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Heavy Transactions in Tennessee
Sthtc Bonda-A Startling Rcve1ne
ton promlee

NV ToRx, April s.-Another remarkable
event promises before long To be revealed fully
to the public. For some timo Wall straet hsA
been much pcrplexed to account for the steady
and continuous demand for, md the advancing
price IN, Tennessee State bonds, and the fact
Of tho abundant chances for reverse move
ment.
Most Of the sales have been By epeculators.
selling them short It Is said By sLrewd and
well informed parties to the present move
ments, that tbs amount OF BhArea Is from
seven to ten millionA. Brokers generally re-
port that they can lend new Tennessee bonds.
They h4ve constant borrowing demand for
them. The old bonds cannot be borrowed at
Ill. and rnay have been shipped to Europe,
associated with leading brokerage atms-
The buyer Of these Tennessee bonds is eoma
foreign house, with largo means. Il Is 1c-
ported that Ill necessary arrangements have
been made in the proper quarters 10 insure tho
| passage Of bill through Congress TO reim-
burse the State Of Tennessee for ita lossoa dur
ing tho war, by the government paying from
ei6, GOO 900 to el5, 900 600 in caA to the State,
which will reduce the State debt to s15, OK, 900
or go COZ, 900, and also rcliere it from III
floating obligations When this IL done, the
State Legislature will paas laws similar To those
Of South Carolsra, and pay the interest on hel
| bonds in coin.
, 1870-04-11
BUSINESS NOTICES,

The LadieA' Sorosls ClMb, OF NcW
York. recently changed their discussions from
vcman's suffrage to liaiz Preparations and Pimpe
DanIsherH. They dec1asc1i that where uat"rc had
oct endowed them With bssutJ, It Was shclr right
-yca, their tluty-to s:ck it where they could Sc
they i'll voted that Magnolia Balm oTcrcaIne sal.
lowuess, rough Akln, and rinEmsrks, and care t9
rarhle-ilke appearance dangerous TO men, nc
ducbt); md that Lyons k4thas1on made the hail
uuw thick, soft, md awful pretty, and, moreover
prevented II from turning gray. IL the proprietor.
of these articles did not send the sisters an invoice
they are not Anart
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CIRCUIT COURT.

FAhk i.
Eorth PnIk Commissioners :. Mary T. Palmer Ct
ais Petition for the appointment Of Commission.
ers for the condemnation Of an undivided nal1 Of
1ani commencing at point ssAs feet east and
<leb feet north Ut the Southwest corner OF The
northwest fractional qunrter ot Section
II minutes, weat 1sae feet to the south line sf =
rs "trip Vi land owned hy the Union Stock lard
and Transit Company, thence west 200 feet along
such strip fright Of waJ,, thence south degrees
ii Minutes, 6as feet, thence east 7uo feet to the
place Of beginning.
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Get rid of yaur Cold mt once, or you
uay keep on faeAtng your lungs W1th q couSh IN
for the production OF tubeFcles: and then, instead
OF simple, essily cured Affection, you viii hare
TO deal with consumption Dr.: Jaynes EInectof.
AMI viii promptly cure nil coughs AMI colds, and
IL imrart.nc vtGor the respiratory orEats enable
them freely to throw OF distractions enGcn'icFetl
By neglected colds, aud heal all sorc OF 1uianed
nalfs. Sold ereJMhere.
, 1870-04-11

IAFIIS--At Pistsseld. Mask. AyEl 4 NalteE Latin.
In the t1b ycar Of his age. Drerar was lkthrf o. MI
:1oi Smith ma brother cf Matthew Laasu, CT this
c3ty. =.
And only child Of the lAtc William and Aon T. Gf1!h
ak-d rraEp and month
F1rcTafEpt1 the rcsidcrcc =, " aEntEt4 sodAF Al
q m Frtenfa intftra tn attcnA
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To Coachneu.

In order to avoid confusion, dr1vess Of carriages
coming to the Opera House, tonight, veqaea.ed
u come In from State street. raassnG out To Dear
horn. Al the closc Of the performances, they Will
form on Dcartotn street, passing out to STATE.
Carriages ray be ordered Tor lo.5o.
, 1870-04-11

Deputy Corpncr Spears yestcrday held m in.
quest over the body OF boy, ByearA OF age, naued
Ernest Canen. who was accidentally drowned on
TIT 2Sth ttay of February last In the hssn, inside
the tscakwAteE. The body was discovered early
yesterday morning. The father Of deceased Is 4
real estate dealer, residing at No Il Monroe STREET
The Jury EcturDcd verdict Of accidentally
drowned At the time tho hoy w1s discovered
missing his parents entertained tue notion that he
EnH isen kidnapped, and offered reward Of $500
for his return, and no questions askel.
, 1870-04-11

Families Waiting Boston Can Find
no bet.ey accommodations than suite OF fooms
nt the American House, with hath rooms, clos.ts,
Ic Close 10 principal places OF business anu
prnrscmeDt.
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Esther.

All Who tate psn in the csntata Of Esther, arc
requested to conc IS soon AFTER ocl -ct. this
evening, rs oossiblc, so shas Al may r dtsssed,
comtntucc6 promptly At O'Clock
, 1870-04-11
IcYICKER,S THEATRE.

LAST NIGHTS Of Jos- f
e NJ NJ e Il,
In CHARLES GAYLKR's DT.nA Of
FRITZ, Our Cousin German,
EVERY EvEN1EC and SATURDAY MATfSEH.
Mr. KAMET w1I introduce New ChAr1cter SonS
md Dance. "OH! DON'T l LOVE MY PETSf!"
Friday, Farewell Nenent ef Mr. Ru1uex.
Last NIGHTS! LAST N1tlHTA! LAST NIGHTS,
NondAy, Aur!I le LUCILLE WESTERN.
, 1870-04-11

day, were the following: John {. Cox, Washing
ton: Jacob Lyons, New York; T. E Chandler,
Ct,'swatrr, Mich: q. ". Francis. Buffalo; Il 4
Williama, Dtcorah: Charles E Scn!lekc, san
Francisco: Henry ". Locke, Davenport; Georgr
crandau, Burlington: B. F. Darling, 1anesyie; !;
James B. C71tcy, Madison; Henry L Lor1nR, ST.
Paul.
Among tho Arrivals 1t the St James Hcsel,
erstrrd1r, wFrr the following: Colonel james 6.
bushnell. New York: Henry !. CORNING, Wash
irg4nn; b c. Connrs, Burlington; Mchard Wal
singharn, BuGa!o; Frederick 4. Knox, Aesny !;
James q Carroll, St Joseph; C. s. Potter. Aa1l.
son; l. u. Merton, 1seison, Mich; s 81
rnorhs Rochester, y. u: Samuel l. BROOKS.
1ikcrrnnd, Va Charles Butters, Cairo.
-AE.anE thc arrivals II the sherman H0nset
yesterday, were the following: Thcodorn u man,
! la>tnn; y. n. Tllden, San Francisco; Geo. +
I.'s!s. Sew York, George Th1Iutou. New1fk;
SaAI1es Reynolds, trtcn Bays William +. Grove,
l Cleveland: A1lred II. Pease, Ru1alo; X D. Ferris,
ScK YORK; llenry Welin0, Hong Kong; j. F.
| Ha1trf, Portland; GctL F. Howard, Taunton,
Masse E T. Travo, Pittsburgh; Geo q Bullock,
among the arrivals n the T.r1nont Housc
Yesterday, were the folloxinx: C. y Malthy, Bal
| t.ronrc; Hon. VITA. Window. Wluenz: Z IL Eel
! iorE, A!IwarIce; r ". Ferguson, 0lAsKow, scot
lan't; E. c. King, Cincinnati: \. L. Hta,ts,ope
E4tnh; ". Graham, New rusk; ]. NJ, Cooner
s. Louis; William Alien, Iron Mn1nt4!n Eallrnad
George A. Rst,oEs. Cincinnati; ". Welcott SeJ
furk; q. u, Gates, BnfIAto; F. W. NoaaErH Ery
uascn; ". ". 0atnes, Cleveland.
, 1870-04-11

Simon IIIldeHbsutel, proprietor Of 4 satoon 1t
No. B1s Btue Island avenue met with terrible &c
rtdent at O'clock lest evening. While Al Occu-
rant Of the clubhouse, the foot suddenly gave way,
md the unfortunate man was prectpttafed into the
vault where he remained foE hali m hour. Onlcer
Sc1ror was attracted TO the scaue hy the socfcruua
ia.ktnE Of dog, and when he discovered The hor-
E1flv positton Of tue man, only his hands ~srt
abHvc the surface. Calling eeyeEa1 nciShboEs 10
hts assistance, MI. uildcnbcutci WAS quickly Ielea
cd frurs his position, but In Ench condition
that there Ii hut Iifue hopes Of bis recovery MH.
NIiienDeutel Is abuut 10 years OF nEc.
, 1870-04-11

George Monroe engaged livery turn-cut yes
ter.ay, and the way he dEuye up and down Clark
finally taken into custody ~ Dlncer Crtmeaux.
Who also tock chaIgo Of the, horse and lug9y.
Whi!c driving his Prisoner to the Aynory, the lat
chaEe eafued: Alasse crowd soon participated,
azd attcr run Of nearly mile the plrahle-footi
youth HnaIiy rHn into the arms OF Oulcer McGafy
On state R1Il.ct-
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AMUSE1dEEHT3
ERD9BF'S OPERA HOUSE.
Il
ESTHER.

cROaRY'S OPERA HOUSE
on TEE EVENINGS OF
Monday, April IL; Tuesday,
April IL; Thursday, April
IL; Friday, April Is,
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CHICAGO, April ?, 1870.


An AppcA1 Tor AuucXnfi0nS
We extract rs followB from tho uauifesto Of
tho Nova Scotia League:
"IAc Annexation League feels tha: the i'm
uenso mineral resources Of our country would
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
TOR BALE9OUTH SIDE
IMPROVED. ,
lx-&3per- er-MICHlGAN-AV. TwostoEJ frame Aha

sALR-souTHp ups1HTn aI3k
Ss!sf b.se!aeat dwelling. Lot si1lls fost
sa-SoHdRSR ShP} t SssE; rxe:ss., 4a. INV:
Th5s.sst s!,,.. ;, + Tws
t sfsf5; Fl iti r. 49,, Esss ,s
baienee . .ad yeaE as pr cent; or
'' viii brief basement, east front Let s51
III, -E1ci1aAN.Ay. nA.r TA.rtesa.a.*t, 4
'eSstHti hsasas "a ii ~ ss1loa sses Very CIV CIV
s.sanL1spiANA.Av:. ND ne.r T~ensytourtb.s.
LA1se square brick residessee. with wide
fat 1i q lF Wa Via IL @ otae1 pop4r 1e;aasf Il
sr, 30 :a 95SEHEs4P.A I91EE4'Av Heq.s md BAN No. ~
stsIy fi11ae d~rilins fseata es1t 1ot sa1
ssaaa-FRA1R1E.1V. T1oszozy frsns ssa,-,
With Frraeh roof and coo5rte brick bar
% epen pis11s. Ia vi modern M II t1aprox xranen1.
Lot 4I17 frtt, fronts sat, near Twenty
Av.-F1rst4cl..zh hriek dwelling.
Si,ooo cab required, and vin like Is 90 il
!. sLSSitEia9Sxv SIT shtR:gysf v"ss ssg 7h.rua,..t-
Gooa tEo;stery hea.s: 'st ..is' feet Tht'
: snm-pGUGiA ASFLAcE = T.ottesy tr.sne s
Ese!, s., !e!Saiss a. 49,,
= es'-fAAlatE1An GefwSn NV n. In,s = M sad
.- viii frnt ont 4 40 pr month.
- S..sea. assE sssf: sssai
. sm.l hSg;f' lh%Sgx;Af'Asu.Ay. r1at,ty.ar,,.t.-1...s
Sfs5iff sS?;. r. .S 'sss sssto b,ue
TWcuthst d e 'o'' '' s'N17S 'ee'' -'''@e' y
Observation-Disclosures and hrick haas
sai .s 3os1sH fser = neg ~ 'a1 a1s.aeastd nd seI
3 4-WkBAsH.Kv-;:sra0 fctt north ot Fifty
3 a,;s:r G1svss4 c.sa; nSh iii ,!Si1 IL 3 &
,LEs;iy,ST.. 5ss; I md h.. 1.p.,.,..-ssrln.
! lSoo-Hak%ooDA' e ~ ea'' Of lAns'e7 ''-s''
= HSoa.1.aea:sais lei; sas sersns e.sS. aet
a ss-BETHRFIELb.sT.n near Fifiiethei--sev
Il IT. LIZ LII sS1'0 ite1 At ea@ easo' '''' 10
3 s+STA7sSTF "a l::; F;oDs pear ponsl'+
j .nliit9 IRIEAV.. near Thlrtv.secona -f4-f5
iSfert esst 'front.' Thu il . bargain =.
4SoSpHAHsf IN Hss Iii ;1Sti tt n ssSn: ss Aasa s.
sn!era- Xbsrsa,n. -
GakWGon datn S1ote Aaaea st st. s e ssf eee
II -METEST.. ME1sTE .sx1tl feet. near Fotty-as,tsi
Tf514; s;;n: .t,,.. feet. e..t front ne.
Thtrevlourth-st
y spdIii subdI1iaion. nesr Enxt:Wsed. n Lot 4asia
ss4sg.i IL Z IN 1ssh rsr f.o1 81 ieS
- .,soa-:s se1es IN soe;Ioo = = q neAz the II
"a -iNpiATa.Av. 1slts iAv Let Is, hioes :, IN Wen
worth Subdivision.
, 1870-04-11

Between and o'clock yesterday morning a
rar,y Of rUuKhs entered the saloon Of David
Thornton, corner OF Maallsnn aud Dcaft,otn
streets, and engaged In an alteration. When On
sc1 Drtlry entered the place, for the purpose Of
Queiltuc The disturbance, they all turned upon the
public guardian, md gave him severe druhltuE
The halkerper, who attempted to assist the 1I1cer,
was MISC roughly handled. -Four OF the participants
wc1e subsequently nIrcsted. They E1Fc thcr
lanes ss John Murphy, William FTanzcn, jero,nc
Higgins, md Henry NJ Smith.
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Chorus of Two Hundred!
IN FULL COSTUME
GRAND ORCHESTRA
PRESENTATIONS.

THIRTY-EIGHT PIECES!
twill bo ohses7pd that several u the teadnk paris
htyc men Duplicated The lAdts named Tor tntm eF-
pcar1ux On Alternate evening"
PRESENTATIONS.
ESTHER, the QUEEN
,fr~. ia. FRANCIa:. a1rs. L. H. HltE'
asn.n o.esseer Of the Realm E e + s,sItb. MMTo
Mordet1 the T. =. 2tGn1ins EIa
xEK ESH. EIamnnsr Vt1cs
Mrs. z. h. BREWER.
.-...-.. MN j. NJ Riley.
INIT O. D. Bllaa
Mordecais Sitter Ms. W. F. smith
Ie5la. HananEs Child ~ Lnl9 HaSne
Quccp's u aids of Horor....-....- KIT G. ". Iaecr
zeresh's Nstds Of Honor....... Viz r Enieost
ArA VI. DaYia
MrJ. F. Davidson
Kint's Chambe1taIns. NJ A 4 smith
Nj is, Robinson
,.,.,. ....... {Ar. p. B. Sectt
Srrhr ....,.,.,,.,..,....Mt.W ". G. CoG1wrlL
x,ste1 & haN j. N.nnes. n.s
fAr. Il B. Maxwell, Nj. T. ?. ksster,
NJ. C. K RobrEtA MI. y. 0fEtne.
duAlu1.'.. Mr. q. Rpadnixht, Mt, 3. F. Wood.
, ". Perry. NJ W. 4. Spencer.
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nI&Asrifannns

In a1lu.tinG to the WAboSl avenue fre Of Satur-
day night, in scssrrdayr tsxue, We ktasef thst tse
Claim whs toundcd from Isox No, IL tnstcxd of
IS As II should hare becn- Our atatcEuent was in.
ecsrect The alarm WIS sounded rom the f1gnt
tox.
"A number OF GEiswold stEect dc1nirtpA en-
cagcI Ia tehetl battle In the open street yesteY-
lofrcs against The crc1nr, and lald Siege 10 Inc
1 strrft The inmates nf sercn houses were Arrest
| Cd, ra1iz.n9 net product Of forty pvikoners-
| Thomas Hunt, visited Wells strrct saloon,
| Testertat. and was robbed OF ss0a. Iast evening
| Morris Ahrnhaln, Hcnans Hays, AID Levy Lenld,
a1. cn ~ @ nv "91e nv 1r ~
| hcsy-
! .Jcserh Joachim and wife, residing nt the
! corner OF North and Sheffield avenues, wrEt
| thtcmn cut Of buggy yesterdAy afternoon, md
10th severely in{urrd. Ars- Joachim met with q
I broken li11h
| The rcstdence Of Hi. George Fleming, M. 50:
! South 1IAlstcd street, wHs burKlal1opsly entc1et
| carly yesterday morning, and robbed OF nune,
| ard yalunLles to The amount Of $1a5.
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sUPERIoR NURT.
spECIAL ASSESSMENTS

HEw SETI3 .- .
Robert NJ. Dunleyy =. Marshall Field Ct ALA
tFlcld, Letter Coy, Case DAmaGea Laid Al *7''
Gh6
, 1870-04-11

nocrn Skin made smooth by ustnE
Juniper Tar Soar manufactured by Gas"eIis
Nazarl L Co., New York
, 1870-04-11
DIED.

Cbnppcd Hands md Faces Cured
hy UstnV Juniper Tar Soap. Made by Caswells
nn11r,i CO. New York
, 1870-04-11
eEO, P, GORE l. CO.,

GEO. P. GORE l. Co.,
ce, 81 md 2G Itando1ph-et-,
WILL OFFER At AUCTION.
On Tuesday. April IL, n ~ \. M,
The bAlsnt+ Of the stock Of Sara1 Lbr1mA1 Sou,
Wkplcsalc Clothing Dealer. enusistirsh Of
Cashmere Suits, Goats, Pants and Vests
Cashmere Shirts, Gents Unds1shirrs and
Drawers, Linen Shirts, Handkerchiefs,
Hosie7y, &C.,
Al,o, = splendid in4 Of LINEN HAyDKERCu{EFs,
EINtSES, INSERTIONS, HOSIERY, POCKET
RQoKS SoT1oAS, Go and S reA BLACK "a
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AUCTION SAL
MlLWAUKEE-AV.


In one lot undcr chA,rl norrast, ni spseald Rfl-
l!asa Hall and Bowling Alley, tnerthcr wtsh ihErr BIZ
lAru Tables. ro711Aetnt Couattf FtxturrA fnruisnr
Slocf- ard ecctA the ptrulas Sos- u md ~ NH
wantre>av II aurtion. On "Wednesday, Apl IL II 70
e1 and hs. l<sn dptaE one q The brsi nsae. oa The
AIa On tn AAn1c day chAttcl fnetttAfr aa1s OF &he
FnTnitt:rt F1ttn1. Geok stoTee CEpehe!- ts1s:tE.E
4FfendIi Mirrnf lAr1c Ter Box Couner 1tock Of his
fry md Srl.s .tfeTt aiming 70 Silicon and Rt.tau.
Ant ranox Cd 70 md ~ Aiwause<sv 1t Aution- on
Wt,iuc4!aT, hp.ll Il, IL + H., utthout rrsrrtn
EbW Aid r. THOMAS CO.
, 1870-04-11

Cod LIVER OIL
Hara1d L Casweus Cod Liver Oh IL the Hs,-
Advertisement
, 1870-04-11

YeBfeF1ay'8 E1ffN.
The alarm from Box l6l, At $40 +. NJ, yesterday,
was caused Ly a lire In u lMo-siorJ frame, No. 80
Eoyttl Cla1k street, owned by John Kupet nud oc-
curcd by II. @. lanann Is a grocery Etore and
residence. The building WAS damaged to the ex-
tent Of *oo Insured for fP, 200 In the German Nd
tual Tue stock and fixtures were damaged about
$500; insured In the GcsmunlA Of Chicago. The
lun3alc8 were nt,scnt al the tIfuc Of the drc.
The alarm frulu Box 9t9, NJ half-past O'Clock
yrsterlay afternoon, was caused By the spontane-
Lus combustion Of several barrels of line, In Has
mtt'8 tanIery, No. 30 Front Btseet Loss nOtl!nal
, 1870-04-11
THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING.
l!r.. J, A. FRANCIS. a@...-..;;T51H 4MEES 4!r;
Nrx. j N. Rlf.Ef& nN. nN....-..-.FUOF4&EFE>,*
'A1 - ~ M1ilDECAt'A SISTER
pOPCXAR SCALE OF PN1GESI
hnAinsl0gM n %
FAMILY tEaAA@
II Stats be secured 1t any ttfno daring thc dAy.
but Heke. VIII be good Only fay the evening Of taesz
, 1870-04-11
HOUSEHOT,n C0oNE

k'Shs hs saAl1E-fURSITURK AND BEDDISG-AT
= 80 sAtest Good location foz boarding hooae.
" ASIED--sEGoSpHASD FURNITURE, CAR
- pSn etc Ihose h1yf1R pA1t or All Of thef fcru3-
9.e !od sA'e, sVr1z to Il. CGAPIS, "a. is South
, 1870-04-11

N-ASTE1TO PERCuASE-A Eor-sr ,-
lot on Wet Side in GOOD nef6hI2fhood tsar4A t-o11
SHGn T. es1D elan sa4h .Ae haaec II t..rye an1U.i
paETnente. Addrc1g p H. O. BfCHA I1S = " =. FL
?. O k.vtnr fa1t pattctlA;I "e9koso
, 1870-04-11
TO RENT-ROOMS,

TO RENT-ROOMS.
- =
no RENT-KOO3I3 SUITABLE FOR FAMILIES,
In Lrirk huildnE-A store in the eame butdsns+ It
lug North GlArk-st
!I'O RKST-A NICE SUITE OF ROOMS. IN GOOD
nralr, the latr shnrr, At1trtutSL. suitable
fcf family Inquire at - Pratrseav.
ITO RESr-IARGE FRONT ROOM, so1s EEEr,
In the fourth sloFx Of tht Ktynolds Kloek inquire
of f. s. ItAWLEf. i aud Is Rrynoldsf Block-
ITO REST-FURy1SHED ROOMS II THE MER-
l eantlIr Kuildink, lld IeSAc-.t- Apply At ko1n
, 1870-04-11

A-S 511S
$E-3 @-
&H-4 80
NS~A sMD-
c1-k so
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LOST AND FOUND,

r QST-AT THE FIRE ON wABA3H-Avr 3AJrR
IL day exrpnE, rubber coat and htr hat Tie
tadet Win plt.ss Ett9tu i 70 N.NpEth Enkne Rsr.e.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11

harmonious action This wac deemed inexpedlent aud
was finally laid on the table, when business
coming before the Committee they adjourned two weeks
and separated in the best OF humor.
THEyYOUNG MEMS GENERAL DEMOCRATIC COM
MITTEE.
The Young Mems General Democratic Com
mitee held meeting last evening. aud tho election OF
officers speedily dispatched. with the following re-
suit: President. Joel A. Fithlan; Vice President Jame
Oliver; Secretaries, Henry NJ. Garvin, aud j. r. Hen
messy; Sergeant alarms, Lawrence Iangdon.
Mr. John r. Fellows delivered a vigorous speech de.
mandatory OF Republicans, and audatOry Of Taminany
AlgernOn Sullivan OF the Fifteenth Ward spoke for
some time. His speech was characterized with even
more bitter abuse OF his political opponents than his pre-
decessOr. He admired the Young Democrats. he said
and regretted that he had been transferred from them
10 the Old Mems Committee.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11
)RTUOPFDIC DISPENSARY.

Among lie many charitable institutions OF
this city hee are very few that deserve more praise for
the object their charity than the Orthopadlc DIS
pensary at 200 Broadway. This institution provides
medical treatment for the sick poor especially WIN rei
erepce TO the diseases and deiormes OF the spine and
hin Joint Ortzed in 1866 the Dispensary has thus far
afforded aid 10 p5 persons and given advice to 1876 It's
doors are open afford relief every Monday Wednes'
day and Fridg, from TO p m Inc suIgeo.s GI
surgeons Drs hryso and Carr, have given unremttng
atGutOn 10 th cases under their care ana the result O
tbcr reomentbas almost invariably resulted In marked
relief OF suferg in all instances where the disease was
taken In its list stage Even III many eases miUio m & o
ming s rayage Yesterday afternoon the anhual meet
Ing Of the trutees was held ana the event was 1 in
YEA nv giving the little patients, at present 2j III
nnrnber "a Christmas celebration. An evergreen
,or.os with on.bons and filed with mittons, stock.
& ond ,ther use fu articles occupied one end OF
the lal while at the other long tao,e was
laden With ornges cake ana Otler eataOlcs. h'o,y
thing passed Oihery pleasantly 10 the mahahein'i' "
the children wee delighted.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11
BROOKLYN BOARD OF ArDrPMry

The new Board met yesterday afternoon.
The rules Of 1869 were adopted communication was
received from the Mayor ycoing the resolution passed
Dec 27 1862 awarding the contract for furnishing regis.
tered bonds TO j. F. DaOnt the ground that at the
time there was no money IN the Treasury applicable to
that purpose The Corporation Counsel sent I'm a
munCaOn reference to the judgment for 81 500 with
costs and interest, obtained by John j. Prince
Supreme Court against the city. The Judgment for
certificate Of Indebtedness given under the old system for
work In filing lots by order Of the Board, but which
certificate it claimed In behalf OF the city, paya-
bic only when the assessment Land for such purpose
should DO collected. The latter clause overrued
because the Board Lad directed the Controller to reduce
tho te collection books, and the Controller
and allowed It 10 tie district OF assessment The Counsel
Committee for reports referred. Alderman Whiting
moved to the salary OF Capt GILL; Deputy Collector
Of Taxes and Assessments from $4,000 to $1,000 year,
from January 1870 In Offering the resolution he said
that Mr. GIL obliged to furnish 10000 bonds to the
city the faithful performance OF his duties and that
he was a Of great ability, aud one who not paid
a fair compensation. Alderman Bergen moved 10 amend
by increasing the salary Of the Deputy Street COmms
sioner 10 the same amount Alderman Clancy moved 10
amend furtler by adding the Deputy Controller. The
amendments were carried, and the resolution, a q
whole, lost Alderman Whiting offered the following,
which was mOpted:
Re,I Tat referred committee Of three consider the
contained His Honor
the Mayor 70 recommend Tor the adoption oi TINS Board such action
- they shall dem advisable.
The repOt Of the Law Committee recommending the
amending the City Charter made the special order
FOR next Mondays meeting.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11
REVIT4L or AMERICAN SHIPBUILDIyG

About twenty members of the NewYOrk AS
Interest met last evening in Room No a. Cooper Inst
tue. Daniel Coger presided Charles Heaton read the
minutes Of the last two meetings and D. D. westeryelt
presented the report Of the Committee which went to
Washington about three weeks ago. and urged upon the
special Congressional Committee Navigation Interests
and upon Secretaries Boutwell, and RObeson the impOr-
tance Of taking immediate and active measures for the
revival Of American shpbuding That portion Of the
late message OF Gov Clafiin OF Massachusetts,,
which refers TO American commerce, read
aud heartily indOrsed, eN.Alderman Stephen
Roberts made some remarks attributing the decline OF
lron which we Import from England. instead OF wood,
which British builders had obtain from this cOun.
try lie thought suitable legislation might aid the Amer.
lcan shipping interest considerably but believed U would
De found extremely difficult to compete successfully with
the cheap labor cheap iron, and cheap coal Of Great
Britain Mr.. Coger took brighter view, and thought
proper Congressional encouragement would inspire the
American mechanic TO work fast enough to than
Keep pace with his British competitor. EX-AldeTman
Leonard H. BOOe anticipated opposition in Congress,
and read extracts from letter written Captain Cod
to show that the Clyde designed by nature to be
tine great shpbudlng centre OF the world" and that
Americans should be content TO buy their vessels there
Mr. BOOle has prepared lengthy document in reply to
on Printing for publication Joseph Smelling thought t
would help the American Shipping interest very much TO
pass tdc reducing me duties fttcen or tUey per cent
all gOOds imported it Aneiicdi bofLoms0 II f. Row
cscung our heavy export trade from foreign hands and
declared positively that the difference In the cost Of
American and British shp-buding depends entirely on
the cost OF the raw material laid down in the yard"
ships are contrary to the general suppOson nearly
same ~ both countries.