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ateiug the military. Committee* were appointed
to report, and the meeting adjourned to the 20th Inat.
\ The Treasury statement on the 12th inst. shows
the following result:?
Bat MM 84.419,966
inoui of receipts 1,888,884
JWtapaid 1,864,008
Drafts UaaeJ 2,461,288
BeduoUoa from 1st to 10th Jul 1,062,480
Postmaster General Brown and family left for
TewesHce this morning. The First Assistant Postmaster
General King is acting Postmaster General.
TILS GKNXXAI. NSWWAPKB DMPATOH.
Washington, July 15,1858.
A seuii official letter from New Granada says that
In accot dance with the law having In view the better
security of passengers over the Isthmus Railroad,
and in other respects to promote their comfort, the
President of that republic has appointed J. M. Ilurtado
ssjierintendent, with ample power for the fulfilment
of the trust.
Charles Barrett was to-day found guilty of the
murder 01 um-vw iirwii*, unu nenrjr nuiuunx, oar- j
rott'ri companion at tbe time, of manslaughter. i
NwAntral of ttae Canada* *
Halifax, July 15,1868. j
The Cait.ida baa not jet made her appearance j*
Siete. The weather is very foggy, with a light south- j
odjrtioi 1
Er.hVKV o'Clock P. M. {
The weather still continues very foggy, with no t
imteattoas of the Canada. t
Pram Wasblagton. (
Washington, July 15,1858. d
John J. 8chroeder, instead of Samuel Hippell, has
been appointed Postmaster of Leavenworth, in place
of Clarkson, resigned.
Charles Ross, of Cincinnati, has been appointed *
Supervising Inspector of Steamboats for the Fifth fi
district, vice Davis Embree. ^
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Affairs In Albany.
Albany, July 15, 1858.
A call for a meeting of the American 8tate Coan
cil on Tuesday, August 24, will be issued to-day. j
Tbe representation will be one from each subordinate
council The State Council fixes the time for j|
the American State Convention. p
The statement that a meeting of the directors of ?
the Central Railroad was held yesterday for the ei
purpose of declaring a dividend Is erroneous. It fl
was not a dividend meeting, but simply a business ,
meeting of the Board. h
Hon. John N. Wilder died in a fit of apoplexy in *
this city at the Delavan House this afternoon.
Break la tbe Erie Canal. d
Bchknectapy, July 15, 1858. 11
A break occurred in the Erie Canal about ten b
O'clock this morning, half a mile west of here, on 8
Motion thirty, over a culvert. There is about p
seventy five feet of the bank gone. The water is
being drawn from the level, and active steps are
twxinir taken to renair the breach at once, which' will i.
probably not interrupt navigation over two or three
days.
TM Sttuncn Anik ?nil Groat Wat Destroy
cd by Fir*. J
PiTTBBuao. Jnly 15,1858.
The frtearrera Arctic and Great Went were destroyed
by fire this evening, at the Marine Railway, *
two miles below this city. The Arctic was v&lned at
fi/teen thousand and the Great West at eighteen r
thousand dollars. The former was insured here for p
eta thousand dollars. The latter was also insured. ,
but the amount or in what offices is not known. f<
Tbo OlUo River. '
Wheeling, July 15,1858.
Tie water in the channel of the river at this point ^
now measures nine inches, and is rising. Freights
are going off promptly, as the boats are plenty and J
the rates low. o
______ tl
Markets. a
run.ai'ei.ruiA stock boabii. a
PlIlLA Dt LfHl A, July 15, 1858.
bt< fin steady. Penn-ylvania Htate 5'a, 88; Head
iog Kailn ad. 231; Morris Canal, 41; Long island
ltailn.au. 11{; Pennsylvania Railroad, 41{.
New Oeleekx, July 14,18.58.
* Cotton >nchanged: sales to-day, 4,500 bale*. 8u- "
C?Ftur to fully f'-iir i* quoted at 7c. a 7 jr. Hit per ?
Ohio flour, id 7.1; 8t lamia, $i 10. OnS'ljc. m
9t)c. ltarroi Unl lie. Kentucky bagging 14c. U
Nkw Oribass, July 15, 1858.
Cotton?Hal Oil to day 1 ,lf*> bules at stiffer but not a
quotably higher price*. Flour $1 12. Com I7*c- n
Mesa pork *18. Indian bagging Idle; gunny b.tgg
12c. Freights?Cotton to I-iverpool Id. Sterling *
exchange mJ a <14 percent. Kxchange on New York *
at par * 4 per cent premium.
Cn aih.kston, July 15, 18.58. ?
Cotton-Sales today 250 bales. Sales of the week
6,000 bales at an advance or ^c. a Jo. on the prices ?
of the previous week. Middling fair 13c. The mar- c
ki t closed firm. B
Bvi.timore. July 15,1*".*. a
Flcur fi-mer. Wheat steady. Corn?White buoy* _
tat. \\ h>key stiff at 2tjc. u 25o.
I'ntt.AtiRt.ritiA, July 15, 1858.
Rreaditulft unchanged. Wh? it dull. Corn active: f
yellow, K.r>o. Provision* active und unchanged. *
Whiskey Arm at 25c.
CtMCT watt, July 15,18.58.
Floor sternly at $3 75. WhMuy 21Je. Mess
J)ork?Sales MX) bbls. at 115 25. Corn 55c.
Chic suo, July 15?41 P. M.
Vlnum ,,fl Wheat doclirx I t'V sale, at Mr. a u
6f'c. Corn active at 46c. Oat* dull. Shipments in
Oswego 15,000 bushels eon: no tl<wr or wheat. No
shipment. to Knffslo. Receipts 2,'200 bbls. flour,
21,000 bushels wheat, 82,(810 bushels corn.
BrrviLO. July 15?1 P. M.
Market for flour dnll. and we have no change to
note in iiuntations: mil.'- 000 barrels, at M 71 for '
iraperflno \Vi? .iiiMn and Illinois: $4 for extra do.:
94 a 14 2.' for extra Indiana, t?hio, Michigan and
(Canadian; 94 50 a $4 75 for double extras. Wheat
quiet and demand moderate. n<> change to note in
prices: sales 5,100 hnshels red Indiana at HUc.; 5.000
do. Chlrago spring at 85c.; 2,000 do. white Indiana
at 05c. t'orn in fair dtmind: sales 5.000 bushel*
aonnd at 58c.; 1.500 do. warm at 50c. OaU a shade
firmer sales 1.0O>) bushels at il7e. a :i7Jc. Whiskey
in good demand: atles 400 barrels at 21c. Canal
freights firm, at 40r. on floor, lie. on wheat and 10c.
on com to New York. Receipt* yesterday--1,803
barrels flour. 58.636 bnsheia wheat, 5,10." do. corn,
28.428 do. octs. Hhipments by canal yesterday ?
2/W7 barrels floor, 101488 bushels wheat. 1.1,434 do.
corn, 28,474 do. oata.
Hi Kf*i o, July 15 ?6 P. M.
There has been a good demand for flour to day at
previous rates. Sales 1.500 bbls. at 42 75 a $3 for
oar. and |1 75 for good superfine Wisconsin and
Illinois; 14 a 14 25 for good to choice extra Ohio.
Indiana. Michigan and Cannda: 44 50 a $4 75 for
double extra. Whrwt market quiet. Bales 27.000
bushel* at 85c. for Chicago spring: 78c. for soand
Mllwaakicclub: 704c. for wsrm do.; 88c. for red
Indiana: 05c. a II 02 for white Indiana and Canada;
2/100 hualiela new prime white Kentucky, to an in
terior miller, at 41 V Corn quiet and iirwlianged.
Balea 25,000 bushels at 50c. fir sound, and 40c. fbr
unsound. Oatein goad demand and market Arm for
sound. Hal** 11 .?**) IxieheU at :t7c.. 23,000 bushels
warn at itr.. and 3:>,noo bushel* do. at 32Je. Rye
dull. Raks snnll lot* at ">sjr. Whlrkaj In
demand fialta *00 hbla. at 21c. Freight* unchanged
at 40c. on flour: 11c. on wheat, and 10c. on corn
to New Vork Receipt* in the last twenty four
hours flour. .">.200 bbla : wheat, lb .000 bushels; corn,
11,000 bnnhcla; <?ats,52.000 bushels. Canal export*?
floor, 2/100 hbla.; wheat. 05,000 buahela; corn,
1,000 bushel.; oats. 18,000 bushels; rye, .t.l.lrt
bnehcl* _
Otvuio, July 15 0 P. M.
Floor dull Crain of all descriptions rather ijoiet.
Bales 30,000 bushels Chicago spring wheat, not In
shipping condition, at 70c. Corn unchanged Hales
lO.fioo bushel* nt 02<*. for sound Indiana, and 50c.
for hot lllim* Cats ilftc. a 40r.: aales 30,000
bushels Freights dull: flour 17c. and wheat 7^c.
to New Voi%. I*ake imports to dav ?17,000 bushels
wheat. i?.0W> bushels corn. 8,000 bushels oats. Ca
nal export* . 21.000 bushels wheat, 18,000 bushrb
cor*, 8,000 bushels oats. I
Tlw of Matin Affair,
? rwaua cm kt smciAtrnM
^fcettgraham
Jot U.?TU Pacptt fit tk* no. jrtm r<w* n. 4bnteast
J> ITm/sM, Pcrmtnt K. rtlmnm, Kdvnrt It ATrOcy,
W. K Alln serf nhrrt ?k motion to remove this ranee
from the court of BaHnws to the Over and Terminer,
anas* sad agread to hy consent of the Thstiict Attorney.
Ikf FfijJf M. Patrick Afwrty, KmeH Kryrrr, Willittm
Jryr* ie.1 W. S Allm ? By oonsert of the llntrlct Attorney
thw cans* was elno removed fmm the fleaaione to the Umrt
at Oyer and Terminer
Pacvrn Trr*?r?s ?Mile Juliette bene? to night will
K eftwd onr tremfe ran)dents an nyportnnity to display their
?Hima' pl'ntr Three geed pteeee are aaaowm*
|towi?tl of Um Rmw IqutdM,
OV% or WWT COSKKgrOh DIKCK.
Ksr West, Jul}' *0,18W
bm mf It*, uder date or th? 2bth and 26th ult, I
have to report the arrival of the Uolted 8later brig Dolphin,
Lieut. Oom. J. N. Mafflt, from a croiie, laat from Havana.
The Dolphin Bailed from Boeton oo the 7th, and
xrrlved at Havana oo thelftth ult, having experienced a
luocoeaioo of light wtnda during the entire passage. She
roporu in the harbor of Havana the United States steamship
Pnltoo, Ueut. Com J. J. Almy; the United State*
iteamahlp Arctic, Lieut. Oom. J. Hartsteae, and the ordlance
ship Plymouth. As she was leaving the harbor of
Bavana II B. li.'a steamer Styx and another British war
vessel were entering. The following la a list of her
iflloers:?Lieut. Com. J. N. Mafflt; Lieutenants, J. M.
Bradford, E. P. Williams, O. C. Carpenter; Acting Maxtor,
t. P. Croeaman; Pawed Assistant Burgeon, J. M. Brome;
hmtaia's Clerk, Mr. Read.
The United Bute* steam frigate Colorado, bearing the
iroad pennant ot Commodore .lames M Mcintosh. of the
iomeSquadron, arrived here on Wednesday last, theSXh
lit., from St. Domingo via Havana. The Colorado has
net with an accident to her machinery, in consequenoe of
rbich the may *e detained here longer than was antlci
>eted. The oay Uter ber arrival, upon the requisition of
Commodore Mcintosh, (be United State* Light Unm
icbooner Floilda was seat to Havana with dispatches to
he Secretary of the Navy, explaining the nature anil exeat
of the accident.
The United (States atoreehlp Relief, Iieut. Commanding
fames O strong, sixteen days from Aspuwsli, with pro
Fie loos for the squadron, canto into oor part oo thn ltd
ost. list of i Hirers oh hoard.?Lieut. Commanding, James
1. Strong, Lienta. W. W. Low. J H. March, J. 8. Thornton:
Wed A^iatantSurgeon, B Rush Mitchell?ail well.
Tho United States frigate Macedonian, Capt. Uriah P.
evy, from Boston, laac from Havana, arrived ia our
raters on the morning of the 3d lost. The M. left Boston
wo days previous to tne Dolphin; she touched at Havana
ha day before her arrival at thia port -all well.
The United States steam frigate Wabash, Com Livalatte,
has taxes on hoard 490 tons of coal and dropped
lowti off Whitehead's spit, where she waits orders.
OUK HAVANA COKBXdfONDENCB.
Havana, July 10,1868.
The sloop Jamestown was in the offing all day yestsr
ay, and several officers were on shore to procure letters,
rn-h grub and Havana enjoyments generally, with the
xpeeUV.on of receiving orders for a cruise northward
nd nearer borne. Health of the ship improved under
he genial inHueoce of the strong -'irs'les" a! ways found
i the Gulf on the north side or Cuba during the summer.
TUlt BRITISH OUTHACBS.
Captain (i.F. Pearson, of brig Tanner, at Bordeaux,
une 19,1868, writes to his owners ?
I left New Orleans on the 9th or May. When wlthm
orty miles of Havana we were chaaed by a war steamer,
f'g rl(g?4. under Loglish color*. Finding she was droping
astern, she kept off and llred a blank shot, and then
auied on her oeurse again, we were both on tbo wind,
ur vessel having the American ensign at her peak Tho
learner, though under press or esils aud steam, still
tiling astern, kept of) twice more, and each time tired a
hot at our quarter. After the second ehot I hove my vex
el to, when tbo steamer came op and hailed us. After
ansg inquired whence we oame and where bound to,
be kept off and we pursued our course.
liOVHMEKTS OF BRITISH MKNOF-WAR.
Her Majesty's steam sloop Devastation, six guns, with
etpatches from Admiral Sir H Stewart,arrived at KingsMi
oa the 22d, and left on the 23d, for Havana, with the
road pennant of Commodore Henry Kellet, C B., to asume
the command of the British navy la the Gulf.
Her Majesty's steamer Basilisk, six guna, Commander
bayre, was to sail from Kingston, Jamaica, oa the 36th
It., for Vera Cruz.
Her Ma.ieety's gunboat Jasper was cruising off the
iland of Jamaica on the 26th olt.
News frwm Nassau, N. P.
OUR NASSAU C0KRBHPONDEN 31.
IrritaloflXe Steamer Atlantic?Efforit to Mart a Steam
Lint with the I'nited Slate*.
The American steamship Atlantis arrived here from
lew Orieaus on Monday morning last, en rouU to Key
Feat. I behove the object of her nsft is to obtain the
arrlage of our malls; bat no American bouse or company
an e\ er hop* to succeed with us in that respect when a
ontbern port is the ship's destination.
Our legislature expressly excluded the Southern ports,
* this reason that as the taxpayers were not-all wUitaa,
nd the subsidy was to oome out of the public cheat, it
rould net be fair thai they who coula not avail tnem
elves o( the steamship as passengers should psy towards
er support?there being to many disagreeable restric
Ions southward.
In some former letter I mentioned that the local gov
rrmeot has ottered i.1 A00 sterling a year for live years
* steam communication between Nassau and New York,
r between New York, Nassau and any port or ports in
he island of Cuba or elsewnere, sj as to render Kama
n intermediate port, for the carriage of mailt and ptmenters
The AUart'c sails this morning.
The Cehaantepac KxpsdltlM.
TO Till I PI TOR or Till II IRA I. D.
Varic ns statements hare been made in the city pepers
especUng the charecter of persons of the Tehuantopec
xpediUon. recently embarked per bark Rapid. As these
[elements are Injurious and unjust, I beg you to stale
ta following tacts ?
In the Umt place, a considerable number of the ptrwM
r lb* expedition are engineers and othrr oflVen of the
ompony, n physician, several mechanics of tdghjrade,
d<! foremen. There trt no many of these that, n fvai
ppearancn u concerned, tbe expedition ou^-M to ?oem
spec! able.
Aa regards tho laborers, they worn eeleued witb ureal
ire from hurdredr of earnest applicants for desirable
mploymenl n a baa)thy ration Their health, habits and
tr.ctency were all rmrefaliy looked lo, under tbe physi
ion's supervision, by tbe cfflotrs, wbo oonld hare no
mCto to teleel other than such aa would do moat work
ad jive least trouble.
There wete no "women" of the party, and no "hard
haraotera" were admitted, so far aa we knew or conld
ret tub
I have no doubt tbat tbe party, In all Ita members, Is
He best, or aa good, aa ever started from tbla city on a
Forking expedition
Tbe bark did not aa I yesterday, but will to day.
JNO. ?h I.KOD MI KI WV, Superintending Engineer.
WxiorrsiMV, .Inly 14,1HM.
Naval Intelligence.
Our correspondent at Havana mentions the departure of
he United .Sales steamer Vixen and foiled Slates brig
inlphln from lb.it port on tbe 2Mh ult Vie lormer reaal
formed no pert of the belligerent t vied run of the <lutf,
ut wee merely oil her return from survey leg upon the
oeeli of K or la and Texas "he belongs to the failed
tales Craat ibirvey. Tbe Vixen artfved here on tbe 6th
est., and la oow lying off Hot<oken. On the 2!*h, (the
lie glren by oar correspondent,) she towed tbe Dolphin
o sea. which was aa act of < ourteey on tbe part of her
omm.-inder towards Omotaln Muflli. of the Dolobin. who
ru idiJotij lo get oulildt Lbe harbor m *ooe *i p **.*)!*,
q M0pqtttM? of tho rtgiog of tho feror amonfwt Hie
XT.*- State* frigate Saranar returned to Panama
.boat tho MoT July, on! will ittnoin there for tome lime
The 1'nttcd State* ?lnoc> Vaodalta Commander Rtaclatr.
ailed on Ma Mot. July t. for eruieo to the islands or
bo Pnctflc?the Fneo?to bo absent obout too month*.
Tho United States oloop of wor Savannah la ordered in
ommla*.in on the 1Mb net She ? bo attached to tbo
losve Squadron for tbo preoont
Tbo United Rteleo otonn fr'fate Son .farlat?, Commodore
Steall, Commander Boll, woo M Hoog Knag, May 6.
Tbo I sited Slate* oloopo of war .'ameotown, Commander
leased?, and Plymouth, Commander Pahlgreon, worn
riiwtag ctT Hot.wo Mb loot.
Tho United States oteain frigate Wabooh, Commodore
oval lotto, and Macedonian, Commander levy, have r*
?lTOd order* to pionood on their orlgftai crviaoo to tbo
loditerraoeaa.
lieutenant WH-on, late or tbo Marino Barrack*, Waoli.
ngten, P C., baa reported for doty at tbo Brooklyn Ma
inn Barracks.
Tbo following aro correct I lota of officer* of Um utenra
Ugnte Hern mar, along* V and alio tad Iteoatair, and
Manor Saraaac, bow la tho facile osoaa ?
wnta miner* bkrri* <<:
Flag OfTonr?J. C long, commanding Ualted States
isral forces, Pacific fSjuadroo K R. Hltehock Com
nandcr: Richard Malnwrtght, Flrnt lieutenant and F.ioeuIts
officer: Fraac.le Wmslow, Flag I.iontenaat. Paaiol
tmtnen, Second, in. H Parker. Third; Jobs I ma Parte,
fourth S. I. Ttroooo, ruth; F, M. Ram*ay. Slkth l.ioncnaat^
P. 8. Kdwarda, Vlool. Albert Scrlror, i'aaood Aoibtant;
Polavan Rloodgood. Ami*teat Surgeon A A.
Ftelknap Primer Cbarioo A. Parti. Chaplain fin. B.
UfccC, HfWII or miriDM K. M. Ming, unim W((inwr;
Philip Poreber, Actin* Maeter; fm, H. Oilman, f>>mmotor*
Secretary; Oeorie K Taw. T. MeK. BuWanan,
Paaeed Mldahlpaen J. W Tlerric, K. T Bradford, Geor**
A. Blfelnw, Cheater TTatflrld, Mldehlnnca. J. T, K<*rmwn,
Paraere Clerk; C. Onok, Captain a Clerk, 1- Whitmareb,
ttoataweia, Wm. Arnold,Gunner; .Tobn Green. Carpenter;
Derld Bruce. Ballmaker; C IT. I/ortny, 8. I). Hlbbert,
?tm Aaelataat Feglneera. IT A Ramear, J F. land n,
teoond; K. A. 0. Do Plaine, C. B Kid, Hben Hoyt, John
rotinane, Third
LOOT TAMDAI.IA.
nmrmanrter?Arthur Sinclair : IJeutananta -J. flnfan
Brown, C. H. B. Caldwell, Wm. Sharp, W. T. niaenel. Rur
|eon?.Ion. Wlleoo, l umer , Marine om-wr?Ueut
Allan Rameay Aanlalant 3ur*eon?B B. Trlet. Mentor?
C. A. Bebcock .Acting (.eaner?Bernard Dnycker, Car
penter?AmoeOilck, Ralltaeker?Wra. Kofera
LOOT rmCATT *.
Onmmaitdec? H. K. Thatcher. Ueutenaate? f M. B.
an*, .Toneph K. OeFUrea, Robert If. Scott j jentenant nnd
Maatar?TV B. Haraaay Career?relit Reaac. raaeed
AaatetantBnrfeon?John Wart; Aaelatant Snreaen? I. C
lane, Captain a Clerk?Patio Hathaway ; Pureer?Jia.
Macau ram. Bnatewala?Jeepar Ooghian. Gunner?Jan.
uagm ; Carpenter?'Wat. By da ; Railmaker?Wade
tntdkR ntkAWAc.
Captain-I no Roily, IJontenante?K. R. rTa*e?riy, W.
T. A. Arnold, T. C. herrle, A. W. .lobnaon, Wra. iiwtn.
Burrrorv- Wm A. NYleoe; Pureer-J 8. Gullok. Maeter?
Win. G. Hmrter, Aeaietant Bargeee?A. 8. Garneti. Chief
Rneineer -Theodore Teller let Amlelant Kaftoeer? Wea.
.I iaandln M do , V H Hunt 3d da , N B Tittle
BoaWwata-Thoe Mcleod. Bnllmaker-Renry T. Marker;
Captain a Clark?K H. St. Felli, Pnreer'e Clerk?t. B.
ptiier, Mini'i ?H>-* iwry,Tl?*?laatWa.
NEW TORK HERALD
Coin.us I,nm o? 8TK*mnirs hot Tut goto We ere g
be Informed, on the beet authority, that the eale ef
Co IK n* b> the French has not beee male, I
^^-ee magnificent ateamere-ttie finest aad facte*
the woru _h*VB n<* y?t paseed from UteuvaAmerii
ownership. Apropoe of theee (teamere their frier
that tht lotcheat trip of tho steaaahip Vaadarl
is behind the aW trip cf the Baltic, by about Urn
aainaes time. Aba"* Aare, but H will do.
NiBLo'sGeiow ?The oeceUenl company at thia houi
and the admirable aelectidk ?f piayo in wUch the artle
Meaan. Blake, Brougham, WK^etleigh and Davenport, i
pear, draw fell house* nightly. Id addition te the old coi
ediea ve have had title week a revival of ittr. Brougham
clever " Columbus," with the o/UUmla of a Homei
ballad, an eat the adventure* of the " GeUiant French Ca
U"?"
Aceonrr or Ifcaic.?The new programme or laat eve
inc. whicn tncludea several admirable pieces for the o
chrstra and a popular ballad by Mr. Peering, will be r
peetod to-night. Tbeee ooaoarta are well menaced, at
very agreeable to the lounger ee well es the musical cm
noieaeur. lint Utey are promenade concern; and wt
don't the piople promenade ?
Our Oaidenu Cnrreepoetdenee.
Caroinab, June 27. 18M.
RTa./* /a I,r/nuwine <tf Dat-Ij. Tk- />??
?^w<w ?v vw<yvco ?7 uvvwrif?ilK UVWTWr
Bnbet?J C%rgo 1/ One Ihvuumd Landed in the Xigh
etc , dbc..
By the time this reaches you the article that baa con
out to day ia the Diario de ta Marma has been read t
you.
The Diario aays that your correspondent must bai
been mistaken in stating that twenty six cargoes of h
/alee bare been landed here, 00 the Island of Cuba, froi
the 10*1 of March laat. Alter this It says that the rt|
lanoe of the Spanish and British cruisers would not gli
the (layers an opportunity of landing their cargoes e:
cept on some uninhabitable part of the ooaat. Now, I ci
tell the person who wrote the aaid article that be is b
bind band in news. Qorernment is not as innocent as t
tries to make it appear. About two weelu ago a geotii
man presented himself before the (layernor, and tried 1
buy o( bun a thousand schedules of negroes. The (love
nor did not arernt to his request: but I know not whetht
be afterwards compiled. The gentleman offered him
$17 piece. Afterwards answer gentleman tried to bu
three hundred, but with the same success. A few day
after th.n occurrence a cargo of bozales, one thousand I
number, were landed an freight on one of our princin
wharves, and marched for the plantations. The cargo bi
longed to two or three portions Now, it is impossible fc
government to say that it was ignorant of what was gold
on. The government weil knew what the schedules war
for.
| It ia easier to land here a cargo of negroes than a bai
rel of Hour without bribing tne cuHoraa officers.
News from Martinique.
[From the Port of Spain Gazette, June ii8. J
By a private opportunity this week wo have boon pi
in imceeesion of Martinique papers to tha 15th tnst. Th
hVaitce d Outre tier of the 10th, notices the prevalence 1
St Pirrre and several other localities of the jsunolot
wh'ch t attacking man and woman, F.uropean and Creoli
Admiral do Gueydon had arrived at St. Pierre, from I *
guayra, in the frigate Cleopatra. Alter remaining a Todays
in St Pierre the Admiral took his departure for Foi
de Fraoca, where he now is. From thence be proceeds I
Newfoundland, which has been Died upon as the wink
quarters of the tleot.
The Eighth Regiment.
TUIKO BKMIAIIl N. Y. 8. MILITIA.
HSU. Alia ORUKK
New York, July 14,185d.
The Court of Inquiry, Instituted by brigade orders 1
July 6,1K6H, baa rendered the following opinion, which
hereby promulgated for the information of thia lirimd
and ordered to be rsal w'th this order before each reg
meat thereof, on occasion of Its next regimental parade.
The Brigadier General approves of the finding of tt
Court of Inquiry, and takes occasion to express his grattl
ration that the honor or the Klghth Regiment has been i
complete,y vindicated. - 'a_
The Court of inquiry U hc/tfeby Oiaaofj \ Bj'o.f?**'
Brigadier General Third Brigade I v Troooe" *
Jxnss T. g?TH, AU de Chmp^Sw *"**"
third brigade k. t. 8. m i ttia
opotk* or a im^\r rrigar
ditiwor akjt^i^l? ,. ,4 1sm
SSsSaj^r^M'Sff
ttL u> the bonor ana reputation of one or more c
r*~T- i me Kifbtli Keglmeot N. Y S. M., In regar
^ttetr aondnct while actiog aa guard of honor to tn^rt
as to the tWULlWS} ^/'affirmation
the commandant of this brigade, reaperti uUy slatea, th
this Court wae attended by Major Win. H Anthon, Briga<
Judge Advocate, who examined a large number o! w
neeeee, including, aa this Court la convinced, all peraoi
likely to have any knowledge aa to the subject mailers
this inquiry.
And thai from such examination, the record of whli
it submitted herewith, the Court It of opinion that the i
ports referred to are false, unfounded and scandalous, a,
that the conduct of the officers, non-commissioned office
and privates of Urn tight h Regiment, detailed aa a gun
of honor on the evening of the lid and the morn Ire of ti
3d day of July, was la no reapect derogatory to the
character aa oflikert and gentlemen.
N. H I.ABAl', I lent Col Fifty flth Rent
Wx H?>k\ Avntox, Judge Advocate. Third Br gade I
T' *" M
Personal InttUlgsncs.
Mr Vieuxtsmps.the flneet \loliniat that has ever vie
ed tn*a ocunlry, sailed for Bremen In the Boruaela.
Mr. Tbalberg want aome time etnce to the North ai
left Boston on Wednesday for Mvarpool.
^ v t lea^aawr inuu i rviu Uio rrutUTi ^rv j
f< rnntiRM>4'. A. has accepted an larithtion to a public dt
n< r at Vena Ilea. The time fixed n Uie 27th oi the pr
tient month.
Got error WlUard, of Indiana, baa ao far reoorsred fro
hn retvrnl severe and iiaua.".>ua attack of iIIoom aa to I
abla In be oat Ha la unable to apeak above hia bruati
and Tears are ectertamad that be will never reooror it
uee of tit* voire.
The fterrelary of War will be absent from WaahlngU
for the next two weeks, t> irleg which period Colooel Wn
it. Hnnkard, the obief clerk,er the War Pepartment, wl
discharge tb fntrtmns of acting Secretary, under an ai
poir.Uneut trcrn the i'reelceui
The Secretary of the Treasury la also a burnt from Waal
iogion, spending a day or two at OM I'oint On
Ka 'bewident Millard I illmbre ta ecfllwlig eevrrrty frts
'.D'lammati. n of th< cyen. They are weak that be
obhgcd to forego reading almoet entirely.
Hon. T. J D Fuller, St. nod Auditor oT the Treasnr
IiepanniMU, absent from Washington, on a Tlsit to b
home In Mtit,?. fbi'leg h;a absence Win Mnchlin,cht'
clerk, will perform the dubae of bead of tbe bureau I
Acting Auditor.
NrM. George Gore* la now in Quebec. He tins jnat r
turned from tbe Kocky Mounts u*. abd la on hia way 1
tbe Seguecoj and tbe Gelf fishing grounds
1# Barron da Wetteratrdt is at Newport.
John Underwood, a magistrate In Prince W 'hama rou'
ty, Virgin.a, has i?een refused a seat on the bench bv h
associates, oecauacof hiaentortmning abolition eoUmeat
arrivals.
At tbe Clarendon Hotel?Berne 4e Storetie Russian dial
ter. bedame de Moeckie and maid. Wanataxtoe; Csptai
Shestaiod Russian ISavy Madame hesuskoTsod meld R i
alb- 11 U('..Mn>lrin ami /am lv llan.Mak dim kr mn I M
Fraud* H Mall in Xwiu?t fc h%'l, rfcaurotadr. I'WiM
At.'bont, Par1* Royal w R?,~h|n?, llnama .-ami dk'irr,
P Marcta, New fork; n II MOMMon an* Fli.ladr
pbl*.
From Ktcbmoad. kt , latbr daamaatp im-niiwu - IIami
MrBridr. In F .Inknton, Win M Krl'y TJ PU'ard. .'Mm
W Otay. K MirrM. Mr 'irmidy. 0 II fowar, J d IUJiiBUM
Merchant J Mwrltl. Mr r>-nni? lady and lhrr? rh<
drm, MIm F O Ln Mian Mil-n Clint, Mra Fn?. J 0 Jnbnao
' R H R Tlybr. Capt I M Abajipard and Ia1y II M kt'iraa, K
1 Bund lay. Mlaa M Blair, Mra Moral. 6 W irn^u. Jr. All
I Oram Jr. MIm FVnrrnrn drnra. Ml-- .lo?*phtnr Whttl<v
I Mra W Jonaa, Mlaa I I Tiadrvt, f W Milliard and lady, Ml
Adrta Omban, Mlaa .Tofcnnon. Mlaa Parkam, ?i?a KIM* l? la
Mlaa Vinr'nla Latah, W M .lohawa. J W Whltnhnm Ma,'
J H CarlHoo, CT HA, lady, two obiidran aad two aaroai
John droll, *m A H'.mynr, Mra Mala Joy am at
daiiAhtrr. A C Ovatif. Wn ilalliaaad. R W ArniaUtad, B
fjuarly, Or W H (Kin. aad IS la ataaraya.
Dvumm
I For Ronlhamplno aad Hamburg la WraaiMf Bnruram
(Tallad Hlataa VtniaMr for I anmarh, jMnaa M Rnrhanar ai
family, an prraraa. Vlaitxt-Mpa and lady, .lullna Wolf. ia>
and Intent, Mad d W Loir and aarranl, R R Balanaa. '
Fmraanabl, Joa Fomanabl. A Salomon. B Wolll. l>r Harka
dorf and ana. Mr* Olda, danyb'ar and ana. Maatar I rat
llaroi, Mra Lottlaa Laopold. Mlaa Mnth.id* l,aop<>iJ, .Inha
Flrdrrmann Clothilda flonmar and laaally. I.lna Bartrai
Mra simrca. Mra Waaaarmann. (I H B inbaa F Mntranb*. ?
Bladarmann and family, M dirrnaa. Bar M A atia*na, I'
Ilotby. M Ludatf, Hugo Arlirrrrlo. Blabard VMarHt
.Ton P*rln, J * Canal, MlrMal I id via. dk* Klnba.r. Haaaini
Kl ilrh, Maaiar A Jtinn, diiatar Jury aad lady. Tb Bnllln.
Krrtnar, .1 Mtnalow I B da Rol. lady and rblki. I*> |M ' %?
B MaUay* Alfoaa Vrrran l< Wannarmmn. O faaMMn Hi
A I't-darlrdm. Ilalnttan Mayar, Had nig Waebtar, II W*
narba, lamia Boat, Hanrr Btmnanarliate, Mlrb i>mhlmay?
Jobn Paul Riab. Tb Ranar datb hpMt.l' OMRrmJra
Ramnann Alnta Hnyaa Tat tea fltiryhaidl, Franaln Manama
Tb Irniairl, Tb Pti'hnann, Xarar Bill, Emma Brbwaea
Carl Ktroblbary. Oanry Pant, Planner Hnjlar, Mm oral'"
ifIn, Na/aMmd Srhiiatnr, V B I'o i?rmun rmr?ii?i??
r)nf Rrdlnrrn and Ia1y. C * Ruaklar and lady. .loba fv
ma??an 1 ih ?t< fr?|r T ,'ftl |1?
for Idfarpool, la nt"?ia>hir Arabia from Roaton ?,1 J Wi
Worth, W h l4iwtno, L P RoMra Mr* Anna It H Mao A
Ouofc, C T 8 Town*and, Ma>tar T l? Townamd, I'pof H
ftr grra. Mra Rtilloak, MIm WiHIa, Mra M Tanoay. lira H<
Un?* and ma, R Roll, Sir and Mr* A M Kdward*. J WvW
Iliatnn, Mra harak PaV, AUlaHorrnigh. A M Parknr, wifa >
aot). RprlngfiAld. Mra.iaaaa lA'.rhaa aad l?-i noma. Ma
Mr? llffirp R HwMfT. Hf*hnrjr"' . 1* Patna,.l Uin
and an# Harbour, IT"* tdanpr. R ' ana, Brmol. P Uoodwl
J M H ReNary. H W Taylor Kiloa A TotUk, Harlfard;
Nana. R R Paffroot, Mra R R tV-gix*. F A M?lgalii)t
HMWdn II A Ihami "? ' r'-- , ' ' "la, R Rra<lti'irJ,
IIray, arlfa ?nd thaa# rhll'r*n. 1 Bkilo, A h
Joaaa, Ra? Tmk, W Wmoni, Adrtaa, ' Monlma ?ri
Kwraknilirlii'1 I .< For' "a Mohila, R H AI1?n, *1
R II Mian. *>.r ir,.,.,- ?-r I' f FTIa
gua', 0 OR'illiran, W C'in?ia*hari?. A Hehroa>Wr, W H Mm
Bry, II Tni y. Mr RrowTwll, V ilray, B Quran#
na, Ir. A India, Raw Orlaan*. I M Lowry, WMMB
R H .1 Olhaoo, W Hrnwn. Tnronln, ' R K?n>P.
Brnwa, SI tnhn ?, Madame ranalnw aad (arfrant, aad Mi
qnli d'Arraa ?n l anrraBl. Harana. Wrand Mra A H Mar
and '.wo ohlldran, I'oha; Mra *1 ra Vtntth, Mr RaymMa. *
A V Roll, 8 I' Batra. H Hrnwn i.nfgLMnTr Fhtlltpa, r i/ow*
F Tonal, Fnglaad; Jf li RmliA. TTrarpool; <? waahtin
?Vnaianllnrnla. hi* *tf?llat,ry )Uar Admiral Mohan
Paarha. Rollania tfhwdl and Radth Pdaadl. Turkny; P Br
paiaan, C (Mm aad frdaad awrtdmra *? (Rywn?!<R I
llallta* V a \awum, rciaflaid. Maal Pawano. Royal I
Knaaaa. Mr* VnrUa, I'm! Parry J Ho.dm I rf-lrnd.
^oiaa. L ?mttk J pb??b. Vm fartar, Balifat-U. Ta
, FRIDAY", JULY" 16, 1353
ild Ilonrd ?f iVUtiuon
Ik* Th* Board o;c; last ereoi&g. President Clancy Us<
ind chair
I ia ret.Uon* were receirsd in relation to frauds ia Wash
M Ingtou market Referred to Ike cottujiuee twv og that
id* matter la rtarge
silt A resolution was offered Inquiring why the ooairaetfor
rty the iron railing for Tompkins aquare has not beta adrer
liaed for by the Street Oommiaetoner.
Alderman Itinuut opposed the reeolutloa. He uale,"
*?> etood that the Street Oommiaaioaer was preparing plans
" for thu work; therefore, the adoption of the resolution
>P should be suspended.
" On rote being taken, the resolution wee adopted.
k'4 A rooiutton requiring the Street Commissioner to eg",c
amine the bllia for woi k done while the title to that offlu
p- was ia litigation, waiv>fferod and laid or or
A resolution was ottered requesting the Crotoo Aqueduot
Board to report the pap en in their possession ia relation
to the grooeing, Ac., of the Broadway paremenh
? Adopted
r- The petition of John C. Neemith was reeelred on the
a. resolution reducing the assessment of gAVft S3 for feuclug
. recant lota on Thirty eighth street, near Broadway, under
ia an agreement with James Furey, formerly Street Corns'
miastoner. It ia alleged that Mr. Furey diridsd up the
iy worn into several tmtu joos, so as to evaae in* cnartor
of 18(3, which required him to advertise for proposals for
the contract It is aiao alleged that tturtv oeau per feet,
which would amount to $148 80, would be a fair price,
iMtead or $690 38 as charged.
A resolution reduclrg tho assessment was adopted.
. fuuu. cars oh tiik sk.irru Avsaua luiinoan.
The report of the Committee on Itailroada in rarer of reif*
queetirg the Eighth Arenue Railroad Compso/ to connect
their track at Ooamhers etrrot with the Hudson Hirer
.. Railroad track, and to run care thereoa through Hudson,
Canal and West s reetn, and Teeth and Klertnth avenues,
'7 to Fiftymird street, as tar aa practicebie, lor tha accommodatioo
of city patarngora, waa called op.
.. It waa opposed by AMerman frctum, who apoke at
eome length. Ue thought the Eighth Arenue Railroad
? Company bad already too much power. They has toe
m control of the city porernmeot, and h? (Aid. T ) had been
a told by a party iatorcated in the company, that if they had
known be would lake a position ag licit extending the
^ power* of the Righth Avenue Railroad Cecopany they
t would bare endeavored u> defeat his election
ia Aldarmau Boms produced a petition (several yards
Iccg, and said to contain two or three thousand names I
from cttUiens taking for the Hudson River Railroad Com
' pany to ran email cars to Fifty first street, at a fare not
s exceedirg five cents for each passenger
10 Alderman Tcckkii said that tne petition was almriat as
r- long aa the railroad itself. He (Alderman Tucker) would
>r give to toe city $150,000 for the privilege last they are
* new proposing to give the Hudson River Railroad Cxn7
peny for uothiog He had eeeu a great many queer things
' done in the Common Council, but if this is ooasum?
mated it would be the cap shear He urged thai the
matter be laid over for farther consideration.
h After some debate, Alderman flMUi moved to
,r amend by striking out the ICgbih avenue and Inserting
* the Sixth avenue. Tula was lost, and the wnole matter
' waa'aid en the table until Mouday next, to whicb day
^ tho Beard adjourned.
Pollen Intelligence.
Cii.tuck or f inal Aiiaimst Frahk Lasi ix? Tna Swim Milk
Ihvimticatioh ?Alderman Reed, of tho Eleventh district,
on Thursday appeared before Juatice Quackenbuah and
made a complaint against Frank Leslie, otherwise knewa
1 as Hanry Carter, charging him with baring in the unne of
' a paper known as (Van/.- L'tlU'* Illuitratrt Xeutpaj-fr,
bearing date July IT, published, in the shape of a wood
cut, a gross and malicious caricature and libel against him
and other Aldermen Alderman Reed and others, it will
1 uc rouipraurrcjf were vue iutwvi^miu^ unumuv;* iu uid
will milk mailer, anil it ia alleged that the cut referred
to caricatures and Ubela them. The cut represents four
men, a stable and a cow, one of the meu tea masculine
milkmaid, another la supposed 10 be the proprietor of a
atabie, and the others Alderman Heed and hie companions,
of These three gentlemen hare each whitewash brushes in
is their bands Mr. Reed ia engaged In whitewashing lh >
f, atabie. One of the others 11 pulling a coal oa the
;i- cow, and the ether Is whltewaahiag the milkmaid. The
auppoeed keeper or U>? a table ia in the a:l or pulling into
le the pocket of one of the gentlemen a bag marked 950,000,
1- and from the pocket of another a bag labelled 9&.C00 ia
to protruding Alderman Reed ia of the opituot that thia
cot ia intended to libel and caricature him as well aa the
other*, and consequently makes the complaint. The ma
gtetrate iaaued a warrant For the am-st of Mr Frank
S, T<ealle, and eMcer Smith, of the .leit'eraon Market l'olice
T| Court. ie 1b eearch of him.
TBaavT Rohkvkt hi a Paaki. Ho'ur. ?a few days since
b piwf""* residing m the State of Coonect.cut waa met
ta Btob^Xw"F *7 French Canadian woman. who induced
1 Una to BcctWpaa/ her to No. *2 I mane street, a noted
panel crib. Be remained ia faer ruoiu a abort tune, and
' then returned w his hotel, where be aooo du?oo?ered
* |h?r be bad hedm robbed ol S1,6I>0 in bank btlla
'] while at the bouse Ukauaatioo. It# made known bin lorn
? , to the police autborttMl. and officer* I-Mht and McOnrd
, were deputed to attend te the caae. On Wednesday the
!i ' otlioer* arrtated Pleven Sherwood, the keeper of the
, place, but could not tind the Canadian girl, aha baring
, ileti the city, nor did they recover any of the money.
Sherwood, it la aaid, was the paramour of Susan Mouth,
wbo formerly kept a notorious panel crib at No M Tho
bum street, and who la now In the state prison, she h*v
lag bees convicted of steeling 9500 'roes a countryman
,h who had been enticed to her house. Sherwood waa taken
' befhee Justice yuackonbuah, and locked up for eaamina
.4 *>?
The KatraU WIU Came.
tie 8i rniiMk coi bt?srxciah tiiim
"r | Before Hon Judge lograhem
| Maria B. Mdtaif n 7kernel S. Mdeair on,' others.?
M. The plAtatifl bring* thta action to compel the defendant
1 to tranfer to her certain stocks and accortliea bald by
them aa trustees under the will of ber father The tosta
It tor, at the time of bis death, end lb# executor* and two
of the trustees resided la (ieorgla, and CotUaa, the other
)(1 defendant, resides ta this State. Tbe whole ef the ortgioai
trust faad, etcopt the sum of f 1.991 35 was invested j
in (Jeorgie, aad rt mains eo invested at the present time
' ) The Urtre of the bequest were, or the sun of 915,000 to
D. tbetrusteee, "ia trust for the use aad beoeat of my
e- daughter, Mam H. Uctoalf, until her marriage, and on
i her marriage the same to be settled oo her and her issue,
and oa her death without teeue, the sama to ba held (or
tbe use oT m> son Thos 0. Metoairtlll be attalas full ago,
h wbea It Is to he made over to him la bit own right atwo
' Intel/ and roraver." Tbe will also provides that In case or
tbe death at both his children without iaaua, aad of
Thomas under age. the whole is given to bis brothers and
>B | sisters and their descendants; aad la case Maria attained
n- the age or 21 years, or oa her marriage, she wae to hMr*
tbe power to dispose of one half of tbe trust property by
P* 1 writing la the nature of a will It will be observed that
j all the trust fund m la vested ia (Georgia by ail tbe true
? ; tees, that two or the trustees rc-:de there, aad thai the
oraatixctioa oT tbte wl'I imwi be according to the lam ?f
i.oorgis, eolms as ?o the ?maU sum of Ol.bWl SB, which
I has been It vested in this State. Tbeee fSi is eiooe appear
I to me to be sufficient to deter the courts or this Slate Irom
I assuming control over the funds. The trustees are all do
frousof baring the qiiesoon decided in tbe courts of
Georgia they are all responsible, aad the progeny aad
"" two of the trustee* are er'irelr beyond the reecn of this
" court. No order oould be enforced to reysrd to the property,
even if the court should decide that the plaiatit)
b- wee entitled to the principal of the rued. There Is also
to another reason why this court nhoutd not, under the
(acts as aow presented, attempt to exerrtse lurubctlon
over it. By tbe codk-tl made the "*t day of Au.-<wt,
1*41, the testator transferred the interest of his son
1 Tbottas, who had died, to a daughter Mary, who was
M born after the making of the will. Mary la etUl living,
* and ta case of the death of tbe plaiatiu, unmarried and
without issue, would be ?stilled to the tru.it fund accord
lag to the provtniooN of tbe will, aad the evident
ia latent or the textetor. Kb* should be mails a party
*- la order that a full disposition might be made of
"J the (bad, and for the name reaaoo the brothers sad
a sisters ot lbs testator. although more remotely, amy
j. be said also to bo Interested in the fund mad. therefor* u>
be neceaaarv nartles In a full adiudicelloa aixm their re
*. epectlre nthu For these reeeoos I am of the opinion that
r* His sot proper tomnke any adjudication la thii action up>?
|S lb# r labia of tha nUlnlin In retard to lit* capital of the
1 treat fund referred to The trurleoa, la the discharge of
'1; their duties, hare ao invented and managed the trust prn?
l"*rty aa (r ally to Increase the funds The plaintiff, in
a. her conp'sini saya "the defendants hare ao carefully,
m jadtctonniy and prudeaUy w aali 1 the aid moneys, and
*. managed the said trust, that the mvlag* and income not
"r eupended for the use aa<l heneftt of the plalatid. sad the
*j arcamuVattna of din.lead*, interest, he.. here moreeaed
H the fund to as amount nosed lag >30,000. ' J .-ifmoot lor
the pla'nttn for the portion of the Income of the trust
fund not pdt over to the plnlntiff, and the I Dome there
_ on sad that the defendants transfer to the plaint!if the
?t stock held by them fbr that purpose, reserving therefrom
ir ao aauch thereof as mar be mi Mr, lent to satisfy the ba
? laoonof the principal (11.901 .V?) invented la ihn Male
" The ooats ana conneel fee* of the defendsata must he paid
'"It of the fund. and on the transfer or the stocks or pay
_ trent of the aaoney to the plaintiff, she must eceentn to
*r the trustees n full release Tor all claims for mteraat up to
' the time of cemmeacin/ this anion
??.
j Naate sad Me Drasaa,
o, Poomickapb CosuiKtSome new feature* bare hoen
? added to the praafamno of the promenade conoertn now
r nightly given nt the Academy . A moan them la : nmhya a
f| sraad nrrluotn r>nlul> rolled liu> 'hrnrwil TIntern '
>r which haa no* hitherto beeo performed here.
<t\ Nieio's (i junior ?Mr. Wake will thw htnIii ptay hie
* I fhwortte rhariKMr of Mr. I'rimnwe, la the ourthfni little
I or,mad7 of " IV>pplo? Iho (juration A proiaeooita ooocert
' follow! in the Illuminated pardon, and then eotnee Mr.
j Brougham'* eitravopeemt of "Ooluiabu! "
IT WjtutciT* TnatTit! will dwuMlea ha thronged with the
0 admin** of the lively Mr* W. J. More ore, whoa* broeiit
I announced for thi* evening. Hor erleetlana oeuiir t of
,,j the "Happy Men," "IjAa Monte*'' and tha rattling Utile
y; affair styled "Mwchievoa^ A unto."
* Tnr F**\m Pvvujiu (bViv* will perform at Metro
1 pomon Hail appoaito Niblo'e, thi* evening, for tha hanaflt
f of the pt <urinal and very popular arhWr of tha corps.
W Mile. Jalietln "Ormuat ou uae >er*itie d'Arwita," *a
f interlude, and "I Anient in Bmj?ineta ' are oa tha nfll'g.
^ Aa?*i? \! Mr uiru ?Pr?fe??o? Wymen'e magical ?n|
a r.-ea aed veDtrllnqukal ethiWtmnn appear lo be h ahlj
ni reltahr.1 by the rrowdaef people who aurronod hi* aerro
* montlr ihroae eyery nfterrme and even n*. Ha e ..rtotal9
nT nadereUnd* bla bualaean thorou*l?'y
or- Wnon n Mfwain herlng a complete moor poly of lb*
in colored opera bneineen al preecnt. are of dotai
well. But, for the time he'ng, tbey are alone in
Z* debted for their earoena to ran*tr?>U*y- -they etbibit 1
panorama of the Hadaoa river that ta aioaa worth th?
in admioeion fte.
* Pji jr? r.jimw*?Ibe ma-.opera <*r ?h e now. hutalreadj
y vary popular p|pce of reaort, ham tea le erranpnmeata t'
1*1 fl* e another broad proms*Oil" onnsert. visJ?r the ilirac
Ha* of Mr, rv?o?M Baker, to mm me t?en a(
ft
C?ty I(Mlf|tn?? ' 1
I Fin* Muueui. EUhii on tu Aliwt?hmn , .!? 1
or (Hi PaaiTKNTi.uar?Lu hepteui'-er la-' Uitrt erMted in 1
111* N Jills ward a |U| of boye. torim?a Oi^ ?b-J i
tweet; year* of age, who became a terror m ti. e .*go ,
borfacod of Twelfth atreet aid Teeta avenue Ste'o'eeaal g
unoorupted piacee of bualaesa ware cfVrn flrn?l a ;h mpvaily
On biuiday afternoon, U>? Ath ut Septer>>er. aa j
unoccupied lumbar offloa, at the corner of Tweltui slreo! t
ami Tenth avenue, waa eet Are to by tbeee boye ecd t
tinned to the giouod Several peraooa reeul.ng '-a the . ,
v ioitf new the boye go Into tie ofttoe and c>n? out ,
1 eg*&, ai.a Uutowkt loliow aloioat ia their (ootaiep* y?.t
i ao deapervte haa thu gang of boya become that man; or
the centnco stabling la that locality were a'raid to eay a J
* to toem about tt, for tear their own property wotill ,
be -he next nma the Fire Karehal, aaatetet by uaptair ,
Bet,. nct end olUoer Garaud, o< the N'loth ward, determined ,,
i 10 br "V?11 toiegaog of Uioeodiariee, aad cjuaesusuily ,
I they into cui.ti.dj some etghl or We ol tfcarn out >.
: of wbic t bomber two, ramed Joseph Hacketl aod Kranois
inoiopner, i-wmveiy irencneu ma gouty i?i?vi
Ibey wen "ub**Su?olly indicted, anil nn being arraigned
tor trial j. *e.viea fuj\y Juuge Kuaaeli nenlei?ce<l
each of w'ra to one jear in the penitentiary.
A "llrt party, called I'lJkioay" McJoe,
fled frtoi ihe t *7 a?'1 <*acapud a rev woeks slocethi
I Fire Mar eh el, b Wttg tccaeiou to v'a.t Black well'a Men*
: to iDTfitl|att Ih * or if ib ol ike Huijiuti tire, atiapected
the misting acoon V" or Hacketi and 3.,io;.?tor imgot he
on the Inland wet "W * ",10tence, Ut re.|'i*atad pertaugtoa
or Mr. Fitch, th e warden, to see Uacaeit an l .-viopetar,
which rrqaaet w M P>?ilni7 complied el k The War
ekai aaked Hackett w ** ' ^kinay McCua waa at work,
when Harkeu replied, with a sni.ie, "la the <p??rry "
Mr. Fitch sent 'or McOv * *ad "** hoy Hacneu pomt'd
him cut a* the tallow wh a applied the match, at preview
I7 oonfaaaed by him and HoiopHer. The tfereu?i mirei
i MnCua wnat nama he wae . ^enlupby. He replied ?>( ?i
ter Kelly " Oo rolerecce t * ,0? rojieter it waa fiend that
I under a name or Kelly ho \ neolecoad U> ntx nrjatha
j for larceny, and that uu tlx *? would eapire uu the lltt
Jutyy inAH. The Marthal wlc kmed McUua that Ue should
I need for him at the expiration c "" term to eaiwer to the
charge of arson The a bore fa bnviog lieoa laid ue
fore Jci;?t:ce Quackenhiub, a war. I*u' WM ikaeoJ, and Mc
foe yesterday ormftu rrcm the It **0<1 >? CaptnlnSabring,
and detained by toe J nation ror oki ^"oatioo
Iua Citr Hall Clock Siurnn.?W hare received sereral
communications from indignant r Itiannn relative to tLe
stoppage of toe City Hall clerk, and tcere fa much com
plajil of the inconvenience which it. secaairne. Thie ie,
perhape, all true; but in thie case tbo 1 OfoJator or pnbjic
clocks ui net to blame. The public timet *** at pre ><sul m
the City Hail hta bteo in tine Ave yearn, aed haa kept re j
mtrkabiy arenrato time. It haa been dt ?tned advisable
to enrea and repair it, to as to keep it to l horougb order,
and in Una the parties in charge mould i ? commended <
initead ct b la mew The following note espla ba Itself: ? t
TG tin aiMTOS or tiik urn II.O. . ,,
haw Ju 4f M. MM. f
Please atale thai tl.e Ot'y Hail clock will be at ceped lor a J
tew day*, to he thoroughly overhau'rd. llhui **? ronping .
mar five year* and siren eoure KiiaTacilea liiwastneoe l V
bv Mewrn fhcrry t hyruui. of .^ag Harhor, and la a superior I
c.oca, aua u w?a learedit mlgh'.get ujjiuel If l M run too I
I Ion* .( r Ma VAlIk .'11. I
Regulator Publie J*'''**s. i
A Nmr Poum Court.?The Common Council eo> t?c time
since paved a resolution authorising toe traL. tfer of ^
Juatice We ieli to the Mayor'* office, to aid Mayor ft imann tII
In the disposal of the largo criminal but.nees of bta oiUc* a:
There is a popular beliel that the Mayor caa red re ? > all di
the wrocg committed upon our citizens, and the sjgri bved ~
pari.ee will persist in railing at his cibce to enter \ b?ir I
oottplaints. To acc mm .date these peopl* a court r? ten *,
will shortly be opeoed in the basement of the City B ail,
in the room formerly ooi npled by the Chief of Pol.ce i i? en
der the old system. This will relieve the Mayor 01' a
treat deal of the unimportant bualueos that now takes u a f
iia time. *_
n?
Bi;>ink.>m at Tint Jumwso* Makkkt PoMm Court ? ofi
Tbe business of this court la getting to he very great, and 1 be
ahowa that crime in ttie upper wares more tuau keep* | t!!
pace with the lucre neojof population. On Wednesday last _
seventy Are complaints cad her e record ivi fifty two per m
sons committed to prison, and nine warrants were Issued f
for the arreat of alleged crtmnals. As many dm oae hun f >
dren and twenty cats* bar* been heard, ottered and re i>
corded by the magistrates at this coirt in ouo day, ai d B
the weekly averages lately bare been over tire hundred. _
New York is letting to t>? a very wicked otty. ?
OvHTUALmr UiwiMTAi At a r< gular inret'ng of the iJ
board of directors of the New York Ophthalmic iJcxpitai,
held at their rooms, Ns. 6 Jtuy veaant (treat, on Tuesday "
evening, IStb instant , the surgeons?I>rg Mark Stephen ?
sen and J P (larrish?reported to the board as banag rj
registered upon the bocks of the hospital two hundred and M
thirty eight new patu-nt* a'noe the l?st uuarteriy verting Ap
The tATars of the Institution are in a flourishing eondit.ou ??(
Thb Amrxicuh Aim* latfosr that were naught In tb" ra:a J
oj a picnic on Tuesday ia*t are not members of kagine
Company No. 6, but are composed of tue members of the
Young Acserlcu* (.uard
Escape of Billy nntligan ?Tar reasea tsat T
tbe officers could not discorei ibe whereabouts of lflUjr. ibe
ex i-eputy thrrtir of f-aa Francisco, wbea he wax wanted by wr
Judge Russell, waa. that he was Jlsguiti d > one of Knox's
elegant and taabiooaMe st.iam. r bale. and. looking so much m
hbe a grnvleman, br I'srapi d <b>"r notice This t* a vile j>?r T
uim to dui xo irellnit an anirle to Tbose h.wsrer who A
want ft cool, attraritvr Inokint and dantdedly nrnn'ortAV.^Iiat, * '
mi.it >o to KNOX'H. Ho. 21J Hioadwiy. for it. t'rtoj. an
utual. uuly 94.
Alparra Kmrk?- PrirM RtdaoMl; and all Other *
aumiuar clothing eelling o<t aheap
W. H SMITH, 316 Hrondwey. _
Ladlr*' Splrndid Oalteri, with and wlfhaat T
bran, from It> to 9U.; charm, og aUppers G*. to IPa per pair; Wl
love.y bjcti and above for children, all air Inn an.I pnre*
.1 R. MlUJCa A (Hi., i*7 Canal ureal. ?
'90 Cent Amhcotjrjw LlkwMM, with t'aee. f
Family groupa md children'! llkrnnri well inkan, at KIM wr
Ball.'b Picture Uallr-y, 317 Broadway.
lollimap'n Ointment - dciirhlng tkrangb T
bin md gland, uerre and auntie, to the rerr eonroe ?%d
centre of eitrrnal dlieaw. tbil mild , M powerful rnneiaMe
naveefTn ti a cure wit* aiunlng celeilv bold ai m Maiden _
lane. Hew fork. __
at
tindrrlh'i Pllla " Coma Home to Nnn'n *
I l.uili em and boacini '?in litem M nlenderl our health an I af
I ferlton* Their nee aectirei our health their una eecirev oar ?
Htm. io <?tir ohi.drrn ire laTed to ui and we to air rbtitr-i. m
Rrenuie they open and retire Ift.a ill r.vilnee*. the Moid la I
tbua purlltad aad pain and i>?bnei< vanlik. H..14 it K ocatn, ?,
old etyle?13 oenia nigar coaled?it jft Canal itreet, JM
Bowery and 241 Uudrot street. Hew Vork. .
4mu"a Cad Llrtrdll and Jilly ran bi awl T
without the leant dttbriuty by the moat faiudhiua?U la tree wr,
from all tlliagreeai.le taate, while the tirtoee of the oil are
faliy retained. PKMIULD, ttl..\T A Ot>., Ageata, Ha 4 ?
Fietehar itreet. m
Dttuuy'i New IVrtuiai for the Samoa* ? mr,
KIMKK-tlUIOl,
Dlatllled from fragaat Tullpi. ?
I. 00 PC V.C hernia. N . OKI Brian way It. T. m
Kith Ml 'lint K POYIADK for the llair.
KiMtf-hl-UinCK ?AC far he flareaa. wr
KIPo MX-QCICK BOAP far tiw Tntiet.
GABKT HOtAHll 4%AN<JX*. New Turk. m
BCHIKFYBLXM, BROS. A CO., Hew Tork. I
JAhKH p. HAXWKLL, Maw York. '
P. c WKI.IjM A CO , Paw Terk
J W HCBCBOM A CO.. Uoatoo a ad Maw York. _
Pakl arrry where. rr
Gem. Saunders' Mifadlk Tablet Raaor (trap. Wf
This, the genuine artiale, bar or rer been aqnaCel for produatog
the keenest poaaibla edge la a ramr. For Mia by i. a A ?
a UN OKU. Ma t Aitor Ho ana m
Batrtielor'i Hair Dpi, H lgi and Toupwa . wf
Tba bast la tba world, rnrpiealn* all mada Bold mdapphod
at tba manufactory. P3 Broadway ?
?- _ _?rr- t
Crtatadoro's llalr U|t, wigi and Tonp?w? X
H*?l la the world. For aals. aad tba dye ariyataiy appttad at ?
Ho. ? Aator How.
Barry** T?lwylm?M la tin Bwt and T
ehrarMtarlirla fir dr*aaIog, bi-autltytag rlaaaitag, rurltna, A
prMMtrrlng and rm'.ortag tk< hair. Lndiaa try It. Raid by aO Wl
di-iarm* _
EAEJUAMi AMD BEATMM- f
Hal l lad.
Biimh-ii?<Yjirr.?(to Thuroday, July 16, at 'ha -aal ~
deoca of tba brio#, by the "Key <iao FotU. Eaa.iaan 1
Haamjam* to Mr*. Hani (Xtrr, a i of tliia oily w
Bainoa?Mam ? M Kn Ha'na, Imirhraa roonty. on
Wadnaaday, July 14, by the Kay. Wm. X Kay ra, G. Motiwib
B*j jiair, at Oana*l, to tai-mut F.. dati?titar ot Ian T
)U yt 1
Raatxx-a?Dor*.*.? la Brooklyn, oa Tbarnday, Jnly 16, Wl
at tba residence of Uva bride'* 'Uher. by lb* K-?y Mr _
nm, Datio & Bakoi k to Juxxit r . foaacaat dao?blar rr
of U K Dodf* 1
Bauaa? Rrarw ? At Ht. Bartholomew* rhuroh, on ?
Thuraoay, July 16, by tba R*y lawl* I*. W Balcb, D. I> , _
formerly of U>t* rtty, Ci i*n? Bate* to Kvae* > auxin, _
eidaat dau^hior of lha lata William L Kuahtoa, all of to'a ^
wl
?? ? --On Tocaday, Jane W. by tka Ror.
A.i W?l,li lb# (.Antral lT#?b)tr"4anebar*L. Broom# ?
?i?#t. .|3<? ti n## toKaw? j#*? # Ktm? f|
mw, dacgfctar of the lata Ail rod Xliuoodorf, all ar t#'# *
My. w
Lam? Ci?a* ? OaTuoaday. July 18,brtb*Rrr. Mmual _
f> B'.rfhard Mr S too H I.on tr ti?a Hawn K. ?oijs* n
at daughter of AlrtaaJor Clark, lta|.,a". af V?w \crk J
?????? *
BM .1
Bain*.?"n Tbnrr lay, July Jt, thn afbat dnufjttar of n
Uoorf# W and kjnr'liM HaxW, J
Tha 'r<cad# of lb# family art, InviW to attaad lb# fun# ?
ral, Ilia (Friday) mwnia|, at toa o oiack, from So lit
Ri ?c* rtrnct flnr remain* will ha U -.rn ?n W#atr.b?**t#r _
MMMBB--Ai Haddam. Oaaa , .July 11, K?mm a Ha#i> 1
row, wtfa of Ihodala Hraicanu, af Baookiyn, & V., t|(4 m
Hf?aa
Dontm.?On Tburaday, July l&s JmrAr-ra* W?im* ft,i*?a,
intaat #aa of .imiaiha* Waabiagtoa aad Sarah C. f
Podga, aaad ! ? month# and 2A days. 9,
Tha mtatWaa and Omada of tb i family. Utr oorapaa on# >
of I'boaii ?i aptcr RAM, Adaipble UbmM R. and s. UI, and
I'm brrAb, n of tad# ,->er drat Royal Arch l^dg# \<v *. | rr
ara r?#p?c*fully lantad to attaad the laarrnl, from ia? 1
hoi ,aa. No. H Haiarraley n^nar*. without further n"i*
U?. Tha body wUllaaTo thr bouaa la ?ha #fvw?. * i _
* Mo'olacW, and ba dapoa*#.! moreaawood . -?
Oalitarnia pap#r* plnaaa copy . I
t'.LUUO?At Kataaa, ca wadaaaday. {j***4* An01m k \
Ciuur,of Una my, rTtoa a?d ' Humorr-On
Wr.'na-day, W 1? * * ? U*
i act err II,a###, of cm M "i"4.*^' " * . **!_ 1
Tb. fr -od#aadrrlal'reaof U'WuyaMteri?Mtoi*. >
t?ad Uio ftiarral, from bar #** Koto. Mot
bacry t?r#a?, Uila frnday) mornint. *''aa
COrk and I.imanrk p#f? r* I'l'*"" < opy.
I Hoi mnoa -1 # Monday m- r. <V. July M. of ;?tUm-na lion
of Hi# bram, ? H'? '?*. only too o; Cliari## I. T
and <ferab Mar * f Ibr-'ok, a#?d 0 innnthl an I 1.1 day# '
I IiwI.'ij i?, rt* piaaaa < opy
[ .for*i?Af> ?AI .N.w iti *r*- tn Wadnaaday, .1 ly 7, of r'
antHdrty "apt g*a* vt Jon an a#, maatrr of abp Africa j
i |,n##- At A read#, Wyorniim County, N V., Kit 4 ?
> I t?tt?,ralte4 of Rar. WHIiam l.ymao, P. r?., I '
aaed #1 ;nan Sea waa born In labaaca. i'ooo . in 1T6T. | '
, and > rmoraii t<* Watrrtown, N. Y.,ln 1M6. s?i?a waa :t
i, yaar# a ebufrh marabar
i#.-it-tm Moadar, July U, at Ua rraitaa-* of bar J ?
I fraadMMr, Mr ,'ckh O'Cyaaar, Ma. M Pi jo atraat, t
. > 6
r?.??rew %LAI?m lot/ dAwthW of ' n.p-'eW nr.4 KM*
IP^e'n f egMS t /***"' * W>Ot6? lad t <1ey?
euOLX'*A?At thursday p !'xa 14, jau ftwrj*u,
u Ml -vo? it EiA.* " Mara fc. Servm, yes x
neeUu Mri 21 (lt;?
<? ?or * bnn?? " "
Kmo ?Oi 1 rtday, July 9, Si?* fug, W?? Hen WtiiikM
1'Ob.M '!> tlJUU'l age c,.* ti uiau BT )MTS. Mr.
'rg died at tt* rwtdmoe of fcl? a* a !a law, tie iUv
*vd 1<i.u>m, wui 31#< chr^aima,
is tad lived sIloc the destruction v* hieowt dwoiliag vf
Ira in tbe worth of Normker last, a^d frcm whsb at at
uai titan iwtcw1; eacaped with lue li Mr. a.ng vaa
alive of Keg ate , b u raine to th's n*o?? thai Tf
far a ayo, to.) vaa for noma tt** * itarchaas
a tha tuy of New York. Krom them* 1m reninrest
o tl M vl'laae, wbare, dariaf tbe '**> Wrtjr
>-are ue oat resided permanently, W?d iurwf
re whole of it-it iti.e baa suataiaed the chainctor A m
ipr'gM mat) and a divont Christian Deaaaaedf wn tbe
ether U lie late Utjur Jotia mag. an ctlicer ia the UaiiaM
i.e. ii j ourtog the )atf> war with Ureal Rrita.a. aha,
nth lour ctters <nd of fight children, had preceded threr
etbrrtoioe tcoih Awoeg the surviving children arw
heRev. Com B Sing and the wife of Key David iloaes
Ibe death it our rroerable friend carriee the ?yn?nwy
'ar t ark to a period anterior to the American RcvomuM.
Hia partner, ?bo devt a few year* gince, at the age of *fc,
avlsg been graro daugoter of William Sonui, Uiiet Junto*
r.i New Yotk, under the provincial government
Knint ?Suddeoiy, on Mot ley, July 14, Cnavnan netrvn,
igrU be yean.
The fnpert AM relatives .if the faml'y are respectfully
nvited to attrod the funeral, frcm bin late residence, No
ftT urecow.cb street, Lj (Friday) aitoruoan, ai half ywt
hree o'clock
TraVW.? Karl/ Thursday uteru'ng, July ti, K?wam
'n*E?< tWATia, Jr .eideet ?rw of Ivleat l T aaJ Mary
aueiiaTraeia, a?adi years, 0 month* and to day*
II r rtmalna wili be InAut to Ureetwcnd thin (frt.layy
r.renin, at Dlna o'clock, front tlis raatdatta uf bia jmert*.
No. 101 West Twentieth street.
1MB?tu >uu> oil/, ? lUum'iB/, liu; i?,
l\!>< h??, yr.taig est daughter of Cromwell T and FJtrabetfc
i White, aged id months Md 9 tlhyg.
r-.e re ki v* Mil friends of the family nrsrespeetruUr
luviteil lo alien4 tba Itinera!. from the residence of mar
pateUs, >o. ht Hi notion street, thin (Friday t aftarmae,
it fcur o'ckric, without further inrllatioo.
t.ni pare, ho lock, he wtU restore,
B- do#-.h ail thicks well.
Tauutou p*|*"ipi?aw copy.
_ nuvKixAincutrs.
A T ?OKW'. U ANN fl*ttT n M FOR F ANOT tWfQI *
A. and gilien. and onir H for lm qualify of patent Lsntoer
em.
ArERVAOTtNT CC?? FOR
ril.KR' FILM > PILM' P 77.11 A
1 ?e ptoprhilor of I>r WitMgR't flsppoaP/w; will fsarae*r
i<i euro any raassf ei'srnal aad laiernalpiltd the 'UUw
s? g?t>L??e? were cured of pi.ee 1?t n?lug De. WITWf R'R
'tie riuppv.Mtsry ?Char m m Bnikrell. leg , n*w*rl. N J,
res operated ripen for pries Irul done no good. ai was on
Me U* leare loe bouse for mi mba; Mr MTrhael Peran. No
>i f'ouih street, was attllr*ed wiih piles fee flfteen /ear a ?nd
-as .-n a deplorable condition r ail an* see th?tofor yosr
uf. and buailredn of ohxr centisaaa wbose nana as as.l si.
r.?*-es X wit; sin?. Depot No. lAd Bowery, Itnr Turk
lie aaedirUe oaa be sent to auy part of the eon a try.
lORNR, BUNIOXB, NAlIJi PKNBTKATIHQ THB
7 t!Hh extraeted Wtb.lrrt p*la so that the bnoi can be worn
omdiat-ly alter the operation without the Inset Ic.van
leans io (Jar patient, hrj Dr. ZaCHAEXB, sergeoa chin/pn
at 760 Broadway.
\K. bAMhOR'S IhSTtTtTT* FOR THB TRXATMKMT
J nfd'tnsaisoftbeltrcgt. eerttumpMou. n.-rroua debllKs,
turn * ?. 31f Broadway. uirpoaiis wi Nicholas Hotel Main
ip .ever ad Peruvian roe* by whicn tlisutaads bare been
ired. hellish. French, >i< rtnaa Hpanlsb. Ac . speksa
\RUOB, OHKMTOAIJI. ITKTAGB. OTLH, Lf)U!B UGAM.
I tip paper, he ?MaWa and oftallotnlie UoWhra. mas an
m?. caiiatlwrw. plallsa, Mam 11 to; alnminium, pars eaanaw
*, ongnac. aernU, roae, apple, pear, casenje-i r.uS. rasprry.
rauUla, oil rre whlaksy, butler. oenaolhH as4 assMn
rets K. r sab: rery tow br Dr. G FXC/UtlTW ANUhdt, Mi
lldno biiM
IBB SUKH18 ROOTTEOB, DSN AD CROLNtA, HAM
f rotes,
elrtereavin.;eannr n happy hemr,
lulf del Lag sli the dueler*' art ?
i S t M> f h.t.lj'8 oi'.lera, 70 Nasaa street, anos nibs K
reran
lN'JRR'B NBW PAM1GT BKWINO RAdHTNWl HO
other sewing machine ,v>r family an* eeer eqmltod than,
her as rsepeeu to* beauty n* the maeblae or ths pen'ssthw
d ratlely uf lis wsrfe OnM and examine IL
I. At. BlXttUt A OO .jttH Brendway. New Tasto.
VITH'R ( ODBt OP APPXALii RRP'iRTC
Kepnrto of eassa araued and detentoJMd to toe Oknst Si
teals of the Hints of New lork. by & PaabUs tonMh.
inseikie al-iaw.
ror.i'aa 11.
ust published aad-fcrssls by
BA . -KH * BRomnA
liA Sann itsmll. T_
and O Broadway, Albany, M. W.
AKH IT HUMP. Pi>B TUB BFHT BWlBIXR, TKM
1 rat lllus rauousi and the best digest of the unws ot too
F '""haRPKR^R WKKKI.T, Prise Ire eeota.
AKIt IT H?<MR.?FOR THK HRIIT 8T0RIES. THE
dm: UlutlreUbne, ud the beat difret of tie idwi at Chj
* ***HAKPER'B WEF.KUT. Price lee oeHe.
IAXR IT HUMK. TOE THE BEIT RT< -AIM, TUB
beet UiuelreUoN, end the bee. a meet ot the oewe <X the
***' ""lIAEPKR'8 WKEKLT. IXee Ore oeetc.
iaki rr home -tor the bent btoeieii. the
beet lilielretiune. e*4 the bee Jigeet ot the uee at (he
'**'"""haepkr'H were1.t. Jneo 6re eeele.
lAhe: IT HO*R-?OB THE RHHT HTOEUW, THE
be*t UiuetreUoae lie! the beet 4i*eet ot the aetreat the
" *HA RPERH WWI1.T. Price Ere eeete.
AKE it iicm* -for THE BUT BTUURB. THE
beit lUuitretiooe end the bmt digest of the oerre ot the
"HARPER1* WEEKJ.T. Price tee cents.
AKX IT UOMK. -FOB THE BEET STtiRIRR, THE
beet Ui etfh'tou, esd ibe I set cl^eev 01 the c sire o< the
**'*"lunpke B W fkklt. PH. e f re rente.
AKK it home-for THE BUT RTORIM. THE
beet Utewet nt?, end the ' est-d.g est of the eewe at the
rk" "rfh t rpar's wkeki.y. Prtoe fee ceete.
akh IT hovs -for the but stories. thk
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