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NOT 4 DEAD LANG U1GE.
Study Of the Tongue In which Moses and the
Prophets spoke.

The results of the first annual competi-
tive examination OF Hebrew children In Hebrew
were proclaimed in the hall OF the Young Mems
Hebrew Association, Sixth avenue and Forty
second street, last evening. The Rev. DR.. II. $.
Jacobs presided, and besides were present ths
Rev. Drs, Gottheil OF the Temple Emanuel, S. NJ.
Isaacs OF the Forty-fourth street congregation,
Schneebeyer OF the Twenty ninth street congre-
Rat ion, DR.. Sola Mendez, and l. 8. Isaacs, editor
of the Htbrep Messenger.
DR. Schneebeyer said that II pleased him to
see so many young Israeiites devoting them
selves TO the study OF q language tn at ts, mainly
through the Young Mems Hebrew Association,
no longer u dead language. Hebrew Is called
the holy language because IL contains no word
used In synagogues. 1t is niled with the spirit
that inspired tho fophets OF old, the psalmists
whose songs are the basis Of Hebrew worship
In all the countries Of the world.
DIR. ls1acs said that the women OF Israel have
not hitherto done their fun duty toward the
young entrusted to them, IN that they had not
caused them TO be taught Hebrew. He looked
at the children before him proudly as future
made teachers IN Israel. lApplsuse.1 BY the
cultivation OF the Hebrew language new HE
will be given 10 the Hebrew religion; Long
after the Hebrews Of to-day are dust, the chill
dren before MIN will cry out In the land, "Our
Coo IL one, forever and ever"
DIR. Gotheil spoke briefly and earnestly in favor
OF the study oftne Hebrew tongue, and letter
was read from MIR. Isaac Herman OF 10 L st Ff-
teenth street, Offering TO give diamond-se gold
anu silver medals yearly to the most successful
competitors 10 the examination. The offer WAS
accepted
A gold medal bearing representltion Of the
All-seeing Eve, the II being diamond, was
then awarded to Miss Rena Dunkirk, a gold
medal to Nathan Bideour. and silver medal to
other young ladies and youths, the majority be-
ing pupils in the Hebrew Fl ee School.
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ANINCENDIARr,s HoRRIBLB WORK
Two Girls and their Brother Burned 10 Death
IN their sleep.

PARKERsDuRG, June 18.-IIalf an hour
past midnight this morning. cry Of 1re alarmed
the residents OF Belpre, opposite this place. Mr..
Downing was tho first Of the neighbors 10 ar
rive at the scene Of the conHagration. which
was the residence Of Mr.. Leizuri. At this
time the flames were creeping up over
tho house, and no one was in sight
but old Mr.. Leizuri, who was weep
ing and crying frantlcalls that his
children were burned to death. Mr. Downing,
seeing no flames issuing from the rooms in the
upper portion OF the house occupien by the
two daughters and son, tried to console the al
most-crazed man, telling him they would be res
cued. The neighbors placed a ladder against
the side Of the house and Mr.. Downing asoended
to the window Of James Leizuri's room, which
he found unoccupied. The ladder was not raised
to the window OF the room occupied by the
young ladies. Through an open door a strong
draft Of air brought such dense volumes OF fame
and smoke through this apartment as rendered
II impossible for human being to entor
mere and I've ma'e, rIin, ,he nposre.s of
the fire for moment, during which time the
body of Miss Ada was recovered. More water
arriving, the next body to be brought out was
that Of Mr.. James Leizlrl, and Ia a few seconds
the charred mass. which was all that remained
OF Miss Ella, was drawn forth Ihey were an
been burned OF and lost, and their identity even
was more than doubtful. These unfortunate
creatures were In the prime and vigor Of life.
Miss Ada, aged twenty y-two Miss Ella, eighteen
James, nineteen. But one cry was heard from
them, and that was about the time Mr. Downing
arrived, when faint call for help was heard.
Then all WAS still but the crash of the timbers In
the rear of the house and the crackle and roar Of
tho fire.
From evidence given before the Coroner's Jury
II IL supposed that the conhagratiOn was the
work OF an incendlary 1t has been proven that
there was no fre about the house after o'clock
r. NJ, and the contagration did not break out
IN the kitchen, which ~ tho only place whore
they had hre at this season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-18

In Philadelphia tho Athletics defeated the
Cincnnatti club-2j TO l5
The game In Boston between the Dostons and
the st. LOUIS club won 0y the st. Louls-l2 toS.
In Malone, N. Y, Wheeler's home, the ne vs.
OF the nominations was received with great enhusasm.
James A. Parsons, a leading member OF tho
Providence R. bar died VI Injuries received three
weeks ago by "A fall.
The Great Western Railroad Company's ferry
boat union was burned at her dock In PEt Huron,
Mich. Loss $4,000.
W. II Rldgewell, member OF tho HYDE Park.
Mas, Fire Department was drowned ia the NepOuseI
river while bathing last evening"
The President sent the following nominations
g. the Senate yesterday John Der, o. BE- Consul at
Monterey anu D. W, Green. TO be Consul at Cordoya.
The committee appointed at meeting held
In the Boston Old South Church "Wednesday haya
Issued an appeal TO the citizens OF New England to sub
demolition.
winslow Intends TO remain In England. Hav.
ing no funds he living entirely the Deneyolenca
OF others. He declares that the BONDS were stolen
from his wife ana sister by the Dutch polic. - ira
sen TO Boston. he viii make ~ effort " rseoyss NeF
value.
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JOTTINGs BOUT TOWN.
Commodore Yanderbilt's condition was will
out change last night,

Commodore Vanderblt's condition was with
out change last night.
To-day all the horses from Jerome Park will
be sent special cars TO Long Branch for the Ju
meeting, which commences on the lst.
Tho police will parade on Thursday next, line
TO be- formed at $3.50 A NJ. IN Lafayette place. Gov Til
den wiz review them In front VI the plaza In Seven.
tetnth street
James Cobrlck, OF 602 Esst Fourteenth street,
run over ano Instantly ked ycsterdsy on
BY stone truck driven Dy Richard Carh.Tt. Tue
driver was arrested.
Mr.. Belmont's gallery, rear OF 100 Fifth avenue,
wv De opea to the public from 4. NJ. TO l.. NJ on
Monday TUESDAY, Wednesday aud Thursday, IN aid VI
the Ne" York Centennial Loan EIniDition.
The General Committee on the Centennial
parade on the evening Of the 81 OF July will not restrict
the organizations and societies IN the character OF
numinatonsi and societies furnishing their own bands
Of music are be Placed a the heads VI unns far
as practicable.
Assemblyman joseph p. Fallon did not fol-
low to the station house the ocers who arrested the
Harlem rioters on Friday night. Mr.. FalOn says he
never heard Of the before and that hs interpos
toh WAS prompted By othes, vA0 Askea him " inter
Sede fQT the pTlSQpeIA
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A Hc:;ier's Inhumanity TO his Children, and
bis Punishment Therefor.

william McGegan, hostler, OF 1888 Frst avenue,
was sagned In the Special Sessions Yesterday charg.
cd br superintendent jenkins OF the Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty to Children with putting into
the street on Tuesday night his children. Archibald Nc
Geigan Is years Old but stuhted that he appears to
be but ten. and Nelly Michigan, aged seven and de-
cate Superintendent jenkins proved the charges and
furthermore. that Archibad. of te. supported mis-
drunken parents BY boot blcking On Iues lay night
he could give his father but 25 cents lis father thrust
him INTO the street and whel Nelly begged him to let
her brother In again, he put her out OF he house.
hcGeigan ASKED that his wife should be called In his
behalf. On the witness stand, however, she was re-
cogniEed by Justice kasulrc AS woman who he sen.
fenced TO Bacgwels Island for drunkenness for Q
period including Tuesday.
Meoelgan was sentenced 20 hard labor In the peni.
tentary for one month, and MS chill ren ent
TO their aunt, Mrs Jane Jsray. who satisfied super
ineudent jenkins of her ability well for them
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THE LAGER REER VAR.
An Opinies of the Highest Court-Tbe Law to
be Enforced.

The counsel for the liquor and lager beer
dealers received, yesterday, a decision Of the
Court Of Appeals In the case Of Gustavus Rau
against the People, where the plaintiff was ar
rested and convicted OF selling lager beer on
Sunday. as an Intoxicating beverage under the
statute. The Court affirm the Judgment stating
that they do not think the Legislature intended
to omit lager beer from the statute, although II
expresses ale or beer"
The Excise law Is to be strictly enforced to-
day. The police are instructed to enter, forclbly
II necessary, all concert and pleasure gardens In
which the law may he violated and to arrest
every person selling liquor or lager beer
The Executive Committee OF the Liquor Deal
ers' Association have made complete prepara-
rations to protect the interests OF the trade so
that no dealer arrested will be held long without
bail The committee advise, however, that de-
corum be observed, and front doors kept shut.
A subcommittee will be In attendance at head
quarters.
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the INDIAN EXPEDITION.
What Gen. Terry Has Found In His search
Tor the Red Wen OF tho Forest.

WARRINGTON, June 1.-THE following
despatch to Gen. Sheridan has been forwarded
to the War Department:
CAMP ON TuR LITTLE MISSOURI, May 30. via Bls
marck, June love reached TINS place yesterday. To-
Gay has been employed IN scouting up the valley
making road through the Dad lands OF the river
Contrary to All the predictions VI tnr guides and scouts
IndAns have been found here and there signs
that any have been In this neighborhood within siI
months or year. Intend TO push on aoout two
marches halt and again push party well to the south
hoplng to nnd trails and u none are iouud may halt
more for the sAme purpose before reaching the
Yellowstone. We have had great deal OF hard worx
maxing road yesterday and tho day before. We
built thirteen bridges over Davis Creek. our progress
has heretofore been slower thAn could have wished,
but the force Is IN excellent condition Few Of the
troops SICK and the animals are greatly improved
sluCe We left Lincoln. (Slgned)
ALTREp TRRAY Drigadler General
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The National Committee Preparing.

CIsCISSATI, June 1.-The following notice
has been issued from the rooms Of the Republican Ma
tionsl Comm,lteei
Zy yhs Members Of the k,pujatdh NATIONAL Commiile,
Pursuant to . notice given by the President OF the
Convention meeting OF the above committee has
been held At the Burnett House al 1880 O'Clock last
evening. al which II voted 10 meet Lt the COntn.
tai Hotel, PM adelpha, on Saturday, July u. ~
O'Clock Il. NJ, for permanent organization.
In the meantime commune Ions for the committee
may De addressed TO tho unJersigned washington,
who Will perform auy dulles until the meet.
Ing OF :he committee but respectfully declines resec.
tlon a. secretary. We, CHANDLER.
The following named additional members Of the Re
publican National Committee were reported by the
Slate delegations after the adjournment For Colo.
rado, Samuel III. Ebert for Arizona, Il, Z. MeCor-
mick, and for Texas, K, j. DAVIS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-18

The Rev. Henry Ward Deecher and about
one thousand OF his nock. big and little. old ana
young. went picnic yesterday down the bay past
the richly wooded shores OF Staten Island and up the
Rartan river to Rartan Beach, Just below New Bruns-
wick, The tedium Of the voyage was pleasantly re-
eYed bv dancing aud music from the excellent blnd
which accompanied the party Arrived at the Deaeh.
which 10 surnlounted by beautiful grows the various
little coterles OF which the whole company COM
posed each spread 4 tempting lunch beneath the vel.
come shade trees ana esch group was visited By MIR.
Beecher, who had pleasant Nord Jest tor all. After
several hours OF saunterng through the shsdy walks OF
the sroye, and incng In the pavilion. the party reem-
baiked ana enjoyed 10 the fullest the delightful sail
home. nvcnng the way with songs SOus and SEQ
ular, which were dc lyered with nne effect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-18
Indictins Harrington and williams.

WASHINGTON, June l7.-Yesterday the Grand
Jury returned indictments against Richard Harrington
and Arthur B. Williams each for bribery The nrst
named charged with having, on the l2th OF October.
1873 while Assistant United stAteI Attorney. received
the sum OF $4,000 have his decision and setion 10
proceeding pen1ing before him Influenced ia The mat
sailer. and that he ala ask and received fnch sum
therefor. The second charges that A. IL, Williams did
give sum Of flbOQg 10 Harrington as brbe 20 in
nlence hia acoh I'd the referred 70 above Hope
H. Slater 10 Endorsed ne witness. Mr.. Williams up
peare1 before Judge Macarthur and gave bail 10 the
ann OF
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BELKNAP BEGGING FOR TIME.
Tho Defence Asking for Postpopemont Of the
Impeachment Trial.

wAsAINoToN, June 1.-THE Senate re-
sumed the consideration OF the articles
OF impeachment against W. w. BEL
knap soon after 12 o'clock to-day and Judge
Black, of counsel for the defence, said there
were many reasons why the trial could not go
on on the 9th OF July as ordered. He therefore
moved that II be postponed until about the
middle OF November next, and appealed TO the
Managers not to oppose the motion. He said
that The managers Understood the reasons for
not going on with the trial, and he therefore
hoped they would agree to the postponement.
Mr. Lord Dem n. ", on behalf of the Board
OF Managers, asked leave for the Managers to
consult with the House Of Representatives upon
the question Of postponement, which was grant
cd. and the Senate sitting "a n Court Of lmpeach-
ment, adjourned until Monday.
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Corporation Counsel Vroom OF Hoboken has
Informed President Bonn OF the North Hudson County
Railway that the Police Commissioners have power to
enforce the Counciis ordinance compelling the COM
pAny 10 pay license on the alternative OF stopping tho
cars Presdent Bonn maintains that the company pur.
chased the night TO run the cars over the route from tho
old UuiOn Hill Turnpike Company, and ho IL not In
cned TO agree to the payment Of the licenses de-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-18
Dom Pedra I'm Rhode Ialnnd.

NEWPORT, June 1.-THE Emperor Dom Pedro
and suite arrived in this city $50 +, NJ. lie was im
medAtely driven TO the AQudnecK House, where room,
had been provided lie was met at the WEXFORD juno
tion by Mayor Bdlaw OF Newport and Lieutenant Brad
ford OF the Torpedo Station, and the hospital lies OF
the city Of Newport were extended TO him An im
lnense crowd was the wharf TO welcome the Em
peror. lie leaves on the sunday night boat for New
IN ell tric lighf
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der Of Rcsolute was thrown at the hurdle be-
low the bluf the horse running into the
main track and OF to the stable. When all had
got fcly into the homesiretch, Trouble aud
Stanford were side by side, hut the rider %
Trouble sent him on, and, .akinR the last hurdle
In splendid style, sent him to his best, and by
the time Stanford had settled down Trouble was
ten lengths ahe ead and, going "a he pleased, won
by six lengths; Stanford second, Risk third.
Time, bl0 The Paris mutuals paid $3.50 on tho
winner.
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the LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
Tho Terrible Fire at Ayr-A Blunder that
Caused Many Deaths.

LONDON, June 1.-THE Times account OF the
Gre In the wooen works OF James Templeton, at Ayr
by which twenty.four women lost their lives, says
at Ia said that Barr the overseer who w. himself
burned 10 death locked the door .: me room In which
the female operatives were at WORK thinking the alarm
OF nre Was fal.e. A klrl who Jumped from window
that she nrst endavored to escape by the door
bus man pushed her back"
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A ForQer Captured,

Yesterday afternoon a young man named
James r. Burns, residing In East Newark presented an
order tor horse ana buggy 10 Mr. John A. enyder OF
the Atlantic Livery Stables, Broad street, Newark,
purporting to be signed by Mir. Z. NJ. Reilly, Town
Treasurer OF East Newark After Burns left with the
horse aud buggy Mr.. snyders suspicious we excited
so that he called on Mr. Reilly whs stated that the
order was forged. Mr. Reilly then went TO the First
National Bank and discovered that Burns had drawn
avs check with hs Reilly's) forged ON II.
Burns was arrcs cd last evening on the eve OF starting
for New YORK with the horse and trap. He had pur.
chas a new suit OF clothes with = portion OF the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-18

WASHINGTON, June H.-Mr. Blair Supern-
tenoent OF the snenaneo and Allegheny Railroad. was
examined to-day by the House Committee ON Commerce.
investigating alleged railroad combinations, &C. but
he declined TO furnish Information to what arrange.
ments have been made with charge ess rates
OF freighs than those nXed IN the pnhshed tariff The
committee has taxed under adylsement the question
whether II VIII insist on this Information being given
aud WIN announce It's deelsOn on Tueaday leIt.
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A Variety show Broken Up bv the Brooklyn
Police,

A can-cAn performance was advertised for the
olympic Theatre, In Brooklyn, last night, and q rough
throng ned the place. Sergeant Rogers and ten men
In civilian dress took seats In the orchestra and when
the performance went hey ond tho bounds OF decenCy
and his spranR the stage aud ordered down the
curtain. Tho male and female performers hastily LETT
the stage, and the audience Quilted the theatre IA an n
slant The drop curtain was then lowered. There were
40 arr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-18

wAsHINGToS, June 1.-THE Treasury now
holds s342 $40 $50 in bonds to secure the national
bank crcultion and sl8s23 900 to secure public de.
posits United States bonds deposited for circulation
Tor the week ending to-day, tlS5,0O0 United states
bonds held Tor circulation Withdrawn for the week end
Ing 10 day tl,0OObOO national bank circulation cut
standing, 1882, 2S0O76; gold notes t20vv,lgO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-18
The New Canal Engineers.

ALBANY, June T.-Ss4te Engineer Van Buren
has made the follo*ing appointments OF engineering
force for the middle division Of New York State canals
Force employed for the survey OF the Erie csna
middle division David 4. whford, Assistant Engineer
In charge L. Russell Clapp, levelleI Mr. Peeke, rod
man Mr.. Ferguson, rod man FREQ. H. Mslroth. chain
man Mr. Ward, chsnman MIR. Andrews, chainman
In Division Engineers Office Charles TOuesde Assist
ant Engineer; jvs. g, KnalX lcyeller, Charles n
sweet retains his position .. division Engineer and
Ryr
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Tn. Hard Lot Of the Young.

Moses Brown, aged eight, Of 204 Hoyt street,
upset can OF kerosene oil the stove IN his home
last evening, and was. Il Is thougnt, fatally burned
about the body and hands.
Daniel hsOneJ, aged eight, OF 362 Hicks street, was
run over by horse and wagon yesterday afternoon,
and two OF ms hnscrs were subsequently, Ampuated,
August Hess, aged eight, Of III BOeTum street,
Brooklyn, was thrown from wagon IN Johnson ave
nue. and was badly cut over the left eye
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wAsHISGToS, June I.-President Grant sent
the following despatch to Gov. Hayes. medately
upon the receipt OF the news OF the Cinclnnst nom
nAtlonsi
EXECUTIVE MANSION, wAsHISoros. June ID.
Cor. n. b. Hayes. Columbus, o;
IconRrstulste you. and feel the greatest assurance
that will occupy my present position from tue ih
VI March next.
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CHARLEsToN :. c., Juno ia special train
on the Anderson branch Of the Greenyle aud Colum-
bia Railroad wrecked last night on broken restle
lhe engineer, conductor fireman and one tram hand
were Killed and another train hand fatally lulured
These we're the only persons on the train.
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Tho Death OF Gen. BusveIl.

RICHMOND, June ia private letter from
Accomack announces the death on the 18th inst OF
Gen i. II. BagweI the representative from that
county in the Legislature. lie WAS an influential citi.
and active politician In the Conservative cause and
had represented his county IN the General Assembly
several sessions lie was ~ tins city Two weeks ago,
and was the temporary Chairman OF the late cOnYen.
uon for delegates TO st. Louis. His disease con
gestlon OF the liver kdneJs and stomach, ana he MAS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-18
Aye,eran CAPTAIN. Death

BALTIMORE, June 1.-THE veteran steamship
Captain, William Rollins died last evening aged sew.
enty.two. For many years he commanded steamships
In the Baltimore. Norfolk and Havana Line and later.
about 1880. the steamer Isabel plying between Charles
ton aud Havana After nfty years of faithful sea
service Captain Rollins retired about ten yeATB ago.
lie Was well known throughout the South.
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In addition to tho Plymouth congregation pie
mic yesterday three other Brooklyn churches enjoyed
open.ar recreatons The sabbath schools Of the Rev.
DR.. storrss Church OF the Pilgrims with adult
members OF the congregation, went 10 Cold Spring
The congI egation OF the New Jerusalem Church,
whereof tue Rev Mr. Alger Is PASTOR found is enjoy
ment ~ Excelsior Grove.
The Rev DR. seudder's nock took its days pieasurng
.. Oreptal Grove, Long Island, All are reported ss
having had delightful Gay, Without single accident
20 ives Siessns- ~ ths oe-.
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AUGUSTA, Ca, June l7.-Rains have been gen.
era throughout THIS section for days past anC
the both sides Of the Savannah have sub
merged There Is total destruction OF the crOps OF
the cotton lands The river has risen thirty feet anC
Is stl rising freshet threatens the city but Sc
rous results are apprehended. The rain stopped th
afternoon, and the weather is clearing up.
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PARIS, June 1.-THE Republican organs con-
slider that NJ Bunets election to life senatorship
places the Senate In opposition to the Chamber OF Dep
utes aud universal srfraxe. The Conservative organs
say his election T. not Intended as hostile aemonsra
uon. but ~ an act " Justice.
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Gov. Haye. Accept. the Nomination.

Cc,;,;; aD;s, June l7,-rhe committee TO inform
Gov Hayes Of he nomination. through Mr. Aerher'o"-
pert med that act tonight and Gov Hayes replied
accCptng' Aud saving that at future day ne would
form. 'N''S" Wv F''
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MADRID, juno 1.-THE Budget Com mittee, ao-
cordng to the Ddro EsDanol have decided to reduce
for the redemption OF the noltng deOt ten per cen'u,
aud the endo smeni to the clergy seven mi lion peetas
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Bristow's Resignation Accepted.

WASHINGTON, June H.-secretary Brstow, In
letter 10 the President, written this morning. form.
ally rendered his resignation OF once Of Secretary
OF the Treasury, TO take effect Tuesday next the
2Oth Inst. The resignation has been accepted. The
reasons assigned for Mr.. Brstows retirement are the
eame ~ have been alreapy stated.
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Ano,h.r Body from IN. nudson

The body OF an unknown man washed ashore
at Deys roint, above the Rysian Fields, last evening
ana was taken TO Coroner Grams morgue In Hoboken
II was very much doeomposed, and looked as though
II might have been III the water three months. Sll
shirts aud two pairs OF pantioOns found ON tht
bV0y, but nothing BY which It could be identined.