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New-York tribune., 1868-07-23

returned 10 Mr. Jaeger's, making his appearance st
side door The family part OF it, at breakfast
and they asked AndressEer TO cit down with them I'D
refused 10 cat with them and went into the front
where his wife had gone. Thoy talked together nearly
half an hour She gOt some money which she had col.
lected OF his debts and gave him half OF it. During tie
conversation Mrs AndressneT told her husband that shs
could never live with him again At last she turned 10
leave; and as she standing near bureau, he drew
revolver from his pocket and fired the ball taxing ehecs
in gh temple and passing out the eye Shs
fell to the floor; and her mother hearing the report ran
into the when he leYecd the revolver et er Dus
the Old lady out OF the ro0m and he did NOS fire
her moment afterwad. q second report was heardi
and Mrs Jaeger and OF the neigbOfs ran Into tb3
and found the wouldbe murderer bnd suicide
the last agones OF DEATH having shot himself tho ban
penetrating through The right side OF the forchca1 ms
the BRAN"
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CONNECTICUT.

wolOOt Vile now attracts attention place OF res
donoe business apart from its manufacturing faci-
Ties It enjoys the fine mountain air of LchGed County,
without being exposed the bleak winds which render
the adjacent hills uncomfortable often even in Summer
has abundance of pure soft water, wedrained soil,
And roads which are dry Immediately after a shower.
6h9 average good health is remarked by physicians and
old residents, The adjacent mountain scenery is at
there variety OF pleasant drives.
Hheso advantages combined with the good schools,
churohes and the stir Of place which is busy without
being manly unpeasantly manufacturing village,
will be apt TO make WolCOtve iayortc place Of resi-
dence and Summer resort Being the natural center of
large agricultural district the retail business is consider
able and iapidlY increasing.
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piSSENGRRS AKRTVED.

FROM HANANA July Pin steamship Coumbl-ioR ii sag'
aes Consul; Juan Pedro and family hekeeI soyno
NJ Rodriguez family Andres Rodriguez Andes Peres Hodge
llda Joaqun Costa Carlos Peirop, Jose Ale' hr, l9i
res Carlos Rublo b. Peuy Bernard Sote hDate1o r. n
Ferret Pedro Donedone M wilson
cbdp whtmaro, MI Paehuck sos FeIn'ndo fIIer
Andres Antonio Nose Mt Kune Ms Sophs Sger Ju.n
villa and wife Brusa Andres Clrbho Miss Patmelee Jose Ve
W. Downs Jose kstsbsn IhOuss Rk
Woodward and family Jose GonIe John Wiam' George
Roseud
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ELoPEMNNr rEAeEDY NEAR DINanAAroN.

ELOPEMENT TRAGEDY NEAR BIEGHANToN.
merchant of standing aud wealth, not for
FROM BinghamtOn, N " had an accomplished wife ana
several children. Not far from his residence lived
young woman OF % 5uumers tall, cOarSefeatured and
unattraCtIve could DO imagined. Her mother was
dead and kept house for her father The visits OF tho
merchant this house attracted attention. One Mon
day morning he Informed his wif0 that he about TO
sail for California and take the girl with him Her
father he said had given hs consent aud agreed 70 keep
the thing secret until after his departure lie would
give his wife the house IN which she lived AMI
$1,000 In money. On Thursday morning hc Jeft his
nome; Wme his hand was the door latcl hts vii,
told him that she should remain just where se was and
take care or the children and If ut time no wished ~
come back the door weud be opened TO HIM. Ile wens
over 10 the house where the young wait
ing He gave her father some money, and tho old msa
accompanied the couple 10 the On their way down
ne mentioned expenses he had incurred in giving hls
daughter music lessons. The merchant handed him t1D.
which he pronounced satisfactory The couple sailed for
CalifOrna, but for not explained took tbs
return vessel back 10 NewfOr They landed In the city
where the grlwas left at hotel ponniess 5hc reached
BughantOn deserted and ruined and sent immodiatoly
her father who visited her ~ the hotel she agreed
to go home with him the next morning. lie called for hcr
at the time agreed upon, and found her corpse 5hs
had committed suicide during the night Meantime tho
merchant had not been heard from after desertng hs
girl at the hotel Ten days ago he appeared At 6 d0oe
OF his house. True TO her promise aud TO her
wOmany love- the wife threw tho doors wido open and
dabe hun welcome. Bureigh, ia Boston sOuihsI.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-23
THURSDAY, JULY %, 1868.

Boros July nAryed steamship Nereus from Neg York. brg'
Caseatee Orleans; CoOn oboken schrA Starlight Charoui
H. g Ihons BsinOrei Ida New York Gen Marion, Hesfork
FOREIGN PORTS.
ouESS'rovS JAY 2The steamship Malta from New York arrived
here yesterday
GREEsooK July 2The steamship ST. David Of AAns line from
Qnebee July 9, arrived here to-day.
DISASTERS.
LyERPcoL Iuy 2The ship Southampton. smbwE which sailed
ron Havana MAY 81 with Of vert ashore In BRISTOL
Channel last night Her atgo reported to be badly damaged
SPOKEN
July the Banks 6shng sohE Ba Cssne with 100 qt
Oflsh, all vel ...
July 49, lat % s. Ion u q w. steamship queen hence for
AspiusalL
Jnlg 20 l;io brig Joseph Co H,aI from Hbns for
New-fork. 30 raTes ~ ~ Hstteras
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKRT-Julr e.
RECEIPTS OF PRODrCE

Per canal PeiVli dnd R9iITO0d
bush 1908 bush Oats j3 bush Rye 80 bush
Wheat SEEDS bb Flour 96 bales Cotton 52i
bb Corn Meal O. bsgs Corn Meal 4 bb Petroleum 5a bhs Crude
Turpnnr bbs 6i bbs Roa 1873 pkga Cut Meats .
pss Grease - pk Ashes 20 Pky5 Sesrn go gkgs B1te 3S
pkZs pkg Oh Cake ~ hbs Copper 30 bbit Eggs B9
b wool IL bale, ops 713) sides Leather 800 Hides 400 hhi, To-
ba.co. boteI sn1 cai Tobacco 7I90 PKG. bLaIch
New-York tribune., 1868-07-23
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE.

Lots NoA "a and on g. n Cois................ 400
lots % and a. block l5 J. s. SHisw...........,
Pfot Washington 1873 22OO
Lot Court ST. 5OrlO0 LOIS
Lots D o. TO- 49, "a H. 49, a. snd a. IN block A;aL7
Bl H. Is, l6 49, 20. 20 aud a. block a. and g. block
O. IL s. g. 10 and H. block d; and lots In block Ri Nos
bloch 1900
Lots from 70 Is in block from to ~ IN block
bers from 10 20 In bloch 3: odd from block odd
from - in block odd from block G; lots
block T. 10 n block and In block S4590
Lots Nos ~ aud "a on Bkss map .......,..... 1000
and laioo acre, on 5000
Lot 5o1ea on road running along R......... 5000
Part Of lot No 90 map Of SbotBell property 100
Lot on w. olElms e7ai
Plot the West6eldave 4IOO Of scre.......
% 100 square e. Of Hm ...,....,.... 800
Plot Of 10 scre. .ionpg Moses Wood 1000
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pISSENG ERS S1ILED.

FOR LIVERPOOL Juy 22-In steamship Mnaeso'aCbars' T.
Ea,ton ana Wifs Robert Mare, W j. Lesri MI snd Mrs u -
Warner SeIr bowman Ama Dukes L. G. Leaned Horace Colt
Mr WIN GomrsS .ed child D psane A. MoIgao VIZ.
IowsT and wife Joseph ~ Jacobs Mrs Eliza Purcell Capt l.
Miller q T. Miller j. L. BeAni, H. Phelps, Capt L. W Ballard
W. Ballard sud children T. H. Au'n D. L. Johnson hss
Julia Smia Roswell g. smith. MI aud Mrs IhoHs,
Winslua
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Port GlarStn's aotit,.

NEwYoRK
PORT.WARDRss oHYIOE, No. - Wiiam.st
NOTICE ia hereby given, in accordance with
Secton ef tie AT pass,d April H. 1851 ented An Aco
keorganIe tbs Warens Ohe Of the Port York all
interested IT, OF having charge o. the subject matter OF such nlu
examination surrey that the following uder
ton By tho Port Wsens and that the eILmnAon will
be eomnesd thin ten succeeding h notice. board said
yessels.
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Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those desirous of purchasing renting such pro-
perty will find 1t TO their interest TO advertise in THE
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and in addition to this advantage THE
TRIBUNE will be found, not only in NewYork and all its
cities and villages, but in every State and Territory
within tue Union. The advertisement should be made as
brief will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
to the reader We would especially dwell the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRB
UNE Semi iWeekly, and Weekly. comprise individuals in
every profession or business consequently advertise
ments In each disseminate auong all classes. THE
TRIBUNE devOes especial attention to tho reports OF real
estate both in tho and in every part of the State,
thus adding greatly TO the value OF its columns adj
vertsing medium. The charges for advertising are as
follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, rs cents per line for single
Insertions WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 81 so por lmeI SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Is cents per lue
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
wpnxRsnLY.s wRArnRR RppnRr-a IN

Sun 7:2i hoos Sst' ...Ooo
|
ssudr Hook Cows Island. II 30 Hell Gste.....- l6
New-York tribune., 1868-07-23

cOTTOHTbe market and though important
hap BUYERS 6gues b'cs splun quote
P.kM' Mobile, oTe.ns q. TeI,.
$:s $::a dIss ,$sl $sl s$5 sIsis ss s 5sss s ss
Ms .. s,g 81 ,9S S sis o% gS 5 j. % s o0,
moderate snoant Of stock note ls7 bags Ms
a pse e @ O. other da s% SUi s steamer ''u' A'''
acE ASP 80 MEss ~ 81 & 'S o. S %si's ss and %, S,ls T",
qu. tho Provinces sad 10 21e higher other grades
@ s"p.H SS GlS S 81 - S % % s "a % us 20
& & s: g. . as for s' @ s Tsji1 s. , - Y r. G$e
Lt % 'JG ~ 90 @ shipping Oao 20 Sc~$iy for Trade and
mSsu %s o 40 @ for 2 flt di sod beac t' s.t n wse
cp. SHis: ~ Flour 8i i mos ae e. .d S' , Of ei
80 asq b3 g Soatsn POa ci.oai change aud more more '9Is
more s5l5stii Er sni Family deorg, ,aa Virginia, s9 Is
,!e sale, Of 9 SSs sIdse con Mes, more
Common Nesierp. s5 7oetS15 for Western.
Wte I.Is ses5 sa hn S,ts M decline 70 sell w n'
hse s'';; the sale, are % ySSS 5ih ,, No az G a.
White MssaH 81 So good White Canadian a o. southern
Sa.5 bond aIa' 20 .rSs II ''5 oa ar. s %
active demand the sales are 1D bush western a. SidSIic n
rye NssJersey received 10 by Mess
% r.. Se o ees Ts demand !. NANNY for the bone r.ds
The ab'ee o. shPp5g qaae; restrict. n,scon fGE expert The
Mea 81 iestn the hitter or very choice Old DO at 81 IL for
TAYuaer light rreer sud good demand prices have ,dr,nee
quote Oa75 Tor shipping and old s 30 or retail
HRMP arm aud in far d,m,nd o. aloe. gold for M,nA
unchanged quote ,a 5ai5e for Amere,n siosh aud
quality al Wd t1c for BayariiB.
MOLAsSs-Th, mo5c bar, reported toA, ths market
heavy sales only made By accepting very low hkures
The include - hhda Porto Rico AZ 5o 40 bids Baba
does ssd several days bat nos o e . time
public ls hhda Porto Rico Iu hhds nd tres Demeral
BJ auction - hli Demsnra at Ba3lc. four
months aud 20 bls Nra orleans Al B9 dBlc.. cash.
OS-ln Crude Ph OILS there has beeu bot moderits business
prce. unchanged quote Whale At BE and Sperm 81
Mssanrei Dull snd nominal Lard O is steady sAd 6rn 81
fom the American Lnserd IL steady
moderate demand 81 02d " Tor casks and bbi English DO
Is dull
PRoySI0Ssws have had bot moderate business Pork to-day
pneea aisaco and The closes hm the sales cash
regu 200 bb +28 2jd k J for Ner Moss the latter
JOB and tA p o Western Prime Mess FOR future de-
hrerg doll but steady salss Of loo bbs
s9aSl5 brands t3dsll for PLAZA hss and 30 -
Tercc Beef Inactive aud nominal Beef Hans
moderately active sad ay At 9G 81 GU Meats arc hm
sale, pkK. lie iof Pckei Hams and l90Hlc for Smoked
d. Bcou aaiet of TOO bor-s Setior Cut AZ l6c
steady a2i al2c Lard opened bfn
close sales 0f 300 hl and last evening At 1910
~ 1870 hr C l5ldTe fof fsrto Prime steam the outside
price f9f Cboice from store
Tle range Of pnes, on change iod,y as 0lOSIi -
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TIE MARKETS.

ICLrshIJ reported for THE TR,BUIAf - -.
WRDSEsDAY July o. 1862
AsIIES-The dem,na for Pots ir-s 25es8 o. Pearl,
nOininsl.
C0TTONTbe market confines weak and though
change made Ia tue general prices tere sellers
han buyers 6gures the sales 80 bales 10 suners quote
New-York tribune., 1868-07-23
nOuRHTfC MARKRTs.

DOMESTIC MARKETS -..
Pu,,.s,e.t. II, n Cotton iul Middns Upandi ~ Die
s,sil,,. nA.sss e Cevsfsced sced tepsad al ts~sS
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amustm,nts.

amustm,nts
NlBLOS GARDEN. ...r.
~ Nh WHEATLBf Lessee and Manager
RENEWED TRIUMPH or OPERA BOUFFB
BARBB BLKUK
ANolHBR MARKED AND UEWAYERING TRIUMPH
BATENAeS
WORLD-REROWNRD OPERA BOUFPR,
DARBR BLEU. ....
, 49,. ORAND AND ABSOLUTE SUCCESS
OF Au aao Opera OF mi, and chorus
Of orchestra and surilisres
-. SUPRRB BALLET IN FOUR ACTS,
~ JARRBlT T. PALMBRS PARISlAE TROUPE
FOURTH PERFORMANCE
THURSDAY EVENING, July e. 1853.
OFFBNBACH'S BARBE BLBCB.
=, (Buehear1l
MI H. bh bhAN 10 submitting the oosing 10 the public
on My evening fortunate appreciation
Of an audience aud the the
press Snch II conceded before been heard here
and IN pon OF oIeenee esewhere IL capabls
OF mparg he fullest Interpretation Ofubab genial inspirations
the bOs Of ensembles
DARBR BLRUR
- OPERA BOUFFR. IN -FOUR ACTS
BOuIUIIF
Nile IAmBhLb'.. PRINCESS HERNIA.
MIt wv 100 ZEN GLbMhkIIhk
~ AOghE;....s .BARBB BLbUk
NJ PRINCE SAPHlk
~ COUNT OSCAR
~ DlN POPOLAkI
NJ EDGARD. .AIVAREZ
Selected with especial care and thoruuF biz drilled
FULL ORCHESTRA
Reserved Seats for Sale the Once Nbo Gfles sud
hchrner = No. sOl Br0adgA.
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Reserved Seats for Sale the Once Nbos Ghres Al.
Schirmers music store No. 7Ol Broadssy. '..
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.
" Seventh ave, bet Fihy-eighth sud Finvnnh,4
THEODORE THOMAS'S
POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS.
TIIB GREAT SUCCESS or THB SEASON
THIS (THUBSDAY) EVENING, JULY p. Ar5.
SEYENfIETH GRAND CONCERT.
PROGRAMME.
March Central Park GARDEN Thomas
O. Overture Fatodia .DouiIet
g. Waltz "Schoenhruner .Lsnne
T. Finale Nahueco" Verdi
s. Bride Of Messina Scluman
Air dBglse composed l66 Strses
Polka Tam Regulator
Polka schuel GsOpn" ''
de Ballet Prophet
Overture Pque Dame .Suppe
TO- RomsuIe for fate and French horn EBcr aeVy
Messrs STBDLBR aud sCHMITz
H. waits Autumn Roses Sttau
~ QuAdnle, La brhnda Durho6se Ouenutcu
CONDUCTOR IHEODORk THOMAS
NO POSTPOHEMRNT on ACCOUNT or TIGB WEArHRR.
ADMISSION TWENTY FIVE CRhr5.
Private Boxes TWO DOLLARS EXTRA.
POr sAle at a. Rchirmers No 1l RrosiEav
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Gitp 8tal Gstatt for Sal,.

IOHN h. CHURCH g. JACOB SHARPE,
NO % PINE-ST..
Real Bsiate Brokers aud AucioneerB.
City aud Country PROPERTY SOLD RBN1BDi LOANS nego
tisted.
CHURCH & SHARPE. No "a Pines.
EOR SALE-TWO LOTS, north side Fifty
sIbst. 800 feat west OF Second ave, at 22so each
W. A. COLT, No Pnest
HOUSES to LET and for SALE
Il CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
MONEY LOANED ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
KING 4 Co.
corner Thirty ysnbs st and sIhave fsish National Bsuk)
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SroOkIpn Btal estate for saIt.

bIo0KIgH 1taI WSIaIt t0r SNIt.
EOR SALE.-The Brown Gothic COTTAGE,
Bas side Of SpeBoetst between Myrtle aud WlouRhby
Brooklyn Thirty minutes from Fulton Perry Eight cellar sad
Rdsewood kitchen throughout Fruit
shrubbeIy Vines &c Plot 50 by 100 feet Price $780, $3
HALF BUCKLE No. Iol and lOo Beekm,nst, y. Y.
SPLENDID opportunity to invest $2,6j0 in
~ comfortable HOUSE, sud large LOT wilsnburgh will pay $40
monthly prohoVe 10 cert capital invested 6ne location
excellent condition good ea.ns rent gusTsneed
JANIS H. JONES No. 2l5 Grand St, New. York
New-York tribune., 1868-07-23

Prime Mess....f2i OO n E1l 20
BurrsH-Ths market hss heeu
cat Of supplies ~ injured that 10
Gloss frm. Tie receipts sre not
prices materially. We quote:
Sfsts OrsBgo County anIKfy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-09
FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Don Alfonso de Bourbon, according TO the Ffonro
has recently entered the Papal army as o plain
ZOuave.
At Ashanenbnrg, In Bavaria, q monument was re-
Gently inaugurated, dedicated to the memory OF the
Austrian officers and soldiers who fell there In the
campaign OF 1866.
According 10 the last census taken In Bavaria. in
December 1857, the population amounted In ali 10
4s24,42l souls divided among l,247 $40 families
averaging $3.50 per family. The military numbered
l15772. The total number OF males was 2374 e02
and females, 449 459, showing balance in favor OF
the latter OF "a, 497.
Travellers from Madrid give fearful accounts of the
existing misery In SPAIN especially at the station
by hordes OF emaclated, half naked beings who beg
for bread not money.
The poor sraelites Of wilma, Prussia and distressed
families IN general OF that district have experienced
sad loss in the death Of the Jew merchant, Judel
Apatow, OF that city. Three hundred poor families
were supplied by him with bread daily at half price,
His funeral was attended by twenty thousand
people.
Advices from Senegal are most satisfactory both
as regards the health and the commerce OF the colo
n.y. III Is estimated that the exports for 1858 will be
equal to gross OF TO- 900 tons.
The sale OF Church property in Italy realized from
the 10Th OF last October till June 80, the sum of
$32 292, 900 gross, being eight and one-haf millions
half millions In gold have already been received by
the royal treasury.
gastronomic Hercules has appeared in the field
In Belgium, in the person OF Mr.. Louis Dupont, of
Ihun, who challenges anybody duel on
muscles. Az a preliminary he undertakes to dis
pose OF twelve hundred at sitting and then will be
ready to enjoy beefsteak.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

AcciDENT.-Ellcn Casey was knocked down by
truck In Pike street last night, about hafpast nine
O'Clock, and seriously injured. She was taken TO
her house. No 90 Monroe street, by the police, and
the driver OF the truck arrested.
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. The tenement house No.
2ls East Fifty-thrd street. owned by F. Baum was
struck by lightning Yesterday afternoon, which
shattered the skyhsht and portion OF the ceiling
No one was injured.
FIRE IN FIRST AvESUE.-About half.past seven
O'Clock yesterday evening a fire occurred In the
candy store No. a First avenue kept by August
Apple, caused Nv lighting the gas near the window.
The window curtain was burned, but no other dam
age was done.
ABANDoSED.-Aboutt ten O'Clock last night an un.
known woman left q male infant with Mary Potter.
OF No ~ First street at the corner OF Bowery and
Houston street 'for few moments, - but mmedl.
ately disappeared, and did not return. The WAR
was taken 10 the Fourteenth precinct station house.
EIGHTH WARD LoAFERs BuSDLIsG AN OrrIcER.-
Tic congregation OF number OF at night at the
corner OF Prince and Mercer streets In front OF the
place Kept by Theodore Allen. has long been matter
OF serious objection to the police Of the Eighth pre-
cinct. who regard the men composing 1t as mostly
individuals whose good luck rather than their de-
sers permits them to be thus choice of thei "loca-
ton" Last night otcer smith, perceiving the usual
asseinblage there, ordered them 20 ''move on,r q
command wnich was obeyed by all Of them retreat
ing up the steps with the execution of one Mullen,
VINO u Is sald, walked couple " steps, and then
Denied lhe onlcers right 10 mus order him. The
of'cer thereupon caught hold of Mullen VINO In re-
turn struck at him, while the crowd who had en-
trenched themselves upon The stoop advanced TO inc
assistance Of their fellow and collecting around the
officer got him down and gave HIM "A pretty severe
maung, without, however, INJECTING any severe
injury In the course OF which Mullen got away and
Smith lost his hat. Finding the crowd TOO many for
him the officer went 10 the saton house for assist.
ance and returned to Aliens place with Captain
failed TO ind his nssailant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-09
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

Unripe apples, pears and peaches are still on sale
and yellow Jack and cholera are awaiting an oppor
tunity The vendors should be impeached.
Unoccupied rooms and empty chairs about the
tables have accomplished something for persons in
search OF board. The rates have tumbed. gen.
tleman yesterday made a run OF several OF the
respectable west side houses and found excellent
accommodation for man and wife at from SO to So
each, gas and fire included.
.Unmuzzled ours are as numerous on the east side
| as neas and bedbugs in Baxter street. Can we not
have curtailment Of the infection9
The feathered vocalists of Washington square
that gather worms and MARBLE their oratorios are
being stoned by the urchns that congregate there
Excavations are being made for the immediate
erection Of the addition to the Mulberry street DO.
lice headquarters.
The mosq VITO army suffered terribly yesterday.
The rain storm caught millions OF the bloodthirsty
but amoosin' little cusses, loafng about the ash
barrels and dung heaps 80 obligingly left in the
crowded tenement streets for their accommodation,
and speedily battered them In the filth from which
they sprung. Req,aescant IN pace.
The necessity Of an oyerground, underground or
some railway to relieve the passenger trafic of the
city to the suburbs is every day becoming more up
parent. Barclay street and the streets running
through It were yesterday completely blocked for
| tions. "e--
| Some stupid fellow who knew nothing OF statistics
put in print that hundred thousand cigars are
| smoked in the city every day. That mans under
| standing must have been beclouded million per
day would be short OF the truth. Speaking of the
consumption OF luxures one Is at once reminded
of lager. There are at least two hundred thousand
persons in the city who drink, on an average, about
three glasses Of lager beer per day; that would be
six hundred thousand glasses. barrel holds thirty
eight gallons, which, at the usual rate OF fifteen
glasses TO the gallon, would give five hundred and
seventy glasses or pretty near thousand barrels
or four thousand kegs or quarter barrels, the con.
tents OF which OF malt liquor arc swallowed daily by
'the good people" OF New York There was time
when that much OF water-thlrty thousand gal
lons-would have drowned all New York. But SO
we progress. hundred years hence million of
kegs Of lager per day will be consumed I'm this city
and the HERALD will appear daily as a volume OF
thirty-two pages, royal size. Who says aught
against itS