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FRAGRANT sAPGLIENE

Cleans Md Gloves ard all kinds Of Cloths and
Clothing: removes Paint Greese, Tar, &c, in
stdafIy, without the least injury the finest fab
rio. Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
FRAGRANT SAPOLIENE CO., 80 Barclay ST.,
New York, 46 La Sale ST., Chicago.
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CoLORED PAINTS, Dry and Ground in OIL for
Sale al very los ESsos, al the New Drug Store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
TEE COURTS.

A STEAMSHIP FORFEITED FOR SMUGGLING.
IMPORTANT DECISION BY JUDGE B2NEDICr-IIE
CONSIDERS THE LAW TOO SEVERE.
In the United States Eastern District Court,
vesterday Judge Benedict rendered the following
decision declaring tho steamship Cleopatra forfeited on
account Of the smuggling OF certain cigars by hands EN-
Moved on the vessel Notwithstanding tho fact THAT tho
captain and owAers Of the ship had no knowledge OF
the Ofense:
s steamer s hat cigars uhcc; duty por'ed ~ be and
l9rasl ire ~ - .s M "a witch itur. Of the vessel follow,
such as p-oof tie charge consists Of The eyesee Of hands
e ar, Which scre found IL hr ros,s,a and SGD Although lae
eisn, 70 ~, e The cigars sI to have Seen 1nde from to
ssT were scaiy u1d eyidene produced dprnys e
Of e vinesse The aue o. re fi proyt 70
Which tie as declare. 'ha foaas sisn ssl proof !. made
n a & sG 5 %. that a,1 oldl s' Z, fI''S% n We
ossons law which TeHtes ships he to forfeiture To- muglng
NE owner rrers vessel he neee'ry. Such gs
pog az .,' Sa' 1 Ios 1Ie cSq1 Of T r os PoE and %
cloudy aaunird ne, ter to Iene be aToan o. ag,7E TIE
great laws which mp 4 %. SHIPS thl''e' which are nc
compiled ever. taeIn elves in detecting the nrsse
ga t 70 s. he deSa sTi uabmSt Of actual oss ed
bat here has been lss to secure immunity Tor TIE osd
n ,he tie owner Tor e scsrs q t steamer Las sn
aS a@q sa ,' sr TS XXX S ' have been oa 3
gng e BE vessel Their res rrove their soe1ie to
least of eugsge sal n rested in N, &C. Of snu- cling were
arrested in Nc.fOrk CIV hir gull.
astaghe I'm and then SCI imillnty.
The Informal thus scue Is ul 20 convict persons en-
glg he b0atrsn who transport The cigars In his
hoa, io A. appear 20 have been ares AM, IL fact one e
tie melt mi OF tie Orsei
S,acs e. and sent here for prosecution, Sere
nony Of the smuggrT relied 10 condemn her AMI ts
U the
0ccr The effect OF prosecution to to
others
ght you viii not be prosecuted; tie steamer nE Sl
believe 5h0It permitted hui
The responsibility q nsiutng and uspnng proceedings does no. rest
CONT The simple iy OF the ,e pronounce the tecsol
VIII ti
Upon those Wfo charel With directing the legal ro'es o. e
CosCumtu the TespoH iig wc, attaches t mole "
administering law recommend however. tho Ds At n'f,
ieose asked sign deere" in sgcr1Hco this o9Run
She rt, -cll be communicated % lie A9lcy LEA
egfi for IS Opi4.1n
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pigSEyGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HANBURG-In steamship Hsumona July 8-Gus'ay Eek.
never Gross s,lv1n Blum ard wife Henry Neuhlu n we
Jos R,,eual NJ g. Mank Mr. Weinberg and wife sophie MoA
mann and ,ou Ef Lmpr Segtisc wife joins Christensen
H. Preuss NcSurtre Johann Pter eu T. Pope dr. Bob
ringer and Eme tusch and clr Johs GrGbc Okar
asser clrel Bernhard Ned,tsde Jos Bla ahaH
Wolf Micnael Fraenke Jugen frir sen
Catha Er Christie Gerhard Bremen. Bertha Tchnu Anna
Tchrm HerHonn Nathan Carl Prtre Hans Kt 1heoor Caarod
Eel Euven Ge Ross LehmaHn Kari
Won Iowensrn JUS Krshe FutI Ere Louis Boton
FROM CONGRESSIONAL ship Nanhattan Jny 8M Mary
Johbon Miss Loas johnson Mss L. Powers Mrs Oe, child, and
uUr.e Miss MARI Mcguire Mss Ednold Mrs G. Copeland AMI
children A. f. smith James and wife, Mr. J. > Terry and children
A. H. Pesch J. Cornell J. Hale, w. H. Niyer A. Dot 2
Geo bancroft s. A. Nelson, J. $. Cook, wife, and end
Ma Paterson and SON w. X Greenfield Wari s. o. Glett and
vile j. b. GARRISON aud wife m C. f. smm Mrs D. Mlgsie and
SON o. n b. Goodwin H. Reid. c. c. seeber W. d. Wright, H. b.
Tarfln T. Freeman. H. J. peake A. B. VanBurn, G. r. WI
Llama w. H. Tut f. White James +. EigcuOn Mss Coos
Mr. Malone C. w simmons w H. Alden and wife, Mrs o. p Pamcr
Mrs W Shepherd ani tire, children g. COPELAND Mrs
II DRYER Nj n Lew W T. Walker w. H. Vo.r : p. RO- p
NpklarIt and wife, G. 4. 81. SiObr J. Nmbush j. Mckay
" }. Bur1c J. Harbeson, Mr,. Hubbard ant clh.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Hnnri of Aldermen.

SPECIAL SESSION, Tuesday, July IS, ISL;
Pre3ent-Tlomas Conan, esd ana AiHeiinen ouIoE'
DmOnd, lryilg, M'Kicy0r, mitchell, ONeiIl' fluhh4'J
Reilly Schchting. Wcch. and WOtHdn-l2.
RESOLUTIONS LAID OVER
BY Alderman ECKieycl-To permit John commonly 10
keep waerng-trough opposite No. 81 South Washlhs-
By Aldermen Dmond-To rave Twentyninth-st. from
Fittve. to North River with Belgian Oh Srahlte-DiooA
BY Alderman O'Nciu-To permit Mira. G. L. CraTy to
erect n bay window on house No. II East SiXtcentL5t
BY Alderman McNever-TO pave Fiith-st from BOW
cry to Avenue & with Belgian pavement
by Alderman Plunkt.--To lay Croon mains in SKY
secOndst., betwe n Eighth ana Nnth-ayes; -.
BY Alderman WOtmaE-To place and light gas-!ainp
on northwest corner Of Avenue d and E.ghthSt'
MESSAGE FROM TIE MAYOR.
Tie President aid before th9 Board message rom
the Mayor transmitting ordnance m regard 10 pas
vehicles, whchwas referred to Special Committee
on Hackney Coaches.
on motion Of Alderman WOman the Committee on
Streets was discharged from further consideration or
resolution to pave TSethst. from SecOndave to East
River with Belgian pavement, ana tue paper was iaiu
- ~
Permitting Chas. Gessner owner OF premises NO 81
in Fifth-s; repeating resolution aud ordinance for flag
giug sidewalk north side of Fifty-firsst, between
sidewalk in front of hs premises north sdo of Fifty
second-st., between Tenth and Eleyenthaves.
INVITATIONS.
The President laid before the Board invitation from
the Bryan Reilly Association to attend their annual pic
nc ~ spllns Hill Grove, Juy 81 1871, which was ac-
copied.
Resolutions-To place and light an ornamental lamp
rht ga3-lamp I'm front OF No III FoJrh9yc. to pave
with stone cement pavement observation-disclosures
toent,St.. from fourl'ayc to Harlem River.
Which scvcTlliy adopted by the following vote;
AfimatyC-The Pr s!dcnt, Aldermen Cuddy, Dilnond,
Irving, Mitchell. Mckleyer ONe.ll, Plunltt, Reilly
at O'Clock p. IN. JOHN HARDY, Clerk.
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knife and caught hold Of Calvin, who or toward tho
hontague-st. Ferry.
Richard T. Canning testified: keep liquor store at
No i6l Fnrmgn-si N 30 Galyn'; heard noise and
saw Campbell try ing 10 run away; ne foil down saw
Calvin ge, ON Cop Of hin aud strike him OF three
times; Lynch brought me tho knife and 1 afterWard
gave 10 10 The police.
EIward Sweeney testified: I was I'm front OF Gal wins
saloon Saturday evening and saWan iutOXitgiod man
pick up stool and throw II at Gaivna windowf; he
struck tho window twice with H. when Calvin came one
] knife in his handf saw him strike toward Camp
be the blow etcending, shuddcrcd ana inIn'd
head away; the deceased WIS trying to get INTO Cav
nings next door, bu fell down; CALVIN got on Man. he
had 10 stoOp 10 strike him.
William G. wilson, n seaman, 20 iicd: | am on n Ncs-
sci at HarbeoRs 3Oros, and saturday went into Cal
WIS: there rOg between Cam bell ana tho man
with me Calvin ordered Campbell ont OF the house
three times; Calvin strike him with club; camp
bell W MT ont a.d smashed the windows; saw Calvin
rush out into the street, but didnt see tie st'bbing.
john A. Gordon, the fGilOr who guarded with Camp
bell testified: Wilson and went mo Gayin'8 store 10
drink WAS singing, whom Campbell told ne To SOP;
said No, mate, not YETI" Gavin told ~ t. go out ~
he would have Quarreng; the deceac cd WIS put OUT
but came in again, aud had words with CALVIN, WHO
struck him witt q cub; attcrUarl saw Calvin rushing
past his own door IOr the police.
Officer RelGhau testified IT, having arrested Calvin,
who appeared much excited AID somewhat ntoNichtio.
The Jury rCatetel verdict 4" that tue deceased,
Michael Ctimpbe came te l5 dcJh by wounds inn'ctcd
by a Iyf in the hands OF Daniel CALVIN Jhe prisoner
declined u max any statement and was remand a 10
Raymondst JAN. 10 await The action OF tho Grand jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court. yesterday.
Fen committed o stealing furniture worth S14 ron John
o. Fay OF No. al Brlcker.st
AZ the Essex Market Police Court. yesterday,
Frank M8rz committed for stealing )O from Mars Fcha.
stealing arbowl aud spoons, worth S from Mary Mitchell of
No ~ MsclousalsL
In the Court of Special Sessions, before Judge
Ellen Lamb acquitted Mcacl Brophy Pres1cn Of the Srv
ent Wari Brennan Association appeared counsel for Mr L'mb
The for prisoner objected the ground that he
nber Of the bar aud the Court refused to hear him Bphy how
continued 10 interrupt the a until the Judge directed
hceman him contempt lie lined $50 and
having that amount With him. was locked mp.
In the Court OF General Sessions before Recorder
Hacket Yesterday iugh Mccain inflicted for burgry
aa pleaded guilt grand ny, and the
STATE Prison for - Bernard McQn. convicted Monday
stealing II hard labor John NJ
Fletcher indicted eoous assault and battery discharged
the complainant tailed appear hs James Rogers pleaded
guilty stempi commit grand larceny, bui Of m
eating Circumstances Judgment suspended The Court adjourned
until next Tuesday.
At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday. Justice
HOGAN committed John Burns 6 ThrIaV stealing
shoes value 49, from the Msbe
81 No u Mauea John Heyman Hall whom
Hedbng arrested several days for passing forged checks
American Exchange National Bank for small essie
Doll butcher 1T No. l2 Iescr and George
H0wah Shortrdge No. $40 Broadway Croque sni
Henry febo boys employed by Vernon Bros dealers
al Nos 3 and CT Dnane arrested by Csp Kennedy for having
within the few months stolen 20 pounds PAPER value
belonging to e employers and sold the less than It's market
value to Patrick Mcguire jGnkeaer Of Ceret M,urc
committed 10 default Of +!OJ and the boys Ia defsut OF $500 bail
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Syierj ycs'i 70 Tneh. Five the nsn ,,..,o, 49,,
and iogS 49, ~ - ~ ~ WV WV" usa1 ~ vnts
tsL BROOKE (of Grs,nport Brooks Cpcs cT,a 81 A..
-e /" y H. Brewer Co resell 10 Boailry lsrk "a -
I'D H. 10 i,aie,as sli IN con- si s'LrB Sophia os,
achi, ~: L. iainasay Cole Msquash. n D. l0day, Win
,.S SGa K@ie Z iga, q Po Lua Brunswick o. a, MI.
Schr. J. H. 10 ne Rice yfgirs
slh Nara y zaeh soper, Geoag'ogn, D. c. f)r HssU.y.
Schr. u. Y. iui, Df..coll, Nir.ua ''"AfeA
ScLr. Chngiroa. I,g3er, Viz. MIA.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy. JOY l'rifed s'r1ratii,s Siberia ron To-,t n
tneic. from phIneps; shD Ably ryofsln fay gl -, ~
Campbell tom G0teabgfg hi lrese T. Hale no, De- 49,, n
Cobb from AeI afra a'y J. Pclne from LleAa Mn T
Wy. from Phlfcp'q. Noa
SEaOELpA, la.g ls.-Arrvcl, s,sarss,p s. Ions fra, ~
YorS. lCh-snoi steamship George Crsuvn, for He2YoT.
FOREIGN PORTS.
IONDOY. JJ lathe A'aH steamship iraHan Cart n.t,o.
Ql"'c J1J iolsh a. M-g'e yt.tery, ror % Lv
TIE Aacbor Ln Arrs. Csf srit. srom sevy =. Ia,
>, touched at Morilie today, 90 r0re % 'i-5gCg. ~
SPOKEN.
ship Brewster fo1 Gallo HcW-i0rh. Jgiy 49, "A, ki, l.,
~ - -" ga
VIVA LERS.
NErrEDFoRD. Iuiy IS Arrived. llrk loicd Morrison H.so-
Cae Slacuu Huo p hOGel " Osn so. Ie., Ntgr :
40 Lbi Gn 80 Do. whale OIL and 80 hone. ~. -.
quantit, Of o.l ami boao % ircls.t
MEMORANDUM.
The 3m'sd rrhr Wa 3 Ilss Ir',cs spag,,'ei u \. ~
Anicln se destroyed tte el' zaiat1a a. "a lo H.. "a
Sic len oanstal1ie5 4ne % Tor Riga
fIOr Latest ship Nc'cs see Fj(b PUqel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
OIlEi
us EXTENT, PEOPLE AND RESOURCES.
From The shanghai Courier.

COrea is vast peninsula, northeast of China
from which is separated hy the Yellow sea- The popu-
laon is estimated al 100000 The country is divided
into provinces ana contains SEQ cities and towns.
The gov ernmcnt is despotism aud all the lands
held from the sovereign who claims One-tenth OF the
agricultural produce annual tribute. The Of
tie peninsula Is 1914 miles, exclusive Of the
islands which surround its southern shores IL is land
Of mountains, many the sea-D)aTd reaching ceya-
ton OF from 1909 500 feet. The chief river is
the Ya-lu-kang which party forms the northern
boundary, but which is admitted by all 10 belong TO
COrea; II Is called The Ayc-kiang 10y the Chinese. The
navigation Of the eastern branch of this stream j. inter
dctcd hy tne COrcans, ana Cinnamon found attempting
o. il put 70 death. sand-Uanks numerous
this and there l. saudbar at each If ts IL0uth
b., The Chinese declare that cation is comparatively
easy, aud TINT large steamers could enter the eastern
branch. Tic western coast is dangerous owing partly
10 the strong tides among tie islands and rocks. on the
eastern COAST however there Is deep water several
ccilcut AalbOIs, OF which ChOsan the south, and
BrOug htOn on the north, are best known.
The climate Is magnificent for tOrcl possesses not only
all the advantages OF u and d9ie and river and s,a,
bat Wing in the very mouth nj the mcat Chinese channel
receives the fall force OF Che southeast monsoon win
al Of 3d. fetlllG aad genial Influences. As coLfe
Qucp many OF pro ions itc maturity ana plr-
tocti0 Tar surp1s.l lltsf q. North China Tic Winter
4. :1-ol..acl l.s .t..', ..I Summer f. tar Hufe
cn.otaD- Lal Ga il.e t1....ar. TIE people olaiN
isl..F o. t., .'"a lt tA. --nur3 .4t't. BUS,
JapaI-se mi Chiacc. 1a'j atc brave a.d 8Gc true
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF NEW -y0gK..........

PORT OF NEW -y0RH........,... ....,..''.'Jc1 49,.
CLEARED.
s ss,%SP B sao o. JS G w i5a GoaS steamship
Steamship Faalts Do.ro Phl,le,n Lorari Steamship Co.
Ss1'; Pli gs,5Gei,,
steamIp Bell, brakeman Norfolk, City Point and Richmond
81 stes%sap VIM P cc Parker Norfolk City Point and Richmond
" steamship Sarah, Jone, philadelphia.
Steamship Gllucns Wallcn, boston, IT. T. piuock
ste,m.hs Nina Thomas rl Grown, Sidney C. B. International
'2 ss 1I Iss ,a'sJ Bti s,n4sori LIVERPOOL -
SHIP SHIP a a5 D I1' Go g1Ss s b asss
Bs S S5 S So ss aaE S se &u n, s
Es r P2 Nsg s coP sS B BSfEn Hucsp
R Ra ba G' s T s BD @Ss E Dsi' Co S''
Bark Jane Adeline, Hutchinson Carleuas j. Henry;
Bs sa GiSs DSRsts Frame gust'r
B Bs h s1T' Ta Mo sa s Johns T. O. { Brewer brewer
Rs; x %% GGSon 1 l.I E 81 o F E. B S5'S'
as PPss, roIt pqE oPip,'S aS SS M SqS IT,
sshr EQUATOR r h,a3sy Aux F Gay.' B W Co..
see Ny aSrr Brown ShaIon E,'Gs Ia D. S2bu Co.
s sssf a.. iH PSa Ba lSi' a.ssSpn
s GIsnda OBJ Ps. as GI,n @,n h Bste5'T So Co.
s H ilTO99S t w,bnxtce s. c. w. K amaa Co.
Selr Traveller Hedg, Riehmor1 Va Evans Boil a Co.
SoSo Eliza R,J JANE: T coSsa S'~i.rep.
Steamship II.mmOna a. CT Meier HaPb9rs july win md asi
he entrs passage JAY H. M a. J on q ~ exchanged n
signals Natio1a steamship bound W. 18Th a y 49, lou 80 u
D3.s % wyoGas 1sSS S 5sGGS % ' " ~ '' w.
Steamship Manhattan Wooihu Charleston, with mdse aud pass
to II. H. Morgan 4 Co. - - IL, -
Haven.
Steamship Russia (Br) Coos Liverpool Jul and Question: 9Th
with m,e and pass. 20 &. G, FtancLilR -
steamship CITY BROOKLYN DEL Brooks Liverpool July o. and
Queenstown 1th with mise aud pas 20 John g. Da.c
Steamship salvador Meseou, Savannah with ud'e aud pass
to John q. Dale DE-.
jr; Hal w. ' oltue passage, sud was 10 DAYS
w,s. oi Doe Banks With d ,at winds anl logs.
Lsk Johann AsBe a. O. ,he. Auaep III daIs Sih mlae 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
COURT CALESDAR-THIs DAY.
THE. FURMAN-sT. MURDER IN BROOKLYN-yER-
DICT AGAINST CALVIN.

coroner Nnltenlll OF Brooklyn held an IN
quest yesterday morning the body OF Michael Camp
bell OF No II Furmanst who stabbed and killed by
John Calvin. age 49, keeper OF liquor the
street. last Saturday night. Daniel Lynch testified:
live at No. 40 Pymouthst; Saturday night sit
ting In front OF store next door to John GavIns
party Of men entered and drank Calvin asked me TO
drink aud others went into theIsoro and had liquor
In short time two seamen came in they told mo that
their vessel at Harbecks stores drank to-
gcthc the deceased In: Gaivis aud he sat close
by the end OF the bar and cOnyerSed; Gordon sailor
rId, iyou want To light, come down TO the pier and
Hghl IL out with nc,' Calvin said 20 Campbell, "Why
dput you go down. ana light them q" Calvin put them
Oui 90 MS store, next Calvin striking Campbell with
kile; CanObe down At the time pieAed up tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
DECISTONS-JULY 10.

Supreme COurt-Chambrs-By Judge CarlozO.-
f. n and Jamsica r. H. Co agt Elmore1he
The shaw AMI WcoI Co Naturalization grsDteL In petition
o. NJ Bliss aud other for sale laud.Orer Renari
sgt aeCa-Reeenee snd Judgment ordered Pay Lsfrs
Reference ordered Doughty ag DOughReereuce ordered Wilson
sgt Rehabilitation granted without application Of
M Center for appointment Of Trustee Of Estate Of T. Center
Motion granted SHOEMAKER ogt. Browe-Moton granted
Court Of Common Pleds-SDecial IeyR-By Judge
Lsfremoen tue matter Of Solomon Jacobs preliminary
must be overulei. See opinion
Superior COurt-Specidi Term-Bv judge Freed
man-BoSiek st Widysse settled within and CLERK directed
To amer same TO Judgment roll surgis N j. Navigation
Co-Sm decision smith sg Prmeus Fund Insurance Co-Orer
gane Austin ag American Merchants Union Express CoOer
gte Deyn sgt National Bank Of COmnefceOnr granted Led.
sI sgt henitMoton ahtei paFnen vi 80 and hear
ing Of ongn'l motion set down for 2ih.
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friends, but dangerous foes. looked ~ from ? com
mcrcia point of vcw the COreans undoubtedly pos
sessel OF considerable ingenuity. evnced IN their gar
monts aud manuacures The cotton produced In Coren Is
far superior to hat IN any part OF China IL IL long IN
the staple and fine in quality just like the best kinds OF
Carolina cotton The C0reans are very fond OF foreign
cOtOncloth, and buy II largely from the Chinese at inc
every year the coast. The country teens with min
era wealth. and has vast undeveoped resources OF al
kinds The peOplo possess capacities OF no mean Ge-
scription they intelligent, acute, and ingenious
China Injuries the trade OF the peninsula by pernic2ns
regulations There only three places where trade
with the Chinese IL allowed and st these only for BRIEF
periods, at stated intervals. These radingp!aces are
f. ngWhangChunc the second near Hunt hun, ana NE
third Is now hardly anything else than mltary
StaliOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
AMAD BULL IN THE STREETS.

A MAD bull escaped from one Oh tho siduShleI-
house. IA the vicinity FOrtysecOndst and Tcnthave.
yesterday aud dashed through several streets knocking
down and seriously inung several persons. Mrs. Ez-
abeth Phclan OF No t9J Tcntlvc. was wounded on the
head at ThityC ght-st. and Tcntltaye Louisa Storms
age of No lS Nnhavc. was knocked down at Thirty
sixtht. and Ninth-3Ye receiving conclusion OF the
brap from wha sic is rot expected TO recover Frank
McGuinness. ago co. of No. SIS West Foliethii, was
thrown down a. Fortiethst and T.nthavo and lad his
leg fractured After firing several sots at the animal.
the police finally drove him into the Straightforward mt
No LC6 Wet Forty ir5t-st
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Sales bp Auclloa ,

4. HEawIS. A-croneeI.
pY BANGS. MERNiN & Co.. Broadway. cor
F. HbNlc' OF Boots. works ~ Art fncy Good Puritan, "a
EEO. 4. LEANITr a. Co. Gate INavitt
- Strreifh Coz. Cln.oa Hail. Asorpoe For Sas :,
Auction LIBRfrs CoLECsICNs Of BOOKS PAuygs "a u
kuts 81 LTEEART PROPERTY.
CUPREME COUhT.-A. c. KEENEY aof, r,
- y CLARKE and T. A. CARrOLL-R.CEIYERs SAfPI
Notice hereby t< b. virtue n ora Of tie supreme Cont
tc..cIer receiver ~ til property end Ct o tie
Of KEBNEY CLARKE Of TIE ~ = Ncvfrk Sn sel a. Psbs
The fh day August reHt 81 u ocock W n
es occupied BY the st hn Fodgsrih asi foy
Eley-haFe The North River tie ty hs
LEASE Of the said peue and the machinery loe stock erg
tools and goodwill Of tie business Of TIE go col aer.ilp
Dated Jolly O. 1911. ABHEG G. KEBsbY, Receive.
sEsELr PIKKeR. PlA.aHrs Atorreys lic Iroay.g
no BE SOLD BY AUCTION. in E0NDON,
on AUGUST T. 1871.
ABORTION o. the LIBRARY ofGgy. GEORGE " WHISTLER
comprising the
FOUR FIRST EDITIONS or SHAKESPEARE.
and other editions works relating Shakespeare ALs sa,
Dramas ard Poetry &c., g..
Commissions received by B. NJ PICKERING la5 Pceahny Ioass
Austioueer,, SOTHBBY. WlLKEESOS HODGR
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

"WEDNESDAY, july N.
Nail. %, Prrope Queenstown and Liverpool er steamship
M'anesti rr Per No. So close The POstO 1900
NJ; at Suton A. 100 D. lo:50 Supplementary Nal
for paid letters cy mad, az Pier 20 46 NJ r. AMI closed at l5O
N. steamship sal, NJ
ran letter, deposited Supplementary Mails be pe9ad With
double p1sttsel --.
THURSDAY. IUiY o..
Mails for Europe Southampton Bremen per Steamship Frank
Ihri., olcau. Close tie P0tOfce It IL 30
m station A. II a. m; d. 1880 4 Supplementary Mail for paid
letters ObOkea closed " 1880
ship sails e. , p 10. -,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
REvI5iOl- OF THE RIv-2sIDE PARK AND
BROOME-Sr. AMARLS.

In tho Supreme Court, Chambers, before
Judge Barnard yesterday, Nj OGorman asked. on be-
half of the Commissioners of the Riverside Park Awards,
for n weeks adjournment stating that the Commission
ers had not been able 10 meet Counsel for the Tabor
estate asked that tho order lately made by the Court,
directing the Commissioners 10 make certain awards, be
corrected as 10 include triangular section Of Bloom
ingdac Road owned half by them and half by the New
York Hospital The order directed the award OF $1,000
for tie half owned by the Hospital, and similar award
was aslcl for tier portion. Counsel for Suphcn and
Martin claimed that they owned on Seveny-sccondst.,
and should be allowed similar award with owners on
Tweth-aVc. Counsel for owners on TEeHth-lVe' aHd
other closed streets claimed that they had also been
omitted from the schedule, and asked that Ito order be
amended Judge Barnard declined to act ON the mOtons
pre- eut, stating that owners would bctief consult
with the Corporation Counsel before esng the matter
Adjourned to Friday. at TO- n. IN.
In the matter Cf the widening OF BrOOmest, between
IGrcnS ant WrJ,fcrSt counsel for the assessed prop
ertyOwnoys asked for an adjournment on the ground
that these Interested were out OF the city. The Corpora
ton Counsel moved for CONTINUATION OF the report
stating that there had been several previous ADJOURN
meats: that the claim made by the owners that inc
ground taken was public property, was not tuG as u
private property, and tina. The owners should have
been pr parcd. thCy have had ample time. Answer
Was made that the three pfcyiOU5 adjOuDmcuti were
bad at plaintiffs request, aud that the petition was
le Of the po'd Improvement. Tncy asked only their
rights. citizens and fair adjustment Of the assess,
IN. pfopSrY a he ey aJI' t l M
four and five blocks oil had been assessed from $50
to oO mud this is the sixth assessment which has been
lgid on this property within the last two years. Once
tons also presented 70 the confirmation OF the
port behalf OF Aaron Arnold John b. Dickinson. and
others. The Court look the papers.
In the matter on the opening OF Northumberland
tw cntS sccouGs tho Court TOOK the papers, ap
pedtiug IL Dti f5.tlrD.