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bazonings time has long since sobered, and
from whose painted squares speaks everywhere
and at all times the prayer of medieval learn
ing "D0natauS illuminate near The eyes of
DR.. Gausmau, of Leipsic, rests upon it some
times with the calm superiority proper to dis
ciple of Voltaire; the English divine in yonder
closed study, tOiling over his Hebrew, notes it
now and then with vague feeling of refresh
ment, so subtly do the words recall the time of
quiet cloisterS and calm-faced monks, busy with
leai-gold, and paint and parchment. That is
fifteenth century glass in those windows; match
those fading blues, opal greens, and lucid browns
in modern work if you can. Here are cases like
those in the gallerv-Queen Elizabeth's Latin
exercises, her books, her gloves. They are large,
these last-it were hard to connect ANYTHING
small and soft with the signing of those two
death-warrantS of Essex and Mary. On the
other side is letter of Archbishop Laud's, writ
ten the night before his execution; the fine
slanting characters APPLY represent a man in
whom fatal leaven of sentiment, fatal poetry
Of nature, fought obstinately against the driy-
mgS of common sense. Here is Monmouth's
last humbling act of submission the day before
his death, and so on-a fine symbolic chamber
of horrors, which need detain us no longer. Be-
yond the cases, You come to the catalogue, the
key to the great silent enigma around you-the
new catalogue is great and thorough piece of
work, as yet incOmplete.-The Dark Blue
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-28

On ENERYBoDY's Observation-Disclosures of the great
National Regeneration OF HEALTH PLANTATION BITTERs.
are on everybody's tongue. This graVous viea roce
advertising is better than all the paidor putting to
which the owners Of bogus bters are obliged to resort
1t has spontaneous heartiness about it which carries
convection to The mind of the auditor. But it Is we'll
known fact that the prODdetors of the Plantation Bit
ters nave never relied upon newspaper bolsterng to
eslaplsh the success of preparation which owes its
astonishing popularity mainly to the oral testimony of
the thousands who have either experienced or been the
eyewitness Of the immense physical good it has wrought
throughout the length and breadth of the land,
f8 wlt&deQp3t
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WE understand that The whoopng cough is qnlte prev
aent in the towns around US; but that no cases have
proved fatal Some families use nothing bat Johnson's
A"odyne LRimept. Our doctor, however says a little
lpleac to produce vomiting would he an advantage
Ihere are more than one thousand different kinds of
pills in the United States. Some of them are worthless
and injurious others are good and beneficial Old DIR
Parsons invented the best i-bous pill we ever saw
or heard of. They now sold under the name of
FaTSo"S P0'gatfre Pills dedp&wlw f26
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o G I 0 r ORES Err S
DYSPEPSIA AND APERIENT
BITTERS.
BUFFERS.

This valuable medicine has been prescribe BY eminent
physicians Tor some years past with the most astonish
sy good results " is not guaranteed to cure ALI ihe
Diseases that human esh is heir to, out is certain re-
le, and if thoroughly tried permanent cure far Dvs
pepsla Indigestion in all ITS torns) Constipation Bill
iouSnesS and other similar trOdbes For that partlcu-
lar KIND known as Acid Indigestion IL is snrr Flire
fg8 daonl,nk
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DIED

In this city Feb %, Helen Mabe, daughter OF John
and Martha Gutter, aged mos 20 days,
Funeral at he house, Grafton ST. corner of Penn
avenue, " Wednesday. at ~ O'Clock II. Relatives and
friends are invited TO attend.
In this city Feb Is, Frank, OF Frank and julia
German aged IL mos Is days.
In this city Feb &C. Albert Leon. of Addison and
Mary BTaddlsh, aged mos IA days
In Leicester Feb "a, Mrs Mary C. Bowman, aged 50
years.
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Worcester Gas Ligl,, Con,na,,,,

"'VV"IST VIE Ihght Company.
mt, a., CONE
t,, LIE thEAP AMI MOST DESIRABLE FUEL for Mauuac-
immB purposes and Family Use is now ofierod t0 The
Prices: '' wv "'' '"hoMi"h Wuuoeu
0nS i XIV nn OF ~ $500
IN quantities ess than Hair Chaldron. is cents per
Payments may be made and orders for rs delivery viii
W ISSUED only al the O0loe OF the Company No. hank
DiVVht Hnhtef ST., up stairs, diff ui
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S50O REWARD!

lie Seieclmen of the town of Spencer in behalf Of
sad town, offer reward $500 10 any person who in
consequence Of such offer the person or persons
Isaac Prouty " Co "
Spencer Feb q, 1872 d6 L. Oi''i' may "a
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The Bangor Commercial says the mercury
below zero in the town Vi Lincoln,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-28

MuIludes o. th9m suffer- llnger and die because Of
rM, , worms Ihe only known remedy for these most
@ 'tlu ualAeTOus OF all worms IN children or
a ,ni Us llR, 30uLDs PINwoRM SYRUP Purely veg
orhhel sure death TO all worms; valuable catfarte
Nv peenga 70 heatth Warranted. Price reduced 10
oO e. per bottle. GEO. O. GOoDwINe& 90. W
- "N"4W Boston,
Hnichelor's Hair Dye.-This superb Uoir No.
~ we CeSt ~ ne wod-Petcotly harmless reiiabe 9nd
aiiltaheOnsi no disappointment; no rIdrnins tIs
81 9sagreeabe oder. The genuine VIM Rnf ho i.ss
Nsirrd 1ye produces tn.medidteiy splendid iack or
SnatuIhi brown; leaves the hair clean soI beaniIoI
Hovs ut contain apartice OF lead or any iniurons cnn
Poum sold by all Druggists. Factory ID B"na ar Y
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Geo. =. HOppin ~ Co., Commission Merchants
and dealers in Flour. Corn Rye Oats Malt Meal of ali
kinds, Fine and Coarse Feed, Linseed OIL Meal.
Jazz dit Mechanic St, Worcester, Mass
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John :. Clark & Son, Commission Merchants
and dealers IN Flour and Grain Land Plaster Lime
Calcned Plaster. Cir Bone Cement. Salt Guano Super
Phosphate Of Lime and Western Produce, Nos 237 and
239 Front St., Worcester, Mass
diff JOHN S. CLARK & SON
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where it will, perhaps, be quite as likely to find
favor as with practical railroad engineers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-28

limited supply Of Bark and Extract for sale by
FAIRBANKS 4 PIPER,
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An Arkansas gentleman, of not altogether nd
miraole character in other respects, has lately
demonstrated his scrupulous yeracity in way
which the people of that region think does him
much honor. The first example of his punctil-
lous regard Tor truth occurred in connection
with difficulty with neghbor. To an mn
pleasant personality of the latter, tile truthful
man replied, of you repeat that remark. I rive
You my word will shoot you" The warning
was not needed, but the promise was kent 81
gave him my word for it," said the homicide ne
he sadly put up his pistol, "and that is pledge
always redeem" Even in Arkansas, however,
truthfulness of this rigid sort is not held 10 be
so complete an excuse for murder assto dispense
with the necessity Of certain judicial lormallties
and in consequence two constables soon invited
the gentleman to go with them to the parish
prison. This he refused to do, but he shouted
after the officers, who were rapidly retreaiing
before his ready pistol, 81 pass my word that |
will report at the prison in half nm hour" Pune
tually at the moment the gentleman presented
himself to the iailer and gracefully submitted
TO incarceration. The grand jury met in due
time and found a true bill for murder against
the prisoner. The trial was delayed for some
time and confinement became irksome, so one
day the prisoner, taking advantage Of the jailers
good nature and the privileges his previous
good conduct had procured, trpped up his
keepers heels, dexirously snatched the keys and
reversed The relations which had just before ex.
ls'ed between himself and the gentleman who
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Five Fer Gent. per Annum
allowed for Money ON call. n. A. GOoDNow,
auo du First National Bank,
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The Demosthenes Of the Present Age
MRS. VICTORIA C. Woodruff.
"The Impending Revolution"

OTICE!-AN ADJOURNED Meeting of
the new organization o. Spiriualsts for The trans
Lotion OF lurther business, viii be holden in the Ante
k0om OF Horticultural Hal, THIS EVENING. Feb ~
An persons interested in sustaining Free Public Leo
lures roa the best ofinspraona speakers are earnest
Iy REQUESTED TO be presentn This nnnefinn
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Matthews a. Chamberlain,
PLUMBERS,
Corner Waldo and Exchange Streets Worcester, Mass
Bath Tubs and Rollers, water Closets. Wash Bowls,
Wash Trays Sinks, &c. ntted up at short notice. and
in a thorough manner. dti Tvs
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM VERA CRUZ AND HAVANA-TH steamship Ctfp Of NE
rda Torre wife and children Miss QGnte9
C. C. Hope Inacs MarsceL wife children and servant Geo
Hammeken Miss Clara Mansce Pedro Penehe Jose Coom r.
Wilson, wife and chd Paterson and children lane'
Bernudel EscLdner, J. A. Barrie, J. NJ Arma1o CGe'
Arspro Doyle Logan Mayoree, T. Cusen A. Ar Wght
H. Pescaa j. r. aud wife children and servant Mrs NJ Dal
Mrs r. Henderson c. Uhrbach J. 4. TOscans, g. DomnguL
Mcbcena John Farrell John doday, j. Irmhe John D"Se
santos r. Kennedy Thos Sanction, r. 0Hnar Miss Cougn T.
CoHurrey T. smith John Iauey, oscar CrocberOn. -,
PROM LlVERPOOL-Ta steamship Russia July JlM an1 mrs
Jas Rowe WOrtngon and daughter Mi and Mrs W. II
H Mr W. H. Hart Mrs Goldsmith, Mrs Gohson MI sr
Mrs d. L. Clark Mrs II. Kev Capt st Auhfn, MI Nom
art Mr. Parker Pnken, f. D. Heatey MI Lawrence and SOD
Mrs BynaDd W. r. Kerer W. r. Melor, A. r. Hennci NJ Neh
T. w Davis W. W. Boyd, Mr. Osborn Mr. Trowhndge, MI free
mantle Mr. Zaok j. f. Tracey W. Andrew Mrs Pskef insn an
nurse A. Gator HaptOd Mr. and Mrs Tirter, Misses Nile
DON H. r. Fuay and Hesse child aud maid Mr. and MTs
Brocklebank M Beardey II. Sanford, hdgey o. hagtly
NJ Havs TompEins Mr. and Mrs J. b. Hall br WOODWARD
Nj Here M Hoey Mr FamlOe. child and nan Mrs
Auehmitg Miss Aucbnig Mr. Blum, Wolf b. Rider j. b. Sniih
Mr Low Mr. ManhO Miss Mrs. Low DR. and MIS- smith Dir
and Campbell j. H. Walker H. Serssel MI Arnold H. IRWIN
W Young Mr Mr. Peters Mr.. Talbot, ML Moore
Mr. UmaD, Mr. Grelescb Charles Every, Nj Hitchcock mr.
BndeD b. Rice, Mr.. Sheme!er s S. Trenton M hnD
back j. Ruslets II. II. MaDsen, Mr. Pennyman, Mr.
Mr Brooke Mrs Dillon. Mr. and hr Warner strauss
Schulof Mr. Peters j. r. Kngsfod Mr. and Mrs Jones' Miss
Lsfarge Miss Lasrge Psckenhsm, children and Mrs
Blackburn and Mrs Barnett and child Mrs abbot and daughter
Mrs James rs Evans Buh Mir B9h Mis-
Buhl Miss Bull. Mrs Wid Mr. Bull, M Barry. W. A. Miles
Houston Col NJ j. OBTen Mr. Nichols, j., jane
llpor Mr. White AuhDinty Mr. and Mr. Fletcher MI Whit
cbdrer Ganck Mrs Masobs servant hT1 Jsmess MAI
Mrs Low Mrs Joness2 maids As W Nedl MS W. STEW
sr Ms stewart Mr. Veegas Mrs T. lbdaso hTs SebA Mis-
Lo1keI, Mrs DumoTe.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
- mo street payomont in tho sixteenth Ward re.

10 have the street pavement in the Sixteenth Ward re-
Tnaf Ff,have from Thirtyeighth - Thirty-ninthst
no naved with Eagnns Improved Maoadan pavement
That Sixtyeighth-st, from Foufthfve. TO FhthaVe''
no naved with Belgian or trap-blooR pavement
Thai Fourth-st., from Broadway ~ bOwcry DC pa'eu
with Belgian or tTaphlOck pavement ,,.,
TGlat Seventyonrth-st, from flf'h-aVe 10 lmfuaNc'
he paved with com hined wood pavement
GENERAL ORDERS ADOPTED. 49, , -.
That n scwor he luit in Carislc-st from Washington
st. TO Weet-et -, ... ..,or
That crosswalk he laid from the southwest corner
Of Grand and CoreaTs-sts 20 the sOutheasV coIHcI VI
said streets o,, 10 ,avoa
That Carkest. from Broomest TO SprlngsL' DC pave"
with granite block pavement. - -..... o,,,t =,
That street lamps I've lighted in seventysecondr'''
from Third TO Flth-Iye. - , W., .. ,o raved
That Clarksou-st from Varck ST. TO Wests'p pe f"''
with Belgian or granite block pavement. ,, a,,o he
That Bank-st.. from Nest-et. 10 ihH'0on"N'
pavcd with granite block pavement. .,.,- ,,,,r,.
That the vacant lots the sOuth Huc Oi nN'2 tn
81 between Lexington and ThrdaVes, We Ietuo no
That the vacant lots on both sides OF f'y
tween Isifth and Sixth-aves., and corner VI p'N'
and Ffty.frst-st., he fenced IN. , "A rontb ave. .
That Forty -hrst-st.. between EighIh anu a'
be payed with Belgian apbock paveneirn, he
THAT the sidewalk north side OF ruIty Iii ,yi1tb
tween Fiffh and LexingtOn-aye, be hdggeu i"i' "'
Each by the following vote: 49,. c.oooro 4, al
Adirmatiye- Assistant Aldermen toley, otOc', vi, III
vim Robinson CuddingtOn, Strack, flncNhey, I1iJ
wade. Connor. Gels, SimOnsOn, Cumlsh9' hi0D"""'"'
Schwartz and the Presldent-l6. 49,, - -. n o,otoo,,
Adioulued until Monday next, 0tn pIOA at OlvNh'
d. M. JV0h'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, July 80. is

EEw-YoRK Tuesday, July 80. 1872
At the Exchange, this morning, there was
fair attendance and tho following trahsac'onS 'ooA
place, viz. -
fBy James NJ Miller, OF the property, being lou oA
1905 together with the three-story prick pu'uins
thereon covering the entire lot and at present occ"Pe
as livery stable located on the northeast corner VI
Lexington-aye ana Forty ninthst, which was SOFA W
Henry Bruges for $4,000
The auctioneer was TO have sold, by ieRal orae
the property located the north side OF SeVehIy-nnn
cree, Robert z. Hope, sale adjourned until tne
LIST prox; and also, under order Of Richard O. beamsn
referee of the property the side OF Fortest
zJ ect inches east OF Nnth-ave until the 6t PROV ~
DeiDanln L. Fairchild sold by order OF AdIlh11 ~ ~
Join, referee the following property, being 'Goeiet
easeholds at an annual OF $780, the mortgage
oeg lor soOo on each piece OF property, when eon
piece being 20x1005 located The north side of sixty
tnlrdst 40 feet west offhrdAve which was sold TOT
Vow ana the second piece, and the same
street ieO Ieet west OF Thirdaye, for $4,000 the pur
Peter Goeet There ia about $3.50 ground-ren due
on each OF the above pieces OF property.
Inc sale which was 10 have taken place by Vim. Ken
nelly OF property cated the northwest OF
Lexington-ave. and Fiftethst. was, by order tho
referee Charles Price, adjourned the 9Th OF August
Anson Hubbell reports the sale OF the fourstory
%x6o lot 100 belonging TO Helen Josephine Mansfield to
Samuel j. Terry OF Jersey City, for $4,000
But two sales are noted TO take place at the Exchange
tomorrow wednesday, viz.
BY James ~ Miller, legal sale under the direction OF James
Dem referee lots OF land each l9rl00 H. located
Onehandrcd seyenteenhs 1863 feet Of
BY Beeeker son Co.. the hoase and about l2 tv lots Of
ground located YerpADeks Point "esiehee County,
PeekskilL
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31

made by the Southern whites, they were disoeheved
the North but 1t Is TO hoped that tne etne nus Nc
when the reports Of Interested VIII
moi he received in opposition 20 the t'Stos ~ VI
abic cti7ens One ok the Radical JUDGES OF the sueho
Court OF This state (Ward) IN oohVerst,i"n WIZ W m
'r statca maj no Ku-Klux Outrages bad occurred IN
counties where there an upilgnt unH
soStr,r thai the fault lay IN not properly administer
ing the existing laws ,d ~ ,hc cnorrous increase of
az, y. AT and the wild extravaganza OF the ENecu
.i .ne o, Departments OF the state Govern
t ~ fere is another set OF evils Wheh c4,no III
ncn.' W. e and which more onerous 20 bear 1hS
noaion ~ which the local cOuuy and minor ohclas q.
haEn me- conduct themselves IL intOerabe, ana tne
S ,e Unlawful and indirect tgNes levied on tne eiulSus
hehIy exceedin the aggregate mat OF tne hlghSI
ppaSc,aig Not that all of II proceeds from nance; az
- 10 be partly ascribed to the ignorance OF te ohess
and voters Oat OF the 10000 Republican votes IN hls
sste but 1000 whites or this 7oCo sXSevehtnS are
either carpetbaggers or scallawags who are seeking
office The disrepatable conduct OF the Radicals Is
enough 20 prevent any man who has any seH-espect
frpm aiang with them. Could the pressure referred
10 be removed would be possible TO carry even s0uth
Carolina for Greeley To do this, prominent he-ohg
Republicans especially cOored men, shond stump tne
State and disabse the minds of the coored voters as 10
the questions at ISSUE lt is more than pronaDle na.
split win he made in the party at the state
WHICH will be held in August and snOuld tne ,hc
carry with them One-hfth of the cOloreu WINS '
white vote cf the state wOuld turn the scale. ,,,
Aiken, s. O., July 20, 1874
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW -ToRK........

PORT OF HBW-YORK.... ....................JuiI 80
CLEARED.
Steamship Caledonia (Br) OvenQne GLASGOW Henderson Bros
Steamship Ismals (BL) Brown, Glasgow henderson BTohers
steamship Henry Cbaulcey Cray Aspnwa Pseho Mail steamship
steamship wyanoke Couch, Richmond City Point and Norfolk Old
Dominion Steamship Co.
steamship Cha,les Comck PHILADELPHIA j. N Briggs
steamship 4. {. Sunefs. WRrreg. Philadelphia
Seauship Gaucus Walden. Boston. II. y. Dmook.
Bark Oubeus Ger BemeT, Bremen. Theodore Ringer Sons
Bark Tbos Pope Richardson, MourOv and market Yates PoT
BsrT Plesse Alexandra DAM Yeriun Thomas Pension
BARK James Cartv OBJ huriock Liverpool Geo T. BuleS
Ban II Veo Qaj Marine. Penarth Roads Socoylcl Co.
Foksvang Nor Ebbe Cork for orders Punch Bdye Co.
Mdndo talJ Narsse Palermo, Punch Bdye Co
Brig Nellie Owens Trinidad Port Span Maitland Phelps Co.
Brg H. Perkins seymour Galveston, c. II. Mallory Co.
Schr. n. Potter Gaskil, Washington N G.
Schr ssbad Dyer. Brunswick, Geo
SchT. Virginia, Small Pembroke
Steamship Russia (Br Cook Liverpool July 20 and QueehstoWn h
md>e audpa 70 Chas. q. FTaBckyB.
Steamship Merida Zimmerman, Vera Cruz July l6 Pro
gresso With mdse and pass r. Alexandra Sobs
Steamship Hpprohus (BL MAXWELL Rio Janero July TO- with
steamship san Salvador Eckerson Savannah mdse
pas. W. r. Garrison.
ndse and pass. TO Old Dominion Steamship Co
Bark R0saIa QtaL), Pesoe Marselles IS days with ndse
(of BOson) Clark St John, N b. days. with lumber
Schr Active Oi 81 john NJ B dgett Dorchester NJ b. days
with building stone.
Sctr Oraoo (Of Msehiss Small Sand River S. 12 days with
spiIng.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosTOs July 30-Anyed bark Quinteros from AgoA Bay brgs
Abby from onayesi Mary Peupe from Baltimore A. NJ Putnam,
from HObokeu
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN July 3The CuDad Line steamship Algeria lie Mes
qe from july N for Liverpool arrived III THIS hS0oT al >
IFor --latest Ship Ne,cs see Firth Pc0e.I
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY jury ~

WEDNESDAY jury ~
1fi a., p,ro,e via Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
wysnne eose a. NJ Supplementary Mail on Pier No 20 N
r y closed Al o. m. steamship sails at pm.
ian letters deposited Supplementary Mail must be prepaid Wp
doub postagel
A Prusasn Closed Mail is sent by this hre.
Mails for States Bremen steamship New York
cloSe at II NJ,
Direct Mail by this line. Steamship sails at
from Pier foo; Of Thrdst.. Hoboken.
THURSDAY. AUG.
Mails for Raope aPmouh Che6ourg and Haneurg per steam
ship Holsatil N Supplementary Mail from foot of
Hoboken closed Steamship sails at & IRON
Of 1mro 81, Hoboken. -,
deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double postage.i
Mails for Havana and the Indies steamship Moro Castle
Supplementary Mail Pier No N K, is closed at
25J D. IN. Steamship sails al 3 ..
FRIDAY. AUG
Mail ior n closed at the NewYork Post Once every
Thursisv AZ O'Clock Steamship sails Portland Me- on
fndRy at % p. m. ~, ,v-n,- o.. 80,
PrIsSan Closed Nail u only sent BY the Nnams uuVN .bu
Iuman Line Steamships
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
CIVIL NOTES.

George Walbrecht charged with retailing
whisky without paying the special tax was released
yesterday on his own recognizance by Commissioner
Shields.
In the case of Maria Kane, girl who went
70 the Howard Mission, and for whom home was found
IN the country by that institution the writ of habeas
corpus has been dismissed by the Supreme Court Cham
bers
Application was made, yesterday, for three
wrs OF mandamus against the Board Of Audit to compel
II 10 allow the claims of The Irish Democrat The Sunday
Democrat and saint Peter. On motion OF counsel for
the Board who desired IN 10 obtain the aida
Wits OF Peter b. Sweeny, Richard b. Connolly. VIM. NJ
Tweed and James Bren the motions were deferred TO
Friday next.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Jonathan f. Brewer, indicted for stealing post
sgt stamps, oomn tied BY Commissioner Belts
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
Nathan King was held buiay kekug Sarah Levi Of No 10
DelaDcey-ft
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday. Frederick
foT receiving stolen from s&a FanyD Of No
10 BSIter-st. by tie latters young son Abraham
In the United States District Court yesterday,
Judge Baichior dismissed the petition Of Edward " Neh
have Edwin D. Pratt adudieated bankrupt
Justice Cox committed, Yesterday Henry Williams,
Chsu breaking the Of Julia Poly
81 Am and stealing SIS bn and bank book representing
&ID.
In the Court of Special Sessions, yesterday Judges
UegAD Scott rresdug TSnsey
Pebentry three moaths tor reetty driving heavy
.gaus DR. Motifs Overt0ng severely
nunue Dr. Mot and Eghteeu john DenOhOe
stsal.ng Is william Thompson, coored I months Robert
Wsre5 retng John H. pocket months. Cnae
stksr assaurg Byne Broome an Thowpsn si
N TO- stealing wood ron Richard Mcknight
mi 10 the Juvenile abne Cunningham and hsa Hope
lefpng keno establishment at No Ss Third ave- hus 30 each
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board Of Assistant Aldermen,

Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
fOYJIuILl MONDAY July 10 1877.
Present-Ots 7. Hall, esq, President, and quorum
bf members
REVOLUTIONS LAID OVER.
That a sewer be built IN GTeenwich.st, from Clarkson
10 LTOy-st
That West-st from West Eleventh-st. 20 West Four
teenthst., be paved with granite block pavement.
That eghth-st, from Ninth TO Ienth-ave.. be
paved with Belgian OF tTap-bOck pavement
That the vacant lots the DOrthery side OF Fifty
fouTth-st. east OF SecOnd-ave., be fenced In.
That the sidewalk the nOrthery side Of FyouTth-
St, east Of secOnd-aye.. be tagged full width.
That on both sides OF Fftyseventhst from Second 10
ThiTdaYe curb and gutter stones be set aud the side
walks be tagged and Tefiagged.
That CrOtOn mains be laid In East FOrty-seventh 81
Om the present terminus Of the Firsaye.
the East River.
That seyenty'thiTdst., from Third-sye. 20 Harlem
RIVER be regulated and graded, the curb and gutter
stones set and the sidewalks Ragged
That One-hundredandth thirty seventh-st, from Fifth
20 Eighth-aye be regulated and graded. the curb and
gutter stones set, and the sidewalks nagged
That receiving basin he built on the southeast corner
Of GaTkson and Huds0n-sts
REPoRTs LAID OVER.
That the Commissioner OF Public Works be requested
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
sAN1rY oE Two MrRnERERs.

Application was made, yesterday, in the
Supreme Court Chambers to Judge Pratt, for wrts OF
habeas corpus In the cases of James Burns andWilam
Chambers now IN the State Lunatic Asylum. Chambers
was tried for the murder of Cornelius Voorhees, in
Brooklyn, and Burns for the murder Of Patrick Halo
ran Both were acquitted the ground OF insanity
by the courts which tried them 10 the LuDatc
Asylum. Their counsel now claim that the jury were
entirely mistaken in each case and that the accused
were NOT and are not insane The writs granted.