THE DAILY GAZETTE, HOME NEWS. .... Person. tenting the cItY for the' ' , mow ., t..ul vrt,hlot to time the OA%Fere Kent to them, will phoune send their oddreoPeog to the Mlle*. Pelee LT mtlll, :r. cent per ..till. The alarm from bra No. 6. shortly before Veeterder,sens catmed elheta.fir e the root of Stotler & bisekneltla abop, corner of Penn street and Cecil alley. Tim damage leaf sllght• New Mk...ie.—Mr-Charlotte llhour. al Fifth aveue. sends nu "My Ifesirp,-. 'err pretty song, by Pnif..J. Wm. Pope. the well- .non!.kwu minimiser, and dedicated tn .r. The front laplere has a fait brut lit hogmhh trait of the author. 11/roster .—John Long• s resident or South Pittsburgh. was drowned In the Monongahela river nt the (not of Third street. South 19tts burgh.lssterening. The body Ur recovered and the Coftner notified. lie will hold nn in quest owl( thlo morning. =The authorities of both cities doubt insist upon the enforcemect or the o liesnees re biting to tha practice of lothln in daylight especially on Sabbath Any and I. close pros lathy to the various bridges. Is is an outran upon dectlngy and should not be permitted. - - A Voting hiee's (7brisilan Association. ha been fortned In that part of our oily forinerl krown Si Lawrenceville. This evening Union Meeting In to be held In the U. I Church. Iter.W. 11. Andrews, corner of.. Our ler and Forty-third streets, in the Intemt thin Assoollation. We hope 4atscretwerll , will appreciate and support the movement. The .A4ufbeny - 'live Ball Club contem plate therfortnntion ;of n Library nnd Rending Room_ In- oonnectlon with their-11:1Se Ball orgenlretion. They , meet to -night . .to make the prelltrilanry nrrangementß. It Ic propos ed to rent the tided story of the “Aocond National Dank" lialldlng for said hurpone. The idea to a good une, and in the h ends of the Allegheny L'lntLAViii proven 1411 tee,,. The "Senca-. city Hall Club of rent City will arrive In t h e city during tne week, fo tte . purpose of pk , tring a return CAL. Witt tfeeltiteternt.rof ‘ flaialtlt ' e f" )l3trx i lint t at tl eT kerely tai the Allegheny hoot them an ti. fourth Instant. To do thia they tall bare t do tome tall playing . . The mach trill be play eat tot Union Park. Nrariv Comp!c.a.—The new nose reel onler sd by.the Park Commissioners Is nearly cam- Meted. The Iron work wns constructed by the boon of Fulton & Co, and the wheels and frame work by. Davis, V 1 orknum & C0...1t Is req ingenious mechanical contrivance and aalit prove a great Imurovement on the presentl method of dragging the how over the gronnd.l Tile reel bits- enrich° . for n section of twol hundred feet of - hose. and can be, removed tram place to place, and tmerAted readily: It will Faye Rd cost by reducing . the recu r a nd tear of the hose. The glaacbester Ilalitany ea*: were pia. struced a short time on Saturday afternoon. in the vicinity of Irwin avenue, by the pros -1.11111011 of n butte attached to a heavily loaded coal wagon, on their track. The team evi dently was overburdened.. which together with the great bent woo Sittlinient court tor t e prostration of the naltnal. There .donald • be some law to resell persons grainy or Stich Crue bea lt. Animals are an much affected by ' . the yt ea human beings, and deserve more eamaideration:than is generally Fives them by . ~ e.. the worse than brutal drivers___ •- i , . (J The Park thammtealon tout on the East Com mon last evening to consider the 01, , • ellatiglag the atte for the prn fountain la . • —that section of the Park. he present plan of the fountain was designed es tally for i• ' the oral plat about midway bets ten Ohio . street and Church avenue. and the nestion is , arbether4beachange ran be made nd at the i same tbiednalt the design of the fountain. The objection to the locality in h. the tona -1 lain cannot be 'teen on the line of any of the parallel streets. It is deemed a d itleratum that It wined be located with a lest to Its being seen from Washington ktreei . As am a suit of the visit. Engineer Davis wits hutrue a • led to report what changes are nee FOnteli and ? the matter will be determined by the Park . Commission on Tneednyeeetling nest. .. ---- Modem! curiosity': New 6ttrtge Plimo—A,beautlfeil new ha. just been constructed by Ernest filthier, New 'York. which. from it: diminutive size, stylish exterior and cheap cost, Is most desir able and cannot fail to become popular. It Is only fire feet long and less than (tiff e feet wide: has full scorn octave and In on elegant ly carved rosewood axe.'.cThe lone it clear and brilliant, and the whole instrument .0 iZecThigTiu:leshillenoleeltl3'. e ri e nte " s e ee e n d tr 1 1 1. Bieber k Bros. on Wood sit .t, where is also the headquarter* of the la out Burdett (Ir t- gnat—the champion reed or ns of our day. • . , reenlature 0 etsy. .1 . . The new drinking fount: in, designed and exPettted by Isaac Itroosne, q., for the . Park Commission. and located In be vicinity of the " . northwestern corner of ,lbe PenitentiarY, , ~1 . bears the Winsss of pre More decay. AI - I though - In position but 10 a few weeks. the figure li cracked Ida nut Ler of places and. looks oonablet4, trots fur. ,Illinewear..• JO t bar fate end traits, Irtmpreasions putt 1 l ' art ' tirt i d . y i n: 'l'..°.!'‘ ",;&:;11: 1 "Vi • •U'. .i • • 1=7,,,.", will not.,lAk:,\°":glgler:en.`7" 4 -several of the limb , We ate sorry for the , . Lemmas tbe design is pretty, creditable alike -tote e Cennollsgion and the artist. and for On . ii ...Ate of the latter we trust that our fears . u . '" 11 not be reallmd, .. , Mayer Vane • •• Cases. Visitors number of cues were before Mayor • ' Callow, on Sunday umming. Prineihelly for drunkeonesa and d isorditiy es:lnduct, and Wittt the exception of James Creely, Infested by Market Constable Steirt,lfor boisterous ermduct - in the market, rare dUcigreed and paid their - fines. James !sinking funn was not sufficieutvairtia-defimiti he was escorted to jail by officer Lafferty. there to remain int period of ten days. John Raab add James lingers were arrested on,Saturday evening by °Ulcers Bratilgarrand Long. and lodged in the lock-up. They , ` , re engaged in the laudable enterprise of batter ing each other. ensnlums Nvhenarrested. Ills Honor gave them a hearing, and Imposed it floe. which was paid. James Mcemnbs was arrested by officer Emus for Misbehavior, in violating the rules the Park, and was discharged on condition of his future good behavior. Row up Spring Varien Avenue. Quite a disturbance occurred up Spring Gar den atoms% Allegheny, on Saturday night. about tertriclock, by the entrance of n party of roasts into a lager beer saloon and dance house formerly kept by a man foamed Michael Helbling. it seeing that. this house is luau rim, for Rs disorderly 'character, mid on Sat urday nights especially, when it is converted Into a dance house, where young girls of easy virtue. it is alleged assemble, and with tousle. lager beer and incidental broils mate night hideous with disorder. .Mayor Callow's police have been awaiting nu opportunity to break the institution - up. but Unfortunately at tbe time of the row they were in another parCof the city. Slung shots.beer glasses and other weapons were !retie used. and the pro prietor, his tar keeper rand another inmate of .the house. at the time are among the injred. The rowdies evidently did what the police failed to do; they demolished the bar and shattered the furniture. so that even if the lathoritior were disposed. to let the the thing KO on, It will be some time before the wreck can be cleared.. The names of a number of the rowdies are known, nod informatlonsstill be made waled them this morning, and they will doubtless Le arrested to-day. . disturbance was over. the police appeared upon the scene and closed the house. The nested Teem., We have bad erre& successive days of the hottest weather known to ltdsclitonte season of the year. the thermometer ranging Irons ninety-tight degrees to one hundred and .two degrees In the shade. The thermometer of Dunseathiott klfth avenue, oe Feinday after noon at half-mult.two o'clock. iudicated the latter figure. It was decidedly hot. and everythlog and body perspired profanely. The shade was a greht frolic( indwas eagerly sought; tout was of tittle prod ns can , effort to keep cool. To keep tool was oat of the quer y°ettal“tioadliotaht rtsi:e"atV standing the intert,:iheati hownver , we hare very fete cue's of sun stroke. It was perhaps a good thing that the hottest of the hot days came on Sunay. or else we might have had a bugs lumber d of fatalities to note. Withink the spell has been temporarily broken. Sunday evening at dank developed Oise of the severest wind "toms witnessed far long time. this vity the ivied lifted the dust and the atmosphere wad thick with the particles. The shingles. wood and state, and branches of trees were burled about In dangerous pro . ..tinny to pedestrian , • lints and bonnets went op Injdter. disregard of ownershp t h ro nge de streets. it few Minutes previously with people. were soon meted, and the stone wmileft alone to 'abate its airy. HappUy rain fell nod lola the dust and cooled the atmosphere and occasions a feeling Of eel et. OnTherada evening, the wit of June, about seven o'clock the only daughter of Thomas Dishy, Mold!. g on TIOWMNI street. near Soy - drag..New' i ease. was 4thlen by two color ed women. , - The little ri was•seVeuteett mato Old on the lithArd• /A dune. • She had 'tither k thin .. lane and delleate features, small mouth. fair i eruablminst, reined blare:Tee, which she bud a '. trick of TOtlng. She had very llghtheir, Which • • did not Curl, and n bald epot on one side 1 of the basin of her !tend. produced hi e boll. •'which wll4 remain so - for many months be-• ; . - fore tbe bale will grow on it. She answers to =ovum= of lion, or Monle, end called her. sidr•Deda"-trYlogto Imbue her father. eebn al be au her daughter. She run en z a fete lca 'loans: - Perm. - - riy. • .Net... . not yet put words together in a a... . She walks well, and men dances. A r e w ..ei of • 11,50) will .be paid for her re. • arvittl. s 1 ,4,• • i Ste wa en rby alba= =Waitress. about , I . baresdpils of age. eery tall =0 thi - . with. face and strnlght failures. at: I wet like &white woman's. She had on a setb • , Mileks‘trlmused with brown ribbon. She was 1 hoeompauled by oldrt thick set black I sum rjr•ailr the: the mulattressh I. ilit o kadscil. iTneflree:YrtilaTttutrahltiet ';11: boatba. • , ta. railroad men. yeDlleemen, tali:Tire req ue sted een .h to try i and remember Were =wing at the time they took the chid. if those who took her are afraid to bring her back to her father's house, let them leave her , r o r church, °rid t ee door of any respee. k ' Uttar with he name of her father li , -. Mi on her. The money will be sent to any . , , ICI MU ~":';: i ~~ ~ THE . "UNF.N.PENDED BALANCE." urer shall keep the public money. is not re pealed or supplied by the art of lets. It follows. therefore. that the writ asked The City la the Treasurer -The Mandamus s.uoe_Meetstou In leaser or the CM-Judge r " . ' hnuld 1 .... • , - Stowe (Mom. from the _Derision of .the ' And _ . ._ , :1a ,4 . ...P , ; S t lTßum - T . . 3'. J. Covet Vet. Oplatom-The Result- The End oos• • .ittil 15 h. O• . als rouse rater Is et Vet. . on to be heard , and was argued by counsel. Th e e„ee a th e commonw„ th 'c ref., the Ai i n h i! ,. tim e ittt h it'ttj . .i , ttl e o h n u tkere i r , i , l A i , i ,e urt e i t or t e n d e City of Pittsburgh it. Andrew J. Cochran. plaintiff:and the defendant. Andrew J. Corti- City Trtntsitrtir, an application for a writ rat ran. Treasurer of . the city of Pittsburgh, is mandamus to etanpel thel l reasonir in round,. ' i l i r , v ,',..' in: „ ,',•7l'P.,,Zn i Z,.,‘.'r n *',':..‘;',ni d ,, :,','„`,!..:, 1 ,1r,: . with the proeisiOnn Of I he. "ILart on” Dili- me.titile or mintrol. and all money , obi t l imy , "nre. which provides for the elec . " "" at err- t..o.7t'r'i'lntl"t"l'i‘er i i% l Tir ' Zi ' ll ' :.?:i . tril ' it . il ‘ , n il lain banks ;Is clty depositories. and that the Pittsburgh: the Allegheny Nation.' Bank , and Trensurer shall deposit the city fonds in the t ute National Trust' Company, in accordance ,ante, nod that the Interest on oil stoned{ so ts:,t,li..!.ll,e.,,,trtlit,rointitn,t,l. , tiw n =ns iu. lif ti t o it . e .. o n r , d , I- , deposited dull inure to the benefit of t lie cit y, i ordered that the defendant sty the cost of which was argued come timeslay, Was de- I his proceeding. Ile THE COI' lIT ended Saturday. The .01 . WWI one of consiil. , it this 'Minion ithige l'oltierenneurc• ruble importance; as the tat imYers on one I side and the Treastmw on the other, were itp ferest ed to the moonlit of about Vti.IJIU mint, • • ihe opinion of the l'aurt tuns d lircred by Judge terrett, Judge Collier concurring iuul Judge Stowe dinsenting. It Is ng folloiec 0,11110111,T41/01 4, rd. tic lily .. Wniryll ..1.101,r J. Owitrvi Jtair l'rrtn. 1370. ..No. be% Tho petition in thli case sets forth, in sub 7 lance, that in the exercise of the powe coos erred by the city charter, the Selec r t tutu Anmon Councils passed an ordinanceprow id log for the selection of Intuits or savings. in stitutions In Whickthe moneys of the corpora tion should be deposited by the Tremower. That pursuant to this ordinance cortaiu banks were selected and notice thereof giseo 10 the Treasurer. and that he refused to .deposit Ott these banks ns required by the ortibmnee. we are asked to issue a uumdamus command lug Mai to compl r y with the. terins or ordi [inner. In his return t he Trensurer does not travels( any of these allegations:excefit the right .1 the Councils to pass the mile:ince In !pies. thin. Ile lames hls ref.al to comply With It on the ground that the Councils have no power to direct ichere and lour he shall keep the funds of the city; that, ender the citY charter. It Is evade his duty -to.receive safely keep."' In such piece as his own judg ment ;old not that oc- the Councils may die tate, all moneys accruing to the city corpora tion, until he pays out the stone on warrants drawn by the Mayor and countersigned hv the Controller. In ,thus refusing to comply with the provisions of the ordinance the Treasurer lias.acted under lepal nacho!. and with the view of having n deciaunof thin ques tion at Lou, It ,cannot be so 'posed that he has any pecuniary ; interest in the matter. other aunt the protection of his official bond: any inkiest. Norms or 'dynamic , • which hr might receive as it consideration for he de posit: ofthe public_ funds in tiny hank or hank, ing institution. would of course belong to the city and not to him. •Be would be bound. both morally and legally. Li . account to the re city for every cent thus c ived. whether In the stuspe of interest or °then ,ise. The only question'at Issue between the city' nod the treasurer Is whether the Councils had the power to direct hint white to depot the fangs of the corporation. Fora solution of this question resort must Le had to the city (dinner. if it confers on the Councils the prover which thee claim to exercise. he Is humid to comply with the , urovlsions of the ordinance. • tbe act of May it,, ISI7, entitled - an net .upplefuentary to au act to incorporate the city of Pittsburgh: * is still in force, so far :u retate . rl to the treasurer, there can be no doubt s to t believer of Councils to designate the, banks in which the city funds are to be dr:- posited. The third section of the bo nd pro vides that the Treasurer shall give to the city in such elan asthe Councils may f rot. time to time direct, conditioned for the Nate .ful perfortnance of the duties of his- office: that before he enters upon these duties he shnll take and subscribe math affirma tion. -honestly to keep and account for all public looney% and propert) entrusted to hi. care:" that he •ohnlt keep the public neaten iii witch pieced data biotin, as Councils Mill dirwris I and shall TinesLi , wish acontof of least mire nnf ninlith to the seiti.ldelion of the Fitnture Committer:* The same section further pro ides. in case of default. for his suspenslou from office. and the entry forthwith of jurlgL meet on his official bond, and points out per titularly the mode of proCeeding thereoh. It provides also that If he shall knoWltiely Tho lute his oath of oftice.', he shall be eolith if perjury. Slide's Digest. page la. But it is claluied by the Treasurer that this nct, or at least theproVisions above quoted. relating to his official duties, hove been site plied or repealed by the amt approved April Oth, BC. the Wal section of which declares -It shall Le the duty of the City TrtatAllrer to Icor - kr and 'elicit; keep all moneys accruing the city corp Oration,• and shall per out the same cm warrants dratrit by the Mayor and countersigned by the Ountroller, and not nth erWire; and shell keep accounts thereof and make such reports In relation thereto, to the Controller, as the Councils any by ordinance direct." Slagle's Digest, page ail. it has been suggest.' tied t hls net should be regarded as an entirely new ettnrter. IneOrporating new city, by it different mune, anti ent Indy übrisga i lug nil the provisions of the out charter. Souse of its provisions inlaid teen, nt trot sight. to fav,v this ciggestlein, b-ts ing the act as a whole, In the light 01 eti.lieg eir ellinstanees, we cant ot' for a MOM,' e that such was the Intention of the legislature: .In the Trustees of the Erie Academe vs. the City of F.ria : Casey. Da. it Lae said - there-is no doctrine better settled than that a cluing.. in the form. et government of a community does not,- Les, facto, 'Area:tie pre-existllig laws. tither written or unwritten." Tills is rue in regard to '.what Is strictly numicipal law, even where , the change is Id' conqnest. The act, of Asseffibly convertlng•th e • borough of Erie into a city did not therefore. of Itself. and In the atoence of express provisions to that effect. either repeal former acts of As ! sembly relative to the borough. or annul ex isting ordinance, It was only a change of the original lase cot be futurei und let cunnf reeled the thorough statutes ',precisely rot a change of a State constitntlon•llerres undis turbed nil prior acts of Assembly. Were it not so. the new municipal organization would ' have been without law until its local leglobs , tare could re-sunset. publish end put In force a .tern, new Again. the title of the act Itself sufficiently al it was not intended to 'abrogate all pre-existing lases relating to the city. It is enatied, ••A further supplement to the acts ncorporeal:lg the city of Pittsburgh, extend ing Its boundaries. enlarging Its corporate powers. and perfecting It. Municipal °Tenni attinn. ands übmitting the proposed consoli dation ton vote of the people.' It contains no repealing clause, and rag TlTLElndientes that It Into be Liken end construed In cannot- , tion with the several acte'to which It IF deo °tared to be a .turther supplement. - Since the object. of an act Is required to be distinct ly set forth in Ile title.the hitter Is of more im portance now thimit War tOrllleril In ascer tainlngthe legislative Intention. But we will not dwell longer on this point. In order. therefore. to ascertain the respec tive posters and duties Lf the Councils and Treasurer. resort , must be had to all the acts relating to the subject, and they must be SO construen gold give force and effect, an far us possible. tenhe several proviri ms. as was said in Davis re. Fitlrbitirni-3•1 Howard. p. 61.1. -It is not sufficient to establish that a subsequeut law, covers some or evenall of the matters provided for la the former enactments, for it may be merely nffinnatlve or cumulative or auxiliary. But there met be a positive repug nancy between tPe prOVllions of the new law, and thOre of th old, and even then, the old low Is repented e by implication only pro , fanfo. to the extent - of the repngnancy: Assuming for the present—what we by 110 Means admit—that under the out of VD; alone, the Conners have not the power claimed for them, does this act supplyOr by Implication repeal the third section of the act tit leg, I above referred to, relating to the duties of the I Treasurer?' • • As we have already seem there is no repeal ing clause itt the act of tams, and Implied re pods are not favored by the law. A-stntute not_be repealed by tine of later date, un less thrßatter is couched in negative terms, or that the matter Is so clenrly repugnant as to Imply the trgid's! , Dwar. on Statutes, In Brown vs. County Commissioners. 9 Harris 66.-It is said that - when two statut. are so flatly repugnant thnt bath cannot be execu ted, nod we are obliged to choose between theta the tAggit I. 'away* deemed a repeal of the LARUE"- But whenever they ems be , made to stand together. It Is the duty of the I Court to give both of them full effect-even while they are fieernlnglv repuguant they, must, If possible, have such a construction as that one may nut ben repeal of the other, un less the latter one contains negritive words, or the Intention to repeal Is made manifest by some telligible form of• -I this be so In as giro distinct and separateexpression:. acts.f with still greater reason and propriety. per , lums. should the rule be applied to a supple ' meat to seVeral prior net, 9 lathe case last cited It Is said by Chief .1.- ace Blaek and this principle prevails when statute. are penal, and when the lop cannity of the law would plead for another Construction. With much stronger reason it nOPllegth 'haute, which give poorer to dif ferent persons. If the powers cuu animist to; tether, the grant of One hi note withrtrewal of the other. These nuthoaties have !Always 'been Billowed In Pennsylvania' One act of - Assembly is held to repeal another by impli cation only In cases of very strong repugnan cy or Irreconcilable Inconsistency. V. 4: S. 3 , 49,,and cages there cited. 10, Barr atd. To the time effect are .Daris cu. Fairborn, ta rred; cited, and Denies vs. Hale, Ith Howard Tested bythete Principles then to there such O STRONG REPUGNANCY OR IRRECONCILABLE INOONNINTGYCY NAV:TeIt the provisions of the Act of PM which makes it the duty of•the Treasurer "to receive arid wifely keep all money twenties . to the city." and that clause of the Act of 1851% which provides that "he , chub horiestly,keep said money s lo such place ; nods: meaner afi , the .Counclis shall direct." Therstet keep l47 h e silent as to [ certainly nd how he shall he money. It wan not contemplated that he shnuld retain the netual custody of it all the time. According to the usual course of boldness it would be expected that he would deposit from dnr to dm - , either In cafe provided and kept In bin °nice or bank. We have already referred to the other provisions of the act of 1h57 reint• irag to the treuurer, which are not supplied by the net of 1171-simeh an the ditty enloined of 'verifying his cash ncconnt at loot once every month tot,. eat Infection of the Finance [ Comm—the provision for entering 1.14- went coGo Ws ntlicial bond in case of demut. ADP:ling:the role! of construction already in tic so as to give force and effect. ns far ns poll:Whin, to these prOVINRIFOL of the two nem we can see Ma difficulty in coming to the conclusion that 04eiReOe of the *CV of led% in • V.:Wont It netther repealed. not supplied DT .t of Itrin—thnt there is no such strong repugnancy or irreconcilable inconsisteuer requires es to say that they cannot stand tlnZt."l.4r we. hate not. notiee it 9 provision n the act of DM whtch, as it appears to us. mut! not be hnrmonired with any other view ut the question. The twenty-fourth section of this act, cleaning the powers of the Counciln, de •lares. jamang other tillers. that "they shall have the control nod management of the fi nance 'and of all the property, Teal and per. s oon'. ,belonging to the POTPorNf ION." The word Anante properly eignilles revenue —ln: come—funds in the public treasury. The other terms employed—CONTßOL AND RAN AGRITICIT—ROTe a Very wide signification. and It would bee very restricted and unwarrant ed construction to hold that they refer only to the power of the Councils to tie the rate of taxatioa and direct tbe application of theca,. imretithinds to the payMent Of debts, de. It ppears to us that new ru bonstctlan wool be far more eonetrained than the one we have ndopted. If there should he doubt as to the right which the city Millais to exorcise in thui , case, in view of the providers, In the original ' act of incorporation requiring all courts of law and equity to construe the act most fa. notably for the corporation, we should per • haps be instilled in reviving, such doubt in • favor of the city. Withoutptumtleg the luquiry any farther, r we are of the opinion as already intimmed, that the clause of the act of 1657, giving the Councils the power to direct where the Trent, MIS= teseLVlnty, oPtx Judge Lit •owe di.. ten t to? froins.t lie opinion of the ra us deliveeed by Judge Stern:lt. and in deli, crow:ills uptown said I regret that I :,111 unable 1., agree vie it the majority of the court In reglicti to thkiense. There is no et ont rovers)" in regot.l to he con ed rota ion of I he net of tall- I lie.differenee is as to whether it is In force in whole or In part on. no to affect this cunt roversv. I ain decidedly of the opinion that it Is not. ' The act of Pall entitled arther stfiffile tneut to the act Incorpornt ing tile Cit s• of Plttolottrell. - At... when II took effect in the central dist act • composed of the City ill Pitt , burgh. the borough ot, Lawrenceville. and the townships of Pitt. thiklanol. Collin,. y tool Peebles. by reason of the f tetanal pro vided for by it, restilting in lhita/ thst riot - for e 1111.01111311011 \llll 31/.olllle repeal, polo. of all :Wt., out ordinances at the old illy of Pit t sliorgh, as 'well its the borough Loot full Lim ip,. reor aact,s I notch of them lly. Asti I he Within oh! town t sh bunts ii? the newly cretited no rile., Were 'Cos. - Int i• ly destroyed and annihilated. Th, hid 1110111 the Lille of the act of 10 0 . Is, it seems . to nie.llll.lllllCl3l. It oljainly needs no finthowity to prove tbnt the tit le of.tio not is 110 part of it, and can title he resorted 0. Sihet . . consistent with It , nrovioitons. and olonto rase, to show the intent of-the act itself. Hut lids art sltows upon it s.f.tee. and t laroough all its parts. that ho city intended to he created by It was a new di - cation. complete in all its arrange ments and not desoendent upon any loreecollng coriourat ion for any of its corporate pouters. Under its .1 COllll ,Clikohle0Vh11111( (Or a NOI I. Oil '4:O/I,lllidiitiOn, sees possible Linder the clause declaring tied the vote oof each of the three tlist ricts stoned be separately vomited, :Ind that If a majority In ant. one of whom should he ag stain vonsollMition inlet. tits thet• shall nut the pm or. hi. Inelnoted the said city 'of nor - 11111411, toe the dist !Het including I he, old city of Pitt stairgh • t have ytdett against clolitlation mto ot either r hot h the other diotr Is for consolidation. Iti such case both provided for lot - Abe act one or both of omit? dist I ices if ht have been ere vin)' of Pittsburgh created by thel act of Pool:: nod the old city as It had pre yioletly oxiolett woald have Peen In no way. so far.. 110 legal existence and corporate ptovers' were 111111- ....reed, effected by it. flow then ran this net tie properly vatted tt - supplement" m hen II ro, ides for that 0 hich absolutely repelo its being Ire:wed as such' To tie It seems:to clear as anything can possiblc it, ie that the act of Itiff: is in the proper legs t . nse a supplement to nothing! • It is an original 'creative act. Which proposed on certain conditions to make 11 IllWe city with the name 91' ma old one, pnd he ruins oft nil the romie rat folio 0 upon Ohio its tiropeosed limits, t 'drawing no life or power from them. and which might have resulted in the ere:aqui of city. which. instead of being an enlargement or the otd city of Pit ISlalrgh. W011111113%11 betel a new:did Met am? rival corporation Ding on both'sides of it and bearing the same unine. Toe i•eoult of t lie elect ion prevent eti t liabanoe malt'. tool 41oem not Change the 1111 , If ouch bad been lie case, w.ati,l he, e .. 11 lieu claimed that the not of logi: wail a part of the charter of the new tity."l'lle suggeot loot ear ries absurdity ton its front. And yet it it the ,ery . essence of the proposition [halt !tenet of limit n supplement to the act of t hat lht• latter go mud Lake effect wherever and when eVer it doe., because nu act and ihe supple ment are treated :old interpreted it• one and the RAM! net. Haying tilts, 30 I think. disposed of the ar. gument dem oel front Ihe title, I will go a ep further toll asinine. 00/1-V.11131 11110 Oil 11l is :t supolement tea the a., Inr'7perttt ng i he ells of Pittsburgh. In Proseon. it un's estate, I n Wrignt; saiot by ,%C J wni..l.. I bat subsequent Ma ntle revising the whole sublect matter of it former tondo and evidently intended as a substitute for it. although It coontaino no ex pre.s Wordo to that effect. must on the principles of law, no well as in stn and common sense. tope rate to repeal the I onto,. citing Bartlett y., King. 12 COMIZIOnWt . aIt i••• Cnonley, I Ash.. PI. and much 1 front Libby den that hits 11 hearing on tt,io cllo,ase, to the saint. end. It is Islip:Ole to the 1110 , 1 ..oveefiej,,l that 1 he act of IN.:contains a complete systepi .of muttirlpyl government. having n )layer. Cont dotter. Treasurer and City At tenet, with City Councils vested with large. anti in tome re•pect, extraordinary powers. 'petal:Pally tiro, o rot in detail. sliffleitall to enable the entree ra it holsl rertertlell e 1 any to her tel in the t•o and yarn' on 11 large O end 1./ erre! e/1, oeel lesion, A more com plete charter iI lon fay feet Pit ,111111.1 turd hard to canin'lii'i II SOW if we applA the rote la,' to I, by Mr Just ice Woodward, 1511114 , / 1 .11141 :reel 1 h ec, of Wit'. ills it alt,ellefait 1.1.111111 e re, ism): the whole ...object natterl of Ihe hitter act. and '.evidently iutended hs a sidost little for it, and it is ttereforc wholly repealed. 11111 .1,0.1111410 still narrower grounds. and nllowing the net of Pk; not to be repealed ex cept so ear tto.lhe provitlons of the act of lop are op... Musty inconsistent with It. I tint driven to the same rqnclusion In regard to the ease lit 'the third section of the net of Pir. pro, ides, "That the Treasurer shall give I.i . outl to the said cite In mien sum nal he City Councils 4114 Item time tot mete direct; contiltien for the faithful performance of the duties of. hts lice. and shall. before he enters upon said dit ties: tate nee stibscribe An oath before the ".tlayor of said city, honestly w keen and an foot all public moneys and toroperXY en trusted to his cote. • • • • The said .Treasurer shall keep the public money in suet place and manner as the Councils shall direct, mid shall verify his account :it lelllll once month, In the sat Wert lon of the nuance Committee of Connelly. - ;cc. The thin y,econol sect ion or the act ofllard roy shall Le the duty of the City Preaourer to receive and oafely keep all moneys accruing, Jo the city morporat ion. and shall pay out the same on the warrants drawn by the )foyer and countersigned by the Con troller,and not otberwhe: and he hall keen accurate accounts thereof, and make such rd 'ports in relation thereto to the Controller as Councils leer be ordinance direfl• The twenty-brie section declares "All el , fleets elected lir appointed In the corporation shall, before entering upon the ditties of their Mike, take an oath or allinnat ion to support the Constitution of the United State', and of peons ylvania. and t o faithfull, i piny iochurge t lie duties of their "Mee; and Hui) Councils by orditiance require from sac officer its they may t htnk proper. n bond. wit h'proper penalty and turety.tepr Ihe faithful discharge of tLe duties of thir °Mee. itnd theY shall have inlyeer to declare vacant the ofilee of tuff' Pvt .-on elected or appointed to) anY otlke wet , shall fail to take the oath of odlee or to give bond when rettnired. toe ten days after he shall hove :men notified of Ws election or ale ooluttuent and to proceed to aMmint as other casessof yacnneY• St is oloyeitiol that the nut of Po: created, a new system different from he act of .185:. The litter tel provides that the Treasurer shall give bond. The former makes It depend ent upon - Councils whether he shall or not. The latter mars before he enters upon the du ties of his office. lie Xhall take and subscribe:in oath or nffirtmition before the Mayor honestly to keep ell liCeollet for all public moneys en • trusted to his care oath makes Its violation perjury - . The former that he shall take nn oath or affirination flu .1111(1011 the COll5lllll - of the United:l4M , and of Pennsylva nia. and to faithfully - discharge the duties of his office. The latter makes it his 11111 f to, keep the money in such place and manner as Connell. may direot. and his nOh is, that he will keep it honestly In such dace :mil manner. The act of lint, nukes It his duty and he is required to swear "that he tell? receive and safely keep all money accruing to the city Intosolutely anti without qualification) and tacitut the stinte:'• The latter requires to y his account at least once every month to the satisfaction of the Finance Committee. The flintier to make such reports of his recounts to the Con , troller as Connelly. may direct. The system created by the act of PIM places much' more power in the hands of ("miens in regard to settle I things than the act of Pied. while In others they hove less. In the 011 e cane, the Trixtsto - er TIM give ileeurity, In the other it depends I upon the Cornelis. In the One, he 1111114 ac -0011111 to the Finance Committee, at lemt ellee'llllllllll I, in I Ile other. I o:the Controller. seldom or as often as Councils require leav ing the 11111 e to he fixed toy them: tont the COn troller, in them:tuner prescribed by unl Mann, shall have rite supervislok and control of the !Pent affairs, which before could be placed hi the hands of.the Pittance Committee. 'rile not of 102.7 gave the Colleas complete control over the renounce and the moneys in Ms nnntis, anti I herel ore made no provision for the tlobes of the Controller, other than he should perform such duties on the Councils shonM torn time to time prescribe. The net of NM defines the dillies of the Controller, only requiring It tube exercised In the manner Prescribed by ,Couriell. T r eas ur erclare What shall be the duty of the, but falls to give the.Conncils any power over hltn except to nuthnelee them In make directions In re. gard to bin reports to the Controller. "Er prrmfo mans. nil The Inst ignition, I assume. Is, that the pro vision of the teL of thnt the Treasnrer shall safely keep the public funds, is so incon sistent with the tenon of the net of 1817, that rite shod' "honestly keep. - in seek place and ointments Connell. 'Mali direct, as that the two cannot possibly stnnil together. The net of Inn is that the 'treasurer st hull receive and ante?? keep the moneys of the city . (lint In, gold, sllcor, or their represent-olives, not, of course, that Ise shall keep It In his pocketsitut that either blMltelf or some one noting by Ids authority shall have the tactual physical custody of It, and nett he is to lir re. so4ustble for Ito safety. Ills bond, when ono IN required, is. Inn peunityi cuntiltioned,that he, the Treasurer, shall safelY keep - the the money because the net declares tied shall be his duty, stud n bond Is for hla discharge of the duties of Ids °lnce." Now, how in he keeping the 'honey. when the Councils .have compelled blm to pot It Into the Itntida of some other person? Physically. he Is not keeping It, but that. Is not absolutely required, cause late toed prr Witte, Molt irrise,,ltion structively) It Is not In his keepine, - becaose la that ense such person Is net his agent, but that of the Councils, and the Councils are keeping' the • money and not the Treasurer. The Treasurer Would , be merely the col lector of public moneys. and ant the ens lodine. Of course', if the City Councils bare ' the mallet - 11y claimed It would release the I ball of the Try Barer , Incase of lag, from the I delmsitory designated. They would net be required to demand security from the deposi tory. whether a bank or the keeper of a con.• ner grocery; and we might have the very sing ularease of the Trpnvorer giving ball'ln one, five or ten thousand dollen to safely keep the I public money for three years when lb case or Imo, by the failure or defalca tion of the I /tory chosen by the Councils. the bail would prove of no account. To toy mind. it is. per. uty of IL I :,: e h i no t V td.h : t ail r C . I r bt f :t r o dl m onl v r no. hat fectly clear that the act of 1567 entirelY it ' e t :a:s ht to hheeedc er (leer the custody le cted by hint during his teem It ink in the manner claimed in this case. I think the rule should"bit disakarged. At tltCoonclusion of Judge Stowe's dissent hlonggopon, Fred. Magee:Esq.. moved for “b ay ,, h aaa,, why the proceedings un der the decision should not be stayed. on the ground that a writ of error had been taken to the Supreme Court. • • The Court seemed to be of,t he opinion that 1...' ' , PITTSBURGH DAILY - GAZETTE : MONDAY the writ Dr errord cut ion of the writ matter under tidy I. Tide allow; the • City Treasurer to I depositories desigt quired to the Col staved hi' the C"ii formed. will eon of the writ ad on nuttier witted in 401arter lien.. _.l;e o!toiller. 16, In the mater ot 'the 'quit the bonnty Recounts Of the Elev ant ii3t6 Seven 0). the Court appointed Itro,e, Michael Haniaha and John 11. au ditor, wit It power to mirror Wit - id Papers. ESIE of the Cononouwealt h ts. Chu,. d for t he larceny of route money -shop of Samuel Long. a verdlef render d. The defendant, who boy. t 33 cent to the lions,. of h 'nk was found guilt). of YUI ruled., and was recta...de. ic mem Of the court. was sot Itonric n inept or one year in thi tctxlnn . i Ise" ease Of the C h r=. Jamrn Wilkon. :nu officer at t I e Colon Depot, indicted, for aannault nun batter on oath of niokePit. -4 . beef. a ,Vllikt not y WWI renderen, defendant o pot the r ads. The ea, of the ConnoonWernlth Zrunneldrook, indicted for selling a bedstead yeptenentred to he Walnut; and which 'reinvent not to be walnut. touch 11,, niound wood, wa , aeXl. taken up, and n verdict of not kalif Y trx rennernai. The costs wore divided between the rroaireutor: Patrick Valleley, and the. de . Followingwas the cake_ of the Cot/nano wealth vs. Isabella Reed and Anthony . Deck indicted for forcible entry and 'detainer; wlth of John Foster. The defendants we charged with unlawfully taking 110SEMS 4 1011 I 21, IWO ktort' Irwin dwelling in East Ito, townehlp. A verdict of guilty was render and the defendants we sentenced to pay one of ten dollars and costs each. Ittitin Lydon. against whom I here we two indictments of larceny, one of 3. pock , book vont alning trill dollars and malt her ot pocket-book containing .1 lave dollars. n idayed on trial and found guilt no both car Sentence deferred. ; • met. eon 111r,I1•N' tala Clan. it. Michael Hower, •2;tl " Wun. /been. • •• Jame , : 'Bright toot, ( 7 1 1,1 •Edt - • Joseph Beck. •• George Sherland Est •• ..10i111 Scully et al. 211 , , •• sne. Shook, a ease.. v " Mary Hunter tat '• •• 11. 11. Fahnestock. Ekt • John Kann. John Little, Jr. .171; •• •• tbearge Penningtdo 1•71 , " " Matilda Dinner. • et! •• •• James 3ltuton et at tS4 W. A..\datus. kta •• )lii el lhatdfor , l el :.I &It •' An st Bellefelt. Cr+" •• F.. Ichardeon. • 267 John Mt:William , olio - ••• I•harle. , Knoll. '294. It. I. 2`.+4 Salt net Evans. I\l. AST .1111 V. Sar. h M. Nichnlk et al. An a It. Pat [evict...! race Jot a Sten:area. F Ma • Duncan. tert Ittastbuc. Pil rick r t e. IL. . r Martz. Gt. John I.tolencr , “ , .lerentialk • Henry t kleyer. John M. Elting. W tn. %V taFcrot h.' • Jame. Santis. ['avid LYnCh • Vat hartnn Mot.. " • John Iticloton. 11E AI.AIIOI. I. InJunrlluu Probable. lact but recent • y hern ilevelotniii, it appenr4 that we are bonrlit pet int 0 AOllll. I rouble on account of he use ofitWe present fire Alarm I ele t traphie esteni. it that there hair been twit tittints . issurit for n hat i 4 tentted hr untie ten is nee ithirtn shot tit Lt.. The nrAt wn• • • lied ton Mi. Allen: h tan I• now repres.eiried hr The Atli halal to Fire Alarm •Co,. cat hettintia. °lda, "and about toVent ern tt,tvg atter a putont On Ilse Same•, , tonii we , t,..'11 to Crane and itoiliriirv. Mac 3, . rOurenont in' by i iiihie trill and V.l..olNew Yiirl:. h hi, it.'wlll to; re niendeired, coo , . nicled cur Ore 3131,11 tolo. graliii. The Ohio iiihmianY rim.. that tio . I'mile andßodger. ;Aleut i+an .infringe toent tspon the .Metpnthnt. which they own. mid reiggiritny the Mitt orreceived a let ter (him dobtetbliutt, Eivq., air Clinton. Ohm. Qi al icitcir for the :Lilthaint lc ilre Alarm ronigin- Os . .1 liccioni.t, t hr.. nic its tag the day Hu th.t,tte. chit they Avvro infringing itliviii the r i g hts o f ...aid 4,.‘,,,,v. anal hh,hestiug that the rit i iliiiiiiit at "lice frith It, i i , of the . . Bath patro• t.. Mr. A 1 1 401 refer , were i•• 3100 11/ Ant!ro. ...yr rely,: rapi, canst meted ert.veral Tea , Pro , that titer: We are of opinion that hr tat...riot< um:et' 3 nitetake.• -it rnv pos.lble. I . ev rr that no patent. had 14.ert kerma on the automatic hos when our telegraph wag corral rutted. mull that 1 he Allen patent covers the ..yetern In u, here. The Mayor will refer the matter In the are not they will. of endear. re quire the Antllll3lllie Colt , PnnY of Ohio Web.w t bat they knot the patent 3113 that we are In fringing. nu their before taking any 4, lori In the weir .alicchseV• Itruc L • CHANGE 01 , QUAIATiIIs. -During to heateu term, and doubtleus until unme , , provision is made be Councils: Engineer Darts will occupy the Select Council chamber. In connection with his regular office:" ksts critAc , for painting :tnd white washing the market howl, nave oven Com pleted, The painting was done under the superintendence of Mr. John Huffily', and it is regarded nu n insidel Job. The building in ill new Ault and outside present. 3D Le tractive ari earance• SLIGHTLY Beitt.-Aienrge DilWorth. infant no of Robert Dilworth. EM.. clerk of Cum non Council. fell over an embankment x 'lir mice of eight or ten feet the other day. but :ortunntely received only slight iniitfies• THAT IlioNSlan FLAG. proffered by Joe. W. , ['Mock. Esq., to the Farb Conunietion, w ill• Ire formnlly presented as coon as -the Com mission determines a location for a Perinanmit pole. and the pole Is prepared. Seminary Hill. will doubtless be tee locality, and the stag imilar to that nt the arsenal. THE HEATH 'AWAY.", undercollutmild of Captain Batchelder :Hid Lieut. Si'litrtut. had attractive stmet drill on Fridair °Vetting 'Art - forming creditably several attract Me mili tary evolutions. ItLL vino A Su tNo. - A young woo. n, whose name we (Riled to learn. fell from swing last evening. in the Third Ward. raid was severely.. though not dangerously' bud. n She" was eared to her home in the Second Ward. in en insen..U.le condition. nod medical assistance rendered. ItUNTICATING. -COI. A. M. II ustlebnughovell known, as the gentlemanly and polite inec, roger of Councils, will leave to-day no a visit to some relatives in Butler county, where he w a ina tar a short weld of relaxat frm hisarduus labor. hin Sep STitgea.-David kladden..ii conductor on the Rebecca Street PAAAenger hallway Jlne, sons prostrated by the beat no Saturday afternoon. He tan s making an up trip with his car and was on Eacock street. when pros trated. He arms renewed to boarding house in the Fifth- Ward and medic:it mood nee rendered. He will recover. Tue. COMMON Cot NCII. evidently think It un lecessary to take action. looking to the int movement of thesidewalk in front of the Dort Wayne Rallimad Depot, Federal street, udging their action at the Inst. Ccutwil neeting, indennitely, :t resole ilm thereto,. . MIMS= CTlMmtsgdstAlif Mffititair, hat met eninideted much needed improvement, n the shape of a street crossing at teeth,. of Dbio.Cheet nut and Libertystreets. ft Is the longest continuous line .of crossing in the city, ',distance of one hundred feet. litmot,autopm.- Officer Thomas, on Sunday morning early, arrested a man naMeti•Joseph Cook, while In the act of enterin horse by It •window. The officer's attention was at tracted by the screaum of a woman, and pro- ' et:riling to Melina succeeded In making the arrest as noted. He Is 'dill In the mock-up, waiting a hearing. - a DEA•nt AT THE POOH 1101JSY.-An old man. an inmate of the Poor House for the last three years. died on Friday morning last and WWI buried on Sitturday• Ile wet over eighty years of age. mid his death was not, unlooked for, baying lived inner than the tialtal period allotted to frail morality. over four score years. He wan well cared for by the Warden Mr. Johnson. who spared no kindness during his inner, He had no relatives in this mum . • SCALIMM—A little girl, .whose parents re de off Rebecca ',street. near thud urenue, , First - Ward. w. severely scalded on !Odor dry nfternoon, by upsetting n kettle of Loy wider 'upon herself. Although hadlY scalded, she It not considered dungerons. Beal Estate Transient. The following deetin . were admitted of cord In the ulnae of Thomas 11. Hunter' Eno,. Itesordert !or Alleonen)'• routtly::Tharsdlt.P." July 10,1870: , • . Georgia Kt - miter to W. T. Shyder. • 141tY 4, INTO: Mt. of lot No. ill In Rlcluird pinn Mt. Washington. wills baildinon t2.00n. , Elisabeth Mehan In Deo. %%Smith. July 12, liqh 2 acres to Ohio tow Ishii), with bulld 111, G. Sproul to Margate Schneider; !quill 20. 1270; .51 of lot No. ?.lin Lorimer plan of Intl, Collins township; a no, lot tin. In Jon. 11111's plan, ntlJolninF h fri,otto Ilugh B.lllllemlng toll enfant POOOO. 11. and 1.. Association of Allegheny City. June 17, 106th lot No. P. In additional plan of lots laid nut by It. 8. Cassett, In Third Word, !Thous . City. . . /2.300 - Pollute' Realty to Robert Steel. July 2, - IST% acres,3 roodnandAlperchen,Patton town ship, with buildings.. . $2,1111 Itottert anti laarf,Cluoston;io Samuel Beatty; :id norm,. 3 roods add 20 perches, Patton tp. -• • $1,11.0 George C. St rather, LOX/arid J. Durand. July 11, Ira: part of lots N0:133 and 2011 n Rich ard Cowan'. plan of pert of aft Washing ton • iiiLts oo • Adam Weidman to Andrew p. Storeeer: et td. July 5, WM DI I,y NO feet. Carson at., borough of Itirminghnin, with hulldinr. . ......... ..,.... ..... . $7..50 Thomas t Griftlth to Jan). Dillon. JulyT. 10. PM lot N 0.2 In plan of lout Inlet out hr heirs . of Joseph Allen. In Lower St. Clair town ship, with Imildings.. . .$lOO H. M. Lari(). Req., member of Select Council from the First hard, Allegheny'. positively denier Wrenn laspeschmhnt that he le a can didate for the Mayoralty of Alleghenk city neat term. • . • , TnalViendanfileniyWanner:4.aq.. Preel, dent of theMlegheny city Common Council. have strong hopes of placing that gentleman on the Legislative ticket to be. nominated nt the coming Republican Convention In August. THE FEMALE REGATTA. . liepublican Newspaper Read Out . o the Party . for I. ree . Trade Pro. . How It Terminated—lts Tendencies,. .cl cities. l boat 'race which took place between At the Lancaster County Afeubl 11. ienn Dr. two female.. on Saturday , over the upper .Convention, held on Monday, July Monongalieln enure, vraN, lOU, nigiCipated, I Ziegler. of Mount. Joe borough. submitted attended by a large- number of:persons. :old the following resolutions: The journal the affair in a cert.'. sone, gd the AVUId wan a referred to is lit.. l.neaSter ' Elp ,. ...: ••1L1•i.4... The hanks of the river on 1.0) Bides V ItEnEab:Tite doctrine of protection l'or nearly the entire length or the edam . were to merican products and American Abbot lion-ane tim with nersonit: aul the crowd at , inst foreign competition . . by menn74 - of Iwo. m have been oninbered by the thorrands. a p Iperly_adjusted taritT on itutiorts, has nt „. f i ne „,, n n i n .,. on total in large n u m be•rs; alw ys been a cardinal doctrine of the Pe•. the d, ode t0.i...,W0 , Out in full force, and thr put limn arty of Pennsylvania : pet blackguard , and roughs it:rmed .ASID IV iitnit:A , : The settlement of the no , 111• L I I la,rl ion of Ibe I . • gilt• tiOnfl wowing out of the contest lie -00 111,1 r ii,i,e of Setif siren a de- Me II 4111VI.ry and freedom, by the ad' , l ,- script ion of ihe Coldest:lM, • d tunny other tiroO of thP tntlt amendment to the dot tint tit I lii• nice. it 1 , . tinneetnrY tt, enter Nat i , tni) I l'onstitutiontd,has apin bronght Into ti.,:to ac ,in. '_ __ __ _ „! , , , the i tication of protection prominently lie. fore the people of the country .. • ' AND WllE.lifi.,• , . A profeggetily Idepult limn Monad of ibis eousitY lots recently heen persistently opposing, the policy of protection ; therefore, Itrkployd. 'Mat, a:.; the only remesentn fives of tlu party organization in this county, we pent it our duty to publicly proclaim 11 e doctrine of protection to American i alustry no the well-established principle , f the itepublicans of the "Old Guard." .. Requhe I, That the doctrine of tree trade is hoatile to America) labor, and nt war with.the growth. prosperity and develop ment of our country. 'rt.,e reSol talon,. we're 111M111 0101181 V nth )pted - . tereetle the exc iting, but held the am ordering. the he limners to the he Opineits ns re required,' unless teltran, me are In the requirements mosey to have the ('curt. • • . . In con.:,ineene of being unntile to nrcoatre . good boat Miss Whitten withdrew from the contest and left the field to Miss McAlice and Mini Lew, Mtn, ai iiliont four o'clock weir conducted to starting. point from thepicnic grounds. and the boats being launched In the placid sirup they donned their rowing cos tumes and prepared for the••race: Miss MC- Alien wore it loath: white skirt extending to t he knee: )ticsaekL white Crocking , and highinfots. Lew n as attired In a scar , let skirt and while jacket. At halfdiast four the preliminarleil having been urranged. Thds., Hughes being appointed referee anti tine nun eta:oils pitch lotte selected a Judge then em barked In their frail Frill: nod were ready for THE STAILT. . A tier eousidsaMble trouble the dronLen rab ble. and the mime quiet mid orderly as well. wh lo n bloeoted the einir4e, were induced t clear the track. and a few minutes before fie o'clock the female gentler' cot their boo , in o taut lon und 'ltr word WOO MI, Mt:Alice. by a quick dekterous stroke shot 'ahead 0.1 her competitor over o Intl length, and illAtie of the tirst quarter in. - ea:fa the dist Lowe I cover lice lengths, which ad viint age was maintained throngliont the rare The distauee palled he these:l.lllcm Amazons early a mile and a half, which they mule in about eighteen minutes. the winner". Miss MeAlice, fanning in Mend tort vsni e seel• onds in advance of Miss hew. • This, wicipresutoe. will he the endof tenni), 6.m fi -racing in this etioniinit "'Pr . ries. to soy the least„ are of fi denifirawin character. itswits striking)?-alitclreni•• no nal) before and during the rice. alter I liner. If young Indies are desirous of be was coining proficient in the use of . the ''spritee' t hey Tan do so. hot we hope there will be n more '•fetnale regal las” in I'll 'shut,. h. the WM. wl •It Infant Fowl.' In •rd 'rannahli. -The Mother and lller - Sister Charged nha. Infanticide- Inane., , The :II ir vas of Forward 1 hWnship In the air • • • ..„....... . nits of Pleasant View IWhotil (louse were a few day, ~g et brown into a state. ' ,- ite ent by the Iry pints.. oecorrehei• in that tar. dint rict of the finding id the &mil bd/V of on infant. under canalized:Wl. , • indwating that it had not - shunted of this mortal coa t " in the neutral atty. kit that death Lind wen con,ll by s tolence. (rain t tie tact lint tirounill. the neck of Ihe child was tight roilsd_n rag and a Mind of limos timothy. , • . I Th,. dismivery aas made by a Mr. Jairnit Ablad t while at •work iti his • gat den, who fon. I loi body lying in a bunch of weels along his garden . Mile, lie einnumnicatel the fact to his wife and neighbors; and abo in , Justice Roger, who held tint Monett on t 1 e bialy.Sus dition at t ;wiled to Ellen fates. wi it li c lived wit I.•r titter, Mary Thttniart: at , bei g the Mott .r of the child, and the test intotty t• the idin •st'pointed directly to the ,misters t. the kullt y parties in the trantaet ion. lnfo inat ion was made betrtre tkr .tallier Its 1, yr . -{Moll, charging Ellen 1 ates • and Ma 'a , Thomas vett h Infanticide. but before the wttr• laid Lad been reveleil they wore rmii ..t. aka .0 far ii, ace can ascertain Ids.; init vet' to• •i• I arr.-ad!. • 1 Prirgek Clisek• ....Arrest of the I Purger tinustn. • 1 t in ',pant:to morning an effort a as imiii- by ! awo notorious Ode, et n3ed Janie , CrAley and Henry. alias -Coelsev. in " Wart to ha a• a check of {.l.ilk• cashed at the flat Nat i anti Ilank. Tiffinavenue. ine cheek. oat u lade payable to Jame* Thompson. and bore the l sig. nat tirt ,- of Hobert Coo aril. the well ktiktvi brick manufacturer. 'The ga diet/Chat e pros ed successfill Mit fat the fa me d that only a few d:‘,t previous the same parties bail tat.- ..Idel a elsiwit aMI tbe ''sanie sign:date tot tie 1111114[rd dollars. an Melt was dish al nib i Sa n botaptentlt afeert.ained to be 3 ford•TY• The cheek wilt pri•sented to Mr. flare. who aas not i.ane in detecting lts character. and with the Cie,. "(detaining erillv. ladled Wm to toma,n as he o Inbeit to speak with' hint. Thin was enough for Crllly, wh.• made ton the door folio, ell by Mr. (tare. Mr. Stunme and Mr. Scully. The f °gat ve ran up Fifth avenue and disappeared in the hall beside the %%esteem Union 'Telegraph ..thee. Ile anal afterwards arreattal in the ...Liar iif tine slew saloon of Mr. Rennet , on. :Milt likelti street. by ;!bee r Mown. Wtred. who Mid •acciiiiipanied CrillY into I he- bank. had quietly disappeared. but Ills a here:at/Mit I were simn ascertained, and I oer. , Hook and • Couples ntleceeded In ar••! "...ling hint in the rear or gate Itatiev's home" on Tin Ihit alley. where he had herd en dew ' dieing to weape Inn the hack card. Hlto I. prirenen were tew•.aro It locked up. . Mr. Jo hn ',dully. (ashler nit, the Rank. made fnrormatlon doerging Crilley and Ward With forget - v.3.a a hearing n di tot It la 1 hi. merit ing. ..... • After the arrest of the part et, it Ir.“ dr ,, .1 , apedt hat a printer named Israel .1. Harry.-it t h•• rent forger. unit the parties arrested were only completing t tin work. It 14 an maven:tin ed tact that r either (Settler or Ward In capa ble of ezecti Ling the forgeries. which In both Mr. are prraittunced tO he ettetednltallont of Mr. Coward's signature. It In el. known that Barry In Mt expert and assoclotrirwit h t ant dart. st warrant was issued for the arrest hi llama' and pi.ta ins he hands of nflicers LOnIT and breanler, who have been oh the lookout for him ever sinee.-but atvet the only trait. (nand tete, that on Saturdrey kvelong a person Answering hit 'description had Porch:mei( a ticket at Wood. Hun for f•lewiltkley. 'The tall er, went as far in Sewicklt y. tint not hint ,traimpired to indicate that abet' were on he. track. and they • rsturned. liarry is av ell knot , n, however. and it is scarcely postbie that he will eAraila• arrest. .. --as- - • Rine, Pilim Gans, Itevoice Pistols. Am 'Flunk 1.11 material at all klnit. at re doted ttt ices. at..l. 11. Johns. to Great West ern Gun Work