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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-07

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etfe ienstl road will state that by the terms 81 '
charter Il l. tiled to charge no more than are oil ave
cents Tor passage the entire length Of lie road
Respectfully submitted,
RICHARD OGOHMAN,
Counsel 10 the Corporation
Which was received and reued 10 the Committee on Ran
roads.
Raymond sctnoed- resolution Of thanks TAssed by tie
THIHrr sISTa CoSGRzs,, L. s. Housr OF RFPHr
sgsTATIvEs WAsHIsGToS d. C.. FEB. 2, 1910 )
To The Presidenf a. the Board y Coupe'!"en' A.,
return NY Acknowledgements fsI the resolution, OF me
Common Council thinking me ioi The niioa.e,on o. on
now pending for the erection Of ne" foO buldhg IN
the CITY Of Newi ora mus' be ,Aeu,eu ho~.ss iOl
inc that degree Of inu,cs Is done 70 the Other nsno
Of Rouse irom NewYok by the selection OF my name a.
entitled t. special communication IN Ies'd 70 thls
Your obsGient ssfvani, HENRY }. hA1M'NDi
Which was received ind ordered on file.
GENERAL ORDERS.
Rcosd That ,slay Of the Recording Clerk In Bureau
Records and statistcs Cy Inspectors Department. be ana
the same hereby fixed the Of twelve hundred dol
per the same 70 AXE effect nom and aeI te p
zed pay the said increase from the appropriation Tor CITY
Whieh was adopted by the following vote:
Aihrnstive-C ounelneu Keenan,, Long siseom, Flynn
Robinson. OBrien Keuny Costello, HARTMAN BInh s1
nSoas. Haiorsn. Pullman h.ttriek aud ImIsy-2J.
Rs.orsd That the Comptroller be and he hereby snho
OTTO for OF -four hundred aud ten dollars +sO the
ssms being fo TIE music furnished Twelfth Regiment Ess
Yorh State National Guard Tor celebration OF foua Of Jny
and charge the same to ats appropriate account
Councilman KEECH moved that said resolution be referred
10 the Committee Finance.
Which osi.
Council nsn KosrHn that sid Ieseusop b. referred
I 10 the COMMITTEES Gu National AtalsA
Which ,staed
Subsequently, -,
Councllusn STIcon moved that the sy vtkb ihs
shove pepper referred be reconsideyed
Which carried.
He then moved that s.id resolution be adopted.
wach was lost for want Of sueisni number 81 votes q
foliows; .,r.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Keenan,. Lens Fynn OBhen,
Kenny Hartman. Byinkpsn. Kosier Green and iuisy!e
stscom. Robin,on, C0stehqt Wsf.s,
Ke,oh white Nsetsy. kellogg, 1ynL Thoinss HauefAn
puIlrnsnu and Herick- - .
cosnein an .cos moved such be reeoOsdsred
Which carried.
Preamble and resoiutlon " follovs.
.r,a, The portraits Of aud ell OF tie n aovenofs
ktAs u New Yok have from the period Of The e.a
lion a their tsrns Of oce, under the direction vi c CON
ION Cornell bsen painted aid placed 10 the Governor.
Room "a the City Hall IN thi, city With the sresptsn Of
,sst Of .. Governor hyron ". Csrki thsrefors be
Eessrd Tia. III. Honor John T. HoHn.n, Mayer O TIE
Gu, Of ork Hou. John brco. fresdent o the
board Of ermcn and tbs Bol wu.on Green rfssiass
~ osrd Of Council h. and hereby constituted com
t.. 10 Gst for tbs p<yoss OF pthsinS
sor,sc, uisao.s Of sxjovernor Myron Clara sa 70
,Ss 10 b. placed II The Govsrpors Room. aud th:s
IL Ccmr,ToIsI b sRb b hsrshs arsoAs " IN" nn
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Ocean Gteamers.

ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
" and FRANCE The New York aid fIavre Sesmshy
Company frstcass mail stesmsbips ARAGO and FULTON
having been thoroughly ehsd will lease Pier No. 81 NortA
River for Hsve calling ct Falmouth. the following days.
noon precisely: -
ARAGO ......HEsRY A. OADsDKs..,.. March u, 1854
EULTON.....JAuEs A. WoTToN........ADrill IL. 1864
AM every % days thereafter.
PRICES OF PASSAGE PAID IN GOLD.
First cabin. 50 Second cabn......."eN
Through tickets to London. - extra
An experienced Surgeon on board
The company will responsible for specie yausbss
unless bills OF adnS having the value expressed are signed
therefor.
For further information. spply.o
ISAAC BELL President,
No. Broadway. New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-07


DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIS
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
leave Pier No A. North River foot Of Canal at IL o'clock
the lat lh and 2lst Of every month e1eH when
those fall Sunday and then the preceding sstur
dsyJ for AsPINWALI, connecting, via Panama Hallway
with OF the Company steamship. from Panama ior
SAN FRANCISCO, touching at AZ APULCO
FEBRUARY
lst-HENRY CHAUNCEI. connecting with OOLDhaDO.
IO,h-COSTA RIGA connecting with SACRAMtNTO:
2lst-NEW.YOKK. CONNECTING with CONSTITUTIONS.
Departures Of LIST and 2st at Panama with steamers
for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS: lst and llth for CEN
TRIAL AMERICAN PORTS. Those Of the iss toueh al
aANZASlLLO. - - ...,..,,.
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES IN CURRENCY.
First Cabin. Second Cabin steerase.
$500 5000 500 -
discount OF ONE QUARTER on steamer rates VIII be
SLOWED SecondC abin and steerage passengers accom-
panied by their fanilies - -
Basesee checked through. One Hundred Pounds allowed
each adult
experienced Surgeon on board Medicines and attend
ance Zee. ..,
FOR Passage Tickets or further noma'ion, sppy at the
Company. Ticket Office on the Wharf 100. OF Canal st.
''V''N ''''''' ' Fw G. BELLOWS, Agent.
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& 5Stb. 10 Gebar Gtrabe
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Die Meip aierfer gribune"

] - e e 81 Z
, 1866-08-03
Cg PACKET NEWS. A
From tie London Times, july 49,

From the disaster of K6niggratz TO
the present hour no effort has anywhere
been made on the part of Austria to stem
the tide of Prussian invasion. The
frontiers of Moravia have been overstep-
ped as easily as those of Bohemia;
BrInn, like Prague, has fallen without a
shot being fred. The advance OF The
Prussians has been throughout charac-
terized by the same steady rapidity and
decision. On Thursday the Kings Head
Quarters were at Czernahora, half way
between Zwittau and Brunn. On that
same day and the following morning the
First Army Corps, under Prince Ffede-
rick Charles, marched upon and occupl-
ed the capital Of Moravia. In the after
moor of the same Friday the King, with
o force of a 5000 men, had taken posses
sion of the place. In the meanwhile, the
Second Army Corps, under the Crown
Prince, was following the forward move
ment on the left, between OImutz and
Brinn, while, on the extreme right, the
so-caIled Army of the Elbe had not only
reached IgIau, but was pushing forward
as far as Znaym. Brunn itself, which on
Friday last was the centre of the Prus-
sian army, or rather the focus upon
which the three armies converged, lies at
the distance of about SO miles from Wen
ma by railway, but only a little more thar
70, by the high road. ZOaym, which is
about Sc miles from Brunn, cannot be
more than so from the capital OF the
Empire, and the whole Ptussian line
from extreme right to extreme left does
not probably extend beyond fifty miles.
AS if anything were needed to render
the position of Austria hopeless, tldlngs
of the irreparable disaster OF her allies at
Aschafenburg must have reached Vienna
YESTERDAY. The Bavarian, Austrian, and
Hessian forces which were arrayed against
the Prussians on the Main were thorough
ly routed on Saturday, and the victorious
Prussians were in full march upon Frank
fort, whence the Diet, with the foreign
diplomatists accredited to the German
Bund, had hastily retired to Augsburg
On the part of the Austrians our 1nforma-
ton is incomplete, as for several days no
military kilograms have reached US from
their quarters. The Army of the North
after rallying from It's great route at
K0niggraiz, had assembled at Olmdtz,
where by placing itself on the left flank
of the advancing Prussian army 1t hoped
to retard its march through Brunn 10
Vienna. AS the Prussians, however, by
simply directing their Second Army, un-
der the Crown Prince, to face OlmGtz,
were enabled TO follow their march upon
Brnnn with their First Army and with
the remainder Of their forces unimpeded,
the main body of the Austrlans must
needs have left Olmutz, and we know, in
fact, that Gablenz was on the Danube,
near Vienna, with 10000 men. The
railway from BrInn to Vienna joins the
line from OlmItz to Vienna at Lunden-
berg /; any Austrian troops left at Olmutz
, 1866-08-03

heavy Wagons with produce to run
over them and crush or break them into
smaller pieces. A better state of things
it is to be hoped will Dol come round
and more care and attention evinced; so
as to secure comfort TO travellers, and
save them the dread and fear they now
have to go in the country, from the
bad stat e of the public roads in some
parts of the Island.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-07-28

DR JrIIEx PHHnArIr, Doctos Of Medicine Of the
Faculty OF Paris. Graduate Of the University Of
Queens College, and Physical Of 81 John Baptist
Society Of San Francisco.
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he can be consulted daily at his Office, Amory Hall
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Sacramento streets, San Francisco. Rooms No. O.,
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DIR. PERRAULr's studies have been almost exclus-
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The patient will probably complain Of Dizziness,
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Patients suffering under chronic diseases, can
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-07-28

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