The Sun (New York) Newspaper, August 3, 1868, Page 1

eR ate em — SY THIRTY-PIFTH YEAR. FROM WASHINGTON. | "a4 Innings, the score at that time standing 16 to 1, The | MR. AEACIVS LETTER A LIE NATLED. Hof tee even six Innings, Lowever, eave the praia ery puna hopes of peace. The Comanches par. tHlenlarly hge been surrendering captives who. were ry to the Mutnale by the totalaot 1210 1. | ¢ a be ben, ‘ ‘ (ten, Grant Leld by thely, These, with other #igns,are regarded | Last night the Mutnals ted for Albany, | “Getnen agit a ® ie mAn te a aeemen heute isa ’ as conclusiv§ evidence that Soy at least have no | where they play the Natio mday at, the Rensse: me vue Mrestesert, June 95, 1868.—/ ne . Yond. Poet of The Muddle over the Commissioner- | 1: ion oF engaging (a war against the | Ther Skating Park, On Tuesdag’ the Mura will | workt knows, or i auppoted to know, that St, An. | We find the following in the Hartford Post o or Haymakers. Tho 7 | thony's Falls are a series of enseaden at the head of | the Ist Inst.: token stage to Troy te play the 1088 OF A SCHOONER. A.M. Huson River traln of Tuesday will reach Troy | | 00) tlle Are 8 States Consul at Nasean, N. P., re. | ' time for the maten. St tue schooner DB. Warner, of | AtLantic CLum Gawea.—The Atlantica play the | ee own but now city of St. Paul, was tocated at the ppt river, and that the | On the 2ith of July, the IurYord Times published the following editorial article : ship of Internal Revenue, aa “rom lartford Ti 7 Nin Yor She was in fallast, bound for Clenine- | Orientals of Greenpo nt to-day, and on Thursday the | nearest conventent point thereto, in the undoabt ing Fe tga shy Ach tig EE nt Johnson Determined to | cor » na wreeke at Mayazuana. recently. ‘The | Active Club. ‘The latter will be a decidedly lively | tetict that there, and there alone, must contor all the | male ulnae soon ile Grant, crew, Ae., were saved, and taken to Inngua, contest, Og Monday next the Allantics go ALLAN | sense business of the then. almost unknown | Est. att tan os Turn Rollins Out ON, STERDMAN STILL IN OFFIC! heb poy ile horavel ee ee Fee . . 3 a Northwest, when the General et “Gat will be recollected that some months ago A Dreadful Murder in Vermont, Those frst rettiers were wise tn thetr day and gens | Uh! (0nyllle Ge eer | Gen, Steodman terdered his resignation as Collector Reriann, Vt, Aug, %—One of the most hor- | eration. To them and in thelr time this great river rn et eh to the Ch ve whien he I morratie Clib the eum of Thaddeus Stovens Again Soriously Of Internal Mevente for New Orleans, (0 take race | sivie and atrocious murders ever perpetrated in Ver. | highway would furnish uncqustied facilities for trans stir ane Sh oF gx. sted U3 hin that Ie would ste did not advise and consent to the nomination | mont occurred et Shrewsbury, ten miles from here, | porting themselves and thelr products to the onter ~ Ipdisposed. Penh, tiat oy by the President Gen. sieeltwan | inst evening. “An old fend has for many years | and more glitering world, and, moenetllke, draw et eeicialitfiiiatins office, ‘ exieted In that place between two fami..s named | through thetr streets all the population and wealth POST OFFICR FINANCES, Piumley and Raich, and while appraisers were en- | of an immense back country in search of that same ly appeared in the news. | 8801 In settling damages committed by the horses of | world, while the revurning tite wou'd bring by the ne the fivancial affairs of | the Intter on the property of the former, a dispute | same channel all eupplies required to keep the great i. But there Is su:bority | arose between them, which resulted in the deliberate | machine of trade in motion, Never were calenin E officer Of the de Parte: | shooting and killing of Johnson Gilman, Jr,, a diain- | tlons more reasonably made—never any which more teres.ed young man, by Horace R. Plumiey, Indis- | ecrtainly promised full reallaation, What though the Mr. Chase Delighted with his Visit to New York, ——- narrated with stated with #0 wae jergymen #9 fully he proper wet ‘of wh that th h “a prosperous r a of receipts and ex and respected me Aud, that wn Opectal Despatches to The wr. Kena {int closed will wot | eriminate ahots were then exchanged between the | river was closed by lee for nearly holf tho year, and | one Gala mane 7 A" ihont hin, scoters hteagl Pr bynes competed, eprember or October | parties, resulting In the wounding of Horace R. | the usual ditcultios of low water frequently tmpe. | knowing that It cout not helo being stamped as a is PF OINTRERNAL REVENUR. bext, and wh ‘or deficie may then appear will not falsehood as soon it reached Chie was ko ab tie comm eM OF INTRRYA ag | Saad ear eenestensots Gearon f canses men: | Plumiey and John Gilman, Sr. | ded novigation for a couple, atleast, of the remoining |! thon tat It heqed to give credibility to The President's fricnds are boasting that Mr. | dened ¥ Pere chats ibeen | vive of the principals In the affray, vias Serbra | months? Those were discuitios mon to the | the story. That tie Times #1 fFerort to such Rolling will be removed during the coming week, | WHle. Tie Breve Matnblishment’ vy Congress of | Plumley, Horace R. Piumtey, hls son and the mur- | Whole country, and everywhere auvmiited to with | methods of electioneering Ie not sirange “bat that it anew man appointed. All the old exndita'es 1OF | Cyyensive mail routes inthe new and remote Wert: | derer, George Butterfly, his son-in-law, and twomen | patience, ‘The great fact of nctuat water commu | AMV gllay Oayen allt Aad one wn easly exponen: the piace a hore, eaeh one confdent thai be | ern terri Which being expec'ed to produce but | waned Abraham Winn and Napoleon Qnartier, em: | nication during the more important season res | upon tlie Cicory that the Zines meant to take al Will dually be appointed | (ristionattatie by Cotetces? Theyave therclorenot | ployees of Baleh, have been arrested, and are con- | waived, and on that thelr falth was pinned, Vintage of the fact tat “a lie travelam Teague whl Mit, SPRVIEN® AGAIN IDL, really a proper charge upon the ordinary Post Office | dued tn the jail here awaiting examination Yet has a short quarter century changed the welght | Vig inwtylui ter the country, atid to ®. Thad. Stevens has nm so tll fur the last two The sai t that the dedeit of Ie Frederick Piumley, another son of Serbrn, and | of this good reasoning, In the onward march of iy pluces where it eannot be coi Was the first for several years is also a mistake, @ays that he is unable tower his friends, Atisteared tha “Wang tne : ory tx false In r communication has become Hewinning to en’ ‘one of the contestants, is concealed In the woods | events facility of wa former” years the raul be will not be able 'o go home, and not the exception, Pips ie of rgiey at present, but will be sceured tomorrow, ply one of the features which determine for- elty, with whow ville 1, Grant ha ‘ Hinde to, Wan the first for along series of years, he Plum! 4 Balch factions were evi. | tunes of a city, and ta any event f# important only Wrote lin yon the publicatio MR, CHASE INGULY PLEASED. alinae: Hoth the Plumley and Balch factions wer y ‘ sud wil probably necessarily be the bist for fo | \ eportation + ef of the above quoted p the Times, osking Chief Justice Clase arrived yesterday trom | years to Yn'apra ent offset. to the deficiency ntly prepared for the affray, as they were all arm- | In the transportation of heavy fretzht, Wator-power, | {7 1) More quai that it ie entirely i ulso be the allowance of $700 ow 0 per yer Bow York, Ho ts greatly pleased with the reception The deceased was a highly respectable young | by which machinery can be moved at amall cot, hae | fulsey and wdlda ee Government for the tra’ sin ma v1 " whte umber of promi- | Re uicechaeat ¢ , and hia death was much deplored, even his | become of more consequence than water navigation on Grint ind Deleke-nams boos peat tidasserste Yaris routed, ae tf Tefal as uny Tittet teaweh or its Fev oye ™* | murderer asserting that ne knew naught ag | for traneporiing the Hrovtucta of tiat_machinery. ak age 8 THe LAPruRK OF AURRATT. ov. wannouta’s staré -—* him. | Henco Minneapolts, a elty of mushroom growth, to yi veay ta Sto, M. nb hae ‘ed In the eanture of Genstue Taste who is atill in | The accused will bave their examination to- dirvetly on the Falls of St, Anthony, some six “ te, Marie, who i Por 7 sete higher up, Is assnming an importance whieh ee ie Hakatere bf 0) ntt, and for which Congress befure edjourning | port tS ape ————_— alauna the eller devotees of St, Paul, The e Timers rprlated $10,000 as a reward, recolved hie money | gia, The public statements contrary t Drowning at Cape Many, Wisor ones among them have reented tho coming ww, quality. vator Harris explain ite course? The st Widely copied and cireulated in Democratic er4, not one in ten of whieh will ever publish the D Hut we eall upon the Times to Wt the Treasury Department on Saturday and imume- | gro thus contradicted. ypro- | Natchez, on the 3 epiriver. He y Giaiely let the cily, After the money was appro. | Natehes, gn the Mlle NM bo Ta? here hy the naine of Musaey cinimed | eciitain ndvices of an organized opposition to & Amtaxtic City, N.d. Aug. 2.—Henry Trough, | storm, and already propose the constrnetion of a a Mr. Vankirk, and a son of the Rev, Hosea Ballou, | toge eanal which shall bring to thelr doors also the all of Philadelphia, were drowned here yesterday | Iifc-civing water-power now monopolized by thelr q arlefowed fim $2,000 for getting thy ro- | {ng affirsin elther State, There were no dint "i - | ite readers Where, how, and for What purpose this tle pratt ene a a ee oes aulecs cacepting in two parishes of Loutstana, ‘They | While bathing, ‘These make six eases of drowning | juvenile neigh anufactured, Dilation through 7 tty were trivial and such as are not nnugual in any com- | that have occurred at this place within the past few | That which the first settlers of St. Paul looked ——— to pay, whereupon munity, They were cansed hy reckless persons upon asa “tower of strength «ly a demon PIRES, movey in the Tre a lenge it. Finally a com | whose conduct is condemucd by good men of all puraied Wkicnteny Gs; Peat le Wally bet ca billinca tae Promise Was agreed upon, wh rey gets | Dartses, D : . Pr , ve eby Mussey gets | P silt hasten the high bluff of the east bank of the Mississippi, | Firtiert Storer ann ”, Inteaxan Revere Crncutan, The Commissioners of Interval Revenue bas Despatches from New Orleans say there Ia no | Is strength consisted in Ite olevatton above possibile About Tig o'clock yesterday m Just Isenod a ciroutar as follows: yellow fever there; the city was never more healthy, | and destructive in na, and in ite relation to | covered in a bedro: ¥ of the Ordnance Bureau, yes- |” section Mot the act of July 2, 18 requires every | The the week | river navi Ita doronstrated weakness Ix the | house at the corn edd tobacto having of hand moro yp Aven! vrning a fire was dis. mon the #econd floor of the of Fitleth street and Second THR ORDNANCR BURMAU. Gen, Dyer, Oh lerday discharged a clerk named Wall, who testided | drater i tats aever waft hav tug on 4 on Saturday ia 154, of whom 107 were five | dimculty of necess by rallroad, While the tow and | avenue, oceupled by M. Newberger, Dauage 100; tm relation to the ortnunce frande before the Joint | hand nore tn Wine pur dt mae and dep. favaline showing an unusual mortality | level plains across the river furnish ready-made grado ~ ree * e Commiitee of Congress. Mr. Wall bad charge of the | larly with the Assiataut Arsosvor of the pro mo 5 fe Thal WaPPOnd: Whe? MAINES OT ovelalon 1S lt xrevetve Fiue 1 THancrs.—Shortly before See taatart Fe Aatate ond t ‘The Utility Works, owned by Messrs, MoLean Lied rd nine o'clock on Saturday evening» f v | ‘0 wolv, ane ° , owned . MeL : no u'elock day evenings fre broke out in pool pointe esther baal dora an aaa rac slotant Rerecsor na | @ Slater, nt Allegheny City, Peni, were deatr Paul are such that rattrond trate must eventually bo linseed aad cotton abd oll manulactory of Oppen: aguiust Gen, Dyer, nih nereabter, as provided byte on, Friday ight.’ The toes a ed at | diverted to tte nelghbor Minneapolte, which, occupy: | Wel yer & Co. aU the fot of 1th tre irene Iver Na. ere day vary, 1-40, ail waning Mhecot | 25,000, und Is Insured for $10,000, wa Hou ale ve a aible on | On the fire being rat discovered, the neighbors en. HOWIANTIONS ‘HOW PENoINS, Chew ing fODKEEO rnd ater the frst day of | © tadlaeld wits t th CP Rae Beggars dh ed Fiver) waelly ble on | Sonvored, to oxtingnish. the fomca by the. sid of The following is a complete list of the nomina- | Suiy, tam ail “other manufactured tobacco of | A misplaced switch sent the gravel train | eitver. ‘To maintain her present supremacy, St, Pant Y bat oo Intaaimabie were the betertale that | eveby description “We 'to "be taken” and throngh the engine bouse at Beverly, Mass..on Fri entire In © the Senate, and not weted upon finperatively requires not only the great canal spoken rs ly fru few Annies dons pending bete to have manufactured after the day, demolishing the builting, and severely Injuring at the recess: of the act and iy required (o be put up, tn ‘f Whom, Kichard. Barrett, bad eigit | of, but such @ rallrond bridge a will bring whoie | © Wiattae Rane ‘taints OF fe Khonta Inte teearre Commussioner of Internal Reverue.—Alexander vam: | 9/unne! feither toreien or domestle. Wi trains of cars into her very streets, Even then, the Hum iiwting the eountry for miles arovnd, Ad Baings, of Pout ss beeliane ai (00 ak the pas joatly comp chances of the rnee might favor Minneapy oll works was the m gs ma- ect sera He giant Cleo. H. Parker, Redadors Thom Yer oath tnd of negroes, was held at the court house la Augus in Kink, fronting on 11th stree th are in I. Is not my purpose to attempt a detailed descrip. fF Uhe present apperrance of either of thore | wis saved y.—Lother 1. Wilton, fe IL poser Satu Georgia, ent was several Uines threatened, but Seoond Audley, of + ¢ Treasy trio tnventory of all ct tho purpose of avpulnting Conan Oliver Be Bewifo-d, Brora), Borneo, Albei Ato moa and. file a like Inventory on the | delegates to the Swe Convention to bo hold at At. | tion destruction, although damaged to the @, iit, Sexi, a Wevd, Zauribar. | | Amt day of Sach month until the Int of April Mm, at | lante. A letter was read from Joshua Jil, saying he | growing elties, They'are euninently types ofan Ameri. | extent of ¢:A0N, covered by Insurance. The oll fue; ezor of the Cr ni Lowel, Hauutbaly | wrieh date all cigars Meacription be | would stump the State for Grant and Coliax, casi eof our | (ory wae jens than a year ago, and Is eaid to Migour Jus. Kank Coan. deemed to have bee d the pi Mi can progross which Ruropeans (and realdents of our | "9, ¢ mal operation, ‘The lose te. eatt Trited St iad, Noone, Kentucky; | fynmed mped William and Simon Reno, ebarged with b large Kustern cities may, in this respeet, be clus mate vehinery being entirely new, Ure of Pen sylvauia; J.3.C. | flenk torn eaged in robbing the Express Com, 3 tand, Wes “ risanss: r ‘ere. rough’ urd Furopeans) eonnot readily be made to anders K OF thie lose, bit T tted 'Stotes Aibormaya—dohns &, on, Virginians | the Winnie Wort Uroseny Vee Ae er ead, ioe peer Wotshu'abl alaven chek a half is Insured, mostly tn eity companion, “The st out of pines wh #0 mueb of transition prevails. Here the shontyofsome fw z i RO Neill beatern Diatries, Penusylvania; BH. | to‘yroceed at bey the tire and the list of insurances have not nith, Wost Virgie. them for the bow a od 1 c. ’ nice nngmioney aul ea eaeneS ee nmetiachy ae | count for tia Inborer is near neighbor o an smposing wife of ¢ warded by the Avs A The application of Hudson. BE. Bridge for a | fone, occupied, tt may be, for banking purpores;and | v may efrarncol & faeloner of Laverual Revenu mandamus Wo compel certaln oMcers of the Pacific | there the paved and graded street iw Manked by an | pole rmyuna, Tae 7 Bel ee tdas at aa Coiaaate Wek cried Ceaee ot Tog bonne, while the adjoining, ewly opened, but | with large amount and records. o i ef ; vid Tease t Of the Chreult Court, at St, Louis, | Yet impassable thoroughiare is graced by princely ayereee rep ee Mrittes “Orusa rir tae on Saturday, decision wus reserved until | resilences teeming with every luxury, Stream to Bearupon It. The frstand second floors Monday, Go with me for a drive, and, as we leave the city's | were occupied by Mr. Werner ing shop and biecaee rpenter's Crossing, Ponn., last night, while stand> nett Sheridan was arrested at, Leavenworth, streets, an almost boundless prairie stretches tor (antag, the tira if nor by Meaary, Prentice, "8 . ou Saturday, on com of Mr. Dunn, for : ; seat Son, aw nas Hy ne eo Supreme | ing on the track for the eastern train on sre Pe boi rye batives: ‘Dunn is, Poatinaster at. ‘Fort | Mes before us, From the pavement we prssiirectly | qomes communicated with 6, ® one story frame Pallet al, Rewenwe, David M: Abalt. Kailroad, waiting for a freight train to getoutof her | Leavenworth, but was ordered off the reservation | Upon one of Nature's highways, No curefu''y tilled | structure, occupied by Jolin Lyneh us a stair bubid) pe Sih Tet New HChanbertain Fit | way which Was passing on the western truck, was | afew days ago for alleged misconduct, and, refusing | park, no fer-siretching suburban avenne intervence | entablishment, All were totally destroyed, together A. Smitiy, Bev Indians, Lureate Deki | struck by the eastern express train and tn- | to obey, was foreib ted, Hence the action for niente, A saute in the rear, owned byd, M. nyorning by the Sherifof Seott county, Ind, a fh jail, "where they will remain anti! the when they will be taken back to Scout ake Now Orleans, liken. Charieatin, 8 C5 mouih, Nerd. Do It sh. init, Wie La. ck on Sal the three story orn street, owned Coun cf |. Leving Burns dah win, Pitta trict, Tilinoles Alfred 1 First Distr ., Lousiana; Hoot, M. patth, Third bi Wick, Maryiant Territorial Oipices.. Gibhs, Governor, Idaho; oH Win, F. Pigeon, Secre: ‘Two Persons Kit! dek, G Justice Sup ob, Avsintant is be Sd to break the change. We were in towa—we are In w wae deineged 6 the oxtont of $10); (aaured eationy | Le SWE! j tantly killed, | A short distance further on | "CT 4 at. Cheatham, Forrest, Quarles, Palm: |? desert; and here, on the very threshold of the | in the Firomen's Trustand Etna Companies,” A bile : two men, mai Johnson jorey, wer . 8. HI , ; a ( bab aa puilding, No. 71, owned by A, Bweetzer, was dam- ding On the track for the | | er, and others had « conference on Saturday with tho | Wilderness, we meet evidence most convincing of ateut 3180; leeured’ 4 fronts of 73,7 Committee of the Legislature of Tennessee on the | that which exists beyond, It is blew in that State, and the Ith fur train, Would ical troubles in that Siate, and the result hus not h 5 Pranepired: ‘The chance of a eatlefactory solution of | (Hat time and power were given me to portray the the diffcultien le good, ‘The inclination ty call ont | queer carts and querer harness, the drivors and bales the muitary is aati, oust strong efforts wiil be | of furs, ‘The work!'s wealth is wrapped in all theve t in the ecliar of | ade by publican members to pase # singular trappings, just as truly as in yonder elegant | her on f oll and | Fesolation for that purpose through the Legislature. | 1. a ouses, in theee rade carta for transportation, | stork $7 ruck by the e: owned hy Dantet catcher until inthe Long Iniand Co. A Satory far Of tho factory war damaged roperty Is occupied twined by Mr. Wer- building and machinery was $15,000, and on j insured for §12000 tn ‘ Mat Ahraveporty La eg bro tenry C. uns ng Wiss Hoary Laitle, Auburn, ba dy ining: Goo, W, Siintiers, Atiguetn, Ga. ; Jno. ‘. ; A Th ‘Gieye which he died this morning. Mledgeville, Gia.; A: f. Terger, Idake, City, Idebo; a aualeal amp explored to-al Hotel, wetting fi ie! te t 5 Kecchver, Arizona; | burning M On Friday Gov, Warmouth, of Louisiana, no wus OF. Chadwics ee verely. The fire was subdued before do inated, and the Senn ‘Judges of the | &* In thore elaborate locomotive cars and seam. estimated at rs Wyoming? Thos Todiana ie other damage. Supreme Cour hn T. Ladling, the Chief Ji boats, »). ‘The lowe anstained by Mr Lynch amo Pala ‘J. Culioa, Superintendent, 1d Four Now Bia a Tacky cad sctuscd'ts vien’ana puurehed noises | _ We erose but a fraction of the prairie, and yet #0 | riginaied hy oceldent im tne engine. roo _of Were an |, OCul.ca, Superintendent, Ida Ne r to reat | vention, and refused to eign pubtis! 8 protes b i we oN - Boand Montana. 7 Derareare fF, #8 Brita Ki Against ihe Constitution, 9. liaferro, one of the | Much ofa fraction that many an old resident bas, for | her's tactom About 4 o'cloak the same oventi Feaion loci Jons 6. Galo, Now Tork Wy. Bauriwons, Aug. 1—Hon, Reverdy Johnson, | i#20ciate Justices, was Preadent of the Convention, | utter lack of landmark, lost bis way thereon during | fire ceurred at 84 Ryerson street, oceunied by John Mee onan Wi Len. rar : + | has been latterly a Couservative Republican, and ¥5 | some wild winter storin or such a state of atino suse by a leak in the yas pipe on the De Cat Minister to Englond, and family, sailed for South: | w candidate for Governor at the recent election, Two second Hour, Damage $2); Insured In the Germania 1 evente FN Mai ampton at 2 o'clock to-day, on the steamship Balti- | of the others were already on the vench, phere as prevented the grasp of the fow far-distant | Company. EN. Rythe, 4 There, of the Baltimore and Bremen Lue, He was |. In the Alabama Senate on Saturday, the Militia | ObJects, And now, as sudlenly us wo lof St, Paul, a rule of the Senate, thexe nll full at Moet ebaert oho agian sep Dill was passed, It authorizes the Governor to or: | we are entering the strects of Minneapolis. We of thirty days after the recess, An | e*corted down the river by a large number of Per- | gunige the militla when he scos proper. ‘The Dis: | the river, aud the buza and hum of re y Dp 1 d the bu m of machinery Ix yet been prepared and sent tothe sonal friends ou the steamer € apeake,and about @ | ability Removal bili was hotly discussed, Mr. Pen- eine Champlon Dell Major Egan, U, 8. A,, the referee during the uplon contest between the Montgomery Guard of According the expiratioy oMctal list of them ti eh 01 * ero! . | ningtou und others strongly urge the removal of all | 1 our ears when we are once more tn the compara. vs ‘i President. sree. niu Laban! yr sore ping eee disabilities, The ative fiepublicens Keucrally favor | tively solitary country, ‘This time, however, we are | Borton and Company B Twelfth Infantry, bas ad- ALASKA PAID FOR, gers. The timore was decorated Hom deck to | ito but tie Northern Repl cans oppo it, 10 the | in w country of farme ond farm liousce, We dine at | ‘*evved the following letter to Col. John Ward tu re- money for Alaska In the sum of $7,900,0) in coln | Enutranca tthe “slip” irom the kangway | Common Carrier biil'in tonchad 1s | below at the work!famed Laughing Water, and guide | ,,COLOMRIT.sce im some of the papers, of was on Saturday signed by the Secretary of the | Was arche' with flowers and — evergreen rd feeling. oes are essed at the decision o} our horses homeward, of yesterday hasten (althoagh a strange Fort Snelling Hee in our way. A quiet luxury of ; Yeeteray to you aud your officers), io give you an ceount of that decision, Hoth judges, the one on the pert of your Company enjoyment deepens, but, like deep water, shows no | and the one on the part of the Company from Boston, Among those who escorted Mr. Joba: le Stoeek!, the | river were Harun von Gorult, th Winkie, of W. Quartermaster's Commandant at, Port Melien taover of the bill says if it rt Te will cause a serious disturbance in Mobile ‘The bill provictes that whites and blacks shail rile | Nature abounds In all that region, and the stream of tp the came railroad cure aad in the same oteamboat eabine, Treasury and transmitted to. Baron Russian Minister, ‘The draft for that amount, pay- able in New York, wes signed by Gen, Spinner, and the following reecipt given therefor by the Russian Department loner of ripple on the surface, The fort is not attractive tu hey could Hot agree, Left the decision to me, and i othe Pi Mile Cate sad" gttern fom, Ottame (ner, Dominion), that | U2, Geutce the stream-niven tery eat te | ATRG eri edte mmo oF Four Hecineah or Fee eee ee arena ike Tomneren ef al | saints of tirteen guns’ n'were | about, $1,000 in cash. #UOMLNA in Canadlan and | baao of the elif on whiel W stanley but wo enjoy | | tn every partot the drill, save the manual of arma, the Runsias, do hereby acnavwledgoto have recolved | dipped on board stip. kc of Baftimores | Fitish securities, and §750,4# United States secorl- | them both because of their surroundings, And then | the Company of sour eglinent fo,lowed the tactics tthe Treiury Department in Washiueton, 478%. | toasted Mr, Jolmeon in “Ut of the people of the | ee In the Treas Gixcouut on American lesa Ree ire, faltnitly ond excelled the contesting company, oe cee PRs ull uineunt due fore tee tet, | elty, whom hoelimed (01 .ssont, aad wished hice. | {avolees for the past 10 percent. ‘The Min- | Wo enjoy the substantial rond, constructed by Govern | Tho marching, m al the stendivess in tt ad throughout erauce to tacticn that tue not follow ted Siates to Russia, in consideration of the cession, | # pleasan’ voyage. by the latter Power to the former, of certain terri: iy Johnson responded, din the course of hie tory degeritied in: the treaty entered into by the Em- | renarks sald ied coasting regulations | ment, to conneet the fort with the city of St. Paul, | carrying arms, Hue of step, Of the Province Of | Last of all, we enjoy the views of the city to which | {he men, were all bette Canada, A despa fax ways Mr. Howe h i‘ has published a fetter rebuking the violent srticles we retur the ‘and the rest which follows a day's fatigue. | ‘ther Company Miled tatea ca he AMM of March, U8 | sono pene, at, in"nOte ‘carry ahem oni | 4sceuty Publlaued im tho Anti Union newspapers of : Bs, m himpany exci the one of pour WARIUNUTON, ABU Tenet Sivas thle the Mntsree ee inate | adian “Ministers mow.on taeie way to Half 6 Auuseme il deftones i oes tempat (Signed) Dasions, that the good men of both Courteous reception, and the remediat measures pro- | Wautaca’s,—Mr. Mrouglain anuounces the o thera ix an aecuation Of fou play: Leer. ADMIRAL DATLGREN, more frm posed a fair hearing: It {s reported that Dr. Tapper é : vas tainly did not see any of it, though I faithfully took Rear-Admiral Dahlgren, Chief of thy rrean of | (hou as Wil retire from tie Ministry, and that Mr, Howe The Lottery of | nutico of everything: The’ ground was obstructed Gitcanen ered. ie Wesblegion on Bt, uy nlabe | te Aor lanl, we are Wik Dove 8 d40% In He Coniaah ‘This ls its ninth woek, aad the author and | Gis dising the drt of your Companys end ones to be at'enmity, We GueHL to stand Loge! bles Tent Prew : ' Ravstcod by asin the pastpaud whose foterests tad vga | twas cheering yesterday to see ladies distri- "4 Company,’ He com: cipal actor has ample reason to be vatisiled with | iuivud of it, and I had the drill stuped at once until | his success, Next week this house will be oceupted | alundonce of space was cleared fo and from by Lotte, who will appear in 8 called “The | the shouts of adiniration Lam confident that the ul will take active charge Of thut vilice of the Navy epartmicni on Monday, ‘THE CHARORS AOAINST GEN. DY! Mhe Heorstary of War bas granted the request | Emc*arimnaty ste Gio ae oat Dating waste a to the Vonagurl od vinied Centra Firefly.” frieuds of Capt, Finau’s Company obstructed the gf Gen Dyer, Chlet of Ordnance, nd his directed the ch etatent, frie ets es Pa thoy pater ey Ppead oo New Yorx,—The really new thing to-night thw 29 disposition on the part of the audience to Selah’ Pile sation + tie alleged offences ‘duciig the may years he has represeated his Gov: | *” Lines iA will be Boucicault and Reade's drama of “Foul | {scouraco elther company, nor was there cause for eliner company ta for which ® special company lias been en- | tou to the contrat gaged, aud every needful preparation made to insure e discouraged, and every asser- pirary in false, fully, street gate, ‘The audience contalued ® mingling of | » for the kind | Jew and Christion, with not a few who could not ‘and delinquencies cluarged by the Joint Committee on | SFument In this county.” Ordnance against that oficer, JOUN EGAN, rated a fim asec " EXTRYSION OF A PATENT, ndship to the Government and people bales ne Adie ees hag Perseg fod = success, ‘Tho cast includes Miss Louise Hawthorne, | qo), youn ail” Tntantry and Brovet Major, ‘The patent of A. C, Mellier for making paper from on behalf of Limself and bis Government, | !npume: 4 crm lea: | Miss Mary Wells, Miss Jane Fisher (rst appea Commanding Twelfth Infantry, woot! Ard straw has been extended. tur seven years, | In.rosponse to a tonst to the Siate of Maryland and | then, ‘The tent services opened by the cholr singing | ance), Meoers, Buractt, Itaukin, Harris, Studien Bd, | Wnor ruint, N’Y. July a tase dy the Commiss ner of Pi ‘This ts the patent | her Minster to England, Ex-Gov, Bradford responded | three or four nymns to succession, after which the ? : Boab ois ft : hat bas caused so much litigation among various | 4 evquent and appropriate language, Rev. 8. H. Tyng, Jr., fered prayer, and preached g | Wars: #04 Macder, CAR a = Paper makers throughout the country. em . 8. HE, Tyag, Lida ted Bowexr.—Here wo have the Buislay Family, The Police and the Citizeun, LAND BUSINESS. News from the Pacific Const. sormon from the text, Lam, 1, 381 © Ia it nothing 10 | aisag gp in gymnastic exercises, Irish or edy, the | 70.te Bititor of We Sun Ma Canitlasionss of the Genaral Ui Say Fuaxcrsco, July 80.—The steamship viden | You all ye that pose by 4 behold ant aoe Hf thave be | i toine of “Olé Dame Gries and her Comleal | Sl: Your editorial which appeared in your col- uring the past three months, has tran’ Age, for Panama, sailed to-day with $548,000 in trea- | the emot produced In the Wwiman heart by the | Monkey," and all sorts of wonderful things, Ag | imnato day, recommending all good eltizens to ald the thouran | seven jrndred sure, £833,000 of which goes to New York, sight and sense of suffering in others, and asked Why | geycl, the Bowery gives an imavense vartety ta every | Poltee In the performance of their duties, t* certainly 7 ? samme emotion The United States steamer Pensacola reports the | (he same emo Suwanee # total wreck, Elght of the Suwauee's | wan becnuse we did no crew arrived here to-day by the Pensacola, He,then Drietly h eal wut . “9 " , of Christ ull the way from Bethel A fire at Caburne’s Station, on the Central Pacife | (B44 ,0F Clrist all, tho way from 3 | Railroad, today destroyed Ofy buildings, There | his audience if such sufferings Were nothing to them “ of few ones’ | here. That many high-minded, humane and honors. Kay | Was no insurance, ‘The Baviour's m: ferings were then ‘portrayed Sonday will engage fn 9 caries of Seettyitien st Jone “ seeaaek tin aie ble men are to be found in the ranks few will deny ; Late Arizona advices say the Indivns attacked the ade, distrust, and desertion ‘of those | Wood, There will be o grand concert, ple-nlc, and ; | escort between Camps Keno aud McDonald, and had made his bosom frends; his utier | summer nights’ festival, The festival will commence | DUt it ls to be feared, If It is indeed not weil known, Tour wuldiers of "Company — of the Bx HONK howe whom he had Letriented and | qt 11 o'clock, A. M. by @ promenade concert, ‘The | Me Morals of some might, without detriment to their mountains are full of Indians, signal red to from the very firet. In that, suid he, Mcimney, be vastly improves i every direction, and the savages | fothing to you? Dut hia spiriival saticrings were | "ain concert will take piace at In fhe afternoon, | frurity came uniermy bww observation, to witch T bill, very commendable, but somehow the public are of Tun Nonrnaast Saxxoennoxp Fravivat.—The | opinion the ‘force’ is composed of churneters the socleties comprising the New York branch of the | Feverse of immaculate, wand some even aay It Ia proper Northeast. Saengerbund, numbering twenty-eight, | {Hat it #honld be a0 for reasons neadless to discuss Nebraska City Hombolt, and and Springtieli, i Sioux City, Lywa; Del netie, and’ Traverse City, Mich'gu nt, La’ Crosse, Bay Field, Menus Claire, Wisconsin: St, Cioud, St, Peter, Groen! gd Winnebaco City, Sinuewota; ‘Stockton, Vis aryevitie, andl San’ Francisco, California} Littis und’ Washington, Arkausis; Vermillion, Da- arson City, roperly reullze what they Ho then brietly depleted the physleal wutter- 18001; Desmoines ty Bast Sigin kota Territory: fevala; Orcgon City, Orcgon ; Spring!) Hhnols; Deaver City, Colorado; continue their depredations, +5 even greater, as witness Getlisemane and Cuaivary, | at the Fest Mall, which since the late sherpehooting | desired vo call public attention at the tu but was Monroe’ Loullana? Jackadn, Mississippl; Talla: |. Sax Fwancisco, July 31.—Alaska advices of | fn apriying his subject, the Rev, Mr. Tyng related aa “ rel ring In tne Herutd. Tn . Florida. Julya0 report. the irodps ail well” Business was | Incitent. of @ dying woldier on the fleld of tetiys. | fertival has been transformed into a fine concert hall, | reluved » hearing in the fferuid: Th the nu “Phose patents were founded on cash sales, bounty | dull. Coul mines had been discovered near Sitka, | burg ejaculating with his latest breath, " Bivod, | The chorus, composed of the singers of the different | 1°, nt the least good, On the evening of the fend warrant Ivcations, aud agricultural collége ecrip | on the main land. The coal ix considered to be of | vlood—the biood of Jesus Christ eleanseth from all | societica, will be assisted by an orchestra of forty | 1th instant, a poor mag fell prostrated with the a lectlons, ap unequalled quality, ant the seam, which isover | sin.” He urgently invited his audience t accept of ‘ {the best musicians, and the whole will be under | heut in vont of my store,” My attention was called to Commpssioner Wilson of the General Land OMce | twenty leet wide, is traceable for somedistance, The | the atonement and come to Christ, b A r b; nplo O oilewe has Just reec-veds plat and sceompanying ststements | steamer Saginaw tried the cosl, and. her oflicers pro: | “Another bymu was then sung, wer which the Rev, | the direction of Mr, Agricola Paur, ‘The following | ita! ie Lining: te: eiioet are aac me a pollee fod under ths acts of duly 1, fey and Murch & | pounced it excellent, It has the appearance of pure | Mr. Payson showed the importance and greatness of | te the concert programme sidewalk by the hair of Ale head. On. approacin, of the town of Piucs Aitos, Gra county, New | authrueite, and ie superior to Lehigh. man by contrast with inaniinate mutter and with the ‘Willlam ‘Tell," by. the orchestra; the | the scoue, {found he (being speechless, and. almost cc, tm 1a he 0-ac ca n townchipe 1 cud 17 | Late inteligence from Idaho states that ® scouting | vegetable and animal creation, aud by the atonement i of SMetlieesel,’by the Jolut aveleties hi in with his mouth. In. elu th, of range 13 West, The town ui Pinos Altos | party of troops had succeeded in capturing a great | of dee t, And addressing a word to. the ee)" by. the Joint societies ted flags, ani! not tLe slight: trib don Beer creek tur und 7) 'y of the Gila | part of the Winnemidkecos band, numbering somo of whom there were mai present, he related iii e he remained Wer, in a basin near the summit of te Rock moun- | seventy or cighty savages, Owlng to the strong ote of a littie “jis ins Western "town who, ‘Das Deutschessch wert” of Sohupper' are it Bee oa a ans tot aware ihe level ot the sen, | position of tee indiane’ tm. we meantaine, it we ‘artiees slmplic, /, was the instrument of lead: toctoiten and the orchestia Wwanderselatt: “ile ghastly 629 fronciag the lasing and th the ce: tre of a rich mir tog distrivt, For 18 | deemed inexpedient to make strike at (ly notortous sinner (0 Jew ie of Tobe, by erehostra. gun the pollesman. Srassva. tue driver bo avaren it ‘of the town belts of mincral Ne prisoners, recently captured, were orde! rhe Key, Mr, Mingins, Superintendent of City | Steamers will run regularly to convey visitors to | human load to the station house, Here citizens re- othe Ativntic and | hold a council, at which the chiefs agreed to go with | Missions, under whose wuspices these services nd from the festival ground, not only from points | monstrated and protested against such cruelty to une 1, fron, copper, and | thelr eutise bana to Camp Harney. held, closed (exercises with a few remarks upon the East River, but also from Hoboken, In | of God's cr and fa kind-hearted neighbor of- iy Alscovered, eC ——a the Importance of hearing the gospel aright and the | 0% the ihe tlhe argo yl fered tho use of w large feed wagon, then ut hand, extensive tunnels and shafts SPORTING, responsibility that attaches to the hearing of it at | case rainy or stormy wenther should set in, the festl- | in which the poor sufferer could be nade compara: This town was Giwt settled in palatis l all, He announced ® similar service next Sabbath | yal will come off onthe next day—Tuesday, tively comfortable, But the officer threatened to ar- ), and now contain 400 to 700 inhabitants, Cay AT at the same time und ph ‘The audience then phew ec dts Fost any Ohe Who Would dare to Interfere with lm ‘welling houses, 2 hotels, 7 mercantile es tab- . joined in singing * Shs Fiver and iu his work of death, and ‘charitably Pronounced the shmonta, 1 saw till, Airnaces for suelting | Morvan ys. Onterat.—The c test between | was dismissed with the by Mr. ‘Tyng, | A Parze Fiont Broxen ve py rue Pouce.— nown man'to be drunk, In vain was the rank roughs went to Riker's Island on Setur- | &guardian ” reminded that th ‘ying, Hi ood ni 1 @ one-slded contest was anticipated, | the service, were com) to wah rn ow fe a atch he vlog wes visched | tebe any ons itnet belated oF vated Tho Indian Bureau has received but few re- | Instead, however, the Orientals scored but ahingle | whole lime, whens few. pine boar end’ two rounds. fought, when the pollee were id he pot tka ni ‘ould have fh ria receutly. frou the Indian eountry contalaing | run tm the xamo, ahd the Mutuals but 12, the latter | fade theen oil comperetively comfortable ae re ree un of serious Dostililleg amoug the | Reding 1 aimeslt: to get.e bell pitohed to them ts | hour os there of tne tension, ‘cost. ay Ay Ay pny tt Hho ag hy ead. fet oe diana.” ‘Tuvfe is fens approbension now than there | strike et, #0 wild waa the delivery Of the Oricn'al's | probably would. be for ed today bed cach shenter’of asclets, ‘Was soue time ogo of trouble with sevoral of the | pitcher, Kai enta stop tothe eame im the seveutn | should Be ote seats d vise ‘they wero roriamnds vet Wikout ® word of rommuent | would, Mr, Buiter, eigiso, 3 atainp tills for Working gold quarta. | these New York clubs on Saturday proved to be not Very great discomfort wae man, bout | amsreuelartines evel y worthy Fite singularity. ‘Bots clus had oui | espectulfy ladies, who, after walk dunce far porsln by reenectfully ask | =.8 f this is not a case for the Grand Jury to investigate? | Respectfully, your JOSEPH CUL New Youn, Ju will 4 the evening date LOCAL POLITICS Mozart Hau Jowlng letter of resignation has been forwarded to nmittee by the Hon, Fernando Wood. It Would seem from its tenor that # anton between the this C Mozart and Ta about to take place Hon, Wm, P. Lee, My Drag Sin! inber of the M at with the pa pv quite wifing ur party's pr mertion fro} Aghe cratic heart w ¢¢ pritriotism: enunehition bas th two ach lenders 1 in November, the kind ays given lot nt services, and membor of a ee? ainst the ruling Ha tinelity, Ph } and coucert of action nvietion that upon the sucees tion this fail and the ful of government on tion in the great t to save the lie of Kxceisior Demoe: dressiog the n today; t exeorate ti denounced € Meclellan and success for t erat ino a Seymour C man. Fitri Assan Chun.=A ne w nd Nath: The Chateman an he the uniting Kighth, Ninth, an ofmaki W.C. Hannay ©. ounced that » the Club, and all both sidi i delegates met at ‘and mate Andrews presid Beventerntht day evening, on, waa under Seymour Club rau Saturday evening y evening, Finest Asem ne Chu of the t On mution of J. J. chosen, with pow K. Larkes Adjuta few was appointed untiorm for the procure a banner; tineeting. A Fin Ward President, died xudit Wo Bane | Suppen Dean on Saturday, ST ROK, day afternoon streets, suffering ( Mor pital, Ce yesterday im ported in anvth right Drownen wir drowned last river, at U Resucr ov a EastNinth street, talking, Doyle thr ut h negersitate his re deceased was 4 Saturd Drum, # resident v wey for laterment, organization out two hind’ om the mets $19). Tho thelr wick, who rey condition, Do nor Sten Cook and Bernay night of J 123 Third avenue and, after aroused him abou ons, Fxvosiovs Assavurg.—Frank Fisher, aged 28, of Way ington 3! charged at the Jefferson dari with, with, tee brother, Nicholas 174 Chrfiopher street, with Intent to kill. Committed in default o bail....Reuben Sinith, aged 21, of Watts me time contemplated this withdraw Jing that personal as well aa public Jered it necessary, ICT continued a member of the organization eireamatances wow misunders © suport of the D 1 tn a bold and constant support arly as practised by Jellor ‘Well nay It he sald ef him, f the laud, * Me is the nol Whose esentehenn is not darke Always upheld tue tly no sued Word as fal and the eaure is Wo nil the y tw respond to | upon me. Tut feat name, however humble, ty be owing dissension Pourries on Staten Ietann.—The Young M held a meeting on Saturday eveninz, Mr. Thomas Gy | Davis in the ely ymour,and wound up by predicting Southtleld, 8. 1 Hine Of the evening, at 170 Spi Ing the fortheoming ratifleation meeting a per- feet success, and to secure united action at the ‘ovemier election. ‘The meetin the Chairma of thequestion were cordially Invited to ed with three deatening cheers for Pouricat. Busviries,—A number of Seymour cession to take place Nepte jo it the Ninth Ward. Seymour Club) om Maturiay evening, wien adiremes were delivered. Te Metamroa fer ring the session of th the excursion will tak: d Sailors elected ‘Maj. Krux 1d Hstemed to some specclicn, oA, meeting tgok at 73 Hudson street, for the Soldlers’ and Sailors’ Artillery Corps sttae York Ui th Natio th Moore street when Collux is elected Vice pM seiists dutis ex Drarit.—Mary A. Larki on one of the Jersey U ferryboats, from disease of the heart, b the rina Rxcoanrz Ing at the foot of Stanton street, hing claimed, ‘The boy 1s annow ward Balin, of Forty-fourth street, be Tenth and ‘Eleventh uy era Peseta tatty emis foot of Nincty-aixth street, 837 Seventh street, becam Kaged In am altercation with Patrick Suilth, ak 49 is right hand and arm so severely as to Ixquasts.—Core est at 488 Pearl stre y heli an fh om disease of the iirowd Company's ferry-house at the foot of Cort. landt street, The remains were taken to New Jer Sr, Peren’s Society, —This an numl ous of the trensnry fort case of deal, The Socie Catholic Temperance Convention of New York, of which Mr, Nihwn le the President, t in a sound charged before Jastice Ledwith, Dowd, of OL Went Houston a! missed his money, aud, wiver accuslig the prisoners, caused their arrest, |‘) Wore placed under bail to answer ab ie Geueral LEN, 168 and 165 Ninth avenae, i 1:68, } Ad. that the above occur: northeast rorner of Twenty Ninth oy about 4 o'e of | aiven ° — = — Geyenat Comnrter.—The fol- many wings of the Democracy ts New Yone, Ang. 1,199, | Poe ae th nereny resign my position as a jonart Halt General Committee I erations umpel me to and this would tn ome | Seyi and a man who a rreet principles, € etd Woe darkest, and the p im ite ranks was hi been foremost tn the ‘As to Gen, Bair, he ts cqwally aman of true Demo. Use principles are comvietion ts besond nseanit, and whose bh He ving of the genvine metal, Wite as Seymour and Biale there ean bd y are worthy of the ean them, Both wilt triuy nntry ence aKal Hous Congrens hale any tur the Dende local. e¢ a We Wont unity g deeply imbued with the Prosidentiag the contin of ti istence of wrepubilean form | tinent, Leni ot pea mit wle the aarring the solidity of our we pattie to come olf, by Which We Wope the nation truly yours, FEUNANDO WOO tepon tire this ratie Club of Towpk'nayille, 8. The Hon. Brastits Brooks, In ad: Hy Ne war eded to and al enttoyined, A nutnber of De inet on Saturday, and organ. tub, with Squire Vangin as chair Dewi uy Distarcr Gaant axn Conrax ial was held on Saturday ing street, Senator Lent inthe cl George aeving an Mecretary, Ljeck of the meeting of the Republican forces of the AI Fifteenth Wards, for the pur r al Ti, Keller, dames A. Galbraith, (, and others. ‘The Secretary reading room had becn opened by who desired to see the papers on f thelr political «pir agWOu Wi the Ky arrange’ ett Rooms on Saturday ght pi Mr, dames W ub of the Eleventh ® business meeting anveratic C Ww | George Thomas, aged 17, was on Saturday eha: here Justice Ledwith with having in his Toseesive PRICE TWO CENTS Ninth avenue and Twenty sixth stroet....Johm Sullivan, aged 2, of 434 Pearl street, while |, ssieen oh the rool (a aueatory builling), fell 0 th Vide walk, receiving severe bodily juries from whigl Le is not expected fo reeover, Taken to the N. Ye Hospital... An wiki own man was riding on horse back along Broadway, on Saturday, near Nin Ht, wh i hore fet! a8 ay rolling on itm collar bone. Taken home by him frienda, haries Chester, a earman, fell on Saturday aiter- hoon from tus truck, In Canal street, and was rum king one of his arma. ao hin tal. Chartes Kekhart, oa, in jamping off car 71 Of the Been avenue line, wt Forticth sérect, fell and brol right leg. Taken to Bellevue Hospital, Fatunn Maturw T. A, 8, No, 3,—This_societ met yesterday, for the purpose of arrancing th fi artery bus ‘1 elveting officers for ext three monte, TC appeered trom the treasurer's ae. count that the receipts for the last quarter, amounted to $9900, and xpenditures to $1,710). The so ciety Jug condition, and numbers be: twee hades , ing ected for (he ensuing three monthat Patrick Dolan, Presltent : John Mathews, Viee Presk- Gent: Peter Daly, te rrlary i Thomas Cunningham, inancial Secroiary; Innae Dayton, Correspondl Secretary, and P. Gilhe Marshal, Ne Caneron Woene Yoo Ber Your Ciornem.— «portion of the clotung stolen by bargiars, on night of July 13, trom toe score of Michael Harris, penard street, On that o Harris lost four ns 4 1 two conte, Worth over et" was publicly wearing’ one of the Pairs oO; pants amd Lad one of the eats In his posses sion, When brongnt te n Market Cvart t had pars ithe art Reid'to snewer more desrly et the ensionee Cowwance.—Laat week BIT vessels atrived sty wil Mt eleared from thie port. Michael Strang, of 323 West ' was sunstrack on Saturday afer Taken to Hollovue Hogpital,...deo, Koberts, F Wil ius burgh wos, om Saturday morn: Vat the cornor of Ninth avenue avd Twenty Finsensive, ‘Taken te Mount Siaat How pit... Miria James, of 289 West Porty-frst street, Sataruay evening, prostrated at the corner aWth ovenie ard Tiirty-echth street, Takew Ellen Clifford, aged about 3, was found, om ving, wullering from tie heat, athe quit of Wall and Broad streets, Taken to Bellevue jo tv was yesterday committed stealing a wateb from Joan oo tre. Mark wie br \ stat hing Cornet rw writ lirk knife: he was held to ball im 4000 to answer. Georce Thorp, « teauatery vlog in Spel Weteh, wort $ lit), Irom Wan, Dowling, of 416 flak berry street. Johh Connors, ff yeas of age, ving in Oak street, wut charged with commiting & bar glary's fow nighta since at the sore of Phillip Keller, 214 Williatn strect, whore, it le alleved, he stole $100 Worth of boois and shoes’; committed for tial, Cran with Hoanoia exoee Face Pre TRCN, MeCormicks aged 28, of 60 Enat ne . to the extent of 18), from Mra, Ann Un ill, under false pretences, The complainant sects that the prisoner represented that he was largely Interested In coal about to arrive from Livers pool; that he had an office at 68 Broadway, amd that, tho end of Jane he would bo tu funda to pay her, ships did pot arrive; at the office be was un- wh, and Mra, Underhill found out that others had been similarly victimized. The prisuner ao kno wledged the debt, but denied the ialse pretences, Je waa, however, helit by Juatice Ledwith, im dofwalb $00 bail, to answer at the General Sessions, Cunious Pomoxina Case.—Mary Ano Hard ‘an Trish woman, & years of age, Was om Satur. jaken before Justice Mogan, charged with baving ned or drugged Tattle Hail, a girl of 15. The L appeared, lived with her father on the canal N. Holt, 1} ing at Pier §, Rast river, and Mary: ia employe! on. ® canal boat at an adjoining About ty » clock on Friday evening the acca a Induced the girl to come on board her boat, and there, it ts slleged, miministered to her some poissnous' drug; alter which ake stripped the girl, d left her on bowrd of the barge in an Insensible (iiion from tie elects of the drug, ‘The girt was, atiemied by several physictana, and, although she dition was not deemed dingerous, No complaint was taken by Justloe Hogin, and the prisoner was remanded to the eus- toy of the First Precinct Police to await further developments, Ovrn vaso , Hiomwar Pee yo Me. Govern, Hugh Met it Tomes Fitesinmons, were on Saturday charged before Justice Ledwith, at the Jefferson Market Court, with robbing John Newell, of 7) Washington street, on Friday evening last, of $15, under very vutrageous clreumsta: ces, Mr. Newell in somewhat ad in years, and was ting on his own door step, when he was, with: at warning, assaulted by the prisoners, aud knocked down on the sbiewaik, ‘The raMaus shen fell upon heating and kicking lim tn a brutal manner, ef him almost dead, Upon recovering, Mr, I discovered that Lis money was gone, and fe notice of the loss to the puitce; and upon his 1, Stewart in the chaii ratie Club Mr. A. i ppriely of making an Hufalo and Niagare e Detnoeratic State Conyen consideration, da .. The Nineteenth Ward Soldiers ‘on bature Y Distaier Sonprens’ anv Sat Charlow V, 7 the Sedreury, John nited Siates Navy, endorsing the 2 on the Treat anid Hhomas J, Kglly, ‘an Artillery Corpa bers of the District. |, Hauer, the following ollleers were er to All up vacancies: Colonel, J. ity Hy, V. Crawford, late of Com: Mi Burged Dr P. Guard 8..N.¥. A com Chotirman UW select a p it by corpa; mui another both committees to re motion was made that t pledge themmvives to tire their gan aged two mother's Jenty last evening, in Thirty-thied wbrect, les Dunn died suddenly tral Railroad bo Williams was found or of West and at, Taken to Bellevue rom the ~The clothing found portion of this paper, wus lant ae belig tm Barning,—A man named Ed. muck, was dentally: while bathing In the North Kow.—John Doyle, aged 24, of yeaterday afternoon, 'en During the fight which followed the tint his fis! through a pany of glass, avvil to Bellevue Hospital, er Rollins yesterday herd an on thie body of Jobn 8) ng fell from the roof, ceping, und was Killed. Tho oars of Coroner Rollins on uest over the rem) Charles of New Jersey, who died suddenly art, at the New Jersey Central ent temperance hundred members 4 d stuicht, The dues pre iected, amoanting js of the Society are ive $5 per weck, aud $i burial of a me » which forms part of row Ponto Piacns,—-Edward dd MeGatuey were, on Satur h robbing Patri of $12 on t Dowd entered thé drinking ealoon at the Invitation of Cook, the bar- taking a drink, fell asleep, Couk at midnight, when be imumodiately hey denied their guilt, bat on Satardi befor ‘eet, clockmaker, joncription of the thieves, the prisoners were arromt- they denied thelr guilt, lal without be 1, An KEuoerzuivo Curex,—Arthur Davis, an on, about 20 of % years of who elsim- 4a to Le “very pious lias been employed lately a8 Me bookkeeper by Mr ard Ridley at his store in | Grand but conducted himaeif in suspicious manner, en) is employer to manifest a de ire hi to exainine, its sccounia ‘Thin alarmed. Dav he fol, loving ils effects behind a bonrdidg’ louse” tn” Be on Saturday he wo L of the T er was found, wherein und his apparent peligious fervdr by stating, that if join ht purpose of deine te cherah Be tbe parvo, ot exhas ¢ Zo0d ‘hows’ of as tiuch pludder as posalble,”” the fuumower was brought bewre Justice Manadeld, ‘st he Knsex Market, Where Mr. Ridley entered a come plain against him, Te is charged that during May nd June Davis embeariod she (unde of bis euployer at least to the amuunt of 5 Tne Larne Rus-oven Casuaury i Ottvem s reported at tho thine, Mary Kearney, am in, Wason Tuesday run over Ou the corner nnd Cherry streets by car No, 40 of the wiavenue ling, She was sent to the Bellevue Hospital, where she died on Saturday, when Coroner Schirmer held an inquest, Dr, liriegs, the House Surgeon, testified that she w: snitted to the Hos ina suite of intoxication, and suffering from a nd vf the scalp, and an extensive tarcerated A of the axilla, and that death sued from cxiuuatiuk consequent upon the injuries, John King and Jolin Mulias, who witnessed the “necident, testified that wien the car wae yproaching the deceased. he diver, was peeling & and throwing the rind at two girls Ia the he looked out at them while the. ear wae ng some twenty-dve or bhiryy yards, when the ceased was run over, ‘Che jury therefore heir veriich, that the accidens was the result of esniieas on'the part of the driver. ‘The tater, mas Pell, was committed to await the action ob Grand Jury, Bonatany.-On Wednesday night last, Officer Fifteenth Preeinet, while on his pos it the grating of the coal cellar ot rast Ninti street had, during the absence of the fauily in thesoushy, © removed lng a robbery, he desecnded Into the cellar, went through the build atniued the consenta, ouly to tind that bu had been thera before him, The closets, enpboards, and drawers bad been ransacked, and ‘thelr contents removed, The burglars Were, however, frown some unknown cause, unable to remove the articles they had packed w as Uivy Have siace been found In « Saratoga trunk the front basement, ready to be carried away; the con teuteof the trunk being valuable dresses, &e., worth ‘The orcupier of the house, Dr, De Wit was telecrapoed for, and on his orrival, a striet ang Uierough seach was made of the whole build from cellar to roof, Tt was then discovered U nothing of value bad been taken away; with the exception of some dozen" teaspoons, having been pre vs oved (0 ' another house fur opine. ‘These spoons were, by some idea Of the mistress or the house, carefully ped up, and th into the fire-place of the anges th ebinuey having fallem vig the faunily’ were antirel nd by the bi seaped the vig of the thieves. The ouly drawer that was not burst pen contained ad Lis also ese Uie general rarage. The police are busily engaged kn trying to find out the perpetrators of Uie burglary, bit no trace having been leftbebind, It Is more thay likely that the thieves will eseape, Mu, Busou on Maar Earino,—In the July num. her of the Lerald of Heulth, Mr. Bergh thus replies to itt scolcavurs to popularige the use unook—Dear Sir; Taeknowledge, ae ie te receig of ig! sxaellan} watien!, 7A fereade feasth, and along wit! irtendly nots rattan ts horse flesh as a Ree alin G ‘On rewding the latter one would assume that wo wisely difler on the sutject, and yet T have the sivantace of completely agreding with you In the ibuiract I believe as you do, that the abolition of the use of the flesh of all snimuis would result in physical ond moral improvement to our race, Hav) deca in countries where meat ls rarely, If ever eaten, und Living observed the superior enduranea of fatigive well as gentleness of ¢! of the inhabitants, feel convinced that the slaughter of dumb animals and the devouring of thely flesh account for the lngerbler Gn the night of Frid: sailor, was yesterday ‘charged at the same court by John bim on the sive ‘andewater strovt, with cutting Vel shoulder with a razor on Saturday wight last, Committed for trial under $500 ball, Accipext.—-An unknown man wos taken to Mount Binal Hos ‘been inj: bye pital on Saturday evening, having fall om the sidewalk ab the carper largest share of the moral and physical diseases which affect mankind. L have had an Arab of the desert run behind my horse a distance of twelve miles without the Toast slgn of fatigue, and the cheerful fellow never tas ‘or my oWN part, T can eat meat because of but then the least ee of by ‘i psi en tbe ings shocks ay ben reason ea stomach \0 revolt, Ihave the honor to he obedlent som "Wile Yorw, June 9) 138 ENGI Freshen