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9u bcrfaufcn.

anE G1ae mit Gei au"e, on SlsGu to-, norcI b
DOR Gdgsr iraSe, 1 U bti 10 ,uB. ato6 > &ebduns,
% ,tus preit, idone, Ooitgdrten mo gut ern9e6dunt,
brsls unc Sep,n9urscn arBemeiiea
Wigrre IS. SusGu,
(oi51 SIR. Is. {. rIn9tonTrafe.
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8ernalters : Bertauf

I'D BON
oIGem 3runbeisentb m
on ter SeGiunaraBe.
Graft unn in Bolse zines 0rtrets b5 areis9erihts
OR Stant Bal lmor: UIr Der nnterSeihnete ais Ser:
ualtsr aui oifentll1er IuttioH am BldBe Nreitag.
rep / Iouembtr 1872, G~adhmittaas A uhr, oas
nIhitebenr bei4reoene Si9entbum gum Yertaui auss
birten:
Gur Der Gle Der 9eaion, uno @oofFefras., tpie
les ere au9cornuet iii, 81 6uB brstt %9eofEet gu per=
Den. curd SinSaiI9ung ron D SuB IN Der Sreite an
Ieoer S,itr htr'elben, anfun9eno; oGnn ileoflth,
lln9s CT iuhpehltUen SeIte oar BeaSonitrasI, ~ 4.
bis an oi 0t,tte elmer Sdetormauer, uelDe oas Daus
aui o,ln bier II 81 bel reioehoen BlaBe BON Dem I'M
Siooften an9 sr 5eE0en Sauie trennt; oann iiplih,
llngs pCr WtItte beilgter 9 6Cioemduer uno parallel
nit IS oofHeitr1ee 81 rub biz an ems Il 6u6 brelte
A4eu, anottegt uuo 9eUffGet burb lBiuiam Saritee
Sum 0sbtoude ieiner an oieiem Base anereuBenosn
9rlUbItiidr; Dana noto,pettid, lGu9e beldeter 10 Il.
hIeltr ad.n, nit Dem aemsinidlGittltbGn " broutbe
un0 BripilegieH oer'elbsn IL Hu5 bis on he Sl6ot,
Srite oet 90offtF ltruse, %erlueitelt ME oOeI bemertt;
uno barn noromeillG, Lungs h%erielben, 30 SuG bis
sun anlan9splase 9S ut nteies oclislhe 0t2nb=
plug, lDrtfrr in Der 0ppotbtf rom l. auauit 1870
our1 9ottiieb +. Wlutlbler uuo lelnsr Srau Sriebes
rte Uiati6ler on Die pOentlte Sperbant" %ilbfrtrd-
9en fporren uuo in Htber g. n Rr Al, Sol. 80 u.
/. 10. in Dun Shnoz Arulrer Der StGot . altllore Gin
aPtrnGCG, unb IT elmer jlbrlIden Srunomietbe poAt
Dollars unterlpotieH.
8ebaut lift es nit eiAem 216=ftodisen sSobnbauie
MT 2 ftotigcm pin, ereebIute.
. rfaul5beSireunaen: elm SsitttbeiI bnar, Der
91eit in jiue' alCiben 3Gplunqeu in 8 unb IL Wiona=
ten; Die @reoltjabilHGen pom Sertaufstaqe on Strien
~tragerb. unA ourd 5ur .3uitieoenbet oeS Bsrmoltels
irooiiirte goter oes 8ipIers &C iHett, Der 8rrwaltet
beudlt lid cas Rebt cot, fine An5abllu9 Don 800
BERN aauIe Su ptrlongsn.
q. aeene, gerua(ter;
+. NS. = met Il Eom 20, autt.
(2j3 ,S,5t,4, 76t9)
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Sam s Mm;etgem.
Sereintate Nentihe Ranf.

8de Der 8altimoretl. anb BofzOficesGps.
I'M Sebduee oes .Dentid,en GorreipOnsentsn.'
SepoHtoren e~rqGIten ieGs Brosent Sinien, neIn
Dom Ease Der Dsponiruna On biz 81 6emfeIben Da,
tunt i'm nidten Nonot erlau6t uerSen. Often tdslid
BON 8 n5r Vtorsens bis upr Nahmitta9s
Jrbn %mifb, BrdioeHt;
gonrae Reib, Bice 4Srd'.
Dtreftoren:
So5n Smitb, 9IeInens Ofenoorf,
Conrad Y2eie, Sob. 8~ouerHihmtht,
joiepb Sreu5er, SOP. y. aiSner,
3. %. @erfsu, anbreas 9oTnrQnu,
Sobn 5obes, Wusuft 8e9enbarft,
galentiH 36Ger, Sofepb SGser.
.yfop.6,fSi &ari ESeHricb, 8oiFrsr.
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6auIcr 6i0ia III uertauEeH,

ia 3 an rer R"oIfon= auenus;
4 ansfer Wtc@uQou9btI
"a on Der @arepz uno RepubltcauFr.,
3 an fcr 81 BERN. mo
on ner Gutlm., uniUclI Soffmartrnse,
n, WerIbe Don 5000 bis $1,000.
SbumGa s. Scmp.,
3AN 500 SPt CT. 3Snu, INN ESnrntnuan
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OH ~nrrfoufeu.
gu nerfaiiien.

Cine erose Iusruahl bcut' DIR Giaorrenz = ormen
bel III. Is Iunann, Dir. 62, Sir.S aInsrtfr.
l234. Al. 3.l.79 81
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9urd1 9. S. @nusr L. sahnr.

IA SirD g. .. Onnsr Dc Sngre.
lila Bsrtbpoaes @sunr sis'ntbum al Der
Sdptcus hpeuues
oils Mafeniaal GER a@lsle=ArlIlerie" betannt,
1u Mutton.
euut autoritit ces 6Hr Jerneillers urb Stahtraz
ties ron Baltimore psIoeH DE u ;erieibuetrn S,eus
fog. ren q Sttober, RaQmlitd9s3 upr, IN Orr Il.
Steae psrtaufen:
ras sanss esrunt fdf neba fsebauhd,'eiteu,
ais Der Waffeni1al Der nSG9le 9rttlerte" 6efannt;
Ger Blas 1T bcidreben. ME lolet, n1hlid,: an Der
Noroieits Der &anton=Iutnae in bsr @nuernuEe bon
81 6uB 9 Sou oitlib pom Der ~gtorooit= 1de Der ean=
ionzNueRus uno Bfoat nah uniaRgeno; oann oItliG,
parallel nit Der Canton Auenue, 30bus; barr noros
LID, parallel nit Sroactu1p, 60 fSue bis an @outon=
Qpenur; unb oann tuehIih, IdHos . r Noro cite Der
Canton 4uenue, 30 SuB bis gum Grfar9e; ben OFT
liuffeu 3beiI bilfenb.
Die 0enGuoe beitehen in einem 2zitoti9en 5ieaeis
fei- ern n DOuie u (. 10
Gertuuisbsoinguretu; rim Drttttbett baar, oer0feff
in 4 uno s Wonaten NIT 3rnirn uno St6er9et.
@. y. Guper q Sobne, duff,
(o43 6.2 6I-3l Enn nfi Sfe Ne Mnhs INN IouStteitr,
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SWr y1aDrt6t

SIt gGGcDctmt
Rr
9eiieu0e rad BEN GHoea
@rOse @er. @tdateE 9 RoHte nG3
beut 5uDeu!
SEsi t6gli6s 5uHeGpousstEig2 nJq Ureoettcs-
brTa, RinnonD, g5tets7urg, NcIooH, 2idmiTgto n
re, Danu.4l, Gtarlout, G9sumolo 3guate 2
= Is. Nlauita, 1go., uno JtsmzGrltcu5. % II
Sl5fobrt bon Baltimore; T1b uHr "a B{Hus
Ten. lin 10 StHHoGg ROD JibMpEU,1 uGb 4t,uc5
ill., 40 gfuuteu, 0cr tcSrs Sug iomHt om Iolrebo
| 9,orseu UNI 9 ugr IN dtAmouo az. (Ed8ttd 80
tcgs Gu5g.)
Entunff in Ridbmpne is so &tunptn DUn
Baltimore.
Btgen ndberer Auetnnit uno Durnz5iRett mgrb
man nd on has Sihets8iredu tn oer &Qmhea4 . toa
tton Der ., SaltimorezS bioz@iieH6abn.'
(Sunt5-l 3Isb S'epnHor, gaiasicrsA1sat.
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"a 2u bermiethen In QnuannIis

I;.l 5pgi srore 8ieaeIiteiuerne Souier mi gros II
tl,ie1 aeli IN sum 8ruucn urb Bayern BON 9a9erbler.
SH Annapolis qie1t's sur Seitfrinc 2aeerb'er= oraue=
rei. GGl MS bel AreIdiee Msaaner,
&erualtertn oes T0hlaiies oes psrftorbenen
(24I,3,5.79 Sobann I. gSdgner.
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grins Grs0tria
q
5cr5iae.
gseS Glfreb
Garti8t.
SIrao Daltsr
I
GBeiBs.
Ecu 2ruiu ]
Tartigs.
SubmGH 5Iaat
80
6Grbise.
WaibiHQton GbaB
gBIutams 5humus
Nyaite Wtagcr
MIltams QsRrq
gitris Qrfjlrtt,
.
@eBe.
Berry 29m
u
6arb:5s.
Dbits samI
sRiliom Spfmdu.
8egiitrGtor Der iuniIehnten g9aro.
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gu %nerfaMfelt.

E.l Gin 3-foiIgse 5ie9eIhernernes mobnbaus
an Der Waotionitr Br, crit { Suus oiiItb pom Sroao:
mao; Breie fir einen prompter Rdutcr si4U0, Wertb
$500 u1o I br preIs Iuiltoig su Icgtersr Sunme
JidL, es bel ii ufoun 8 Sru cup. ar Ia. gam
Bull inae St. 84ultrane, ofer der. az. a.
opnSfftQB<, (243-)
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81 uermictbsn.
Gine feifcue (5eIeocnheif,

EiR Gin moblirtss 2Bobnbaus, I'm Diit.elpunft'
6I otaht geIeser. Dfon ueloe iid Del Eelfai.
He arriotf, 81, sSauls, sipeite 2biire norblt6 Dor
Rs-inotoufroRe 1881
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- abiahri
Ser Nnetgucr 5NCuufgmyHe

SIC Sampiidifit ogr ,UllrA.rIs urt Uiiurr's
@ricnitGIt' wCyfgT UDH bIu nod
BoIor 6ber g}urrolf ar uaf roo SreirGq, rcu p.
! SeDtember, Ie6cn TIeuao0 mo ~trct0c, W'tttase
II utr, duhatt Dtonta9s 1no AouNersu8o Nawmts
toos 2 lbr, uiC ruttr, dbgegcn.
8eridiffer nit hicier yiHic iolteH tn oygtc Hsroes
muo merfeu uHh Die LSGdrtr hCWognl5 '1TtgR.
OJA-
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Baltimore:
Pbil0OelpDtd'er SampfbDDE
SUmpagntG.

Brlrl0n 1MP Ctltt nun PDlIabCIpf1as
Gue 0Qmpru oteier Sompaonie qybgr t1gIt@
lSoruiG9s uu5genonmen. uon oi Wsrtu 0uI oeI
Sde Der Qiebt= uEr Erattjtr. 8tNnmittGgs lut 30.
fabn In Oct @aiutC.
- aui Gem Get ................. 100,
Hue SortGr iSrodt Ucrpgu Iu ce7 5|Illltrr RGtsu
oeiErnert. :. NlerdurcI Zbrgnsr, NacrL
SFL. l,1Sl hr 3 cigbttr. -4'tt'tg FGitlHCre
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Heqif cations BefanntmQdjunq.

8sr3cifuiB neu-reg'itruter 8iiraer 8obs
nunssdnrsrun9en, 8obssfGae &C.
Is. @ar0.
Der uutsr;eidnste Reeiftrir. geamts ser JDan3taiisn
Ware Der Staet Baltimore, srnannt pom GOuuerneur
bon WtarpIanb untsr b m Seiese her Seneral.4 fernbIp
BON Yto, genebmist ans Qpril 1870 bat biy Resiitra.
tion Der Stimmseber befaeter g8 lro in nebereinniui-
nluns nit %beia9tern 9eisse ~besnoigt UNI rpirD am
R onta g, SfenHa9 un Wittp o d. rem g..
20. un6 30. Gttober. BON Wtorgens 8 ubr bis Gbenbs
nm g nbr, in Rr 5. Tporr ; q trnte, an.
me ien6 ietn, nm iraeno toeIhe @usIn Nurgsn poer Sch
Ter In beiagten 2iiten su oerbelern, porauf bic ieIber
%enoailtiq seihloIien iueroen.
Gqe YerIonsn, tpelhe nod riht %repiitrirt, oosr pei6e
aus irsenb etnsr gBare ssjooeu fino uno in ir8snp elmer
anoern gBaro seiesli1e Ani1ifi9tfit erlanet baben.
tbenlo als Serionen, tpelhe bisber fem geniaenoes
3susniB beibrinasu tonnten. I'm ibre Qualification ~
9~eiesliGer Reetitrirura buriutbun, uno Die nunlnehr
oaiu befdbi9t Iino. ionic ferner ole Rsrioneu, mslhe
iber Den Soo, oas Wesjieben obsr RE disqualification
lraeH? elmer fruber ooer lest re9iftrirtsn Yerion. Aus'
flnft seben t6unsn, tperren ~er9ebenft eriutt, sH eriaei.
men unD ben RssiitratOr iu bena&riatisen.
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9u %nerfaufcn,

sEN S1U UefIuUftH,
-A- oter sesen Giaenthum ia Der Stnet 5u
p~eItOufdbeG:
10 gIfer aui Der Gde Der Yiin Nuenue mn Sreheridz
6urnpIte, / Vteiltn BON Der Stlrt uno D Wiin 8G9es
por u DC Der @nton piler @iienhdbu, bebaut II tit
einem 40 Rug 6~eiten Stanbanie mo 9uten Hebenz
Sebduo,n; gutter 9-rt,n unn NrIdte.
Sobn @lsnn s Comp,
1887 4T Yer. ., ct. BQulitr.
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S0.uas Au}cIgt@s
9alttgaGG 1i0ub

~ 8dtttSlIEa 1@Blp
Dtretts rssstud6tas D~omphbrTIa9Jt 3aii&tn
Stettt n unb q N ? 9uri Hbgr 8OptrjGgea uae
SlrctGumEo,
Germ'ttellt her uCutn titelHttn It=QcmpieJ
6umbolets' STantlin." -~2buTmdifieu 'aSruR
1VprtF 2lrHct q ~ a'FTnGiUuH ~ GU.
ab9dne Rddmit'ocs 2 utr, pom Bier Is, U .z3tiUtr
uhtr 6Gure uno 9opsubulCr.
Sompier s~SbUrWalcfUH," Capt. Il. Scrcroon,
26. Stt.
DQupisr n5umbolrt," @opt. Uraotb, 80 Woutr.
GllGges&rstlt:
Bon Gtettin. &alutt CSoio 5000
fur 5umboIot, Tr1ntttu uUo GruG-0nmpier
.SWiid,u0eu 1000
Bon gtetu'9ort, &a1itf $500
SUiihCnoed 500
Srcurfors.Siuele aui Elm Sobr Gulti9
@aiite, ooh $3.50. 8mj'dtHocd, @olb $50,
Sinner inter 10 5Gbrsr Die 6Glite. 3DhGCreedss
Buiinglcren peroeu UiOrOte 9~e.tGiIrt.
Gbeser 5rGd1t uuo bGruoe uGu ben SHIes5aiGa
Deuoe man ftn On
KBsn6t s Rammslsbers, aaeutsn.
Office: CIR. 40, 8rcaonap, gensQscf.
Sn 8uIttmore: +. Blaine. Expedition ots rG,ut
iten "@orrsiporNenten. tIrlIi3.19l
~ Jtu9 BGttOn ubtE a~iprIGlt
peroen on Den t~olgenoen Gaqeu bt'crs
Dieultl9, IS. Ott., NdhnttIag6 u5r.
So BUiiuglpreis mad Bottom mi 5IU'dius or
SctOht9urq unb S~btGt3lmmcr Si2 80.
Gins uuo ogr-'Reiie $1,000.
DeseH 6rCqt uuh Boi0ge DsHoe man fU IN
q. 4. @uaqluS, Nlg0trs
Bolton -5tlftC,
s. ON fsuFe oes Jnnucu DOGS.
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Mdt hsn fnfe n Ilber in ! q. arfrnelbrrSs
&iaarrtn : iS.brit. DIR, "a mn as, Srerrr far.
Ttuiid iprenenCe fe 'uuH IN Z 'ul95 SabltttH re
arbsltrI bacon, peiren bel DER au n49me beportust.
(245-7j
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womueI &tsin
9euti9es 8amtz nns 9e6felaeiaaFt.

mir tauten uno perfautsn Cob, 9tesierunssz,
Stdats=, itaottide uno auoere Siherbetten, mir fau'
fsn uno %perIGuien Be6iel duf 9roBbrittanien TraRfs
.sth uno Oeutlhtano uno Sieben inter aHoern aui
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&ummer 4 BtRrr
Der. IA, German, nnbe 9 mthfraSe.
9euti9es Sanfs nnh @c6ielsei9Gft.
@ahage Silete
flr Die Sampier Des
,yIOroScntf1en u&lDDD"
bon
Baltimore uno Netp 5 Yor&

Sremen, Southampton, 6aore, epnepn II. {. n.
Fuo in unierem Sireau, ME folgt. 5u beiomnen:
9aiiagez 8reiie in Sob.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
w. poord ~ pnlice MAJ vesterdnv. and dismissed
TIE MILK DEALERS AND FARMER.
a IN. Edffor Of The Trfbuns.


SIR. Accusations have been made that nilk
consumers pay from 10 to 2 cents per quart foD fluid
which contains from 25 to per cent OF water and that
dealers only pay farmers about cents per quart for
pure milk Let us consider what truth there Is IN thls'
EewYerl City is supplied with milk from New-Jersey'
New-York. Connecticut and Vermont via various rail-
roads Let lie speak OF the $500 1900 cans which are
received at the Harlem milk depot every morning. from
the farmers along that railroad and ia Vermont-not be-
cause these farmers are any better or worse' than
their brothers in other States, but as an ex-
annie Tyo-tbrds not 10 say three-fourths, OF all
tbese 4 forty-ouart cans contain from 80 TO
az ouorts of milk and from to quarts Of water 90
much for the euleless farmers who actually acknow'
edge the to 10 quart dodge and pretend to say that re-
dced milk keeps better than pure, which may or may
not be true. The New-YOrk milkman pays df be con
tracts as the majority dol from April to Oct 10 ~
and a cents per quart for the milk and water and 60
cents freight on every can cents per quart which
makes total OF Al to and 81 cents per quart for ms
40 or IS quarts of milk and or quarts Of water Thus
far the mlkman is gutess few dealers serve Their
route customers with milk just 1t is received, ana
their store customers with ice added; but the ma
iurity of the mkmen add more water De10re seIF,
inp Now as TO prices. Twelve cents USED 70 De ashcu
i'm the Winter time, when mllkmen pay from SIX 10
CENTS nnclusiye OF regh per quart but last WINTER e
increase from ten TO twelve cents was not hdus
east side of NewYOrk between Fourteenth and tuueh
ats milk was sold Summer, and Is thls ounInt
milk depots for per quart and on the route oI
to nine cents, and M Eerh2ps, sVo % ,es are
cents. On the west side OF New-horK tne PIIooso a.
higher ranging from eight TO ten cents on roucs q,
cory stores are supplied aud elgnt cents co. ~
viii be readily seen that mllkmen are not iattehins
quite as fast Is claimed; and though they are as "a
class pretty scay" still, old saying requests th
peope To give the devil his due, and why not InllKeh
Brooklyn, ", L., Aug. IL, 1872 JOSEPH bhAss' j.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
SHOCKING ACCIDENTS.

John Fallman, age 80, of No. 300 East Fifty
nintb-st who fractured his skull by falling down his
cellar stairs Sunday night, died from his injuries yes
terday
Martin Bates age g. of No 247 East Tenthst., while on
an excursion with his parents. Monday, fell into the
Harlem River while stepping board boat at High
Bridge and was drowned.
Mary Hennessey, age 40. home, fell into TIE area
way of No Mottst yesterday, and received severe
scalp wound.
John Carey age H. OF No "a Henryst fell out of the
second story window OF his home yesterday. and frae
tured his spine.
Henry S. Paul age II, Of No. % East Fourthst, was
severely injured by falling from truck IN Lafayette
place last evening.
Nathaniel Herd, carpenter, 81 of No 279 Ninth
ave- broke bis left and sustained severe internal
injuries yesterday by falling from the second story Of
the new building No S5 Flfth-aYe.
John HanlOn age H. OF No. l75 West H0ustOn-st, was
thrown from express wagon AT Grove and Fourth
sts yesterday, aud injured on the head and legs.
Frank SOhauser, H. OF No. $40 West Thirty
ST. his left caught in machinery ana DfOken at
Stocks Brass FOundery, yesterday. .
Francis Kiernan, age l6 OF No. 435 West twenty
seventhst had his thigh broken by the ke Of horse.
last evening. ~.
James Rowe lad residing at No 4O4 East Eighteenth
ST., bitten by a pet dog last April 1he wound
synptOmE OF madness Yesterday however the boy
attacked by hydrOphobia and the vOleBoe OF his
paroxy great that he hG1 to be secred u his
bed.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
LOWLIFR WARFARE.

Peter OReilly was assaulted by several men
liquor store at No 81 Tb5dve, yegterday, ana re-
ceived a cut the head with weapon. and
badly bruised the body from kicks J0hn Phillip, one
of his assailants, arrested
Marcus We'll, age 81. OF No * Willettst, quarreled
with John Bfesher last night and was knocked down
and received "A severe confusion of the brain.
August Bowers age 90, trucAnan, OF No. n4
West TTiy-seyentlst.. had his cheek badly with "A
knife yesterday. by an unknown while at work at
Tenthave. and FIfty -third-st
Frank soheubIe H. OF No. 100 ST. Marks place,
knocked down Dy John schutt yesterday and received
severe 1calp wound
Mary hcCabc, we ", Of No. Ii2 Bayiertt, While
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
POLICE NOTE1.


Oscar Kings dstillery, at Division and kent-ayes,
damagei 81 800 yeraay sleiuo'h
several companies for $500.
William Wright, q clerk IN John Locketts dry
goods store No. Fuou Brookyn arrested yesterday o
the alleged theft Of 81, 800 worth Of goods 80
Emma Stein, age 81, married residing Mt NO. o.
She stated that taken anianum kill her unborn child
Henry Marves a tinsmith, was caught Yesterday
morning in Christian Adhef tin shop No s. Colambas having Gu
by OF skeleton Jusheo ooo"
EsseT Market yesterday -
Leopold Thompson, alias Heyman age 20, OF NO;
c was arrested yesterday for swBdhng Isaac Levy OF
Sewsrk by representing himself detective, and engaging 70
cap,are Lewis wife, had recently eoped
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday Judge
B.d prsdpg Dnso Of the chain gang, was sent 70
the sat- Pon or shooting James Duffy In he CITY au
PSk near The nan June 3D. Henry Cannon attempting
10 steal gold diamond from Mrs Fanny LeoPo1 NO.
59j LeYingto9-aye tso yearA
Patrick Logan of No. University-place was
mn m Jefferson Market YESTERDAY await the result Of injuries
s bv h on John strobn ll6 Thaye dang quarrel on
Monday night Anne and Ellen Geary were eCiam m
ssry IS worth Of clothing residence Of Mrs Re6ea ben
& M 32l Wet Marc Anthony OF No 81 Calne
the No. 4s8 SeyeBth-aVe ana SuS en
arrest Of Peter McGogan, who released as no co"pn4u'
peared. :.
The Board Of Police met, yesterday, and dlsnlsseu
p,tpan Pt< Mccormack Hpeency and accepted he
nation of detective John lester received rom
sons harkng the Nineeenih Precinct Police for gnlne e
fcto the recent strike and Rcosng eheek wBte"h R
rounismen, each anu %
as The presi Thinlsye Railroad Company comp
he Glh REGIMENT marched the tack o. th. hawJ
from 10 FouresnhI MONDAY and dehned the eAi' w"
hall an hour. Reienel 10 Msior-Ger- shaer
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
MUSICAL NOTES.

Mr.. Charles Edward Horsey, the English COM
poser and pianist, eOntemplates professional visit
the United states this Mr. HOrsey of the
composer william HOrsley, and "a grandson OF the IA
nous gee writer DR.. Calcott He is pupil OF Mendeis
sohn.
The London critics, summing up the merits
hnd defects OF the opera just closed Drury
lane aud COvent Garden, agree in rating the
cessful Of the attractions, Miss Kellogg Nine
Parepa Rosa, Mile. Emma Albaui the tenor Campaniui
and the baritone Rosa.
The AthenGum says MADAME Parepa- Rosa,
having accepted engagement for the Italian Opera
Cairo, has declined the contract forwarded 10
her for Moscow aud st. Petersburg for which cities Herr
Rosa offered the post OF OlEtconducOr with Slgnor
Bevignani In 1873, Herr and Nine. Rosa VIII make
other tour with English Opera company In the United
btates
The list Of engagements for the Italian Opera
son in NewYOTk has been considerably changed and
Is nov said to stand follows sopTanos Nine Lnccs,
Miss Kellogg, aud Mile. Devee; cOntraltO Nine. saaZ
from Madrid tenors Abrugnedo and NlZzani bartones
MOrami and hparapani; basses, janet and COulon;
bufO, E0nconi conductors, Maretzek, BcrgInann and
CnHberg.
1t is announced that the young American
tenor Mr. Oseood OF whose proposed In New
York spoke the other day bas been engaged 10 ac-
company Mr. Theodore Thomas the annual winter
Of that gcnteInans famous orchestra. Mr. OsgOOd
cOuld nOfm his American debut under better aus
pioes Mr.. Thomas In one OF the musicians whom every
body respGIVs.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
PROTECTING POOR JACK.

Commissioner Duncan states that 'le new
Shipping law is beginning to WORK ~ a%u
hor, reepers or others He shipped crew OF 70 men
10, the ship webster bound for London and they were
not rnoesed -Four hundred and thirty-th men had
been shipped under the new Act up to noon on Monday
Cant Ipgerso of the steamship Dacota also states
that the new system Of shipping crews is more exped-
tous than the old Capt Duncan having shipped ns'-
class crew of IS men for the Dacota IN TWO hour wlo
terlv several days would have been required to obtain
a crew of this number and Of not as good Character
Capt Ingerso has met no shpmasters opposed TO the
new law and of the opinion that all honest captains
will welcome it as great convenience, beneficial aiKe
10 men and masters.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14

ST. Nicholas HotelSsenatSr Thurman Of A. ohig
S ., ohp Gsarve W. Charles H. MAJ Of the Nicaragua
sayeyinr Expedition Broor k.u,s Of bs kass
RI"S ' ma Js tr,aus HokI-ResrAdmrs o. Gsson u
Sk o. r. p Wst,r Aabams, the Hon. John "a Ghsueh OF
@ sn H,m,dnle ST Marx Skinner Cheseo, the Hon
B. woodbridge and T. H. Canheh Of vermont D. u Css%en' S
B1shSei Of Yewaven wSshbun Of Maine and ibe Rer
nGeIsS ~ 81 Ious CarerdOn Hobl-Gen g. Fremont OF
T.ryr,ogp Meg. YORK Honl-Gen. s. X Marvin OF Albany
wsfyoooian Hok-Gen @. r. Bse OF Washngtoo, and y H.
st,,. Prison IBspector 81 Dents Hoe-Gen
Lev Wallace Of Indiana. Gg PAnsh 81 Wlses
h,. 81 a/ss Hotei-George Alfred Townsend washington
-aad cenraI Hofe-L Comma der G. H. Mccormick &
Westiaster Ho6F Mota Of the Argenns legation and
Po,bes dLemark Hotst-GeJge W. L. boriilani.
Ho5san Hosse-Gcu L. Lansing of Bnaao' ;hIor Honcit
Of Nebraska Gen b. buou o 'h"n'' an" ue
lion Charles Stanford Of Schenectady.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
Aow sHE PROTECTED IMPROVEMENTS ARE RE


AIOW eHE PROTECTED IMPROVEMENTS ARE RE
GARDED.
The owners Of East Side real estate differ in
eir opinions Of the value Of the projected Bouevard
Some demur 90 saddng Of the expense on the city
st large while others think that the increased values Of
property benefited by the improvements VIII yield
reyesUe in taxation that VIII tighten future burdens
sDd more than Offset the immediate expense The pro
,eet Of an East eide Boulevard TO be regarded
with considerable favor, although IL il claimed that the
property OF the FOurbaVe. wiz profit mostly by IT,
The Eas Side has been improved resolutey without any
frahe Had East Side Boulevard been constructed
rhsn fret projected it wOuld have materially advanced
the value OF OtA in the vicinity Of PTrt and
1bh aes DO not DeAS prOpoTtbHste vrcss 10 ots rel
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
JOURNFYMEN TAILORs.

The Journeymen Tailors' international Union
OF the United States and Canada held its seventh annual
Convention at No. 10 stanton-st yesterday Jacob MOT
sadt occupied the chair About 80 delegates were pres
ent from bridgeport Conn; Chicago, H.; Norfolk Va;
Philadelphia. Penn. Worcester, Mass Washington H.
c. Saratoga Springs; Savannah, Ca, and NeW-ha'en'
Conn. The reports Of the Treasurer and Secretary were
read and unanimously adopted. The former report
showed the Union TO be in a more than healthy cohui
tion a large balance being on hand An apphcssuo, s,
from the Tailors Union OF Saratoga Springs 1Or an.s
sion to the New York body granted, anu
on Finance Resolutions, and New Business were "P-
pointed
New-York tribune., 1872-08-14
THE GARpE REPUBLIcAINE BAND.

We are requested to publish the following
recent from NJ Pahlo conductor Of the Garde RepuD-
ucaine Rand II shows that the gentlemen who man
aged the engagements for this band in Newfork I'M
rnediately on the close Of their engagement at the
Jubilee completed their contract in honorable and Dusi-
ness-like style:
Received OF Mr. John II. Wardweu the sum OF = In
arie Repubcaine Band OF Paris, and hereby eKnowl
edge our Indebtedness 10 Mr. Wariwel IOr MS khu tu
generous treatment OF the members Of the band when
under his fAoDV9
NetC- York, Aug. Q, 1872.