the adj
vantage Of reinfoemon 70 The troops in the Depart
Ment OF The Gulf
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The Cholera iu l'hila adeIphia.

FETAnKIPHIa, AusUsJ =, 1oJO.
The old Aoysmensing Hall, Christian street, below
Tenth which WAS used by the government during the
hospital and which WAS recently taken posses
sion Of by the Board OF Health for cholera purposes,
sol fre a. three O'Clock this morning The ad-
aeent wooden structures well the lower portion Of
tho hal, we're destroyed. An Indignation meeting OF
the residents 10 The vicinity held yesterday after
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NATIONAL GAME.


Yesterday afternoon tho Atlanta Ba-c htil Club OF
FOrdhan, aud the schuyler Club, OF TIM Neck, me,
grounds Of the former IN Fordhan fcr trial of
skill The rain drove the clubs from thc ground At The
fourth inning. The result Of the play IS ioiiowe:-
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scarers-J Henderson for schuyler r. " Bedel for Al
lauis Uupirc-F Purvoy a. the Union Club The schuy
ier went g the bat Ply cairhes-Auana, ~ schuyler
out % f0uis-AuantA, 9, schuyler, u
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nrvogcEs LEGALLY oBiAlnsD ~ =. rr~ ,i s,a,s'
~ ani other state Ni,he'' p''N''S y -
sfahs ,,uwi.F Attorney Ard Counsellor ~ Nassau y
.pvonKyorps oukED WITHOUT KNIFE oRcAu
a. Attention 81 usct4es ~ feyie .s., . g'tSs9
t.ea of Nyes sosesuf fe1l hbShi A. DN"'"-' =. :
surgeon. Union square .-sI
80 -. vtto WANT 10 Kxow-IF YOU WANT y
gnow how restore y0ar ssl Ani eys W si XXX 80
runoal che ald ~ dettot - .edeee % - - x
., -, 60. =. k,.y ia.. uncomfortable trussss M
s ~. n and cotafatl and cura oblaped ~ tla IN
i,,,ed aflsrsa Or u. -. Ioote. l,l@ broAnWAss -
Pamphlet mai "a iree. M
tfynn waattn kro~ vAiusrlr lnforrpNlon suned " 70
v,arri.., address, Dr h ~ fuote l,i1 hroadwJ, " y
Pamphle sent FREE.
.,cuff,prpGg oERvAF n1srMssr-WIakksTp
- csftalr crc. without the ss.sest aAne., w ~
ni fteufu al bone and shtn osesa.
- sai ssie Al No ~ bc-.rv, Ato Wy All prpcr@ a~SN
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rur rArr ASn
The following table gives comparative estimate -
One number cf deaths from chorra which reported
an day ot Augus during TIC two md present
srnlAcmlcs
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scLr Billow, consns, Salem Bentley, Smith 4 Go.
scbr Isaac Hertz, Cray, y'e ssem-R Ropes 90.
schr G Lyman Hnl, nsstloTd-Rsckess Tooser f'''
sioop Kate Cannon. Johnson Norwalk.
Arrived.
ana s% l s ssS mss ss. aSs os1a"s
James iaynor Jn.y ~ N sombrero passed s'esmoe't
steamship veteran Spencer Morshssa CITY g hosr'
"s ri ss'' %.s
ship oootnsnts Sof Gibraarn Mahmaen c.Icnts.,
SsEs SSsR g days to The A' 'n . days from the line 70 S'"
san Nsrioa, Bcarce Liverpool June @ a. with Goa. .
schr Webs.er IRON Newport Wales. Tor New Haycn.
and sP h hssS l y we i q s
o. lGss s & hesss ca I'D ySsoo q as with cost
funeh Meincso 4 Wsaat las had light westerly wiaas
Priscilla toi isfn.sat MOI Jones' Glasgow, s-y..
BARK Joseph Haydn tBreu,. .nun,emanu. Bremen, -
dags slta HAN d's 70 cha ng Co.
with with. ,ySe Ss 1Rs " hes t. July 81 a % ea .H -
Ears Tcslsr ny, Friend Pernambuco 80 days with -
s arb ,5 Mansyock % y a.vs Vim .,r.r 10
bark Boon,.raog Sn q nton cardenas, 10 days w'ss
o s sa sd IN @ g Sw ssygy sssy z lo4 ys ysr & TO
.S Big a. Kate 70 S. sys s
Gs.s sose Srs sn Br rom Iss Pasrso icr ss"
YeT r s en e a whaling mari y
Ion 10 ". chip Sarah tRr of Liverpool all we'll for Boni
bay; July ~ lat - NJ lon d. being short OF spoke
brig Chesapeake, S.ced. baltimore for Uemarars
kindly furnished US with AL required.
Brig Lotus tBr, Tnccrtn. Cienfuegos, ID days. with mo
lssses, ~ Brett Son 4 Co.
Brig Plight Mi,choi Mssnsas II days with to
q Duncan n 60.
Brig stromness tBr, DAY, hrsoane, u days With log
wood. 20 Brett, Son a Co.
brig Independence (yr. MeNitc. Cow Bay. II dsyr with
coal, 10 q y Hubert
Brig Kate tBr Dyer Goa Bay, IL days with coal to y
Grrene Cngrie. I'd inst IN heavy blow from Es cnrriso
away mantopkallant gni royal nnaats.
BrgJ Sawyer, Partridge, Cow Bay. Is days, with cA,
10 + K j & Burling.
Brs Jossphlne tRr), Forbes cow Bay "A days. With c.i
10 II De Volt Go.
Brig (Bry, C0r., Cow Bay, Is days with coal
Pension & Co.
Brig Mary Lowell Hilton, Rondout for Newburyport.
Brig Milwaukee,, Brown, Roniout for Salem.
Schr Brilliant (Brj stanton, ST Johns NF ii days, with
OIL 10 order. ~
schr Marshall shsl Cow Bay u days. with cod.
schr souterniioss ;Br) GEORGE Lingan. with coal 70 -
II Dew ali s Co.
schr Mary I.ousa, c ssil,. Washington, NC. hasss
Schr Alice Harry, Pcsrsnll, virginia.
Schr bourbon, Randall, Portland.
Schr Fsgrsgui Cosgns, Calais.
schr Jones Huntlcy Mae1ias.
Schr Lauartine, Hil, Saco.
Sea. SahwA Wright. Little River, Me
scir Union, DennisoIi. Ronaout for Boston.
sailed.
steam .h,s vera gri2. Borossia, Fulton rily ~ Nv
YorS. United k,Rg ou, Lonisiara Sheridan Monterey
w Lord. Ssiagos-a.
Wind At sunset Sw.
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Mrs. Lucy Ne rreyer, wife of the cooted man who
cled Thursday hast seized with CHOLERA on Friday
sght and died twelve hour Aer VI stated that The
body ~ her husband w.s NOS Inferred until Ave o'clock
IN Friday }cning.
rrrt.t
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Tho BOY thai Would Eot let His Sister


A French paper saws that lucille Romeo 9, r.ratt,
li+tIa Girl Win hlra .v-,s s.nl r.ir - - -.
- 'ie' ' naF' LooIiy, oUt
neatly e'".heu was ofousht before the Sixth Court
Of Correction under charge of yagranry.
Does aDv one elair vo,, p, asked tbo ,rsistro4 70
IA nv GOOD sir said sia II Layp No Ion Ia" ,cr @
rr;cnIs. M, fltbcr a5 1+I' I "a i, u III TULseI aS
NV 5raber lanes but he is a. Tcnrc os l o VS 6I
dcarl--yybat could he do fIr me WIS "a" am Ot'
''Tbc c"urf T1,ist send ,,lI 70 tLo bo,,,, ~ o
+;or - ~ ~ 49, ~ +40 Ai''7' VI 0'ii C.
crn AN, sis+ar-berc ! an, IL, ,oI r -, ; !
childish voice rom be Other end Of In ,orf snJ
at Ite same instanf . Iiti2 boy with srrghtiy
c tha ILL., ~ 'eU ioi "iio 'e clo"u' ana SIool
aJVh% h% Src gS77,9,, sai7 ba
- 81 D 80 ~ | ~ nj j. ~ 3 .1,. nm, =,
a." 3os55 'ii0 '"''i VI 'iiis IooL i!Iue sHi'
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LATEST TELEGRAPH REHS
TO THE
DAILY COMM ERCIATs.

appointments To Ofsiea-GprsIeg of Gfin Pre-,
si'sen!-SoEdiers aIi;t Sailors to Have the
Preference.
WASHINGTON, April S.-The President has just is
sued tho following circular to the Heads of Depart
ments in reference to appointment to Office
1t is enincntly right and pr"per that the Govern
ment of the United States should give earnest and
substantial evidence Of its just appreciation of the
services ofthe patriotic who when the life of the
nation was imperied. entered the army and navy to
preserve the integrity of the Union defend the Gov
ernment, and maintain and perpetaate unimpaired
It's free institutions. tits therefore directed:
lst That in appointments to Office. in the several
Executive Departments of the General Government.
and the various branches Of the public service, con-
neetodswith said Departments. preference shall be
givon to such mertorious and hororGbly discharged
soldiers and sailors particularly those who have been
disabled by wounds received or diseases contracted
in the line Of duty as may posses the proper qualf-
cations.
ID. That in all promotions in said Department. in
the several branches Of the public service connected
thereaith. such persons shall have preference when
equally eligible ana qualified over those who have
not faithfully and honorably served in the land or
naval forces of the United States.
(Signed) ANDREW JOHNSON.
Executive Mansion, April Z 1866.
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Pms,d,gEsaNas nE TIRE CoURrs

SATURDAY. April 7, 1855.
Cim.aa' Coluf-Elon. Judge Bond.-Geor.. C
Maund, state S Attorney, prosecuting.
Patrick Brown, a5Saulting J .hn Lowry; John Low
~, assauitns Patrick Brown-cross action: both
HoStpuued till next Saturday. Martin O'Oonueu
assault and battery; fined 80 and costs and one week
IN Jail. alexander Miller, coiored, aSsaulting and
striking VIM. Green On the head with a billy post
ppned TO next saturday; Witnesses attached. Isa-
bella Wilson, aSsadlting Mary Lynch; COMPROMISED
Richard Parlinan asSaulting Bridget Rutter; prayS
jUIy trlal and gave bail for appearance with IT,
Prntzman in $500. Robert Smiley, assaultin. An
JhOny Frye; Anthony Frye. assauting ROb't smiley.
postponed 10 next Saturday. VIM. Lain as
saultng and attempting to cut Emmanuel Baker.
uaed s. and Costs. VIM. keete, Patrick Burke
Richard Morris, Patrick " elsh and Charles Thom-
al pray jury trial. Christian kreamer riotous and
disoriery conduct and resisting an officer in the dis
praycd for by the State. James Kelley, assaulting
and striking John SchuItZG; compromised Fred'E
Friedel, David Wright, Balster Frolic Chas Steiner
md Charles Skies, Tor assaulung and beating Henry
FRENCH postponed to next Saturday. John Kelly
assault; recoguizance forfeited. John Forman as
sluit; ordered to pay costs. John NJ Smith, Caleb
tynes and VIM. Spence, for TOtous and dlsorderlv
'5ndUct; Smith prayed jury trial; HyDes and Spence
ecoguzance forfeited and jury trial prayed nv Sfat
sarah Fish, assaultng the family Of John Hay. dis
.larged by order OF Court. Christopher Williams
-S{auIting and beating his wiie compromised. Jno'
rpllns, aSSautlng and striking Elizabeth Broo5g
ta' Mrs Thomas; lined $40 ana costs and senteT,cnj
10 one week in Jail Court adjourned to Monday next
C2Grt Of Conmoq Ptegg-Hon. Judge King.-James
- Gllmour VS.. Edward Rainey appeal from Justice
hitely; before reported. Judgment of the Justice
$45 affirmed.
Nicholas R. Woodward VS.. C. L. L. Isaacs. Attach
ent on original process. Argued and held under
p, ySement.
Rod Kent VS. John Smiley. Entered off.
Assignment to- day from 341 to $50, inclusive.
Superior C5urt.-lIon. Judge Martin.-John Ross
ID Charlotte. his wife. vs.. Samuel T. Mcpherson.
ilotion to strike out judgment by default. Motion
.ustaned on payment OF costs, and the inquisition
VIM. A. Dean VS.. Robert W. Christopher. ALL
lncnt under the act of 1854 Argument cor o,a Saca
'fold sab cUrtd. -0Iuueu'
assignment to-day from 49l to 521, iscusive
United Sase8 Circuit .Cout.-Hor T,5na G;,..
H. Hayes Us: Hazlett and Johr Il McKigm1befSTe before
VIM. Hayes and Sarah 6aIOI =, ior So'3gU. ~ C or
urt adjourned till M.Jnday' '' 'He ''ine' OH'
w CareIE r. Cogrt.-Before Hon. Judge Alexander
~ 1aonael Narllng VS.. Peregrine Gorsuch. Bill to
',e leLuered a full account of rents, etc, arising
io.n a certain property on the east side of Great
COlsltutlon street, south of Eager street, and for
conveyance to the complainant Of said property
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The Cleveland Murder Case-Arrest of the
Murderer.

Tho citizens of Cleveland have heen justly greatly
excited over the murder Of Mrs. Colvin, in that
vicinity. Her husband arrested for the awful
deed and thrown into jail in company with man
named Miller. 1tEow appears that man named
AcConnell. who was intimate at Colvins house. has
been arrested with a portion of CoIyin's personal
property in his possession. The Cleveland Herald
SAYS:
=, Immediately on the receipt of the above DESPATCH,
sherf Nicola, Commissioner Crawford and Prose
cutting Attorney Castle set to work to perfect the
States to answer to the horrible charge that NOV
seems so plainly fastened upon him.
=, zen the dispatch was received of the arrest of
MGGonneli, it was taken to the cells of Coyin and
Miller, and read to them. COvn was 80 overcome
that he could say nothing. He suffered and STAN
mered and nrally broke entirely down. relieving his
HveL-cn9rged Om heart with food Of tears When Mil
er neard II he caSped his hands and said with much
!eeeilng- Iod knew that was innocent T. Some of
Lhe otner prisoners caught the words of the dispatch
anu II soon hew all over tho jail and they gave q
called them. ' 10 my
The exertion m de in this case by Sheriff Nicola
Is IN tho ulgheSt degree cOmmendable lie did not
reeve reeve any oIhcia notification Of the murder and
"lJugugh ne heard the rumor on the street he diA
hot Know positively that there was any truth in il
until the papers we've issued in the evening
~ l.St no tlne IN lnYestlGating the matter, and
became convinced in his own mind that Mcdonnell
vas the murderer. When the prisoners Calvin and
Miller, were lodged in jail Mr. Nicola had a CONVEX
saton with them, and his theory was most decid ediy
tact that McC0rnell had family near Ottawa Cana
"a Vest, and that he was fugitive from Justice.
haYlng committed violent assault on a man and
6elnG compelled 10 leave that recount and seek a
home in the United States. He also learned fbat
McC4nnell had been very anxious TO go back to Cam
ag Dut not being very steadily employed during the
winter MS funds were short, and he had been com
desired ~ =
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Keep it About YGu.

IF you are wise always keep a bottle of Railways
Ready Relief about you. Never be without it in
your house. 1t is as indispensable in sickness as
bread and meat are in health. You can always have
recourse to it in colics, in spasms in chs, in diar
rhea in bowel complaints and so on, with as much
ease as to Blackberry Brandy, Old Rye, or Apple
Jack, and with much more security. for couple of
spoonfuls of the Relief, taken in half tumber of
sweetened water, will have prompt remedial erect
while the spirits may possibly do more INJURY than
good "A bottle of whisky will cost you dollar or So
at least, while bottle of Railways Ready Rehef,
expensiyely compounded as it is, will only deprive
you OF fifty cents. For sprains or bruises, too, what
could be more serviceable than the Ready Relief? :?
an Kinds of aches and pains, from rheumatism to
the toothache from neuralgia down to cut finger,
from bullet wound to bruise, all yield at once to
the mysterious power Of this Relief 1t is apOhe-
cary snop IN little. Have you cough? The Ready
heief supersedes opium and liduorice. Have you
opLnerla? You can with the Ready Relief dispense
WIN gaTgies and caustics. Have you Mysteries? The
heaey nehei becomes an agreeable substitute for
assatetlda. Have you twnge of rheumatics? No
more such dangerous drugs as colchicum. no more
such unpalatable stuff potash are necessarv while
you have the Ready Relief 1t is evervhodTs fr;nnd
1t is the poor man physician. 1t is the rich mans
ready restorer to health 1t is household necessity
in the strctest sense OF the term and no so cents s
ever expended in its purchase that is moi worth 56
dollars value received, in good spirits and sod ~ ~
stitution. Sold by Druggists 'o 0oii
N B.-The true economist will find in Radyay,s
Ready Relief the cheapest as well as the hest Md;
cine in the world One 50 cent bottle will secnro
more health and cure more complaints than ten 4 ol
lars expended for any other medicine Price so
per bottle. Sold by Druggists. RADwAY Co.,
mhN-2wd&w u Maiden Lane, n, Y.
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coar-Duratfon of su1,,,ry1n (rcn4 s,r,,a,r

confederation Of Suppl la Great Britain
The London Economist has an article on the dura-
ton ofthe supply of coal in Great Britain which is
worthy of attention. At present it is far from being
inexhausted but it is in process of exhaustion, and
If from year to year the consumption is augm ented
at the present rate of increase it will not last one
hadfe1 yeGls. The entire amount of coal remaining
IN Great Britain down TO a depth of 1000 feet is eS
timated to be 10000 OO0OOO tons. The annual Cor
sumption IN 1860 about SG,00O0O of tons At
tnat rate the available coal would last one thousand
years But the consumption is steadily increasing at
the rate of three and ahaf per cent per an nu and
w in 1880 be so 0000O0 but 100 0OOUOO; and If Il
the whole SOO0OOOO00O before the year 1856 and pro
badly much earlier; for the calculation includes all
been worked at greater depth than $500 feet and
there is but little to believe that mines can be
worked at all, at such depth as 1000 feet. The
The check to the consumption of coal, the re-
tardaton T. E. IN our progress towards ultimate and
absolute eXhauStiOn-can only come from increase of
price, and the moment that it does come the decline
gun We shall avoid the extinction Of nTr col IN
the snort period OF century, but shall do so only
ny using less nOw-agd using less now means pro.
ducng less iron, exporting less calico and woolens
employing less shipping, supporting scantier popu-
IaNloht ces"tg Qur progress recedng from our rela
tive position. We may 1t K true make our Goa! last
a thousand years instead OF hundred, and reduce
me neyItaple increase IN its price to very incon-
siderable rate; but do only 6y bec9m5ng std
tiCHdry: and to become stationary implies Iettn.
Otner nations pass aus IN the race, exporting Our
whole annual Increase of population, growing rela-
lively If not positively. poorer and feebler.
'Of the l36 millions of tons now annually raised
throughout the world Great Britain PRODUCES 50 mil
lions and the United States only 90 Butthis is ony
because we have had the first start and because our
population is far denser and because our iron and
coal lie conveniently for each other and conveniently
Tor carriage. AS soon America is densely peopled
TO Gmerica must both our iron and our coal Supren-
acy-and all involved thercnbe transferred: for the
United States in these respects immeasuraby rich
er than even Great Britain TheircOal fields arc esti-
mated at I9600J square milos'in extent while ours
are only 54O But this is not all. Their GOALS often
better in quality a1d iucomparably more accessible
than ours, especially in the Ohio Valley In s-me
places the cost at the pits D,ouh even is 2s. per
ton in America, against 6S. in England
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The English TurC-aPuEEes, Incomes and
Trimming Of the Great JO1S1eys.

A squabbe between the Marquis Of Hastings and
Grimshaw the jockey, has given the unnitiated an
insight into the duties and earnings OF the small men
who ride for the great stakes of the English turf.
Lord Hastings was Grimshaws first master, /. e..
when his loTdship started horse for Grim
when his first mas ter did not want him to ride for
any body else who would employ and paw him. For
this service Lord Hastings gave Grimshaw a retain
ing fee Of 5000 year. paying him besides E5 for each
race won and 3 for each lost and his travelling
expenses. The Jockeys income from these sources
and from presents made to him by hackers OF win
ners ridden by him is computed 10 have been be-
tween f2G00 and E3, 600 year. But Jockeys life
is laborious dangerous and often brief In order to
obtain emnence in the profession clear brains strict
honesty and sobriey and a stout heart. with very
lean and active habit of body, are required We
read last week of lad being called upon to waste"
seven pounds in twenty-four hours and doing it.
The young animals which jockeys have to ride are
often vicious and difficult to manage and the temp
tatiOns to which their honesty is exposed are ex-
treme. Lord Hastings dismissed Grimshaw because
he refused to ride a colt which he deemed unsafe.
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Reported tor the Daily CommoreiaI.l

Circuit Court far Baltimore CoUatV.-Hoo, i = II
Elnory Judge John T. EnsOr, Esq, States AttoTnl a.
This court was occupied with the following buSi-
reSs this morning: N'A-
John Thomas upporooo, by his next friend Racbo,
UppercoO ys. ohm Thomas Uppercoo and Tbo6sSsi
set aside lease on the ground of fraud, and fo o
ceout OF tho rents and profits Of said real estata m
etore reported. Argued by R. R. Boarman, Esg
endant; held sub curia 44'4i lJr de-
a After no,If passing some orders not of general
ease OF ohn Glare, indicted for the Ig, when tha
Grove, will be taken up, ~ inurder Of Henry