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boy WANTED-By Silk Jobbing-HouseI
- sdsry hrst year, sl0o. Address Boz No l6i7..
DOf WANTED in Publishing House to assist
1.-The Book keeper; must write rapid plain hand ana ps
quick figures. Address Boz A. b., Tribune Office.
yVANTED-A young LADY as Companion
w br young Lady and 10 do plain sewing oocssionsly
six member Of Protestant Church and come well
recommended To such ant Of good home this 10
. GOOD NANCE Inquire 81 No ~ Esdtoy5-svs- brooh,n
i. ID.
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Amusemenis.


OLYMPIC rHEATER.
~ solo Lessee and Manaseress. .Mrs JOHN WOOD
ss IL sLL"i
tTHis rsTABLnHHESr DOES sor ApvERriss II TIE
NETWORK BkALDJ
FRIDAY EVENING, Feb.
FIRST WEEK
o. . ne" comedy IN two acts. entitled
WHO KILLED COCK ROBIN
- FIRST WEEK
OF Dough" Jeuolds famous nautical Drama Of
BLACKEYED SUSAN.
Mu. JOHN WOOD
in both pieces.
Mr.. E. L. DAVENPORT.
The Performance will commence with
WHO
KILLED
COCK
RObINf
Miss Sstanele Tnke. .............. Mrs. John Wood
JACK hsgsett. T.. l. Davenport
IlhhI- J. n. stoddar
Al, yht - WIS In n1
a., . BLACKEiLD SUSAN
nm John Wood .......s..........Doly Msyfower
sf T. L. Davenport ....as ..................N William
AND POWERFUL CAST.
Mr. GEORGE FAWCETT ROWE,
rom the principal London and Australian thea.er', win
HIS FIRST APPEARANCE IN NEwYoRK-
In active preparation. tn. new Burle.que Of
CINDERELLA,
AND A ROMANTIC SPECTACULAR DRAMA.
Door open at u o'clock curtain nses st u
bess secured three DAYS In ADVANCE.
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| CADEMY OF MUSIC-MATINEE.
n Director. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MAX MARETZEk.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-MATINEE.
IA Director. ............ MAX MARETZEk
(rHIs EsTABLIsHrExr DOES NOT ApvEHrIsE IN TEE
NEwYoRK HBkALD)
TOMORROW SATURDAY MORNING. Feb 10, sa II.
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
MATINEE,
TO COMMENCE AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK,
TO COMMENCE AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK,
when will be the immensely successful comic OpsS
CRISPINO L LA COMARE,
THE COBBLER AND THE FARY)
with its brillisnt and complete cast
ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR ONLY
TO ALL PARTS OF THE H0USE-N0 RESERVED
SEATS.
Tickets can now be obtained at al the Ticket ohces.
NOTCE.-The Academy having been previously LEI ~
other clock that day. the Matinee on Nv
COMMENCE AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
Door open ut 10 O'Clock. -
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1musements.
(rHu HsrABLIsBMyyr DOES not ADVERTISE IN TEE
NETWORK HERALD.)

IrHu FsrABLIsHAyyr DOES ADVERTISE IN TEE
SEw-YoRK BERALD.)
LAST WEEK BUT ONE
OF the engagement Of the r.,rr,ry,r
MISS BATEMAN.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF LEAH.
Mr. Wheailey in reply to inbunfrrabe inquiries oer 70
state that IN accordance with the universally
to Miss BATEMAN IN OF those chArsetef ~ wnc
she rst established herself IN the estimation OF tne
sonation amer this week
Miss Batemuns geents elsewhere prevent tho po',
biy Of continuance Of this most extraordinary sueces''u
Regretng as Mr.. Wheatey must do, the withdrawal OF
performance which hundreds have been unable 70 procure
seats to witness he has prevailed upon Miss bsteman 10
giyes
GRAND LEAH MATINEE,
On SATURDAY, Esb. 10,
70 meet the wishes OF families who found impossible to
attend the evening representations of this wonderful and justly
esteemed young lady.
FRIDAY, February 1866, and every night during the
week will be presented the most
SUCCESSFUL PLAY OF THE DAY,
by Mosen,hsl, entitled
LEAH,
IN which Mss BATEMAN will sustain her or .nai char.
scter
Mr. J. O. Cowper J. B. studey, J. O. Burnett. D. T..
Ration, Geo. Becks 4. b. Holmes. W. H. Danves T. Barry
H. Rendie &C. Mira A. Perry. Fsrren, H. Chapman, Everett
Burke. Lulu. &C.. &c, Ia the cast
New Scenery Costumes Appointments, and original Music
Music Conductor, Harvey b. Dodworth.
Admission, rs cents. Reserved Seats. 81 Orchestra
Chairs So Seats In Dress Circle Private Boxes, ~ ~
Family Circle tentrance on Crosbys,.l, ~ cent.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
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a GENIS WANTED Tor ABBOl g UREA
IA HISTORY Of the REBELLION now complete IN two
large Royal Octave Volumes OF nearly LOO pages il wiz
alec be bound In one volume u volumes III oneJ complete
l5n 0oO copies already sold
Tue style of Nj Abbott 10 clear graphic and striiinsly
dramatic. and 10 peculiarly adapted TO the aste Of the great
public. With his visor and originality Of thought exercised
fresh theme OF national interest and HI, unu'u. sci
te obtaining the reliable data Mr. Abbott has
ceeoed in writing the complete history Of tho war yet
published There half dozen other histories OF the lie
belon but none which equs this-none which PROVIDE
well for the popular wants The engrsvinp oil Of steel
and Of the highest character For thorough history Of the
this worn IL unsurpassed.
Experienced and energetic agents vii find thi, rare op
portunty 20 make money.
GtIRDON BILL Springfield, Nasa
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
Lessee and Mansser...... WILLIAM wHEATLEY
(rHn RsrknnHuRHr NOT ApvERTfss n
ThR NKw-yoRK HgRALpD
In order to facilitate the susnsements o. f.mis. e, "
ensuing week Mr. Wheatley has thought u sdvssois W
announce the plays in which Miss BATEMAN wiz aPpss'
MONDAY, 18th,
WEDNESDAY, 18th,
FRIDAY. 18th inst,
The Rev Dean Mnman's famous tragedy,
THE ITALIAN WIPE,
will be presented 10 which
viii sustain her very celebrated character,
BLANCA;
Or TEE ITALIAN WDl
TUESDAY, I3th,
THURSDAY, 18th,
SATURDAY, 18th,
LADY OF LYONS.
will be performed with
MISS BATEMAN - PAULINE.
Mr. Whestlcy deeply regrets that Miss Bstemsns gDsS
dentedy succssfu engagement must terminate on the III
instant consequence Of prior srsnssnenA Tnsfs ~
therefore be repetition Of their attractive and insisssso
representations
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4 CENTS WANTED-Tor THE FIELD,
~ DUNGEON, AND ESCAPE" By ALBERT d. Rich
AsDsos, " Y. Tribune Correspondent. The unparalleled
sale Of 600 copies per day ia abundant evidence Of the pop
MARTY of this work The most interesting aud exciting book
ever published embracing Mr. Richardson's unparalleled ei
for four Travelling through the south IN the
secret service of The Tribune at the Outbreak Of the wawh
armies and fleets both East and West hi. thrilling cap
tre his confinement for twenty months Ia different
Robe Prisons his escape and almost miraculous journey ny
night OF nearly go miles AL those who ant proiabe en-
poymsnt please seDd for Circular. Address AMERICAN
PUBLISHING COMPANY Hartford, Conn.
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A MEETING Of the United Service Society
A will b. held on FRIDAY EVENING FEB 1850 81 ~
O'clock at Masonic Hall No ~ Es' M.ensi ir;on pa.
s1, Pa" " WILLIAM $. HILLYEh, Presidens
''''A' GEO. ID. KELLOGG. Nice-Psesidsat
TEMPLE CLARK, Secretaries. =
{. T. MCCLEyACHANi)
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"ALLACKs.
w Propr etor and Manager. .Mr. LESTER WALLACE
lrur, KsrAB1l,HxEvr DOES sor Apvr Irps
sKw-YoKK HERALD
Open Of a o'cock. bsg!nsGa
FRIDAY,
(Fi0h time In two year,) Sherdans Sterling Comedy the
RIVALS;
Or A TRIP TO BATE
Reviv.d With Brsuul Sceuey Correct Costumes, Elegant
stage Appointments. aud Capital Distribution.
In which viii appear
Me,r, Frederic Robinson Charles Fisher, M.rk Smith b.
Ringgoa Norton George Holland. Young Pope, Cash'n
Mi,. Msry cannon Mss Madeline Henrques Mrs. Vernon,
'p ssSTuRDXY~tThId Time). THE KING OF THE
COMMONS. ., ,,,,,
MoSDAY-ssvsntsen,h Representation Of HENRY DUN
BAR -
TUEsDAY-Beneht on j. W. wALLAcK.
Tho powerful aid effective FIVE ACT PLAY entitled
THE IRON MASK
Is In active preparation, ard will be produced
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1musements.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-TO-NIGHT
"A ITALIAN OPERA.
Director. ........................MAA MAhETLkh
lrnte xsrABLsHnENr x0r lpvBRrisf II fsb
IosK RERALp)
THIS EVENING. LAFRICAfSE.
THIS (FKIDAY) EVENING, FEB. at
tSixth Subscription Night,
L'AFRICAINE.
L'AFRICAINE,
with s 70 seou. mise en- scene and original great cart
NINE. CAROZZIZUCCHl,
MDLLE. ORTOLANl,
signoh MAZZOLFNT BELLlNL AETONUCC1
LORINI, BARILI. MULLER etc
Conductor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MI. CARL BERGMAN.
TO MORROW saturday., Feb. lo-GRAND MATINEE.
CRlSPlNO LA C0MARE.
NOTlCE.-Tbe Academy having been previously es ioe
other purposes after O'Clock that day. The Matinee on thu
occasion Will
COMMENCE AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK
Doom open at 10 oc.ock.
SPECIAL NOTlCE.-Arrsngemeuts have been made fef
the magnificent DECORATIONS Of ths ARION SOCIETY
BALL, prepared at great expense by NICOLA MEI5TEh,
TO remain in the Academy during -
THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING AND TOMORROW SAT.
URDAl) MORNINGS MATINEE.
MONDAY-ONLY NIGHT OF MARTHA
TUESDAY AND wEDNESDAY-DON SEBASTIAN.
The reserved and tickets for Of the sbosH
named performances will commence THIS MOhNiNo " 81
the regular ticket Offices.
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| NIBLO's GARDEN.-MISS DATEMAN as
~ LEAH Reserved be obtained ct b. J. RAY
NORS fruitstore, No. SIS Broadway.
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WALLACKs.
w Mr.. JAMES W. WALLACE
bsys 10 announce that his
BENEFIT
TUESDAY. Feb. II,
when Mr.. Bsyle BeTnsrd's splended Five Act Play,
THE IRON MASK.
viii be superbly produced .. regards
CAST, SCENERY and COSTUMEB.
BROADWAY THEATER-Begins at
ID GEORGE WOOD: Manager
TWO SPLENDID HITS. - -
DENSE CROWDS ROARs or MIRTH
Mr. J. E. OWENS,
the rreat Comedian Of Americs, a. the
LIVE INDIAN and sOLON SnlNGLE.
Two famous bits Of comic acting -
TONIGHT and SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
To begin with the three-ac Comedy
s0LON sHINGLE -
SOLON SHlNGLF..,- .,...................mr OWENS.
Performed BY him upward Of - -
2e& NIGHTS AT THIS THEATER
THE LIVE INDIAN
Mr. OWENS IN THREE CHARACTERS.
A"sOLON SINGLE" MATINEE SATURDAY,
commencing at IA and closing al %
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CEWING-MACHlNE AGENTS WANTED,
~ TO SELL the IMPROVED ELLIPTIC sEWlNG-MA.
CHINE. None bot Of capital and business enterprise need
apply, and TO zach liberal vii be offered Apply to
A. II. sUPLEE, No. ST. Broadway.
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HEIGHTS - ENGIlSU

w AND SPANISH POLYTECHSiC INSTITUTE,
P.w jersey; C. NILLANERDE, A. NJ. Principal The best
tcboo 10 eam anguaCes The term on the
r, Monday in February Boarders end day scholars are
se any time. Circulars b. bad Ut j. NJ Msclss
60 o. Nc. 81 Broadway.
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az as, $50 stsulps

cr total number Of. .<i2 as. $50 ssnps
Tins number 10 exclusive Of
those used by III. States then
IN Rebellion. which would
have swell-d. and no doubt
viii ell hereafter, this sum
by one fourth, OF by.........l03, ll+S0
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"FNRY GEBHARDS GYMNASIUM.
III SKATING, ARCHERY DdFENClNG ACADEMltA
No. isl Teh ave- near Twenty sscondst and Broadway
~ Gases now open for Ladies' Misses end Mssters.
t1,pinS for Gentlemen Msdca! Gymnastics for INVALID
nHTLHARMONIC SOCIETY. PUBLIC
L REHEARSAL No. 10, at the Academy Of Music, %
SATURDAY Feb TO- at O'Clock p m. Admiration soe fes
sale at the principal music stores L. bPlER, SECRETARY
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MIR. ROBERT GOLDBECK
N viii give series Of
THREE CONCERTS

THREE CONCERTS
On THURSDAY, Feb; 10 -
rurrpsDIy March l. and THURSDAY March H.
season tickets at 90; -Four season ucAe" " "" &c
obtained at M~ssrs Steiuwsy Sons a., s.,
Single ticket, At 81 80 each for sale meMs etem"sy
g.. r. 4 Schirm.r's and ScbarfeDberg Luiss
n. .nb.crtion list for tickets VII Do cossd W
evening before the day Of the nra concert.
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story and they sent poccmoB theB came home ana "'
my cousin Ellen HICKS dead, Il wac about a. m -
Michael Folly depOsed that be saw Ellen iie,s sn 1870
heard her say: Mother. m shot IN nSAo ~ AZ
Hicks the brother Of the deceased Mrs Ellen E9t nsI
aunt aud Alice Hicks her sister also gave the ,esumo.y
The latter recognized Fitzgerald rs tue party WIZ ~ ~
sister 1870, o..
FzrAa the prisoner being sragned before Ss VS o
wa. u no ptenton OF doing took no deiiberae ann
fred tie cun toward the bakery saw ne i9rns a. sp
oses NJ man spd woman standing IN the door w0uil
bsve t,d To mad seen him. Three more OF the aeenc
art. Also eve their statement OF the affair Drs Donne ana
Ss,sed that they had made postmortem eramins
tor on ne ody OF the deceased and found that she had been
100 troneb the abdomen by mlsketba which passed oct
ina Coroner jury found Fitzgerald guilty Of the murder OF
Fn Hck and the other prisoners agents to the iao
bev Woo hold for future trial one Circumstance connected
y the death Of Miss Hicks which affecting and
sorrpwa was her approaching marriage which was to have
taken ulace next week
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CRANE-A Madison Newjersey Thurd'y morning. Aas'"
Frank --....tr.u.
tuyed 10 attend his luerl from tue fedsnce OF ne e ~
Saturday. 4th lust AZ Vt cock m ieui $50
Cot on Bsrel.ysi Morris aud Essex Rsiirosd Al ~ iee
men, n D. after The arrived OF the v NJ "s" ~
New.YorA By New. Jersey Central Railroad.
FRsKNE-On Wednesday The M inst, Arload Lfhne sB'''
years. ~ months aud 20 days. -t.-,,.a D.. a.,
friends family respeetuHy usHss 70
residence OF hts
further His remns vii be taken to Ne" '"fN d." "
interment.
GuRERT-ou "Wednesday Aug 1866 at New Haven c'ao ta
Rev q s Gilbert IN the s2d yesr Of his axe
Vii. funeral viii take place on friday a efnooh'
cODDARD-suddenly on Thursday the % inst. Colchester;
Conn Leonard W Goddard late Of tiAs city.
PATrENOu Thursday Augaa wn Pa,,en aged " yesr' '"f
IN. fanerl win take place from hi. e ejeDce No "a Wee
Saturday morning - soocs TO
renIaius vii be Inferred In Mscpesia cemetery r.
Charleston :. G.. papers please coqy.
the % lost, at East M0T.tnt W 50
ehser County Washington Irving Rogers son Of J0a" aud
Christians Rogers, sged II yesrs and6 months
sIMPsON-A Newark " j. Thur.dsy, Aug 1906 John W.
Tho ner,l viii ke place Psgs 81 p. Church, NsNirs.
on saturday eth inst. q, O'Clock p m
sTFFLE-N Epson " r.. Wednesday. JAY q from tho
ELECTS Of fell Johu McCary only 'on oil NJ D. steele Of bfo'A
lyn aged years and months
Of David and daughter II stephen A. Burt IN the h ys'
81 her
YARDIFY-Drowned while bitling A. hinn@spot. Mian on
Weape,dev David : ladey, 0. JosrPh aud
Margaret " Yariley Of Milford, Dea~sre
tn. Msnbsrs OF CORINTHfAN CHAPTER. No i39 r. A n,
hereby attend Special Convocstion SUNDAY Tho
Inst the OF paying ibe a,t tneps
respect to late worthy comPan4g gAnES -
EpwiS N. ALFRED IT,. Secretary.
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Resrr~.t Of g. auairzsde, the Defsstting Frn.os
Cashier.

MoGraEAl- Thursday, August :. 1870
Iamir,ude. the Cashier OF the Bank OF France ee
poer, who escaped fom by the alleged dragging
o the United States Deputy Marshal apprehended yes
terdav at la Prairie. about miles from this city. On sss
opposite shore OF the ST. Lawrence
After his escape Meln French detective, came to h'
tresl believing that the fugitive would come to Cso'as
Men pat hsefn communication with Chief OF Police Ken
ton who detailed two OF his most intelligent detectives
Bouchard aud Collin. to work the case up.
day or ago a vague rumor reached them tna' a"'
raude was larking about vicinity o Montreal Oa oeHs
taken into custody prisoner denied his identity but WAS
recognized by Of the lawyer who had been employed
for the prosecution 10 New York.
His examination before magistrate has just closed and no
has been remanded 20 the jail He claimed from the oa'
under the French extradon treaty and the question Is hke
10 arise whether the French authorities will claim him directly
from the Canadian Government.
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NAVY GAZETTE.
fEy 1eegraph !
HID

July 26.-Acting Ensign A. kaleush from duty
IN the Gulf squadron aud grained leave Of absence.
HONORABLY bIsCHABGfD.
Jty Acting second. ,sistant Engineers John Bowers
and John B. Dick July -. 1916; Acting Third Asssa
Engineers Robert MORAY July % and Lucins Horton
July % ls66
MISCELLANEOUS.
July &C. the steamer Augusta was 10 sail Tor Stein 10
take on board Mr. Fox Secretary OF the Navy on
August % when she was proceed 20 Cronsadt The nag
shp PoWhaan was al Caao Peru; the Iuscaora was At
Valparaiso According reports Of Rear dmiral Pearson
the steamer Pensacola will be ready of her officers August IL
The Camanche Is 10 be laid up AZ mare
Island Navy The stOreshp Jamestown now at San
Francisco Cal ready for her officers She Is to be sent to
be used stOreshp on that station The store
ship Faraonnes Panama, VIII sail tor San Francisco
on The arrival Of the Jamestown when she viii ne sold Inc
steamer Nyac designated the vessel 20 assist about tue
shin canal The Shawmu was al Ro de Jhneiio
Jupe II The schOolshp Sabine sailed from AnnaPoiis hd
.July - on continuation OF her cruise.
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NEW.YoKK sTATR TgACHERS con-
NENrION.
THIRD DAYS -ApJoURSMENr--NAhLs OF
nn.ln.ns Lnn TN LNSIIsG NLAR.

THIRD DAYS FEoCKEDINGs--ADJoUR NMENT-NAhLs OF
OFFICES TOR THE ENSUING YEAR.
frees D,rstch 10 H.. y. Tribune.
GT>EyA y. ). Ti1rlsy. Aur. 2, 100.
The state Tcactcrs Convention adJourned lhls
',euirg l. mee 81 Attan Tuc'da, jh' - le''. he
COMMITTEE o. he Eo.rd o E,cio oftts Teachers report tie
foiiosiug
FdvLro Smitf S,rseuf.: Tniy 4. Ece, Osvego. vice
J. A. Sts.ooH Dsrid Eeaftie DIutrt. Jott Jones "tne
SEQ. JOIN Noset nunds"- Jonu q. losdFct- buhhf'
lie following ofces were elected ,oT DE eLscing yea;
President < g. Williams Ithaca NiceTresIdcus ID. !.
Hcffol Uncs A. g. McrWm rort Jefefsoni W o.. \ bsI
r,uger Ifoyf D. g. Ramsey EafaVa Corresponding ScaI'
sarT lance Crrksfart Bfookivn Recording Secfeiaes
James Rarbef. Buffalo. Dofmau steele Elmra. Ireas
arer NJ J.. Cayeri. Albany.
Various p'lcs. veg presented upon educational 'upJe""
sra sidre..e. made y Mo.srs Crllasau1 hrye Carcrt
rredcn, jackson o hohar, College and scasig lqse Of
GeRs,.
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CONGRATULATIONS.

Ug,rfs CoSrrv. y T.. Tuesday. July 81 lsJi
A .-sud BANQUET came off last night on board the
Cs.. Eastern Cap Anderson presiding. one hundred
, acre present acsllg the officers Of The cable teet
.,r. W. T.oL Us- Er Canning Prof Thompson. MI.
aa.. n r. Pro- W.-leclby smith. Prof Colpe;t Calis
Ia.-,. Nor1-ty Prove, Bot Hamilton Heritage Harris
o. Dean. Geo " D,io o.. toe L. S Coast Sarvey Il
,n' ,le Hon T. j. Pn.eut OF the Legislative Council OF
Nrg .undari Us hon NJ Wyatt and the press correspond
..f. ~ceclo o. ulttou made by hessrs Field
- Canning All.f.a Gooch. and several OTHERS andthe
...lr..y adjourned abou' midnight
Hr.gTs Coyl1N1 y I Tuesday July y. 1000.
a. Presidents replr 90 Queen Victoria was received
e. day 40 3f2 Crceis.ch tine, ana Acknowledged from
Il,.,c Palace e. p b. losr and ls minutes amer
t- qilon Lore
Arr alas was fred l honor oft by the Great Eastern
tnI Orr American fse boosted or the telegraph building
,rnrs W. FLID TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
HrAErs Cos1raI N T.. Tuesday July 81. leo
o.. II-,.dcuts m-,,4gt 90 the Queen, containing
words passed through Atlantic Cable in ~ minutes
s.I aa. delivered 60 % Queen almost Immediately
Tl Great Easter1 frug salute IN honor thereof
eb-afon in ho-oro tae successful laying ofthe Gable
.. ,e. .. l,d Of yalez,.l Irsi4nd this afternoon
The Albany nud Terrible leave here tomorrow morning Tor
.r.s-.- vI ere the cable o. last year was lost.
Tie grra, Eastern ial Medway VII follow ia about one
e,se CYRUS W. FWLD.
uR FIELD TO MAYOR HOFFMAN.
H. Ho1or Tie Mayor received the following dis
la,,a. ,--..-.. ,,o,---,-- r.,, % 1915
Tls fay'r ofEs rvi congratulate yoa most heartily o.
tity eg York W. shs be- happy 10 forward 70 TIE Lord
Mayo of L0ndon anv resee t.at you may think pest 70
s-s.t Oh. answer % tis communication C. Wild
Tonticl the Mayer replied ~ foliows;
tte.e w Fir-n H,--s C9a',n'. Accept my hearty con
ore Thank. also iar Yo- offer. hy message 70 me
Ira Mayor or Lonion d.l siched before receipt OF his
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=
v7rr' rhe mssns' o. society sod re u
holsly esiay on YOU elective support win you p'...
ye9te'r s ana rrr i: gaP,i g '9s ses@:
The returns from this circular have already bean
be very encouraging and the entire proceeds W" amount 70
considerable sun.
sIRgEr TEouGHs TOR DcGs AMP orHIR AYlsAIs
TIE Society dego TO have erected in different portions u
the city drinking rougb for the OF al psssers sn or
animal Mr. H. b. Bgelow, President Of the Bseow Asas-
actnring Company who has already made siuIs coa'es
euees in New Haven coan.. makes proposition who's
appears be very simple and ingenious and which wifi IA AZ
probability, be ultimately adopted Ii consists OF ,cee
post soneeing Ike ampPost surrounded by three df,ns
renee OF thirsty me1 he next below il OF the ptoper heE os
horses and steers and the tower trough FOR the accommo
0u OF dogs and beasts Of like stature Ia addition TO se'as
useful and humane the structures would he an ornament
the city.
Tie American society TOR the Prevention Of crna', "
Animals large number of infeuh'i mr"osf'-
The following the officers.
Pyesidsat HgSRr BtRGH. nj 49,,
coooe I,ne. oS c,r. p.iy W # 0eotss
ifimbe Moses 1iyor, Aarshsl o. Roberts Alexander l.
Er,,pre Connrs, -Auge,' Belmont, John Woe Jise, =.
s sI15' s % sss i'' aass a S
~ Rc6ssd A sou;hSi's Dsae bur ease IhoD'' G A''
W" 4. IL cob N i2isRn m 4 SslSs
Mosr gentlemen 70 be thoroughly nierestss
ia The wors before them The President Mr. BeTgh or the
N.
,vs Coramftee car be oun nd office No 80 Broadway
ready 10 hear and attend 20 complaints almost every hosr
throughout the day. Any accusation OF cruelty 70 aa''
p-omnv attended, 10 The offender and brought 90 be-
fore uslice Bowling any other Judge who mas manes"
a righteous Ia behalf Of the S0cieiys objects
Nearly all of the members have met are sppsiso.y
equally zealous-men who believe In the Bhe az least 90 ss
righteous regar1e the life OF h bess' but the tensf
n.rcie. A tie wicked N cru.L"-PrOy. IiL ~.
Blessed The uerc FOR they snsi obtain mere y-ndt .
He shall Judgment without that Showed no messy
Jane, H. -
Without dwelling upon the important fact hat Mr. Msrs
Farquhar Upper has written upon the subject OF Mercy
Animals number of very poor which are dsteseo
by tie Society in the form Of eight page phe We w@
conclude by saying that the impulse OF the Society IS aooe "
the extreme and tia, bids fair 10 succeed m IT, pnfpss
aud 10 verify the words evoked from tue bitter odest OF INC
Arce-t Mariner:
Farewell farewell, bt this I tell
To thes' h9H wedding
He pssyeih well who iove,h veil
Bo,h IN sud bird and beast
lie prsye'h best who loveth be-
Al things both great aud snail,
fSr the dear God. who ioy-th us
lie made sud ogsth oil 10
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Naval Intelligence.
THE AslATrc SQUADRON.

THE AsIATIc SQUADRON.
Special Dpsich 10 the N Y. Tribune.
WAsHNCToS. Thursday, August 1860.
Rear-Adniral II. II. Bell commanding Asiatlc
squadron has established his head quarters board steamer
Hartford in Hong Kong HarboT The health Of his command
Il. reported good There Is no cholera IN the feet
THE sCWANEE.
The United States steamer Suwanee, IRON Calla0,
PEN arrived az San Franclseo. Cal on the lsi inst
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y,2 s.soeiaisd Pres fe-IoA.
U.arrs CONTENT Aug. Ill a. 3D..
Via ASHLEY LAY, Aug. 1850.
q IRE now receiving messages through the At
liat Cable al the rate q. over i- words per minute
o electrician axe delighted with tho perfectly ds.aci
o.. -r Of ihc 81 snals tasozga tie cable.
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