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SMALL POLITICIANS.

TO the EdttOr OF me TrtbHne.
SIR: Demagogism of any sort Is bad enough,
but the small potato dcmag 'gism which now inests the
land is pest almost beyond endurance. The author Of
Modern Chvalry" knew something Of this pest IN his
day OF which ne wrote as follows;
How do dcnasogucS attempt % deceive the people
How do YOU eaten nag You hold birdie In yOur let
hand behind vour back and your hat IN your right ~ II
there were something in II. and cry, Cope, cope :!
cnucii" What do demagOgues want ny deceving the
people To ride them. What do they pretend they nave
In the hat Oats. corn anything they hnd horse
likes
These small potato fellows know that the people are
fond money and they I'LL their hats with printed paper
in the nope passing Of money and then they cry,
Cope cope cope -" and expect to catch votes
Berkeey springs. ". Va, sept Ia. l-7j. j. D. D.
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THE REpUBLICAy ST4TE CONTENTION.
Neo- York. Sept. 10, 1873.

LIBERAL REPUBLICAN VOTES NOT GAINED BY IT'S AC-
TION-REPUBLICAN REFORM.
70 the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: | find the following in the address OF
MI Cornell 10 the saratoga Conventions
In the Presidential canvass, owing To unfortunate
circumstances, portion OF our former members Wsn
led away and found themselves In hostile camp Ihe
causee which led this diversion have now hapiHly
ceased 10 exist and many Of old colleagues desire 10
resume their allegiance Let hold out the owe
branch and welcome their return. Let pride OF
onnion nor personal longer separate from us
t6os who cherish principles and desire " cooperate
with
Now call this kind Of talk sheer bnlderdash was
enc Of those old colleagues who owing to unfortunate
circumstances were led ay"-how sweety this Is
chanted-" in the last Presidential canvass and Deg
20 say TO Mr. Cornell defercntiay that the causes
wh,s led 10 this diversion operating to-day not less
forciy than they years ago and further that
there has been nothing the career and conduct OF the
Republican party from that day to this which las mol
tended to yndicate the action OF those who then shook
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A por1CFuAN's ,seAILANT TRIED.

On complaint made at police station of
robbery officers John OBren and Granger were sent out
to arrest Thomas Duly and his brother They saw them
at secondave aud ForysccOnd-st pursued them. and
arrested them long chase In taking them 10 the
saton-house both prisoners attempted to escape ana
one succeeded Thomas DULY and his brother attacked
o,Rrten and in the fight that ensued O'Brien
badly injured as TO kept duty for IL days While
the fight was in progress Officer McEvedy came up and
received shot the pistol Of Thomas Duly Duly,
hs brother having escaped indicted for shooting al
Officer Brien- felOnious assault-but the proof show
ing that he fired at Officer McEvedy, the man who was
hit verdict OF acqutta for variance between the proof
and the Indictment gwen and Duly was at once re
Indicted IN accordance with the cs shown on the trial
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A TRAVELLERS NEWSPAPER.
To the Edttor Of me Trtbune.

. IN 2 NtTVF Ut TIT II u"
SIR: Travelling lately by steamboat | was
curious enough 20 the papers mostly supplied to
the passengers by agent, and TO my grallncauoh
saw that n majority took TuE TRIBUNE, and these ap-
peared to be the respectable ana thoughtful OF the
company; and this have observed again and again |
am glad that THE TRIBUNE has maintained Its dignity by
treating with silent contempt the scurous attacks That
nave made upon 1t. In my opinion TIE TRIBUNE
by it, exclusion Of immoral advertisements and articles
bv the rustworhn"Ss Or its news by III full rel"is OF
scientific and other lectures and OF the various regous
and other movements for the Improvement 0f mahhlhd
scholarly composition, avoiding slang rNpfrhso ur
corrIpting youth stands ~ tile head NJ tc NcW-
York daily Journals. and viii more ana more have what
deserves to Aayc--the patronage ~ N Intelligent
Chris,iau public \ PRESBYTERIAN PASTOR.
NciS- York., sept. l., 1870.
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81 90 Good do Extra Butchers rs stockers dn a.
iGas6 % receipts, 4i7 shipments 10 WHISKY "s"' -
Fl I6 ,.,ss Corn
Ne car Zoe oats quiet unchanged Lard dun and oD ~
at IN u 2c Bacon easier sboulders s'sq''c ''~ S
WTw,,TvT sent iG--Flour quiet and nominal wheat
onlet and weak so Milwaukee ~ 20 No 30" VI -
1rfob,r H. Corn dull shade lower NO = 49,. 49,
oats steady. fair dcnsni 20 Gc,"be- a. oss.gs O7s,
No do 7slqa7ac Rye quei, unchanged Pios,si9bs I'
Int firm. Mess PorS 81 =, , pI,,D e. Rece,9t-~
5000 hbs Flonr TO- 900 bush. Wheat -lpmfnts-S'V"'
Ngw0RiRASs sept IG- oats frner Ordinary N Stnc'y
Prime 46Q Hay trm Prme -, 70 IuIA sa, 90
- The market for other article unchanged r
-New.York sight, y premium @teriing-banN - % "'
~ Iorrs Sent lG- Flonr Inactive unchanged. Wheat
frmer, shade higher Winter q 81 slsh; IL D@
Mixed 574a5oc cash; 53ec October 47Gt ~ N2ye ,
Der No. 2, Joa57'sc- each 5le O,o
Der $50 Noyes6,r Bs h dnn o,. .al seS.2i S.
delivered. Lard Gu and lower 10 sell Choe, hstte a
At l3iic Bulk Meats noniually lower shoulders 80
RIB Clear sides ia l2sc Bae9n-Deand gS AZ
l31l8c. I3it1.3A WHISKY dull and oSrr ~ - lt2
live Hog dun droopng some sales lower shpp"To
Cattle steady and nrmtr, COOL 70 CA"' Nas - 1g@
1915 Medium 70 Far - 25 Good 20 Choice Tenn
as3 10 krcepts- flour 3BN DD,s nn'1 ~ ~,
Corn 1900 bush; Oats, 1000 bush Barley ooVo pusb
Rye p 30 bush. HOES. 1000 cattle 1850, ,,,.. ,o
TOLEDO. sept l6-Eour dul and nohnnai "hia' 1l,
closing -Jeaiy No. White Wabash, 81 80 No do ~ q
80 White Michigan q g amber Michgan 30 y 2 "a
II S5a; NO TO- ~ O7 Old No 2 Red winter 81 80 No
3 Red Al II Rejected, 92c Co hrm falr demand Ieh
Mixed Gjc october. SO 2c all the year zoe, Low M't
mand No 9 4}c: White. 47c: Michigan 42c Rejected,
3c. Receipts two days-350 bbls Flour. 5000 bush
FOR two davs~l 900 ths Flour 1000 bush Whea, 10 900
bush Corn. 10000 bush. oats
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flowing from the basin through the open trenches
BY such arrangement the gases would he gradually
extracted from the foul deposits by kind OF teaching
process and the open water of the trenches and hs
would be far effective in purifying the air by absorb
ing the gases, than any surface application OF dsn
fectants.
Finally, when the Flats occupied regular sewers
should substituted for the open drpins, with numerous
perforated branches laid al proper depths FOR Kepng up
The bleaching preccss long any iouness snail remain
the In all let all possible care be taken
direct the tidal toat to float all fOuneSs as lar
the possible aud To the most extensive
bodies of wafer hy which diffusion viii lie made most
harmless aud oxidation and speedy departure IA the
clouds VIII Dee FASTENED. = d.
Washington. d. e., July 81, 1875.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw.YORK.

PORT OF NETWORK ................ .sEPr IS
CLEARED
steamship WielaDd lGer Heblch Hamburg and Plymouth
steamship carbe BIZ Williams Poau Prince LaguayrA
NS Steamship Canada BE- sumner London. W Hurst
sieaInan CITY Of Vera Cruz DeAken, Havana T. Alexandra
steamship Gen Barnes, cLeeseman, Savannah W Oar
Steamship City Deerng Galveston. II. Ma
steamship wilmington Gardner GOnves. SC, ". Clyde
steamship Huntsville Chester Fernandina via Port Royal
s,esHsAip z C. Badle Pierce Philadelphia Ja- Hand
steamship Franconia Bragg Portland J. +. Aaes
picS~ond odd Dominion steamship 7 -
steamship Neregs. Berry Boston IL 2 pInock
BARK Carrie Delay CBr MeCray Antwerp simpson ciapp
sars TRADE Aust. Tarabochia New Orleans J. C seassr
BARK Rotaosay (Nor, lyerSen' Amsterdam Punch. Edys
BARK prur Frederick Carl tGer Granren BoaeraA Russ
Bris oslsnd valentine. Palma Island OF Na,ora for or
Bris Jala King IBrl, Rowland Dublin, P Ncvius CO.
Brig Lucy IBrl, Irving 81 Johns. N F., Pomans Arsn
brig Excelsior tnsl Mayor; Hamilton HaS,Sns .. Mccon
ss sem Bowen D,n r5sy S!S q jacs.@
sSS Henri nsh cnasIs DOVE,
schr II Jones Line ferna NJ Ass Aosot .
Settle TaArT DREW ass.oeyfe %Srsa ray
sshr Artist la, FORESTER Dlson Mass ferguson Wood
schr Julia Clnch lBr MaIoney, ST Andre~A " b., Jed
scns L :. Davis Sterling. savannah Evans Bal Co
s.,m.n,r Apy.-.nia sr Murphy Liverpool Sep, 4, and
on,.n.towl 5th and pass 20 O. O. Francklyn
stsamship Brashear Forbes, Nsworieans sept 8 With
md.e aud pasa "a G. A whitney
st~smship Gibson wnters Georgetown, D. C, and
lie. soiria with mdse and pass. Ia J. g. Kenyon. y
ship Marianne v. lfortl. PerrerA LASon Aus u With
ndse -, M. -
BARK Rachee AUST Nasso Antwerp July ~ In ballast
BARI Marathon tof Boston Emery. Auckland June with
Bars Camilla Qall casteliano Londonderry 81 aays y
ballast.
srig carrie Purngon ,of TopsAam) Hutchinson Hsssns
scar ch.s c. BeAss. Ford. Tuspsn. Mex. 20 dAys with
cedar and fustc-
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Brady had not passed on the question which he had re-
ferred 10 him.
CIVIL NOTES.

An insolvent assignment by William Writers
TO Henry C. sneby dated sept 49, 1879. was nled yes
terday with the County Clerk of New-lork County
In the United States District Court yester-
day. Judge Bachford held that he had no more power 70
ak aIowances for the fees OF sienOgraphers privately
employed by counsel than he had 10 make allowances IO
the butchers and bakers bills OF counsel
James A. Deerng yesterday presented 10
Judge Donohue in supreme Court, Chambers huniDef
OF applications for mandamus against the Board OF As
essors u, compel them TO award damages to owners or
property along the line Of Manhattans Tor me c.an.
OF grade in 1t by the Park Commissioners ine -
he claimed was an street, but had been regarded
and under decisions Of the Court of Appeals ID ass.
argued by him. the REALTORS were clearly enuueo ~
damages. Judge DOnohue reserved his decision.
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NATIONAL CENTEANIAL.

CENTRAL AMERICAS PREFERENCE FOR OUR
EXPOSITION.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-Our Minister to
Central America writes that the Government OF Guate
mala has decided participate in the Chill E1posi
ton He thinks that Costa Rca will be the only Central
American represented in Chill all the other states
reserving their resources for the Exposition nj Phade
pha He also saws that the road from label or 5anto
Thomas on the Bay Of Honduras will he completed In
time for the articles sent by route and that ne
wishes make arrangements for steamship from new
York or TO TO that port for tlen lie
thinks that many persons from Central America would
attend our Centennial II the Centennial Commission
oud make some arrangement with the mail steamship
COMPANY aud itssOnneetng liner Of railway to reduce
the present high OF fare ana 70 Issue centennial
tickets aud return, purchasaDle al the agency ~
Guatemala.
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LET Us HAVE MONEY.

To fhe FdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: | am a reader of THE TRIBUNE, ana
in most respects regard it a good newspaper Dut
am dsgsed with its teachings the subject OF finance
I have no doubt we would all favor hard money II II
were possible to get enough for the OF the people
Nobody pretends that that possible. have long Deen
trying 10 pay my debts. and for want Of money-lee
tenders I mean-have not been able To do IL. got III
the habit wears ago OF living little beyond my MEANS
and finding IL hard economic now, my debts are
growing larger instead OF smaller Nothing but Innatioh
will save me I am in favor of law by COngress-li
paper money Is 20 be the money OF the nauoh-
to authorize every and woman TO Issue ni5
or her note in payment OF any or III
debts and 10 make II legal lehuei
compelling the creditor 10 accept 1t under se'ero
penates for refusal such be renewed as Govern
ment notes are when ragged. Why not the individual
the aggregate Of individuals pay in that way "Oud
not this relieve every man from embarrassment "ouu
it not enable every bankrupt pay hundred cents on
the dollar Would IL enable 10 pay my ueous
But some dupe OF the hard-m0ney party may say 'ls
would conduce 10 ideness II people could pay or WHAT
they want by scratch OF the pen What or thatf an
swer Are not people idle nowl Besides Congress
might go little further and compel everybody 10 WORK
But says another, prices would 20 up enormously. "ha
OF that say again Could you not pay 500 for par
rel OF -four as easily s. Besides Congress could go
stil step further and establish by law the price OF
every commodity. Let have money. JOIN SMITH.
Paterson n j., Sept. Is, 1870.
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DEPARTURE OF F0REI5N MAILS
FRIDAY. SEPT. y.

FRIDAY. -EpT T.
No steamship Mails
SATURDAY. SFPr. IA
England. Wales,
pool. By steamship CITY 81 Chester Al 4 A m.
No supplementary Mail. steamship sails L. from PIER
No. As North River.
For scotland only Glasgow by the steamship Utouia
mails close al a m. No Supplementary Mail. steamship
A. : a. M. from Pier No. North River
For France greet, Havre bv the steamship Amerque
mails close ~ a. No Supplementary Mail. esmshlp
sails NJ 7 80 a. m, from Pier No So North River
For the Continent Of Europe southampton
by the steamship Kheln mails close at 1870 sup
Elementary Mail Is closed AZ 1870 D. Steamship sails
D. m. from Pier foot ~ Third ST.. HObOken
Malls for Key West by the steamship City Ansn close al
II steamship sails at from Pier No 30 East RIVER
SUNDAY. SEPI. 10.
Mails FOR Japan. shanghai Hong Kong and depcnden
Chinese ports and the East indies will
ship City OF Toxic. sal Francisco on Oc,
Mail mater intended for this steamship should De postef
the New YORK POstOtce before Thursday pit
All Mails close At Il O'Clock TIE POsLOalce open
from a. u. " II a.
Mails for Newfoundland tie New York PostOrcs
every day at 1870 IN
A MallOr HslhS. y s., is closed at the New YORK Post
OtIce every DAP al D. m.
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IRRESPONSIBLE 10.

Supreme Court - Chambers - Bv Judge Brady
Fraser Russell Erwin Manufacturing Company NOTION
aside Judgment for rregariy denied WIN tlO costs
and 10 other relief asked denied without prejudice see
opinion. Groesbeck agt SeiSck ct al-M0iion granted N
and denied ~ balance see reason ii melOranduh
Williams AIT. The Mayor. &c.-OUlniou.
BY Judge Lawrcnce-Parmly agtW ard et a-Opinon HOOK
ayL The Mayor Sc.-OpIniOn
Superior C0Rrt-Specdl Term-By Judge Curtis
Ware Baker.M0tion for Injunction denied with 80
defendant abide event Of suit III ma scbeer aS
Referees report confirmed and Judgment OF
divorce In FAVOR plaintiff Won Ebert ag Kiss ct ah"f
ordered shook et al AIT DAILY ~ Al order settled
CARPENTER Fischer ainjunC ton continued during the
peuiency this action Larned ogden 81 aJudgment
~ foreclosure. seymour FelOvs-It does not appear
that defendant trustee OF ls sued IN that capacity mo
~ consolidate granted
BY Judge agt Sp0hOr settled
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FORCED ECONOMY IN THE JERSEY CITY

FIRE BOARD.
At the last meeting of the jersey City Board
of Fire Commissioners the chief subject Of discussion was
the repeated ~ the Board OF Finance and Taxa
ton 70 allow what the Commissioners deemed necessary
for the support Department during the next fiscal
wear resolution was adopted in which. after stating
the Commissioners could only infer that the Board OF
Finance and Taxation cot the opinion that our
department larger than the city requires and that lis
expenses must be reduced" 1t ordered that the
Board should take into consideration the number of
COMPANIES and where located. that 81 VIII be necessary
to dfsband at The expiration OF this fiscal year"
There "A dissenting vote. and the members are
determined 0 the department on the amount al
lowed This determination was the cause OF general
yesterday and much alarm was manifested ny
he citizens living districts largely composed or frame
buidug The Board have refused 10 adopt resolution
declaring Commissioner Spears seat vacant ana SKINNED
their intention do his work and his salary 10 the
city Mr.. spear has absent nine months
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LOST CHILD FROM ROCHESTER FOUND IN
NETWORK.

Mrs Catherine Jlgo or No. Is YOrk-st.,
Rochester n Y had her little boy, George Hubert Jago
pig years old stolen from her she believes by rea
tves about three months After di cuty she
traced the child this city. Having asceralned that
the boy detained by Anna Parshall at No is East
Tenthst Mrs Jago applied to Justice Bixby for search
warrant which placed in the hands OF Detective
Officer Thomas Reilly. who found the child at that house
Yesterday afternoon. The mother, Mrs. Parshall and
the child all taken TO Police Headquarters thence
Court who renanded the child 70 the OF the Maron
Lost Children- Bureau at Police Hcadquariers
until saturday Mrs Parshal claimed that she had
adopted the child ana produced papers TO endeayOr TO
sustain her right 10 the kec ping " the child.
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THE TWEED LIS PENDENs NARROWED.

Judge DOnohue in Supreme Court Chambers,
Yesterday granted orders relieving property from the
effect of the Tweed lis pendens The first was on the pc
tton Of Vernon Stephenson for property on the north
west Of the circle which Richard VI Tweed took from
VIM NJ Tweed for 100000. and which through Mr..
Fairchld has reached the petitioner The whole OF this
was released with the consent Of the Attorney General
The second lot No $50 Broadway, above Twenty
nrst-st which on petition Of Ebenezer III. Bach 40
far released as permit mortgage Ia the Mutual le
Insurance Company for S450oO ~ take up older mort
gage to take precedence Of the claim against Tweed
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THE COURTS.
THE PARK TUEATER SEIZURE.
JUDGE DoSoHUE REQUIRES THE RETURN OF THE
PROPERTY


JUDGE DoSoHUE REQUIRES THE RETURN OF THE
PROPERTY.
In the suit of Henry B. Herts and others
William stuart OF Park Theaer Judge Doho
hue yesterday Supreme Court, Chambers, granted an
order requiring the plaintiffs immediately To snow eaue
why AN attachment granted against MI STUART snou"
not be set aside The aidavits which this order was
granted ont that Mr. Stuart applied to the DEFENDANTS
sell him time certain furniture for the production
Of the play of THE Mighty Dollar" at the Park The
alter. The plaintiffs preferred post-dated check 10
giving credit directly, and after some discussion MT
Stuart gave such check for $633, expressing ooup'
that he could IL at its date and plaintiffs agreeing
10 extend in way the time. At the maturity
OF the check, according TO the statement OF mi
stuart he again pressed them TO give him
definite extension ftme, but they induced him 20 give
two new checks in place the old one with indefinite
promises OF further renewal In he could not meet
them On the day before the first came due he informed
Herts II Co. that he could not pay, ana asked iurVne
extension unit the receipts OF the theater should orhg
in sufficient funds day two after Deputy sherih
Patrick Campbell seized property his theate under an
order OF attachment by the Marine Court returned
it for time and just before the hour of performance
rescued It, and carried the furniture In
question and other property away with the
help of some 80 to prevent any performance
Mr. stuart in addition states that the affidavit that ne
going away from the State, which was the Ionn Ia
states that he offered his check a. security Or e
properties for the night. that the play might 90 on
Mr. Marvin Mr. stuarts counsel states that the Marine
Court vacated its attachment for abuse OF s process
and that he refused 10 consent 10 dscOnnuance OF we
suit fear such proceeding s lh-
Mr. Scribner appearing for the plaintiffs asked TWO OF
three days The deendants' afhdaylts judge
DonOhup said he would give plaintiffs Ia $3.50 a. m 10
day condition that they restored all the properly AZ
once, that the play could proceed. Mr. -crbner slid
the debt conceded. the property belonged "a me
plaintiffs and they entitled to it, unless the defenu
would AZ deposit the amount or tne drDt III
CON lran 4nf
10 90 on the theory that property belonged ~ the
defendant and that he indebted 10 ththl'
and the terms OF that debt disputed
He would not permit the process OF the
Court 20 he used work irreparable injury. The argl
ment must proceed AZ once the properly ne replaced
The levy Of the Sheriff the property while II remained
III the theaer Tad Az II II was removed ana thr
ing to the expense 0f restoring It, Judge Donohne sald
they should considered that before plaintiffs theh
xifh ,lrpyy
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THE BARRE BANK ROBBERY.

As Judge Brady did not come into town yes
terday the proceeding the extradtou Of George E.
Miles to Vermont adjourned until to-day. Judge
Donohue had prepared careful opinion Of his rearons
for denying the right Of Miles To test question Of abi
In abcas corpus proceeding and for refusing him bail
pending an appeal uin decision In an interstate mat
ter holding hat the Of 1879 applied only 70 the In
trfnsl policy Of state. He called back his opinion
before could DO copied BY the reporters. - Judge
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cool. AID COMFORTABLE.

FTVW
A train run TO make the time between New
York and Cincinnati in "A hours IL expected THIS morn
ing 415. We suppose there are copies OF tne New"
Ynrk aud that OF thing aboard but news one
dsv old l. 1ute stale nowadays We might issue an ell
ton of The Commercial this morning Win extucts from
yesferays HewYOrk papers they contained any thing
Overwhelming have 10 lay over matter oil eascf
value The fast trains should be run the other way so
A. t convey tr details OF intelligence from the centei OF
Ihe country 20 the people ON the Atlantic oorder.
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ONE OF THE sTRONG-MNDED.

Yesterday. when an old lady on the Baker
ST. ears got nickel 10 pay her fare. gentleman SIT
ting opposite her held out his hand To take IL and
her the trouble OF leaving her seat.
What you wantT she demanded giving him a keen
look.
" ri nav your fare for you." he politely replied.
"Td lust like you any else get hold of my
money!" she Exclaimed I've Travelled afore this, and
know what I'm about. dOv
And she stalked forward and deposited her fare in the
h.y
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INFECTED VESSELS.

The steamship Columbia, which has been
detained at Quarantine since Tuesday, account OF the
sickness Of an assstantseward and two walters was
yesterday Thoroughly fumgated. and is at present dis
charging her cargo by the aid OF lighters As soon IA
the Norwr gan bark Falken from Washington, N c. Tor
Rotterdam can ill the places OF six OF her who are
sick with yellow she will proceed to her destination