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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
TUESDAY. Ocr. q.

TUESDAY OCT o.
Mails Havana bY the steamship Cleopatra close AZ M
Steamship sails at D. N. from Pier No. n. H.
Turks Island BY tue steamship NIcksDurs close
WEDNESDAY. Ocr %
Mali, for Rurope via oueenasn Liverpool steamship
Wyoming m. Supplementary hal on fier NO. 70 A.
r., n clio ed at lO:I5 IN Steamship sails 1t IL a. m
A Prls1a Closed Mail is cent bY this lne . 80,
letten deposited Supplementary Mails must DC pep"u WIN
double POSTAGE m ,y,ru..
ec by the steamship Merrimack close At p M Steamship SAIL
a ) D m. from Pier No - y. Il
Mail Tor slflr ~ * IS closed the New.Ycrk Pa0lce every
THURSDAY o'clock Steamship sails trom Portland Me- On
Letter postage indies except ~hen going direct win
each which must be prepaid
THURSDAY. OCT. "a.
Europe Plymouth. CherbO1r aud Hamburg per steam
ship Sesa II Supplementary Mail on Pier foot
Thds Hoboken closed q. Steamship sails AZ m, IRON
foot OF Thrdst., HObOken.
A Prussan Closed Mall ia sent BY this lne- . 80
Supplementary Mails must b. prepaid with
IOuble Dostage.l
indies By steamship Moro Castle close
A supplementary Mail Pier No N r. closed al 2:3J
D. m steamship sails a. Q. o., 80,
fan letters deposited supplementary Mails must be prepaid WITH
double postage.I
Mails Aspnwa the Central American and South Pa
cite Or.s steamship Ocean Queen clOoe At ~ IN Stean
ship sails at " ST., from Pier No q N. 4.
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v.ro-s or D.-usy MarsAals after having accepted up
monuments as suob and provide for the appointment
fbe IT CirouIt Courts OF Chief Supervisor OF Eloc-
ons i'm each Judicial District, whose duty u snail DC 10
prepare an books and blanks needed by the SupeVsor
issue instructions their use. receive al Applications
for appointment such positions, give the Judge ino
nation to assist him in appointing SHpeivsQrs, % ~
and preserve the oafhs office OF the supervisors anu
ali specia Denuty Mnshas and safely keep all ceTt-
catos returns reports AID records Oh every hlnu cO
temuated Dy tins act Tie closing SECTIONS also ieB
late and x the Jurisdiction OF tLe " . courts ~ t
cases arising under the act, ana hupaialo 'uo mOu0 "
procedure under II.
EXTENDING THE ACT TO COUNTRY DISTRICTS
The amendment 20 tins act which was attached 10 'V
eundry Civil Appropriations bill at the last soSso"
Congress- extends power Of the Circuit Judges " az
pojnt Supervisors of Elections TO any county OF p
or Congress district whenever Representative OF De
cgate IN Congress is to be voted for ana zen the
snail make known in writing their desire W 80 rr
election thus sCrutinlZcd These SnpeINlso' hnve no
quired 10 without compensation ANU anu tbon IN
power TO make arrests perform OthSr id,ng Inc
DO IN the immediate presence OF the odgs iuclung
election and 10 witness all their procedures,
the counting of the votes and the MAKING VI thn
thereof. Ths last amendment does bOb ""'"0" WV
appointment OF special deputy maishaIS
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Eeaal Notices.


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH
Judicial Circuit yolusia County, PlT!a-SAhyEL BENLlsA -
ELIAS BBNLISA, CLARA BENLISA: R1IIsR BESLiSA
DAZByEDO RACHEL c. DAZEYBDO PBRLA osORIO. CLARK
COEN JULIA COEN and DAVID DBNLlSA Appearing from ths
aiayt Of H. j. Baker Of the 6rm NJ H. J. Baker, Paluf
plaintiff Tor the partition OF real eStae hereinafter described prayed
or in the complaint horein.
Of Florida; Gefnnt Bliss Bens residing ~ Puerto Pa
Dominican Republic; defendants Clara Bena beaIA BehAsA
Rachel c. DAIeVeO Pes osoO Clara Ceen and aa Coen rd
Saint Thomas West ladies' and defendant DAVID Beusa m As
State and City Of Hew-York, United States
ordered that the defendants above named appear ln answer zoe
complaint Of Samuel Bensa. the plaintiff IN tbs act on whoa bel
Of the clerk Of this Enterprise Volia C0,nI Fo
for partition following described real estate lying aud being Tx
state Of Fonda as follows to l. and g. 10 Sec - 49,
e. containing ia 81 LOO ia Marion Count Loi NO A
Sec 49, 49, = continuing q 1!io ser,s ann ~ 81 a. ~
acres SunDe County; lot No sec 49, aad lois Nos an 10
Ser % containing 10 lJio1 acres Ia Oraose Ooaaiy
vOusa County and the giant Onn CSaaH On
River opposite Voaa aul knoSn a. tae MOSES u
s6o acres Lots l. aal AID the u " see o. D
IS containing 800 f80o Sec ID - 5 T. - e.
containing 100 acres Los AID IN Zee -, n ~,
l. D. and a. T. 70, :. r a e, containing
2s 6O) Lot aud oi " t. Sec H. 20 r y con
tanning lsl and and " Of y" an D. e o. " 2 se
H. 70 e. containing 2J ss N sampler Cotniy lots IL snd
2 In Sec ~, IS. % and losss 3, aud 10 m See
se K Lew grant on the wekiya Creek Orange Comfy
wing IN and H. Off 30 eonsng 1900 seres and ia ih hoss
levy grant BiGck Greek The Cunt Of Ig fractional Sec D.
% e. containing and fractional See. ~ y
eoonng 36 except aud rese'iog however s seoa
81 strip Of land ling along tue pohen boundary Of sad section
All so acres before the fourth dy OF November D. LI al
on failure pnd will sPp 10 the eour for re ,ee DO
he published The Herald o pabl bel Coz said
erat Ia The Newiork Tnbune newspaper - 20
PRiCg Judge Seveah Judicial Circuit J. H. H. BAks1 AZ
tOrneys Petitioner AeA'
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THE COURTS.

THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS MANDAMU5 CASE
An application was made few days ago,
IN the Supreme Court Chambers before Judge Barrett
for maudamus to compel the Controller to pay on
their reauston SIPS Tor the expenses Of the Depart
ment The Controller refused to pay any money except
after an nSpccOn Of the payrols, and hence the app
cation for mandamus. Judge Barrett decided to deny
the application the following being the important parts
OF his opinion:
The officially position consists in treating the
Department eudent corporation when IN e Is
Drpartnrn r;l Of March 90 1865 REGARDED
pendent corporation SUD n0ae and the OLD volunteer IRE
Department existed pnor tins act private corporation
Charter 1870 10 strike at al such independent
System by reducing tLem 20 amenis
agencies Of the municipal oetoB The Fre Department IS
clothed with all the powers" and directed TO- fe:-
form all the duties Of Metropolitan Fire Depart
ment not however powers ami duties ound Of the
plan the Old Commission but clearly all
the administration
sought be effected The ente Charter suggests ms CONSTRUCTION IL
scarcely .ereOe Tat the scheme OF TsnS AID
dsburng money the ni Commission engad upO1
the Charter Of language But naer l
scheme inconsistent With the sin o. The nafter snl me
9Th the %
wcu the OF the entire scheme Tor the
Te aud disturbing funds Commission but the reenaet
modified form
the new condition OF things II etent that IT, ask
Ing ele. The cOu-cuon co1toL1e Tor open 10
smother objection arising sac face OF tie cha e me eas
III he
s and claimed what become. o.
tie the which provides that the finance
have o. all Gsca the eoporton OF
tie appropriations nade tie ouine 81 e eJr0uo
r lsplrunt 10 ia. cOntcnled r b. The aots
HE Application msnlamgs nus. therefore be denel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

The Board of Supervisors adopted, yester-
day. resolution that, after Nov. l. the Board shall
meet in the Chamber of the Board Of Supervisors In tue
New Courthouse. Tho Astor House presented Dill Oh
sO3 o. which was referred to committee, for rent OF
rooms and entertainment OF jurors in the Stokes case
resolution to prepare the necessary ballots Tor anu
against the Constitutional Amendment was referred 10
the Committee on Printing and Stationery.
Tie Board Of Aldermen referred to the Committee on
Law Commissioner Van Norris proposed ordinance pro
hibling the posting of advertising bils ana concureu
with the resolution of the Board of Assistant Aldermen
allowing hackmen to leave their vehicles lOt inc PURPOSE
of soliciting business provided they do 80 IN respectful
A.. H.,
The Board OF Assistant Aldermen referred to the Com
mIttee on Law "A resolution directing the Controller 10
eport 10 the Board the Of all persons, firms ana
CORPORATIONS assessed for personal taxes ana 10 sae
what taxes remain unpaid aud what have been sent 10
tho Office the Bureau for the COLLECTION Oh f0raOhl
Taxes the report covering four years.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

FORT OF SBw-Y0HE... .........,..........,OoT. a.
CLEARED.
Drake, Philadelphia. j. L ~
Steamship yespe aad Wilmington. Del Alb
'V Steamship Tacony, Nichols PhladelDhrs-
Steamship Philadelphia. DAVIS, Philadelphia.
steamship l!aIterAs Lawrence, Boston, IL r Di%Oct
ship Crusader Lewis Ac,puco &c. samuel L. Merchant Co.
Ship Clyte BrJ Whtish Sc. b. Morgsns Sons.
Ship .l6.ne jordan; London, Grnnel MniqrH < Co
Bark Lady Alice (Ho KeBg Cork Falmouth, Teens Beck
nk yabipstou r Woe Cork for ORDERS Puueh Edge Co
Bark Atlantic (Br Dckcr,on BrlsctO4 TroTbrdgos Soa,
BARK DuroyAch Poich Cora or Falmouth SooTca Co
Bds waicanate tBr Istse4 Ey.ter Eng BOYD HTcse9
BS George DOWne orb LanfAs Georgetown d. Iro~6dse'
Brig David Basbee. Stanley CadIl
Bra L. 2. smith, Dodge C1diL ~,
schr lIelen AugIstI Wells, Pensacola
ARRIVED.
steamship Aanria a. Oh Kahl~eO Hamburg Oct s. With mise
stsamshp America Tnkcpaogh Rio Janero Sept IS Bahia
Steamship Herman Livingston Cheesemsn Savannah With
Steamship Geo. "a IiOne Charleston with mdse and pass H. B.
steamship Louis Whitehead, Novoo,as Oct Il, with md'O
steamship CITY Of Galveston Jones' NewOesns with dse and
p sip F1aacoaa Bragg Portland with mise and pass to
4 Jane, T. wsr Sckersos Cariens Is DAYS WITH sugar
Bsrk riel (Gerl Siehad Liverpool days, with salt
Brg N. h. tof Haha Beountain, Pietou g. days with
Brig Camille tof Y,.ssu, Pickett. Seville Sept s. with de
Bas Rs oss Mece.n c6aicstoa days viii yellow pine
Scbr A. r. Hickman, White Virginia
sehr A. O. MAjos o SheJufue ~ So Swain HfaT 10 days with
dsh . -, 81, 81, ,.--,-
Sehr NELLY Potter Gask Washington ~ c. days With cotton.
S.hr A. e. ireland, iownsend, Georgetown, d. Y.
Schr, Jennie Hail. Bailey, Virginia.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Oct 2lAnyed. steamships Roman, Cenupeie and Rat
te.uake, rom Philadelphia Neptune fon New YORK
PoKraass MONROE Va, Oct 2Psssed In for Baltimore shipi
Francis 49, Cutting from Liverpool; Annapolis from avr, bsis 3D.
ward nom jonathan Chase from BosOn brig Chesapeake
trn Denara Richmond, bgs Flora aud Clyde from
I5veuooL Passed brig Torrent. for CardenaA
NEw-ORLRAss, Oct 9-Auyed, steamship NewOrleans eager
from NeN-fOrk
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN 2-rhe Williams Guion line steamship Man
haitian Price from NewY0k O g. and tie lnman Line seah City
OF Paris ich from H. both oT Liverpool have
lived here; the former $50 yesterday, and the latter $3.50
today
ona Meye Ne~loTk Oct TO- O Hamburg arrived here
terday a .. N.
Quebec md Montreal hiss arrived here.
HALIFAX ~ &, Oct 2Ihe Allan Line Seansh hDernian ar
rlt ei hers on SATURDAY evening from Liverpool
MEMORANDUM.
s,yAsSAg Ga Oct 2-The steamship Huntsville hence the
10Th mat for her shan vi Eo and iowed into
Twice steamship Salvador She will be towtd up 10 the CIV
steamship saragoa Baltimore reports IN snip hnery, from
Cardiff With iron ashore ID Hunting Island OF 20 dis
mated Of the crew we're taken on The
fFor Latest ship Aetcs Firm Pa0e.l
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Edmund Casey and William, boys, charged with
passnx ; ID BILL discharged eray D. tomBssioItr
Shields Ludwig julius August Kebs charged With forging cheek
bank AecAnbGs, Committed for examination BY Comns
White.
At jefferson Market, yesterday, Justice Cox COM
I1cd Ayers ieoofel charge Of brng revolver At
Robert Dcr Ward rougs who beat Ohee Clarke
ngh Jefferson Marie. Yesterday and we're all
DISCHARGED except Ephsm Mcdowell Hugh heVey James Corcoran
who identified aud renandd for
Andrew keSn snl Oo kBsFP two bow were oee up
mig No. IS Ondt through The subtle On tue roof
attempting lot Of hair goods belonging 10 Robert Link
In the Court oil General Sessions, yesterday, VIII
Howard Hugh Kelly charged with haVng
SILK FROM Dose Co.'S warehouse in Wsshn INST Howard
and sclue and the others we're lheu unchanged on
their own Aea and John Bron indie Ell ior
Inanughs olght the bar Boai qiarres With Daniel
Donahuo MAsn Atels wishing 10 help the former
stabbed bis opponent with rr Of bAers sers ron was ds
Ate h plea Of u Of mAnsa hIef The third de-
ge wis sen. James Donnoyan
easel stealing watch ald chain from John Holman Aug z0
arFud.
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THE SCOTT MONUMENT.

The unvailing of the statue of Sir Walter
Scott will take place Saturday, with appropriate
ceremonies on the site selected time ago by the
Park Commissioners In the Central Park, the north
side OF the Mall Tho members Of the 7eth (igander)
Regiment OF the National Guard, and the Caledonian
Club, will net at p at the Casino In the Park, and
march TO the site with the members OF the Executive
Comittee who have charge OF the exercises. short
address viii he delYere9 BY RICHARD Irylpe, who VII
present tho 10 the city In tine hane OF the scotch
Tesidents and unvail 1t. President Olmsted OF the
Park Commissioners Will reply and accept he gut IN be-
Laf OF the CITY, after which VIM. Cullen Bryant VIII de-
liver memorial address Workmen are now complete
ing tho pedestal and tue statue viii be removed TO the
EIday,
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me MURDERED BRoOKLYN POLICEMAN.

Henry Rogers, the reputed leader Of the
desperate "Batle-row gang" OF thieves and roughs,
which long infested the Eastern District Of Brooklyn
was arraigned yesterday before Judge Gilbert and JUS
tees Voorhees, and Johnson in the Kings County Court
of Oyer and Terminer, an indictment charging him
with tho murder OF Officer John DoDahue OF the Fifth
Precinct In front OF the liquor saloon OF Hugh McGold
rick at North Firstst and Unon-ave, on Sunday July
T. About 20 Of the roughs had been earousing in Me-
GoIdrick's saloon, and disturbing tho neighbor
hood when Officer Donahue ordered them TO to their
homes. He then proceeding along his route, when
be vas struck down by Rogers The roughs then fed,
and the officer lay insensble in the gutter for
hours when he was found by Officers Travis and
Cantwell who conveyed him 20 the City Hospital. where
he died without leaving statement. Eighteen of the
gang were arrested subsequently. The cOrODers jury
found verdict against Rogers as principal aud the
others accessories. James Flint, one or the men,
made his escape from two officers who were conveying
hun to jail after preliminary examination last week.
DistIictAttOney BrtOn appeared yesterday, for the
prosecution, and t. D. DAVIS and Theodore EdeOn for
the accused. Officers Thomas Caldwell, Joshua Travis,
and Thomas Holland testified 10 the circumstances OF
the finding OF DOnahue, and Drs. RUFUS Get aud Fleet
described the wounds ~ the deceased
lillian Hilbert testified that he knew Rogers and
nj McGOidTicks the morning DJnahue was murdered;
dd'nt Rogers with weapon; heard Rogers say,
az or we, will lay lin ont" DOnahue along dud
SAID, Rogers this WON'T 40. II you want 10 sing YOU
must 80 iasdo saw Donahue fall and heard The sound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
NATIONAL INSURANCE CONVENTION.

ORGANIZATION AND PRELIMINARY BUSINESS.
The National Insurance Convention, COM
posed Of the executive officers of the various States who
are charged by law with the superintendent OF all Ia
surance corporations doing business within State limits
met at noon yesterday pursuant to the adjournment
wear ago. Thrtytwo States have official relations with
this Convention South Carolina having recently given
notice that her Controller General would take part
in this meeting. The following delegates were present
Albert w. Paine, Insurance Commissioner Of Maine ;
(;ustayus w. smith. Insurance Commissioner OF Ken.
fucky: Oliver Pillsbury, Insurance Commissioner OF
NeW-Hampshirc. and William III. Finch, Examiner OF
CORPORATIONS OF North Carolina. Col Henry = OlcOtt
NJ Kew York. Secretary OF the National Convention
being the only officer OF that body present called the
Hon George w. Savage, President or the New YORK
Board Fire Underwriters, extending the compliments
of that DO ly TO the National Convection and Offering 1t
fhe use OF Underwriters Hall during tho session.
Col OlcOtt then stated that lie htd adVicts
from number OF delegates who were on their way 10
the Clty among them the Insurance Commissioner
of California MIR. FOOrd. and Mr. Rhodes Deputy lnsur
ance Commissioners OF Massachusetts, MI Plllsbury or
New Hampshire moved that, In view OF the clrcur-
stances OF the case the meeting adjourn until evening
AT the st. Nicholas Hotel, which carried. Among
other important business TO be transacted during the
session the perfectnR or arrangements 10 beSn the
work OF compiling the United states mortality table
by the Joint commission created by the Convention at
its last session. g.
Nicholas Hotel and Joined by stephen II. Rhodes
Deputy Insurance Commission OF massachusetts, VINO
had lust arrived Secretary OlcOtt said that Dr. Maggie
Controller of South Carolina and j. W. FOOrd OF CafOr
MIA would probably arrive to-day having made thcir ar
rangements 10 that effect The Convention then adj
jOurDed until u Ill., to-day, at Underwriters Hail. No. TO
Bru4dWAy.
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CT Tho blow Cornelius Denycfs was the nearest 70 m
ora the resi- were inside the saloon whek DOhsno lo
saw Flint 20 the street, raise stone and sNY, S,s
N TO him too :" Flint was standing In the dOo way VII
Donahue was coming along; Rogers int@ AVa'o ~
witness had often seen Rogers and DOnah"0 cor
geiher I'm Grand-st.. apparently very friendly -,
nelus Denvers testified that lac had known Rogers Or>
twelve years. and saw HIM on the morning OF me mur
der at McGOldr1cks; Rogers singing IN DOl5teroh
manner when officer Domaine came along and SAID that
tho noise must be stopped; D0nahuo was then gong
away when Rogers step ed out from the doorway ana,
raising both hands, struck him the back OF me hold
saw the cart rung used DOnahue threw mp BON hanns
and tEen fell 90 tho ground. Abraham Gibson, EiWIu
Clark and Richard Mclaughlin substantially eorroD9-
rated the previous witness, and tho case was then au
Iourned until this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
nnooKLYN,s MuNIcIpAL GovERNMENT.

BROOKLYN'5 MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
The Brooklyn Board of Aldermen met at .
p. m, yesterday Jacob j. Bergen in tho chair com
municatou received from Henry C. Murphy Presi-
cent OF the East River Bridge Company, representing
that Company is about TO construct the anchoage OF
the bridge on tie Brooklyn side, between Frontand
Yorh-sts.. which will require the transportation OF
largo quantity OF heavy stonc and the Company pro
pose to do this transportation by means of railway
from their dock Fulton Ferry through Waterst 10
Docbst and through DOckst and Jancsst to tho Site
The Company requested permission to lay tracks TOT
such purpose through and such streets as may DO
necessary this ne and TO on the present track III
Water-st with the permission Of the railroad company
owning the same. The Company engage to conform 10
all necessary and not to Interfere with inc
public travel more than Is necessary The Company 3
rcoucst was granted. The Controllers monthly state
ment was submitted, showing that the appropriations
made for the fiscal year $ss3sO 81 ana the tota
expenditures to date $39O6 o. leaving In the treasury
balance OF $40 81 The Controller also reported
having received from the Dockmaster, from Jan TO
date, $500; paid them for salaries s749 Inc la1 -
rep5rteu tnar ne snvd require ak adddQng CLERKS 2t
one wear TO furnish q statement OF the unpaid taxes
his Office. Tho BedfOrdave. Improvement COnnIssIoii
ers reported that they had received total OF
account OF the Improvement The Board tnoh apPos
Wilbur y. Maben fi the vacancy as Justice Vi eno
Second District Court from Nov. to Jan. l.
Alderman Ropes offered tho following, when were
adopted: nj -. -, ,,o p,,S Gam
September 1872, tine following len; Received Oh &c
count Of east side lands, $iOlOJOi AMI 49, -, , q, ,b
Whereas The monthly statement SHOWS INC hI . is
expended in interests remote from east '
sd That Corporation Counsel be and he hereby erseie
furnish tlis Board with bis onon OF the rg}l LsSs OF se
right for what
purpose money so procured DO applied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
FAITHFUL oFFrcER-coNrROLLER GREEN.

A FAITHFUL OFFICER-CONTROLLER GREEN
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: In the midst Of the fragrant corruptlons
which brought TO light by the breaking up OF
the political rings through the exertions OF the ndepehd
ent press may not be amss to call attention 10 te
persstea efforts Of Controller Green to compel the most
rigid economy aud integrity in every department Of the
public service under his control II has been said that
the rng snake" il only scotched not killed. There is
much truth in this Any with leisure. VINO VIII go
from department Of the city Offices to another es
pecaly those which have been almost entirely manned
from the ring will that the administration OF pubic
affairs is not yet wholly in the right hands But
wherever the influence OF Mr. Is directly felt, Or
der IL developed iTreguarty and every man feels
that his duties must be performed with prompness ana
fidelity He keeps regiment of idlers hanging ABOUT
whose duty simply to act as DULLES and whlppersh
OF voters and repeaers fortunate for the city that
the position oI Controller Is heid HSS ~ tuiS e ~
man OF such stern integrity as A. H. Green IN every
charged is duties, and now he stands like wal ot "a.
amant resisting every attempt To plnhder tue Ciy
Treasury no matter from what quarter ocheners spec
uators, thieves, and peeudtOis are ahho DaH'1 py
his watehful activity when sooLs 10 De ylreiess:
real hard brdn-wOrk than the COntr0or not Ohy "hS
the number OF hours In which lac Is engaged puI uOm
the multiplicity and variety Of tie accounts when pass
I,lod how Iawch they are inde6ted to Controller
Green for his rmncss rcsisngany improper demands
upOn payments out Of Inc City treasury Chty "Cu
a mai e IA fuy sustaiucu in ey cry possible way while
lighting their battles faithfully WAe all Taxpayers
arc Interested, our heavy property.holdeIs ana MGR
chants are especially 81; oSs9 sS d an ,J otStr
cities become enlarged through our foy anu neglect
to sustain Controller in his contest against cxtrYa-
gence ANA yillany. Ills searching examination into Inc
1aiidy OF the claims for advertising OF nearly leo news
npers amounting 10 over cOO00OO mas saved inc city
about already His constant vigilance Is cAer
csed every direction to place the public aIaiIs on
basis VI the oldfashiUned honesty and economy. He
nenL and ieforu. n.
Netc- York; oct. 81, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22
CRICKET AND BASE BALL.

The last important cricket match of the sea-
will be the Gano of the International series
between the English eleven Of NewYOrk and Pmladel
phia and the American eleven Of tho latter CITY, which
will take place at HobOken on Friday and Saturday,
beginning at noon each day. The American players Will
ne strenpthened by the Newhalls George Wright and
Hatfield Ii is understood that another party OF Englsh
clcketers made arrangements to visit the United
States III July.
supplemental base ball tournament TO the series OF
games recently played Brooklyn begun in Pha-
depnia saturday the result being The sncreSs OF the
Athletics gamG with the BOstOnS by score Oh 10 D.
Tie Mutuas the same day played Win the Baltimore
mine In MAsAingtOn. ana won By o score OF 10 y.