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Tho Maine Election.

WASHINGTON, September 15.-The majority
Of II, ,ss6, when compared with the vote OF lS00,
shows a Democratic increase OF their vote Of
H,s76. The Republicans have gained 1880
Compared with 1867, the Democrats have ln-
creased 10 TO, and the Republicans 1891
The Chronicle gives the Republican majority
at $4,000.
The chairman Of the Maine Republican State
Committee telegraphs that the Republicans
have carried every Congressional District; have
elected all the senators, and seven-eighths oi
the representatives. The majority for Cham
berlsin is 10000.
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Our European Dispatches.

Our European Dispatches.
[PER ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.]
THE QUESTION OF WAR BETWEEN FRANCE AND
PRUssn-LA1Esr sPEoULATIoNs.
LoN5oN, September 19.-Itis generally con-
siderod that the events Of the last fortnight
have made but little change in the political
con Iition on the continent, either to lessen or
increase the chances Of war. While on one
hanI the press Of Germany have assumed
uuieter tone and profess to be more confident
Of peace, on the other hand it is known that
France has refused the formal demand made
by Chevalier Nigra, the italian Ambassador,
for the recall Of the French troops from Rome,
and at the same time Prince Girgenti has
brought to Paris The proposal of Spain to
cement an alliance with France by send
ing thirty thousand soldiers to Rome. This
proposition and the approaching inter view
which ia shortly to take place at Bayonre
between the Emperor Napoleon and the Queen
of Spain are looked upon as foreshadowing an
alliance, the object Of which is to rid France Of
the eare-ot the Holy See in case she should be
plunged into war; so, by this means, France, II
withou any other ally, could make Spain USE
ful. Rumors, too, are that several fighting
regiments have been recalled from Africa; that
General Lebocuf has been sent on a speci al
mission to Germany, and that Prussia has de-
termined to annex the Grand Duchy OF Baden.
To add to the feeling Of distrust in the perm a.
nence OF peace, this feeling is faithfully mir
rored in Paris by depression on the Bourse
and consequent decline OF rentes, and in the
diplomatic circles here the situation is pithily
summed up in these words: 'No fear Of war,
though it may begin to morrow"
TIE woRKINaMEN AND THE WAR.
BRussK1s, September 15.-The International
Workingmen's Congress has adjourned. The
resolutions advise workingmen to atstein from
their trades in the event Of war in their respec-
tive countries. An address recommends t1e
workingmen to oppose war, and to use every
energy to promote the education Of The poor.
MINISTER JOHNSON AND THE CULLEN.
LONDON, September 15.-The Hon. Reverdy
johnson was presented to the Quean by Lord
Stanley.
ANOTHER IMPERIAL REynw.
PARIS, September 15.-Nspoleon visited ahe
camp at Lavernazan on route for Biaritz. He
reviewed the troops. -.
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THE SEPTEMBER sEssIoN-CoNGREssA AGAIN CALL
ED ToeETHER-THE WAR DEPARTMENT AND THE
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
WASHINGTON, September 15.-The following
summons has been published to-day:
WASHINGTON September 15.-The President
Of the Senate and the Speaker Of the House of
Representatives, by resolution OF Congress TO
adjourn their houses, were directed to further
adjourn their respective houses until the hrst
Monday of December. In accordance with the
request Of the Republican members OF the
Fortieth Congress, the undersigned decide
and respectfully commend that there De JUL
attendance Of both houses on the 2lst OF sep
tember. It is not expected that general leSls-
latiye business will be entered into al tnat
time. or that the session will be longer than
To nroyide for another adjournment. 1t is i'm
portant that there should be such.a general
Attendance of members as will secure the
presence Of quorum in each House.
fS1pned.) I'd. MORGAN.
ROBT. G. SCHENCK.
The following is the first action under the
recent orders to General Buchanan
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON CITY, Sept II, 1868.
To the Commanding General of the UepGrl-
nent of Louisiana, Neao Orleans, La:
Brevet Major-General Hatch, Assistant Com
missioner Of the Freedmen's Bureau, reports
that there is danger of an assault on torch
light procession in New Orleans tonight. You
will so dispose and employ the force under
your command, as to prevent such assault and
preserve the peace.
Please acknowledge the receipt Of this dis
patch. JNO. NJ: SCHOFlELD,
Secretary of War.
Rousseau has been assigned to duty under
his brevet rank of Major-General. Buchanan
will resume his rank of Brevet Brigadler-Gen-
eral on Rousseaus arrival in the Department
Of Louisiana. General Buchanan will COM
mand the District of Louisiana under Rous-
seau.
There was o Cabinet meeting to-day.
Browning and Evarts were absent.
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Tho murder Of Darcy McGee.

OTTAWA. CANADA, September 15.-The jury
have rendered verdict OF guilty, against
Whalen, for the murder Of MCGEE.
Whalen received the verdict with composure
usseyerated bis innocence, denied connection
with the Fenians, and attributed his convlc'
ton to his being q Catholic. The Judge eau
toned him against hoping for mercy, and SEN
fenced him to be hung on Thursday, Decem'
ber 10.
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Gitn advertisements.
OFFICE OF THE CITY AssEssoR.l
CITY TAxGs-MONTHLY RLTU RMS

OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR.(
ClrY BALL. September l, 1868.
Notice is hereby given to all concerned, that the
monthly Returns for them nth OF August past, In
compliance with the Lax Ordliancr, ratified on tue
2sh Of January 1s68 must be made on or before the
ii b instant.
TAXES ON THE FOLLOWING ARE PAYABLE MONTHLY.
On oil sales Of Goods, Wares and Merchsndize, in.
Guiding Gales by Bakers Butchers. aucksters, and
by dealers in Rice, Lumber. Hay Grain and Naval
Stores. "
Ona GROSS receipts of all Express Companies
On all sales at Auction.
On oil Carriages and BuQSies-
On all Income derived from the pursuit OF any
faculty, profession, occupar q or employment.
On the GROSS receipts OF all Commercial Agencies.
On ali commissions received by Factors, Commis-
sion Merchants, Bankers Brosers, and others.
On all prom ums received for or by any Insurance
ComI any, or by agencies lor individuas or compa-
MES.
On all GROSS receipts of all Gas Companies:
| On every Horse and Mule used or k'pt within the
CITY, excepting horses or mules Used In any puonc
licensed carriage, car i. dray, or ether vehicle.
On all Re oil Dealers In all aruces wnatsoe'er'
| On o Barber shops. v,.,,
| and Boarding Houses.
| On all receipts OF Livery Stable Keepers.
| On the gross receipts OF Cotton Presses:
IN il,e 0ross receipts of all Printing Omces, News
pap rs and Publ hing Houses. ,,,
In all Goods sid thu city oy persons not resi-
| dent, by 81 pie or otherwise.
On all sales Of Horses and Mules drought W Inc
In SAILS OF stocks. Bonds, anil other securities.
On tbe gross receipts OF Magnetic telegraph Com
panies. .,s
ali tho defaulters will be dealt with as the ord-
| nance directs. W.N. HUGHES,
Seut mberl Is City Assessor.
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ATLANTA, September 15.-rhe bill pa ssed by
the House yesterday, excluding negroes from
serving on iuries, was reconsdered to-day. The
House, after a stormy debate, declared Fyall,
negro member, claiming only one-eighth negro
blood, ineligible by unanimous vote. Sixty
nine Republicans refused to vote.
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STEAM TO LIVERPOOL.

STEAM HO LkV EnFOOLs
CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.
S~n THE NMAN LINE, SAILING
ME%SSS$E2 sEMI-wEEKLY, carrying tho o.
LITGEfZfQ0 8. Mails consisting Of the following
EeA- steamers:
CITY OF PARIS
CITY OF BALTIMORE,
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
CITY UF BOSTON
Sailing every Saturday and every alternate Monday.
OF PM, from Pier No. As North River, New York.
= RATES OF PASSAGE
By THE MAIL sTEAMEks SAILING EVERY SATURDAY.
Payable In Gold. Payable in Currency.
LIST Cabin. $500 Steerage.....
1st Cabin 10 London. los steeraget to London.
1st Cabin to Paris .116 Steerage to Paris.
Passage by the Aoniay ste mers-First Cabin $50
gold; steerage $50; payable In o. 8. currency.
Rates ofuassage from New York to halifax; Cabin.
$40, Steerago, SIC; payable IN gold.
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg,
Bremen, &C., atmoderate rates.
Steerage passage from Liverpool and Queenstown
40 currency. Tickets can be bought here by per.
SONS sending for their friends
For further Information apply at the Company
offices. JOHN G.. DALE, Agent
No. Is Broadway. New York
Junel 6mo
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THE GREAT EARTHQUAKE.
THE FIRST REPORTS MORE THAN coNF1RME,
NARROWING DETAILS.

FR1aHTFUL DESTRUCTION OF HUMAN LFE-THE
SURVIVORS FLEEING FROM THB sTENcH OF HEc-
AroMBs OF pEAD-THE CITIES ON THE SOUTH
PACIFIC COAST HUMAN GoLaoTHAs-ourro lev
EILED TO THE aRoUND-oPENINa OF VOL
oANo IN THE EANDEs-MULT1TUDEs REDUCED TO
BEGGABY.
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THx so.cAIiED IKaIsLATURK DISPATCHiaG susi'
~ NESS IN A-HURRY-rHE BILLS ACTED oN-TH1
: SOCIAL EQUALITY MEAsuRE-THB ADJouRS
j, MENr Y1xED FOB TIE 25rH INST - ~
COLUMBIA, September 15.-The petition OF
the City Council Of Charleston in relation tf
cellars was referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee.
The Discrimination bill was taken up and
the original bill adopted, by yeas, 81; nays, 1s.
The Senate's substitute was rejected. ALI the
Democrats voted against the original bill, also
the white Republicans, Bosewell, Dussnberry,
Feriter, Hyde, .Stoeber, Tinsley, Wooley, also,
Joseph Boston and Valentine, colored..
The Senate bill tom the House, to organ
ize the militia, WAS read for the first time.
The following bills were read for the third
time: A bill to regulate attachments; q bill to
proyide for the formation Of the electoral col
lese; abill to suppress insurrection and rebel
lion; bill to regulate arrests and bail in civi
actions; apd bill to regulate the, salaries ol
State officers. The bin to incorporate the Wa
teree and North Carolina Railroad was laid on
the table. 60.
The following acts were ratified: An act to
remove the county seat OF Beaufort County 70
the Town Of Beaufort; an act to authorize ad-
ditional aid TO the BIae Ridge Railroad -om-
rany:. an act to punish persons who may at
tempt to hold Office by authority OF the late
provisional government; an act to provide
temporary organization Of the educational de-
partment oflhe State; an act TO close the ope'
rations Of the Bank Of the State; an act pro-
yiding for the assessment and taxation Of pro-
perty.
The caucus has agreed to adjourn not later
than the 25th.
At o meeting this evening Of the Democratic
Conventions or the Third and Fourth Congress
-sionsl Districts, J. P. Read, of Anderson, was
nominated for the th'rd, and W. D. Simpson
of Laursps, for the fourth. The latter was
nominated unanimously after the first ballot
the former after the eighth ballot.
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creditably. aiding the citizens in saving prop
erty to the best OF their ability, and with
cheerful good will. The female portion OF the
colored Population rendered valuable assis-
tance BY bringing water and moving goods.
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ZONE TRIP A WEEK.l
June 4

LONE TRIP WEEK.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM
PACKET LINE,
VIA BEAUFoRr HILTON HEAD AND BLUFFToN
STEAMER PILOT BOY Y..... Capt. W. A. vADKs.
STEAMER FAM IE. Capt BENN PECK
49, ONE OF THE ABOVE STEAMERS
rss5s91lR will leave Charleston every Tuesday
Morning, at O'Clock, and Savannah ever fharsddy
Morning. ut O'Clock.
For Freight or passage apply to
] HN FERGUSON,
June % Accommodation Wharf
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FOR PALATKA. FLORIDA,

FOR PALATKA. FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, Fir RNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE
AND ALL LANDINGS ON The ST. JoBEH
RIVER.
~m-A THE sTEAME CITY POINT
GaeSs|S5E7. Captain CHARLES WILEY. VII
leave Charleston everJ Tuesday NiyM at O'Clock.
and Sava nah every Wednesday afternoon. at
o'clock tor the above places. returning will leave
Savannah ior Charleston every Saturday korning,
at 8 O'Clock.
All goods not removed by sunset will be stored
the expense and risk OF owners.
All freight must be pre- Id
]. j.. AIKEN l. CO., Agents.
September eouth Atlantic Whar
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Marrifo.

GLEN-MAIN-On the evening of the 9th inst,
by the Rev DR.. BAcHMAN, THOMAS A. GLEN and
EMILY ALICE, daughter OF the late WM @. MAIN,
both Of this city.
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THE CAMPAIGN IN THE STATE.

GRAND BARBECUE OF THE DEMOCRACY OF UNION
p1sTR1Cr-THE CROWD, THE SPEECHES, THE
DINNER, 60.
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MAIN GuARDHOU so, CHARLESI ON,
M 5. C, AUGUST 2o, 1868 -raken up going at
alge, ontrary TO City Ordin'n 9, IN iooseu tnis
can obsaii lhe same by proving properv and paying
expenses. ). I'm u T.. mINuLi:D sID
August 20 lst Lieut. L. W. T. Ano VIZ
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MAIN GUARD rUUsE, SEPTEMBER
lN IL, 1858 Taken up hile y lug at lar- Q con-
trary 10 City Urdinan' O., whi.e anil yellow PUN
TER DOG. The owner may recover III, same by
calling and paying expenses. o,D
First Lieutenant 'wer Wards Ponce.
gartember 10
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN
BALTIMORE AND MEN,

Via SoutQRmptOn.
THE SCREW STEAMERS OF TEE NoRTH GERMAN LLOYD
BALTIMORE. Capt. VOECKLER-
BERLIN. Capt. UNDUETSCH.
OF $500 TONS AND 700 HORSEPOWER.
WILL Run REGULARLY BE.
NHRTYS9 TWEEN BALTIMORE AND BRL-
ZEdNrGH5T0 MEN. VIA SOUTHAMPTON. From
r~ssS Bremen on the 1st Of each month.
From Southampton on the 4th of each month. From
Baltimore on the 1st Of each month.
PRICE OF PAssAoE-From Baltimore to Bremen
London. Havre and Southamptou-Cabins 500: Steer
age so6. From Bremen to Balumcre-Cabin $50
steerage $40
Prices Of passage payable In gold, or its equiva
lent
They touch at Southampton both going and re.
turning. These vessels take Freight to London ana
Hull, for which through bills OF ladins are signed.
An experienced Surgeon Is attached to each vessel
ALI letters must pass through the Postofhce. 10
bills Of ladfng but those OF the Company will be
signed. Bills Of lading will positively not be de-
hvered before goods are cleared at the Cusomhcuse
For Freight or Passage, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER & CO.,
No. 8 South Charles-street, BALTIMORE.
Orto MORDi CAL CO.. Agents,
East Bay, Charleston, 8. O.
April 90 6mos
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

7TspEGAh TELEGRAM TO TIE DAILY FEWs.l
--fL&f NEW X --- : = - e.
TIE so.cAILED LEaIsLATURR DIsPArcHisd sosi'
- NESS IN A :HURRY-rHE BILLS ACTED oN-TH1
SOCIAL. EQUALITY MeAsURE-THH ADJOURN
!, MENr FIXED FOB TIE 25rH INST @
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OFFiCE UF CHIEF OF POLICE, MAIN
" GUARD HOUSE, CsARL.-s1ON. 8. e., Set.
teInber Is l868.-Taken fo.u thief, sum OF
money. which the owner can recover By giving
satisfactory proof.
O. b. SIGWALD,
sentember 16 Chief Of Police.
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Slipping.
FOR NEW YORK.

REG ULARL LINE EVERY WEDNESDAY.
A~A, THE STEAMSHIP SARAGOssA.
NHSSY TsS Captain NJ. B. CRowELL will leave
LN7MEl1H3l eVanderhorsts Whalf on Wednesday,
- Sszzsz September 10th, at Four o'clock. P.
N. RAVENEL 4 co.
September 10
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Our Washington Dispatches.

THE SEPTEMBER sEss1oN-ooNGREss AGAIN CALL
ED ToGETHER-THE WAR DEPARTMENT AND THE
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
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ANS~ The BPIENDID SIUE MHEEI
NE&SQ$S STEAMSHIP MANHATTAN, III. j.
LHIh1CI&{H~9 Woodruff Commander, will leave
--S443=4 Ssz AdRer's Wharf on Saturday Morning,
15h Instant, at halfpast Seven A. NJ.
The Steamers Of this Line insure at three quarter
per cent.
For Freight or Passage, having elegant cabin
accommc dations, apply to
JAMES ADGER co.,
Corner East Bay and Adger's Wharf (Up stairs).
September IL 6
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and OF suborrston in having Snlawfuy and carfuptiy
procured the witness samu> Cisco to commit wilful and
corrupt perjury in this examination. therefore require
nor 70 enter INTO cc6gnzance in the Of LOCO TO
answer an indictment that may be presented against
her ey the Grand Jury.
Ma Hardis not having bondsman IN court was
committed TO the Tomba
BURGLARY ELDxIDGs SIRxEr.-yssssrday afternoon
MIRA Lsonora Berkowitz living the nrss floor Of
premises No. Eidridgs street. locked the door OF her
room and went out shspprg Af,sr an absence OF
nearly half hour she returned and found that the
had beea entered by means or false key In the
hands OF thief who after entering the room, broke
open trunk with q .Jmmyn ana strewsd the con-
tho thief dropped his arms full plumber and attempted
to escape from Mrs. B., who Instantly grappled
with him. After br Of struggle the rascal knocked the
courageous lady down and then asd down Division
into the Sixth ward, where he overloaded by officer
Zeger ana taken TO the Tombs On the affidavit Of Mrs
Bersowtz Justice Hogan committed tho PRISONER who
gave his name as John Williams for trial He Is TWEEN
y-eight years Of age, native of New York, ana by
occupation stone cutter.
HrdRwAYnEy CosMTTED.-Willlam French and Thomas
Burke the young arrested the charge assault
ing, knocking down and robbing tho boy Ephrsim
Pincus OF $780, As already reported were yesterday
arraignsd before Justice Hogan for sxainatcn, which
resulted in their commtth to the Tombs for trial in
default Of $4,000 bah each. Enn .
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POLICE NTELLIGENCE.

A BOGUS RRvMuB OfFfcxR.--A decidedly coot swim
die was perpsiratsd upon Mr. James Egan OF No. SO
East Eleventh street, Tuesday last Edward Brady
locksmth calling upon Mr. Egan and represented him
ssf TO DO an United States revenue ocs at the time
exhibiting . written document alleged 70 have been
Drawn BY L. B. Ely, United States Revenue Collector,
appointing him collector OF revenue. Brady then said
which the revenue bad not been paid Ono OF two
men then with Brady went out for carman who drove
mp front Of the place. after whoh Brady and his
cart when Brady remarked that the liquor was to be
taken to revenue headquarters, No. Cedar street.
Mr. Egan followed the cart, which vas driven 10 tbs
premises OF John McKenra No 331 East Thrtythrd
street. TO whom tho whisksy was delivered. Mr..
Egau caused the arrest Of Brady by oncer Hayes or
the Tventy-hft precinct and IL s alleged that Brady Ia
whatever 70 seize and carry or the whiskev the taking
Of which he alleges was larceny Fcltx Baxter. OF
2o5 East Twenty hth street. 10 the man who carted the
ipgiy arrested tho charge OF receiving stolen goods
and when asked by the oficer what he had done with
che liquor said IL had been sent away, but did not say
where The case came up Tor examination Yesterday
morning before Justice Hogan at the Tombs, when the
above facts developed Tho accused parties wero
detained for further hearing. Brady IS lwenty.two
years OF age and o native of this city. MckenDa II
twenty you're OF age living ct No 331 East Thr
ty.third street, and ia liquor desier.
TIE HARplsPAlrxs PKsJrRY CAsR-DycIsIoS or
Jusricn DowuSo.-In the case OF Mrs. Rosetta N.
Hards, charged with perjury on the complaint Of Mr.
Courtsndt Palmer, OF No 247 Madison avsnus, which
has been pending before Justice Bowling the Justice
yesterday concluded hts decision holding the defendant
for perjury and sso for subornaton OF perjury la In
docins one OF her Witnesses TO swear falsely. Below
yiIl be found n copy Of tho decision -
II appears TO me upon The examination OF tho tssti
cony this case than there 10 probable liieyo
Foetta v. Hardie 10 10 guilty. OF perjury falsely s,
L. ~. - .se .A4..~i .N..Ss~, /. -4..as - -
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COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Interpretation Of tho Act for the More
EHectual Prevention of Cruelty to AMI.
mals-Remarks of Judge DOwling.
Before judges Bowling ana Kelly.
Joseph Pollock and Michael Donohus were arraignsd
FOR yesterday at the Special Sessions being charged
with the violation Of the above act-ths aidavits In the
case charging them with overlosdng No. 81 Of the
Third avenue l,ne." Counsel moved for an adjourn.
nsnt After hearing argument the court granted the
pressing bis views with regard TO the law on tho
tect-
The statute refers to the overlooking Of horses Tho
crowding Of cars IL only matter arising by implca
sion The more q car crowds the greater the friction
becomes against thu draught Of the horse who may or
may not be said to be overloaded, according to crcum
stancsa Every day We see powerful express horses
dragging immense loads Put ponies in their places and
the ponies would be overloaded. Some horses could
fan 70 draw It with thirty. In winter the friction
and resistance TO be overcome BY the horses
arc greater than In summer. These remarks
are made to show how utterly useless It ts
% lay down . general principle The complaint
must attach the relation Of the horses to the Is
there any allegation that horses disabled or killed
by their aborsY IL II not possible that philanthropy
instead OF jude may be invoked for making up
opinonf Was the Intention Of the statute 70 refer
20 cars ALI Overlooking word rather applicable
freight and inaniate substances than TO passenger
We say boat or car was crowded with passengers
loaded with freight Is not cruelty 10 bs expressly and
clearly shown All these questions arc to bs discussed
at Gene raj Term shortly They are new and pecu
Mar Ii the practice, In civil courts, TO delay
the consideration OF facts In kindred cases when the
hw applicable u under DEBATE.
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numbered. under ne direction Of the Street Commits
noner commence At the northwestsriy corner Of inc
square, was adcted.
resolution "a adopted instructing the Croson Aque
duct Board to.dvsrs for bids for paving Seventh ave-
nue. from Farteenth to Fif,y.nnth street, with the
Sta ford pavnsn the expense not to exceed i've dollars
per square yrd
mously adoted without word OF debate
Resolved That the Clerk Of the Common Council 90
and he is pfeby directed to prepsro and compile US
Manual Of he Corp grafton OF the city Of New York for
the year 1888; that fifteen thousand copies thereof DO
printed AM appropriated for public distribution as fol-
lows:--Fis hundred copies for his Honor the Mayor
four thouand Ave hundred copies for the Clerk OF tbs
Com mon Council and Ave thousand each for the Boards
of AlderDen and Councllmen.
The reolution In favor OF increasing the salaries OF
the cerIs aud other officers OF the Boards OF dermen
and Couclmen again called up. and the advocates
of the Measure psrcevng that there wers not votes
enough carry II the paper was laid over
The resolution appointing joint committee TO mako
the necessary for celebrating Washington 5
bir,hda, was received from the Board OF Aldermen and
as it Va amended the paper was laid over under the
rules The Board adjourned till Monday at two O'clock