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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-11

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sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY O'eoet precisely
IRON H sSs on Sso G. Palmer ya Nassau Aarus2
COLI MBA Cspt H. Van See A ~
Fer @'' passage '''' G. ~nEhEsh ss.s s;1f.
LVOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
IL UNITED STATES Hud BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP COAPAHl
Regular s s ssf'Ts s g. ~ m 1yc
gERRiN1CK Can't sIsCUs Ortobsr21.
Par. P,DsaSSeo Bahia AID Rio &c going returning
engagements of'' %s Or R' sEsa 10Y As, No pSc
TS0R CHARLESTON and FLORIDA PORTS.
THE EBwToRK AID CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP COM
en- SaPios csps R W. IosRsoSd on SATURDAY. ApgSr
Superior accommodations for passenger u
Through Psqg. Tickets and B e Lad s ' So G
'p S s1Rs sCs BY THIS LINE oSRHALF PER CENT
h MAShAgFiT VII E0RS ss 's' 5 Gs NJ
EOR LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
CITY OF AETYERP sATUBD4Y Asga,, ~ u a m
ETEA Via IIsifa1l. NORTHUMBERLAND, August r. NJ
Aad succeeding SATURDAY alternate TUESDAY ir0a Pier
NO - N"fA N'st RATES OF PAssAGR .. ''
. SAILING EVERY sATuRDAI
FIRST CABIN. y GOLD slo srKRkAGE ss
To PsTs. isl To Pshs...........S3
.|. PASSAGE BI TUESDAY, VIA HALHAI
Payable > Cola :. PAYABLE in Currency .,o
bytIpooh''''" " SSt H,SsgI IS
stenmer . .........}f Stesmtr................s.)
Passengers also HAyr Hamburg Bremen ke At modsr
ei can be bought here moderate rates By persons Wh0E"
10, further Information apply at The compsnys onoe.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent. NO - BrosdwtI y. l..
only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
" THB GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COnPAhIs HAL Hal
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRB' CALLSo
III
TIE spBdd vessels 70 the Continent win sail
from Pier No 20 Rorth RIVER A. follows: 700 r,,.v A., .,
LARAIETTk k0vssss ssSt
PERkRE Dgehsne sTrpnhN s,t M
81 LAURENT Ltmans "a ~ ~,
'---- RGTRs 0P PASSAGE in GOLD GheladinE wnsli
TO BRBST HAYRE-FrSt Cabin Q 40; Seeopd CABIN, -
TO PARIS tineludine railway nokstls rs and S7si .
1h steaElfrs do aOf carry steerGg pdsssngaA
going rrtunng she Contnsn OF
By tskbg ihs Of this Line avoid both ttoh bnsp
aud the dSoOmos Of crossing The Chtnns bssdss
trouble and erbsnst GBo MACKENZIE AEthL No 80 BIoso-
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL 9...'.d el.l er
1900. CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN. 1..
Fron RsrHo ~ North River. WEDHBsDAL . -r.
NEVADA, l2S August u, AZ y N
COLORADO 3ols tuhI.............. August IT, al p H.
NEBRASKA 35s7 tsba.. Apgutt -, asp M
MANHATTAN. 1885 iuH' So ssptsEbsI !, i'Ap N
IDAHO, AIN anE.........septsmbsr ate p m
MINNESOTA 1865 tuns ........ September g. NIP L.
CABU PLtsL6H................,.. .(Goe)'b0@
... BYIHnAsR......s."...,., ,(CansneJlS'@
sasss and STATE ROOFS all on Deck . DE- .
GssraEs Passage oass. Me- ~ BrOsewaI
Hss freight or cabin yaasTs, rpply,o .. .4.s4s i-.--
WILLIAMS GvloH H. u wLlH
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FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. -, -
Il .'.I. Or. THB CROMWELL LINE
Steamships Of this Line leave Pier 30 g. River h30eies1
D n, a. follow: r.. .."... #.H
GBO. WASHINGTON. 10. Gsger......s SATURDAY August u
Nelson. SATURDAY, ApgusH
Freight taken for 81 LouG Mobile and Galveston Aioesn
For Passage (krst es.s Pesht. apply 20
II. B. CROMWELL Co No. % HeaIsh
CTEAM to GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
~ THE ANCHOR LINZ 80. ., --,-,,.--
iATonte ClIdbut intended 70 SAL ooHL
from Pier No 20. North River At u O'clock nooo
CAIEDONlA.....,Augnstlt BRITANNIA. .SepNmhOuf
CAMBRIA mum. August 81 COLOMBIA sep,,S., ~
IOWA............August % EUROPA. .Stptemod 10
AND BVBRY SATURDAY THEREAFTER
RATES OF PASSAGE PAYABLE IN CURhbNCl: 80. ...
Cabins TO LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW, OF DERRY SS0 Ah' 20
Excursion tickets good for y mouths; l6o -, Dbl.
Seerage to Glasgow or Derry, so; intermediate, $50
Prepaid certificates from these ports. 81.
Passengers booked ISd from Hamburg HAVe ROTTERDAM Aov"P
ks At lov rates,
For further apply the steAmss Ot Of Dytt or
N' COMPANY once No. S''ls aSEDRRsos BRoTHKRs
VNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS
i Steamship HRRMARH, Capt w. H. Wsnte, 4,
carving the United States Mail will sail from the Bremen fe oo'
on THURSDAY AuEuhl2.
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
TAXING PASSENGERS TO
LONDON HAvRB, SOUTHAMPTON AID BREMEN at The following
rates payable In Colds
First Cabin. ..."E..........,..,.slrl
Second Cabin. y ood
Third Cabin. I9) .
SteeTAge from Bremen.......,.........po go, Gold
To Be followed the steamship BREMEN. Capt O. Ls Oh
SATURDAY, August ,,. - ,.,
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GrVartntrsbiV gutitS.

nISS0LUTI0N.--The partnership heretofore
existing 6rm Of WM LYON SON IL dissolved
from this date the senior partnr retiring Btler Of
subscribers ali settlement WILLIAM Lyon,
EeV. Yotk. Aug 2. 1888. PHOkBUb W. LYON.
RB-PHOBBUs W. LYON continues the heretofore at
No So Pelrlst
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,,ps MI. Roosevelt randst Ferries % foo"si
ga m Mail foT Patehogue and all stAtouA
Merrck and all htaiouL 49,.
3igp n Express PAebogae stopping At hernes sS ~ III
Bay and s except suod Passenger o
be- ekstsd through Bpo and Fire Place via stage nom ren
=. Ci,rsor.ville
Springfield and Valley Stream. -. .,.A 4. path
SO NJ Accommodations Isip; Saturdays hrOoE' '" r''H
$50 D. M Meriek Saturdays through 70 sip a.. n
Epress The aud 20 NJ us i1,r NJ snsnspdrpt
Tor aand. ..f ROBERT nhllE ouPeIts@---
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W-JERSEY RAILRQA AL FOOT OF
~ AHDTST-For PHILADELPHIA via Remington oiO
n m VIA Csmdes p m VIA Wss Philadslph. M s;to
m. a m. 1880 m M m. ~" NJ, ~ GSas To-
south and South wes,-s4OA m: 99o' D. n -. rNe.o
FOR THE WEST--S:4O a n. 1850 p m p ~, pm s'W
M and o. m aius through 10 CINCINNATI aud OheRo Wild ou enc
ehiug. silver Palace sleeping Cars on ~ waa run t1Sesa 70
sIespted and on those 90 train Tbs Is the ong ns
1870 b,oagb - Ia Chicago BY rTensg Inca (sDAiyJ
.hc Is6s " ". JACKSON. General Superintendent
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NETWORK TO MONTREAL WITHOUT
y CHANGE OF CARs-0n and amer July 26 1863 Passengs
Train EsSYot and HARLEM RTOad Depot ssTns' o.
a. NepsI Ogdsnsbargh and intermediate poin Tickets can
~, and baggage checked 20 all points NORTH 800,
pI0eu'SN 4 BuCKUOUT So peintendenL
, 1869-04-16
FRESHET AT MINNEAPOLIS.
Damage to Piers, Boomsr Dams, e.

Dana 0Ke to PicrH, NoonasY DAnh, &c.
Fropa tie kinneapo1i1 tkinr.1 Ttlbtne, Apr1 il.
The lce went out yesterday aStertaDou r1ther
bTesktng % for dsy or two below the ntdsr,
~ .es Il BeeT he ri se ID a
unsti shortly aiter ococE dId Il ssai1 from above
the old upper fef11, and when 1t started ~ tha
force, EARRING sway TWO piers from Stanchbeld' i
boom, and also The tops Of Two piess from J.
Dean { Co.. boom and sllshstE damastnS ,,. e sae
feared that the pers Of the rallroad bridge would
suner, but they stood through the whost
Of tt without hustaintuR any material damage. Al
vailed. Ths tee came down with Gnch great totrei
constantly sriking the Iron gu!,ropea that extend
from the bridge to the Piers on the island Hde and
al tiuea Rhook the bridge to such ~ extent - te
make It perloua Tor teams to cross Many person.
standing upon the ceouc could hardly stand upos
their feet
during the last tKentI-four hours must have rAses
between two and three feet which Ia vetJ Ehplt
rise for this po.1t md =! y ntsness 3seaJ o. a.
| a. high ~ the great freahtt Of 1857. Alter IN
most OF the Ice had gone ont the water beSaa +
! fal1, and We preAume It viii continue iau.nR. n
river IL now clcar Of Ice To Anoka, Aud prohs1J 4
| ST. Cloud.
Maren.
thing gytptcf than TO this side, but not 80 great
| reported on the streets last night
| horton al Tuttie Co. q shtn4le mill, adolf
| Ing the eaw-uIlls Of the Water Power Compau
| WIS carried ont The machinery. With tic excel
ton OF the wneela, wss mostl5 sased-
| The St. Anthony Falla' " atet Power Company
| dam hak suffered TO s0me extent The top uf tt
dam, soma eight OF ten feet deep, hAa been tol
on In TWO placeA On the lower SIDE 100 feet lou
| and on the upper eide abont 1a5 feet long. Abo
| stI feet Of the bottom OF the dam In these pla:
remains ali right and no difficulty u apprehends
| In rerntstnR the hrrat After the water fails.
s. w. FaInmam Co. have lost 1eo feet Of the
dam And some four Of fTe piers, al Of which G
be easily repallel. The Boom Company LOST pa
Of theif boom-stick1 and chains, bus ~tn prooas
recover the chains
, 1869-04-16

The decrease OF nrrs Hnd lossea IA accounted for
lie VI 1ssisnee q he cps poee s @no are highly com
plimented, and the efficiency Of The F1re depart
ment ... . ~. :
In use, and there IS generally one engine undergo
ing repair. They recommend that new second
class engine be pOTchAsed and stationed In the
AmeI1ca Hose CompaEJs house On Blue Island
avenue.
They state that there arc pressing requests made
for more engines, in different portions Of the city
rsmotc nom the centre, and where a 1rt gene1-
ally destroys the building because the engines are
too dlEtantl5 stationed To ncct this demand,
and 5s esgt The ass Of
purchase Light th!rd-clsss engines, that can be
easily handled With two horses Including the nose
cart TO keep permanently an engineer. stoket
and driver NJ regular pay, and make up the CON-
pan5 rEum residents ut merely nominal pay.
The euppl5 Of water, under favorable conditions,
is row considered sufficient for practical purposes,
In the central part Of the city. -
1t Is now recommended that new engine house
| he built for the Jacob Renm on la1zabee street
Also tA.s lot oe pusenssed M nesI ne ~ tnse1see
| R1ne and truck house to accommodate The Fred.
Gund and The new truck for tho North Division
| now building.
They further recommend that the valuable site
| Of the \. D T1nwotth engine house, On Dearborn
! street, be sold, and that another be purthAsee
Also. that an engine house he built Al the inter
section Of North avenue and Noble street for
.thrrl-cla6s engine
! Q2E l1lEE UGW CIEluS P1%LA425EA A4AA ~
Gated, one II the America Hosc Compauys house
on Hue tsland avenue; another west Of State
neAs Tni1ty-arst st1eet, and a third On Centr
avenue, near Twenty second street
The "F1re Escape" which The city has . ngh
to Construct Is highly recommended, an
although it msy be unpopular with some, the
tnink ihen great necessity, and they AsS for q
appropriation for construction.
4 new hook and ladder truck, for No. 3 the
| think highly necessary.
Various sueKe4 tons arc madc for additional ol
| dln2nces touching Iron shut1ela, chlmneJs, etc
The new style OF autonaton boxes recomMende
| In place Of the old
THE HEALTH pKPAKrNEE+
The following arc the appointments for the aa,
| satJ s9uaa during the ena Ing year: VI. O. Luz
low, Il. v: White, S WILSON, J. F1nnucan, J.
| Hickman, r. ". Gin, d. Musstman, l. 4 Hons
! II. n. Alexander r blow. J. Netttngel, J. keef
g. Woke and G. ", MerTrl
. | REGULAR AFFOINTX&NT. . axe.
A!chuel IanEan, having Served sixty days TIL
wns appointed on the regular police force
The board then adjourned.
, 1869-04-16
ST, LOUIE
Another Meeting In Aid ofHho G rain
TrAnspOFtAtion m0vsment-The
Upper Mlseoufi-Kndtnua DisRatiza

Another Meeting In Aid ofhho G rain
Transportation Tho
Upper NIlaeouFi-Kndtnnn Dis4atix.
fled with GoveTnm ene Tfentn enr.
81. LoC1s, April 1a-Tne most enthusiastic meet
ing that has yet assembled IN the Gratn interest,
was held y he Southern Hotel tonight Speeches
ton IN III III bearings Wa fully di.cussed and the
complete success pretty clearly demonstrated.
Nearly ali the stock E14 been tAkkn, and the 70.
mander will lie subscribed before tho close Of The
Tns following sept,sne we.s elected Directors
Of the A1eoctaHon; E. o. 6tAnArd, Geo. r. PlAutA
Chauneey F1ney. Henry A. Homyef, l. r sh1yoeE
Illtchtock, John Wall Thoe Mcheson, These
names belong to so1e Of the most active, enc1-
getic, ente1pr1lnR and Intelligent merchants Of st.
LoulA, and Ntu constitute IN unusually stroug
and the association will 60 Into iuInellase oper1-
The following Il the insorance On the steamer
Antelope, burned on Monday on the Upper MIS-
England Mutual md Marine, s, so; Independent,
Fremens, Of Cincinnati, r. o0n-
reliable gentleman Of this city, who h1s trBt
reports el tSat ! ,a-Fe number q l tae Iadtsns
with whom General Sherman and other
Peace Commissioner made treaties Last
summer much dissatisfied With sneir sttu8ton
They ~ TN. the government has got them
penned tn. and has failed to keep It's promises to
give them the arnuiues stipulated Spotted Tall
and other influential chiefs arc 'loHinE conn-
pro.nisca Of Ifs agrnta not fulfilled this sln-
Hcr, trouble will be the result There ar in camp
In The reservation In tho vicinity Of Grand River
s9@ Fot sally ND Spotted T.ts esp ssoqt o0Sa
sweep evesJ white rnsn' from Fort SultJ to fanf'
ton before The government could do ANYTHING.
, 1869-04-16
AURORA BOEEALIS.
A Brilliant Electric Disptny Observed
mt lhe Enst Last Evening".

a AHElAItAAt k-1eCk1aC D1DptAy ODScFEeQ
mt the EAst Inst Evening.
PHILADELPHIA April 1h-A rrrauknbe au1urA
electric storm Of ls5S broad bsoh of I'd aad
green light reaching from the east 70 the west
which sent forth broad rays in every direction
Dur1nR its continuance the Western Union Tele-
graph Company worked tta lines from th4s city to
the western part Of the State without The uE OF
battery 1t either end.
NEW Yok1, April lathe most brilliant axspral
display for ycA1a took place this evening The
aurolal current affected the telegraph wtTrs East
time. The current wA1 very heavy. The TiErs to
Boston were worked with the anrpFA current
nearly covered the heavens, and were very bstl-
lIant ......
IsptASro11s, April la-Tne AURORA borcal!s Waa
ssen ses as s nas .ht n ,so soe
beautiful bow WIS formed. About O'Clock the
sky agsin lighted up, nrst In the northwest, and
eneens Of nshs Which turned red and then faded
away until they could seatcely 10 seen, when a2aIn
they would burst forth The display lasted about
Pu1sBCRGu. April t-The wires Ut this point
w1s seriously affected Al times during the evening
BY auroral currents, the lines being 80 heavily
charged ~ to prevent worfln9, although the
anrofA was not Visible IN the heavenA
LOUISVILLE, April 1a-Bssween the hours OF
s9 sna a.e 10 r r. sas n %
RICHMOND, April la-About O'Clock, this
evening, a belt OF white, apparently about MI
feet In width, appeared 1cross The skJ, extending
from east to vest and dt1fted 1orthwest, crossing
and, 10 some extent, esscuz4nE The neoa, md
nnally gathering as q fan, closed And disappeared
The Anrora boreals Is not Visible tn the northern
horizon. People generally turned oot to ~ttness
the phenomenon.
CihcfNxA11, April IA fne aurorn1 display VA
oheeETed tonight In the northern horizon Bill
liant eolz1nns ahot up to the zentt1I Tne telegraph
wires, except those running south aod west, wer,
disturbed The current waR sometimes strong
and ctAe1y almost ueutIallzcd.
, 1869-04-16
Dr.. u'ssfsxAs's .tc1pRs.
81 <tITclnnd: Her Ancient Glory; Her
Present PFostfntlon; Her
Resurrcction.r

pT. Martin A. OBrcnnAn, editor OF the Con~
p4uEht H1tFiot, delivered lecture At Library Hall
lsst evening" On " Ireland: 1ier Ancient Glory;
Her Present Pyosaa1on; HcF Resurrection" A
ls.re audience IVES In attendance. Tho Irish RI
nes were present with bsud, which played Va
z!ety Of patriotic sita.
Judge McAilster presided, and, in n few well.
chosen FElIa1kS, Introduced Dr. y OBrcnuAo, Hho
was warmly welcomed
&c scs out By predicting 1reland's release nom
the Tyranny Of England. Ireland Nas Rreat, elo-
yfous and free nation when England and the rest
Of Europe wire In darkness and tu1detftJ. He re-
srettcd that Ir,sb 3onth do not study the ancient
hs1e q Ireland i Is 10, ssadsa n =, n soe
College, Dublin, snd csen In the Catholic rniseEst-
ties only N emazculated work Is nsch Rome,
Sstores }aas .1e studied IN Ireland bns lie hlsto.
n Of the count1y u cruelty discarded
One tnoussnd ytafa y e. areiana hAa aasa ssnn!as
raaoulAcsurrs, madeleine, l4w. md al that = laugh
eycp in these later dayA Her w1tEiols Eetr great
Il HUI f. oopss 95sasf HoFz 2 re q e
cem In Leonidas, thete Is not parallel Ii Ch!Fal
n to USunivan Hare TITS Is not vanity. but TIL
lei nelsnd % aTc moau,aenis ~ Of ths skill ol lr.samel
eeTeu:ecn hundred yeafs before Christ va!
horn The Doctor paid learned - and 49,! -
he t1accd the origin Of the Celts from tht
Gcythtans ot the Caucasus through number
countries. with jaw-bfeakinR usIaea. 70 TIC Conn
II OF heJT4& tie " 3LA LANA FA'e
liz rr8pccts TO tie aDc1ents o1 ireland, cv1ncing
uuly wonderful genealogical mind He dwes
oe1t upon the gre1t antiquity Of tho literature ant
ianer.Re, and adlneed proofs to show that ta
enc .nt celtic was the foundation Of al the Ian
rpxcrY Of Europe The Irish people should S;scal
their oHn language, putc and original, as It L
and not the ianEuAEe ct the tyg1nt, which Was
iauepare at ALL but a mixture akc the beTXAl
mans tag. with Al kinds Of potatots IN i
tIAughtes.I
lie night talk Of Isclauda ancient seuown, bu
. until the tyFaut Is c1pGa!e her ancient fehoN
eau never be restored lie would rather has
Irtstlrep indeperden, xot>hippinR tho sun AZ
moon than Catholics under England. LCheets
ireland rad the Sane right 10 retel IS American
nsd tn le-6- lie VIZ proud that 1t.bmen h
tafeu urunInent rstt Ii THAI Qtastous rcFoutto
He commended that Ireland and 1r1shmeh We
Always true to liberty. as Was attested Y me
actions In every cline and especially "a the L
NA9, where MeAEhes, Cotcoynn ana M1!laan :.
fny ifeYtv Patrick had helped JONATHAN ~
Eara md be only wished that Jonathan would
turu tae compliment and help Patrick " soln In
land out Of ireland. [Lond cheeE!ng.l
he touched on the Artistic genius OF IreAna.
ferred EpnchiaFiy to her present ptosGAon.
fQretnll her resurrection Talking ol fen.ans, fe1s,
said lie could prove that the Roman CtAe
Church htd no right, and would not !ntenete
Feulauisn. lie woEId DO It at Anotnef n19e.
concluded BY recitins Davis poem. I'VE IL
Not FAIL -,s an,
IN eloquent snd interesting e1oEs, barring ths
wes slightly tedioua
, 1869-04-16

eated en The third door OF No 10 Iste
street Bone ovrr-1kRant individual with
! hey tn his Possession, On noticing the
reelection On the wtudow-fAncs NJ thAt rnther
unusual hour, anHous for distinction, turned On
the alarm, and the nyemen presuninT that Ill the
building waa On nre, osoke In some vsloaoae
paoeA Of plate glass, and EAEo tho atzircase
thorough wetttnE, before the innocent Cause Of Al
that conazansion WAS discovered. But 70 are ~
from finding fault with oox frcmen for taesr
ahcItty IN getting to the seat Of Wlr, even =
ne4shbarnood. Is d.nSeroul Rround. and the most
rad{cal uea1ores arc generally found to be ksfest
, 1869-04-16
CORRECTION.

Through the blundering Of compoGtor, very
serious error occurred In tho bankruptcy report In
isT uroceedInV against John v. Anderson, Of
Dl3on, tnstitutcd by Meas11. @. c. knoep!e! CO,
Wholesale Rrocera and comm!aaaon merchants, No.
loa South C11tk street, hy mistake i w1s maae tn
IL fy7a Any person acquainted with the house ol
Knoepfei ca, would know that this was an e.
Tur, but for the bene1i Of those who believed tht
rrport vss correct, re unhcsltatinglJ say tho hru
IS cps Of the most substantial IN the city, and =
III unes ready to meet fts liabilities AeanA 8
4 Co. hare no idea Of taking sdv1nsaxo Of III
bankrppt act voluntarily or inyo1untaE1J.
, 1869-04-16
LuMNaMEkN kIEHAGsE.
OfxppkznsEon OF the lnst1tukton-
Election of u Board 81
Dffectorz4

A la.xrly-astended meeting Of the lumber DEAL
e1s Of chicago xxs held yesterday Afternoon, 1t
No 50 South Water street, loS the purpose OF or
esnixtug tbs Chicago l1mhcrmen1 Exchange, IN
secordanoe with IN act Of Incorporation passed By
the Iegislxture, March 81, 1862 ATtemna Carter.
Esq., wls called 70 the chair, md Nj. SoushWo1k
WIS chosen Secretary.
4 Committee On Nominations Wa appointed,
and reported recommending the election Of The
following gentlemen II The Board OF Dsrectors:
.ns 4 a1s M s. s R1est VI Z snsa seaie
r Dwight, Wit Dexter, h. r Queal, II. Il. Por.
Ter, John GaYnck, and Il. 7. Porter. The report
wAs accepted and adopted, and the nominations
confirmed. .....
On mouop, The Board of Dtfeetotswtre instruct.
Cd to draw up IuIes and bJ~iaEz for the govern.
Apce Of the cxchahgc, And report them II future
was appointed To be held on Wednesday afternoon
pe1t, II o'ciock-
The meeting then adjourned
, 1869-04-16

trrposA, n, Apr1, la-A IRE broke o7tl u
r1pcI livery Stable nj O'Clock. and Esined soen
hehdray as to hatuc The EFFORTS Of me uremea; 7;
Ia short time seventeen horses hnd naaaosa n y.
ftAhtes were dcstsoyct. Loss about 50, ,ooo faE'
tiay insured
RiroS. .WlA. April IA disastrous nEe oceotIeo
desfroJcd involving total toas OF about 3ah,oe
urpu which there WIS lnsurzuce 70 the Anoont o
about sso,ooo In leading conpanlck Nearly ths
ThoJe of Inc east side Of the public a9uaFe !.
STept clean, and On Jackson ssleet 70 Dodge
Nanviue = carriage ahops THIS Is the 0oss alSs$
tyoua f5e that Rlpo1 has eTn< expesteooe0
, 1869-04-16
Losxcs by tho Petroleum Fire MT
Pittsburgh.

P3ftAbuTKhs
pnTs2tR0H, Apt1l la-The IRE n the ForsJthe
nruthers' on refinery has continued to burn ~
dsy. and the oil l. still burning tals evening: 1hets
total Ioax OF oil Is 800 barrels refined 10000 bar
with ali their refinery b1ildinGA, two dwellings,
md once. The Clara Works Ea1nJ 1 Jagernso
lo+e barrel housc, aRttatng house, engine. &c.
were found Ii the ruins 0. the stable, supposed
to hare been : nsrnan who fell asleep md wss
Il now estimated 1t f94a eoa upon which Insurance
| 10 foreign companies u known n foiaoEs: AAa9'
| IA, New IoEk, 1880. North American. HAT
new fork, 81 10; Astor, Ner TORI. =, 800; Con
unental, New Torn, 1900: Eniespsise, cnsa'
paIi, 5000; Washington SeW foEk. Sl.an- Eass
arrrtA SiA o0o, and Pittsburgh companies, 3ta 500
, 1869-04-16

Star Of uope Lodge, No 1H L O. O. r., thls evau-
Ing. 1t thett rootuS No ITO South C1AIk street. -
~ O'Clock Tho osdes generally sse lnVlteo 70 Do
present
TIE AcT1yE BAsz BALL CIU1, pony Champion,
viii have 4 meeting this evening II No <8 West
NHhihnn atynaf
, 1869-04-16

The attention OF printers. or any one desiring N
exceedingly p.easznt location TO engage In pup-
llsning = newspaper, u invited 70 the adverase:
the f;uest pf Tho nou1ish!ng cirtea Of ,ne ksdge1
Etsts With prospects, for the future which VII give
It great importance. In13 Is ralt opportunity ~
~ vfr 1ntktntAN
, 1869-04-16
BOARD OF POLICE.
Annns} Reports II The Seuetary and Connls-
Aouers-SaEEestioas and Reeonmea.
datispJ-The Fire Dr.
pattu ept.

The regular senI-weekly meeting Of The Police
and Fire Commissioner was held ycsterdAy after
noon, President Brown in the cn1lr. Present. al
The COMMISSIONER AaunMan HoctHteiu, hav-
ing satisfactorily served the required sixty days
probation In the Ere Department WAS appointed
member OF the regular torce.
E1cRKIAErB REFoET-
The sec1etaly Of the Board submitted his Annu-
Al report It sets forth the e1penses Of Tho Fire
Department as follows:, Salaries, s1sA, 1o1. s. j;
buildings, Ht41.94; repairs OF eugtneA, slas44 81
miscellaneous rcpaiFs, si7,sse71; horse feed. ss
.sass; horBersnoeinR and doctoftng s. 6sa oo; new
hofse8 9<,49a; gzA, fuel xcd w1ter IS Bsa10; mts-
cellaneous expenses, S7,p6s.tl; new hose, $sA-
&0-s1; new APPARATUS, 80, &2L9d Total, Sooa,-
7yss9
AkSEAL RrToRT or THK BOARD.
The beard have uow finished their annual report
to the Common Council II Il + very Interesting
document retY carefully compiled. II Bass forth
that the Ftse Department M In excellent c9ndltlon
thai the hest Of harmony rftFal1 among Its mem-
be1s, and th8t the condnct Of the ot1cer1 and men
hAa been sueh u 10 confer great credit upon them
The following table shown the nomeer Of nres dur
Ing the past six ycArH amount Of Losses and the
losses pr eapftd Of Population IN each 5car Of the
series BY ths table 1t Is shown that The total loss
by nre xT eotdEd Of population, h1s been lesa the
past year than In any preceding 5eaf Of the sereA
1t being 3e23 for each inhabttaaL Last year II
WIS ri o. or nearly ten times ~ great For tho
e4r fhn - NnAA
, 1869-04-16

KYAH.ln ~ Gty: AHstl ~ ~ a b. reaaSnee 10 y
q the late John \. RYAN. AssS e {esrh
HWENE-AtNsw BrH,1n, &tth ApO IL CT e.n,rrs-
ttys ehils David aweok u ths dtJ, In the Akh yeas x
his ago. -
FnneL fsusn hls late rtsfdeoce, ~ eouth Halsted
A 3o'eIocf on The 1tth inst Friends of ths family
are invited.