The New York Herald Newspaper, August 2, 1868, Page 8

8 NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, AUGUSY 2, 1868. —_— cee am rs — : : - meat ' : abe TY named George Thoma* 4 ietwor kadwn to tne | of hit contract m the treet eleaniny Warr. | THE NATIONAL GAME. reste Charleston, with mdse and | CALAIS, July Cleared, schre Mary, Augurts, NEW YORK Cl : police ae “Brooklyn,” , ©. veserday committed for | TMG wlervention oI Hunday will not in'orit I eaaas piicamaulp Franconte, 8sfPwood, Portland, with mdse, to J che J Garver, Carve pe) «was rio: bd Wo-ay ena Oe ne a kag? ~ noenanes trial at Jeterson i.e. on the complaint of | fieih, Ninth wna Sixteenth wards. wilt be visi l Mutual va Oriental of New Yorks | | Ship Betty (MQ) “atahors, Shields 4 days, with mase,to | raul bed THE COURTS. Michael Harner cisponard strect, who enarzes | Iisa somewhat remarkable fact that the FO: '¢ mea targe crowd assembled yesterday a! fess nto ret part of fhe pasuage bad trang 3W | Myer pod . meena abe Stee taloons ar, i stating on doze aie of DBs | Seanag te touen Hate, banner ward for cieaolMee, ) ton grounds to witness the gome between the | 6440, pass, hip Huntress (B's Stor, as 44, Ton 736, ship ie oraed iu Frocesan; Pails c] twe an SUPRE nT —CHAMBERS. 4 two coats, worth $100. A part nineties nO fe named clubs, and especigMy to see those m Louse zi pgitegiane or | ee * = ided— roar ce a2 found on his body When arrested, new “gcrfnchers” which it was guid the Mutuals ) poten a Peep age Ar ae emmy tor Bro Port Joke Tho Fernando Wood Lense Case Dee! \MBRY OF a GOLD Warcu.—Omicer Mulligan, of ‘THE LABOR MOVEMENT. i we ; strong SW winds; carried away maintopsailyard, aplit main- | ing, i r » for 913,500. | the Gi would present. The “sorunchers” did not @ppear, | {) ftaysail ‘and pert for Salone ; Pres Jedgment Given for Defendant for ;_ ¢Pourteenth precinct, yesterday arrested George Be Giambi put it is confidently asserted that they will appear | “Brig Tconle (NG), Rio Janeiro, «9 days, with eotee, | Wild Humiar (in, Hatteld page Before Judge Cardozo. Thorp, a teamster, residing at 214 Spring street, | « Retrospect—History of the Mev cment—Fore a Tuesday next Inthe game at Lansingburg. The te Tanck. Mainake 6 Wept, Hed ne ar up to the | line Hales Ave. Banker “for Enlladelphia seed The Mayor, @c., of New York vs, Ferwande, { enargea with having stolen a gold watch, valued at mer Fallares and Present Reeults. o y ince rose Mat 3 fi Philades ‘Cassabron: , Marnantbe, 5 days, with | fro by Ne ay Sailed—Brig Orientals were not out in full strength, but “The laborer is worthy of his hire” lage as | YOUN ; - = ri apeidtigp they fielded very nicely and showed, as has often 2 | So re = Mtrehte P i cto ja a ws eth. ‘old as Holy Writ. Bat only in modern times, siuce teri: days, with » to master. G For ai (wi on asserted, that they possessed good material. ener Br), Emeline Hatght, Abbott Lasrenes o" a4 republicanism became a fact and ceased 10 be & | mea ee sey teliod very sharply, ‘and uring | Som tage te fave hagas sa Gna the . YA ly 0 wed, noha Jane vy GuMariel raist borer to but one fycatch was missed on | "Brig WA Rogers (Br), Sanders, Clenfwegos, 2% days, wi , Connon x i name, it was thought proper to raise the 1a ae ea eine x owing to the extraordinary leniency of sugar hey to Boyd & Hincken, Had moderate weather. Fennimore, Philuilelphin: Teaser german, Ontens and Fly, Wood.—This 1a the celebrated Wood lease cas’s, in which judgment was sought to be rcovered, by the city declaring null and void the ley,se of the defend- ant’s premises in Nassau street, Py ten years, at an $200, from Wm. Dowling, of 214 Mull street. hen arrested*a pawn ticket representing the stolen watch was found in his possession. Justice H before whom the accused was him for trial. FELONIOUS ASSAULT.—Frank et : Py mre Inport. annual rental ‘of $18,000, It vyill be remembered ComMiTTED YOR 4 be the equal of thoge who hired him. This was due a A riz Endorus (of Portland), Cummings, Remedios, 13 days, TLLBRIDGE, July 28—€ 4 x that the Phuntids charged fran’ and Dribery on the | Fischer, who fired a loaded revolver at his wrother | 1 ine “aivanced spirit of the aze, which Justly op- | {he umpire, ihe gavne draco ore of the gaiue 1s as a cy ele Bry Cosuan, Remedios, 13 a with ay. | EREW ORLEAN ES yon ih pct — part of Wood in procuring te passage of the reso- | Nicholas in lager beer saloon at ee Caris- | posed all distinetions of rank or birth and malo: | follows:— ar, fyi F Nevioe fon. Jsly 3, had a strong aortheriy | Washington. 6 cant en Grant. Quick, Nvork, Baw, v Coe’, ef ‘street on Fri read, MUTUAL, aebit, from leaux. Intion by the Common Cow'acii directing the lease | TP! ea ae Market | ined only thax supremacy of one over the other OMENTAL. op \ At 9 0B: | Mile Kenduskeng, Wrath, Bangor, 9 dayn with baaber, 10 NoRvOr.. scueblt fro orig Mt eas WN Eee peter ove made, On the trial “it was testifted by Judge ee ae ea eee aint at kag | which was won by personal exertion and successful 03 8 UTE | chase, Talbot a Co enertam, toon, | MEO A B Thomas, Winsor, Pladelphin ior Sat Purnard, as a witness, twat the charge was merely | prother Nictiolas, Was committed for trial on the | merit. When old ideas, antiquated notions and all oo BS oot} Pie Ng BW gales most of the pass | MEWAUWY TOIT, June 80—Arrived, sehr D Davi ag 4, political trick by Tamy.any Hall, to prevent Wood | charge of committing a felonious assault. the artificial forms of society which had, one and all, 220 4 - : ae. - PS UE Ruchum, Ritzabe ri. ety arn ae “trom being “trewblesevae” to that bady. The oe pa nea babar aad a ee eeapiaendl successively cropped out from the feudal somite 7 a : > A H i toner tt teva eather Prong tes enpp wen on Be, ghana ant ay Sheet te TR = was then tried Defora the court without a jury, an morning James E. McCormick, of No. 50 East Four' crumbled into fragments about the time of the Ame- o20 . wi split foresail and oN EWPOR ae PM— hra John Bi Judge Cartoro yerterday rondered his opinion in the | street, was arrested by offcer Andre, of the Jefferson | rican Revolution, foliowed by the upheaval in France gid SFT] kee aale ee eer rem, a, Gonna. Sage, mae xiom rer ath Davlanon, Suit Bui = for kent case, in whte! olds that the allegations 'g- | Market police squad, on a warrant issued at the in- | gt tne end of the last century of all constituted au- peal — — | passage. ‘ork ; Geo F Brown, Gedney, ence for ‘avori i 8 ne 1 ”, 5 Sprivger, Pall River for do; Hannah Little, Godfrey, an ese an remit ie citer din tase haa stance of a boarding house keeper, Mrs. Ann Under- | thority with a tendency for further development, the eae 518 ee Aas a Sonsini, Ctorant Bay, Ja, $8 days, with wings, Eat ee and ballaelphias James May led ae fitierly failed tee sustained by a particle of proof, } hill, No. 118 East Sixteenth street, who represents | cardinal principle of the equality of man, of the a oy Re i br Teabal rer i Reckiand) Msbury. Baraooe, 9 a sport; Slope Agent, wick, do; Oliva, ind were therefore very properly withdrawn. The | that the accused and his wife boarded with her in 1 xigié of all in’ orgadiasm adeiety to work ous 1 1 4 3-18 | Hudmoderate weather. July Tr, at Baracoa, Robert Payee ‘ime Lucia B Ives, Bowditch, Hoboken; Amelia, enly question remaining in the case was whether | 1867, and by representing that he was a large im- | dual rig! y aerate Neca 9 time bury, seamen, e native of Froesia, was drowned whilebeth- |: Buea, Ra 4 York’; sloop Thé Oak, Mitchell, Pro™ the efenaant (Wood) can recover rent in this action, | porter and dealer in coal, succeeded in cheating her | their prosperity and do it with the same opportunt- r eee erytetis nel pr vw aaaetonan aud if so from what period. There was no force in | out of $120. McCormick denied having defrauded | tig for all alike, came first into promiment notice. re, T. H, Copping and Thomas Hunt. Kchr 3.8 & 1 C Adams, Adams, Santa Oruz, Cuba, 23 days, 2 Arrived, sehrs Margaret, Powell, Fenton, Falindel the point taken by the Corporation Counsel that no | her, admitted the debt and was committed in default divisi ft th Js of the world —1 255, with sugar, to master. john Manlore, Sta’ ne, _ : ‘erry for Rondout; Hy recovery could be had until a formal lease had been | of bail. ‘The unequal division of the goods o! ” —_—— Schr Sun (Br’, Rhodenwall, Cat Is!and, 9 days, with frait, ee ead canta J Rasllage Biisabetty executed. ‘The main point upon which the plaintits ALLEGED Ropnery.—Barney McGaffney and Fd- | 80me being endowed with more than a sufficiency Base Ball Notes. to RE Hutchinson, rrived, achrs J Rusling, Elizabeth- Schr St Hubert (Br), Forgon. Glace Bay, 15 days, with and others having none at all, and the latter being a | ‘The Mutuals leave town to-night for Albany, where | coat to B Fama £Go, em Glace Bay, 18 day by majority of the human race, was at that time the | they wilt play with the Nationals to-morrow. On B), Davion, Windsor 18 days, with ameliorate the condition of the poor, to elevate the | Tuesday they wil! play the “Haymakers” at Lansing- chr I do-ph (Br), , St John, NB, 11 days, workingman morally, intellectually and socially and | burg. a with ta her and lath, to Masterson 1 Co. | a aS to make him on the other hand politically the equal The Lansingburg, Rochester and Buffalo folks P abi, r X » cd to rely was based upon the question he raisett as to the character of the tenancy of the city er the expiration of the lease ordered to be re- He claimed that it Was a mere holding over the old lease. This view could not be sus- tuned, as it was in evidence that Wood had noti- ward Cook were arrested on Friday night by detec- tives Young and Hibberd, of the Eighteenth precinct, on the complaint of Patrick Dowd, of No. 91 West Houston street, who accuses them of stealing $112 J Rusling, Hoboken | 3 ‘all River; Mary Natt, Wate i charu <1 to Baltinore. r, New York. ficd the city that such occupancy would be deemed } from him. ‘The complaint represents that Dowd was | aii" other more fortunate members of society | still feel much incensed at the Unions, of Morrisama, | WReresedintarsed garg, oun! wo Balipare, | hacienda. ik an acceptance of the pre! for the term and at } called into a saloon on Third avenue by Cook. After | hag been one of the principal moving causes | for omitting them on the tour of the club West | nayai stores, to Dollner, Potter & ‘hrs M Lowell, ihe rent mentioned the resolution. As to the | taking several drinks he retired to the back room, | of all revolutionary outbreaks in Europe, | ward. ‘Schr ME Turner, Tr mers i nae iM nay evans ; unt’ which the defendant Wood is entitled to re- | where McGaffney was sitting, and fell asleep. On | and is till the great cause that makes The Stars will soon be out again brighter than Sehr Moonlight, White, in Cranes manny hanes cover, his Honor decides that it must be limited to | awaking at twelve o'clock he found his pocketbook ‘ts if in. occupants of kingly thrones feel pneaay in their | ever. ‘Tis well. Schr Monmouth, Anderson, Vireiole, |, Corwin, Port Johnson. it the rent due when the action was commenced. For | and $112 e. The prisoners were committed in | yelveted seats. Singular as it may appear, it is never- The Actives know that they can do bet july Bl—Arrived, barks Ido Kimball, That sum, with interest and costs, judgment will be | default of $500 bail to answer at the General Ses- | theless true, that although for more than fifty years | they did on Friday last in the Ee rd W Dodge, Hooper, Trinidad via Key the “labor movement” has beclouded the political | they mean to do so on Thursday next. horizon of Europe, It was only within the last decade | Good fan at Hoboken to-morrow. that results beneficial in their consequences we ‘The prize offered by the proprietor of the Rens- achieved; because, within this late period only, t! selaer Park, at Troy, to the member of the Hay- reudercd in his favor. Tn conclusion his Honor states that if the defend- ant’s attorney thought proper to take it the judg- ment migit direct the execution and delivery by the Comptrolier of & lease, pursuant to the resolution, in Shelton, Barbodos; brig, 8 Strout, Strout, ' Rogera, Pensavoln;” Frances '8C; Lotta, Taylor, Portland. m Liverpool; brig J Mcintyre, from West Indies, ALLEGED Highway RoBBERY.—Between seven and eight o’clock on Friday night John Newell, of No. 799 Washington street, while sitting in front of thip John Harve } two web: fi ir New Haven, combinations of workingmen sought practical ends, | makers who should make the most home runs in : ‘i ts DO, fe ay abl, Cork or conformity with the views above expressed. his shop was assaulted by three men, named John | and whenever they looked for ne tore they suc: | games played oa the ‘park grounds is ulready pro- | , Bet Ha Nicholson, Stillman, Georgetown, DC, for Hud : s achre ZA Pai the renaming points in the case Judge Cardozo J i ceeded, and whenever they aimed at results beyond | ducing a bad effect. Everybody tries for “home Schr Edwin, Tuttle, Philadelphia for Newport, RI. }, E rt es, Minamore, Pembrok Gistmisses as not entitled to special consideration. and Hugh McGovern, of No. 784 Washington street, | their reach they always failed, runs’—nothing else. Schr Wm E Barnes, Forbes, Calais via Providence, where ; Livi Davia, Jobnson, eo and James Fitzsimmons, of No. 797 Washington In proof of this assertion it is but necessary to re- In the match at Cleveland yesterday between the @ dixcharg Pa ERAS i 30 ik Willinase, Corson, Qu Claims Against the Cty—The Tax Levy De- | street. He charges that the three men attacked him, | fer to the labors of Fourier, St. Simon, Cabet and | Unions of Morrisania and Railway Untons of Cleve- | Schr Tantamount, Montcomerr, Mount Desert, Me, 8 dayne, | | HOMTEAND, iy ot tatuiews, Georgeown, DC; Lottie, felled him to the pavement, and, after beating him | ochers, who, by their systems Of labor '(advocated, | land the former were the Winners, the score being | "Sheri muitie Day. Aseusta, 9 days, with lumber, toE | Henleys New York. sinalon, steele, Philadelphia; Naontay clared Mandatory. in a brutal manner, robbed him of $425 which he | jn some respects, by Louis Blanc when a member of | 43 to 8. P Brown, Elizabethipora: d Emit do. s & Raymond vs. The Comptroller of the City of New York, d¢c.—This was an application for per- cmptory mandamus against the Comptroller to com- had upon his person. Yesterday morning officers Sands, Crook and Blackwood, of the Ninth precinct, arrested the men. They were arraigned at Jeffer- son Market and committed in default of bail Brig A J Ross, Wyman, Georgetown, DC. 2)—Arrived. brig Ope Heath, Wiliams, do; the provisional government of France under Lamar- Sehr Marion Draper, Meady, Bangor, 6 days, with lath and e tine), endeavored to bring about a. complete and Matches to Come Of. lumber, to E.@ Brown, Newark. PORTSMOUTH, sudden revolution of society, by means of which the Monday—Mutual vs. National, at Albany; Atlantic mee Beuthas Eeasery Bangor, 10 days, with lumber, to John workingman was not only to become his own em- ; £0 4 ; i . July 31 Arrived, steamer Utiltt pel him to adjust the Nae claim against the city | for trial. The butcher on appearing to enter a com- | ployer, but also the master of the governing power | V® Oriental, of Greenpoint, Union grounds; Empire ae aise, Hunter, Bangor via Norwalk, where she dis: i Suly St ea eat 000 for advertising done. The case was sub- | plaint presented a frightfully lacerated appearance. | of the country. The first two failed sivnally in Eu- | V8. Eagle. Schr Convert, Pendleton, Bangor vix Bridgeport, where she | rickeon Cheeseway Creek, Gran mflied on brieis and points a short time since, and | The prisoners denied the charge of robbery, but ad- | rope, with all their plans. Cabet tried it first in Texas Tuesday—Mutnal vs. ‘“Haymakers,” at Lansin- | discharzed. ‘and John Compton, Child, ae Secuee Judge Cardozo yesterday rendered @ decision direct- | mitted the assault, and offered as an excuse that a | and then in IJlinois and falied also. Louis Blanc, burg; ‘Eekford vs. Unique, of Staten ‘Island, Union Schr Willie Lee, Smith, Thomaston, 5 days, with lime, to ‘ Raynior, Hu hingon, and 3 ab ives ra ing the Coiptroler to adjust the claim, and holding | few nights ago Newell had assaulted one of them. with all the prestige of his name and position, also | grounds, eer a cal waco g call Win aheuar ton weet bettors y y , {Mat (he Tax levy is not permiséives in reference to | arregep POISONING BY A WOMAN.—Mary Ann | failed with his “public government workshops.” | ” Wednesday—Mutnal vs, Irvington, Union grounds. | art =i Packeh é : d ‘the cla but mandatory, " " f Ireland, twenty-cight years of | OWen believed he could succeed upon a similar prin- Thursday—Atlantic vs. Active, Union grounds. Schr Herald, Hall, Rockland, 5 days, with ime, to W S ~~ Bardwell, a native of Ireland, twenty-eight yea ciple of socialism, but his colony at New Harmony, | Friday—Eekford vs. Irvington, Union grounds. Brown & Co. a ¢ SUAROGATE’S COURT. age, was arrested by officer Mullane, of the First | ind., did not long exist. The Germans also tried Saturday—Mutual vs. Eckford, Union grounds. Schr Delaware, Crockett, Rocktani, 6 days, with lime, to $ ee a el aan ee precinct, charged with having poisoned or dragged | their hand at creating model “settlements” upon Line es sea Pressey .t C mes gers; h Snow. NY ork. aN B ‘0. Swine Gavotte an /Tanwenmn Captain Plumacer, Been Haley, Rockland, 6 days, with lime, toW 8S ‘OLON si bl y rown & Co, of property, but the colony of Communia, which | of switzerland, has purchased forty thousand acres | _ Schr Richmond, Gupttil, Rockland, 6 days, with lime, to W they started in lowa nearly twenty years ago, falled | of land in the vicinity of Tullahomaand McMinville, | § Brown & Co, as the others aid, and with the exception of some in Tennessee. The first instalment of immigrants. Schr Ruth S Hodgdon, Hall, Rockland, 5 days, with lime, to few comparatively insignificant settlements like the * grants, | ws frown & Co, y base! designing to establish themselves upon this tract, Schr Oregon, Fountain, Rockland, 6 davs, with lime, to Papin tee Seon hog here pased upon | passed through Lynchburg on Friday en route for | Pressey ¢ Co.” J J » ° religious fanaticism, and tho Shaker communities 10 | snelr new homes, ‘They are men af means and will | | Sehe Ned Sumpter, Lord, Rockland via Providenc different parts of the country, none like it could exist thake excellent citizens. They will engage, we | she discharved part cargo. even for longer than a few years. All these attempts to | HBAKe excellent, citizens IS ee Serene Pe oN Haley, Rockland, better the condition of man—to make, or rather force “4 Schr Monnt Hope, 1. Rockland. allon a common level—have so far failed, and igno- Before Surrogate Tucker. e wills ot the following named persons, de- cd, were adiuitted to probate:—Of Harriet Fis- chacter, Elbert Heury, Charles Roffe, William Mc- Murray, Samuel F, Waring, William Leggett, Joseph BE. Pope, Wiilam Perry, Timothy Perry, John H. Burgy, Jolin Hi. Scott. Letters of administration were granted on estates of the following named deceased:—Wilhelmina Hop. pen, Kate J. Boyd, George Wells, Patrick M. Flana- an, Michael burke, Johanna M, M. Sutherland, rederics Browning, Thomas Phair, Johu G. Ran- cher Hattie Ball, aged fifteen. It appears that Hattie | %!8 principle of complete equality and communion lived with her father on the canal boat H. N. Holt, lying at pier No.8 East river, and Mary Ann is em- ployed on a canal boat lying at an adjoining pier. At about half-past six o'clock on Friday even- ing Mary Ann induced the girl to come on board the boat on which she was employed, and there, as it ts alleged, adininistered to her some poisonous @ after which she stripped the girl almost naked, and left her on the boat in an insensible condition from the effects of the drug. The girl was attended by several physi- cians, and although she is still unconscious she is not believed to be in 4 dangerous condition. Mary kinner, Thrasher, Georgetown, DC (or fladelpbie; Shy we. Ht 1, Boston. chiel (sr), , where titutton, Comstock, Panama} tton, La Libertad ared, bark Ger! a (NG), Alb Gen Barnes, Morton, NWor! lo, Atkins, NYork. rLeocaiia, Poole, NYork. rry, Georgetown, DC, —Cleared, brig TF W Chesley, v1 raising on an extensive scale.—Lynchdurg Republi- | Sonr Nou Behe Fer miniously, too, because they were ali aimed at an | C2 Schr Albert, Rvan, Falmouth. impracticabie thing, and lost sight of the one great Leen aes Berry, Pierce, Boston, 4 days, with ofl, to the animating power in human nature, the love of gain Schr Louisa, Foster, Boston, 4 days, with oil, to the Long and the pleasure of its possession, H Pp I N N E W Ss Island O81 Co. ‘ At Itocdate, in England, a very hmited number of $s I P G r ‘Schr D M French, Jones, Boston for Albwny. Yaramaribo (Dutch), Jost, Rotterdam. . Sapp, John ee tee Burke, A ed bef ‘Justice H t th Jr. Samues Desagur, OWen Fay, Jr., Philip Biernan, | 422 Was arraign fore Justice Hogan at the f cotton spinners, with a few pennies contributed — eo Sehr Sencen, Doddrigry Boston for Albany. Charies Larsson, tilzabeth, Law, Henning Nellaon’ | Tombs, but vo complaint was taken, the magistrate | Weekly by each, commenced a more sensible system. Almanac tor New Yorke--Tuls Day. Schr Almon’ Bacon, Crosby, Roston ior Rondout. deeming it advisable to refer the matter to the coroners for their action. Sehr Geo Gillura. Chapman, [ Schr Julia E Willetts, Rayles, Pr eve —— | Schr Thos P Cooper, Weeden, Prosi: Schr Connvcticut, Stephenson, Provid ‘The few in 1843 have by this time increased to many nieket thousands and their few pennies to many hundred thousand pounds; and, what is more, their own and unexpected success is Berving as an example to the | Sun sets... Vai Buskirk, Marie Wemeck, James Wright, Byrnes, Mary G. Van Sory, William Conk- lin, Wriitamn Dayer, John G. Dixon, Elizabeth Cor- bin, Philip Duyer, Jemerson F. Gray, Catharine E. asareere ¢ for Philadel hia, ‘ay Elizabethport - 4 57 | Moon rises . for Elizabeth: . 7 14, High water..morn 7 Sun rises CORONERS’ INQUESTS YESTERDAY. the Fifth Avene, St. n'a, Westminster, Hott 6 port. sedis 5 , Benes Schr Dr Franklin, Scovill, Provitenc zabethport. Nicholas, - Morton ¥. Wole, Martin Rentz, Mary Ma- resi of the world, not only as to how workingmen Provider deg sorreaicnattitans, Serertit Howe Conrad Kock, Thomas O'Hara, Gertrude Ver- can live cheapest, but how they can increase their Weather Along the Coast. PE Ay Revere i senna Knowie's Insset Destrover, in Fatal Result of a Quarrel. own gains, make most of the wages received and Port. Wind. Weather, — Thermometer. Schr Challenge, Smith, Warren for Edizabvethport. preferer «2 Simply because they have Cher fue Letiers of gusrdianship:—Michael Curran ap- | ¢, Rahteipes iat walt t at Bellevue Ht have most'time and means for the advancement of ‘Avausr 1-9"4. M. Sehr Niger Baker, Néw Londo fnibeze and fonnd thein wanting, and pronounce Knowles In, pointed guatdian of Michael Burke, Anna Cornell of ‘oroner Schirmer held an luquest at Bellevue HO® | tote own mental culture and the education of their Hazy 7) Schr P B Anderson, Rankin. Portland. Ct. eateoreney powrertel to be, at Abby A. and George E. Cornell, Wiliam T. Reilly of } Pital yesterday on the body of Patrick Carroll, whose | children, Schulze-Delitsch, In Germany, was among See ae ee eee oe put up t mers, hospitals, prisons aud Margare toand Harr a J er hay Roche of | death was occasioned by hemorrhage from a wound ee se was bpehton talented, ae bone chr Hartlet & Ned. Davis, New Hoven. ea, in hotties, a, conte, 4 i saa ‘ine read ary Phoriell, Mary McQuade of Philip and David ‘ook notice of this new attempt on Sebr Surge, Dennis, New Haven for Philadelph vg by buying lari a Mcwuade, Coat ag Which he recelved while engaged in am altercation J dition of the workinginan, a true attempt to make | Wilmington....- fcht Mary Dyer, Clark, New Maven for Trermone tRITRENTOS T sixth avenue, ug - ——— with Otis Clapp, in Thirty-eighth street, on the night } the “lubor movement” a complete success; and the | Fortress Mor Schr Little David, Blair, New Haven for Klizabethport. * = CITY INVPELLIGENCE. of the 26th ult.’ The following is the testimony ad- | present condition of the co-operative socleties in Schr J BB . Jones, New Haven for Klizabethport. BSOLULE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT ES r Schr Editor, Black, New Haven for [| Schr Urbana, Brown, Bridyeport for F Schr Luala B Ives, Bouty, Greenport { duce: Arthur Roach, being duly sworn, said—I am sergeant of the Twenty-ninth precinet police; at Staten; desertion, non-s1 thiport. Germany —of stores and banks and other like estab- lishments, even to life and fire insurances, employing millions of capital for the common benetit of all con- nflicient cause; no ce free. thport. publicity ; no charge watil divorce obtained Phila feiphia. M. HOWES, Attorney, twelve o'clock P. M. Saturday, the 25th, the prisoner, | cerned—speaks well for the endeavors of those who | ~~~ : me BELOW. A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT changes in the temperature gf the | Otis Clapp, came to the station house’and told me | transplanted the Rochdale experiment to the Conti- PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 1, 1868. — oper ets Sere Saeie tog Wie paet twenty-four hours, d well | that he nad had @ diMculty with @ man named | pent, and also well for the honesty and impartiality ae a, h ee Bark Union, from Glace ‘harge until) divorce ts obtaincd. ice Patrick Carroil, and that he and Carroll were in the employ of Mr. kd. Jones, who had dischary Carroll, and that Carroll had come to him and charged him with being the cause of his discharge; he also said Ann RANA 261 Broadway, oom No, f those to whom the sdministration and manage- 2D. ay, £0 faent of the individual societies were entrusted. B@ The office of the Herald steam yachts ia at Whitehall SAILED. Cad ormapyre> In France societies of like nature have been insti- | slip. All eoramnunicatio from owners and consignees to the tuted, and they also pregress rapidly, although the veosels will be forwarded free of Bs (le Weekly average as indicated by the therimo- Teter at Ul» pllarimacy, No 218 Broadway, D AND INFORMATION FUR- Havana and all legalized Jotteries, JACOB CLUTE, ia, Linerpoo! ; San Franctsyo. Steamships City of Parte, and Penvayiv Columbia, Glas Arizona, Aspiow es that Carroil attacked him and he could not get away | stringent supervision exercised in that country by | “SE... oo the Herald steam yachts-the Jaure or the | Sisaland Vera (raz; Cresce iv, and Maripase “vey: Ronker and Broker, 200 Broadway and 153 Ful'on street, aa. M ee - §8 | from nim, so he drew a smail pocket knife and cut | government oMciais is not condysive go the Browth | gmeeonet the, Hera Wiltehall evesy morning at balf-past ee ee eae tee Ret aes ad Gaive a Sean aenene oo : eee fo | Carroll across the wrist; he also said deceased was | of individual associations for public purposes, tour o'clock for the Lower Bay. toni Searp sent Noe ee" aatian, Charies- ee eee cone G ROOT BERT ue “86 12 PM 3g | Diceding profusely, and that he desired to give him- | There is also a labor movement on foot now in this —_— berasieiee ail Meet Ohi Eee cee ne A ROOT Oe te ana the por go” <P) aves ar. ‘S | self up; the prisoner handed me the knife when he } country, oe from the Atlantic t@ the Pacific, CLEARED. Pearlece tnd meccrt Ban Beane Haan ky re a] fae ion Oe umraed preparat'” wa 1h Reneral iw ithe bib : fox, | came tothe station house; he said he had acted | and having its roots in all large cities of the Union. . Joan, Why dark Hasbet (ory, Genoa, cae tO te tye anther nwt f6F Making that plea- Average during the W 0. | Meee ee In some cases it limite ttsell to a stélke for an in: | steamship Penasylvana (Br), Hail, Liverpool—National } *Wind at sunset WSW. oRLEB ee ae See rae ae a eee ee at, Benjamin C, Riga, M. D., testified—I am at crease of pay; in othere, and ta the important } steamshi seine in pus hip in 7 efi, 38 cont and 84 hotties, also in gallon be) ie » as house surgeon at Bellevue Hospital; the dect case, to reduction of the gonrs of labor. ‘The | Steamshtp Arizona, Maury, Aspinvall--Pacific Mail Steam- cans at #12, TOF maging 7 | PENAONA:.—Geueral J. M. Schotield, Secretary of | was gdmitted Iniy 26, suttering from an incised | Henao, as in the case. of all other po a pecciaidtapee Shipping Notes. Forenle by'P. B RNAP Is Cor te eo ae eis Boer War, arrived here vesterday and is now stopping at | Wound of the wrist dividing the radical artery; he | menta, has given full and impartial reports of the pro. | _ Steameblp Mariposs, Kemble, New Orleans—H B Cromwell {The sleamsbtp Arizona, for Aspinwati, took out 1,000 tone | by druggists Frerally ‘was sveak from loss of blood when admitted; he de- veloped delirium tremens after he got to the ward; the radical artery was tied and the hemorrhage ceased; he tore the bandage off two or three times; the Metropolian He Vousp Dnownep.—'rhe body of an unknown man, abous fifty years of age, dressed iu black clothes, Was ceedings of the workingmen and of theiremployers. | * £2: of freight for California and about 1,190 packages for Japan But it was noticable that while the strikes. fur more StevensniP Crescent City, Weir, New Orleans—amuel | gnq China. She had about BO) passengers. pay or less hours of labor were numerons, for the co- ‘Steamship Fiag, Barter, Fernandina—J K Roberts. Marine Disasters. operative movement, which has done so much in Steamship Euterpe, (iates, Key Weet and Gaiveston—C H { OFFICIAL DRAWING OP THE KENTUCKY State Lotteries, TRA OLASS 463, DROID n, Surr YorKTOWN, of Grinnell, Minturn & Co's London line, LARS «. avaust 1, i wind in lie Water at pier No. 43 Norta river yester- | OM the night of the 30th ult., when the ward was land and on the Continent for the elevation and | Mallory & Co, ‘was struct y 7, 4, 6, 47, 78, 2 1 mH} on . quiet, he tore off evefything, splints, bandages, &c., | education of the day laborer, little comparatively was | , Steamsbip Cleopatra, Phillips, Savannan—Murray, Ferris | |ZiN# 6 Dyer 0 Raat river, Ky Vightning ist even’ | gyvaveoky ear cise. 6h ‘oRciDER and the hemorrhage following this act was very pro- | done here. Notions of the’ most extravagant char- + gg SUNSTHOKE.—Ororge Koberte, aged twenty-three, pase 0s, Azever 1, 6. BniG SARAM, Capt G W Gorham, left Hav: 85, 40, 20 Te a9, am, fuse; I was called at three 0’ clock in the morning | acter a8 to the natural antagonism between labor | Siamablp Thames, Pennington eS wee Bh Ty A, 21, AC, 48. sh, res rT aburt Y + ip Manhattan, Woodhull, of 700 tons of su for Falmonth, Fi Af bel ij a 7 English, residing tu Wiiliatisburg, was found sutfer- | and proceeded to the ward, where I found deceased | and capital, the enmity which is. sup} to exist | ato? ens buatsbort me twas found that abe leaked ery baile Mh T ateuomt orare oun etae ms Sas Gis aay ing from # roke at the coruer of Ninth avenue | Struggling Korg A and the floor and bed cov- | between the moneyed employer and those he hires to ‘Steamship Mary Sanford, Moore, Wilmington, NC—James | rough weather, and the captain decided to bring her inw port +! A sinieonti strcet yesterday and sent to Mount | ¢Fed with blood; he died in about an hour; the | perform the work for which he pays, and the oppres. | Hand. for repairs rather than run the risk of damage to the (car; 13, 16, 61, 39, 95, 96, 36, 58, 31, 20, 32. Sinai Hosp 3 wound was not dangerous, sand he would probably sion and subjectton to tyrrany which the working. | ,,Sweamship Louisa Moore, Wallace, Newbern—Murray, Fer. | She arrived bere lai week, discharged a part of the carun, | ihwoUny nratk LOrrekY -OuAbe B16 avGUHr, 10h a Me a ve recoverci he dressings had not deen torn | man has to bear fi 4 ris & Co. ¥ . She is owned by Mr Hunt, 1 2, 55, 6, 49, pt 1, KZ Sesions «ae Cascaity.—A few minutes before J off; 1 made @ post mortew exainination of the body, | command—all, such. Mens, OF rather movious: pre | pecamayiPatanae Bell, Bourne, Norvoie, City Point and | of Rabinston. neon Senor 2h SitwONS b MURRAY, Managers. ten lesi wilt car No. 71 of the ond avenue line ran over Churles Rekhart, of No. 945 East Fifth street, but found nothing save @ general disease of the or, Officer Woodward, of the Twenty-ninth precinct, 1G PRENTISS Hones, which sailed from Fernandi For circulars, &e., in the above Lotterlee addtrias ber shore om North MURRAY, EDDY £ CO., Covington, Ky. “* vail to @ great extent: of the true labor mo’ ut when the practical results Steamship Empire. Price. Alexandria James nent, such as have been Steamship E C Knight, Denty, Hand. July 24 for Boston, with lumber, went ashore on North eorgetown, DC—Phillipa & | Breaker, in olng over the bar, but came off without damage, th sauat dees eb ands achieved elsewhere to the greatest Brown. For ch , ke, fo the Missourt State Lot di ay the corner of second avenue aud Fortieth atreet. | and Julius Fay also gave their testimons, which, | shall become appreciated Nets am eel weciy the Gui |. Steamahin Nereus. Bearse, Boston—W P Civce bye a" POM, RENN ME SIMMONS, MUREAY 4 C0, One of ekhart's Was broken, and the police | however, was unimportant. World the just’ desire of the workingman fora more | wieamsmp Wameutta, Fish, New Bedrord—Perguion & | St™ BANYARD, of Gloucester, was struck by lehtning on noe one Mo, urgeon o/ tne Fweuty Ast precinct reports ampu- | | The above was all the testimony taken, and the | improved, « tore intellectual existence for himself | “ship Fearless, Ratlard, San Franciaco—Sntton & Co, ainmast and proceeped round it in rigraiconree, making | qt'Wo, ovuiee needs se Leonie; Mine ny 8 n necessary to eave his fife. The ‘, . re ~ | and posterit all b ‘ ; bs iene ts 0, an Incision some four inches in depth. Fortunately no one | “ — wan tuken 10 Ballovne Honpital ey otficer Horanan. That deceased, Patrick Carroll, caine and pe Will be all but accomplished. Ship Republik (N. rtm en Unkart « Co. ” unately no one ‘The eight hour mov th layel Ship Gorilla (Br), Jones, st John, NB—Wliliams & Guion, | W8* Injurad, and the vessel has proceeded on ber trip to 4 eck fe Detceamvers of this city | Bak Amiornacis Uitsiy Violas| Genoa. and Puismaecten: | Georges OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELBY Ce Ruy Ove#.—A child named Annie Eiseler, aged th by hemorrhage from a wound of the | is to-day in ab A, ut the same condition as it was last Lottery of Kentucky :— ist inflicted by Otta Ch z ‘Bo - renee, Gilen & Co, Miscetlaneous. . P eoetae 7 9 three years, whose parents reside in Seventh avenue, it'wan through insanity" or the deceased’ tuat the | Soe widtet) ote ate A a eee Foapeote Bark Minnie Gordon (Ital), Guletta, Gibraltar for orders— | Purser Fred W Ely, of the steanenip Rapidan, from sa | "RUAN Ta eT Rae Rae Naat ABOUT LTH between Fifty-sixth and Pifty-seventh streets, was | Wound resulted fatally.” causes, If it bo true, aa the bricklayers say, that | “mark Rune Mart SHELBY COVLFOR-OLARS 988, AUauerT TIF. Pape Town, CGH—Punch, | Yannah, will please accept our thanks for favors. LAUNCHED —At Calais recently, from the yard © ‘ago Waydell t Co Cookson, a achr of about 40 tons, Intended for fi Qoroner Schirmer thereupon discharged the prie- rin over vesterday by ; oner from custody, of rt 43, 85, 45, MG, 1M, 16, 17, Sb, 8, 94 jway car at the corner FRANCE, Sart a tae sixth #treet and Seventh avenue. ‘The driver UKENTOCKY—ESTRA atl, avauer 1, 18, R most of their men, comprising over three thousand | Meincke & Wendt. Of the trade, are et work at remunerative rates and | Bark Evening Star (Bri, Miller, wae arresiod by oficer Bre . of the Twenty- Fatal Railroad Accident. at eight hours per day, then the maeter masons, perk Siac seareen Darla, tllesn She Beattie. coasting on the St Croix river. %, 4 Sah Si a he I, 62, 75. econd precinet, aad he oliid removed to St. Luke's | Corsner Schirmer held an inquest at Bellevue Hos. | WHO. place be‘ore the. publie a long Brig Santiago (Ital’, Casabrona, Loghorn—Maitiand, Phelps Whalemen. 1 Bh th ty a ae Oe N, & my of buildings on which work been | & Co. Cleared at New Bedford July 31, bark Wm Gifford, Veeder + SS MUANTICE, MOBRIEN '& CO.¢ Mann si SEVENTH WARD SevMorn AND Bhar Asso. | Pita! yesterday over the remains of Mary Kearney, a | stoppe? in ean 6 of the ctrike, Brig A H Curtin, Merriman, Genoa —H Baetjer, for Pacific Ocean. ? : For circulars and infurmulion inthe above Ltteries nidae st evening this association held a meet. | 2&U¥e of Ireland, fifty years of age, whose death ro- | have been Crawing upon thett imagination for their | Brig Don Quixote, Conan reeiitcs—H Df £9 U Brook- | At Tecamas June If, bark Catalpa, Pierce, of NB, no re FRANCE, SMITII & CO., : port of all since last repert. Hs ja July 22, chr 8 E Lewis, of Boston, reiting, Ifthe masier masons speak the trath then it Rermu to sail in afew di wsn layers? unions are pletring their own case } Bris Site Maria, Bev, sulted from injuries received on the 28th uit. by ington, K riers, 6% Market street, from which “ile vis Cadia- Milter & Hough- neusuring thirty-five | tine at tie corner of Cherry and liver sercets “ong | Lote than tis. The truth, very fikely, aa iD every | trig Mica Abit, Tivhstin, Cais Miter & Houghton, Spoken. Pig A a I i . ¢ controv en 6, oRoLa, Rowe, Ap) ‘i 3. . s Mr. J. HaMio presided. There was | evidence showed gross carelessness on the part of med that a2 leg oe DOM ine peenton | Bed Lake Urea denes, Oh daee. ened ate, fro or Boston, Tuly 8, off Nan- ral Building, 124 Fulton street, rooms Nos, 2 an ay med that ae long aa both sides persist | Brg todia Ht Cole (Br), in their present position, without any show of a wil Brig D ihngness to compromicc, the strike will continue. It hes—and of this thers tg gai? to be no doubt—already been of suMctent Gye to the city and the publie atlarge. The best building season ts wasted, and while many houses were expected to be built, and | & the hope was felt that rents, In eonsequence of new paitis Active (By, Jenkins, Ric buildings, would be materiaily reduced by next a Spring, that hope may now be fruitless. The work- see Me ent Teton Pemnneen Oe menrnate= Oy ingmen themselves have lost a considerable amount, Brig L H Kimball, Lunt, Norfolk Lant Pros, for NYork, to ; Morning ‘ hi, Walter, Which they could have earned for their own and the | Brig Rolling Ware, Snow, Flirabethport—s WW Lewis & Oo, | Ide; anole, Luuher, for Antwerp for 10 dare: Adin caper of the public while they remained tdle. The — Montgomery, Port Piatt—Eggere & | rR ind or 3 da ing; schr Annie yton, F ‘butions by the confederated unions did not | Heinlein. a. sonnson, Eleuthera -R ® iutchie failed th DARE Suan F Peargon, Morge vermeil, Wit £ Mame, Puget Sound (and aafled 19th (or Shanghae), Kinoston, Ja, July 1d—Sailed, sche Mary E Jones, Perry, Il, Jacksonville Van Brunt # Stnght, | NYork. 7 - — RopONDA, Joly I—In port brige Chas Albert, Nickerson: eRetown, SC—ciolithwalte & | geo‘ireeze, Williams; scr Lilly, Woolford, all for’ Hat i New York city. tasted fghtsntp (Oy pilot boat GW Bi e ‘ meek ghia int, 3 © deuna, NOI ¥ Whitney & | “ote Fenus (Bee) days from New York Asie ders, July 38, tat 46 57, ion 66 06. owt TAtile Glece Bay—Stupeom & | “Rice Pidalio (NG), from New York for Hamburg, Jul ber, Cow Bay —Peniston + Co. Thomas Pell, the driver of the car, and the jury ren. dered a verdict in accordance. Pell was committed by the Coroner to await the action of the Grand Jury, Sudden Dea Coroner Rollins held an inquest over the remaine of Charles Drum, a resident of New Jersey, who died suddenly from disease of the heart at (he New Jersey Central Railroad Company's ferry house, foot of Cortlandt street. The remains were removed to New Jersey for interment, 1 mach interest appeared proceedings. Messrs. Saw- YORNS. SUFFERERS FROM CURNS AND BUKIS ) will find a apeeriy cure, without any pain, by cailngon Dr. KIMBELL, 88 Bowery.” Separate apartment for late, Moseuite Rites IMMEDIATELY CURED—BY JR. TOBIAS? Venetian Liniment. Sold by the drygas everywhere. NEW FURNITURE WARBROONS, L = ON & SONS, OY Broadway, Ny have added to their busines 6 Furniture Department, in which they will keep tha Moat Comntete Stock i r Cork for or attendance to enliven the cdings, which were brought to a close with a pyrotechnic exhibition, Drownixg Cas ty THe Norra Rivar.— Yesterday morning a schooner while passing up the North river ran down a small boat, in which were a Mr. Hum yand his son, a mere boy. Mr. Hum- to the overturned boat until rescued by ®stiuli sku. His son was, unfortunately, ed, and 1618 believed that he was gsruck by woof the schooner, which vessel kept on ite ‘Way without muking the Plightest attempt to rescue the lives they had imperilied. itr, Humphrey is @ resident of Jersey City. MUSIC IN THR PARK.—Just as the exeelient pro- gramme of music had been performed yesterday at the Mail, which was largely a clonds, Brix Kennebec, from the West Indies for Portland, July 26 @@ Shinnecock (by pilot boat Hope, No 1). ibucto, NB—Heney & Par Brig Springbok, from Sagua for Boston, July 2%, no lat, dc. Foreign Ports. In port barke Damon, 6 desire to announce t HEALTH MATTERS, make up this los, and although every workingman in the country may be taxed to any bearable per- centage the loss to the public will hardly be compen- sated. This, at least, is the argument of the master Biras masons, = aiso complain that the control of their Sue Daley, i own work is sought to be taken out of their hands : . by the trades ntons. On the other hand, the brick. | kite E Lockwood, St John, Wilmington, NC—Thomae & | Liou vo cure, July 17—Sailod, brig Mary Purney (Br), layers deciare that they are striving to make their | — Schr Marion Gage, Brower, Wilmington, NC—N L McCreq- | Boston, existence as compatible with that of a rational being Co. American Ports. 4s possible: that ten hours. day at work, especially | < Schr A W Collins, Tooker, Wilmington, NC—Van Brunt &# | | ALEXANDRIA, Juiy 3I—Arrived, sehr Frank Jamieson, % i to be found in the oi Settlement of the Difficulty Between tho immediate supervisio Board of Health and the Butchere—The Work of Disinfecting. The long pending controversy between the Board of Health and the butchers, which even failed to reach a conclusion upon the decision of tbe Court of With the above atition to our Upholstery Department we are now prepared to mnpply. Cortaing and Porniture in Keeping with exch oth Jour advantages in imparting all our material will offer inducements ij priow ended, the lowering k and gloomy looking, opened their valves ina city of such « tances” as Slacht. : Boston ; Moonlight, Briggs, do; J M’ Richards, Irwin, Provi . Le. SOLOMON & 0) Saiiiia isin riflo Appeals sustaining the authority of the Board in the | York which racy ela the teberes pend wo at. Sear Yr tite Dit, Bogie, Benafort—Thomas & Hoimes, dence; Uncas, Align'e Pout; itebegoa Florence, Ric, Prov: | — aad. SAGES eONON 8 ON and down came a moat terrific shower, which soaked M pe at ir Schr A Heaton, Dougines, Washington, DU. Bentiy, Miller | incetown. FFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE STATE LOTERIZ9 used poor mortais to look for shelte premises, has fually, after much discussion and fre- | ditional hours a day in travel to and from the place | @ Thomas. Sailed—Schra Grace Girdler, Smith, and LB Wing, Endl. ( of Kentucky | reaie girl Tr. quent consultation between the parties at issue, and of bis work, i8 slavish vegetation merely, not com- Schr M Monson, Albin, Washington, DC-Van Brunt & | cott, Boston; Henry Finch, Fulkinburg, Allyn’s Point. STATE OF KENTUCKY OFXTRA OFA88 108, avoUeS 1, 1988, d ne tents Ket apart for h patible with the demands which a buman being | Siaght. BOSTON, S1—Arrived, bark Ei Morn (Br), ae he ba od especially to enicid from the | each of them and counsel since that decision, re- | should make on Iife; that healthful recreation and | Schr Conrad Fox, Ward, imore—M it I Bedell. Ny. ci arate OF KextUcKY—class 108; AUOUeE 1 ee Ke fy 1 / c vatt Sehr Catelle, Ward, Wilmington, Del Bro. the cultivation of the mind require more time chr Paragon, Shute, Mbiladeipbia. nie A Watson, Watson, Baltimore; that with but | Schr Thos Jetferson, Bowman, Eiizabethnort Ferguson & | Ai clair, Rdwards; Abigail, Haley: Wm Capen, laker; 23 rey; Bonny Boat, Kelley; Blin Matthews, Mc- jandy; 8 ‘Tt Wines, Hulse: Isaac Rich, well: Decorra, Clark: Br, Sprague : E Sinnickson, Wi more; Albert Field, Petty : David Was ner, i, am Kett & Bro, Pratt, Nickerson, Philadelph Haskell: HB Meicair, L, Francis, New London GK Rackett € Bro. | Phinney; Jamen Barrett, Nickerson, and Peiro, Rogers, billz rehing influence of the sun were now crammed woul by elegant toilets and summer habiliments of the | “ited tn what would have been better thought of ‘The thander rolled and zigzag flew | Year ago—a compromise. There were many reasons $e lights th orrents poured releaticesly. operating, in the judgment of the Board, to suggest ye frail vas yielded to the unremitting streain and huge drops came dripping on the assembled | “!# Conclusion—among others indefiniteness on cer. crowas, Afier some time, however, the beavy | ln legal points of jurisdiction and a desire to avoid © | Such hurried action as would result to the great pe- nN, 78, 70, 64, 95, than 18 now permitted, eight hours’ work per day a man can work | Wood. better and do more execution, with his body healthy, | Scht AM Morales, Newman, Ba his mind clear aud instructed’ and his heart willing. | Scbr Annie I The restrictions which the trades unions have | Schr W 8 B adopted in regard to apprentices and the like the lightest texture. the lightning, whi Le 44,7 mo 73, 46, meh, ta fh ae ’ a“, 69,20, DLASS 2, AUGUST, re 7, Wy, Gl, 4, 21, 6a, 6B, 58, 87, zi GREGORY WOOD Obi, Mamagers PRIZES CASHED IN ALL LEGALIZED RID, Inform GRAND CONBOLIDA TR: 8, 61, ai, 42, Be, GRAND CONSOLIDATE BP Sherman, RP Buck & Co, men 4 , et: r So tho desponding aod impriaoued groupe, “who | Contes Te eet te ewe Mamerncne the reey tires again Bar ees Casas gee, uOeanaeT, Breen: a v Benet, New Htaven--c Khackert & | sbethgar: willie Martlh, Lewis, Albany : Cabot, Phinney Money no object. 6,10,1249 ser quick'y left tue Park. toon akary industrial clase and the profit of @ few | petent hands to reduce the price of labor. Thus | Sloop Opera, Edwards, Providence-Siranahan & Ferew | Wolcbian Wiekerson: FN Tower, Perry, and Win i fnerainen van, Flee call as we do bushes ca Be he ciate Aa the matter now stands it is hoped. | there is good ground for both parties to stand on, | #0. ee, dintiies, bien , Bearse, Rondowt; AA Bich, Lewis, and Sarab, Morto firect and 66 Robineva sires -o Sroeem HOM POLICE INTELLIGENCE, busines wit De oeeieeee that no disruption of | and as both declare a determination “to fight it out Sloop Fred Brown, Gardner, Bristol Siranahan & Fergu- s on this line, if it takes all summer,” the end of the | "fiody J L Morgan, Dykes, New Haven M Barlow. ee ee ae Vian, ae Ten strike cannot as yet be foretold tchrs James Satterthwaite, Long, Philadelphia; Ann T Sip OVAL HAVA Y— IN GOs ‘The butchers agree in consideration that time be R ion furaiehed” Pa ORFLGA, te wat and information furnished by BR. LARCENY OF RAILROAD [RON.—A man named thelr cisneeh soe firat py Coa remove Nearly all the other trades are more or less inter- ARRIVALS, La bs = Oa street, opponite the Unite | States Tee: | a raign “ er houses , ested in the st ets 7 Fonter, New York ; ry McLaughlin was yesterday arraigned at the Jefter- | honestly and fairly inthe meantime to any reguia- rike of the bricklayers. All feel that ARPORTHD NY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. PT ey 8 ig Sore mene, petty MB NTON WONTY, s. 8, oKY, igued, John &, Scott, Sheff of Kenton couty, With their success eight hours for a day’s work will ‘ YY certifies that he did on be generally established, and they are therefore | oui"), striving to contribute to the treasury of the brick- | t\jnal Sten layers to induce them to hold out. e Wholesale | Macau.ay, h, clothing cutters, for the present, only desire to in- | West, do yy, lat 41 18, lon 60 30, steamship Smidi, |" Also below Ist, ship David Brown, (rom Calevita. crease their pay to four dollars @ day, and have | hence for Bremen. , BALTIMORE, July #l—Arrived, ‘ship Bremerbave early succeeded: but an inoination is noticeable ip Hermann (NG), Von Santen, Bremen July 18, | Rehiepperarih ks Crimes (Bn, Bog ee among them favorable othe on ee toe brick. pit th mdse and 685 passengers, to | port, kag; @ W Horton, Butler, Portsmouth, NH; schrs 0D it Seilly, d ship Torgen Brut " if A a 4 lagers, though nothing of the kind has yet found ex. ft Sealy, paawed emp rorgen, arin | Bogs (Br) Merritt, St Domingo; Ndaa Harwood, Grant, Ma reg #on Market Police Court on the charge of etealing | “Ou or ordinance the enforcement of which the #ix bare of railway iron from No, 270 West Thirtieth | Boatd may deem necessary for the public health and sireet, ‘The owner mace a complaint and McLaugh. | *4{CtY (which will include, of course, @ prohibition tin was sent down for trial. Sgaitat driving cattle through the st i) the day , reaY. . e), and en, ‘o lose no time in m suc! Svauprno AFrRay.—Jobn Maggi, an Italian, was arrangements’ thet 1s the caome OF tae ret = arraigned before Justice Hogan, at the Tombs yes. | sli igutering will be done within the prescribed pred abbed , imaite, ‘Thas terminate ve: estion. terday, charred with having stabbed Cornel: ca With the close at poy y very vexed question. , Hisiana (Bri, Forbes, Liverpoo! July ligand | fuegor for Baltimore; “Havana” and Hyperion, Morton, th, with mdse and 38 passengers, to t@Nu- | Haitimore; Faustina, Partridge, Kilzabethpors, sche Samrel July 21, lat 47 1, lon 39, spoke ship | Castnei bingon, Havana. Below bark Robt Murray h, Jat 41-20, lon ‘30 50, aiip Siar of the | Jr, from Port at Prince. then di onthe agente a’ " P k avery marked improve- | pression at their me: 1 rne! ; eat e n fk d 7 7 8 ent in meetings, ymen tailors 1 50 5, lon Mt 10, a0 1 pers red—| ie Prt (Br), Atwood, Al dria; Banter ste on "priday nant. “The wound ir Dot of tune ‘Nera any wt the health of the city, the mor. | are also organizing for emote stheuve Union. ‘Thoy | Sth, lat 42, lon 47 10, paeset some tee | paatege el seen ae i Se Seis @ serious nature. Maggi Was heid in $500 vail to | f @ fAfty-one jess than last week, aud the | had oniy so-called “shop meetings” heretofore—that | _ Steamelp Caledonia Br), McDonald, Glasgow vin Mo- | cleared 28d, sche Addie Wallon, Rich, Bost Gen ton; 25th, Kelly. Providence ; wy 18, with mdee and paseengers, (0 Henderson | Knox, Lovell, do; 97th, Ada A Andrei ‘ng of gralial from the commencement of the | is, of men employed in the same shop. This is to be anywer. kK. Diarrhoal diseases still constitute the prin- | abandone| perlenced atron, erly gales the greater part of | gah, HF Raker, Kelly, Boston. " : 4 r 7 “I hereafter, ond last night an organi July 2 fi Md atoan ui cr t o ‘ Jol 0 cipal cause of the death. age; July 2h, jon 41 passed stoamship Sailed——Sehr Alice (Hr). Went to sen Sith, ship (Odessa; SSMeeAae Wt WElktae GeneEt.—Joes Connors, | SP, worm @ he deaths, bat with the prosecution | was perfected combining all the tailors rice for Glasgow; 34h, no lal, de, ahip Hope, from | S4ik, Urigs Hyperion, and Bia Vall ty . disinfection it is found that those | soviet t twenty-seven, residiag in Oak street, was - - A. on u wiety, with a view of i aged iy ae e Gistricts previously inarked out aa the must um | an increase of par. ‘the Drought before Justice Mogan. at the Tombs, charged | healthy exninit a great sanitary improvement. Over | tailors wre the mos ‘with having,on Tuesday night last, forced an entrance | CKLIY Mies of stro ni rking an effective effort for who work for merchant arnost in this efort, since the Quebec. BANGOR, July 30--Arrived, achr Trade Wind, Glover, New United States, Norton, New Orleans July %, ork, ngbrs, to Si Sailed 20th, brig Alaton, Sawyer, Hoboken: schre JULY 18, 1868, 3:90 AM, with mae and’ 96 paasen have du t wk deen | Cheap prices paid tenn: as : while taking the. port anchor on the bow, | Alles;Perry, Nvceks Wallington, Batker, Wcahiny ‘ pantt ¢ RENTUORY, reoairy ardpeypote OOF ene Geta eng | CLEAD briccs pald by wholesale manufacturers, en- | tnenret oliecr, WA Pendieten, fell overboard and wes | “Babu iris aoc Airivens tone fda bay’ Drache UMM OTNTON CONTY CIRCUIE COURT, sor: Into the store of Phillip Ke! ler, 238 William etreet, and ne gait ‘ ‘* He. bg joade clothing to be said at low rates, | drowned, BRISTOL, Arrived, achra Nightin +, Beebe, 1, H. Clay White, Clerff the Kenton Cireult Court, in the ttolen thetefron $154 worth (pf boats and. sheet amine gallons Of the former and | interieres wiih the business OF the Neste Stearship Rapidan, Cheewemapy: Sevangah J M, | Alexandsia? Ninelta, Wilson, Pal River for Ron ton sinte ot Kentucky, de npr certity that John 8. Sent ore was arrested hy eMoer Horbell, of cing used the work—the | In general st may be erated that alkerades are nay Rnd paseenigeray to Livingston, Pox & Go. duly 30; | “Sailed--Schrs Wra Collyer, Taylor, Rondout; Mary 1 Mite regotng eortidicate, was on ihe day rth precin id a por f the properry wa ie been oven Organizing. pe ove the business for which vf Frying Pan Shoals, # Den | fin, Davia, Elizabethport. county, and hls said signature found ib bi posestion. Te wae cow, } Whe . , MOM f ; nd Wifiter, With tne . BRISTOL FERRY, July 31~Sailed, schr John Mantove. ‘ Je iabor, | approaghiny seuec rakes i ave hereunto et my hand and affixed . , strikes may be ex 11, dune at Cov thie 18th day w. CLAY. Heavy Lanceny BY AY yA newre | oe” hetone eamehip Charlesiov, Ber ib Ny Ang 1 Sages, WA Mapp. Pb: