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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-10
NAVY GAZETTE.

Commander s. B. Bissell has been detached from
the command MouongAhel and placed waiting orders The
following also detached from the Mououghea and placed on
waiting orders Lieut. commander John r. Mcnsey r Lieut. T.
Harrington Ensgns-Wim Welch and Joseph Craig MdshPmAn
WIN More Assistant SufgronsJmes Apeas and William v Mar
mon Chief Engineer q A. Reger and fr,t Assistant Engineer r.
McNav Commander T. Stone has been detached from TIE command
the Shsvmut placed waiting Commander Austin Prem
degrsst detached from The command Mack and ordered
return TO NewYo commander C. A. BabOck has been
detached from the Nayy-Yasd Portsmouth \. H. and
ordered the command Of the Mack Ensign Asa
Walkey been Portsmouth Navy ard
,Bd rierr 10 eut Walter Abbotts
Lieut. Mayo and Master W H. Bownson have been
dsre % the Dakota Acting Masters o. W Patterson James
om and Third Thomas Lee have been mustered
I Of service Acting Second Engineer l. A. Appod aud
Acting Third Assistant John Ack have been hono1y DIS
h,rys Paas,sr John been detached from the Monon-
gaheA and ordered settle accounts Assistant Pamaser rorge
Bas detached from the Shswmnt and ordered 10 set
suu Passed Assistant has been detached
from Shaamut and placed waiting ORDERS Lieut. Commarder o.
Whit. Li@uts d. L. Case g. r. Davis, and Acting Volunteer
Lieut. " D. ached from tae Dakota aud ordered TO
New FORK
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RIGHTS OF STOCKHOLDERS.

The Court of Appeals, during its last session,
rendered one Of the important decisions pro-
nounced by that tribunal IL that several years
ago the City Corporation granted to Denton Pearsa and
others license to lay and operate railroad on the
route OF the present Second-aye. Railroad Company
These grantees after obtained act OF incorpOra
ton and from the very first until March, 1885, constituted
a majority OF the Board Of Directors. Al the latter
period however, six OF them were compelled TO resign
under threat Of the agent of the Railroad Board or Com
mssioners that he would report them for their fraudulent
management OF the COmpany's affairs In the following
November formal transfer OF the grant was made ny e
Trustees the Company and resolution passed by the
Board OF Directors pay themselves III consldera
ton of said transfer together with interest Tor ten
years which resolution unanimously rescinued
by said Board within three days OF It's adoption.
In March, 1856 however, another resolution OF similar
import was passed guaranteeing to the grantees the pay
ment of the frstnamed 100000, &c. But this second
resolution was OF ephemera nature as its prototype
and as no alternative remained for the grantees save
suit for the enforcement Of their claim or submission 10
its loss suit the recovery OF the 100000 was there
fore commenced against the company the investigation
which intrsted to referee, who having decided
in favor OF the plaintiffs they obtained Judgment Tor
the full amount with interest. The defendants however
appealed only from the decision Of the referee but
also from that OF the Supreme Court Their love OF III
CATION, however, merely added TO their losses 1Or the
Court OF Appeals confirmed the decision OF the referee
and the grantees TO get their t2O0OO with interest
and costs.
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THE STATE or TRIBE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS


Milwaukee, J1y qFour tmer and active Cboice hinntos
80 75d HlO Wisconsin, and Iowa 80 5G % % Medium - a
~ IS Wheat unsettled and lover No 81 SD u 81 No =
No Rrcepts-O bbs Flour 500 BUSH Wheat 1900 bush Oats
tfo hssh Corn Shpmeuts-60O hhls Flour.
CfScNS,r g-Four bat unchanged Wheat ADVANCING
and 10 better Winter 81 No Do - ei ne stc
rb Corn 6rm 4d85c Oats ques zoe for No l. he dul
and derng sales 5Od III Co. Cotton quiet and UNCHANGED
TobscNo Provisions huuer higher prices we're ASKED M
Pork held AZ S8; Bulk Meats II! ollie for shoulders and l4 Tor
sides Bacop-2iGlJ for shoulders lbidoic for Clear KID ana
Clear Sides Lard held lc but little Was offered holders having
Withdrawn. Gold lpl ~ . ,ot. ~
trm. Strained a ~ 90 No al ~ No
Al ~ So Extra Pale al ~ 81. Tar declined % ~ TO-
Tor Epo july 9our du and nominal Wheat firm and advanced
sac sales ~ 20 Corn hrm az s Tor No Fesn ana
gc Tor Rejected Oats7Dc bid; lie asked kecepts-zo
bush Wheat p 90 do. Corn. $500 Oats . 10000 ~ ~
SaS FKANCIscO July 8Flour Is quoted 81 20 2od ~ o. Ne"
WHEAT ~ g0Qsi 20 Legal Tenders III ,,,,,.- al. .
NEy.ORLEANs July S-Coon quiet and tm MldIngs Si-i
sales 500 exports i4J bales Sterling Exchange 1879 New
nominal Flour fmeT; Superabe 81 So Treble Extra 81 Cho'e
mn 5OaEl2 Corn quiet 95e Oats tmer at ltc PORK lrm AZ
"a Bacon quiet shoulders BE Clear sides lie Lard lrmefi
tsrce IL! d8c kee l5sc M ,. -..,. ,..t..t.
receipts. none; exports l6l bales -, ,,,i
ArsrsTa july 9-There nothing done IN Cotton today Mid
dlngs. dc Receipts p bales ,.,r. o., ,,..
S.ylNNAH July 9-Cotton dull sales Mdding &c. Receipts
22G bales -, D., - IL. NJ,
dp Jc Receipts 10 bales receipts Of The wcek 20 bales htl"
Britain bales, coastsise so4 bales STOCK $500 ois OF
which 90 bales on shpooari not cleared
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ATTENTION, BOARD OF HEALTH.
To The Editor Of The Tribune.

10 tht Editor OF IHt ITIJuAe
SIR: | would respectfully call the attention
OF the Board of Health OF the City and County Of New
York to the stack tenement buildings or rather
the Courtyard nclosed by them, in the rear OF NO 95
West SXteenth-st .
For the last two months more have been attend
ing some poor sick people in this c de sac OF foul odors
and mephitic emissions. There very many people
living within the precincts Of this delectabe spot In
the corner are stables in the center stack OF out
houses TO all the population within, which gives
forth sulphuetted carburretted, carbonc acid gases,
with ammoniaed elimnations from the dung causing
mcphtsm sufficient poison the atmosphere OF the sur
rounding neghbOrhood, well TO engender disease
and spread abroad that could only be classified In the
Board OF Health's weekly bills OF mortality.
It's with difficulty, outsider can breathe the tOu
atmosphere During this extremely hot. close atmos
phere the mephitsm is intensified TO degree that de
mands immediate attention. Respectfully, - .
NetO- York. July 7, 1868. a g. CASTLE, NJ ID.
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THE NEW TELEGRAPH TO SANTA FL.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The following dis
matches were received by the President to-day:
SANTA FE New-Mexco July 80 His Ereeiteney me
pTesldent Of de United suites. SIR: The capital Oh
New-Mexico sends 20 your capital, and through you
10 the world her greetings over the first Geographic
line erected within her territory. It's completion Is
another advanced step OF enlightened age, bringing
aulold into instantaneous communication with newer
though advanced sections Of our blessed UnlO ana
with mankind in all civilized lands.
II. II. HEATH Acting Consul
SANTA FE n NJ, July 90 he President Of nc United
States To-day the telegraph line from Denver Colorado,
ia this CITY is completed We, the citizens Of Santa Fe,
greet Won a. President Of the Republic, on the cOnsun
nation OF this work. sure evidence OF our deerlDi-
nation 10 keep pace with the spirit and progress OF the
times Signed by many citizens OF santa Re
THE Presdent replied 10 the dispatch az follows:
WAsHINGTON, ID. C., July 40 H. H. HEATH, Acting
Cogern0r and citizens Santa re- ~ H. thank you for
your kind greetings and congratulate you That the cap
fa OF New-AexicO in Geographic communication with
te captal OF the nation May the wires serve 10 render
VET more indssouble the bond that unltes the people Of
yonr Territory with their fellow citizens OF the states
SNN4 ANDREW JOHNSON.
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EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
THE ENGLISH PRESS ON THE DEMOCRATIC
PLATFORM.
LONDON July 9.-The English journals this morn
ing publish the platform of principles adopted yes
terday by the National Democratic Convention in
New-York. The Times says the platform laws down
the principle of partial reputation. 1t should be
considered as a fOrewarning of the defeat of the
Democratic party next Autumn and of its permanent
exclusion from Office if not of its complete disrup-
ton. Reputation, The Times continues, may be a
strong card for the Democrats in the West and South
since the Radicals have announced that they will
adhere to the principle of national honesty But Ky
the adoption of this platform the Democratic party
throws away all its chances of success in the East
and renders the election of Gen. Grant certainty.
Several cases of valuable statuary and works of art
have been shipped on board the United States sup
ply-ship Guard, having been purchased by Admiral
Farragut IN Italy and other parts of Europe.
The Queen asks Parliament to vote pension of
$1,000 per annum to Gen. Sir Robert Napier for his
distinguished services in Abyssinia.
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: ,rrsr GENERAL Yfws-BY TELEGRAPH.

The stables belonging 10 the United States
Arsenal IN Augusta Me- burned last evening Loss SioVo1
Peter Phillips, tried at Richmond, va, Tor the
killing Of bis We convicted yesterday morning o MURDER IN TIE
brst degree.
The extensive saw-mill at BOnsecours Canada
owned BY Mr Maynard valued $1,000 destroyed by tre on
"Wednesday. -
Patrick Mansfield Of Fall River, Mass, killed
bis wife yesterday by cuag her head with hheL MAllso
has been arrested
The funeral of the Hon VI. l.. Benedict took
place Church Burlington w. YESTERDAY 1ho
Of the Bar aud large ooneouIse o ens
and FL nd-
A portion OF Boyd, Haskell IL Co.'S wooden
Illinois DESTROYED BY Gre on WEDNESDAY hk
TIE los Is $4,000 The property vas Insured o Slow
10 home panieS
IA hail storm at WOonsocket, X. J., yesterday
afternoon Iiousy dsnag the market gardens AZ me hast M
Providence Of 800 lights the roof we're boAen Inc
carried away dam .
stephen j. Meany addressed an audience at
whites Hall Toledo Ohio last evening the subject OF s ee
cariou 10 British prison the rights Of adopted ef mo h
prospects Of the Irish cause -
IA large brick building near the canal Mon
,e used Tor irving grsip fell 20 the ground wednesday eos
gnspc On excessive weight grain the fh story one nan vas
buried 10 the ruins rescued and found to be Dol u
Many responses have been received 10 tne Ton ION.
the decoration OF the graves OF mon
sediers II Is that similar ornhOu :"
parts when there viii be such oVse s"p 90
dressed to Frsak Moore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-10
CURIOUS WILL CASE IN NEv-JERsEY.

The Court of Appeals OF NewoJersey recently
decided will case that has caused much interest among
class I'm the city of Newark The SUIT was an am
icaic one brou ght 20 obtain Judicial construction ot
,be LAT win of Nicholas Moore Of Newark Moore was
is he ft the bulk his property, about Si0o 10 ms
esncntors Father Gervais and Gen Runyon tue mayor
- H,r.ri6 IN trust to establish an orphan
osvnnn to be erected In the Fifth Ward OF the city
of Newark, and to be called the ~, Jai , no
Ann nersons The trustees directed AFTER having
.taished the institutions, TO apply for an ACT OF heor
,ra,nn far their better management, one corporation
tr hoth but until such incorporation should oe obtained
he ystees were 10 the institutions themselves
s tstees one of whom Is Methodist and the other
Gtholc prlest OF very liberal views construed the WIN
~ mean mat the testaor intended TO found charities OF
al snbscriptlons and erect an asylum ana hosplta
that woud be a credit 10 the city. ON the other manu-
monument Roman Catholics supposed that the testaOr
yshed The institutions be under Roman Catholic man
agement and therefore brought suit calling upon tne
antor. m establish the Institutions under Cathohc
cnntrol Tho matter argued on behAi OF hlSnpP
Rally by Cortland Parker. aud for tho executors Nv 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-10

Iron Works On Tuesday night thew vere maid on and
al three went on spree. They visited several places
curing tne evening and finally brought up groggery
eT rnr, lines again and had few words about dog
when Quooney found in Water-st living by the road
sac win severe cuts about HIS head He was borne to
ns mouse, where, at 10 O'Clock yesterday
ing, ne died, not having spoken a word
Thomas Baxter was arrested. Coroner McEntee
lmpanneed jury at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning Sew
eral witnesses sworn, and the Jury returned the
Following verdict: That the said James Ouooney came
10 his death by the hand Of Thomas Baxter or some
person or persons to the jury unknown and the jury
would recommend to the proper Authorities that they
would take measures TO stop all places in Peeksk selling
liquor or ale without license, and especially the locality
known as the lower dock"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-10
DISGUST OF THE BOSTON DEMOCRACY.

BOsTON, July 9.-The nominations OF the New
York Convention took the Democrats here by surprise
and created no enthusiasm whatever Prominent Demo.
Gratis on the streets freely expressed their disgust Scy
rnonr and the articles of lis friends while friends OF
Hancock and Chase INDUCED IN numerous ngual phrases
uucompimentary the willy Newly Orkcrs who they be-
heve intended slaughter Hancock from the very start
The nomination OF Blair for the Vice Presidency fell Ike
a wet blanket upon the disappointed and chagrned De
mOcracy. They have heart TO work for man who "a
an avowed ReyOlutOnt II safe 10 say that not one
word Of approval huah has been eyinced here over
the solution Of the long agony. funeral pail cod not
have produced depressing influence. The Eepnh-
cans OF course are in high gee the result Of the
New York Convention, and regard the nomination of
seymour as furnishing successor 20 Gen Lotto yield
Al unconditional surrender 20 Gen Grant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-10
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR ERIE.

ERIE, Penn, July 9.-The Erie night express
train. on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. broke
through the bridge near Union Mills. The engine and
tender and baggage car got safely but the two pas
senger cars went through and wrecked The fol
lowing the list of the killed Mrs J. II. Fust Flat Rock,
Seneca Ohio her children; Miss Angie <. Barnard,
Erie; Jennie Patton daughter Of Scott Patton. Erie.
Wounded scTiOusly-Mrs Andrew McCrea Concord, Erie
County Penn; L. Nipple, Erie Frank D. Reeves, Var
rem Penn: Mrs jerome Woodbury., jefferson County,
Penn: John Boyce, conductor. Several others were
slightly injured Some of the passengers were robbed
willie in the wreck, and the baggage was broken open
and robbed OF yaluablcs special train Of medical as
sstauc0 was sent from here last evening The injured
are receiving every attention The bridge possibly
tempered with for the purpose Of robbery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-10
CALIFORNIA NEWS SUMMARY.

SAN FRANCISCO, July s.-The trains OF the
Pacific Railroad running TO Wadsworth' 100 miles
east from sacramento CITY, and 500 miles from salt Lake
The Company 1900 at work, and intend TO lay
% miles OF track weekly from the Big Bend eastward
The Oppostion steamship Arzonian, when sailed on the
al ~ INV carried t2l3OOO OF for New YORK
The re- o,ar mail steamer Sacramento. WIN the passeh
aars thai taft New York June 10. arrived today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-10
AUSTRIA.

LETTER FROM MINISTER Won BEUST.
VIENNA, July 9-The Prime Minister. Baron Won
Beust, has written a sharp nCto in reply to the
recent allOcution the state of religion in Austria.
He says the ntermeddling of the Pope with the
domestic legislation of Austria is violation of the
independence and dignity of tho Empire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-10

A meeting to ratify the Syracuse nominations
this evening under the auspices Of the Ninth Assembly
District Union Republican Association Gen John
Cochran, Major Il. X. Pangborn, the Hon Charles =
Spencer and others are expected address the meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-10
900 Mile.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
finished and scVe operation One hundred and twenty ns
the last three months More ao twenty thousand men
are employed average forty miles month viii he eo1snui
the season. making NINE HUNDRED COMPLETED MILES
January and probable that the ENTIRE GKAHD LINZ
TO THB PACIFIC WILL BIZ OPEN For BUSINESS In 1883
No 6rstss the world has been built aud equipped
rapidly the Union Pacific which west from Omaha
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
The United makes Of this railroad 'bAt
NATIONAL WORK aOd aids construction by very liberal grants
money lands To further the speedy completion OF The o
the Company authorized to issue their
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
aDg thirty years and having interest payable ss~i
annually per gold The principal weli .s
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
The Mortgage Bonds Of nearly all other railroads 10 this country ara
payable principal and nteret aud is asserted without
fear Of that other railroad company the world build
ing so great Of road issues bonds Of equal value with the f
Mortgage Bonds the Union Pacsc Railroad Com
panv
The price or and accrued interest from Jo
currency The Company believe that at this price their Boada ar.
SAFEST AND MOST PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
the market aud they confidently expect that they " shortly
mand higher premium any similar security. The COMPANY
advance the price time and will not OIL 'y
orders or receive any subscriptions which the has not beea
actually paid Compsns before the time Of such ad'anc
Subscriptions will be received in New-York
AT THE CoMPANYs OFFICE no 20 YASsAU-sr,
JOHN j. CISCO L SON BANKERS, no 50 wALL-ST,
And BIZ the Compauy agents throughout the Uni states
Rences drots other funds IN heS-
York free Of charge By return epresa
subscribing through local W look TO them for her sac
delivery
APAMPHLBT AND MAP FOR 1868 has a been published By the
Company giving fuller information than possible adyertseasnt
respecting the Progress Work Of the Country
traveed Construction aud the Value the
Bonds which application the CompanJs Ohess
10 any Of the advertised agents.
JOHN J. CISCO Treasurer EesYOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-10
SERVIA.

PRINCE KARA-GEORGEwICH.
PEsTH, July 9-Dspatches from Belgrade say that
the Prince Kars-Georgewich has been placed under
surveillance of the police, and that his private Secre-
tary has been arrested.
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

ACTON Mr.. BIIZABBTH No, lOs Bast st. pa m
BLATvRLT HARRIET T. SecoBdave and One hundred and I
RowKER MARY T., Ciniorst Prospect fonEers p NJ
corr GIiRION s. No. IA East Ffty eighth'st p m
STor JAMES D., East Eghty.6rstst near ThirdAW H.
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MINERS, STRIKE AT PorTsvILLE, PENN.

POTTsyILLF, July 9.-The miners struck here
to-day consequence attempt to reduce the wages
20 correspond with the eghthOur law. The miners dc
Inand the same pay hours work. over 200 men
are going about compelling wOrkmen at various col
eres and railroad and other workshops 70 quit work
No serious damage has been done. Gov. Geary Is here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-10
CONGRESS NOMINATION.

At the Republican Convention for the A :; III
CONGRESSIONAL District held at Utica yesterday the hon
A n ain was unanimously reuomhatcd for congress
mis- 10 the first time this district has paid It's mem
her thc comuIment Of a third nomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-10

HEAL-HOUSMAN-M Pasac on THURSDAY July by ne R' uf
No cards
BRYAST-NORT-In BROOKLYN. WEDNESDAY afternoon sih INST az
Lee. M Robert A. Bryant and Miss Ema North only daughter VI &
M.rfhs
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A nan cIIIRprD no DEATH.

PEEKsKILL, n. Y. July "a brutal murder
Wa committed IN tins place before dsybrek on Wednes
Gay morning The persons concerned are James
N1Oonsy Thomas Baxter, and James Mahar These
eAroo inca. all Irshmen, employed In the Peekssli
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EXECUTIVE NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.

WASHINGTON, July 9-Ihe Senate to-day, IN TX
confirmed the nomination Of Mr. james Dunn OF New"
the Ohio Moneys expended during the late also r
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Spttial Bottles.

Hair and whiskers udeousy neatly appropriately Sat and
lnmitAble Studio No 10 broadway ohsng
p,ps Ie Hair 80 cents Black or Brown best IN a's
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MARRIED.

Gor ,Ioth Patches Feces and Tan the Face Pers
q. Mott and Frscke Lotion Sold by Druggists everywhere
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July q 1863
Ero,n The Resn.cirafed.

Letters brink Of The and restored
health through efficacy Dr. RAILWAYS SARsAPAkiL
LIAM REsOLvENT aided by tie r. RELIEF and
RAILWAYS PILLS presented under this bead guide to the ses
evidence Of the extraordinary curative powers Of the"
wonderful medicines II purifying the blood resolving away dis
deposits securing every and cbnd whose syemh
charged with corruption debility that these medicines MAKE
such pain and Hfmite They make new eh and
healthy blood sord flesh hard muscle and u5goraie the system "n
strength and supply system with healthy electricity Pss
removed the body REPAIRED with sOon
end healthy This every who will these medicines vii
srj
Read what wonderful made in seven days
BOsToN June O. 1863
DR. RAILWAY Obliged write for consultation The terrible
mains and sgoues past three
worse suffering with Neuralgia (Scacs from my b
FONTS the the attacks that tAsy snet NJ
head aud cramps Sun meek and seL
For EIGHT MONTHS have been sick AZ home no able
attend 10 business consulted the best doctors taken Turkst
Learn from doctors that have taken Beaions waterman
Hyoscanus Morphine Neuralgia Pills Lnmen 6c &C. without oa'
moments pain have read aertemett and LA"
Address " ''"' JOHN C. LANDER
No. 10 Garden st., Boston.
This letter the @ Of June ayng been absent from the
Is oMa up prescribing the application Of the Readj
Relief to the spine and parts body where there naa@
nation The Sarsapaan ReOnt By directions, aud ksdSps
Pills TO secure perfect digestion regulate the liver and fee eTeuaoni
from the bowels The result exhibited Ia the folos