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The New York herald., 1870-09-12

I e FIFTH AVENUE, OPPOSITE BREVOORT HOUSE,.
lO Handsomely furnished P2rlor Floor with without
private table, also Rooms third floor this first class
house references exchanged.
The New York herald., 1870-09-12

90 WEST TWENTY EIGHTH STREET.--TwO OR
- three Suits OF Rooms let 10 families also single
Rooms for gentlemen, with Board location convenient;
house iirs class.
The New York herald., 1870-09-12

n ABINGDON sQUARE.-TwO PLEASANTLY STU
q ated front Rooms, second 1oor to let fmnshc !;
family private; terms moderate Beecker street and Eighth
avenue cars pass the door.
The New York herald., 1870-09-12

OH CLINTON PLACE, EIGHTH STREET, LARGE
90 hoor.-Parlors and furnished Rooms TO let, In q
private Feach family; French table. Prices very moderate.
The New York herald., 1870-09-12

1ON EAST TwENTY-TnIRD STREET CORNER
IOU Fourth avenue. .-Handsomc and comfortable Rooms
for families and single gentlemen with class Board
convenient to and stages location unsurpassed also
day boarders.
The New York herald., 1870-09-12

OO CLINTON PLACE.-PARTIES DESIRING NICELY
pC furnished Rooms, wth first class Board, the fall
and winter be accommodated the second door viii be
let together or separately
The New York herald., 1870-09-12

lTTH STREET ELEGANT ROOMS. WITHOUT
bonrd TO gentlemen oniy S East Seventeenth street.
near Union square.
The New York herald., 1870-09-12

on CLINTON PLACE, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
u Large front Room third fourth noor FOR gentle
and wives sasc gentlemen, with good Board
encek exchanged.
The New York herald., 1870-09-12

TX WEST TWENTIETH srREET.-AN ENTIRE PAR
lC lor and Third Floor 10 let with without private
table, house newly and Handsomely furnished thronshont
The New York herald., 1870-09-12

A LADY LIVING ON MURRAY HILL, NEAR MADI-
n avenue few select parties willing
for the elegance and surroundings of refined home
Address B. b., Herald o1ice.
The New York herald., 1870-09-12

r)JST STREET, GRAMERCY PARK.-LARGE, ELE-
IL gaDty furnished Rooms to let with FIRST class Board
private table desired references given desired.
Can address lS7 East Twen.y-frst street
The New York herald., 1870-09-12

I TIL sTREET.-ABUNDANr AND UNUSUAL TABLE.
II elegant house, splendid rooms, aud refined home
are 10 be found at 2l5 West refereaces exchanged
The New York herald., 1870-09-12

81 WEST FORTY-SIXTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE-
IL nue-A private family have fine Handsomely fur-
nshcd front Room second story let with Board loca-
tion nrst c!ass
The New York herald., 1870-09-12

m LEXINGTON AVENUE, NEAR THE CORNER OF
E Twenysixh strcet--Roonis 10 let, with Board good
references
The New York herald., 1870-09-12

10 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR SIXTH
Z avenue -Doubc and single Rooms to let with Board
ref erence required.
The New York herald., 1870-09-12

1ATH STREET, 2l7 WEsr.-UNUsUALLY LARGE,
Il elegant Rooms with iaIge closets hall Rooms
with closets let with Board house strictly first class
The New York herald., 1870-09-12

100 WEST THIRTEENTH STREET. FEW DOORS
IOJ below Sixth avenueA few well furnished Rooms,
suite or sngy let, with Board small family. Refer
ences eychanred.
The New York herald., 1870-09-12

=. Il
10 with or without Board private family.
10 wisT TwENTY-FoURTH STREET OPPOSITE
III Fifth Avenue HoteEIosant furnished Rooms to let,
with or without Board TO gentlemen and wives, single
gentlemen.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-13

tane M Ergc5y stock Of genuine Iut,u'3 peIfamoyle
's'er oucrcl TO tho citizens ot TctrGloun N,ctra.
Ys it. SsGFtSSG}sis
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-13
THE OIL r4ARI1Ers.

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY RrcouD
PETROLEUM CENTRE Sept. Is.
The market has been dull ata heavy all
day at yesterdays prices. $3.20 TO 25 was
offered this morning.. but fell Of later and
$3,l5.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-13

LIVERPOOL. Sept l2,--l2 p. m
Refined 1879. Spirits II.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-13

ANTWERP, Sept. l2.-3p. N.
Crude No market.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-13

EiyiEe service.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at IL o'clock A. NJ. and Z
)'clock I. NJ.
D. PATTON, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath OF II A. NJ. and
~ z. NJ. Sabbath School at l21a Z. NJ.
eats free. A cordial invitation extend
ed to all.
REV. c. NJ. HEARD, Pastor.
ST. PETERS AND PAUL'S '(Catholie)
CHURCH.
Mass at 101l a. III.
Vesprr and Benediction of the Blessed.
sacrament at p. n.
Catechism at 2 p. m.
JAMES DUNN, Pastor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10
PROBABLE HOMICIDE IN HoBoKEN.

On Tuesday evening veterinary surgeon
named Jacob Seinmsn WAS walking along Frsts. lio'
boken and arriving OF the corner OF Adams gang of
young rowdies. who were amusing themselves with
snOwbalng the pedestrians rudey assalled him win
fusade Of hardened snow. which 30 annoyed MN that
he demonstrated rather harShly HcreupOn young
cor,,,u named George Dcdee struck DR. Seinman and
knocked him down, aud whio lying on the ground
kicked him the face. The doctor however was aDle
10 90 home but arriving there obliged TO go Ia
bed In the mean time Dedce WIS arrested ana held 10
ban by Justice White. Yesterday morning the doctor
head commenced swelling. and Mt noon he grew uncOn
scious aud his iuirUcs assumed such an alarming char
acer that yesterday afternoon Dedee was rearresleu
and committed Hudson County JAN TO await the
result Of Dr.. Sfenman's injuries. The physicians say
that his brain is injured Dedec. when asked what nc
had 10 say for himself replied that he acted IN sell
defense that lie not one of those VINO lhfe~ tha
snowballS aud that the doctor drew dlrk-khe on hn
when Knocked him dOwn To avoid being STABBED, Oub
did not kick him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10
ASSEMBLY.
BILLS PASSED.


Concerning pawnbrOkers in New-Gork; rel
alive 10 the public health IN NowUtrecht; excepting the
Counties Of New-YOrk, Kings and Oneida from the act
relative the fees of the County Treasurer providing
for approaches "A bridge Bushwich Greek; TO
abolish the Contracting Board and contracting system
on canals, 10 to Ga party vote.
EVENING SESSION.
The special order, the various resolutions OF
sympathy the Cubans in their struggle for iudcpend-
ence were announced and read by the Clerk There were
some half dozen different series. After their reading,
Mr. Littcohn said IL clearly evident that It would
DO impossible for the House 20 select the particular series
would wish to adopt and he therefore m0vedto Icy the
whole subject the table, aud proceed to the regular
order OF business. Garfield 10 %.
GENERAL ORDERS.
The House Committee disposed Of the following bills
a. noted To appoint additional number OF policemen
In Saratoga SpriHgs-third reading
Mr.. FREAH had consent to introduce a bill ID relation
70 local government m the City and County OF Kew
York. which referred to the New-iork Delegation
This u the new charter.
Mr LITTLEJOHN moved that the Cuban resolutions
DE taken the table aud referred to the judiciary
Committee. Carried.
Mr. sELKREG had consent ~ introduce bill to amend
the Act Suppress Iuemperancc with reference to
distribution OF the Excise money.
dered to Il third reading,
Several other bills ordered TO third reading ana
the House adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10

Few intelligent readers need correction ct
the absurd usstaemont which appeared IN most ~ the
papers yesterday 10 the effect that Mr. Charles OtouF
~, black. balled when his name was proposed Tor mem
bership III Bar Association. We did not publish TINS
oursclvcs but inasnuch Mr. OConor's name was Acc
dentally mentioned In report among those leld
over for further consideration 1t seems proper to state
what every might have known, mat no Oh
lection made 10 his name, aud that he was promptly
chosen.
The large art collection of c. L. Frost, esq.
OF this city which Is Ia be sold previous To tue departure
of for protracted stay IN Europe, If now on
exhibition at the cosy galleries of Leayitl strnnssn
Co. on Clnton-piacc. The pictures have been gather"u
during tho last 20 years, and consists princIpaIy
OF works OF modern painters, incIudinG " w
of Horace Vernet, Carl Hubner David hou
Inct sayry aud other European celeDriues'
Many Of our native artists also represented as ~,
set, Eastman johnson, James NJ. and william i.r v
Fignau BisphaIn HOlberton, Brovoort' ana ooI ~,
Among the paintings Marine, Ihe ne'ts gu
tend" by Musin, THE Village School by IA; ~
just Awoke' lately finished by Eastman Johnson anu
the Trappers Last Shot"
The following Board of Directors was eieC.o ~
Yesterday at the annual meeting of the -, Al
the Northern Pacific Railroad d. Gregory Sii' pp,,ed
bans; Richard ID. Rice. Augusta: Ihoas u 1io,
burlington: WA. L.. Ogden, chicago; .. L1s'i w. a.
son phi.adelpha George W. Cass y" 49,, ~
Fargo, Buffalo, Benjamin L. Cheney Doo'o"' '''
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Susan. wife u Pes1

BER1TsR-At R..,es,- on TUESDAY sb sos.n wife " Pss~
Berlin, , s.s ss S soS ,t-. Other b,s
ss, Me- Tc.i ar ,s;ges 'T s nsi 100.
ps az Carriage. will be IN ~,ss At
aen 70 New Rochelle for isisrmeoE
BsETor-s Brootyp Sunday MUcb9 Ss osn'ompuos Jna
md srsps. rr respectfully uv.S eod h.,,uness
rom Dr. Csyer, CLusoh s's,e LAf'Je''e'Ss aud Or's o"
PaRRRso, "Wednesday sbes-s Jose es ssuso Of HsV''
Tbs , ys ~, sn9 Of the ,~y respectfully invited n .nesa
the Friday the ,tb, o from has sse residence nc ~
RAst Fourt,sn,bst
GREESwoop-. Bethel. Gore Mosd,y. March Of erse, 81
the ii,er Gbanus vie 0f bin Greei"OOA % @ the e'''~
MEBKER--At Lyons FARM, Se~Hs J. Miss Mary
Faues on fra lib inst fromt,. Peos,s,n cho''s.
March s7o Rrhsd mlng:eO sgrd 70 scs'. -, ~. ,.,,
The relatives .ed Trends Of The .nI are in'.e1 20 m h IN
Nottingham md Grssthsn Eng, pspee please -p-.
Wednesday syoapg 9th inst % sssi'pe Of m
nephew, AeIr Irwin the lev "hn Po'aS D. D. 10 Dis O'A
Friends .snd the f'Osral service. without ssr s'
ton at the Fnhye and hn.'ee2's'I Pssy,.,.n 1I,s
to salem, ws,biugtso Co, \. Y 'or stennent
PEcE-on Mo,t., March I %s Mead son Of VIM " aud FS'''
snd ess respectfully invited . ierd Vie tase
d hSH morning spT iS a. tl'o.e.oss
PgAR>ALoD s.e,aAy evening 81 i,', '-'d %" Of the 's
HI, friends and those Of q, hmy s-sre'peeiy 'onseA
senee No. WIredy place TharsaT lotl a y O'Clock
sHrLDoSop wespe,y March osut 8a'y nd Celia
sheldon sged ms6tbS DAYS -.
Te re,tyes ana e .f the respecis i1,s 70 slissd
The funeral services At Perrepouts Brockyn Fay 81
TEMPLE-Ou rat S Roch ~ Mary faHEbssr u the e
Robert g. Temple e~ 49, a..
The funeral viii take place Chuyh Pelham SndaV the
n last D. friends of e-fsuy invited q .iiens
without further nots Train Nsvsven tsp0t Fpurth
ant Twenty seventh 81, - ~ a H.
wASHBURS-At Pelsoate " Y Monisy. baTch :. As0.h
wsshburu n the 8;tP year Of her 49,. g.,
Carriages will CbaPpqua 1909 ibe arVsi p e y u
from tonvey friends lad relatives % tn fa5"'i "
Frtpnis hprting o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10
LATEST SHIP NEWS
ARRIV ED.

Steamship Fauita Freeman PhiadelDhis ods aod pasI
ssam.sP csss,P' w ss Bo rSrT S and pas.
ship Oruheus Crpaell Aata Mexico. Nov T. Lima Nood
sb Reunion .d guauO. Is anchored oatsde Of
shp John Clark Ross Calcutta B udse Is anchored outside
BARK Jsnpe Hue Bremen Jan mds aud Is Anchored
Ou Eaf FASTER Province Smith zssa
Brig whemiae Hil,r, Matanras 10 days sugar. 10 L., -
Scb Smith civilians, wilmington N o. days ns'''
SIR ] n srcsuey Fooks Savannah JAYS. lumber.
Schr David b. SJreaker Van Glider "h@eg'"o' " w. ''
naval stores - - ,,..-v,..
Jobn II lockwood Virginia Ed~. slade, Baltimore.
stephen Morgso Baltimore John Is Sesnos DsI 49,.
j. W WILEY Delaware. ynoo Morn, River
Is, a,Prr TTn, Nellie H. Benedict PhiI,delPb.
Vsnoy BsItmore Henry b Hail. PL.iephis
sarah staples. philadelphia N snni... P yIas
y.nn.m,na Bsitimore D. H. sawyer Virginia
Maria Jane vlr9.,a I ~. gnd.as Roekiaad
A =. Kinberg. Providence. - NthSas' N o,is"S
Minerva Weimere. New Haven ras'fa esq., P,ubrok.
y psis sfi pa' Snrgk H. Bartlett GrgcarOrt
palSnssth ltO n.tI,ai Chas smith. Norwlch
G-uiils, Rockani. nssy 'cporI
P5sS. gIi,,bstb ewI,veu. Belle, BRIDGEPORT
Dr. Fr,esia Mll l [''" Y,nke. Boy Providence.
? G. Schat BnasspoII Ts"s Borden Pan River
hmsrea Roeslaud J. Anderson BI MA, SlSa,
A,as y hnt'' E',,bshport Union El,sbethport
Br,a!y "Esos, at anchor the Bar; four bArfs
IN 9i in,. sSrSdo.i light. n. W, cha.
BELOW.
asoa Bremen Jan ~ was spoAeu m 'A" WV
oh., ~, ~ -, t,,t W Hiunt. No. f
- ,r. Ir Bartlett frH London Nov T. VIA queenstown
Fec. g. .,r,
R,.i. and Nevsis Liverpool Ship Edith for Liver
- Esrk k0kse Tor Ms'An+As
PO DOMESTIC PORTS .
g-Cesred bark Ceres;es Tor LVerpool VIVA
80, f ub.at Sailed Orion Tor CaiAei oaIk henSot'n
for Liverpool omit arks Bast Lomond
tGSr MG EsTtns snpe Jo9 n Y"osden for Rio
iot ~ Elau Allen for West Indies
A@a'l q 9-Arived hng III r. Daba pAu
.,..,,.bto Chs, Tor Sew-lork
SAc" Nh steamship Neptune ron MN iofa
pp ~ gina Avshud London Sailed steamship fanyA
or NeN IA March a-Auvrd steamships Montgomery st Sia
sIS from Hew.Yoks FAnai- Baltimore hIg Dung
li II Paine Holes sarah X Thomas New lo,a
49,, ,s..ou Norfolk tTy, NeSlork' biaa hAsooi ba'
o,' I.snb Barter Boston. s ugerham New. l"h Oear.u
pieh,I Nsur NewlOk; Helen Augusta JAekoa'ie;S l.
pstsr Charleston; steamship America, BALTIMORE
FOREIGN PORTS. ~
Havana March 9The steamship George Cromwell sailed h snsf'
| nam for NrWlork.
' W,tylx March 9-Ayei steamship EtH' from Liverpool for
IoSpoSpERKr March 9Tbe steamship HISTORIAN hou Portland
| arr we'd here to-day the Ia Liverpool
SPOKEN.
for Boston 40 DAYS ont sna es
taken no o last days March D. At ~ 20 ION "
| DISASTERS.
key Wpsr 9fhr hng Adele Mc"on from Me-" lorA 'e
10 boarded sch John & bsts AoAulouel
With sas and gu.e goods Tues" sVO - oe
| tufu..i ogne t,- u X Marshal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10

retention OF all surplus capital needed by the business
Interests of the country.
The amendment offered by Mr. Sherman was then
adopted-Yeas. 80; Nays, 10.
MI MORTON tRep Ind In reply 10 the assertion that
II would he derogaOry TO national character TO make
the coupons payable abroad said bill contemplated the
negotiation of large part of the bonds foreign cOun
tries Hy making the coupons payable abroad the saw
ing OF interest would Dc large. The masses IN Eu
rope, whom expect TO take bonds will look az tho
matter exactly would ourselves If were buying
bonds the coupons of which TO he payable in Am
sterdam or Paris We would prefer taking lower rate
OF interest rather than be subjected Ia the trouble and
expense OF getting interest from abroad Therefore,
our interests TO be subserved by paying the inter
est abroad, shoud take practical view Of the mat
e ana not allow any feeling of pride TO interfere with It,
Mr. CAMERON Rcp. PENN made some general re
marks, In which he notice OF his Intention 10 offer
an amendment to require the Secretary OF the Treasury
10 redeem all the fractional currency by the LIST of July
The Senate then voted upon Mr.. Corbetts motion to
stIko out the fifth section authorizing foreign agencies
which agreed 10 by 30 Yeas 10 II Nays.
The amendment proposed by Mr.. SCOTT Qep., Penny.
requiring the NEGOTIATIONS OF the bonds by officers Of
the Treasury alone and all exchanges sales TO be made
by public bids. was then rejected
Mr.. HOWARD Uep., MIchl offered an amendment,
pending which the Senate. at 1915 o'clock adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10
LATEST LEGISLATIVE PRoCEEDINGS--TrIE NEW
YORK COMMISSIONS.

ALBANY, March Oil p. m.-The Cuban
question mp this evening" but the whole lot OF con
Gicting resolutions laid the table, by vote ~
two to one Subsequently. on the motion OF Mr. Little
John the resolutions referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
The new charter for NewYork City was offered by Mr.
Frpar and referred 10 the city delegation.
Mr.. Sekreg introduced bill To amend the law Tor sup
pressing intern perance providing That cen* feer col.
ected in each shall the support OF the poor OF
such town. -
The Democratic Senators and Assemblymen OF New
York CITY were employed this afternoon In caucusng
about the city charter question The hve Senators hed
a ~ their own, leaving tho eighteen Assembly
men 10 hold separate meeting, which they did, 30 the
rooms OF Speaker Htchman. The conclusion OF he ma
orty OF the AsscmbymeD was they VIII not support
any charter that abolish all the Commissions ex-
cept that OF the Central Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10

S,y FR.sCsco 9Fiour dull at - 62d - 90 ofrgn
RS Wheat unchanged with hight Transactions Lee' e"
d.r- ne
Bacon, III Olts d1c Hams, c Larl 10y ~
is sugar Moi,ssr. iermeuiug InffS d5'c prime o9c
iuU hrml a 500 COIee
Pain lG0IG!c; Prime 7iGI13c WHISKY 9oe O34 Cold los
York Sight Exchange, par Sterling hrebange ,st
Flour and Wheat neglected. G"Tn- New nTber
sales car Ohio at 7gc Soc all GA the track aod Eo
bu,b Cd Western the railroad elevator Oats anh rye os
eed There Is ACTIVITY IN Barley sales cars
Csrads rak and store car so roSed oe
0,O bnSb two 7c store Peas nominal rork
and Lard inactive unchanged Hghwn-s entirely nonns
Adtings bic receipts
45s bales bales total S3 bales etnorts cos''"e o'
b.e yesterday; stock, Ifb's
n March 9-Cmie TurpeBtlne declined SUOo,
sales az 81 aud 81 6n1$ o. for Hard SPr OF
At Rosin--Sales bills 81
and 6s for 40 Of Cotton Tar steady at 81 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10

namely the health officer, two practices, physicians OF
ten years standing, Presdento OF the Police Commissen
aud probably the Mayor. Five bureaus are provides,
the same In Prears defunct charter.
No person Is to DO allowed 30 hold two elces at the
same time.
The Police Commissioners and Supervisors arc TO be
elected at the ensuing May election and thereafter all
officers OF the city aad county be eleoied ut the
general election IN November
No appropriations to he made except the vote OF
twothirds " a the members and nts until
after maps and plans have been prepared and subnsted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10
Sprtial AOtias.
Phaion,. s.yitaIici1 Or. saIy7iioa foe cbs Hal
FOR RESTORING TO CRAY nAla IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR

PhaIon,. s"yitalic - Or. sniy7iioa foe gte Hair
FOR RESTORING TO CRAY HAIR IT'S oRIGIaAL COLOR
PHALoNs "vITALIA" diG utterly from all iSs ey,~- sss
oers" and rruo.r" 3 acts totally Afsrsas pris.
ep. 1t npd sgsns aud perfectly Ouocu'.s 1''''.ies -
muddy requires shsEog up sd eo1~''s.s
no stain to the No os.a IL nsesaIy 70 coz
ea IL ard appearance the simple re.senah,i H'sssot&
70 Al. intent. and purpose. DsOeyKRri, rois' CesDs
yo,.,ls h, al druggists. PHALoS h sen. He--Yorh
CU,roN Hcusy NEx COLLECTIONS 0yTiCE Fsrs1 ie'
An Packages examined the Public store, sbch lave
been passed T. Appraiser csrret aud tha nAr o'a
allowed there BY be importer for oreghI b"L oh',,
NsT .cb SATURDAY Mkt the lNh INST ee
,e 10 The nearest Bonded Warehouse al the rpos - ad rfpeose
sew '' n. 4RINNlbL Collector
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. .ALBANY. March 0.
nIBnnTG

REPORTS.
Amending the act to complete the G0wanuS
Canal in Brooklyn providing for the election Of In
spectOrs Of Election IN Brooklyn.
Enabling the American and Foreign Bible Society to
unite with the American Baptist Publication Society
enabling the electors of Newton to vote In districts for
town officers amending the Kings County Jurors act
changing the of the Hope Union Mission school OF
Brooklyn and 10 exempt it, property from taxation.
The Militia Enrolling bill reported. Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10

RJY}prs Woodstock; VIM. Window Wisoua; 6annuel d.
Feiton philadelphia Charles A. Wright, Philadelphia !;
Jscs snson, Chicags This Board Incodes some OF the
obest railroad men In ne country and will provde I'M
mediatsy for survey " that portion Of che roue not
vet and for tho Issue OF the bonds se ROAD
and thsr "a e In America and Europe.
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Cousos closed Al ~. for uonev a.
tor the account. United FvrfaentV b"nd ob W,
M g 1871 g9i; Teu- Fous 81 Erc RslSay shiie Zi "uo'
Ieuas. 49,. Atlantic and Great Western ~
,IIvrRpoof March Cotton closed steady Mddlg
sales Of the day 10000 baI,
NJ speculation and export Provision, generally dn
MAJ rhq -4D m-Iinsesd Cakes. ~ 10, per tnn
Talow - Gull Rehued Petroleum. o9FIo
but STEADY. talcntta Iin"rl hrm
LoNboS speculative Interest H. American Ssu
ties Is de. hers aud ou toe contineBt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-10

THE NEWEST CHARTER FOR THE CITY OF NJ"
YORK.
The mountain has labored, and here is the
mouse:
Except where changes made the Charter OF 1857 IS
to In force. The act, which VIII DC submitted 10
morrow has the following characteristics:
The OF Office Of the present Mayor u TO expire IN
December and elected for term Of two years
The Board OF Police Commissioners, which is now four
in number to he Increased to FIVE The Commissioners
one shall be elected each year that after the expra-
ton o the terms Of the members Of the first Board the
term Of office will be five years
The Board of Supervisors Is to be- entirely remodeled
It now consists Of twelve members onedi chosen ~
the people upon general ticket, and the other halt
appointed BY the Mayor. Under the proposed charter
tho Board 10 consist Of eighteen members ahh inc city
Is 70 be divided INTO Supervisor districts to be here
alter creaed Three Supervisors be elected In
each district TO go ont each year. the term oi oco
TIC P,ard OF Education. now twelve in number, will
be increased eighteen, aud chosen In precisely the
same wav as the Board " Supervisors.
The Board Of Aldermen 10 he elected by districts the
The above are all the Boards which TO be elected
}Ths Street Commissioner to he nominated by the
Mayor and appointed by the Board OF Aldefmei' dS "'
Tbe department for the Survey and Inspection Of
pniiings 4, 10 be made Bureau 10 the oflce o ui
street commissioner The latter Is 20 appoint the he"u
~ the Burcau whose term OF office viii be TWO years
rio Fr commission rs probably three ~ number are
10 br nominated " thc '"JV' 80"
board "i of Charities and Correction five in
n,,hcr are 10 be taken from the Conpuolcts D'iait
NUM- =, which they arc attached, ana appointed Tue
zane way AS the Fire Commissioners l., 80 p,,oroo
~. Clv Chamberlain II 10 be bureau I'D ~
Droarncn and TO be appointed ny ,he na{o o . nm
Ror nf Aldermen. lie Is TO h9d Once units ~
''' nnrj of Estimate aud Apportionment Is esiao,seu
tn consist Of tho Controller hetoInt r n1
~, tS,'I 100 Iudgrs OF The superior Court $50, n,
sci ana Two ,.s,oncrs OF the CrOOn Aineduct Dc
,t ar Ia be appointed BY the Mayor ana bo' VI
AIetu 1,,,r,I park Commission Is left untouched
Tue Board vi Health 10 " oo'''9' " NV