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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23
ARREST OF A COIN coUYrERFEITER.

SARATOGA. n. Y, June pa man named
John Roberts has been arrested here for passing coun
terfeit silver coin He made desperate attempt To
esca, from the officers who arrested him. but was Sc
cured On searching R0berss house apparatus for man
ufactrng and five cent pieces and ntty cent Can
ada coins toge her with quantity OF manufactured CON-
were found Considerable of his ware Is in circulation IN
his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23

ouAslxsrox Juns - -saied steamships ras for Now
wv OspsSs Jans 2i-Xrrvea steamship CITY Of Merida
Reyrolds from Vera Nov York VIA NeSs Os -
Havana
FOREIGN FORTS.
CARpwSAS 20-Aryesi schr Hannah Mc,9on I.o.
NewYork sailed Idoque Br for North OF Hzsterz<
brig C. G. Van Horn (Br.l, DO. xr.,. .,
NATANzAs June 22.-Salcd. brig Moses Day, Tor Nor"
Hatteras. ..- 49, 49,
WINDSOR ~ s, June 2i.Auiyed. schr Florence May mon
New YORK. - .,-
LONDON 22-saied for the United states Dolo sf
Robert Peel Prinds James Barras Mimic Csmefos
Alerandrne Akrr Republic Ask0y. Albert W smith ana
Gen Sefgwck out nom the United STATES Hoiun
ger Aianza HermanOs Eagle Arrived ~ topee
hagen 18th Gustav Metzlr Thsr and LAne,sx
2lst inst. Pomona, Condor ho~L %
lOmbo and Capt Dret the latter At Queenstown AIlVos
the 22d inst. r. Hilton. Milton Passey oneen !"
Hearts stormy Petre latter at Queenstown, Veserihe
and Parod and c.
pTSANTPR.
QrEBFC 2-The steamship -frahtay outward boond,
Rect Of Bic Island during fcg
sunday night tag and two scbra have gone 70
her assistance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23
ELSEWHERE.

TnroN, N. H., June pa house, owned by
ID. W. Becker of Boston. was burned last night. Ihe
loss Is $4,000; insurance not known
CINCINNATI, June 22.-W. E. Tabb 81 Co.'S
wooden and Touring mills at Dover, Mason County KY
we're destroyed by fire this morning. the loss Ia s5Ooo
insurance unknown fire in Georgetown. KY. on Sun
day, destroyed a livery stable and four dwellings
number OF horses in the stable were burned 10 death
the logs ia estimated AT $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23
RAILWAY INTERESTS.
ANOTHER RAILROAD WAR IMMINENT.

THE MICHIGAN central DECLINES TO JOIN THE
PENNSYLVANIA AND BALTIMORE ROADS IN ADJ
vANCTNG PASSENGER RATES FROM CHICAGO TO
NEw-YoRK-PRosPECr OF NEW WAR BETWEEN
TnK NEw-YoRK ROADS AND THOSE OF MEssRs.
SCOTT AND GARRETT-REDUCED FARES OVER THE
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE IRBUSE.l
CHICAGO. June 22.-lt is stated that ut the
conference between the managers of the Pennsylvania
and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroads lat which the
differences heretofore existing between these two lines
amcably settled offensive aud defensive treaty
between them entered into the effect that all the
influence of their roads should he exered toward divert
ing the Western traffic from New-York to Philadep hia
and Baltimore and that while they would agree to and
insist upon higher rates from the West to NowYOrk, they
would make the ates from their cities low possible
NJ Joy the President OF the Michigan Central Railroad
received dispatch from Col Scott of the Pennsylvania
Railroad last saturday, asking him to join his road and
the Baltimore and Ohio in advancing the passenger rates
from Chicago TO NewYork to 500 Mr.. JOY thought 1t
rather queer that Mr. Scott should ask him to make
such rate. Heretofore such requests came
from the New-YOrk Central and Erie roads.
with which the Michigan Central connects. and
Jewet and Vanderbilt asking them they had agreed 10
had not agreed 10 anything Of The kind they
lirved So 10 NewYOrk to he too high Mr.. Joy Inme-
MAKE e Se NJ IL fs BEEN NON" h opinion that
SIS was quite sufficient. and 80 far as his road
was concerned he would under circumstances.
higher rate than $50 TO Newl K. aud >f 10
Boston For this reason the rates are still the same as
during the prevalence OF the and there is prospect
that they will remain for some time 10 A new
railroad war between the Newfork roads and those or
McSsrs. Scott and Garrett seems To be imminent, The
Grand Trunk Railway has already opened the war by the
announcement IL hereafter sell tickets, limited
days Boston its line, BY way OF Ogdens
burg Montreal al Tl9 The rate foruniiited tickets IL
S2S should the Grand Trunk road adhere To this rate
then the rate to York can hardly bc than SIS
The Michigan Central Railroad will undoubtedly follow
urps to Boston The same unless prevened from doing
by the Erie and York Central Railroads, with which
IL must necessarily connect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23
PosTPoNEMENT OF THE At. PAUL CIVIL RIGHTS


ST. PAUL, Mimi. June 22.-The Hon. Samuel
F. Miller Justice Of the Supreme Court OF the
United states. appeared to-day on the bench OF the
United states Circuit Court in session in this city
When he reached the Civil Rights case, IN which Judge
Nelson recently gave strong opinion to the Grand jury
Of Winona in favor Of lis legality the counsel for the de-
feuse inerposed demurrer to the indictment. Judge
Miller thereupon said to the DstrctA ttorney that "A
branch of the same subject il pending before the
supreme Court In Washington. and for that reason he
did not care decide the pending at this time Inc
attorneys consented submit the written briefs
and wait decision in the future and SO TINS cee-
br.ated case goes over Tor the present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON June 22-Ieave Of absence has
for one year Edward Collins or the lfth
Infantry stationed at Grand River Agency Dakota territory
The leave OF granted Capt Mott Hooten, 2 In
lnry Fort Porter arbOr has been extended one
wear with permission beyond the Assistant sur
geon r. VI ly has been ordered to temporary duty 81
Fort McHenry. Maryland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23

property Whatever gravey declaring that he endowed
his bride with the whole Of his possessions Now. when
married." remarked Mr. Lowe. hadn't shilling in
the world" But" chimed in his wife. you had your
splendid talents" We'll hut didn't endow you with
them" was the right honorables retort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23

viii be therefore, that tho circulation Of THs rnb
through the mails greater than that Fhs Herald I'D
Tus combined that Of The World Time. combined ana
almost great as that OF all three OF these other papers
combined Advertisers viii nna interest 70 TO
member that the columns Of THE TRIBUNE wider
than Of other paper columns.
line therefore, space Adyertses
than a ccsrmn II line IN any Of Shs other payers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23
A POLICEMAN CHARGED WITH BRUTALITY.

The ante -mortem statement of Duly, the
man who was shot the resort Of thieves known as
Fort sebastopo" Sunday night was taken late Mon
DAY afternoon. He admits that he partially intox
Gated on the night the shooting and De bad an
gagged In one fight before he arrested He charges
Officer OBrien with shooting him. and says he fired back
once and then threw his revolver away He claims that
while on the way 10 the stati0nhouse, after he was
wounded O'Brien In reply to hs request 10 know the
cause OF his arrest beat him several times the head
with his club O'Brien has been arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23
piSSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LAGUAYRA. &c. In deamship andes, June q.
I,ire NayZ lowell OKey, j. NJ. Diaz Nillega- Richard
Wte MangnO Machado f. {. StinOs. Mrs Chas. f. Bruce
r. A Alexander Miss Russell. Mrs A. Deisser. Tracy Rob
insOn ChamplD Mrs. Champhn MRS A. f. Lloyu, HeV J.
- Wood, wife and daughter j. W. Ucle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23

The new rates Ia Chicago AMI -. Louis Us and %
cenis are still much less than those that obtained 10
points before the which were ~ ana 81 cents
respectiVely The rates above given on what Is
termed special class embracing sugar, sirups, coffee
salt and other articles The advance in rates on hrst
second third and foarth classes OF freight is IN proper
ton that indicated in the table Both tie Baltimore
and Ono and Pennsylvania Companies have adopted the
rates. There been change YET n eastern bound
frcights contracts still being made for forwarding OF
grain from Chicago TO Baltimore AZ 20 cents per leo
pounds which l. cents less than the rate before the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23
EASTERN YACHT CLUB REGATTA.

BOsTON, June 22.-The annual regatta of
the Eastern Yacht Club occurred OF swampscot to-day.
II yachts participating The distance 35 miles.
The HalcyOn and Fearless in the first and second
classes OF sshooners respectively The Nimbus won in
in the second class OF slOops The Coming the only
boat that sailed In the first class or sloops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23

YACHT RACE on THE HUDSON RIVER.
FOURTH ANNUAL REGATTA OF TIE NEw-JEEsEY
CIUB-TIIE PEIzrs wOI FL THE rMMA, ANNIE
NJ, CHARM, AND GEORGE ". DIIKs.
The fourth annual regatta of the NewJersey
Yacht Club took place yesterda from the Clubhouse at
the foot of Fourthst Hobokcn ~ j. for which there
we're entries The Of the yachts entered, and
Of their owners were u follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23

It will that tho American News Company bcughe
considerably more than il did Worlds and Times
tcge r and NewYork News Company also bought
more than d Worlds sud Tines put togethce
This fair comparison OF the relative
chases months past There has been time this
year which daily circulation OF The TRIBUNE nos
equal the combined daily crcuations Of The World and
Times which lie semi weekly circulation not quad
rnpe combined sent weekly circulaons Of The Worl
and Times which its weekly circulation out a
sight the combined weekly calculations Of The World
the 10th Of April Of the best known "a
yerung the country prepared the following car
UNR it, Room, daily reports. etc.
entirely sasned and do certify that the entire crcu
1ng DAILY TRIBUNE for the month Of March was
62J complete copies making 1reraSs daily cra
ton month II TO- 67. and tat the entire ccuatoa
THE pan TRIBUNE tor The month OF April up % and In
Guiding this 49, 80 complete copies making ne
areraGs circulation Tor the month ~ APRIL thus far
50, 500 complete copies = VI PErrENGfLL.
helo. lork, April 10 1878. KEENAN, BURR
figures above remained snguary stable through
out past month The daily circulation Of Tus
TRIBUNE for tho whole month was so, 16s.
The following extract from the official report Of the Post
master CITY York 20 the Postmaster General
giving tie amount Of postage paid by each IN tho m"nts
OF January 1915 its regular eiions sent from the New
York Post Otce its regular subscribers further illustrates
Ito Telstlvs calculations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23

The following is correct list of bills lett over nsigned
by the Governor which Therefore fail TO become laws:
Proying for fine improvement OF the igatOn OF the
Hudson River. This was the bill which authorized the
mon who throw rnders In the river Albany to re-
ccve some 100000 for removing the same .,..
tndin the acts simplifying ana hWMSing the prac
ticc ana proceedings IN the courts OF IN. state.
supplementary 70 the Combus'ible Material act
ProviGng Tor the recording OF certain DEGREES in par
In relation to Railroad Commissioners in the several
COMMITTEES of the Stnte. . 49,, !.
For The payment of certificates issued TO the militia OF
Establishing Fire Commissioners for West Troy
Relative 70 irmOies IN the City OF New-NOrk.
Assembly Bill No. 432. appointing commissioners 10
decide upon the validity OF expired leases
in relation to weights and measures
Providing for the payment OF awards 10 the Brooklyn
Park Commission. for Prospect Park lands taken Tor
For the preservation Of hsh in the ST. Lawrence River
Amending the act for the annexation OF the towns OF
NOrrisania etc, To New-1Ork
Regulating pilotage IN NewiOrK haroof anu ieuuc'ns
INCORPORATING the Manhattan Trust and Loan Company
Extending the operation OF the General Manuiactur
ing law. - ,.,. nj.
For tho projection and Improvement OF the Seneca
Indians. =, -. -. ,
GreenpOint Ferries. 1890
In relation 10 the Police Jusnces-Mr fOXs Dill TOT tue
appointment Of two new Justices
Iroyidng for the payment for and occupation OF
anOrics and for the appointment oil t 40 ~
decide upon questions OF back rental ana Tor fur
Gtule, etc. III. 49,.
incorporating tho Bethlehem Mutual Insurance Asso-
citation. ,
In relation TO the Inebriates' Home, Kings County
Amending the act providing redress for words imput-
Ing uncha-tty Ia a female.
supplementary To the act Tor the incorporation OF
benevolent aud scientific associations.
There are also a number Of fish ana game LAWS -
The New-York sheriTs bill was signed by the GOV
The Police Justices bill is signed and fails to be-
a law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23
5rerial Notices.

Dc.hI~rs and safest remedy for Ciis
and Fever AMI Nllirla
A.-~s Elastic stockings, Belts, Knee caps abdominal
cTuches at MAiIsHs Truss Office No vcseyst Lady in
ATTENDANCE
A.-Raptarc oud Physical Deforwi,ies successfully
treated By Dr. Maa s prpgs o. the as n sa,
NO connect with any other office IN this city
ro,t-omre Nsrice;Fhe MAILS FOB EUROPE 70. a:
pacs a. follows ON On y ~ lo On M and 90
SAT- RDAY ~ and ll.30 a. m T. L. JAMES, r NJ
Ciarer- and -auterne-.-From - 80 good sonnd wne
to go per including Barton GeustieFs 1Fuss fl~
L"'u's q 'A'''i' > 'O' H. b KIRK q Co. SO Fulton st.
Established 1853
BoAaD or PHAsNAcY Or Tag CTrT AND COUNTY
OF NEW YORK, UNNERsu1 BUILDING. INIyklSiIf PAcs
Notice hereby given lat the examination Of candidate:
y t h9s q p eaeh mon T1@ 10 ocoes
Applicants requested to register Their names with me
VIII register quaned pharmacists on Tie nrs' AID 'Iss
einesaay OF each month rom 10 c,Sck D. D.. A. .as
above office SEN5hM1S r & R RA3 b. f'T'a''~
WILLIAM BAIsEIt, II. D:
GUsTAvus BAM,PEkGER =.
Frank Le-lie's Illustrated Newspaper out today iss
sass r o. rs 4a ID Tns s as
tp%@ The Ellington and chsmstord Minute Men the re
OF Distinguished Guests in the Boston Music Hall
r0Sc f Ha fare Of time Antiques and o6S in
Interesting Features o. Boston Local industries
Centenary reryces in the Pavilion 81 Charestown
Bunker H June H. 1870 TO produce 50 promptly and 20
.asfac such wealth Of illustrations IN aduon u 10
weekly display have taxed TO the utmost even the
unequalc,l resources Of FRANK LkSLlE5 PCBLisHlNo
HOSE with its twenty ye artists and one hundred en-
gTayers.
The Mast Attractive Odices in Towu.A considerable
lawyers AMI other tenants Of the new TRIBUNE
bui ding fairly settled their quarters They
and all visitors unite pronouncing these Offices the
MOST ATTRACTIVE and. all things considered the
CHEAPEST over one-baf Of the building 10 nov
rented those seeking desirable offices should apply
carly The all beautifully finished In hard WOOD
,as) with elegant gas-nxtures heat and every
room all exceedingly light and airy perfectly VENT
lated all have outside windows communicate directly with
the elevators nearly all have independent entrances from
the hall good working order. aud
are sept night and day Application should be made -
THE TRIBUNE Counting room
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23
THE FIRE RECORD.
TIE RIrsg YIREs IN CANADA.

OTTAWA, June pa dispatch from Penn
broke says that the fires stopped navigation on the Upper
Ottawa this morning. The people ut st. Josephs are
burning their household furniture etc. In the ground 10
project it from The smoke In this city Is not 10
dense to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23
THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA June 81 = ar sh Gold. 2O1 2e2O5 The sugar
market il steady. Exchange il finn. -..
HAVANA. June q. spanish gold u lg2li p Eacnange
~ premium sight. 9Od9 premium 90 days gold
li6plf7 premium sight, gold. 1907 - premium
London l45dl4s premium on farls, llbdllS premium
~uez auo and weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
For other ship Neirs see F.fh'Pdge.

Steamship fBr Porter, Iaguayra June D, Puerto
Caeo nh Kingston 10TH with mse and pass 10 PIN
ForwoOd & 90. =, ~ ,..
steamship Jacnto Hazard. savannah June 49, with
M aud Ia VIM X. Garrison
Steamship Champion Lockwood Charleston Juno 10, with
nlse ami pass ]. W Quintard co.
.hlp Nereus Berry, with mdss and pass To
H. \. D.mOck.
Peleu Amsterdam % days In ballast
Brig of Portland sawyer. Trinidad via Dea" ara
Breakwater u days. with sugar.
Mary Louise, GasA, Washington, NJ c, Win naval
stores
schr Adde Henry. Burrows. Newbern, ~ C., days with
naval .Or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23

Messrs Lord g. Taylor are advertising their
clearing out sale preparatory TO taking stock. Medium
and low priced goods, arranged tables on the trst
floor for the convenience Of customers, offered at
rates very little in advance Of cost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23

At dinner party recently given IN London
BY Mr. Lowe OK Chancellor Of the Excbcqucr ITO con.
turned upon the unnecessary passages I'D me
marriage saryi Een the member for the London Dhi-
Tersity rsfeTred 10 ts sbsurlitJ OF man Tho had no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23
IN THIS CITY.

The tugboat Mat. White, Capt. Hielber, owned
by Hicks & Russell took the pier at Port Morris
yesterday and damaged $1,000. There was no In
surance on the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23

Have used Giies's Linin,enf Iodide Of Ammenfa w10
Cheerfpy 10 a. all who suffer non
pain Of any kind. sAML ~. DEAN, Bk ~ AInercA
Sold by all druggists Depot No. 45l sixth ave. New-r YORK
Only so cents and 81 per bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23

Lundborg's California Water
For the Toilet Bath delightful substitute for Cologne
o Bay Rum. Fragrant and refreshing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23
DOMESTIC lA2KET.

WILMINGTON n Co. June 22.-Spirits Turpentine quiet at
9Oi.c Rosn duie at FL strained Crude rurpentine
MN at ri Dor Hard ~ 70 fer Yeuow Dip and IS 80 for
Virgin. Tar steady at 81 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23

European Travellers hOrid not fail 70 secure Insurance
against accidents IN the 1EAiEEgs ms Co a. IOI Bfo&n
way. IL only takes few mOgnents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23
THE ADVANCE IN WESTERN FREIGHT RATES.

THE ADVANCE IN WESTERN FREIGHT RATES.
7be baltimore american. lime D.
The advance in Western fIcights, as fore
Swallowed in american of yesterday. was put INTO
effect this morning The following table Will show, in
the Grst column, the rates per 100 pounds ana IN
the second column those that prevailed Yesterday II
will be seen that the rates points have not yet
been changed while to others they have been raised from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23

OF these the Hope. Flying cloud AMI INIT did not
start The starting gun was fired at IL a. III. The wind
al the time was the southwest and very gentle
good start wa made the Emma getting OF first, closely
followed by the spray and the Eugenia. OF the open
-oops the Ripple wa the first TO get away. The Sophia
for some cause was delayed getting on and not until
ali Of the Others had got well under way did she leave
her anchorage. The course from stakeboat an
chored OF the clubhouse. up the Hudson. 10
and around the stakehoet anchored OF Spuyte-
Duvvn rounding 1t from east to west, and
thence back again TO the home s;akeboat. pass
ing il 70 the west Very after the start the spray
passed the Emma taking the lead which she kept all the
WAY TO spuyten Duyvil with the exception OF short
time while about opposite. Manhattanyille, when slight
nG of wind sent the Emma and Eugenia and one or wO
Others ahead She soon however, felt the breeze and
again took the lead which she maintained 10 the stake
boat passing IL at l2:iO:2O y. m. The other Yachts
passed IL in the following order Emma, ~ $50
Geo ". Ilks. l2:ii3O Jessie, l2:fi:3O; sophia,
I2:4f:45; Arroa, l2:ij:Jo; Daniel Doe l.. ray
i2:i7I5; Eva l247:50; Annie NJ, l2;57;j0 and Dolly,
The most exciting part Of the the homeward
stretch Going up, the yachts sailed before the wind.
After passing The stakelOai, the wind feshened up and
be- fore the yachts had got halfway home blew quite
stlfy Ii impossible To keep ttacA "f the varying
posifion assumed by the boats N Their iacnSs across
he river The Spray which had led around Tue sakc-
boat soon fell behind and several 81 TIE smaller Doht-
renf ahead The Jessie was nnfOrt mate enough I'D
canning about too close the wind ~ he capsLcd about
halfway betyeen spuyfen D1yyl ard Fort Lee creating
Considerable CONSERVATION aboard the accompanying
steamer upon which the wife OF the captain OF ,he
I.ie A small boat was sent the relief Of the yacht
and the kept on her course No othrr Hournt
attended the race although several OF the smaller bohs
came very near being overturned Inc Enin@ whaeI ,
had been gradually gaining upon her oppUnenir ~ hst
tont the lead which she maintained and increased un
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23
MARRIED.

BEACH -GILBERT-At the Congregational Church. strae
ford Conn., l6 by the Rev. Prank = Fitch, Frei.rck
G. Beach Margaret A. GILBERT daughter OF Charles ou
BERT esq.
All Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed rsA fsu
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23
5-TRIPLE SHEET

have been indicted By tho Grand Jury for corrupt prso
tices especially In regard b building contrsctA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23
Bills SIGNED AND UNSIGNED.

ALBANY. June 22.-GovernOr Tilden has
signed the following bills, which completes the List Of
bills he will sign:
Authorizing the City Of Emira to portion OF the
Chemung Canal for public street.
" make further provision for the payment Of further
York.
To authorize the recovery at law for repairs heretofore
made TO the pavement OF Broadway, Newyork.
To provide and means for the support OF the Gov
eminent.
To provide for the organization and regulation Of GER
tain business corporations.
To authorize the formation Of safe deposits.
Amending the charter OF the American Institution or
New-YOrk.
To reduce the ferrnse rate ferries bet the City
Of New York and tho seventeenth ward OF Brooklyn.
Amending the act relative TO the Supreme Court and
city and County Of New-York.
To improve Myrtle-aye Brooklyn.
Relative To the power and duties Of the Department OF
Public Parks Of the City OF NewYOrk
To regulate cor0ners inqucsts in New-YOrk. and
provide for scientific services
To legaze rtify and confirm the official OF the
Board OF Assessors Of York City in designating Tie
Neic- York Journal 10 publish certain notices in 1872
Relative 10 the construction OF sewers In certain dis
trict III Brooklyn.
Increasing the powers OF the Common Council OF
Amending the Brooklyn Fire Department act.
Relative TO Courts OF Record In te City and County OF
Relating the powers and duties Of the Board Of Com
mlssionrrs OF Charities of Kings County.
Relative To the lnebriate Home IN Kings county
Relative 10 the Dale Cemetery Association Of Ossning
Wcstchestcr County
to pay Wesfeneser County claims and demands growing
ont Of the annexation.
In relation to the prepayment or the e's or 5herHs De
Amending the charter of NewYork. passed 1873.
To authorize revision ana correction OF assessments
for the outlet in Eghticths and other streets in
New-York
Amending the charter OF Brooklyn.
The annuai supply bill
TO provide for opening and improving Lewisave and
Downlngst, Brooklyn.
The following is statement Of the number Of bills
% n, th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23

CORRUPT PRACTICES AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 22.-1he Post and Mail to-
day will state that four II the County Commissioners