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s-trl'Iy. A. HAYES, 81. D..
Assay or TO the Sta ts q Nass'
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
COUNTY GOVERN.HEN1.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

BoAHD OF SUPERVISORS
onaAtl o, p..,, Nay ,1 ~ Sh so,,s sS,.ss nsn.,.
saeE,o, Eye. Test B,ssi-, PoI Hsyes, H.nsn, Roche
The Ec,rG tler CismteT No. II CITY H rsnuu 20 al
lie nautes Of he lat two meetings we're sIy-o,sa
PETITIONS.
Petition, OF e ioiourgTsbet io correction 81 tai, voe We
sep,,d sd r.en,dt . %. toupiu,e Arnus
4a,I Hon T5,'..'' Gi'.. -.
Bib of e srs"ed 'rpsss ior the eerurssn Of ths
v. ccfr, ron s,s thsss.rd ,, hundred .re ,ii1p
John lou.ari turesed EaJ dollars
join II Esy Co. icur londed arJ ,,.rb.Dre dollars
irrsel wsou loIiaIe sigt ,tsrrd hrr.d ard
'eyS1 VIZ eSa .Fd M nv 49, y
Bs sf. LeckrocdS Co. asonn1g 90 tces aud ,sh.sn
With Se !..",d ,o%,,i',s araqsI rel,s
b ofJohn Nshon amounting 10 thee hrreed col $500 hT
Whl,h vas r,,s,Ied 70 he oonmi,,.. -n ArruaiTme.
and fnyers doIsrs sltylius TYI;i ts eTlues
whish "a, re.risd % he eom:tes on County one,r.
c,S & Ss ip1s ss,ts e c Sa 1ec% %Ss, s . i.f ''h
whss ,S "a: .ga 70 ,ts ,sn,sss on .sl cou,!s
nins ceas tsA 2ei io4 rsf.pio ,omciqorr
..1s :r% % @ sS 3 '? 70, ~. 'Ysss -. ,.s ss
Witch erred to iro .oumrse ou G NJ cess,
's ;1 - .ToS,Ss leld1-' '0s t.s' Cob
Wiki W., rsen.d Ccnsiss o, cri,i cers ard pere.
Bl se5'sa ManeD CO. mssttirs saJssvssy
WIKI w. ,.1rsG . t. tsntss % On aLrr.l r.,.s
B fLSws syter Dr9sntns TO thirteen dollars and selse
Mhs ys .,'Iedio its Scs%s. % aS1s, I,
Whieh va. referred 70 the ccan,ts. on Comfy 0rc..
; sS G r.1 s s S @ S % cs county '
s .sS'.s Y. 70 :. ~. tsSs5,S a.. '' collars
Which rs. referred % ths ccmntiss on County osc.Ts
s =: .. :s .THs''1' H $ s. g: sS':I.f and twenty-five
% Which referred . tue Cs@nIss On COUNT 9ss.r.
Ian .ss s; s,s James Smith ~. i.S
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

,d eight tues.d aud seventy dcn aud 's''I cents s
VIII ssr, rssT,d to 'is co~Yu,eou ArD.a T.I;.
LOWS Carpenter amounting to one honssnd three hundred
nc1y asS ,sSii s n SSi 10 asSs ias '' ''
Which referred TO The special Committee On Anoes and Drill
~ Of K,.er Co. snouprs thousand hundred and
doss cents 4!2 6a for tng vsrous
Wbcb ~a referred the Special COMMITTEES Anro,s and Dill
Iof the following named conriri, for repayment Of
ra Muta, Sr.. tsuard n, lrrGtd and twenty seh. dollars
Narkr thou,srd aHd ,LryOre dollars sra tuspI
wicb Special Ts,on Of lOeor
rho. oesa. s,oeurtns hsss hundred esl,s $500
WIZ va. ei.I 10 II. cSmas on Anu. TAKE,
Blis e The feosl uynsmsd. toT ,eT,css NJ Arnor.n;
Jane, nou. Flint lris, one hurded sd thiJ eight dstT'
Jsass Bow.n First Insny enc hundred thirty ght dollars
sglsd GSy Frst ARTILLERY, tOu'ard and rreyfVs dollars
y w Teller Fr,t Artillery Hundred and .vsntyiis dollars
BudI Third haruy three hundred and sfy0us eol'~
A. l. Green First and TLlSd Cavslry l.sey dollars $500
o. w. shse Second rsis one toufand Que hundred and iJ
T. D. sels.isr second nn,r Hundred Sriyurs dollars
100 fs, .1 E.,et ~ f2 Infantry or. hundred AID y,sh so.
Bechs rieh Isiiy iurdr,d ard trtJt dollars
nisSty, i,rdrsd ard ,ihtyt~o soFs,r sny
,. sy51s u Es1A a 'y four hsS'd and '''1r' ton. and
t.sTe z,6o Lytsu urty,tvs hgrced ard orJe' collars
,ss. i.ssi f-ss"sors In'.niry, bsar,d ard fOsesn
Js,A styt irsrHy hsrd,ed and ..nt,ors to
lars 40 fny cents tbs1l sn1 =
inffyCsrr Srnntk Irfrty hundred ard nintkte dol
las ard fity cents fsle3 50l.
wsm stsnrsd ssvnys Infantry Eve hardrsd srd forty dol
lars tss40c
Luls Beatty sevenveuh rrby, two hundred and rpsss dol
las iS2iyl
David Thomson, sey.ntynpth Inf.pJ ninety dollars (soo
George Decker Nrt 6h Iipy three hundred and FIifou DOL
and thy cents tSJS4 sol
Theedors Gunss NINETY rh rhrtry hundred and 'srss'ons
dollars and thy cents tS2il s0l - a,
nIasodors Gauss SssItb Infantry hundred and thntss
dolRp SlBl.
Hugh Eupg,n ss.y Ishn hundred end shHyar d0
wsiss were 'slsrrsd Oh. Special osumis Aruoss' 'ss
Drircem
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

pursuance .ss provisions efeasrsss Of M q
prosecution o Whatever suits proceedings broay
Mayor Aldermen. and ConmonsSy Of The c Of sevxe t Cd
purpose
Sac Thc shall BE- two elsrss sd appointed
by the 6oe7 for the Coccucn sb,l
rcspcc ely dcn0a8aed First
Thousand do,us i50 shalt be annually aOSed tAe sses "a
Aoney 4at Clerks the Bureau Cc.ct on lrre. ~
Peossl rs" tbe same 70 be paid osto install 70 he AZ
ierney and CLERKS employed tbeTeD,
dssnd By The OomPfoer Of be CITY upon sni o t ds n 49,
appointment
Whish is1 81.
tbs Specsl Coasiee Banks nd lnsfsnss compin IL
referred tbs sVuszd bill Of Charles Il Tbstcaer fstly
REPORT. =
That sad b ior srVices cek % yolr 0onHte M ls ,a
OfMssch a5d AFrl 1917
The fosloSag rs accordingly submttsd
IssS'Dt Tsat Tho li Chst,es H. ama,ntins
biri 400 6rtg doIs 1920 f)r services CLERK Connle y.
Banks nd Insurance Companies for the nona srch Ami s
be audited sd oRed and The Comptroller directed psy ~
proper appropriation, = =
Report sccelt sna rssSiatiSa adopted the sung
neutrality-suspicious. Bleakey Buat Bce Pos se. s,r.
m1n Roche shook Prcsleat ayl, al
And The directed 10 be iiz Hoan msyss fs a
pcDvst
MOTION.
Supervisor moge that rhn to Board ai,,sn Il ri A. a
10 aees os rucsisy, the 18th Of hay. at O'Clock p
Winch carmel.
On aiotioa. tho Board then sjjouad.
JOSEPH D YOUNG oica
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

At the Convention of the Episcopal Church IN Nc.
bile, Ala last week letter read from the Ai9S
bishop OF Canterbury In relation to tho ~ -
Bishops OF the United Church OF England ana ~,
three following days. The letter said thst IN
Of appeals, 10 had been determined TO iayiD tno
with that church. Accordingly tbs Alabams ~ sns
adopted resolution looking TO the sttendseco -
BisSop, aud the ratslps Of mot less thar Ho~ " w
eKpeu9oA ..t.r.'..''-
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
CIVLL COURTS.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-SoUTnERs DIS
TRIcr-MAY 2o:-Before Judge BLaIcbfoRD.
In Private Johu ORoarke. Z. = Army:
This was habeas corpus to produce this soldier,
minor under I7 alleged TO be confined at Fort Columbus
EewYork Harbor directed 10 BreYet MaorGen Butter
eld superintendent OF the General Recruiting Service
OF the Army.
The return set forth that several days prior to the
service OF the writ, Recruit John ORourke had besq
assigned the 4th T. s. Infantry and on the same Day
forwarded with detachment Of recruits to the head
quarters Of that regiment at Omaha, Nebraska that ne
not consequently under the control ana CUSTODY
the respondent nor within this district at the time f
the service of the wt. that he could be produced IN
Court, and inclosed the enlistment paper OF PnVato
ORourke.
The Court accordingly dismissed the writ -
Mr.. Conable for petitioner Mr. Gardner sth lnianys
for respondent.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

hereby fpn occuparf or occupants Oh
Houses aaa Lo}s oproed unmprcve Lands affected thereby s
Assessors f examination By all persons nisf-
ested, via a.
ls For filing lots from Fifty seventh to sry shhsta BE-
tween Ponrth ard LeKiBgton-syes .
M For setting curb gutter and tagging sidewalks Ooe-
bundred between Third and fourhayes
building Lauens between Csna aud broce
with branches Ia GraBd-st ...... - -
The limit, embraced b. Assessment Include all the Ter,l no.s
and lots Of Groppd parcels OF Ls8d situated
lat All the several blocks lying between Feveuh end SIXTY
6ni-sts and Fourth and LeKngtsn-aYes -,
i Both sides Of One between Third ssa
Fourth -, !.
Gran from Wooster the westerly sde Of Wooss
teri st. from Canal to Grand-st
persons whose interests affected e the Ass
meu opposed the either OF them requested
10 nreent their writing the undegued tf
of No Of New Court House within Thirty
days from the date Of this notice 20
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs-MA 37.-Before hr.
Justice SUTHERLAND. .........f
DECISIONS. -,
William H. Taylor agt. Mary r. Cunningham et
al.-Order granted. =.
Cecile NJ. DeCasse agt The Rector, Church WardeIs
and yesty of the Protestant Episcopal Church du st
Esprit-NlotiOn granted without costs 10 eithcr party
Emile Kuberly ag:. Lewis r. Grifth.-Moti0n grants 10
with $40 costs, abide event OF action
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
CouRT CALENpAR-THI. DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CRcuir- L-MILLEs J. Oyer ind
No Civil Calendar.
PARr L.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
DOARD OF AUDIT-NOTfCR.-U and

I'D in pursuance Of section 20 twenty eighty Of Act eadd Al
the Board OF Supervisors Of the CoaaD Of Nesfo 70
sI for certain County purposes to extend the powers
the Metropolitan provide for the auditing and u
unsettled sgans said County passed April 2 is7 Notice
the and setinen. Of all equitable e'm sni
rseyeu against County Of TOr have appointed aud 10
hereby appoint Tuesday tie fourth dy Of June ncrt 6 al %
Court Cemmor Groom i9) in the City Hall ia
City ofNsTork the day and place a. which the said Board
proceed Bosti the matters Of such claims
eleven o'clock the forenoon Of the aid day The said act eous
following provision: 80. ~. -
adjusted hereby required preseu the to the said boau
% this aud
demand sg.i-s.
claims teBOad of Aus
within the ssi period months from the Of tbs act Ne
shall be barred prosecution rights a.
against the said County Of Ne~YOrf snx
thefefrom New York April 3) 1861. =
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY Comptroller City Of sew-Yot
NuA
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CHICAGO, Sept. 10.
Fiiz John Porter had 9 long interview with
Gen. Grant yesterday. There is title prob>
sbility Of Porter gaining rehearing.
The Treasury Department has commenced
the payment Of cotton claims, recently passed
upon. The amount involved reaches as high
as s.. 2.OO0, ,00O.
An evening organ of the Administration at
Washington, declares that in case of impeach-
ment no Senator who has expressed any opin-
ION on it before hand shall be allowed to 81,
10 Judgment on Andrew johnson.
A Southern delegation in Washington, ur-
ging the removal Of Gen. Pope, has been re-
inforced several Alabama officials.
Hon. Samuel Randall and FIVE other Penn
sylvania democrats, called on the Presideu.
Yesterday, to urge certain charges against
office holders in Pennsylvania prior 10 elec-
ton day. The President extended them his
sympathy.
Gen. Hancock 10 10 Washington by request
ofGen. Grant, and not by summons of tho
President. rs has been stated.
Unless the Secretary Of the Treasury should
further extend the time for the conversion oi
1906, the amount left outstanding three
milions-will be paid in currency, causing .
loss to holders of eight per cent. The Sec.
retary will permit the conversion ofall mailed
80 is.e as Sunday.
New YoRK, Sept 10.
The Heralds Washington special says that
it is reported from Richmond that Gen Mum
ford received to-day official notification oi
his appointment rs Collector Of Internal Rev
enue for the third district Of Richmond. His
bond With security in one hundred Thousand
dollars has been prepared. Offers from the
stauncheSt men Of Richmond were made him
| to 90 on bis bond to the extent OF FIVE mil>
| lion dollars.
| Gen. Sharp, who went to Europe in con-
nection with the claims for damages done BY
| the rebel steamer Sumter, has arrived here.
| His report to the Secretary OF State, it is ex-
pectel, will be- made next week.
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AAxossssn, Sept. l9.-Quite aeriou,
Fsnisn riot occarfsd to-day, resulting in tht
killing anl ~sndssg % several )eraoas
While strosg police escort was conducting
the Fenian Kelly, recently srfsssed in thil
city, and Deasy, from the jail 70 the railroad
depot, preparatory 70 their removal to Dab
lin for trial, il vas STACKED By mob armed
with clubs, stones and Gro arms. A despe'
rate battle ensnsd for tine, when the po
lice, finding themselves overpowered, vers
obliged to give way, The prisoners wsrt
rescued BY the mob and carried OF in tri-
umph. The city il nov quiet. One police
man was killed and several others injured.
Many of the rioters were also badly injured,
A proclamation was Immediately issued BY
the authorities offering reward Of f800 fol
the capture Of the prisoners.
LONDON, Sept. Contradictory stories
in regard to the war ia Crete still prevails.
Tho Greeks deny that the Turks have been
suecessfal in their battles with the Cresans.
The second meeting of the Pan Anglican
Synod Vas held yesterday 1t the Arch Epis-
copal Palace at Lambeth.
LosDos, Sept. ls.-Ths weekly returns Of
the-Rank of England show an increase OF
sl5, 200.
vienna, Sept 10.-The R'ess this morning
in leading article says that the United States
has declined to mediate in the matter Of
Crete.
BERLIN, Sept. 19.-The Ministsr of Finance
has presented budget to Parliament. The
national income for the year is estimated At
$4,000, 900, and the expenditures at $72,-
000,O 900, the deficit to be shared between
Prussian Saxony, &c.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Sent.

WAsHISoroy, Sept. 10.
The Navy Department has intelligence o1
the death, by yellow fever, on the 18th inst
at the Pensacola Navy Yard. Of Acting Mas.
ter w. II. Wade, commanding.
Galveston despatch says that Mrs Griffin,
wife ofthe late Brevet Major General Griffin,
left there Gu the 10th for New York. we'll.
A Atelearam to Col. Graham, acting Register
of the Treasury, received this morning. from
the son of Register Colby, announces ,ha,
his father is i'll beyond hope Of recovery.
Assistant Secretary Chandler, and Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue Rollins, re-
turned to Washington this morning, aud are
at their respective. desks,
Major General Hancock called on Secreta
~ McCuIloch this morning. 1t is not known
whea he will leave the city.
Secretary Seward received Mr. Ford. hri,
ish Charge Affairs. to conier upon the sub
ject oi the death of Sir Frederick Bruce
The Government and the British Legation
have communicated the sad intelligence te
London. Arrangements tor interment arr
deferred, waiting instructions from London
Orders have been given for proper honors te
the deceased at Res.on. The flag over the
, State Department is at half mast.
The death Of Sir Frederick BRUCE, in vieu
of the present relations between he Uni,es
States and Great Britain, is looked upon as
serious calamity. 1t Is not seen how. under
the existing temper of the British nation, n
exhibited by the press, he can be replaced
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CHICAGO, Sept. l9.
The Illinois State House case was opened
in the Supreme Court At Ottawa this morn
ing, BY Judge Edwards, in an argument occu.
pying an hour and a.half Mr.. Arlington
followed, and had spoken twenty minutes,
when further hearing was postponed until to-
morrow.
AT noon to day in Cincinnati the thermom
eter stood at % deg.
Ohio for Lieutenant Governor, is seriously
unwell.
Violent harangues by the Mormons, Bro.
Smith and Elder Kimball. in the Tabernacle,
at Salt Lake, on the 18th inst, sre reported.
Smith declared that he had violated the
laws of Congress prohibiting polygany. and
announced the Government as tyrannical and
unjust-having no authority to make laws for
Saints. He urged upon the Saints the ne
cessity of polygamy for upholding their in
stitutions.
Kimball said he was sound polygamist;
that he had seventy children, and calculated
that the kimball family, in FIFTY years, would
exceed the present aggregate number of the
Saints.
The completion Of the registration in
Charleston show colored majority Of l, ,80l.
The special Treasury Agent, Bell, at Gal
weston, states, in letter received at Wash
ington, that the yellow fever has scourged
Indianoa, Corpus Christi Houston and
many other towns, and it is spreading else
where. As to Galveston he writes that Lam
gpage fails to describe the consequences Of
It's rAyages. Hope fled and absolute desols-
ton pervades everything, with no prospect OF
. speedy change.
The New York Herald. in leading edito-
rial. announces its withdrawal from tho As.
sociated Press January 1st.
Gov. Geary will be in Pittsburg, Pa, to
take part in the opening ceremonies of the
State Fair next Tuesday.
Gen. Hancock, in company with General
Grant, called on the President to o-day.
RICHMOND, Sept 10.
There is considerable political excitement
here since the issuance Of the order for the
election. The first meeting in the State for
the nomination Of members to the Conven-
ton will take place 1t Ashland on Saturday
next.
The Radicals here have appointed dele.
gates to the Soldiers' snd Sailors Couven-
tioa, which meets on the 25th.
PIrTsBURG, Sept 10.
Gen. Sheridan passed through onr city this
evening, en- rosae for the East. He was re-
ceived at the depot by a large number oi
citizens. Fireworks we're sent of during the
few moments he was here. He leh on the
1920 traia.