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NEW YOKK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 3W ELECTKBSf LAW. Defeated. rtant Proossdiwp ia Cia Trailed SutS rt--Assruaeat of Bs- 'QV? of Statutes and- Authorities Bearing- oa tho Case--Sow ths XaSict- 133 Grand Jury Cosveaecl- Arg-v-Ee-at ot Counsel Pro and GO.I-- i Ci-ovf'cd Court and a Sitting. dltrerctu and distinct iu its nature from that of the other, then there no comlict of legislative will, au i t'ie iivoeovcruuicntH proceed lopeiuur hiirmo- niouslv I'm! in parallel lines tlmica'i nei'cr meet IK uli otcrnilv. I therefore tutlrm, i perfect conil- a i i have relcrrcil lo Is the only mode in wh.ch those two governments enn have and e.xei cise the right to employ the same means in their legislation aud lo operate on tlie same individual.

Counsel then quoted from the cu.se of Gibbons and Option. Wlicaton Reports, a'ta proceeded--It is i i Uie o'U-iWPs; to adopt a pnrttou of the criminal cn.ie of a and iu aid of Hie State policy to tne vime crimes against tho United tc be imnlshed as such by distinct aiWiuen-jl prescribed by the will of Congress. Ami i--a for which are, fiist, that the i-ower pvii'isi -i of the same nature aud is applied io maitcr. In all cases within the t'lMi- protiu-iiiioii tlie power exorcised ia i in tlio same, nature. The Court I.VU-Q observe tlio terms wlrch tin- propositions--a3 sflopliou States.Court.room, in court huiiaaig, was crewJe-1 Ctc -le ofyos- by .1 ir.usi riisi'cclaliia tir.Jui'v.ri litiuito- 'iii us opening i i P.M.

"evasion wus t. NJ a or rga-i: lite C-auct up true i-ulicixaeus for alleged vio- is of the jieo'iou law. Tha enclc- the b.ir tiio acrs ii.ied by lawyers, palilielans, raaisua's and geaorj.1 e.uarur ro.st e.evea o'clock 3 ms.ro I l-'uj-t--You cannot flistl a distinct power to winch to reter tac respective laws of the two sovcrtimer.ts. i Seci'iiii--in ail cases wiihui the preposition, where tne DOWT cxercisju is 01 same nature, a cqnticr Of legislative wills oa tue THE PUBLIC HEiiLIH. aifpthisa of the ITcnltti nnd Com- ralssioaers--Ycllew Sifter at Orleans and: mobile--Quairaotino lixtended to November 38.

At the mectlus of the Board of Health yesterday, after tlio transaction of some routine business, tlto following reports were received and a proclamation issued In tttflollowiilc; AI.TII 17VA11X.MKNT, NEW YoM, Kov. 1,1870. TO Til" OF TUB IlUAi.TIl Tlie yixniuiy Committee rcspcclfully submit tba nnd injonoai'on 1ms been received At the oillcc of the Ilcaltli repai-lmeni iniru oQiclal sources Him vcllow fever ci.sl tit Kt-w r.ud Mobile, and thut there Is dpnp'i cf f-jiind broupbt to tbls port of Now- Vork; rea'tlntioua wltli to llteijij ports en tlic 1st day of iubl.i:lt, except by or thid theretoTM, Kesolveti. Ttul tiie loilowiut; mouiamatloii te iuuuetUateiy By the ttoaz-J cf t'jo Health Department of tlto city of New York. hf-i-tir good to believe tivti certain conta- cioitj.

or ru-sti the jvllow fnv exi-H Mobile, tbitt ii i ut 0 bivuglit iroi'i fie-ice to subject malttr, that coniiici. Is lo Wa rej 'iblwrioniaiSi coipni'- Of Which hOS reserved lo thO i -'i. ptt.U^e'pjune not benij v.i'.h- s.I Hie no; e.ipress!.v delegated lo tue OIV aiir.eared and nc-a Deputy, o. aeral L'svias. Tiei'ior Curtis and Mr.

Jcsetih it lor or tlie tut Inst-incc; of tUj District C.liS UP TEREXC3 OUIX.S r.na "Jr. Davis tL-at guetl. Qtnuii was brought in. DrilAI-SD FOR ESTKl JrDRE. said 112 tii-3 fiefon-1- as -rrave wouM ir.

relation i i.iw. titrr.5itiy u-jeeriul-y nrcsince of udges, rniip'l Stales Court. Tue ui- a copies or Hie panels fur- (i to "a.c oil the folioWIEJJ tioy. The in- riiaioj. KclhuiR c.iu savo that con'Jict; Iroui repugnant to tue coiist.t.-U')», you cau Unit a separate au.i distinct supcr.or wer vested iu un tho Siinc suli.ect niatier.

T.io third reason iie the ul uii 1 1'roposttiyii. You caauot: have that su- oi aay act of Congress w.ii'li wi)! aiuce coan.et ol two legislative If. tor ex- "i.v. i'ldit to taar jansdlcuon uy iiis which i a i tLs of r.i. if state penalties.

and Coajre-sS couica ill wills." If you can I'u-J i a aiia in Congress oi a to tins subiect tin; omi Stilts lesislatiou But the I ae C3 ry u.riui of tne yror.is.tiou, aad the I CthJ a of the tf.Ue by act ot Coiigfe-s i t-Iiat ti.o continues to stand uajn. tuen. yon ns-'crr. in sue i a me of tue fenei-al coDStitituoiiy "iuro 13 no in se.r tiPjwr.ere. Stuio law is not done Kouody safest, a ccnJict he; f.iicy ot the two liirs.

and i.ct o. no operation eicent.a^ i 1115 State aad is assumed ro be I I'aj ftTu. 1 i v. iitf ad Ptsics Bistnt't Attomev must find a Con act ou diosubj.icl, or t.ie i-ei- 3 vjters. arid ne mus: also Imd th'S riiat TO IhlR in the ofitsiltilv t.i t-i' an "'in- v.i-ui-: the po.ver liy iuj- i.

1 i I chapter of tho iawsoflSSJ, tinis.vM:i iJ i o'h 'H' tk-j Tllli cbaijter, eiv.i.-n oot t'-ii -Vbiti ot IflS. elKipUT tlje laws o. se L6. doss r.ovv procia'm apii 1 pr.i.i pcnts a-jt! severally. iiu plucf, the n.isu.'i^ of lije health I.LWS of and until the Mth day of a-jj faliallun that r.t ruon tc 'nvc c.lvvt.

1-ore H7 I Uosr i at its No. Mott in the HL on 1-it Ci' Noretnijer, l37d. a3 dtiie of ili J'resi- S. BOSWOEra, President. 0itl of i ec Secretary.

Tiie Sr.uita. Insfector was ordered to employ an to exercise an insyee- nort ovor cs.it:? la tiie city. AII 'L of ciercCytiien antlEiirjreoTiP, wlto fr. led to coiiri.y wiu ika Mw in laakuts reports. VMS read aim io the Conoiitice ou Law autl OiUiaaucos to proscc'ite.

A coi.ixtti'it 1 anon was received from the Consul at C.uiiz. a-ino'i'ic'Ec; mat Carrtain.T. D. Carlisle, of the i hjti re! take a bill of UesltU. tegardias ilis- easej ivas aisde by citv Sanitary Inspector I litre Inner to teport tie roniDamtive- E.iiterntr.t ot ecr.Ut^iotj.'i iiisei.

-es occurring city, as i Hecllu iKspectora" rpp-jftsto in the oa of tl O-fi ic.isg and cor-alti-a'ro-i i ji.o~. A.Uiraoy lull un 3 Q.j, constitution u.eu lo a uis ssaiate. It i OF TO T.IE supr.s:iz vo th" potnt leu by t.u- isc saici lavolvea uad tlis raiSE g-Itest tr.baEai. jrten the eais- pu; lie decide it, wtts x-roior or to call in a rriscuc cases WCPJ HOE. bcfo-re tue Codrt.

Cnrtts tne Conrt coa- the niotiop. TliD law uuiier wiiicii iuc u.sss 0 be trieti uvolvcd Unite i whicii has never yet red a or even a conss-uc- IIe wonlG, therefare, urge that tite Com ue so tituteu iii-l luey go ou a demurrer to tns; strict Attorney Is regarded the application me of character. Ilefore tlie 1 to be tn vrcre 1.1 any lorni Before the Judge counsel Hiat two jtiages preside oa the 'h. i cutdict. thy cases lie thui'i like ro have jiiiis hill un we-ald nott.tl;e hiuiswn; but UK Ma say that he id cull (ijt litre in counsel should rte- 1 to the iiiui.

tmeur, he wuaid e.iii on Judge chfonl, ui ibuttiiiie the not in i a foriii at tui.eti lur the trucecdiiiir. r. i was ruj.rty to prasonl turrer 10 luJt'iinicut, aim tu call theatteutiou he i.ourt to me iuOja 1'dopted iu convening tlw nd.lur... i.o niovj to m- inent. thu mode or the crand v.a^- not luaccoiuaiice wltu me jitac- or cue Luuri.

his liand aUJuant by ju whicii he swears, oa in- lianon ana ijeiiei, lhailiir. F. iier.s ami Keunetli hue took some ef the out of Direc'ory ar nupti.i/arrl. vrats willl ti.e practice ol rue Conrt. D.ivis that 11.1 nioaoiiof could be on aa Ic atjiduvi-.

-j'tie Court cn.iM n-): jro iir.iur.il iae jri, j.ete ti, tne hec-i caila i. r. 1 c.ted in v. ulcil a iujii j.t.. le 10 Story, the tnat one 01 the M'H ivlto to tilled had not been sworn, and.

Court tiie u.j iiere euiiftiin jd with Jud jf ali tiie oa toe saaie s-jo- A.Uiraoy lull un itoab; c.iKe lie constitution on which to so happens is i-o clause cf constitution tiie mpnii- end pr.rnoso ol' vrhicu--as tiiut meaning i and existed the mods ot the x.2c2'.e framed it aad or I it--that can be traced so clearlv as'iu reference to this clause. Kow, ii ihut is to be takoii as embtaciug tse power of coittrolling tke voting-, then this law is not in execution Pie grouted power. The clnse pays, "But Coii- i may at r.ny Krp.e, by law, mate or alter tho resuir.uoa i'or tinic and m.mne-r of voung." All lhat was iu.endeu By tlic framers I 01 tue constiititic-ii was to secure to the nat-onal isgtsiatnie asupentitenuiuff power. Tiint incase shouUi fail to scad a delegation to Congress, shoulu U'l to have sucu an ejection law as 10 tue judgment of Congrjs-i will nsltiniiy sccute taeu toneless inire t-ie TV.tvar to fctep rj. and correct that evil a rtiie- pllcable to the country.

'Ihac is tie only his v.cw? great Icncth and on loilawedby theLMStrict Atr.crncy. ABVDiiEST OP vsrai't) STATES DlsTUlCT ATroSMEl' PAT1S. Uziitpil States District Attorney Davis, in rejlv, with extracts irom ttie and tue fclie legality of laeijro- in conlrcversy. He siiid tuat it a. wc.l Sbttied rule of iaw tliai: Jlie anihoi-iTv of an i issuing a proems o' a ctuirt must be uiscle to apr-eav I by avtnuOuL II process be in dne form, mat is i suiiicient protoeliou of the oilleer.

To estnyiish a i cruuijial process it wis essential to as a i.ict that t)ic not good in form, but jrood da jnro by reason of tL-e right' of tlie omra- to snch proce 3. The aver- I incut this case is broad cEtoiigti to any i indictment 1'uv It. was sujlicient under the most stringent rule to avsr the law ol w-ilcit the is to li'-c-e notice liiai. tlie appointment of an o.iicer duty made in jin; Tite cjnut inclie inciieliiieDt v.as according to tha requirement; of the siatnte. Similar counts hail been acted on in Ihe courts in England and In This i country and fcUbUiiiievl.

Jt, vros s.iilHc!eiil to set lorth mat the oaeiice charge-1 was committed bv the afe'weri--ae'cribtns 111 Bnbitance as me statute required tlie It is here set forth, that the boaid v.t.s uuu 1 actce iu pursuance oft he or Ycrlc. it was otily furtlier to say that at. a lion oi voters where i repvsf entative of I ivas. to be t.ie ncrsoa here aocnssd appeared I and Inrnsc-il to oe a-; a viiter, I lie not a iri tiie in xi'lilc'i he I resist ercrt iiuntelf. They proceeded iu ihl.ipros.-cn- i tlen ior an oftcyce laws of as li' no otrctice irliatsvur had iieen ajrainsi.

iavs i i i 1 Jic 111 rii.c-lus! in, Lc hai: tin- -crttetl to the Court iu jFtainmcrit of the indictment to rest. 1 blougiito'-i callcu tiic iiKeutiou of the Conn to ue of the counts, which includes all tiie It forth that Terrumw (Juiiin. at a registration, ami uui cauf-e his iranie to put down a voter, tie atibiniueu where indictedi'or a clime, wtiion cnineccu- Dipbti nvling OcL bKE -'e-c- 4 noldievcr IS ft i 1 4 c5 9 Ofi. IS. The increase in thf of contagions diseases re IB vvidcnti-r thf reitilt of tiie ciretilur sect to tho attention to tae law tiient pT-uiirf'y to report cases.

More of tbe moTe-nent 1 i esc diseases may be roasonaiily hope! for, us the I'tpfc-'Sioo more gcneral'v bficom.nc tae law b'it SM tbnt 3 tch nreoi -rent vrt! themselves, iis wtji as to the The increase in unmtter of 1 of re-apsios ferer Qtir-nc p.T3t Tvcel; ts to tlie discoverv Oi a prutio of ra-es, all TM in r.here the of str.nrcn it. at No. street. 'iLis rot rll sick on-, tinii, as I'nirc ba.i tici--. js or onsei; in luis f.ini'ly hut Ki.i::tf.: jjs czistv-uec nnt ktio.Tn to ibis the 151 iar be ascer- tariiej, TT.

join 1 Hnliop jUijTioian, from whom no repor: i.een revtircd at tlus oaice oi tlieao tbe i eK cs frnm thnse reported tlie psst wcclv, tile ruepn ri'Otvs liiat zilrre has beer, no In- cre.ibe in th.s diseaj-c the previous wcuk. Quxranrsac---The VePr.cSa Ports cite Week. Tho Commissioners of Quarantine met yesterday at their rooms I.i Txchange court, but. transacted no basiness of any importance. The foUowing report was received ro'ji tlie Hc-alth OFFII-KR'rf J-lnpAKTMIlVi 1 C' ri.

Nov. 1S70. 1 T't -nzr Pr.i-Eir,TXVT P.IM ui; ov Kr X. vo 5 scU irom have b.r- Smidw, ton tiupi) irom Orlcjins, dars fro ore in ia Or.i".:s. willi yellow was trait 1 e.l Ltl oa tiis of the steamer Orlc; arrlvt-d C'i; 1 ol 1 to West Ij3v-'.

Scaooaf-r Ann and Fnsan.sixtcf darn from Mobile, riTivfft Octobfir twc.ve layR ill port, liefl one 1 the crew Iti liusp.tal ye.liiiv Tin- second und two ini-n were Eicl: tlie foi-er on the Sto.im-Ji|, Oohimu.a, livu ujivd iroai Havana, arrived Ooto- Ste.ims.iirj Gnrtes, thirteen Uy.y6 from Ki-vr Orltianp, arrived October Ptc.irnji.'i 1 davi from Nyiv arr! 1 -ii OctoijL'r ei'jlit ilays Irota yetv ar- rlratHlciuluTil. tin; past cii'i. onlv -as'--i of veliow fever ony Irom Tliu from stc.i'a- oa Frul.tv thu day hh ml VeiTrot.iieclini.'jj-our^, The a iove report was also subiulttca to Uie Uuard of yeftcrtiuy. ndge i'roceeil; we of Qiuii icady to Hoar AKGZTJ1ENT OP TTtl. Crr.TI.-i.

ar. Curtis, astsawe attention of the to tue twentieth section of Kiecdon law, by red by Congress ilay which refers lo -He haid rue jciiaams ol iheseo- had to be outiiiie of the VferV.s; lor thera no initioiial and Lii3 section theure- reil to tue registry or voWrs in me vanous fctatc.s. tlnit sectiLU Congress adopted liic registry of State aud -provided jninitnmcnt for tiic very ue tiifences uicti arc by facate Uws. iiif.UiL-t,l tiie then poUt.eal syste-iu iu, well own. Tcoy had a national -anti State anJ the powers aud duties of were distinctly iic-Uned, uutl aid adopt tiitf criminal code uf tLa o.her t-vercibing the taiue power as ue other, theoiy oil vihicii the statute inauiies-ii' tK'occydri COiigress ha-) ajopted lor certain pur- a ci the ata.e laws, aad hai ins adapted, uproci-eda Jo make iitidtlional pnaissiiients ior uouoi.iici.-il tiu yia.e uly nrop'ostUwiis that it is not viiuui.

constittiiiuiial power of -Coiiprress to a tile i ccdc oi a Sw te, and 111 uiU-of the me oueuces crime's Uiioiiisi me Uiiieil SiAtcaand punish tliein by (llsiiuct lieu cotibider tiia 'natter i of our iiulincal sys- Ji it will be init It c.maiS'j, distinct iiernmeiiis, each sin luvicpeneciu and sa'U- ie legislative power tv distinc. snbiccta poluieal er. Tiie uieu ot.au adopaun bv one uf cse govemuieiiis ol iiortio.i of ilia code tiie oilier reduces itself at ijtUc mnulrj, vr can adopt tlic oilier ami iejiKiace to ezuu-cc- exer- the saiae power-that lias oeeii-eiercised by ,1 bile ihe laws are to be 1 with file statute laws uf the btate. It is a eoiidition precedent luar this board sit--tiiat they Me the oatli and receive a eertiflcafc ol appointment--meet organize ab a bo- ru beiorc tht-y can act as lioara. District Attorney hits been decided azainst vou.

Mr. Stousliton--! like to know where and bojrd xvas certain extent lor judiciul purposes--to to exa-iiine witnesses, anil the lir: ol its members Is to be died as a matter Oi recort 1 There can be no rei'istra- tiou tjii the resist i-itlou ILSI is conipiote, a'jd until that is done no uU'eace can bu couuiiittcd the law iiliis: thii biiarii. ilr. Sioiifitii'jri ii.i\i.-i^ i-esumed ins seal. Wooctrufl' luii.nrcci counsel lud aaychiuy.to on tiie oilier niuiicn of the ease.

Mr. Stoaglnoii i n-e aim proceeded with his argument. He lhat fur iirst lime lu t.iie iurv 01 t.iie eiument of th.s coumry did they see net ol aui hurizin-j tlic r-piioirifiunf of a board ui' u-Kcei-s under vanou-, mi oar iriiusi; ty iiifcrfere wnii nnd control eiceti -ns hitherlo held wnimi tlic states quite uiiobstractcd and untouched by ledera! Thrre no dPlusian about lor eighty years we liiive lived without a iaw bcurms semWance to 1 this. Aud it was not ft delusion up to Uis hour I i-L cll a raw luis, involving Uie construction of the oT the consliiiitiou, lias never bee.i the suiijCCt luienerencf- This act i.n'e of great caiisefiuence, and marks an era in To nrE EJIITOR OF Tnr; ferrait lac thrciisii yoar vidcly circulated journal to malic public a rosa outraze perpetrated throngti personal miVice ana under the giusc of an 1 Save aal I a every year since it was firs'- levied until last year, lint having been side utiriuj; tne Ciiliro year and tnost of the time coniined to TMy house, 1 tutalncil a loss in business of er more tha" iiiy entire inccuic, and yet, noi- tbat sworn returns were made by me to that effect. I was assessed $175, and my furniture was attached, two ruilians placed my house to guard it.

and two more, hiie attempting tn remove a wane, shattered the pedal spin off pieces of tho carved work. Tins was done while 1 was too sicK to leave nc room, feting that the instrumeiit wotii'i be rniauii and sli-juld huve lo suil'er the loss 1 oaul me denir.iiti and tnus rid of ihe jiiitlaas iriim my house, ou the dcputi- collector that lie nut like in do tli.it. of Inat lie was that 1 iuui bteli wrtinged, that lie to see so many 1 getting "Uovui iia Liu t'o-'eniuiout" on account ol such cases. I It way be cslcii! why shou'd the snnjei-t or suuh 1 r.ui convene no otuer reason tuira ani a man liow.s down to on a pole, 1 or t-roueitcs like a slave at tlie feet of batraps ciouied with a ilitie briel ami by examining the voting list ot tin- 111 net they coali! t-as-il leiira lhat rorca Hie straight demo ucKet ai the lust JPresideaiial election. Killier of these ofieueey would have been a suiiicieiit pretext fur grattlylng- personal ioali'-e and siitta.

lie tins it may, tne lacts are as tibovc staled: and if such outrages aie to be tolerated our -HO-calUM "free is 110 better than a rint Uf-spotisrc. The authors of the above infamous and transaction are Edwui THE QUESTION OF THE EAST. llnmiu'n Hirnuil Opportonity--Who JJuy KonlriU Folicy. the London loco, oci. Should that (rreat Power haajs like a der cloud upon tao eastern horizon of Europe take advantage of the present crisis to prosecute tier Uc- elgns on Turkey she would no longer, it is clea 1 have the Anglo-I-'reticU alliance to encounter.

I France had the power she would probably not have the will to join us in another war, ana if she had the willslte wonl I certainly not have tin 1 powror. But it is said a the course of events in Europe since 1S51 has converted another empire into a much more natural inrrier agam-l icusiiaii ambition tliau France ever cotiiJ have Uei'ii. Austria bs utiiled to Gennanv by lid; whlcli seem almost m- djssolubie, are iioiic tiic weaker because ihey iiavc ceased to bo '-oltUcai. But Austria has set her ir.ee towards tlic Must, ami TVtf trust a tile will not loot back. Sue liasloiijj exponence in the maii.iKeinent of heterogeneous populations, unil that she im.4 lieht together at ail is a proof ol' no me in xiihl.

should be her ni.at.ion to subdue uiui civilize iiiose wild and turbulent races whic'i lie upon lier frontier, should Ihe Oav ever come when tlie Turk has lo lo.d his robes and rcuie with (Utility into ihe land winch originally sini. linn lortli, to step into the vacant space aad solve the Easfrn ynesiion. I'riissia can naidly either expect, or desire to pus'i lier'ti-ontici- to the Cull ol and feicru, empire is lo bj formed at all, siie WOiUU. wo may suppose, rather see it tli.m Cossack. tn.s point ot view, then, Ku-wu-'i be checked by au Aucio-Aii-itriaii alliance, France iBmamlng r.euter, i'oie IE i-iuckcd by an Anglo-Frejcli uUmucc, 1'riusiaaud Au-inaremammEc neuter.

The c.a'c'.i a buauutally sinipln one, but we sve airaic; ilu 5 wr tiie practical anaira ol tiie li too siinpis. unit Prussia ini-'iu view such a result but there i-s inmnag iu tut world lo m-ake her ic with to lead tis to bei.evc tliat bhe ceiitiiine to in it sue see any t.ay to Herself oy tiiwarttus: it. Aud thus it co'iiei tnat tiic untstioii may be put in shape--whicli cau pay the Inglu'r ior uriiisU ueutral- liy, AusLfia er Aad Mils 1 tioii leads us direct lo Uie most iniparl'int a.i i-A- hicii the surrounded. There is a pavtu u- lar actiuisii.u.i v. liiel: is coveted by boiii iUihtoia and rrus-id, wiiieli botii may c.naiii li 1 and win li if uiey iiinrrei.

Oesire ruoro c-itaplete acco to t.iy wiiat the Dardanelles are o. a- Is the to U3.n~- Caen State hus it in to Bi-aiity ilia A ior giving sue Tiori.i,.'e-t tu th.2 Siiutlicaseseiii'iard to lior coufaJora-e, cauiJ nut be resisted in tui- present conditinn oi with auvEiung a certainty of succors. Aiici set-ins so very" iuiui.il--tae ges-'rayhy ol" Kiii'ope obviously to siu-yest the idea to bo a on tlie cElier asked irom wmcii t-jo 1 i. or luive ine the more to the answer is iVo-jy. lii-j hejeiuonv of ueriuauv has been de.

traa- ferreti, to the decree tii.it Austria should ever ILI--IV, it. But iu no osher way tl-e cvci- coiaii inio colii-ioa. Vutli lite oi Gcrraan -aiuiv a repetition oi the war oi ibS; ail liiis ttza Kuss a in her icu 1 rearly to come out tue iurue'i jviag-dGin seLki to re.ili^o liianlnne a-tJiriitmos. 'lu ttuy oir iiussuin tiou to liie luii Ituout of Her darl.us uii-y worth an? puce ro 1-russia: iiiaE sue when tue price s.ioroly co- oijeraUoit UiUt Uu5sii in her policy. uleii v-ouitl aLCct iicr own inaienai i.tti.- rcsts acai- AVy spoken of the of 2 would i to tiich a aad vc liave sj don.nlu.Iv.

11:11, ti.i'.si. no be forfxoitei th'ii L'tissia tlo-ea and lhat in tae evcut In cu s.ion the iusunct, of mus-j iieccssariiy prevail wr.h Austria over even tliur-e siroug Cer-nuii wiiieli sul atirac- lur. is. however, to on i- lint this mucn si-em probable, in.it IMtSiiaviJlKuoattaro touceii.e, she has not decided r.lrcv.-Jv. between and that n.n, to snv of a te.ppii.i-; Gait to liittiK her." Tosappose.th.it; ihu- Court of St.

lias abauuoiieu its lung slirns is more absuru tliau any Iiypothe.ii-, ne have ventured on. Trance r.cd wnilc Kiiirluud Is frleiuilcss, a i.ivurabie poituiiity liiv developuiij to ti two I'owers 'have aiuays ticv.i me 1 ShOiild such evdlt in the ease of Denmark; and i i i i iJiJ lhj m- ol a. iielnneii people wii al u-ju a crisis finds itself to iu'fli theia. 3HLITARY CHIT-CHA1. Tlie fiien-ls of Kitith resimonf.

the majonry of tii-- members tlinmsclve-i, are very a'oout tUc chartteH that have been L-iaoc against the cominau'l tlieir inspectioti having not beon eii rtfilr. They nnytioiiy, with positive proofs, io show wticre ouy fraud was cosimilled- Tiiey ilir-i v.a- tneirniinuier unit that there not a hi rno rin'rs wlio uui, member of tlie reffliuout iu gnod f-tanoiag. The captuiu of the First company, Seventh regiment, feels aggrieved that Ins company should been mentioned as the "poorest record'" the lust inspection of acy coiipatiy inand. It raast be cotic-HiC'l that a mistake was made in giving foi-ly-tive as tne total of men inspected in the ooinnany at me inspection. The siionld ueen iiuy-niue, Tlie lol'owiuii ui'ile.

compiled Iroui ofilcni! will sho.v i total of etirh in Seventh in isflj and 1S7U, and the laliiug ou' caca inning the 3 ihS'i. tan. itiA in i.i'.'.".'.".V.V.".V-7i fa li' 84 7S I bti 79 15i 111 76 tii li it will thus be st-cii Hint life rompauy which the most rtiirmi; rue year -nils A company, alter lucli conies 1 company, aud then couipiiny, Tne niBii '-auiually i-ivsi-nt" at the iu and ISsO 7ti 7,1 r.ij ii 7a 61 6 i 7t ic li n5 bi Tne order of merit of each company ior ihe year. Ihcrefnre, is perceived. A company fell elf the number iu it-, men absent as against its iiuniner of last year, aiitl const 1 iieiitiy 1ms made ihe "jioorest record' 1 ior Ihe year, company comes next, ic.

The inspection of liie Thirteenth regiment, accord ins; to Adjutant, f-anuiel Hiclinriis' Kuea me total ol the vonimand as 407, 4::7 nf wlioin wen: Last year Uie grand total and the unuuier present a07. SHEET. A 8 ESiatory of Cicntvcbonrilx. BOSTON, oct, 81, 1RTO. The original ceJilrcboard, then called a sliding keel, was invoalcajili; "7 Captaui Joiiu Sciiauk, oT the British N'iwy.

was the rcsuliof a coiiycrsatlon between Uiat gentleman and Karl aftejrard Duko ot Norih- umberlatid, who was much intcKPicil in navnl arcliitectiire. Uis lordship observed tuflt "if cutters were built much flatter, so as to go on the surface and not draw much wa'er, they would sail I'suMr, and might still be enabled to carry as much sail untS up to Hie wind, by having their keels descend to a greater depth; aud that the fiat side of t'ue keel, when presented to the water, would even make them aole lo spread more canvas and hold the wind better tliau a construction whereby they present only the circular surface of the body to the Captain Scliant, coincldins in this opinion, sapr- preste'l that if tho deep keel was made movable, so to be screwed upward into a trunk or well tho vessel, so that on necessity they niisjlii draw little water, all those advantages be obipnicJ. After mature consideration Captain was fully convinced of the feasibility of. and in '4 he solicited Lord i'crcy, theu Uuston, to psr- mit liiai to build a boat for his lordship ou mat con- s.ruction. He did so, aud it proved a- dc.nded success.

In 17SD, after his return to Kn-jland, he a boat at DOiiifora with three keels. la t'-e following year tiie Trial cutter was aci'ij- mouih ou the same principle, aud afterward several others, three of before the Cynthia, sloop-of-war, and the Lady at the begmnins of tiie century stiii ia 1112 scivtce oi me brtusti yovetniuear. Tlie Lady on was tlie smallest of tue p.b;vc naiucj Ves-eiS. Fro.a l-Oi) aw: sli; uiaaj a voyage of discovery to New Sout.i and as i-ej'orced by her commander, L.oatejiauD i.ue-s Cranr, to excellent Jreu bant. to size and peciiDnr L-mid she was otdi-enua a desirable tu ship iu js Vi-iih tiie Udme oi'iiis Uox.

tiilo ou Ins voyage uo spoke a iu ties-, and inajier conveyed i-n bu.u'd the i.i:uj in one of htr b' ati-. -u i's lie uuLiccdtue sitcr ivesHfliea thev-j-sei ji'jlicdnna t-jivl liicutciiant Ue Had si i jij llo was surprised sviicn l.cr was so incredulous t-s tu bci.i^ bounu oa so lei 1 ft voyage taaf. on it LS return to ins own ve-s3l ss'-t-jil tLOoiii.i.r in c.i.irge oi Hie b-jat if i'os nut a i La3y Kelson cucoimtored sever; ireatlier anil I fe'l larpur Jni'i. Kisinff spars, arid lui.ls, ijstnciiiiiis but part oi ona c-r her ke--js. ar.

Table Kay tins i-'a- io bs in of defective tlio Keel by the bolrs i loiizn luBpLiukmg. VUc now fceeiwa. -n" by xnntuu' pieces witli passias iv ay each r. ad i.oae uf i u. in a Witii LiiUcr.

raothoc! L-v tile nuiUlof'fc at dockyard and is the s'uie as pr.ictised tu-Jay. l'r. ativaniSKO 1 fatme'l liy C.i Pci'ark Diiit ihua curtotia. ted ...1 ftster, siC'ji- tai-K and le-i sacouj, they will luoro water: tliird. thai will r.Oe aucujr; iiiurta, thev -wi'A uike grouml t- Una, in oi saipirrock, 01 oi a iiio they are nim'e finu likely iu i-e auii iii.itiy.

iliey answer i-etief as in iir ilu.iu-i^ Uiitteries aud IcaieU boats iorlauiUug 1 Sciiani; also that vesssis bunt with coniDnrtniciits, so as lo ie.i'c or lire 1,1 lhat ai-e, aad so allow ths one to bu more roatiily ytid tiie her under. Tiie be made by Itrtcd witii cocks to tho inag.iziuc autt wusa decks and so the labor ol paini'iug, or lo tiie casts or tanks ay the water is lyiuii: iti a fresh water river the supply might be rcncwni la the same way. Tiia ai: boar had a s'idins koc-i neariy her tiitne 'ilie uilier the Trial, hud a iart'i- keel nii'l s'litilli-r one e.i'Ji ibnvani and alf- The.1 uli an-pped si iLor. I ujain leet auit ihe tiuee iceL wide. At an investigation as to the seawnrthfnesg, spcerl comfort of tlie'i'rmi, iier i liicr-M inonouuced car batislaet but tliO device capable of imjjrovcmeut.

'iiij ol Ihe present day Is a far more e.Teciive ana coiWCUiKut aauir. is caned revolving keci. as the lorwurd end is oied in au irori pin. nnd only the. after end lulls.

OccRStouHlly irun plate is u'etl: but it is not improved ili-i scieutillo biuklcts. 'JVo or three v. cma ago an irou fouling board, if wu may so can It, was inserted. It was so arrauge-l as ID shut up in a ease under the vessel's floor; nut ii iius not so far luui miK-ii success. Its arcat weigni.

uiiule dun- euit to It. is expensive, anil a is usually condemned byyin-litmcn. Ti.c has never iiiet wi: a inucli si.vwhere hul. in tne United and it is here only the form of huh, und ol l.i-ard and oitji'i 1 coUilltions were weil unriersl. 10 I.

ILS use I- miHilv cuntiued lo yactits colber-. T)te lonner It for an i cany The latter, tieiiig usnaay iiai, reu.iire it eiiaiiic iu ro lo ivmiiivard. Jn jroilunti t.ie lee mneii Ja as ivaiers t. trie dcr ami i.he deuas oi Hie rivers nre T.ie used are imtc fiat au.i lull ijut witli the leo loard tliev do vi-ry lie li bonrd is also in use lu on cniii.l i-oiiu but is au ni-- HI w.nild not be teietated In i a u-ailiits vcss-el. htr i an tje niliequestion tiiat yfte.rts aretiie mu.it ucaiherly -ana in existence.

FLEETWOOD PARK. Twa Intoreiting Trotting Contests--Powiial More Winaiag the Hrct aud Jack tlie Sscoiid, A vory respectable asaointilaso of liullea and Ken- tlcnieu were at 1'lcelwootl J'ftrK yesterday afternoon to ttie tu-o trotllni: contests annouaceil to come oir. 'I he weather was delightfully balmy, but the uack.ff.is Bull somewhat heavy Iroui thu late I'tliUS. Tlio fii.r trot was for purse of SMO, for horse? th-uimt! never iieatcn 2:50, saw to the first, fir.oto tin 1 sivond and $5Q lo ttie third ticrje. iitlie heats, 1'i'sl ihreeiti In haniesa.

Titero v.vre ten entries 'or this event, bur wisen the to'U'l for llio Horses to como forth only four pi; iu an a-jpcarauca. These ere Dan Place's iirown ir.nre Pawnal JUare, If. P. Fleet's gray BeUlnijr St. Elmo, W.

C. Weeks' black ceidlni; Beiis. and y.r. cliest- nut mate Angebnc. There wits very liUlo octtiug oa this raee beioi'e the start, but after tin- tlr.sl heat tiie I-ovrnnl Mace became a sreat, favorite ami coiitinued to Ihe end ot tiie winch tliree Tiie seroiiJ trot was for a purse cf for that had never beaten to tirat, to the sucoud and $it)0 to the third horso, mill best three iu live, lu For tliis t-dt there were eism eutnes, but ha! tiiat.

uuiiibor came to liie post. Thcsa were H. J. iicacn's g-ay geld.ng Jack, Joliu Lovett'3 brown geidliig Youus Usn brown jeUliug ilauk and iL Barrett's chestnut gelding George builth. Jaclr was tne lavorae at 100 to 40 before the heart, aud at 1TO to 10 before tlie race was over.

'Jhere were but lieats, Jack wiuningin the easiest possible u'-inneraud In most excellent time. Jack capital young horse, anil will bo in ci -s nexi T.icJ ti.e detaiXj of the sport as it pro- rcirrwooD jsr.j, for horse'! 11,1.1 to to aii aud to tinr-j; Lodt three la ju I br. ra. pownalMiire i i i K. IT- rit.

a 2 2 K. g. a 4 ii.c ciitersu dj. 111. 4 a a L.

cU ur. s. la(lc dr. eLtovel s- iioficry dr. -uuvyay en.e.c i g.

u.tmes 11. (Julc- aii dr. i cit. b. Ti Jr.

ilr. i i b. jr. Ji.X. Uronnaii.

ilau ciiteivd i. s. L.u"u!u dr. Tiiifi- Qt.art?r. naif.

Mile. hea 1:18 UT i 2:.,5 the pole. TiAvnal mara l-liuio tJura aud aiiiiit Bens out- t.il i tuck the icn sccuad, iii-ii am! Kislu clcse up. At the i. ti u'w si.u~, I'JiLi'a Ri-t went ro ttie nji'i 5e i lo tt'iit tnie in ilnrty- qirirter second, St.

Kl i ail to- jrc''''L'r. Goinjr aruunii Lite turn the, hordes aud lues went lo liis ilf-mi'e u.iiu wiiU. tkoiu, Ui'ilit; loading: Jial! in front, ol i'. V.M u-; i( in ivanr-c or Time, i.p the looi pLico, u.id passed ino nolfc Hells and St. were one lf.iyi.ii uhCM-i r4are two Icii.

rl' I'rom there to a a a and the liorocg came to the very I'owtial Slaic iy iiail a. lengiii, Boil second, r. in tif uboui. the bame distance alicufi or 1 MV.ae, fva.jnJJ.iMt I ov. took the lead at tho St.

ICiaio M'l-oiiJ. Kigiit Ke. IB third aad Anjcv- li'ic lourtn. Mars i i lengths tu thu B. Uirao se.orifi.

thret: lengths I ront 61 Inree a ivaac-J of Angeiine. the t-j nal 3Uu'i- ir.cieayed the gaj), and w.is iv three ti M. Elmo at the hitLo ol i was of An eimc. '1'ime, 1:14. Waro both brolce up ou tiic ahod'i so, thu St." sci.on'l.

six Ueils pri.lno. 'fh ekil, i conceit to us our duty to tae Court anu to tho law, Io present suck considerations as appear proper on this oceasiou. Mr. btougiitou Uien proceeded to co'ncend mat act. of Gogress presuribiag the th.e»r wrongs before the public.

H. X. r-lATi'lSOX. No. S'l B.xsl Tenth Vort uited States are is, power of lor Internal raxiition: alt IB other powers iin their nature ad reside in.

the "JianQs'-er Congress alone. .11 tile other powers of legilaiiou are retained the States themselves- or by tiie people or The tates. 'iiieiefore, it is necessary to determine what 1 tne meaning of an one or these goy- rnments ol a portion ot the craiiindl cone of tie ther. It r.as never before Happened iu the political istory of the country ibat congress -has undertaken' enforce the laws of a Siase, criminal or other: but it has happened tnat a Statt lias uuder- iUeu to enforce the laws of congress, Counsel then quoted Irom the- caas of Esistoa vs. ioore (U'heaton's Keports).

which D'e subsequently' tated was tlie only case in we anlhoritiea that was PpUcabie to the case 1 Dcfore the courr. Conirress provided for all s'nbjeets' the deemed calculated to iiro- government antl '--to provide delenca This 1 'la a 'poTfer vested in.Congress.· could' government nroceed sanie Et-ounas' lor.tlipiteeobjects'as they nught thitik aWWrway a-'vioiatlon of the aw the 1 tescof'the. va- anthorities and points of pleading with his usnal sccciticttiess and cifiarness within a very, brief period of time, ao doubt proving the fact of his own previous statement, that vonaensation sometimes was oetter Ior the proper understanding of a cube than auiiiitlca.nou. At six o'clock Mr. Stouijhtoa concluded, sad tlie court adjourned.

THE EiECTJC.Y-UiW ii JERSEY. that repeating is no longer nade easy tne politicians Jersey City are making strenuous efforts to control the appointment of the inspectors who are to see to the enforcement of the law. Some the wirepullers of the old democracy went so far as to intrude upon the privacy of theJuuge thft United 'States Circuit Conrt ac his residence in Washington. a few na ts aco, and there urged upon hlui the appointment, of a batch of individuals wlio would be most pliant, tools of the The Judge politely informed these men tliat he would await the -recommendation of L'niled District Attorney Keasbey before making appointments. The District Attorney has prepared a list of- names for marthala and inspectors that' cannSt fall to give satisfaction.

Profesaional politicians have been almost entirely excluded; -and, in order that no clasa.ol citizens can have ajiy just cause of corn- plaint, -weauuy ana iuttuentiai men have been lommated in several lustancea, bat in every case letter of the law relation to a just apportion- among both carttes Has been adhered to. w. been interviewed incessantly on the thus far he has declined to favor the men TVHO are known to be active idate for Congress, lUticlans are accordingly com'-' iile the honest, hard'workltm the advent, of tiie coin- rascality and fraud the polls. There the country that special 'lersey City, fttiLISZOS IS T3E BAY. of I-inuilier of Kt-ngers--Xcbotly to Tlie steamboat Matteawac, plyius betwcoil Keyport and this city, was run isto yesterday near Kobbms' Reef, by a heavy schooner, the bowsprit of which swept away tae entire side of the starboard cabin.

The fact that tiie collision was was seen in time, so that trie pa-iseiisers on board the steamer hr.ii aniple opportnnity toarolJ beinjj nnrt. 'ihe bell wires from the pilot tiouse were dimased by the collision, so that the could not give the sigBsls to the engineer. Oil coming to the pier, therefore) boat struck bow- on with a fearful crash, gains under the pier ntifl tearing away her guards and cifcuk some eight or ten yardy. The stern swung around and collided witli the 3obokea ferryboat I liy tne force of Mis second collision ilr. Simpson, a lawyer, was thrown, overboard, aud was rescued with much difficulty.

Mr. John Disbrovr, of Keyport, was thrown ivitft mucn violence ag.imst a. ttuncheon that he was severely injured, arid, it is believed, Jian several of Ills ribs broken. He was attended by a surgeon and-then sent back to Kev- port. Several others were more or less injured.

A great deal of confusion was created ainoog the passengers, aud it is very fonunaia thai the loss of life or injury among thera was not nruch greater. KtW Y3BK HISTORICAL SOCIETY. The sevr York Historical Society held a regular meeting last evening In their rooms, corner of Second avenue and Eleventh street. There a large number of persona present. After transacting some considerable preliminary business, Mr.

James JJrooks, M. wai introduced and read a paper upon tho lives and public services of John Quincy Adams and W. II. Harrison. He also presented to tne society au autobiography of each of these distinguished personages, containing a chronological account ot jail the Important, events of the times in which they participated.

The one of Mr. Adams -VYOS very peculiar indeed, )rom thefaot tliat it mentions the almost Inbnniercblc positions which he held at various tlmfa in lua life, both under the federal government aud tue government of Maa- STE43I OS IKE CAS.4L-. it has long been au object of the highest Importance to our canal interests to discover ii means of using steaixi power instead of thu ordiDary towage bylu.r:-e? for propelling boats ou tlie Erie Canal. The diilieuliy lias always been tu prevent ihe wash- Ing away of the banks, winch atleatlcd all experiments tiie use of steam power, tt'e loarn Iroiii tlie itaskltai'JL County Journal that a boat has been designer! built to obviate lliat oiiicctioa. and that tiie expsnment has been quite sncccifoiul.

'Hie plan ou which )t is built the iivi-angeriicnt of an ordinaav screw propeller in a cavity or opening situated 1:1 ihe centre ff liie bow of thu Tills opening in tupenuu in shape and terminate nboul tiventy feet irom the Tiic iiropelier is driven by a simple up- riglil engine, ilne Inches in diameter, with twelve-inch stroke, wliiun Is supplied by steam from no uprlgnt noilcr four feel in diameter by ten feet high, aad the boiler ia fed by an upright steam puinp, the whole being very compact aud on the floor of the boat only ten by four feet," aud including water in the boiler weighs oiilv six tons. The opening for Hit screw reduces the displacement onlv six tons, so that the application of power reduces the carrying capacity only twelve Suns. Tne consumption ol luci will be one ton of coal in twenty-four hours. The aciion of the screw on sv recent trial has been found to draw current into the opening at the bow, foice it along under the bottom audreplace it at the stern, thus aliotrlug the vessel to Rude along witnout making any commotion in the water. COLLISIONS R940.

Making "Post Time" With a Dirt Cart--Tho I'erilx of the Avenues Up Town. John Harris, driver of a dirt cart, was arraigned 'yesterday at tne VorKville Police Court, where a complaint was entered against him for running over a young girl named Jennie Jones, and injuring her so severely that it -is feared she will lie. He was hold to await the result of tlie Injuries innicted. Thomas Ducy, while driving a wagon or cart yesterday in I'lfth iivenue, came in contact (maliciously' ID was thoiighH with a carnage, which Jtrs. Charles Duggane, of No.

30 iiadison avenue, was riding, and badly damazcd if- lie was arrested aad lined ten dollars aud put under $300 bill to Keep the ueacc. Yesterday as Jlr. McDermott, of Second avenne, iiearTwenty-nlntn street, was driving along Madison avenne in a buggy his horse took fright and dasncd away, throwing -Mr. McDermott violently to the ground, near Fifty-second street, Mr. AicDer-.

mott's ankle was sprained and his head bruised, and he being miablo to walk iva 1 tuKenhomem a carriage. Ills horse was captured a couple of blocks oir ana was returned io its stable, in Twenty-sixth street, near Third avenue. The ladles residing tn Hie vicinity of the accident, with true uhrlstiau siTn- pathy, promptly sent some branayuttii the Injured gouUeuitm's use. SSTTEtS-JCEKE. from the JJnarfl--TUt- ul Ivcy Blariue K'nrpa---Affair-, ul ihe Jt.i-ou!c!ya Yard.

'1113 faiiip whit-h ihis port on Momiuy lant from Glasgow, ijeiolier latilndc Ci tiio captai.i calls a Unite'! Misp, bonn.l wcbt. Tilts was prolMbly tlic i'liiie-l j-liln tJtnir.l. Car.imandcr 11. i'. l.nll, t'.

from the Jkiiiks to tlub port. Ku- lias yet been nc-ard from tlic Xlpsic, laentenant CiiinmaiJder Byrun no'iV quite flue, she win doubtless turn up all l-'roin no quarter as titcrc been heard a single word to cle.ir up tiie mystery of the ni.iu-u:-;.-,ir lauiica and cutter seen drilling at toaudland Banks lar.U-r part of last mouth. reierence to uucther column tilt; ii will be irom ait account of a special that tiie corvette shcn.iniio.ili, Commander Clarke 11. Wills, which imally umvcd all iiirnt at l.ibbon, a ternsic cyclone oa tne 11:111 of arul was partially dismasted. Tits sliip seen by tlie English captain turiib out.

to be, cui'recliV fiinnised, the Slieuauduah. Her ilir.gce as in liie hurricane, but no nicution is nia-lv- ol tlie ul i launca. The toals seen late in the iiiijirn nclrilt were cvidenilv those of some oilu-r but wtjit, une, remains to ue aseer- tauiea. Tne SurvcTinii Expertifion is prattinjj 0:1 lineiy its iiori. or" destination, and seems t-j the effects of the recent gules tiiu southera coast.

Tiie giuitieai ICansas, f.ieu;c-uant Coiiiinauder Xornian 11. Fayquhar, and thft tair ilajllower, all under tne command of tain buuiciut, were as Key West on iiondaj. Oeto- bor.u. The little squadron will along, ready TU ran into port when the weather 1-1 tnreiiienmg. Tne Navy Department lias concluded to incruose the number of otlleers at the mariue barracKs, In Brooklyn.

Hereafter twelve or thirteen otit- cers will he attached to' the post. terday Captain 11. detached from the I'luladclphia barracks. Mrsc Lieutenant Liiiiau F. 1'reach, detached from the receiving ship Ohio, Boston; First Lieutenant Frank IX Webster, detached from the Marino barracks, Portsmouth, and Second Lieutenant lienjamin Russell, detacher from the Washington Marine barracks, reported to Rrevct Lieutenant colonel John L.

Urowue, coinniandiug the Jirootclyn Marine barracks, hix ot her are expocted to report at once for duty. The gunboat Saco, Lieutenant Commander Edward Terrv, was at Malaga October 12, and sailed for MiLiseilleS, ou orders irom Rear Admiral to look out for American luierests and to protect. American citizens in thut city. Preparations arc being made to launch the gunboat Shawinut, fourth class, three guns, 410 tons, which nas been thoroughly and, indeed, rebuilt, the Kavy Yard. Ways are being and Ihe staunch little cra.it will be the water in a week or two.

The li-Jgate Minnesota, first class, 40 guns, .1,060 tons, is jet in he ry dock undergoing a complete overhauling, tier umbers are as sound and bright, as when nrst She is to be titled out as a flagship. Tiie United States Pteamer Shenamloah was at Lisbon on UlC llthof Ontobcr. She will fon absent fioni hoiaa about three years, auacaed to the European, squadron. STA83ED TO DEATH. In the HKHAI.D two or three days ajro was printed the ante-mortem statement of Ferdinand Schwartz, keeper of a saloon at 11 Greenwich, who was Blabbed in the abdomen and Hip by Louis Prank and Charles Edson.

Since that time Schwartz has been sinking gradually, till yesterday alternoon, when dcaih cusuctl. Uoroner i-Tynn, who h.is charge of. the case, will give the xnausr a thorough investigation. In the meantime I'ra-ik and ldson are con- tlued in tho Tombs. Tlio Ulal affray occurred on, Uc 20th ulUuio, in front iv ih'in that in alvancc St.

Hiino and vownal the and lour three-quarter pole. nonl whit two ion HI advance ol' Anre V.MR only one eh.ir.^' ef place to the. Mare 1 uy l.irec lengths, bt. i'lsnio pfcoiJil, MX ahead 01 who- ivas a lenirui in ailvancj ol' licild. Tiiiio ui UK- lieaf, Hi' 1 clshtii afcmpt horse? got avray to IL very uur start, yc.

Kiniu lead. llei's roivnal Biare ih.r'l iu! Augeliuo lotiniu Ai iue (iuarier M. led three lielis hall a length in front or jM.i.c. nvlio Lull' of AriKC- hue. TIJUC.

i-')coad-. almig tlio l-)wcrtiitu rit. i i i lei! o'j" aad pa-ioed the iwle in iliac in On tiie baclc- sUvtcn 1'tAViial Mare to tliu fiont aud led one li'iiitiii lo tlie ajd came him; wiauer )iv tu IJInio faecoiid, Augeliue third ami Euthv I', 'li-! fourih. Time, T.ii-: TJCOY. PAMI; HAT-- Sl.i/00.

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Iri'j 1:13 First heat. K-jconrt neal 'iiiiru mail 3(i TIIL: lltirti (Jeorgc Tho hur.if-s luri a iei-y i a i nrarl, i trot- led aroMiid Hie lui-n thcle.tcie:', (Jeorge Hirurii, i i i (el! i i i real. i i ilien went to uiut leu ilie ijn-arter ptue luiif Iciigius in I i i r-eeiMius and sjnnifl, tvo Jelit-Ilis alioad til 11.1U!:. WUO Was in ud- of ileoigc riniitn. liu.ug aruuiid me lower i up to I i ilie ItitLer lead- liifrone icngin to ioie in Jack W.H i uhcatl of Hani; as tins point, vus a-; many more le liohiud lUiilr.

jack yoniig 'lune ol the Uruno tum-tli. At so narrt on thu lu.it him off his feet, and tlien. talcinj: LIIQ eaino HOIHK a wm'iur by two leiiylim, Yuitiij; IT i no sc Hires 1 li.iniv, Srrath xubido tuo dialu-Uce ilug. tooK the lead, ilaalc ihiru an-1 the qiiancr iolu led lonr IL-inio i uhea'l in Ji.ink, ivlio a iu ol mutth tliiviy s-ji'eii Then; was ui uhanpe 01 f.u.-j.i on ilie lower l.nru, ana at po.e, wiiieli in J.iet )ecl luasliiS, Vdu.i^ JJnnio four ahi-sil or wio was eiKhi lengths oi ccoigd Mintn. was the same distance in trout, at pole, tro.tlnji: and at Iu-, leisure, iiiniuKec- onu, live leng'tns in advance tif Hank, wiio 1 ol" (JeoiiieSiuitti.

J.t.,K caiuu Jume an CIL.MV winner oy lonr Urnno live oi iiiintc, uarf ten in. ffont ot hiuitu. 'lune ol the heat, u. 'Jhn'it 11'dL ul awir, Uxth slipuC lead. Voniiir ilriiuu Jack tnml out ail on a square trot and pretty close Vi'lKjUitiey around the turn to the quarter jolo iiruno ent lo the iront, leading hair .1 to pmrit.

iu tlnriy-Mv seconds, George sm.tii second, one lensfth ahead of JUOK, was six lengths ui i'roui. of llaaii. passing around the lower niru Jack ontfooteU '(Worge and linmo and showed in front iMfum he was hall" way around- At the iiali-iuiie pole, ivnich was passed in Jai-K led nearly three leagihs Iront, Younif Bruno sui-oiitl, six jcnsiliM in ol" Ceorge Suiitli, wlio was one length in advance, oi llanK. tioiUR up the bickstreicu was forced to sucli an extent when there was no occasion 1'or it, and while he wa-s leading eight lengths, that he was driven to a break. Ky Ihe nine lie recovered Young Unuio was within two lengths or him.

He, however. landed njilil luor. foremost, and, sinking out lluoly, soon left J)rnno and tame home a winner of tlie neat by three lengths Voting Bruno wan second, leatrths in iroaL orilauk, wlio tea lengths anee of GCDrTC fcmuh. WATER BETEiiS. The Department or Puidic Worts has had placed in their pipe yard, loo; of Tweay-loarllx street, East river, pcrfeci fixtures lor testing the qualities or tlie various water meters offered.

What the department seeks is accuracy or strength, durability cheapness. Tlie examiner lias been trying the uilere.it ones as brought forward for I ho last tour weutts and cxiieas to 'loso about the llith or this numth. A few excellent meters have been offered, and is now hcnevci that there r.rc inttera that will Hie requirements. Jit is anticipated that wnen the ileoinion is made, and meicraidaced in the manufactories, hotels and other largo establishments, and including tlie supply lor thu SjlilniunK, tne wastage wlliba much reduced, while the revenue will be tite-casccK It is not the Itnvuilon of the department to meta's to ordinary dwelling houses, tielievius; "'at, in view, no obstacle should be ituwt nosed Ui every clu- zcn havlnic a lull Mijiply of water nt a moderate coiu ana Dclieving that people would nevet wasli tuomscivcs tucv 1'tiU to pay extra for water reunited for tt 3.