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aosan M ALDERMEN.

p,.e,,. Markets The Cnv -ss,ardav
NE Board Of Aldermen ms' :. ~ chair.
shannon in the cna,, :, no,h
n ssso,.,,on the JOINT Committee on na'A !, ~
-. drected 70 report on the pest pAn s,,r
soara slscsops TO the present system OF our puO
markets ...-..a .ha civ Thy
"a noen referred 70 them IS soo' ,csd BY the
sas,.l.,ure and approved BY Governor Fsu.oa. Tho
ssems NORTON moved TO strike an the appronria
Ai1 sor ssrchine Fourth avenue Si0o COO
..srmsn LoEw said it would ce good man "a either
.asol the levy a. . whole or liscard i altogether
me Levy a. adopted by she legislature was not the
lew az passed by this Common Council II any obec
sSon taken 70 one OF the items the might
.sonably apply TO all Of them.
J Alderman MORTON said the Harlem Railroad Company
was the proper party to attend to this matter.
Alderman HARDY SAID he had been given 70 understand
the expense OF arching Fourth avenue has TO be
borne equally between the city, the property and
Che Harlem Railroad Company. ~
Alderman NORTON said he had understood that the
city should have to half OF the expense aud the
property tho other half The motion 10 strike
, ous the appropriation was thenlost
Alderman NORTON moved to strike out the nppropria
tion OF .Market Commission, $S,000.n Lost.
Alderman REILLY moved 10 strike out the appropria
sien for Fireworks furnished by the Mcssrs Edge fol
The years 1o66-,6, So, 000,n which was carried
Alderman NORTON moved TO strike out the appropria
ton Of Bureau for the Pree Of Fires, SCI 500
which carried
The tax levy amended above was then adopted AMI
sent TO the Board Of Councilmen for concurrence
The Board tb0n adjourned
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BOARD or COUNCIL MEN.

Yho Constitutienality of Granting the Licens-
fag Power 20 the Police Commissioners
Questioned.
Tho Board met yesterday afternoon the President Mr.
Srinkman, presiding.
The resolutions adopted by the Aldermen directing the
Mayor and the Corporation Counsel TO employ
q assist testing the consutionalty OF the act Of
the Legislature transferring the power Of granting
ccnses to the Police Comnilssoaers up for con-
cnrrence, and occasioned rambling debate
y Div. HsSHH MuRsAy wanted Clay or Webster 70 DO
sxhamed 70 defend the rights OF the city against che
tyranny Of the Police Commissioners If they were TO DO
kanpled upon, let it he by Grant or Napoleon, and
NOT "by those contemplate wretches in Mulberry
BtDeet meaning the Police Commissioners.
Mr. WALTER b. RosERTS defended the Commissioners,
and IN the course OF hts remarks contrased the satq
me city, when fifteen years he deposited his hist
ballot at the Sisk OF his life, with its present condition.
He made some auson to tho tDead Rabbit region OF
the city, which the signal for the representatives
from that locality to rush TO their defence.
NE resolutions were concurred in.
BADGES MEMBERS
Yhoy also concurred In directing Clerk OF the
common Council 20 furnish the members with suitable
badges 70 public and slaves Of Office 10 enable
them to discharge their official duties
large number Of routine papers relative TO tagging
streets and constructing adopted.
49, AZ PAVING sEyEs-H AVENUE.
The Committee Streets reported in favor of paving
Seventh avenue with the Stafford wooden pavement
from Portieth to Fifty The paper was laid
over. .e+{
lis LEVY. f-
mo Board took till five O'Clock for the pur-
pose OF receiving the levy from the Board OF Alder
nsn, after which they adjourned till Monday.
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THE BOARD or HEALTH.

The Board Of Health met yesterday afternoon presi
Yent Schultz in the CHAIR Ytl
protest against the OF the Hudson River Rail-
road in unloading their cattle cargocs between Thirty
Arst and Fifty-ninth streets, Eleventh avenue was
received from citizens who live In the neghborhood OF
shose streets Tho protest elected considerable dscus-
son and the word seattle" seemed to be quite lexicon
many Of the members some contendng that
Mo word included horses within its meaning, while
Others claimed that II only oxen, goats and sheep.
Wcrceser's ana Webster's dictionaries were, however
found and consulted, and the conscientious members
being satisfied that oxen not horses the following
resolutions were adopted
Resolved That the following streets and IN the
sse streets and avcanes through which cattle scep pigs
go % the Laws o. isss, ylTe.. street Manhattan,
streets ,seir entire icnatbs First and avenues
N ther entire nsths; second avenues noltney Forty
second street. ihth aorhery Hundred
street sixth avenue from Carinne to Amity street
sss One Eauaea and i street 70 from sSSn
so street e Eighth avcnuc one Hundred and Tenth street.
e aower 60 First avenue; and Wesl Twelfth street. from
from Elegenlh avenue 10 rcnlh avenue.
Rssesed That 10 drove Of cas while beng 80 driven
sssp o. more than two hundTed snd Nifty head nor any
The following letter which was read with tho records
accompanying it. ordered 10 DO engrosscd and sent
10 inc Governor the voiumaous report OF inior
Beard some timo see:--
NErRoroLirAS Beam HEALTH,
NEW YORK, Way 3 1867. }
tn the sucErrAr-of the Metropolitan OF iealsh-
Si beg respectfully 10 lay before the Board the
lanynr adaItens Of norai.y on the part of Of
tho Of tnis I'm this the Official record
The alleged ston bearing the Corcuers signature
the 3h of March last In 1onbs Police Court proven
DC forgery Mr. Nathaniel Wilson testified that what
Ywrpoed % be his signature as ore OF the jurors not
his Signxt,r0 though IL rescmhlcd Ia that he
se".t that paper, and was never present Al
such nosisison. although he oatea IN the said
pretended bore hat purpecd to be the
ree OF Witnesses One cf the latter prisoner,
under EXAMINATION charge of having committed
ne which said record tended 10 cnnoes and the othe
sorted her signature forgery. This
properly. nader resolution OF the 18th March,
April Ny reason for not icncing u was that was in
criminal taon pending before the
jury however. the Grand jury have dismi
said there seems 10 b. improperly In reporting
the Hoard the facts REGARDING the Coroner.
B1WARD ID. DALTON. Sanitary superintendent.
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STATEN ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

srcss rsRowne.-A large party Of school boys be-
ioagns 70 tho Adephio Academy, Of Brooklyn went
IN excursion, accompanied BY their tcache yesterday,
70 staten Island After landing from the fsuyboat
and while proceeding quietly along the beach, gather.
ins sne ana osnsrwise amusing themselves shsy were
attacked ~ gang OF young rowdiee, who commenced
siingnS stones at shrm from the top Of the hill and
nun one o. the echocbcys severely. 0ne Of the
eeshess srphsd 70 Judge Csrest fcs wsrent fsr the
erfess ~ nve o. the named ssspsosvey AK
Alfred. nlson, Morris and Ccnch Not beng able 70
Identify snoes persons hmssl and making the charge
solely on ne Information Of man named JsCco stiA
who w.s working near the place and The Outrage.
me judge Plnced the matter in the haads Of 0lcer
Johnsco, With Instructions to srrst shoss whe0 sun
could IDENTITY = being concernsd In The attack.
ocAnASHHA-rhs eight pesssss Who wsss III - board
VI ssamship Losisiana he arrival a Tile peg -
week, nom Liverpool, and Who wsge rs1pvsd - ~
se.yso snY Iihncee vess yesterday discharged go
vesseesae - lan1sd ~ Cassjs 0ardsa
tn Sumn Rnnsesuu --fbs summSr roasdsncss e
seAlsa Island ere rapidy beIne seuoats1 Ysssssosy
cacn Isny coas vas completely eSOwdsd with wagon
V Ne islae6
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FiGhl Near CleyeIand. Ohio.


CLKvEIAsD Ohio, May 2, 1861
prize neht was fought this city yesterday be-
tween Tom Gallagher and Mike Ryan, by way Of settling
aprivate quarrel The stakes were for trining amount
number OF stnbbornly contested rounds were fought
Gallagher winning the battle Charlie Gallagher, who
70 fight Elliott in July next was one Of the ssconda
Prize Fight In &c.. Lonls-The Police Inter.
feres, but tho Battle IL Fought Out.
from the ST. Louis Democrat April 2ol =
crowd Of between two and three hundred ,~,,sa,z
went out yesterday to Aubert place. nea- thhs
track g witness mill between. jack OK Ryan ryan
were anxious 5,.Ss e Try which was the better
and ordered Captain Har Of the r .ns a noIics
was formed ana made for the MIL Captain
nacAs iansvIs ss-dey.y appeared upon the scene or
action an9 sn3 whole party stampeded like flock Of
wiu tu.s.es. Inc buffers came together again. how
ever ana pulling up stakes removed i've miles further
OUT on the Market street road aud thus escaped being
hacked 70 pieces BY the stars Of the rural district They
fought rounds, TO the great delight Of tie
spectators For fifty sixty rounds Ryan had the adj
vantage, but after that Frederick rallied and went in
with vim. and won the fight Both were badly pun
shed as ey deserved to be. At the close Of the mill
coecuon taken up, and between thirty-fve and
forty collars tossed into the hat for the benefit OF the
hgbnrs. We understand that among the spectators
We're q number OF women and children. Fine Sabbath
. amusement, truly
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cuvsT Of s,tclal SESSIONS.
Before Jastices Kelly ANA DOWN

Before Justices Kelly and Dowiing
rho busncys at this court yesterday waA unusvally
unimp1aat very few or the cases beng VI cnarat
iuegcst The calendar contained forty ur cvses
pEking cne charge Of gaming, VIotou OF Excise
w Ole conspiracy de raud, ard one Bcard OF Health
case the remainder being peut larceny and assaults
and. battery
william Rane was indicted for stealing silver watch
from the person OF Joseph waoc, wn.e ne was sand
ing on The crowded platform OF Third aenne car
He was reynanded till Saturday for the production cf
character
Lawrence Duffy, Owen Clarke and Bernard Brennan
were charged With Conspiracy 10 dctiaud Banie II.
Davis The amount invoived was about $50, and the
piracy had its origin in horse deaiiEg transaction
Duly and Clarke found guilty and ronandcd Tor
sentence, and Brennan was discharged
Louis Sag of 6j7 Second avenue, was indicted for a
violation OF tue Excise law BY selling beer on Sunday
no Gnei $50
james Lair,i, Of No 131 Fulton street, charged
with asssniting rrpdcrka Kesses by tOwns riantty
Of lime over her He ordered by the court 10
suitable redress for the damage done TO the COM
plainants clothing.
Ihoa slcNa nara was indicted complaint Of Thomas
ORciHy with allowing sins 10 overflow and thereby
causing nuisance. He vas lined 50.
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THE c CURT S.
UNITED STATES conxIssloxEas' OFFICE.

Charge Of Fraud Against Custom House
Clerk.
Before Commissioner White.
Tho examination In the case OF the United ola'cs
against Alfred st. Car for some time proceeding before
Commissioner White and reported in detail in inc
HERALD was resumed yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph Bell appeared for the prosecution. the
defendant is charged with presenting fraudulent pay
House, drawing thereon the amount OF salaries ous
the parties represented for the month Oh haich
last and appropriatng the same 10 bis own use.
The FIRST witness called for the prosecution was man
named Fitzgerald, clerk in tho Auditors ONCE wnuso
testimony given through the aid OF an interpreter
the Auditors Office in the Custom House, on the son
OF March last the date Of the charge the
saw the defendant there on that occasion hand IN wv
papers to Mr. Johnson the Audor bat did not see ana
did not know the contents OF the papers, saw ma re-
ceive TWO checks, and immediately after leave inc
Office; did not SEQ him again that day.
Charles Crawford, the witness. testhed that on
the 30h OF March he saw the defendant hand IN
some papers to tho Auditors ascerained at ne
time that one was the pay roll OF David
Leydirg, clerk In tue Custom House; remembcred
the paper and what 1t represent ed 10 DO distinctly from
the that II was fed in in red ink. Wit
ness on The occasion asked defendant why he brought
his ray rolls early in the morning, remarking az
thu tine that Mr. johnson, the Auditor, would
nd fanl with him for presenting them so early Ia me
day. Some time previous TO this had a conversation
with ST. Clair, when the latter remarked, "What an
easy thing would be to present OF the monthly
pay rolls 70 the Auditor and receive checks for tho
amounts; that Mr. johnson, the Auditor, would
take notice whether ihey properly presented or
not and would pay them" Witness said that he would
not ike TO be the that would run the risk Of dong
Jacob Cohen another witness for the prosecution .es
tilted that he the accused IN The AUDITORS Office on
the morning OF the 30th march, TO whom his attention
par,cularS attracted by Mr. johnson telling ths
accused that account the latter had then prsentd
10 him was wrong and that he ,defandan must take II
back. I'm previous testimony II appeared that Ar.
y9Aason did send back an account presented him by
~s.apdant, Ior the reason that the salary of lsS
tne -ss1ealed had boon increased, and me pay roll
ior ,ne loDt vas consequently inaeesr.e a. =
'' M. cloed Tie exSnUntion for tie aav tho further
bearing Of which was IS down for " eaaesaay next
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a Lecture BY Major General Rosser ef che
Late Rebel Army.
MAJOR General Rcsser OF the late rebel army, de-
hvsrsd lecture last evening at Cooper Institute, before
avery small audience .'rhe Las. Days OF The Army
81 Northern Virginia"
IN referring 20 past events lie desired 70 show no
."pofnon 70 revive the animostcs con ccted with
snom oot rathar 10 heal thc wounds they Ind caused
nsv& xaa 70 see tho frequent ssQns or real recon-
suoe'oh IN mo heady meeting OF northern and
o'1ne'h so'dsrS Hs wished to draw attention 10 the
0"e wSer Grant asescsd al his forces around ro,crs
ssFss w"h view 10 disclosing Lee from his
sossineefons AZ this lime TIE sou,h xas Greatly
rs1uced In osery way ard Gossr Ice nas 40 ro,v only
sn the gathered remnsn u The rebel forces He h,d
had LOAD and painful interview wtt Lea ,o 49, ~.
fore the surrender Of Petersburg Lees fores ,sr ,
s4 81 only thirty three thsoSand Gantry ana sy,,sv
snd six thousand csvsy. and they ~cre half ssav.i
snA exhausted with workin9 10 NE trolc,sS sssrs.
ahsee though there means in the SONS, ~ ss
Gain recruit them. an ovssubeinng aud n,rtv scvc
cas- sxnyed. Bus both Petersburg and Richmond we
very strongly fortified Tho forsssr was Attacked ~
erder 10 compel Lee 10 extend bic tanks and thns
weaksn hin forcsS the wcidsn rxilread csuturs&
~ 0rnal Lee fell back and syuzhs 10 prosers
shs sou(hsids and Dxnvllc rcads, his other
rnssns Of supplss With the aid 81 HE bad old man
General Eaiy. Les Line was forty miles IN lsagk,
nsd GRANTS sxmy estended around and In front Of -
me capture of Five Forks BY Sheridan ~ The Wafer
700 Of The Southern rebellion. Grant tried 70 keep Lee
RON rctrestng. ~ he had done % successfully With
yDs Burnside, Hooker ala Mcclellan by hssViDs hs
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line cIoNW upon Nh 70 h0f -
ever Lee ~aadrew hY r. Am IN his works When
upoc nm - .fces for retreat, Grant pressed
On the nnsa compelled 10 re0ccupy hts position.
hhi on ns Isn@ 81 Lee had Gordon his efs and A. p.
and Iwen'y-" Grant, with the Ninth Sixth, Second
"a N o&sA nth corps, moved asainst Early and drove
me reos I'd Hill also. aud surrounded the army OF
render lion He knew that altar Ewell had
n aneraI "a dassvu, "a ~ v.sd - ~ eura
p sas means OF saving additional bloodshed. In
ocs or this Leo retired upon FarmvilIe with Grant
close upon him. and thence moved in the direction Of
| Appomattox Court House.
Tho lecturer illustrated his remarks by referring TO
large maps which he had prepared for the occasion.
| His description Of the fall OF Richmond and surrender
OF the armies Of the rebellion listened with close
| attention and evident interest
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The execution Of John Curry young asgrs man, ~
- CynthianA Kentucky, NAY = hes bssn subpendsd
~ order o. the Court Of Appeak that ocurs having
- s,v snS = sppsaA nnn - -. -
Court q Appeals will hear shs 80 duag ne aeter pars
q MAY; and rsveess The judgneot q Ne Cxlninal
u OynthieuA Bat On che oon(Fafy, V Ne judgneae y
amnnea ~ 0overnw WI ar ~ - 0e exseRaen
Appsiisss 0ours = ss@sesIsS ss sssssscs 4 sss ess.
Acmned mAA vii n dou1A 60 egCpideyDSle e.sa2-
pcltmsnt among kundfcds q D6t1l1y eurIo9s rsople
In Harrison county Who ~ mn1e oxUnEoDon9 W VIII
nss1 ths 'AanglnG 70 . 1F 70
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trades now 20 far as il trades q all with the nh abants
Of Minnesota on It's southern bordr The United States
government has established postal route TO us south
ern boundary, and placed . post once and custom
house very near the line The consequences H that they
bpy all their supplies Of cotton and other goods from
the United States The inhabitants are getting up
sharp agitation as to their condition, insisting either
upon greater care and attention from the English
or Canadian authorities, or else upon Independence,
with the right dsposng OF themselves as they see nt
one OF the local papers describes the as one
or importance and likely lead 30 interesting results
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PoGrKY-uA sorAr ron Gnnr." from the Hungarian
OF Pxror; sTHs STUDENTS DREAM - ITO A srxxrne
IEFASr."
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cured for the transportation Of the Witness VINO va
really unable TO walk any distance when that
replied no' but supposed that hfs Honor could msks
tns charity Hospilsl where thew murder people rhe
further examination Of the will be resumed TINS
morning at ten A n
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The Germans and the Excise Law.

The tvCrMnus ma Tue EScIsc INV.
lhe recent action OF the Board Of Excise, sahjectng
applicants for licenses TO certain regulations and
strictons, which considered insulting and humat-
ing, has given impetus TO the spirit OF opposition
in reference TO the Excise law, and the the law
enforced by the Excise Board The Germans par
ticuiar vev camorous that some decisive
should he taken TO prevent the enforcement
the regulations prescribed by the Excise Board such
the requiring saloon keepers and retailers to bore
'holc In their doors shutters which somebody has
called sexcise hOlo.r stirring appeal has been
published In OF the German papers, calling upon
all brewers inukeeper hotel keepers park lessees, The
German societies and the German public general 70
unite in grand cncrt 10 thwart the schemes Of parti-
Board OF Excise. The matter s being discussed In
all quarters and o public meeting Of hankeepers has
been called for the purpose Of discussing measures
oppose the action taken by the Board of Excise.
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ANOTHxR GAMING AND CurmG Av1An.-Kdward
Tompkns At present at Roxbuy. this county,
married the granddaughter Of the former oversssF.
named sandersoa Living n adjoining housss they quar-
through the porch. On Wednesday Sanderson cu6
Tompkns for same cause. Reported result-sanasFson
committed 70 jail and Tompkns speeches from los q
blood. -F,edeyicAsbNrg Val Nesps -
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rhsrs = ssld v - . novsnsut fss in1spenasncs IN
AAl part 81 BnttA America known = ~ nd River
oouoey Viag neseh - Dnkoo and &eot - psooeus -
the control Il The Ma1son Bay Fur Company, whose
apopslatoa q o,ooo. nas agricultural vsiep, an1
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The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Literary
Jeurnal In the Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD for The present well 'now ready,
contains an interesting story, called
s'MR. BURNEY's REMEDY"

PoETRy-.A SorAn ron GRru." from the Hungarian
OF Pxron; srHs srupxxr's pHxAx; !" ssro SLEEPING
INFANT"
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-08-15
5pefial Notifies.


The Brown County Teachen' Institute viii
hold its seventh Semi Annual Sessions during
the first week in September, 1867, conmenc
ing on Monday, September 81. at 10 o'clock
at the Carson School House, and continuing a,
that place until the close of Tuesday evening.
exercises, when it will adjourn to meet at Clay
tonville, on Wednesday morning. at O'Clock
where its sessions will be continued until the
close of the Thursday evenings exercises
when it will adjourn to meet at Hiawatha. on
Friday morning, at Q o'clock, continuing its
sessions at Hiawatha until Saturday evening
Rev. Mr.. McVicar. State Superintendent
and others. will he present.
Prof. Norton, of the State Normal School
will conduct the Class Drill exercises during
the entire term.
A programme Of exercises will be arranged
in due time All who are, or design to be
Teachers in Brown County, will be expected
to be in attendance during the entire term.
Per order of Executive Committee.
NOAH HANSON, Chairman.