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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAEKET.-LoNDoN, June 2s-4:so p.
M.Consols closed at 9ls< for money and a2N 92s for
the account Anglican secs si easeS United States Ave
49, stocks steady; Ere hallway shares 1874 Illinois Cen.
PARIS BoURsE-PARIs, June 2e.-The Bourse closed
dull rentes, 72f SIC.
FRANKFORT BoURsr.-FRANKroRT, June 28-United
States fvetwentv bonds open fat at 96,t.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-LIvERPooL, June 28-
$50 p. Motion quiet midd'ng upands lod. mddling
Dreams l0d The sales Of the day 600 bales nclud
ing 1900 for speculation and export The shipments cotton
from Bombay since the last report to the were 10000
bales.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET. -HAvRE, June 2S-Cotton
opens hrm At l boc cw for tres ordnae spot
and low middling ahoat.
TRADE AT MANCHEsTER.-Ly sRPooL, June 2s-P NJ
Manchester advces less favorable and
the market.
LIVERPOOL BREApsrUrrs MAEKEr-LIvERpooL, June
B 80 +. M breadstuis quiet Wheat 6s. lid per GENITAL
for No red Western Flour 2ss Cd per bb for Western.
have been l25oo quarters Of which 10000 American.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MAREIT.-LIvERPOoL. June
2s-4 30 r. M-Provisions quiet.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LONDON June 28--4 80 p.
M-Talow dull Sugar easier for the SPOT, and dull to
arrives No. IL Dutch standard the spot Ss 3D. SIS Sd.
per cwt. Linsesd cakes dull Hops nominal
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP June 20.-Petroleum
closed nrm at % francs for standard white.
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Terms Agreed Upon for tho Annexation 81
British, Columbia TO tho DeA 'n'on Con
federation.
orrowA June 49, $50.
The delegates who have arrived here from British
Columbia have received from the lDomInion govern
ment the terms upon which this government u pre-
pared to treat with the Governor and Council OF that
colony for It's entrance into the Canadian union.
Canada Is to assume the debts and liabilities OF
British Columbia. The population limit for the pur
pose OF financial arrangements Is nxed at 100000
Ihe annual grant for the support OF the local govern
Ineht aud Legislature OF British Columbia Is 10 DO
Regular steam communication between Victoria
ana san Francisco Is 70 be maintained for nightly
Dy Two britlsh steamers. This service " now per-
iorineu once q month BY an American steamer, which
~ suDsdized by the colony TO the extent Of 900
per trip.
The Western Canada Great Railroad Is estimated
TO cost IN round numbers 100000, 100. Oners 70
build the road nave been made 10 the governments
on The basis OF grant OF the alternate sections Of
land on ca h side OF tie road one mile long and
twelve miles deep, and guarantee OF six per cent
interest on the debentuies, redeemable In twenty
years.
British Columbia is TO be represented in the House
OF Commons by six Representatives instead Of
eight, as demanded, including three Senator'S The
of1cers appointed to carry out the new government
shall De IN every way acceptable to the people "
The tariff OF the Dominion will be extended over
the colony and the present tariff OF British Columbia
discontinued.
The terms also refer to the extension OF the postal
service, the erection OF hospital lunatic asylum
and pententtary; the protection OF The nshertess
tue election OF Senator's the formal lmissi0n Of Inc
colony into the union. the defences OF the colony
and aid TO the volunteer force: In all OF wnich TO
quirements the delegates declare themselves TO DO
perfectly satisfied.
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1tLeGRApalC NEWS ITEMS.

Fears are entertained In Philadelphia Of another scarcity
OF at the Paramount Water
water passing over the dam at the present time.
The democratic conventions In Pennsylvania yesterday
made the following nominations for Concessn the First
district Samuel j. Randall renomnaed by reclamation.
In the Second district Theodore Cuyer nominated In
the Third district Dr. MoHat Nominated In the Fourth
district the convention adjourned meet the call
chairman and IL understood that this really
dorsement OF William B. Thomas, who recently MONT.
uted In opposition 70 Mr. Kelley the republican candidate
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In honorable contrast to the fequent reports OF
brutality Ola the part OF policemen
u PARK Row, June %, 1870
To THE EDITOR or THE HYEALD:-
sIR-On passing down broadway this afternoon at tho
corner OF Fulton street. gentlemen besides myself
were exceedingly pleased the humane
era members OF the brosdway police force which certainly
reflected much credit them black horse OF :
valuable tesm) evidently laborng under asunstroke
The police not only removed the wagon, which obsacsd
the way which their DUTY doubt but
the horse ut great trouble applied their best energies 10
alleviate and restore II by the most Iudlcious treatment
Their numbers could ind out, 6s, 900 %
and Sergeant Bleaching Had Mr. Bergh been present he
would have commended them highly Their humanity should
not 60 unpublished or unnoticsd. Respsctfaly nso,
r. ST. only echo the feelings OF very many who wit
messed their conduct
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Terrible Storm In Pittsburg-H0uses Blown
Down-On Refinery Struck by Lightning-
Great Destruction Of Property.

Terrible Storm in Pittsburg-Houses Blown
Down-Ou Refinery Struck by Lightning
Great Destruction Of Property.
PITTsBURG. June %, 1870.
The most disastrous oil IRE which ever occurred
in this city is now raging the Sharpsburg BRIDGE
in the Eighteenth ward.
AT three O'Clock In the afternoon, during terrible
rain storm, in which houses were thrown down and
trees uprooted, 1000 barrel tank belonging to the
Eclipse refinery was struck by lightning.
Another tank, belonging TO the Citizen Refinery,
was struck at the same time The Eclipse tank in
stantly exploded, the burning oil running toward
the river, burning all the buildings including DR..
Tweddles house, and setting fire 10 the Sharpsburg
BRIDGE which was totally destroyed.
The Citizens Refinery, with one tank or crude oil,
and a warehouse were burned. Forsyth Brothers
lose one tank OF 5000 barrels OF crude OIL the Astral
Works, OF John B. Bell son, lose buildings, &C.;
the Anchor Works, OF Dllworth Brothers, lose one
tank OF crude oil. The National Refinery aid torng
COmpany'S bleaching house was destroyed.
The Allegheny Valley Railway Company had ten
cars crude OIL burned and lose on oil $4,000 and on
cars $4,000.
Estimated losses:-Ctizens' refinery, $4,000; fully
insured.
Eclipse Building, $4,000; OIL $4,000; machinery,
&c, $50. 900; insured in Eastern companies.
Swearlgen McCandess, agency for Forsyth
Bros. Sl5, 600; no Insurance.
Astral Works, $4,000; out little insurance. The
works were not In operation.
Anchor Works $1,000; National Works. $4,000,
partially insured.
The total loss is probably s5OO,ooo
:, Henry b. Foster, brother OF che late Stephen G.
to death. Valentine Holley was injured. but not "a
tally.
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ROME.
Prelates Appel

Prelates Appointed by the Pope.
LONDON, June 2s, 1870
despatch from Rome states that notification
has been given of the appointment by the Pope
Of a number of new bishops, including three for
America, to fill the sees OF Springfield, Havre de
Grace and Port au Prince
The names OF the new prelates are not given
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Died.

Enthusiastically, on Tuesday June 2s, at half
past seven p NJ, LYDIA p, wife OF Isaac Badeau.
Funeral services will be held &C her late residence
4s Sands street, Brooklyn, on Thursday afternoon.
at four O'Clock. Her remains will be conveyed TO
Mahopac Falls for nterment by the eight A. NJ train
on Friday, from the Hudson River Railroad depot
For other Deaths See Ninth Page.l
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TIE TRASs-ocEAS YACHT RACE.
The Dauntloss and Cambria-N0tice 60 Mari.
ncrs-SignaIs at Sea During the Races.

inc Daunuoss ana Cumorta-NOtlce 20 MARI
ncrs-SignaIs mt Sea During the Races.
LONDON, June 20, 1870.
The following notice Is published here to-day adj
dressed to Atlantic steamship companies captains
and owners or vessels wiz
The American yacht Dauntless, Bennett and Eng.
lsh yacht Cambria, Ashbury, VIII start from Kin
SALE Ireland on the 4th day OF July, in the trans
atlantic race TO the light ship at sandy Hook.
In passing vessels at night the Dauntless win burn
blue signal lights In the bow and stern and viii throw
up three blue rockets in quick succession.
The Cambria will burn red signal lights and throw
up red rockets.
Vessels falling In with the yachts viii confer favor
on the owners by reporting the TACT for publication
on their arrival in port.
The Yachts at Cork Making Ready to Start.
CORK, June 2s, 1870.
The yachts Cambria and Dauntess have arrived
In this harbor.
Their owners are the guests OF the Royal Cork
Yacht Club, the officers OF which have offered to
start them for the race on Monday.
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LONDON June 2s, 1870.
IL Is almost generally conceded that Nj. HesEey's
D. g. Sabinus will win the Goodwood cup next
month"; The betting is now I'VE 10 two against Lord
falmouth's Kingcratt for the ST. Leger.
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THE INDIANS.

Fight With the Sioux Marauders-Fiftee
Indians Killed.
CHEYENNE, June %, 1870
Couriers came into Rawlns last night from Lieu
tenant Young's command, and report that Young
came upon the Indians about twenty-five miles from
Rawlins and had fight with them, about two hun.
dred in number during which fifteen Indians were
killed. No soldiers were hurt The Lieutenant feels
confident that he Will capture the whole party.
Lieutenant OBrien left Rawlins this morning with
achievements and ammunition.
1t Is reported at Bryan that party of Indians,
numbering about two hundred came into South
town and drove of about sixty Or seventy head of
horses.
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GREECE.
Hopeful of Progress.

Hopeful of Progress.
ATHENS June 2s, 1870.
1t is announced that work on the canal through the
Isthmus OF Cornth some time in contemplation. will
be commenced at once.
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Theatrical Enterprise.

PARIS June %, 1870.
Mrs. Wards private theatrcals, an American en-
terainment, the great attraction in Paris lust
now.
Among the spectators at the performance on
saturday We're Lord Lyons, Count PersiQny, NJ.
Chevalier and other distinguished persons.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Incendiary Fires In Providence-Coal EIe.
vator Burncd-Loss Eighty .threc Thousand

vat0r Burned-L0ss Eighty .threc Thousand
Dollars.
PROVIDENCE, June 2s 1870.
fire broke out about three O'Clock this morning
on Dorrance street dock and destroyed the coal ee.
vator sheds and considerable Of the stock Of Tucker
Swan Co., o. w. 4 E. A. Hopkins and property of
the Providence and Worcester Railroad Company
and damaged adjoining property. The loss Is esti.
mated at from $4,000 TO 100000. Tucker, Swan 4
Co. are insured for $29 200 and Hopkins for SloO 600
Knight, Cutter Co. lost a. 900 bushels or corn,
which was not insured.
The nremen are still at work, noon on the burn
ing coal. The fire was probably the work OF design.
Another incendiary fire occurred ut the same time
near by, causing loss of $4,000 to David Lester
coffee ana spice mills, and Of 5000 to L. I. Adams
" Co.'s paper box factory.
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Wesley and Luther.

DUBLIN, June q, 1870.
At conference OF the Primitive Methodists at Bel
fast Ireland, yesterday the subject Of reunion with
the Irish Episcopal Church was considered, but no
conclusion was reached.
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Tho Press Law.

PARIS, June %, 1870
prosecution has been commenced under the
press law against the Reren newspaper for article
published last May. entitled 'The Army and the
Pebiscite.u
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The Ladies INDIGNANT.

LONDON. June %, 1870.
An indignation meeting Of ladies' was held at
Shields to-day to protest against the Infectious Dis
eases Prevention act Of the Parliament already re-
ferred to, which was pronounced an abominabe
measure.
daughter OF Joseph Hume the statesman and
philosopher, accepted the chair.
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Railroad CalIision

DUBLIN June 90, 1870.
collision OF trains occurred to-day on The Belfast
and Bangor Railway. Sixteen persons were
seriously injured but none were killed outright.
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Disaster.

LONDON, June y, 1870.
The evidence taken at the coroner's inquest on
the Great western Railway disaster goes substan-
tally to prove that the casualty was caused by the
sudden breaking OF an axle through flaw which
could not have been detected by ordinary means.
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A.-Spiritunl Trapping Phenomena, by Mrs.
MARGARETTA FOX KANE, Of the Fox sisters, this
evening" o'clock Private sittngs for every day IS
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Death or a CIergymnn.

LONDON, June ZS 1870.
The venerable william Hale, Archdeacon Of Lon
don, died to-day, in his seventy fifth year.
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shirts, Collars, Cuffs, ind Drn wers-
unrivaled In style and manufacture, at
UNION, ADAMS a CO.'S, No. 637 Broadway.
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Domestic JOY.

PARIS, June %, 1870
The infante Marguerite, wife OF Prince Charles,
Duke or Madrid, has given birth to son at vevay.
The Princess Metternich has been safely delivered
of daughter.
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Tho Weather Elsewhere.

At Poughkeepsie yesterday the thermometer indi-
Gated OF degrees In the shade at Philadelphia 100
degrees. at Augusta Ga % degrees; at Charl0ttes-
vile, Ca, 102 degrees.
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IRELAND.
eQniet Restore,

sQniet Restored In Cork.
CORK, June 28-EveninQ
The city has been comparatively quiet since last
night. Two hundred special policemen are on duty
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Summer styles Cents and Youths Hats in
endless variety at popular prices gents Cashmere
hats a specially BURKE, l2s Fulton street.
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A.-Luns Complaints, Bronchitis, Asthma,
&c. are speedily relieved, and. If taken in time, permanently
cured by JAYNE's ExPECToRANT You will and in ,t
also certain remedy for Coughs and Cold. Sold every
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A.-Gents' Pearl Cashmere Dress Hats
for Five Dollars.
WARWICK 4 CO., SIC Broadway
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The Yachts at Cork Making Ready to Start.


LONDON, June g. 1870
Mr.. Ashbury, owner OF the Cambria before leav-
ing for Kinsale, ordered a yacht TO be built by
hathey, at Cowes.
She IS to be schooner or 27O tons burden and is
specially constructed TO compete with American
yachts.
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The Harvest.

LONDON June 2s, 1870.
Reports TO the agricultural journals from the
southwestern counties represent that the potato
crop has not suffered from the drought and promises
an abundant yield.
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FEARS FOR THE HEALTH OF THE CITY.

Many were the apprehensions expressed that this
burning heat may have other and more unpleasant
results than mere bodily Inconvenience for the
time at leasts. 1t was feared that IRON the slums
and sluices, the flth and garbage OF our unswept
Streets the decayng piers and lndredged ''slps,O
there may be bred by the decOmposng action Of the
heated atmosphere and the SUMS rays infectious
diseases as dangerous 70 life as any migratory cpl
demic from tropical Asia. II Is precisely at such
seasons that zymotic diseases mostly prevalent
and the mortality records OF this city and OF ali
other countries show cOnclusively that the
death rate Is highest during the warmest
months OF the year, even excluding the deaths di.
rectly attributable TO the influence OF the heat as
sunstrokes Hence IL Is that The health authorities
should be most active, and should to have all pre-.
ventive ordinances and regulations strictly exc
cuted, and cleanliness In streets and alleys In pub
Tic places as well as IN houses and factories rigldy
enforced. Pestllence may be bred here and need
not be Imported, and however salutary and com.
mendable the Quarantine laws are the usual pre-
cautions for the preservation of healthy atmO sphere
in the city are not less essential aud should not be
neglected.
THERMOMETICAL OBSERVATIONS.
The following are the observations made OF the
thermometer during the day and evening, up to mid
night. at Hudnuts drug store In the HERALD Build
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SPAIN.
ealth Recruitms

Health Recruitment.
MADRID, June %, 1870
General Prtm has gone to Toledo. He will return
ON Friday, when he will 90 to Vichy for few weeks
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Royalty Wanting in Etiquette.

NUyaty WautIn8 IN EuQuette.
PARIS June %, 1870.
The France tnewspaper) explains that the petition
OF the Orleans princes for the restoration OF their
right to live In France failed because It was ad-
dressed to the Corps Legslatif and not to the EN-
perOr.
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Healthful md Elegant.

LONDON, June u, 1870.
A ladies' croquet tournament for all England is
being held this week on Wimbledon Common II u
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The Infaur,s Friead.

MRS. wINsaow's SOOTHING SYRUP
the remedy the world for all diseases Of
children such teethng wind collie &C. II acidy
OF the stomach regulates the bowels and gives rest
and comfort to mother and child Perfectly cases.
~ millions Of mothers can testify.
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The Medicine Bow River Indians HostiIe-
Sioux Outrage in Wyoming.

CHEYENNE, June q, 1870
large force of Indians assembled at Medicine
Bow River yesterday, and exhibited signs of hostile
intent.
telegram from Rawlins, wyoming Territory.
says forty six Sioux warriors passed near that place
yesterday, going SOUTH In the outskirts OF the VII
lage they stole five horses and killed one man. Lien.
tenant Young with thirty-fve regulars, started in
pursuit OF them last night.
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MissisQuoi Spring Wafer Is an InfnIlibIo
remedy for all diseases OF the kidneys For sale by drug
gsts. See narnphletR ~
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American Walfham Watches.-The Best and
cheapest watches made. For sale by FULLER CO., q
John street, New YORK.
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Bunting Flags all Sizes Closing Out Chenp,
below market prices at HoJER 4 GRAHAM's, Manufac-
turers, 81 Duane street.
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A.-F0r q Stylish and Elegant Hat Call On
DOUGAN, 102 Nassau street, corner OF Ann.
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Electricity Removes Disease and IuvigOr.
ates body and mind. Applied by DIR. CHAMBERLAIN, No.
West Fourteenth
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A.-Boots and Shoes Of Every Variety, mt
reduced prices. f. A. BROOKS SIS Broadway
Soiled Shoes half price.
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b.
made to order OF New York Mills muslin and fue linen
bosoms cuffs, &C., Mt 36 dozen, "HAND MADE" send
for circular and measurement blank Gil up Sent free
NOTICE.
Send your orders direct TO me. The. NEW YoKE~
SHIRT Ii not sold In the stores all offered for
terfets and not make No goods genuine my
autograph Ia on the shirt and written signature
LEONARD 8. BALLOU, Agent.
Inv.n.o, ~ IN. Celebrated "F. Y. g." and
A"'e"''' VI WIG I the "New Yoke' Shirt
ONLY DEPOT 1896 BROADWAY NEW YORK.
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A.-For Restoring the Original Color Of tho
HAIR, DISTRESSING DANDRUFF AND CLEANSING THE
SCALP, REsTORER AMERICA IS WITHOUT AN EQuAL
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'ThOse Evening Bells, Those Evening Bells,''
A. iha. celebrated poet. Red Cloud wrote All very we'll but
Summer Hats sold by KNOX, the latter q III Broad
w-an Light, airy natty graceu d yna can
chased yesterday Ten mnates after lady friend said
TO US, why you are growirs young we wished We had
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CristadOro's Unrivalled Hnir Dye.-Soid
and applied at his wig and scalp factory No. Aston House,
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
251 Broadway corner Murray street.
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American Securities.

LONDON June 49, 1870.
The financial editor OF the LONDON Times says the
English holders OF Erie Railway shares may expect
copi0us Information to the condition Of that COM
pany and of the progress made IN the prosecution of
ther claims from Mr.. Sweeny, who has just arrived
In this country.
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Devoe's Kerosene Oil, Warranted safe and
q superior illuminator. The DEv0E MANUFACTURING
CO. LIZ Fulton street
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The city OF New York warmer-nay hotter-than
New Orleans and Havana and Key West; and that
too. by from twelve to fourteen degrees. But few
would believe 1t were 1t not that their personal
experience yesterday did convince them that 1t was
not only uncomiorta5ly hot but almost unendura
HE.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Gleanings of News i'm the
Metropolis.

MRS. Toodles" will have an opportunity TO specu
late to-day on the occasion of the police sale OF o6
truck" There are on the catalogue "a pieces
which will be put up at auction.
that after July the shield now In use bearing the
words metropolitan special Pooen be called In.
Sergeant August Miller. OF the First precinct was
transferred TO the Twenty-second, Vie Sergeant
VIM. Young. OF the Twenty-second, transferred 70
the First An order was also issued instructing the
sixteenth precinct police 10 reoccupy the old sta
ton house IN West Twentieth street, which has been
greatly enlarged and renovated
The only interesting business before the Board or
Health yesterday was q report from DR.. Morris an
nounong the eradication olsmallpox from the CITY,
there having been since the 22d adoption
OF resolutions endorsing the concentrations Of the
boiling and the revocation Of Toby Booths per-
mit the reference OF five applications to boil fat to
the Sanitary Superintendent, Sanitary Committee
and chemist for report showing the best mode OF
conducting the business and asking the Comptroller
for $l7O,O to clean the streets for this year.
Cases having been reported to superintendent
Jourdan Of dangerous injuries resulting from
children playing with torpedoes, brand Of which
resembles a stick OF candy and explodes when BIT
ten by children that gentleman yesterday out,
obtained specimens oil the questionable brands and
sent them to Dr. Morris. or the Board OF Health.
gerous materials, calculated to main. The Snperin-
tendent will endeavor to stop the sale OF the articles
One child day or two ago mist0Ok torpedo for o
stick OF candy and had her cheek blown away.