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Acc1DENT.-Thomas Mollock, Q laborer, had his
left leg broken yesterday afternoon by the cavng In
OF an embankment on Hicks street. near Remsen He
was taken to the City Hospital.
THE QUARANTINE AT CONEY IsLAND-Jud2e Gil
BERT of the Supreme Court, rendered decision yes
terday in the case OF the people Of Gravesend against
the Quarantine Commissioners, denying the motion
to continue the injunction restraining the Commits.
sioners from occupying the west end OF Coney Island
for Quarantine purposes.
DEATHS DURING THR PAST WEEK.-There Is O de-
crease Of S5 in number OF deaths in this city as CON-
pared with the preceding week-the total number
reported by the Board of Health being 130. or the
deceased so were men, ~ women, II boys, GO girls.
The principal diseases and causes OF death were as
10llows:-Cholera infantun, 25 cholera morbus, 2;
darrhGa, IA; scarlet fever, 8; whooplng cough, 6;
remittant fever, s; marasmus, ~; pneumonia, 9;
consumption, 2l commissions, 8; disease OF brain, u
dysentery s; diptheria and Group, each, and
typhoid fever, 4.
SENTENCED FOR AssAULrINa PoLICEMEN.-william
and John Brehen, brothers, tried in the Court
OF sessions, before Judge Troy yesterday, on the
charge Of assauting officers Ryan and slidell Of
the Forty-eighth precinct. while the latter were
endeavoring to arrest them. The jury returned
verdict to the effect that the officers had authority
to arrest the defendants but that In resisting the
amount OF force and were therefore guilty OF assault
and battery. The sentence OF the Court was each to
be confined In the Kings County Penitentiary one
year.
FIRE DEPARTMENT FISANcEs.-At n meeting Of
the Fire Department Board OF Estimates and Dis
bursements held yesterday afternoon statements
were submitted by the Mayor and Comptroller
showing the condition Of the finances OF the depart
ment. The amount credited to the department for
the year 1868 was Sl003 OF which $S3 776 as
been paid out Of the treasury or absorbed In con-
tracts already executed and certified, leaving a
balance OF $l6546 to the credit Of the
Board. The amount appropriated for repairs,
&C., at previous meetings Of the Board,
to the extent OF $4,000, was rescnded on motion of
Street Commissioned Fury, and the whole subject OF
the financial position was referred to a committee
70 examine the resolutions adopted and ascertain
what iurther action entailing expense could be re-
scinlei,
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FRANCE.

The King Of Prussia's speech-Guizot On
NapoIeon's POsition-Newspaper Opposition
TO Imperialism.
Several Of the Paris Journals comment on the Ian
guage Of the King Of Prussia at Kiel and their ap-
probation Of his words are exceedingly various.
The most important Of the articles appears In the
Consttttf0nnel, and m ay Justly be looked upon as
semi-onlcial. 1t says:-The pacific intention OF the
King of Prussia In his observations cannot IN our
opinion, be attenuated by the phrase In which his
.men to the officers of both services present at the
reception Is easily understood as coming from
sovereign proud OF the military successes OF iate
or the other journals which remark on the Kings
words the Auenr National expresses itself In these
terms:-"King william calls God to Witness before
whom he declares himself responsible. He afnrms
but he points to his neet and his army that strength
OF the country which has proved that It does not
fear to accept and CARRY to e. successful se.mna
rantee OF peace. The sovereign OF Count de Bis
marck evidently desired to speak to Europe as much
reason for war, he says and In presence OF God he
desires peace, II, in order to maintain this desr
IN that neet and immense army ready to 20 to war
whose is the faultf'
We have already given notice Of the long article
written by NJ Guzot for the Revue des DeuI.M .MOndes
on the present situation OF Europe particularly mas
much as 81 Prussia and md France are concerned Speak.
that the Italian war, with the grave embarrassmens
which attended and have followed its successes in
greatly strengthened In the Emperor Napoleon's
heart taste for war, and for the problems which 1t
raises know not whether he still retains all that
his s' fortune, me- which which fora long en' time char. r.
acterzed his life. The experience Of fdisappontments
and Of reverses Is heavy burden to bear even for
the most obstinate optimsts fataliss. Moreover,
age comes on bringing with 1t other than personal
interests and other preoccupations than the ances
OF imagination or the workings OF solitary thought.
From these facts and moral probabilities infer that
IN the question OF peace war arising out Of the
events in Germany and In spite OF the regret and
annoyance these events must him, the EN- per-
Napoleon is more inclined to peace than war, and
shat he will seek rather to allow time gradually to
heal the wounds of France and his than enlbit-
ter them by running fresh riRkS.
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shr Schr yLn \ Compton, Predmore, Virginia.
shr schr y% y%n1 r. Allen, Ss,n, Horton, Egg Hartor.
seSr Uniou. s'sos Wsii.ss ssTEson Ess Ess iiarOOr'
schr Schr sAssn ssn.X Xsinn nstthe wi, Egg Hsrbor.
sehr sawyer Cook, Calais days, with lumber and
Bllow Grim, Franklin days. with lumber to simp-
schr Earl. wsntord Bangor via Norwak, where she
charged.
sc6r Clara Norton, sanders Bangor days, with lumber
vernal Torrey Bath. days. with lumber to John
Mary Susan, Snow Rockland via Providence, where
Schr Onward, Arey. Portsmouth.
Schr Cora, Kelly Glouceser4 days. with fish TO steson
Co.
schr Right Bower, Rogers, Boston for Philadelphia.
schr Barrett, Nickerson, Boston.
schr War Steed, Nickerson, Boston.
Schr Freddie Small, Baker, Boston for Philadelphia
Schr Otis, Chase New Bedford.
Schr Emma, Edwards New Bedford
Schr WIN sprssue Fisher, Cape Cod, 4days with osh TO
The Chief, Crockett Cape cod,t days. with ESQ to
Constak 4 Co.
schr W Ponder, Lincoln, Taunton.
Schr Mantle. Stockton Taunton.
Schr Sea Bird, Battrey, Fall River.
6chr John Warren Mctiar Providence for Exabethpor
Schr Success, Richards, Providence.
schr Parker PA Parker. . Newpor, for Philadelphia.
Schr VIM Loper Davis New London
Schr Spray, Martin, Hartford for Rondoui.
& schr Jones' Batter Hartford I'd f9r rn psisde'ph"
schr Corlda, Hart, Bridgeport.
schr Henry Remsen, Alien, Bridgeport.
Schr Hazard, Arnold, Bridgeport
Schr Mary Hail. Stetson, Bridgeport
schr Z willctts, Boult, stonfnfton.
Schr Brazo Kelsey, Portland c.
Schr Charles Northam, Arnold, Portland Ct.
6 hours with brig New Thomas John In tow TO the Coast
wreckingCo
Wind at sunset wsw.
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MYSTERIOUS POISONING CASE IN THE EIGHTH WARD.

Coroner Flynn yesterday caused the arrest Of Ar
thur Rodgers doing business as druggist at No. 1893
Spring street. and his son. to await an examination
into the circumstances attending the death OF
James Hamilton, I0rty-two years OF age, at
No. 90 Thompson street, on Sunday morning
last, 1t appeared upon post mortem exam
ination OF the body of the deceased that death
had resulted from taking oxalic acid In mistake, II
Is said for EPSON salts and 1t having been stated
that the package containing this medicine had been
purchased at the drug store above referred to In
duced the action OF the Coroner. The other circum
stances, however scarcely sustain suspicion OF
criminaty through carelessness or otherwise on the
part OF the prisoners The medicine was purchased
by servant in the house where deceased resdrd some
three months since, named Kate Sloan, whom he sent
for dose OF salts and senna, but upon its arrival
deciding not to take It, 1t was placed upon the shelf
In deceased's room. what interference may have
been with 1t since II is impossible to determine and
further curious fact in the case Is that the dose
which is supposed to have caused death was taken
over week ago. Mr.. Rogers states that from the man.
ner In which the different medicines are stored or
kept for sale in his store 1t would be impossible to
mistake one for the other There other facts In
the case still less supporting the suspicion attached
to the druggist in his arrest which will be brought
out on the inquest which Is set down for tomorrow.
In the meantime however. Mr.. Rodgers and his son
remain In custody at the Eighth ward station house
Coroner Flynn was informed Of the matter by the
attending physician OF the deceased.
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TAs AlltSeO cox ABDUCTION CASE.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2s, 1888.


To THE EDITOR OF THE IIERALD:-
SiR-In your edition OF the oath instant you pub
lisheJ the affidavit Of Mr. NJ. W. r. Coos charging me
with abducting him and causing his Incarceration In
the Kings County LunatIc Asylum unlawfully.
The charge made by Mr. Cook is false In every re-
spect. lie was confined at the request Of his
wife, who stated that her life was in dan
ger, and upon the aifidavlts Of two physicians,
sworn to before two magistrates. The medi-
cines taken by Mrs. Cook were prescribed by
well known physician after examining her, ana as
tc my having been In any pentcntiary, that Is ase
also. What connection had with the incarceration
o. VT. Cook was from kindly motives nnd at the de.
sire also OF MS friends. would hayc made this
statement before, but only arrived in the city last
evening. II. II. FOSTER.
The physician VINO has been In attendance on the
family states that Mr.. Cook was placed In the asylum
In July last upon his advice and after examination
by Two other medical gentlemen, VINO
presented their deductions as 10 Mr.. Cooks
sanity under oath. The physician also
says that Mr.. COOKS mental arrangement
was the result of excessive indulgence I'm intoxica
ing liquors, TO allay the effects OF which he had pre-
scrlbed medicines before recommending HIS confine-
ment; that while her husband was under the innu-
cnce OF this arrangement Mrs. Cooke has expressed
fears OF her life and has suffered personal violence
from his attacks, and that Mr. Fosters presence at
Mr.. Cooks hOnse became necessary for her protcc-
ton on one OF two occasions.
In addition there is also the misstatement
that Mr.. Cook owns property In DeKab ave-
nue., Bro0syn, aad that he has two children,
the fact being that n has no property In
Brooklyn ana but one enid. The physician
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>~>>~~>~~~~>~~>>~No>~~~>~~-
Clese Of the season-The Old Quarantine
Grouuds-A Secret Speculatiou-The Tycoon
ate Of Swinburne Soon 10 End.
Good news reigns In Gotham. The quarantine
season is over. Joy regns all along the river 'front.'
The captains OF vessels are in ecstacies, the mer-
chants are beside themselves with delight, the har-
bor Of New York is free and the republic rejoices
Tho terrible nightmare which hung all the summer
over the dreams Of skipper and cabin boy Is removed
The awful quarantine is at an end The health ocer
of this port DIR. Swinburne, may now rest from his
labors and retire on his easy income to the orange
groves of Florida. Staten Island is In q delirious
state Somebody has spread the news, which was
never Intended for general ears that DIR. Swlnburne
will terminate his connection with quarantine this
year, and the strength Of that there is much
cret happiness Wherefore Is thisf Has DR.. Swim.
burne nterfered with ye Staten Islanders and given
them no share Of his enormous earningss SO It
would seem or why this general sentiment Of salts
faction at his early retirement.
large and valuable tract OF property, over twenty
acres In extent, called the Quarantine Grounds,
given by a church In Richmond, Staten Island some
Its being returned when its was no longer re-
quired, Is one OF the leading topics OF private and
public conversation In the society OF Staten Island
1t Is asked everywhere on that insular continent,
"wno has bought that property worth one million
dollarss" Some answer, "a circle OF Quarantine
brace SO vast purchase" Others say, mo, it can.
not be; II he or anybody else bought It the news
would appear in the public prints" That Is all q,
very y well. says uniru, 91t ~ u easy enougn & 10
se that pToperty Wtnout eiIneI aeea or lease ooMe
people can pretehd 70 pe owners anu uispose VI IL
0r casn w,thSt giving any more tlan reGeipt LOT
tne sae. Staaen tsiala u IN lerea' aDoat @ n .ne
ownership anu SAFE OF tnat twenty acres-the hhest
strip OF SOIL on the Island.
mn mas oeen saiu sne Owher5 o VESSELS are IeJoicng.
They have good reason. The Health Oficer Is no
vastly impaired the pronts OF tne quarantine station
Inc enormous charges Ior cOoperage. ugntera&e,
storage ana dlschargng 30 aDundantiy leved on the
unfortunate vessels that entered TINS port during the
past summer and were daily incarcerated In quaran-
tine Dy Dr. SwlnDurne are at an emu.
The Andrew Fletcher, tug boat which Is the pro-
perty OF the State, has now no further legitimate
business to perform The manager OF Quarantine
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ARRIVALS


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anu sou,hampton ietn with mdse and .ss passen
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BOARD r COUNCIL men.
Belgian Pavements-Incrensc Of the Salaries
Of the Officers Of the Common Council.

Belgian Pavements-Incrensc Of the Salaries
Of the Officers Of the Common Council.
The Board met yesterday afternoon, he President
Mr.. Monahan, IN tho chair
After the minutes Of the previous meeting were
read and approved a few unmportant resolutions
were presented aud referred.
The Board concurrcd with the Aldermen In direct.
ing the Croton Aqueduct TO lay mains the entire
length Of Blackwell's Island.
large number of general orders were adopted,
most OF which related to routine matters.
Resolutions were adopted directing TIE clerk 10
furnish the members with badges, stationery, maps
and the books necessary for the discharge OF their
onerous duties.
Ordinances were adopted directing the street
Commissioner 20 pave the following streets with
Belgian pavement:--Sixtieth street, from Lexington
To Flfth avenue: Prince street. from Bowery 10
Broadway: avenue A, from Houston TO Fourteenth
street, Ftieh street, from sixth TO seventh avenue
Fifty.ninth street, between Tenth avenue and liud'
son riycr Filty.alth street, from Fifth to sixth
avenue.
A donation Of ssl2 was made TO the -. Luko's
Hospital aud s3ig 10 the Du.ch Reformed church,
avenue b. to pay taxes.
The following resolution was unanimously adopted
Wlnout debate II will be that this eXtrava.
gah' Increase of Le salaries Of these city officials s
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CLEARED.

Co.
Steamship Franconia, Sherwood Portland-J Ames.
Ship Screamer, Young, Savannah-Eesrnith Sons.
Bark Fidelo tNG) Kndt Cork Falmouth for orders
Fabbri a Chauncey.
BARK onkcl INGl, Homeyer, Bremen via Philadelphia
Funch. Mencke Wendt.
Bark Gratta. Wallace, Marseilles Jas Henry.
BARK Columbus (N0) Hilner, Bremen-H koop & Co.
Bark Golden Fleece (Br Rhodes. Barbados -Hy Trow.
BRIDGES Sons.
Bark David Nichols. wyman, Phladephia-H W Loud
Co.
Brig Ann Middleton (Br), Mossup, Alicante G Buiey.
Brig A Reed (Br), Lane, Asrinwal-North Am Steam
ship Co.
Brig Emma Gilatt tBr), Roddy, Kingston, Ja-Heney 4
Parker
Brig Isabel (Br), McEheney, Havana Brett Son Co.
Brig Harvest Queen Br, schol'z, Bermuda Middleton
Co.
Brig volant (Br) Canton, Little Gacc Bay-G II Brewer
Brig Frontier, skinner Eizabethport-C Hsch.
Schr a Farnsworth (Br) Sawyer, Demarara-E Smith.
schr Virginia Price, Blanchard, Nuevitas Winchester
Leeds.
schr Ben Bolt [Brl Drake, st George NBJcd Frye Co.
Schr Electric Murray Corpus Christi Thorn
Schr Banks, Watt, Jacksonville Van Brint Slaght
Schr Horensis. Norton, Philadelphia # Talbot Co.
Schr Webster Bernard, Smith, Philadepha-R Buck 4
Co.
schr Convoy, French, Boston J Haviand.
schr Nellie Bloomfield, Hobbie, Stamford
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ALExAkDkIA Sept 2o-satied, schr Cowperthwaite,
EEosI3S, Sep. ~ pM-Arvsd, .ch5 Ksnney, NYork.
Conner shu,s Io6s aesn a.s SGs.on ss Ssu
sSsg ss Ess Asn s,
:;'f sass BUR- BUR-
msGss chase.
Ss IA
fhanne where they rs@snsd Sunday Pm bsrks Farawsy
they remained Sunday Nothing went on
0O' the roads and
2sth-Arrtved steamers VIM Kennedy, from Baltimore;
psAITiMSRE Sep Arrived, brss Eudoru. Cummings.
psr Huppes Boston Emerson, bOrr Augusta. Ne JOS
saied~scnrs Wy%sn, W Emerson Wen. to sea aad,
scr u9ns1' Sah STgs Concord and Mississippi
BEVERLY, Sep. A-sailed. schr L Knowles Phiadel.
BRISTOL, Sept ss-Arved, schr Edward Bemen. ruse,
Helen s.S s.sssss Eonsoa.
sss s Ais!sd @ : saSr Fsr %nen RosspeTs ReSsSsTs'
aoSRoE in for Baltimore o,
FOR Rio Woodland liverpool brig ocean Star Nova
KIvES Fri :sAr: Minerva Collins,
sGR6EGEfowN. Sc, sep. i7-Arlived, schrs Carrie
EESs 'Sss &
WITH ss .h. so...
H ss,a @
@ ys9 Wn Cruz Hon.
9th, 4PM-Arved steamship United States, Morton, New
SOUTHWEST PASS Sep. 2s-Arrived ship Victoria Mouncs
NEW. BEDFORD, sep. 2S-Arrived, schr W Mangam.
Sailed ss.h, ;chrs Blue Bell Cape Verde Helen Perry.
.NxNTGCKET, Sep. aO-sarsd, schr Onward. aorham,
NEwPoRT Sept 2S PA-Artved, schr Caroline Haynes,
assh~saied brig Dannevrfe uswsdsh) currie, Rio
s1sh1 Arrived :chr. Planet Brooklyn for w.e...e ylr.
Charles Hitler Michel, sosson Elizabeth Pshsrt,
ssE s sf
Queen ana uniS Dc for poraSa Me- MssSssr sS
dsSSs SS% :'esS ssSs esssss 1ss Ell
aM.Hd. Eo
Hodsdon ElisabethpSr Katy y hoy Parker Baltimore;
cy t'ssp :ehr Saey Turner
A.. Kir.I e. Smith, :ss
shall Dutch cSsmSs Boston sshT; HCdsdop AoasdSna
'Sas Goo so~ s
FRSyfpENek. Sept Sailed .ehr. Hedges. TS.ns
s.: r..ss. g s: .a4ss Ass
Bout ZEN TSEns9a CsT1 Gardner d0 e.
Il
aailed-schrs American Eagle Shaw Philadelphia; John
n5nd and
RICHMOND Sept Sailed, schrs Statesman, New YOrk'
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept Is-saed, bark Lady Hu.c ,BD,
| Robertson Liverpool - - :,
barks Mary sele Roberts, Burns, Hamburgi Clara
Sutil, Brooks, Honolulu.
Cleared Ship AT!smqs NslOCHrns v.r0oo o,..,
Rover Green, do; bark Guave ct Louise (Fr, kerner,
| SAVANNAH Sept 2S-Arrved steamship Gen Barnes
Morton, NYork schr Hattie Ross, Cardcnas.
Cieared-Schrs Enchantress NYork Caharne, st John,
| NIB.
SALEM, Sept 25-Arrved schr W Atwater Saunders,
Arrived schrs Clifford Jirren Philadelphia; Olive
Branch, French, Cner for NYork Hart Burgess, Ban
gor do Mary Anna, Leonard Bangor for Greenpori
Chase Idgraham and Harriet Maidocks Rockand for New
York.
port PM wind Mr. eighty sail of coasters bound
and E.
TAUNTON, Sept 25-shied schrs Chas Lowering, Sta
pies, NYork Koxanna Burley, Philips, do
26ib-Arrved schr Crocker, Presbrey, Georgetown,
DO
WILMINGTON, NC, Sep, Cleared schr Lockwood.
ssth- Arrived steamships Mary Sanford, Moore and wR
Clyde, Powell, NYork
WASHINGTON DC, Sept 2s-Arrived schrs Pioneer La
throp, NYork E Benret, French, do.
WARREN, Sept 2-Arrved schr Maggie Van Dusen, Cor.
son. Phladepha. Il
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who makes this correction also says that he has HIM
self furnished the medicine taken by Mrs. Cook,
which was for the allevaiion or rheumatism and has
no knowledge Of any attempt ever having been made
by Mr. Foster TO injure them, much less to poison
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook. the best relations existing be-
tween them, but that he ever had any doubts as to
fore Justice Mansfield at Essex Market would con-
vince him OF his insanity Until the reports OF this
Cook was at large or had been liberated from the
aQVlum.
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the first swpdle that has been 'put through since
the summer XAca siQn:-

Resolved Th the saaries Of the clerks off,
GERS Of the Boards OF Aldermen and Councmen and
hereby are n.ec a; folsws y.sThe Clerk Of the Board
and head Of the legislative department Of the city govern
ment $1,000 .annum the Deputy Clerk, $50Oj
Second Assistant Clerk COZ per spnm the Third Fourth
70 the Board, $5oo snnum the Assstant Mes
seneer, " 4oo per snnum; the L.ibraran $s5oo Per
sergsanta,Arms and Assistant Sergeant Arms and
S 70 ~ $50 ne hs per na
$500 per and the Janitor TO the City Library
per annum be paid monthly The Clerk OF the Of
cOunemen % odo snnu the Deputy Clerk $500 per
snnum the First assistant Clerk, 1880 per the
Clerk, $4,000 per anpym the EnsrS:sns Clerk $4,000 per
ger SEQ per the Assistant Messenger per
annum; the Sergeant 81 500 per the Door
to be paid monthly.
resolution was adopted appointing an index
clerk to the Board at salary OF 81, 500 per annum
Adjourned till Thursday, at two O'Clock.
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Weather Along tho Coast.
PORT OF NEW YOaX, SEPTEMBER IS, 1858.
Herald PnClfnQes.

Captains and Pusers Of Vessels arriving this port
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do now
collect marine reports attend to the delivery OF packages
will be by the following from proceedings
OF the regular monthly meeting held March g. 1885,
Resolved, That and after April l. ls6s the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection of ship In the
harbor OF New York Passed unanimously.
~ The oDce OF the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JKANNETrE at Whitehall slp. All communications from
owners and consgnees to the masters OF
vessels will be forwarded free Of charge.
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The German mail steamship westphaa, Captain
Trautman, from Southampton on the 18th OF Sep
tember arrived at this port early yesterday morning,
bringing mail report in detail OF our cable tele-
grams dated TO her day OF sailing from England.
Mr. Temples yacht, the Ulalie, lying In Southamp-
ton water was into and sunk on the night OF the
10th Of September by an Isle Of Wight steamer. The
owner and all on board were saved by climbing
on board the steamer They had narrow escape,
as the yacht sunk in four minutes after she was
struck.