The New York Herald Newspaper, August 26, 1873, Page 10

10 CENTENNIAL PROGRESS, Continued Preparatiins for “fp Great Exhibition. ‘ ACTION OF THE BOARD “OF " FINANCE: oc Wivision of the /Country Into |, Five Districts. ‘Mass Meetine;s To Be Held All Over}the Union. EUROPEAN ECHOES. GENE/{aL REGULATIONS. PHILADELPHIA, August 23, 1873, Tdesire ‘Aycall tne attention of the public to cer- Rain i NEW /DEVELOPMENTS IN THE MANAGEMENT ‘of the ef Adient and well organized Board of Finance. Wor the gmore general and at the same time more td bution of their stock the gentlemen MO CPmpose this Board, in a meeting convened at ®@ vergrrecent date, bit upon the following excellent Sarrwagement:—They have divided the entire Whoifed States in five distinct and separate districts, 4m order that the original quota of stock assigned %o each State might be easily taken up and that darge additional amounts might be promptly sub- -ecribed for, THE FIRST DIVISION includes New York and New England, and thecom- mitice appointed for it is as follows:—Mr. William V. McKean, of Pennsylvania; Mr.+ William H. Appleton, publisher, of New York; Mr. J. Price ‘Weatheral, of Philadelphia; Mr. J. Cummins, of Massachusetts, and Mr. John Gorham, of Rhode $siand, THE SECOND DIVISION ‘metudes Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware, ‘and the gentlemen whp will control them are Mr. WN. P. Shortridge, Joseph Patterson, of Philadelphia; ©. W. Cooper, of Pennsylvania, and Mr. A. 8S. Hewitt, of New Jersey, THE THIRD DIVISION includes the Southern States, for the interests of ‘which, in behalf of the Exposition, the following -gentiemen will render their services:—Daniel L. -Fox, ex-Mayor of Philadelphia; James M. Robb, of ‘the Philadelphia Age; J. L, Barber, of Virginia; R. M. Paton, ex-Governor of Alabama, and J. Edgar "Thompson, President of the Pennsylvania Railroad, THE FOURTH DIVISION *oomprehends ‘the Western States and Territories, ‘and the committee is made up ofthe following ~gentiemen :—C, M. Biddle, of Pennsylvania; William Sellers, E. H. Fitler, C. C, Washburn, of Wisconsin; Benjamin F, Allen, of lowa, THE FIFTH AND LAST DIVISION, Zor the more perfect and systematic arrangement ‘Of local matters, upon the careful management of Which depends the suécess of the enterprise _ tiroughout and the comfort and accommodation of Whe country at large, takes in the-city of Philadel- phia and other cities of this State, under the direc- ‘orship of Mr. John Wannamaker, Mr. Thomas Cochrane, and E. 8. Steele. The last division must scem to all to be an eminently proper one, for Pennsyivania occupies a most central position in ‘the Union; she is the Keystone State, and once get ‘her agitated at every point, and tue enthusiasm of her borders must kindle a s.milar excitement, Which will eventually fing its way to the heart of every cister State, The promptness with “which the last division has gone to work deserves ‘the hearty commendation of ‘the country at large, wand it-will be, perhaps, owing to what they are doing that this affair shall approach that magni- ‘tude and glory which it is avsolutely certain it will Mnailly attain, Ex-Governor Bigler has volunteered dais persona! services to canvass for the disposal of ‘the stock, while preliminary steps have been made “or individual State committees to be formed of mien representing the Senatorial districts, At Al- woua, Pa., A MEETING WILL BE HELD AUGUST 26 for the organization of a strong and efticient ex- “ecutive committee, at which the following gentle- jmeu have signified their mtention to be there:— 8B. Wright, of Lucerne county; J. L. Getz, of Berks eed Augustus Woiley, of Northampton yeouuty; i. Armstrong, of Lycoming county; wb. Hacalinn “of McKeau county; C. W. Cooper, of ‘Lemgnh county; A. G. Curtin, of Centre county, and W. Bigier, of Clearfield county. In addition to these Who have already agreed to be there a great many more, as yet not heard from, are sure to be ~ present. in order to test the feeling of the State the Cen- tennial Board has sent out Special commissioners, Guu it has been but recentiy thut they returned. They inform me that the feeling which they have had to contend agalust was not the product Of con- servatism or indifference, but procecded from an IGNORANCE OF THE PRACTICAL RESULTS “which up to this point the commission has secured, As 5000 a8 Lhe subject Was disclosed, a8 8000 as its q@ilus aud euds were clearly discerned, as soon as the people saw underneath what they imagined “Was goug to be simply a big show, a grand und Desutiui scheme to develop the country and every- Where extend American commerce, they eniered ‘tuto the proper arrangements at once, and the re- jmuit is that BNORMOUS MAS8 MEETIN pare being arranged in all the Needing cities and “towns of the State, which are also for the most ;Part the regular county seats. The first oue of ‘hese series of meetings will be held Williamsport on the evening of August ‘#8, upon Wich occasion ex-Governors Curtin jand bigier, along with other important personages, /will address the meeting, and acquaint the assem- {Died Luudreds with the spirit ol the scheme, with the extent of the enterprise and the proportion to Wiicu it will grow if it receives popular and unan- ‘fmcus eBcouragement. This mass meeting will be ue of extraoraimary interest seeing that it will Vo itue tirst step taken Upon the part of the masses in the direction of A CALCULATED AND DETERMINED RESOL' sMamely—that tis Exposition is America’s, and Awerica wall make it the grandest held ia the his- ‘tory of the world, At Reading, on September 18, siuuUar meeting Will be heid during what is tere Lown a8 “Feir Week,” and a letter has come from '@ committee »ppointed by the iron works located fthere, that every single man empioyed in the work fill purchase at least one share. So their meet- {tings wil continue in rapid succession in every ffown and hamlet in the State. These meetings, ‘200, will 800n arouse the inhabitants of New York State, ior it is with pleasure 1 announce that most all the ‘car arrangements are even ww conelus gud that the State will be in- Tucted {rom one end to the other with this grand es glorious undertaking. So in ail the States will hese gatherings be held. COMMITTEES AKE BUSILY AT WORK fin all sections; in the heart of our great cities, in ‘the thinly. settled traces of our Western Territories ; EB no Bee where the American fag is regaraed tee we shall. escape the enthusiasm which Williamsport next week will fund its virta. FOREIGN OPINIONS. Let us turp for a moment trom our own country d see in What light the Exposition tateaded jor i876 isregaraed by joreign manufacturers abroad. een who represents the united siik and Hace witereste: af Lyous writes as foliows:— Paws, July 29, 1873, ERIOAM, Cenprenran Commrest arta epee a aes wares . 2,000 31 cial metres eet), wean rescr¥e = hall of ingtalling the siiks and laces of lyons, spectully, Ac. ‘That ioreign merebants and manufacturers may ect made periectly Jainiliar with the rules and wi jations for the guidance of exhibitors, the fol- ing are Pane & translated in French, ‘Spanish and It German, pron BEGULATIONS. . Pirst—The International Exhibition, of 1876 will be hela ‘sn Vairmount Park, in the elty of Phiadelphia, in the s€cu fasaltica’ Pht Teele orp fore uaa hi meres righ Ty to Custom Bosse » toge' wwithvall Sais special piesa - Mulotueay ef woe Sinesifeation, no mo rules aad other matters Si Sul etcaean ies maak steams ‘the several governments co ‘operating 10 the Second Day of Extra Meeting at Monmouth Park—The Events and the Entries—Pool. Selling Last Evening. |, This is the second ‘day of the extra racing meet- ing at Long Branch, and, as the events and entries } are of a superior character, it is fair to assume that the amusement will be of an exciting nature, ; First on the list is the Cottagers’ Cup, one of the Most unique and valuable pieces of plate ever given by a racing association, with $600 added, for "three-year-olds (winners excluded), Those beaten once are allowed 5 Ibs. ; twice, 7 lbs,; three aay to receive $100; one mile an 10 cone sor sais are Warkiko,’ Whisper and Stopehen; ‘Socond on the list in the original me was set down for a two-mile heat contest, but as it did not fii, a mile heat race, for all ages, was pe tuted. "For the latter there will come to the ty hens Mary Constant, 87 lbs., and Gol lea, 08 Ibs, ee ‘on the card is the Selling Race, for all ages, one and a ter ripe purse of $5005 the win- ner to be sold for $1,085 ir entered be sold for $700, allowed 6 Ibs. ; ‘lowed 10 lbs. ; for $300, allowed 14 Ibs. ; any ary lus over, grated ing price to to the sevond horse, Yn this con- test Sages. pe Wheat , 4 Ibs.; The trel, Ibs. 5 famden, 100 Ibs.; Bacon any, 82 bee Tate Ohkeul, t 91 lbs, ; Business, 103 lbs., and St. Patrick, 91 Pools were sold on evo of these events lust even- ine ‘at the reoms of Mr. Chamberlin, No. 1,140 Broad- , and at Johnson’s, corner of Twenty-elghtn mete and Broadway. ‘The following are few of the manys— a al owl obs St 9 "Notis.—At Johnson's rooms the entry of Patrick was not received until very lave, and hence ‘Was left out of the first pools, Sales of Pools at Long Branch. LONG BRANCH, August 25, 1873. There was a good attendance at the West End Hotel billiard room to-night, where Underwood sold pools for the races to-morrow. The following ‘Was the average :— FIRST RACE, ‘Whisper.... 83 qrpnhe a. 26 Warlike a2 Two-MILE BEAT naeet failing to fill, a mile heat Tace will be substituted We) to drst horse, $100 to second and $50 to thir lo 8 Wheatley 10 Minstrel 8 7 Brougham’ 9 - PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS. Baker Boy the Winner of the $200 Sweepstakes, and Fred Tyler and Mate the Team Race. Two trotting events came off yesterday afternoon at the Prospect. Park Fair Grounds, the announce- ment of which drew.together about two hundred persons, First on’ the’ list-was a sweepstakes of $200, mile heats, best tlirée in five, in harness; the entries being Mike Rogers’ bay gelding Baker Boy, L. S. Sammis’ bay gelding George Gillett, Wiiliam Thoms’ bay gelding Slippery Dick, aud H.W. Howe’s bay mare Sarah Jane. In the pools, before the start, Baker Boy had the call even against the fleid, They got away at the fourth attempt, and from the word “go” it was evident that Baker Boy could not win the heat, as be went into the airon the turn and repeated this unseemly behavior balf a dozen times. Sarah Jane won the heat by alength, Siip- . Dick oping in second, but was placed third cause of running. Ker Boy was last, four lengtns in the rear. After the leat Slippery Dick and sarah Jane soid at even sums iu the Poois, the others at much lower rates. Dick went of with the lead, but Baker Boy caught him on the turn, and at the quarter was ten lengths in ad- vance, At the hall this advantage wus increased to twenty lengths, and at this point it was appar- ent that Baker Boy could shut out all his contest- ants, but, going into the air at the three-quarter pole and again on the stretch, the others aude Saved their distance. Slippery Dick was secoud, Gillett third and Sarah Jane last. Before the third heat Baker Boy was dropped in the pools and Sarah Jane was bought jor the choice. Slippery Dick was first away, Sarah Jane second, Baker Boy third and Giliett fourth. ‘They maintained these poainens until the lower turn was reached, when Baker Boy went to the front and won the heat in style by four lengths, Sutppery, Dick second, Sarah Jane third and Ginette last. “There was nd pool selling now. Baker Boy won the fourth heat and the race, SUMMARY, PROSPECT PaRK Falk GRounps, L. L, August 25, Eee py Sn prea ot $200, mile beats, best turee in five, in harness. : Robert Fietcher, John Moore and George wr Kkiey. Mike Rogers’ b. g. Baker Bo: H, W. Howe's b. m. Saran Ja Third heat. Fourth heat 389 1:17 187% ‘The second & team race, match of oh, between Messrs. Dwyer Bros,’ roan gelding Pr Tyler and mate and Mr. H. Williams’ bay telding Unexpected and mate. ‘The latter had the call in the betting before the start. Fred Tyler and mate won in three straight heats, much to the disgust of Unexpected and et many friends, Same Day—Match of 1 $208, Hille heats, best three in five, to wagon, he er Bros.’ r. g. Fred Tyler and mate.... illiams’ D. g. Unexpected and mace THE HAMPDEN PARK RACES. SPRINGFIELD, Mass., August 25, 1373, The Fall meeting of the Hampden Park Associa- tion was virtually brought to a successful close to-day. The extra race for green horses will be to- morrow morning, but the two closing races of the meeting were finished this afternoon. The weather was very fine, the track in periect condi- tion, and from twelve to filteen thousand people present, The race for herses that have never beaten 2:29 was won by St. James in the first, third and fifth heats. The second beat was won by Brother Jon- eS and the fourth by Lady Banker. Time— 212634, 2:27 2:25%, 2327, 2: The ‘great o n-to-all race was contested by Gold- smith Maid, erican Girl, Judge Fullerton and Lulu. The race was won by Goldsmith Maid in three straight heat Fullerton won the second money, Time, 2:21, 2:22, 2:19%. The last time is the fastest made’ tnis’ season at any ol the Fail meet- in this country, ‘oden, the driver of Castle Boy in the 2:29 race to-day, Was overturned twice. ‘The first mishap occurred at the end of the second heat and was caused by the os Ae Marshal’s horse that was Font of tue judges’ stand and ston oe just front of Castle Boy, Roden was ‘are ged : couple of rods and Fasoncten tie before the horse was stopped. He mounted the sulky again, for the third heat, but the harness broke passing the wire, the horse swerved, the sulky struck the City Maren gd was standing inside the track, and the was overturned again, however, just alter year Se i ae opening of the Exhibition will be april ib | cr 7 at of oni Minis cat ic if save Third, ordi! inv at aeaen | eer re aby stan ed to. ‘every } gl off ‘ihe earth ‘ Fd Lew Sepregen is arte, indus Pouieth torial ‘goce iteseplae of sbis iin Bt visto Mare ylestod prey ee ieee en mccepting thie invitation Je re- Ee to uynoint « comauaiesiom, tnrongh wich all ta 4 pesveia to ite own inter: be condncs the "pur foe super each suc Siath— ihe priviieges of thet can SE haat fo citizens of countries whose governments hi mocepted the invitetion w be represented ‘and iD the aforementioued commission, and all commu i it ne seust be made through the governmental com- ssi0ns. Serdth—apeeations for space within the Exposition Busidings or in p.e adjacemt bust ings and grounds under Me contro: of the \ent_nnial Commission must be made ag 4, 1576. t : tn wit ail Sin rans Fs - 8 pane es and the itarant Doane rl wath aha acecot che invitation, Mo parte ‘AM roles Invedied tor exhibition, iy and Roden strack on his head, injuring bin he had to be carried of in ‘a hack, it ie is uot one "order ‘haa been good thi e order very roughout the meeting has been a success in every way, et HORSE NOTES, The owners of the three-year-old trotters who in- tend starting next month in the Spirt a the Zimes Stakes must remember that the last deposit of $200 is due on Monday next. On the lat day of Beptember the Excelsior Stake for trotting three-year-olds, foaled in 1871, will Close, The race will come off at the Prospect Park Pair Grounds in the Fall of 1874. The conditions of the stakes are that no colt or filly is eligible to the sage emooDung Woe tak Ep SAP ProdOge NEW ‘YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, stallions subscribing to the race. The subscription for stallions was $250, and for colts and fillies $150. ‘The entries for stallions have already closed, and we annex @listofthem, It would be well for the owners of colts and fillies of those stallions to be ready with their entries at the appointed time, 80 that the stake may be made a one. STALLIONS ENTERED. 1. Isaiah Rynders’ bay stallion Aberdeen, by Hambletopian, dam Widow Machree. ai W.T, slabs bay stallion Robert Bonner, by Baniants dam by Long Island Black Hawk, Ww. ab’s own stallion aed 4 gureka, ans & mare from Kentucky, said to thoroughbred, 4 ied Ay red Jr. Ryerege faliee.. Fear- naught, Jt, by Fearnang! Abdallah. nt Atobert Reel hay stain Happy Meditin, » by aim jetonian, dum Prinoess. stallion Idol, by Ham- 6, Charies Backman’s bi Charles Backman’s bay ee Messenger ag arr dam Hattie Weed. Deon Hambietonian, dam Satinet, 8. J. Pinna brows brown pew y Rencamenes, by Hambletonian, dam Sallie Feagi ‘The handsomest, best broken “and fastest trot- ting team at present at Long Branch Ph as to tel Ly Phillips. ‘They were bred by Major Morton, of Craigs coun! care Brady has @ splendid team of black mares at Tenn Braue! Daniel Garrison's well-known Patchen mare, Lady Auna, has been taken from $be track and will be used for road driving in the future. George Lincoln has a very tine bay four-year-old at Fleetwood Park, The horse was sired by Ethan Allan, dam by Matchless, ‘Audrew Thompson has lately purenased a pair of bay mares, one an Kthan Allen and the other by Knox. They make a splendid meats een, William McCarty, the trainer, in his onarae’ at Fleetwood Park, Clara Ce ron Perry, burn Maid, Pip Allen, Young ingham, aes and Plympton, Mr. Barnuin's racenne team, and a twoyearola filly by Bay Stat Samuel Truesdell lately purchased at Ballston oo a pair of bays, five and six years ola, one an ian Alien and the other by St. Lawrence, that can trot fast. Mr. Truesdell’s bay gelding David Be nae @ little track work and he improves rapidly. James Reynolds has a young mare by the Craw- ford horse, dain by Witherell, aud a chestnut mare by ane Clay, both of whom are threatened with speed, REAPPEARANCE OF THE HORSE DISEASE POUGUKESPSIZ, August 25, 1878, ‘The horse disease has made its appearance here, Fourteen of the City Raliroad car-horses are down with it and the Superintendent bas hard work to run the street cars regularly. Some of the livery stables have also eick horses. The epidemic seems to be confined entirely to the throat, and almost immediately after being attacked the horse be- comes very Weak and debilitated. As yet but one horse has died, Immediate and careful nursin: generally saves them. 1 saw four horses in one lot this morning who were so sick that they could not hold their heads up, and their limbs were tottering and weak. ARREST OF AN ALLEGED HORSE THIEF. Aman giving his name as Daniel Mack arrived in Trenton early yesterday marning with a valuable horse, and put up immediately at @ livery stable after making inquiries from a police officer as to the best place to stop, In consequence of the early hour of the morning (it being but five o’clock) at which he arrived, the suspicions of the Marshal were aroused as to the legal ownership of the equine; and, after hearing the story of the police ofMicer, the former gave orders to have the horse detained until inquiries could be made, Early in the day a despateh was received from Bristol, Pa., announcing that @ horse bad been stolen, which pueaennes tly proved to be the one in the possession of Mack, In the afternoon three men came from Bristol who are members of the Newpontville, Pa., Vigilance Cominittee, and irom them was learne that Mack was in the employ of Mr. Arthur Sanders, of Bensalem township, near Bristol, and that on ‘Sunday evening he suddenly disappeared with the animal in question. A reward of $100 was offered’ for the arrest of the thief and the recovery of the horse., Marshal ‘tyrrell received ‘one. half of that sum, and the horse was delivered to the three pur- sners. The thief took his exit soon after leaving the stclen property at the livery stable, and has not been seen since. Horse thieving every Bre valentin Bucks county, Pa., as there were over fifty Vigilance committees organized there lately. EX GOVERNO2 PINCHBACK, His Reception By Colored Senators From Louisiana—The Speeches. Ex-Governor Pinchback, of Louisiana, arrived in this city {rom Europe yesterday, and last evening &@ flattering reception was tendered to him, at No, 252 West Twenty-sixth street, the residence of Mr. Porter (colored). The projectors of the recep- tion were General Chester Morris, Colonel James H. Ingraham, Oolonel J, Hensey Burch end the Hon. Mr. E. Barber—all colored sSen- ators from Louisiana, These gentlemen have come North for the purpose of infu- encing public sentiment here im favor of the present State governinent of Louisiana and against the pretensious of McEnéry. The following also took an active part in the reception:—Mr. J. Ross Stewart, Mr. William H. Gray, Senator from Ala- bama; Rev. H. Garnett, Jonathan C, Gibbs, Super- intendent of Publitc Instruction of Florida; 8 R. Scattron, President of Colored Cuban League; J. W. Mais aud Mr. J. H, Turpin, The entire party then sat down toa spmptnons repast, alter which the Ohairman, Mr. A. ber, made a formal address of welcome ane posed the health of their distinguished guest, rhe speaker said :— We have taken advantage of your arrival at this Point to give you a tormal recention, not only on behalro Selves, but on behalf of ihe State Which you represent, We cohgratuiate you that aiter a brief visit" among. {he savans of the Oid World, vou have returned saiely. Ws Sf. ALBans, Vi, August 25, 1878 An unknown man, while sleeping on the, railroad track, near Georgia station, was ran over by & train at two o’clock this morning. Botn of his legs were broken below the knees and he died fst ae o’clock ae pretaton, 3: It 1s said his 0 Hicks, of but from ivy Thr marks o ay 1 “pr believed inet he was 6 sailor, named J, Leverty and a prother of the Co joner of Streets, of Bridgeport, Conn, SHIPPING NEWS./=: Almanac for New York—This Day. HIGH WATER, Island.....eve 10 36 eve 9 51 te.....M0rD 12 21 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS ae fe AND SEPTEMBER, Caledonia... Bowling Gi Algeria. Hannover. Al oe Limerick. A 15 Broad away 2 Bowling Green 13 jay ater oh bys 4 sBomine Green 72 Broadway. 2 Bowling Green ‘}7 Bowling Green 19 Broadway, Silesia... 61 Brondway. Gary of Kater, 1 Broatway. City of Riehmun 15 Broadway. labri 4 Bowling Green 19 Broadway. ‘169 Broadway. 158 Broadway. 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green 7 ipo ne Green “18 Brondwaye roadway. 19 Broadway. Europe... (68 Broadway. PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 25, 1873. CLEARED. Steamship Franconia, Brava, a, Portiand—J ¥ Ames. hip siratheara (BY), Brae. Periiverpool—Aenderson ‘Bark Chill (Br, Motcod, London Boyd. & Hincken. al avin, Havre—! Burk |e ‘Saga (Nor), Jorgensen, Botterdam—Totens & ‘Wark Seay of Hope (Ger), Petersen, Dantzio—C Tobias & Co, k Elba, Peterson, Havana—J E Ward & Co. Pe lize Bares (Br), Vesey, Hamilton (Bermada)— Bi ddleton & Co. San Piso. (tal), Lauro, Gibraltar tor orders— Bri Meg Mier (Be (Br), Parker, Demerara—Leaycraft &Co. Brig Teabelia (3 nD. Pareoni, Para—B. J Wenberg, Schr Gersh Banker, Morgan, Para—Francis Moran, Behr Avelda a Laura, MeIudoe, Point-a-Pitre—H A Vat- able & Son. veer Emma F Law, Olin, Savanna-la-Mar—George Wes- sels. hime Black (Br), Ludiow, St Johns, NF—J B Behr Gor Cordelia, backer, Provincetown.—0 H Low. Bohr Linda, Cox, New. orate HB fchr David Ames, Ames, Peruandinse). ‘Epplnger & shear Anme Lewis, Rowland, Washington, DC-Slaght ‘ett; sel” Elign Perkins Kelly, Harwich; Maso—Fisher & Flying Fish, Selleck, Bridgeport—Ferguson & pe Steamer Philadelphia, Davis, Philadelphia, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINES, i steamer Tallapoosa, Lieut McRitchie, Washington, Steamship Republic (Br), Gleadell, Liverpool Ang 18 and Pees teenie mdse = pa parka. Arrived at 6380 AM, passed bark Magnolia, ound so Frenmship, bound east; 24th, 12M, 216 mile Hook, steamships Main (Ger), hence for Bremen; sinia (Br), hence for Liverpeo! Californie (Bn). hence for Glasgow: Oceanic, (Br), nd , hence for Liverpool: 1-15 PM, 189 mids cast of Senay Heo ship City of Mfentreal (Br, henee for doy PMc tt gast of Sandy Hook, steathahip ‘Alabaina (Br),’hence for mM Oteamship Capeda (Bn), Websier, Liverpool Ang 18 and eensiown Mth, with indse and passengers to F WJ ches , Cuba, Palmer, Vera Croz Aug 12, Progreso Mtb and jyane 20tn, with mdse and passengers to F ASeanship: Maghota, Ch Savannah Aug 21, cams] jagnol man, Savi by wigh mdse and peotin, Cheaseeoans been tng Gidea nfon Batons, pean wea, Del, ‘with fruit to ssengers to JH Ship Resolle (or, fe (ot Greenoo Calcutta May 2 gnd sa and i fs Sth, with ee te Bdmonds £ Co. ‘Amelie, from Cortada Hay f for arelton 8 ty days out: ith, lat 24108, ay At 4 rk Se tabs eey inh trom ‘Galle for New: York, EB otra hands spoke a bark sbdw. ing “etters 5 or), from Rangoon for Hambu: satne) rr} ee, ship East, from Malmain for Falmouth, anh Phideo do for do; Jat 22 11 "ta ds Wi? ‘ship Swiftoute’ {ovr trou tolls for News of Calcutta (of Glasgow), Naughton, cae i ee Heats May, & Wit mane oe Wrignt & eGo lou 22°22 K, 1 Shar ship Martaban (0, Liverpool vs out; 18th, lat 26.18 ship Bilen stewart gtOm Caleutta for days out; 2a, lat he wee (Br), ro om Colombo for “ie he Es th, eb et ‘Aubing Jon, 20 a snip i s7 Ni lon 2968. Wa Bi ‘ scenes mating ose ee hc = 0) Heads 18th, & rong aise a athe cape ate fed i Se ins rib, W, saw a US ton ¢ 58'S," lon. congratulate your Btate that you are here to-day to oid by Your presence and tar-eeing judgment the rep! tative ideas of your. district e tar-oi ‘endett which you have been the destitute. and forlorn state of: your old state must bave struck you, und it would hat so soon as you hear of the necessity of fen you haye presemted yourselt, and for tha God. "We reter with pleasure’ and glory in your ® No charges of fraud, vice or bribery can be Jaid a6 door, and during the time you represented the race of colored men you have on every occasion fultilled the most ardent wishes of Your, constiment Gentlemen, allow me to introduce io you Lieutenant Governor Pinchback, of Lousiana. Governor PINCHBACK then arose and sald:— CaAnMan anv Gentixmen—I did not expect be favored with such a reception as this. It is pleasing ail umes and under ail circumstances to be welc home vy friends, but I must say It has seldom been lot of any man after so short an absence to receive a reception @ this, the Co Be particularly, as the “ emen, men betore me represent, 1 am sure, ee enti Trends at leat thie thousand miles aw do not intend to make @ feeech, ‘atthough % con to man, without which Europe has been instructive an des roy See State of Louisiana as lost but on the comtrary, Ris gates doe Lieve comme Deck invivorsteds mete more than [ever felt that 1 am a man, and I J and no longer crave my rights, to the promotion of whieD. T shall devote every hour of iy life; for tne time come wnen, as the poet says. “Now ll the cloudal lowered upon our house rein the deep bossom bcean butted.” Let us be true friends to the pape Progress aud equal rights, and all will go well: for though looking toward the horizon murky clow e seen the future is a brighs one tor the colored F Ceaeuslane £ tender pou thy. heartelt thanks nce ertion, for 1 take 1tit wae not meant for tho ¢ principles he represen's, re- bas PUBLIO Woi LO WORKS, Commissioner Van ‘Nort, of the Department of Public Works, has transmitted to the Board of As sessors certificates of the cost of the following» provements, to enable that Board to make up assessment lists therefor :— a ing sidewalks southeast corner Brondwayy Thirty-whird street. . Paving sixtieth street trom First avenue to AVENUE. vos . Paviny hiety se ven’ ti street trom Seventh ‘venus to the North, Biver, 2 Paving ‘pin third DUC... Deis Sainte: eine te ie TOUAD...secrssseserseresererersessassessseseees seeeee Commissioner Van Nort, ‘of the Department of Public Works, makes the following statement of public moneys received by that Department during the week ending Saturday last:— For Croton water rent, For penalties on water re For tapping Crovon pipes, For vault permits. .. For sewer permits ; For sewer pipe sold to coutractor A VIOLENT BOILER £ EXPLOSION At PITTS BURG, PITTSBURG, Pa., August 25, 1878, An explosion occurred about five o'clock thie morning at the American tronworks of Mesers. Jones & Laughlin, South Pittsburg. It seems the engineer om duty Was aroused several times by the watchman, and shortly after ne gotup and turned the water into the boilers. The boller over furnace No, 2 instantly exploded with Pron force, the eapor being heard for miles around, stand vuilding, an the river, fully 120 feet sano haat Site on injured, as seg apionion ogougred velore till midnight about what] have seen and what I have!” felt, for Lhave seen elvilization in ita brightest form reek have retyrned with the full knowledge of what we and will mve—equal rigiits nnd equal ideas tag rua fe rs, Londadderry, nt Saag to Att eae ate an pie Fee sfrmolasses ou! ayes ; ye Ounere wadayn, with siigde tod 1 Bas Bit brite ar om st a ts, | wiotlapaldya Saabs Ben ""Pesed Phrewah te Hell Gate. Y Ae ae Fan wiih obese | ™ eat 3 Or ‘CB, for New ain Fort Osiegenta, CB, for New a EN CB, for New sists aaa aney, OB, for New w Bay fot New York, ond 8. ‘vie, So eA, WTS _NB, for New York, 10 rleigh, repaport for New York. Potchoser for New York. tor New Yors, with ‘for Lest Bragg, New York for Portiant Jebn, Parker, South Amboy for aoe i, New ¥. Reckland. ‘ooster, jout for Portiand. Bi Spier, Electra, Mott, New Yora tor Providence, BELOW. Ship Bdlth Troop (Br), Sime, from Caloutta April 10, SAILED, warren Br) fi ascn, san eacge Londo oon i tabs Cork ath: Wietona ir peat ae “Ton 2 cast i) F (Nor), Que 5 . my (Br), Mee’ Eg atbes atta uae hs ides, jomo (Nor), acpbore vet rovacks (Aus), Kot- terdam; Regina del Cin (Am, i Dan 5 mon, lark Betsy Gude, for Penarth Suaraptine- mete: whe we Telegraphic Marine Corresponde: Newrort, Aug 25, 1673, ‘The yacht Eva, which was arawn aground on the cast- erp atiore of the harbor during the gale on Saturday night, came of all right at high water to-day. Arrived last night, Italian bark Giovanna, from Paler- ‘Mo, and reports that in the gale of yesterday one of the sonar. pamed Piro Cermen, (ell trom the magthead and earth ee same |. coal, was hauled off by wreckers at high water. Schr Fulton, from rrovidence for New York, loaded with empty barrels, will prove a total wreck, as her kecl es mere pemave guna, and she lies in a very bad posi- Schr Nelly @ New a Wilt hauieh eats beh Meactengreen Marine Disasters. Simp Conmaa, Roy pee, from Ende: be aot ht oe aee <a baa Honol in Ang ae ed. It 1s though ea ‘fefunten: a tne lower new gopper. eres and cargo. a tow weer for leak. err fhe iby. twould have e ean ice under lt on our ate. voy conclusion arrive the ship was str: been exceeding! to have pooelnned Honolulu the u repai airs, 1 integer it, the vessel being at W._'On. the 13th of July from ESE, ship straining and leak lower hol 1 from mgaenl pani ge at tine in, Xg Sacoanarrs ing badly both sides Wetacn Sy a leaky, and Barx Prrices, Caht' into Stanley, Vath tale discharging July 2, aan Gum, Cole, from Galveston for Fostagos! outa, before ported ashore gt the breakwater of the former port, Was fouted olf 17th inst without, having sus'alned any damage, and went to sea afternoon of 18th. Sour Harem Exren, from Philadelphia for Portsmouth, arrived at Vineyard tiaven 2th with hermainboom and Banos. Castwre, Jr, from Philadel mat: Vineyard Haven ath, had “forex Me soty ton, aH from Alexandria for Banton at en was run into on Saturday nij at be unknown schooner, ant the upper ae ot er ern rail broken and mali badly torn. Scur H V Oranpart (Br), Pettis, from New York for Parrsboro, NS, in ballast, was wrecked July 8 atthe south end of Grand Monson” Damage estimated at. one, stermpost split, with tim: hia for Bos- broken and sail ‘acur E ‘Haven the keel and rudder are bers chats trom bil ma he loor nos. Line one anchor bro- pouves Host jhe was purchased by Wm Russell; ken. J ann and others, and was lying at Seal Tavs, ‘Aug 2 iy for sale, Scnx CS Rocers, from Elizabethport for Rockpor avenadthe gor in golliotoa with the schr Lebannah, from Elizabethport for Boston, on Satur- day night lagt about three miles south of ‘Gray Head. The Lebanuah war eunk, bu C'S Rogers has Ner starboard side Dartly chafed, the but- Warks stove and the foresall torn, The Leb: annah wag Duilt-nt Bt George, Me, in 86h, trom whieh place she hailed, and registered 81 to Scar Marraa Ixwrs, Higgine from Philadelphia for Lynn, was owed into Vineyard Haven 24th inst in dis- Ving been struck by a squall aiternoon of 2id in Vineyard Scané, and had her loremast carried away, maintopmast and main boom broken and sails tori Dxat, Aug 12—The new North German screw poe Braunschwetg, 2100 tons rexister, trom Greenock for Bro men, has arrived and anchored in the Downs with, ma- chinery damaged, n towed by the steam! Sndeavor of Lendon, rows. Dover Roads, where she tad also slipped from an anchor and 9 tathoms of chain when bringing up, She ins at anchor in the rine making ggod the detects in Ner machinery. [The B re- paired and proceede Para, July 1j—A sumagied schr, flying the American flag, requesting a of pe ea Bid eee togmenbe ne, close to Salinos. She is ‘ite Ll oe Rio Janeiro, with stone. A Nast ance has been er. St Herema, Jul; 22—Tne Fort Regent, Olsen, from Noilo for wore York, w Hohe puss in pene guy % leaky, still dis. charginy 0. Over 400 hav with toaterial duniuution of the teak, ons Sv ieniaaante, We are indebted to the purser ofthe steamship Repub- lic, from Liverpool, We are “indebted “fo the purser of tho steamship Cuba, from Havana; &c, forthe prompt delivery of our files and despatches. Senn Parnes, 40 tons bd Sh dfow, Orleans, butt in Alabama, in 1869, has. to WF Ste art hess x Jonngon for 81300 mED—AUg 20, from tne wt Caza at ikliny Me, aes Flor pehcoter,:-ealled, let ths Batis owned by Wm H Card, A who te i comand Rene taeary & Macomber, of Frank. in,» Smastod sehr, of 200 tons, nm. This schir was built wir Hugh Macds aid, ond’ isin. avery respect a first yous, thoroughly’ built of hard wood, hard pine Se eeregernod copper fastenod. She is owned ty Capt Alonzo Abbot, who is to command her, John We Perry & Co (of Boston), Jere © s, Win @ Mose: ly, Abner P. Weman and Nathaniel Delano’ ‘at Buh, 28d Inst. by Goss & Sawyer, a bark of 1027 toms, namod William H Besse, and owned by Alden Resse, H Sesse and others, in Wareham, Mass. The same bat ers have @ 1200 ton ship and a 60 ton schr on the stocks. Speken. Ship En bY ‘in, Thompson, from Manila for New oo Ang & ncoteague bearing SW by W 45 miles. opatr tra, Doane, trom Calcutta for New York, June 1, dat, jon 40 ark WH +188 13 @n, from Liverpool via Sydney, cB or Philadelphia, Aug 22 Int 4125, 1on 60 (bv pilot boat Isaac Webb, Ni Bark Alonzo (Br).1 Prost, from Swansea for Baltimore, Aug & lat 47 43, lon 1 Bark Yona (9. Kilgour, from Boston for Liverpool, in helm (Ger), trom London for Phitadel- phi a Aue at 40 22, lon 69 13 <f Haslin, steering 8, Aug 23, off Egg Harbor. adr en Serer Re see ogre” Sap acres oes York; H D On » PEI, Aug 15—Arrived, arin tee nl con rrived, schr Glynwoot, DRM. @ Gove, New fee ia our iRvensienas Bs tae se! lorena (and suiled same day for north ner Harare Sailed J6th, Drigs Clara posi Ropers, Ne New York. dead aor leumann Gacdédohn, ‘London { ‘img ANG tau a anchored). ace lor iimugion La taer), 0) ARP bark Emelia Ciampa (Ital), Jac- Paty barks Camden, enberg, Forbes, ia dg: to tot, at, Eat LLB, Aug 19—Cleared, schr Florida, Gil- Retin ‘hog Balled a ated tieamahip ‘New Or leans, Gager, Sew RYPORT, Aug Songrrivels. of schrs sett, ois Pl ie sii ach) arash Pee ‘ae 2 eae ia apes ‘ebmer, see Bone, deiphia lor Gloucester ; 54 ell Ko 9 ; Z A Paine, ‘Voriea, lew ork lones, do for Waldoboro + eee Emmé Bacon, Lovel, Philad Tn oo oe schrs Portsm, i Be Me tier Fan Mver ver f ford ary Me Nae ‘orpedo, Hinkley, New York for River, New Yea, Boainshi> George Washington, Ellis, Pos Kien- “Yearrived, | al Willams, Rass eae a a el TE cena any , Port, ‘ort Johtison {oF grew do for! lew aetpo trator ae See for rat. Port Jol itn Welldect for ae New one rae bark ‘aio aie et sult x Per $ tine ney, Sond ira ma bas imboy; Vernal, tants mpin, Jones, and we nies COLA, Aug 19—-Arrived, bark Adelaide Gp! 2 sArtived, gohre ae (Br), ern a Belize ¢ CTHILADRER Hae Asati . Ne peat rok i: Ample (i “ie ti ‘ tnitiernake, Pie cites prs foe ee; ship King of A “ . Antwel barks Agoatina,( a (1), Birnie, ue na, i ) Hayre: ep cru jor), Grande, Antwe: io he on WP Clve, gence faba y bie ston Gardiner, Met rs Gunma Schrs Sallie George Boston ; et a Smith. | Island Belle, Br Abby L Dow, Youi oe ue a Sy ag Chee, Che: aa Terry, 0 aye sr the ves weasels h ete this Al wa? 2) schooners remain. bricans, English, Wissen a Frou lence; James M ei lier, ar do; M C Lyons: Crowell, He ouch Gloucester; abada, . sokerson do; louck, inster, Boston ; Je: ores Young, dor 4.8 Yan Dusen, Convo 3, PM—! oh dete ane ve gone to 9 AM—Ships vorogano a sf Pete Peter seca fon Fadel ty tow ap this moraing. 1 ark Urda wen last evening, a in, TEMOUTH, Aug 21-—Arr at rack “Clark, HB Glove, Hurst; By, Ho; low York, Bakr New ett rand American’ Bay Ble, ts— eamier Ar Mi sex, Buell, Blizal tho art; achra Jounte Roealtne, Tooker Ballimare’ Wm Donnelly, lune, Ellzabethy M. Bayles, Arnold, Woeha' on; Yobn 8, 5 Hy: MeOlellan, March, FO 5) Fl toes iledolphia} “Bunter, 3" : 0 be a. Phila eibnia: Bi ‘DS siner } a in, do; Monit rived, Diverty, Lisie, Rachel “Jam Hull, | Rondout Mary Isabel, do; Hannah ken; John 51 ar it the head A Tabe! PAWT ‘UCKET, bk ner Ta nd SAN FRANC! New London —Arri New Y. fet, Now havik AX Salem; 5 Sera noteme, ae ay ier toeware iw rae estorian en, a arrived, are Queen of the Bay (Br), ‘axes, Aig 18-Bailed, seit Kate 8 Cook, Haig, New|: neta, Aug ano bard apetearupa Virginia, Jounstén, rice Gay), Wilson, New eghrPeetinh SSRI SanPaat mone | A. ‘a, Heat (Gir), Moodie, New York for “i ert j Sohit ‘Charles @ Baylis, Smith, = Aug 18—Sailed, Mustang, Birkeland, Rew ope ee Avia the Roads, brig“Awiy A iyaho, |, awRenved, brig Johanna, Petorson, New ea. July %—Arrived, brig Ernestine, Knight, New St iixaxa, July 19Sailed, sehr Edie Waters, Harnos, aE Tea Se Fe 2 ed faNLEY, ne “Arrive bi i taf Fatimoud, E, lento; 20th thee Weehee eee ore ‘Ardrossan for San Praneisco, Ty for New York in fs days, 2" OH Katie «Bn, Roblason, paving: Ports. seagrass A cian Harriet Bend 4 . akg Stieber: eee Ma qaland, ton; Charlotte Jameson, Rhodes Salled—Steamships Borman, Were “and cae and from the channel bark slinny Reg —Afrived, brig Navasota, Slater, Cienfuegos, Sailed—srigs Amelia Emma, ang le Reads bart Aisiien; Bran hea Onan: sig antl 2th—Arrived, steamships Geo Appot ore; Norman: Nickerson, rie, apd sere ous tion 1! scr ew pete bark Jona (Aus), Bi Teluy % ing Charleston. eet Aug 2—Arrived, schrs Eltze (3p), For- ia M Watts (néw), Watts, Thomaston, from Quarantine, bark Zalina (Br), Peter- Mauanzasy sche Lizsle Cochran, Bases, from Cleared—Bark Patesying (Br), Ford, Cardenen: beizs Mississippi (Br Marchant, Deiherara Mary © Mariner man, Portand, jawanee, 8 B Thomas, Winemo: hton; 8 W 'emith, ‘Warshatt, Boston; Anna ¥ Ber ove Haven iJ B DeWolt, Crow: ell, Boston; Alice Be ed —B Almont ; brige Nereus, Per- ‘Demerai isClenred, brig Breeze (Br), namnbueo; Minsist pl, mainanns i b BD), London. , bar! ieeds ae ir) wel jon. igh Sh Aarived, chr Kate Wotamely Ad- ug 2-Sailed, yacht West Wind, Rawson, ‘CHARLESTON, A . PD Oh ad 23—Cleared, schr Joseph Bude, ‘voth—Arrived, nig George Harris, Boothbay, Me; schr Aneroid, Falbot, Roc! ARTOW S com y, tele Arrived Ly f br BT, Beneath 25 ia a. oe Bee eat I Fe et ie" ; San Anto ind east; sloop barks George SH ental, a ant ahd Gontitien fromm Bal for (abe brigs # Jennie orton, trom (ol hers Olle, from for. for Cork) Lottie, fi trom fy 0% falifa sobre Charies Morse, John HR, ‘Artives—-the brewinen ir om fr Rehmond, Passed in—! ir Rich. Pith Medahan om efor Ouy Polaty also bark 8. RIV Aug %3—Sailed, schrs Westmoreland, Bice, and dH Waiswtiaht Aueaina’ Philadelpuies " SOLUTE Sheer ‘no ‘advice tree. M. HOU € ‘vic eal at gh me hundred i Grand te do trang 5D oe Gj _ 89000 Gt 10,871 Gord Oot Hipeticte Harris, Philadelphia; Northup, do; Helen Nickerson, ps "for for do} Fanny. & ern, . Phiiade) hia. eae genes F hen P a ‘Treaeare, Tunis Bod r'coras Fountain, Joseph’ Munsell, Forest Ct ee Goren A Spencer, George E Prescott, ana Blakeman, New York. Sailed—Bark Galveston, fuish loaaing for Bremen : do for tia Ete aoe! A® f different States: legal every where; no it na vance; advice iaraee STATE by act oF rae ge Gos dat sein oa Gi Gal ga ‘Sram Gilt Go! oie Sue hae re in ‘(leas than aor INE FOR FIV, The disttibution will ria pb Bobcat unver theaame form and par and Louisville fhe Logisiacare, and. with the we doy do ep warian len dot Om Ono: ohn Croc! Baker, do: pares nen, ADs Peterson, Hanah, 0. for, Herel Hab lary Price, New ator, ilaaberhoor’; Sarah Purves Decavar Mid Knowles, oe ved, ochre, Mar’ jones, F Burden, Adams, Port Johnson: Bi Wena: secket, nso NE et Saints: Pot hikes ; Munneside, Dix Blackman, siWechamnens Wihows Harp, Horton, Rondout ff Davld ABerry, Walters, Hobo- Kate Scran' ee ham, # flee ¥ ir mpson, Eiisabotnport; Tyahion Garten Port Joumgen Crean a} pris, Hud on Jane TWeaver, Gladding} pki and many others; Abbie Crane Foam, Milliken, Baltfmore; § Ld Sound 224, PM, boune a Signor Martha date, ¢ Ocean st ‘Ann E irahara, Henry schrs Joseph Py ter Blladel pha baa Jotmson, 3 Rew York oven, ty Poin i Murne Pew York ‘away, Crowley: Kon, NCISCO, Aug 17—Arrived, “steamship Oat nba Lapides, Honolalue Salled--Ship Eliza MoNet}, Mills, Cork. HiaArrived, ship Yokoham: SAVANNAH, Aug 21—Arrived, Jean’ Sand, Lefavour, Takao via schr Cornelia, Dennison, (hot ws before), steamship Herman Livingston, Mallory, pemeEt apt Sarin ateabies “4 —, map hs na Baker, Now York. aie ees ee Bs Bice, oa ae 14—Salled, Helios, Matila, Baltimore. a ppere, Phi Buaceniarac, A ‘o-Put back nae ting of thé HAVEN, Aug schrs Florence Lighshouss, sir Sirius, Henjes, for Baltimore; Bremerhaven; ae Nel Hr Brown, Phi for Boston; In he Ronde it ith, ‘iyenan, marae, outward bout Sailes ae . fatecraan Anna dks, Sea Queen, and maser Liver ie.” lin oad sig ON ana Bitzabetnpart, foe i | ona, from eatotente ion satu Norge Wor) ‘lan. | Rowton js oiareg? Gyhg arrenh “ae Sees tee tnt Ch Jom chal Rappahannock Ri 1) and Pane Bi iin py, Wiha tor New ¥ New Gack st oly et jor Ba i ew as Maill a York for Mes 0; B et y 7 met, ieeven une; Garden as one, Gilat far fos Ce Bom.,| Hat Pailaelphia. “for Hey orismonth bay, arrive torn. Inn Phindelphia sg ta (soe Disasters) Joh mar foveeding down July 16 ship National Eagle, Fres- johnson, ort Joni Fy ee raed Bavimoss for dor sa an Bri ight Pore baat Bey 0; vy, Now York, ‘or ‘dos rie Ff for dos ae Robinso: s Wook "Bros don, avilion, Kee Rogers klisabetnpore Fletcher, Bangor, for Ne Portland for Are ae Mary Ad port Cipes bade eae, chains on N; ance fet, 1. dont MISCELLANEOUS. DIVORCES OBTA! FROM peor ae = Ee ‘You KNOW itt cimbetie os So street X. ¥. sf GRAND GIFT CONCERT fans a4, Vrs ‘thousand or be sold) trom the wants ciceae ee i ao il be in public, nd wil Tesmsbaonc ane wal Of “he pitracy o saa. Gift Concerts, under %,,A8 lirocted by the’ act ot. es of prominent citisone be solocted by the tiekas “ine Tholders of tickets to Any gifts aro awarded will, ive payment fc immediate Teoetve paymen Ste the same ly on presenta the management is made officials of the Stn . Py the back the Hon. J.P, Senator, Proceeds of sate of remain on deposit W weak WELIA, FARGO & 0% Banker Retrnce tt tn nigra a staat pasa wh ange eer nig ots, $2 1 bemmame weer fo. 924 Broadw: Bi, TH Pht oe ag 2a ge, oa Rate As “at