The Sun (New York) Newspaper, August 15, 1868, Page 1

4 New Secre Loxnow, Aug. Phe intehigence bh tion, and newsly all connec with the te fr. Stevens w all hi Was a mas ‘The Datiy News eonciud faulia he * The death place unfilled ish nella of U tows Cowrs, Isur o day. Lisnow, Aug. fe compunest ne fol! Pres and Etaborahy Miniter yf War Mind ture—Leuo, arived to-day brin ‘ath alt, The wa Rio Janeiro news; ave The te rol Gu Einpress, tie 1 With fags, vant 1 the entho were loudly che tetingul of tl bas beon 8 Minister t aigued. Vauis, Aug lew cnn More prowine tor of the Li Lonpon, A for we borate obituary not The Times, after reeonnting Jon with ihe recent impeachment pro: Ject, and his views reiative to the payment of the United States fve-twenty bonds, concludes its article owing words: CABLE T ilies tary for the French Em- bassy to the United States. prenterenete Ton Thousand Francs Fine on M. Rochefort of La Lanterne. ————— ty Mr. 8 ew BRAZIN, wet Mintser of M Miniter of the Marine Bintater of Justice Lisnon, Aug. 14. PRANCR, altitudes througed the atveets, and was unboun ed Lord Napier, of Mi gn visitors preseut at the se National Guard ty Paws, Aug. LC acy, at present Second Secretary to the D mont, Awbasudor of Fr ypoluted Firat Secre potentiary fro Biutes, in place of the Visevuut d vif at Rocher Dy thousands of delighted ps Pans, Aug. 14—M. 1 ¢ (uewspaps Deen sentences lo pay ® Bue Of tou thoueund waner, gud be lmprisoned one year tu jull. * ELEGRAMS morning Journals have ele Opinions of the London Papers on Thaddeus Stevens, ——-— ‘ THE NEW GABINET IN BRAZIL. Splendid Display and Review of Troops in Paris. feceived from New York announcing the deat Representative Tha tdeus Stevens, The Morning Telegraph has the following: ther teve Dut fn bis time he dd atgn gets the imwous phrase, * That \thhe lead of bi ‘The other Journals have articles expressing similar Sappho, from New York, arrived at this port to- _ ~ 4.—The new Minteter of Poretgn Affairs ter of Public Works, Co Bluayan expedition against a ex Aud the project wun ubsudoned, _ - hotables were also present, tioope pasacd in review. ‘The e ty was gully dressed Panis, Aug. 4.—There was 4 magnificent mili tary display here today. ’ vie RK yee to (he Court of Viewns 14.—The grand Freseh naval re to-day, aud was witnenned FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR. GEORGIA, —o— Attawra, Ga, Aug, 14.—The following Guber. ernatorial nominations were confirmed BJ the Senate to-tay A ate Jndves of the Supreme Court—H. K. Mecny, eight years; Hiram Warten, four years, Me Campbell (colored) moved to reconsider the action of the senate on the imiuority report in the wo of the expelled (colored) Senator Bradley, and spoke at lengtly, and predicted that if Bradley’ # fent forth on the world this foul imputation on him ‘would be met by the aympathics of U20N voters of the down-trodden race ; that the time would come when the bones of Campbell would rise fn judgment Arainst the men who perpetrated such injustice on aa Auwocent man and brought about such « calamity. ——— ~ SOUTH CAROLINA, ~ Corewnt ©, Aug. 14.—The veto of Go emnor Seott of certain Radics! measures of legislation has created latense feeling among the extreme mem: ders and a break between the radical and moderate Republicans, Intelligence received here indicates the arming of the negroes In different parte of the State, and that threats of violence are made, The eaders puditely ay they bave a captain on every plantation, aud the tes anticipate serious trouble. jovernor han failed to make a toan of $125.00), Andtoe members of the Legisiature are grumbuan GREAT nnirary, boewuse the people talk of refusing to pay tance, ri emi : Telegrams were promptly NOKTH CAKOLIN: pelle roale i a Rarwran, N.C, Aug. 14. —The Democratic Con- otal pha Sudlente wane | vention adjourned at @ o'clock this aftynoon, The preblight procession last night was large and bril- Hunt; about 4,000 persons fore tn the procession, A number of speeches were made, The number of det etuully In attendance exeerded 1,000, Tt was ing political gathering held In th Mr, Stevens's promt. State since 140, ¢ Convention endors 1 Den J the nominees and plat: eratie Convention nani ence to “The death, of Thaddeus Stevens te not now a | re also adopted. eibile Toone “itls fenposchent policy wee of Incalcu of the Fiat District, and Major fi injury to his pelitent Ananeiat iu District, Gistiones!, Which he cveourne with bit, He ir re. A fanatical, bitter, ond selewiiled inan, but not electors will be selected decetiuy, He is the Inst of the ating | Riot In Washington, Turtanncenta, Aug, 14.—A special despatch to the Auletin from Washington says that « riot o¢ curred here last evening between @ company of col- to rive Above pulitl ond, or gener with ored Zouaves and @ mixed crowd of whites aud ediesbeeaetd Tie Zouaves were passing from Georgetown to leaves no tinportant y oF in the the Cap tol, on Pennsylvania avenue, when, it is aid, they were attacked by tu J, and In the mace sume of the Zouaves fired into them, mortally * Wounding one tan and injuring several othe Se Aug. 14.—The yacht | a ssuie, Moone Wasainaron, N, IL, Aug. 14— A delegation of ratiroad men, members of the press, and telegraph men, are at the summit of Mount Washington to-day upon the Invitation of the pro prietors of the Mount Washington italirond Com pany, to inaugurate the new rai road, wi leh is ted 10 Within a Fhore distance oF tie suMmMIt, Brazilian Cabinet be “ } road Ie a success, and the occasion was made» Fuvance—Viscount ant vue to ail Soncerned. — Paraullos. SPORTING, - ‘The Kensselacr Park Racen, Troy, N 14.—The first race waa for ere, anc Agricul Cotegipe. a purse of $2 no mile. ‘The race war * won by § jlowing is the summary: Alectar ohn Ht 1 The Braziltian steamer which | George A100 : i ngs dates from Rio Janeiro to the | by) We weldon seeeee H vein not very important, The Clara lapped Sui k te one-half mile pers print an .ccount of & Paw ‘Tine hat nile fut mille, 1:40 wn wea the fe ey wt ple of Draailian iron at racewne for @ puree of the Paraguayan were besten of, | one tile anda half. The race. w Pat Mu Kichard TB on. ita was beate ‘i The (tlowing he favorite. lose up, and : ain Bae Mal was the pov - Conuo'ly, £90, ‘The hurdle race will be run on Saturday. The Natlowal and Impe | THIRD BACK, vigil 7 q he third race wus inile heats for a purse of $400, Js were reviewed by the Kam The | one bring wos $100 Ue ae) one Iwperial, anda large nuinber of | Aba tude tute whack Ffty-two battalions of | well contested by who’ Inj the winver in both tthe score, Jutta was distanced in the first boat, and Jubal wus drawn, The time Was very fast for the double turns of @ bi mie track, Viz; 1179 and 1.47, ‘Tho imperial fanily ‘The track ina very well arranged and picturesque one, the seo .e very exciting am the horses wan one of the dle | ran, stim re and enthurlomtmn of the w | ere Th tenance Wan very 3 _——- — Bare Ball. Two Excttixa Convests in Broo de Moreau Faver. de Gi va, Eexronp,—An [ spectators ry to M, Berther assembled Iu’ and Brook France to the United | lyn, yenterdoy to witne wath the Salut Feertol, re- | Eoklord Club, the grew crowd seach Heider had fue support, it beeame a tral of skit! between the two aijles of pit hing, of which Martin and Wolters are icading representa: ves ‘Tie Mutuale obtatned the 1 , among the Lord Napier, ri Rocheport, the edi ), has In his abse ptenig, and fe | big oat thelr udversarten fivor, “In tle neat our Inulug Mutuals fought yood tp hill game, nd managed to equal the Bektord se venth tania, battn the obebth the Ke cred 7 toi, nnd finally eame oi ‘cxeitement wut 18 to 12 in the etre, the kektor “iting one. te cloned nt M4 iy th Rallwey lures *, ib; Atiauil dud creat Wook ns Murua. Faankrow td states Ave 4 vetiananrece : x tweit) i AOE fea for aud Rel 1 Jay woot up 4 a 1 petite by Riek { risk i ie quutatiure:. Mtidd i errniane 3d'b i eames tito inate aiee duet len is bey ‘ suarter., Red Western whent Is eeares ; Nord ie alidelis'e quot atline ag Tans Vane Mdvaccrd" te dia Wom i aiiysad Bus H rovistons--Pork edu, but unelia gt, Fast tne = - Recea'nes advance to sos ihe a Q 4. Pro tice etroleum bas ite bie. Bid. ¥ gallon Leptrp 7 at previons Ist, Od, Sa. Ath. BUD, Oe. Teh, Bed. OED, NDON, Avg It M. All articles of produce 1. | fh fe BS ae NG a gt ' tae arn an! eee ; i ots em, A. M.—Petroleuu—Themarwer | Emule Do waite dard white & 0 Fe J, Watson, —— MARINE NEWS, Thine of gatue—2 Woit Stan vs, Otyaric, or Wasurxorox.—This atch, which took place on the Cupitoling, proved to be quite an exciting and. exceed " ngly well-played Guasvow, Aug. 11-—Tuo steamship Columbia, | yime, the result being the success oi the new frou: New Vor August's arrived in theClydeto-day. | teurimen utthe Stars by m score of 15 to 1%. The —~—— _ hort stops on both «ides bore off the palin; dewell’s PACIFIC COAST. ine catching, too, belng noteworthy. ‘Tle following ~ js tue sere: f Sax Francisco, Avg. 18.—The opposition ourmrno, | TR on éteamer Oregoplan has arrived from Panama, 1 a /Rogers, f 1 tai iy | "The bark Torrent was wreeked July 17 in English 4 yee a b, fe tae Cook's Inlet he vessel and cargo area total @ 1Cyne, a ae | ‘The crew had arrived safely at Kodiak, 1 0\Mauley, 4d'b. 3; 2 8 eship Gold Hunter bas cleared fur Liverpoo! BF Plceven ates fF with 40, ke of wheat, ond the Oliver Mudeliuc a (RS oe day for Cpe Town sith a cargo of four, ¢ piyehnee bind of 3 74) Flour is qioted at $5.0 u80.00; wheat at 70¢ = -| oe } Be.; legal tenders at 6059 7 13 i) Tota dt iB ib Bay Fuancisoo, Aug. 14, -The bark Torrent, reNNos } wrecked in kugish Bay, Cook's Iniand, bade tet, 88. OL. Gils Old, MD. th BAe ORD. } board 180 troops and odicers belongns to the | Olymple.. dt b o8 og 8 8 8 8 Oni \ Bee: ud Artiliery,ail of whom were saved. Une month's | Star 2.4 08 2-08 €S ‘ Supplies ard ealt provisions flouted ashore. A fow Umpire—tr. Elmendorf, of the Fxcelstor Clad. Blankets were saved, one for every six men, ‘The culers—Menars, Altea aid Sterling: i, Aisaster 6 about five iniles rom where It Time of kame—’ hours 10 minul shiv military depot, Eso.e ys, Gornam,—Following is the score of ielity haw g ae te Fvelialy Pay and 1 che game between thene elute; ably Letury to with the soldiers wud pth, antl other wienis cau be Wade maou OTM. on tetablish a garrison. Merton it hay t te ho Be { Capt. Henry 5. Brown, formerly in the Liverpool Su Miamoriie 8 8 f pig d cipbia irude, died euddenly on the 22th | Hicks ¢ i H for several yearé amember of the Board of Under oe a Mar a ee ae | © Writers and Prot missioners, 2 Cbd Tee Gig td. 8 , ‘The Napa Valey Kuilroud was completed to Call Nek te Ee $ RWeitendeef.6 4 9 ML bog yorterday Kane, 8.cc0000 1 8 SiLove, Sa “Th -2 4 Late 1 / advices state that the Indians are ne -= = i —— = - be.ng rapidly subdued and placed on the reserva. | Total... 818 27 2! Total tum dons, To-day the Harioms and Stars play on the Captto. A fire at Rolee Ciiy, Joly 29, destroyed al! the hall? | Jing grouuds, When anoluer grand game may D8 ex ings frow the foruer Masonic Mail to Oxtord’s | pect Gorne: j Lone 5 14,00) s Atay, N. ¥., Aug. 14.—Tho game between ‘Whe ¥ poiuiis sulled to-day with $515,000 for New 6, of thin clty, and the Auburn Club this j York, resulted ina sietory for the former by @ \ : apts ns 16 in sia innings, The National Alicged Ludian Murder, Viayed elght men, —A special despatch to the | 5%, Louts, Aug. 14.—The base ball match to- Br, Louis, Aug. 14.—A special despatch to the | a Tactween tie Union Club of Morriaunia, New Democrat from Sviomon City, Kansas, says: Cart. | York, und the Union Clud of St, Lovin, the Moody has just urrived here an’ reports thaton Wed: | pious of Missouri, was won by the former, Th neaday a large band of Sioux, Clieyenne and Arapaho score was 37 ty W, Ladiane attickod the settlement on Solomon Fiver, ot ee he ue Aa . }eczle the match gaine Ang Ave, lls, wat soa morally wounding Me, of Western New Yori, which, waa plaved here tu: i}, The Indiana alto ravished two women. | \Yenirl Cis! of thie elty, the Ont Ne cerrigd it Miving oa Mut. | swecewstul: ‘The total score waa ; Ontastos, 90; Cen- mee ek: They iso killed @ German, and | Hal Cltyr, eas wounded a boy on brown Croek, Yack wwmber of persone missing fiom tee, rus oan’ | C.R, Poillon received yesterday a cuble de- She country is etripped of provisions spateh announclog the arrival of the yacht Sappho, Bee cht is now going on on fall | t Fulwouth, Kuglaud, ofr a voyuge of foustecs It le red ‘ PA Me ays FROM WASH | Special Despatches to The Sun. CABINET MRATH The Cabinet meeting to-d Qnestions concerning both the A\ missions bad been awaiting Mr. decision, It ts understood that for several yours, OPPICRS IN ALA! the opinion that the President cs offices In Alaska at once, This ARCESSIONISM SPRAK There has been considera! tho meeting of a Denieratic ar Dy an ex-Confederate Majo flammatory address as to caus | and leading men at t! ON, CANWY ON KOUTIN Gen, Canby assumed com: In recard to the condition of a feof the opinion that no. trout Presidential election, wn themselves, ™ nmvane efforts to 1nduee Mr. Rollin COMPLIMENTS TO Roth the Democratic pap attecked Mr. Kvarte for bis o eave, Tho funeral of the II took place this morning at nin m ten o'clock. ‘The rotunda was open all ni honor, composed of twenty-t Botler Zou crowd of visit sirean eleven o'clock, when the nambe midnight quiet reigned at the o'clock this morning the crowd both the decenm Pubic Buildh the deceased. senators Tram Procession was lined with spec alat the depot car arranged for the purpose, wh accompany them secured a features of the deceased Wasmixatox, Aug. 14, 1983, to Mexico with more positive inatructic ve heen Insued to any of our ropresentatives there Mr, Evarts, according to Mr. McCulloch, holds — the first time before the Cabinet, ed Brat by General Green Clay Sinith, who weed | Mort revolutionary langaage, and who was followed | meeting to leave, Gen, Burbridge, of Kentucky, is again making cave (he President consents to op} TOR LATE MR, ATRYENS, nies were conducted In the rotunda of the Capit and the remains lef for Lancaster in ves, remalned with the corpse, black and ing Into the Capitol Iast night until about war drawn by four white borses, © remains were dep NEW YORK, SATURDAY, INGTON. gina; Pordinand Willing, Consent neaota; Werner Dreae), Consul at Jand ; Charl South sul at Chicago, Hinols ©. berg, Cousul "at San Franch Jobxon Witheim Jockuseh, ¢ | Texas; Robert Barth, Consul at St & tong one. | Adolph Rosenth and Mexican | 3, # return for | crane will | Enrigne Alng as C&nsul of Spain at than | Charles NG. Ade « of Wi clonal, Ohio; Charles J. T. Vesein Helarieh xa, yw str! Sow: Gen. # President li Iso recognized New Jersey, Delaware, and the Din excepting Pittsburgh, Per AKA, nieiphia: Manuel De Ras Spain at Savannah, Georgia, 0 fll all Government was aunounced for partment today ¢ - Uyiten Stare Nava ING OF, Wasninaion, le talk to-day over | Zon. Gideon Welles, Secretary of RN AVPAIRS, mand here to-day, ire at the South, he Rov. Dr. Gurley Presbyterian Chare formeriy Chaplain of pplnion th (he Hollins | Gryeeted MAM wer earried to 6 60 Anwr cHANons Ry direction of the Secyetary recommendation of the. Quarter Tollowlug changes tnt Thaldeus Stevens eo'cloek, ‘The core master of that Depart cere wil hier Quari leht, and a guard of ve members of the The white, kept way think advisable. Assistant Quarierinnater, wil report {hg Goneral and tho Chief Qu MAteary Divinon bf) Mirsonri rs grew leas, and at Cap Dy seven A began to assemble » near the Capitol; the visitors upon entering the ro. Q tunda passed around the coffn to havea last look at the departed statesinan, » sentinel being postod each corner of the catafalqne to dircet fernone and prevent. a crowd from rows Will re leve. Cain! ling about the coffin, George T. Hrown, Quartermaster, ent duties Rerpeantat-Arme of the Senater wi Preirioe for sostapnrenttto det iN band at ane ta for tle ser al! and Somner Second nw tre Goodrich erday, and & Co, ‘The route of the tutors. On the arri- Lage tim the fair ® hen all tn bbe tn the tr Wette, Consul Clauwsen’ |, Consul at Milwankee, Vai nes Kruttechntit, Consul at New ‘Orica duties and stat in that city, ‘Two men rented an oMece on the seco Iron par and knocked senseless, Toronto, Ont, Aug. 14.—The_ police at St, Pant, Min Baltimore, Mary- at Chariog A. ¢ isco, at Ge onlay Miseour Wisconsin | La. Kas. Post Capt Jaa Consul of Russia at New Archangle, Sitk Key Ping urtembuirg ab Cin, ‘an Consul of the Grand Duehy of Hesse Darmstadt for Peunsylvania, triet of Covambin, iyivania, to reside in Phike y Albert Vi ARMIVAL OF TITRE COMET, Tho following was rocorved at the Navy De- onsal of Onamnvarony de | CSIR: T have the honoe to report that Rackets comet | club last night, ad- | wt ivearven were hia moraing’ by Phot Hall.” Ut wae ear thos plare rredketad hy Mirada Tiseust ant Von Ante, ALS ovlock thiemoratnc, Ani. 1’ 18h. mt th eomnet jon was Oh. Bn, atid declinatlo who made such an in: |W dexter ts e Green Clay Smith SORETH CTTEE | ene, Ooianinderd Supetintoudent, TLLNRSS OF CHAPLAIN GURLEY of the New York avenue wa in ly rgeon aud the ball of War, water Ge nent Teport by letter to i South A. Hey not thie Command ter of reer Quartermaster, a tach Moyle Asmistaut Captalhy Hove will of the Fifth Military 1 i Niel Quarter: floor of 114 put up male Hy last niglt’ express train the | Company package from Odin, IN svod ae e Bible, Purporting Ww contain $14 This morning the Rev, Dr. Gray arose and delivered'a sr. | pacaage was delivered by the ne n of abont an hours length, Then followed prayer | wlio,” while waiting for @ receipt, wat 4 benediction by the Rev. Dr. amtiton, pastor | seized by the throat by @ oman in the f the Hyland Chapel of this city. “Eleven Sisters of | omee, and another applied elvuroforin to Charity trom the Providence Hospital were present | him. The messenger struggled vivlentiy, and, during the service, at the conelusion of which whe readily othe jufluenee of the ehiore: PLicentlon of friends and mourners moved to the ck three heavy blows on the wend with imore depot. The hearse containing the remains Th wins, patup re, urly of this city and American detectives visited the Turf Club Kk, aw the train moved off, th Hotel and Brocton Club Houne inst night ond arrest Alrections, the proprietors and several others lor compheily ad and twenty-Ave members of tho | tn tie Acame Express robberies in the United Btoves, se rinter® Grant sad Colfax Clob® exc Tho arr uinber ton or twelve; and the partion Stevens's remaina from the Capitol t A fe weil known gam lers and sporting men. and a committee of three of their number proceeded | “* **! *" bd porting with the corpse to Lancnater, ly to the depot of the North Ceni publie haprovevu yast owt i the sublect of wonde ‘0 bis wisdom avd f beral magnificent ay tive 10 the Of the Canal” Commbsioner, the Aisplayed the eniue abliities whi a juriet the highest Tender in punctie. of er State and nal isiaturer, srow pointed under toe now Revenue District, Sau Francisco, M4.—A_ train Inve vive. the recollection cords of Our Wayans APPOINTE g following storekoepers COMMISSIONAR ROLLINS, —— The Great 5) Paorne Ho u Barnum arrived Aug tral Hailroad, exits, which ti e bate sud rendered rand ad ei 14.—The Atranta, Ga., Ang. thin viciuity are weil ¢ a otaple of superior quailty Baowxerown, Ind., Aug 4 4 robber eran and Legs Adame Dnadieus' Stevens fig utsted tli ak inp tiary and to pay nfl f go 1 faa beon contin 1OATION. FOR TIA Petilons bearing the names of eitiz and Brooklyn have boon provonted in favor of Mosars, Caliicott, nities of nian, mints, and of oUF and In Wie history of ad 6, of 74 irs avenii¢, butcher's cart, driven by Daniel have been sp- | gerestod, ‘The toy was cared fur law relating to dis net Station House, Hospital ro to-day, to Koop an er Jeraey) Hose Company left bere ior hom Enright Abbow was tk man tn a Voot-iace- Me Wius as Usunt, Ms. P..T, Ketnent 18, which he made #ome months ago to run a foot race Hanmisnuno, Penn., Aug, 14—The body of That: | he race wee contented at @ o'clock In front of th desu Stevens passes (hrouzl here at 4 o'clock thin aie House, in (he presence of several thous afternoon, when minute guns were tired anut h Lie homsane of the city Were tolled. "The following addr Ravers, Mr. Darna datawoed aunown” heat} caus Bos 100% DENS PURE ea Lee zhia,” Having won ‘the racoy Mr, Barnum wie bias tt RS tg PA borne on the shoulders of the multitude im trtamph To, the People of Pennaytan ea from the fold. The death of the olest ty neylvania — nee delegation (in Congres, ioe nh Decense of a Son of Gon Schoflold. fy" gloom wealth | Aunaxy, N. Y., Auge 14,—Jdoln Rathbone Staten thiad est, efforts | Behotteld, the eldest child. of Gen, J, M, Seinfeld were’ alwa na“ Secreunry of War, died at West Point this mor oud J Fuad Le wan in the cleventh year of his age, ‘ail that ———— on to CONDENSED TELEGRAMS, hate the Americ pe enhiay han ‘Of Thatdous’ Blevens the Bostox, Mase, Aug. 14.—The Trenton (New this ator cotton blows in and give promine of Tn the matter of Hammond, who Expr risonint The ¢ 1. CLammnor.— na of New York to the Presitent and Allen our country, to witch he wees ardently “at ached, ard ‘Inthe’ hearts of his’ country. | The petitions havo been referred to sho Attoruoy wh a he ns pr ally honored. Generel, fa 0 SUNNY Mae rected that all the | accipaurs.—Philip Hoikelday, aged 19, of 75 pelarkon Menday, ations! Gage britis. | Forsyui awect, “vas Inst evening run over in Park jayed at halfinaat'at sho sauetine onallthe pubite | ltuw-by aneapress wagon, anc lind tis leg brokew Fuiidings of the State. JOHN. UbAnY, faken to Hellerue Mespltal.... Gabriel Peldheim, was yesterday ruu over hy Coyle, who waa y Lis parents Hiled spirits and tobacco! Jay Miss for tha Eighth | Staswiwa Avvxay.—During ® quarrel which District of Indiana, Lafayeite; Cornelius O'Dounell, | took piace ast evening, between William Abbots, of for the Twenty-eecond, Districs of Fennaylvania, | 19% Cherry street, and Kelicino Montersen, at the Pitaburghs Kebert W. Kerr, for the Tweny-hind | corner of Oliver atreet and New Bowery, Abbott District of Pennaylvania; vod Benjamin H wae stabbed in the face and shoulder by Pelicino, wud Garrett W. Richman, for the Virst who was arrested and locked ap tn the Fourth 1 to Bellevue " A Monprnoca Array. —Jainos ris, 0 Mr, Rollins is expected homo early utehor, and his wife, living Mulberry street, Dresent week. Speculation contin | were yease day charge € Justice Hogan with & Will Lappen with regard to o anor murderous assuulton Martin dolce, of 41 Mulberry and it pear shat nanzthing of ato: | Qiver, who they atvauited wil! ad as. ‘The ¢ either the opinion that he will resign or shat he will | ee ass imerent we Hoth tho aaeniinnts continue to occupy his present oficial position. A | Wwerv ecmiibted bo the Tumba in default of $500 bail large number of bis friends are Inelined to the belier | “et that he will not retire at presiut frou she odtc ee renee THR CAYTLE VIsMase. Peters yt eye A statement of the facts concerning the Texas | Kenurny trom ire of San Fre cattle d made by J. R. De etitistician of | stating @ata ewindie Lad been committed im that the Department of Agriculture, am the result of an | flay, emovutry wo abel §2-ual, “On thin. despaten eatended! Investigation, makes the following poluw De vetive Tien an arrested dovial KK, Webb, on the 1. That the disease te commucteated by cattle from | arrival of the Guldin, rout thie port, and safely Terns, Flori ts, aud Other purtiuue of Mie Gulf cob, | lodged tim st the Poles Heatq to awalt the OE SON oattie some {8 are nod only | Incowars,—Coronor Schirmer yesterday held alien, A. That wht sip heetheg Starking polo I ueeest tivity and virulencyy an ry wo ove ral; tuat it can exist only w Toxaw co'tl ch should pressed j be roa climate causer CONSULS RECOGNI The President has rccogni named consular officers of the federation t Juhanues Roesing, Consul General, to reside in New York ;Carl Theodor Ferdis sul at Louleville, Kentucky; Ourl ried Vesel sul at Ph Willielm Henerviuekel, Consul at wmund, fiwo or Wired degrees of latity t does not reeult froi trwvel, but the movemen's of regulated or sup | yard. A verdict wae IZED, ized the following North German Con- oe. inque y at dao Kast Fifth street, on the body of Ferdinand Muringer, who, early yesterday a orning, the above named was killed by falling from the roof of tlevaw premiare, where he was im the babit of sleep. tr ng, The decersed, It sppeared from the Toptiwvirea into wo | twetlmony of bis ‘wife and other witness. further progress of two doe on ‘Thoreday night, attended meet- bee (hide ailde few weeks in unis w sudicleutt | Ing of « building assoclatton; and after the ineeting, polenta the poweon from wee eyehem. a¢ 10 o'clock, was seen In s iagerbler saloon near hi tection, an the DMilstissippr bottoms up te residence, perfectly sober, A¥ 11 o’elock his ie], eOMuinunieate wetlon to local bends. wie heard him = ¢ome home, ao 4, Medication bas thus far bees of ho avuil o'cloek— yosterday some of the wero It concludes that the disease cannot bi aronsod by something falling from roof, Subsequenily the deceased was for dead fu the aceordsnce these facte of 7 | New Your FINES. | sl rty Thousnad Dollar Fire, minutes past two o'clock | yesterday morning a fire was discovered at 42and 44 Greene street, a double bnilding, which resulted in tt | total destruction, When firat acon, the fire appeared to be in tho ceiling of the first story, about midway | Of the baliding, but it 1s Auppoaed to have originated | on the fecond floor and thence worked its way | Hrongh, Rumor sintes it to by the work of an ine | cendinry, who entered the building in the early part of the evening for the parpose of robbing, and fail- ing to do ao, Orod the premises, ‘This statement Delng somewhat doubtful, will be thoroughly inves tigated by the Fire Marshal, How tong the fire had been sracuidering is uuknown, but when the Miamee burst forth from the third floor front windows ft hat acquired wach a body and power to defy all the offorts of the few firemen who were present to even check, nach leas subdue At. In avery short ime tongucs of fame, Any feet in tongth, shot Into the alr and across the street, side, ¢ = ary to ring: th the principal part of the apparatus of the distriet Was 4st the fire in W street the arrival of the rosery Jer and Chief Engineer Plockney disposed th At their immediate command in such wat Principally to prevent the spread of the confagation ‘onsequontly the Mery clement had hitie to contend ble will arise atthe | ing» Villa Clifton Springs, New lls | Syeriedlthrouske bye the, weight of he. sate on the @ {0 ie etirred up by the | disouse le sald to be cancer in the stomach, fourth story, and tho various presses and other my THE DISTORMANCE Last NIOMT, chinery wari on the pretulses,” Be wreat was the oat, that the tron figutes. prded the ori The party who was shot last night by the | heat that a Os firing from the fonks of the colored gonaves, | ate ton of | the become J was negro named James White, who was to resign in his favor, in | stand’n; onthe sidewalk, and te aon int him, ball in’ hie leg. After the’ fring commenced, | avants. arke crowd Batrered, bed leita ions of a serious i} rot were ayparent, which Was checked by. the ety te here in turn have | prompt action of the pollee and others. The | destructive ent arrival of Wie reserved Had the fire entered t qood party walis and t foree saved both edifices Trow's building, nothing conld have saved tty the type and presses, together with the Id in the bindery, &e., wonkd its destruction, About’ half an had got fair headway, the front cers of ie Quartermasters Department are made : Jenly fell into the street. “The tiremen 1 | airevet trtgaiig Gen, Tufue Saxton will report tn | Working in froot of she building, uwter the personal eraon, without delayy Wo the C Hog General of | direction of Gen, Shaler, narrowly excaped. bein epecial car at | Pee iiapartment of theSonth for nesig iment to ducy ae | Killed or dieablr Nels. The tail or the wa gave the men a be ‘tnnity to reach the but 4 npon it from all diree the home bei ng build Je of the ety eet, worked ite way he dremen full control ruing mans, aud ail the conflagration exten {ing ®* RUKY end ‘The bellding waa occupiad by several Grme, the Dasement being used by the Metally Ko Ce 7, the deat. floor by}, Appleton Co. nen priuttny omee, the second, third, aud fourth floors asa blank book’ bindery by Liobenroth & Vou Auw, and the fh floor asa gold pen anid pencil factory by Mabie, Todd & MeGovern, ‘The building Ie own Howard, who also owns all Dock, aid hws only been erec xe 'number of perwons were employ FoF time cere wil re. ed man on ay Vint t Accompanied the remal | Trg en. Se potter hers tirevet tienes | 1 me port ‘Samuel Houston, J.B. Strack: Coe GEC. Lee, Awalsisat Quer . i We | work tn Pre Jenkin Jacobs, James Cross, B, 8, Prosin Perot, Assistant store cape WR’ Wain: | days and the employees kept idie; Dutit is expected Martin, andd.O Basten, They will act a wrvity Ataataut Caps. VPs Van | that they will resume again on Monday, ‘The losses until "the ‘body reaches Lancaster Ritw oly Autiiaey Bt are esti follw pinutes past # o'clock the: were arrange i pen enher aide of the ofin, and irue In Robbed. lately Iu the ‘rear of Wem Aa guard of the dara Hocpiee Butler Zonaves with aide arma, while at the head | ST he Adams Hxpress | of the coffin chulrs Were arranged for the family of | Company waa robbed of about $7400 this morning, | Bion each Star Apletonss ontekooks tytee, Praats o's, Hamilton, Ft. velphia, and slahaarit gh "S150, vig: Vue weeny \, oO ie Husabota n, of Waltimore, t Ba time ore, Washingt, of Hal: i pach’ North ad Wessern, of Battal itm ‘ana T diy itea ‘on io wale, 81.00. Whole Building iy’ avout ‘The low on the adjoining buildings will be com: ad is cove paratively slight, being mostly by water, ered by luaurance, In Waar Eunyanti Stare. —About 1 yesterday Ke Ore wae dincow ateble of Hank & itoyee, #7 Went Kl three story brick buildi and sou the two the fir time the h to defy the efforts uf thy large soap factory of Morg i but by a akilfil handling of t protection of & ood paity wali, eaved ‘thin building. ‘The buildings (5 und 7), which are owned by GoD aro badly ager, but are inenred for ppanies at prevent ‘nok ascertained. The of the corner bullding waa pied by J.C, Clawson aon sloop, and is damaged about 1,00); luvured fur $1,000 in tie New Atuaterdam ie loss of Honk & Woyee a estimated at abont 8.000 ; Insured tor that Globe, 84,000, feuth yon wis orcupied ae f fo Huds in nee, whieh 11 The Brows tenania but plac tigation ab Pollea Headquarters. rer. —A fire was discovered at about 1M o'clock this tu In the attic of 119 Wail street, orcip nd hy & Co, originating amons some rubbish and files of oid ‘newspapers. Insured, otelvek, a lire broke out ti of Mr. W. Ki, Suith, 1 iu iio amieke room on Uh floor, and sho Hon thenee extend tthe bailing, and isu communicaced t¢ upled by Robert I Btory aaa barnews manufactory, wid 60 No. 15, a9 8 whole f ’ ro by Mossre, Valentine & Bergen, ‘The sore of Mr. Sinith was stocked with « Into amount of provinioas, consisting Uf beef, liams, fh, Ind, anit, ee. all of which was elthor ty tally destroyed oF « 1 by water, wy on to be of little Value, Ihe stock” and building occupied by Mr. Story was dauaged ty the amount of $200), nd Mevars, Valoutine & Borgen aus stock of about $40 by water we the ebar in . ahortly. pr bulla fire in a tue phe win: flied with es spread rapidip, aud ib wae with the greatest diiculty that the firemen suoceeled iu Alaying sielt progress, ‘The faiues were checked on be wecond Qoor, ‘The lose and insuramces are ue fol lows: WR, Sith. Lowe $90,000 on 4 din tho [iene Cor B54h) Monin Qe AMan be, @00 Niagara, ® paud Wiiaweburg City, 08/am, hal, ’ ‘The buildin Movers, V the ano apled by Mr. Smith te owned by cibne & Hergen, and 14 oF $8,000, Lneurdd int ntinen I Narsau Co vi hen bin to $90, Tsures y siaived by Mr. RR. Storey tw to $ cil tn the United States for nT Tih Long Tslaud Company for $6,000, Cravarany, O Aug, 14—The math factory ion, Ohio, wax Curved this afirnoou, Lose $0,000 ; inured, $5,000, Touoxto, Ont, Aug. 14.—The residenes of Join Beil, um Adolaide atrowt, and three adacent houses, wore destroyed by fire last niglit Kmapina, Pa, Aug, 14—The planing mill of Garsiand Wasian', and the car shop of t volinson, of tls cliy, were destroyed by fire o'clock this morn Tho work of au ince: Nowepaper Circulation, To the Kator of The Sum, Siny The World says to-day, in reply to an jtom of Tum Sun about the World's crusado ‘against the Jerald, (hat “ail the newsmen know the circu: lation of the Meradd is dwindiing.”” iiere ls one bewaman Whi ‘ " toing My salen the Herald have timated Horta oreseee 1s pet ‘rh ithe ible cise” the * dfty” which ‘Tus Sow ie ce, rt also se to report the in- rae and ne Come ede Th Unions of 1b Biogen Hall, Keinyers was held last evening, West Thirty-second street, Mr. 8. Gea Im) the meeting to order, and on motion Mr, P. Cogan, Vice President of NO. 4 elected Chairman, Mr. C. Marweg, of No, 12, Vice Chairmyn, and Me W.&. Purcell, of No.4, Seerevary. Mr. Cogan on taking the chalr encouraged the mon to stand fast, and do nothing but for elgbt houry, Ho referred ‘briefly tu the statement made by Mr. hn 'T, Conover taut hia wife lad a leer warn to leave home after dark or he ballet through the hi Mr that any meraber of the Natt Bricklayers’ Union hat made way sich threat ; bu there was one man in the organization who either sald oF thought such & thing, he hoped he woule Witudraw fortuwith and go “seabbing.” (Applause) in the bricklayers’ a 10 {thin strike ao ¥ law. [Applause] Other organiaation: Chatrman, have broken through their con bricklayers in th loped that the men would see to It strike, and now to help themseives moro than ever, He beleved there were euou lb eight hour mew Working to anatain all the {dle men, and be ped that every man would pay tis $2 Purpose. [Apple He waviet tie a do justicn to Laer yyers, and Kive thy t that they lad «iven them Ue | plause, and voices—" We ve wor when We worked ten li in alluding ference with the bosses tirmeliny sie the t valid noe ac sowed Wy do Wut cavidat and biackeuard tar Gommitice, called upon Mr. 8. Re Gaul, Chairman of the Conier ence Committee, by inace the report thereof, Mr. Gaw) gad’ he tucormen the bosses on Tae of Vie appointment of the Commiites, and was in rmed tha they Would take action upon tion Wed slay. He wasthen informed that hia Committes would be recelved on Thursday atl At which tue icy Wore present, clock POM, eob’ decte of their visit, with Walch the Borses hud been already They desir vt at first ve tn od na Wich the Journeymen were willing Voie was Uy the wo thelr ow he velleved 1 ornate a would nut the hoped ty Han, Aw they (tlie bomen) had #a press: almost trom the beginning to eon: urs, provided the armuirary rule of they constiered were abolish: ed of modified, hia, wittee, he mand were wii.in} fo meet them du tat point and allow an uniiniles bowser to be leit to of ed their readin: git eight-hour i taxation, would ds do incalculable misenios, rt, bey maintain that the O26 wae now bo be on the eiglt hours tu nothing, Souue of the oxen, desirous of getitng at the opin Jous of the Commitee on inivor iwsues, inquired by what right hey interiered with their workunen ? Mr, Gaul repliod Uiat tue societies did not inter the did they imteriere tm tho ‘A Vows unight lake aa many ae he It also Work ob his own buildings Waod—thouxl he ( Li id he my o Neve mny of hands; bub the journe, the right bo say w me Job with nian who y tue quences, ‘The Committee then wilhdrow, aud tn Aftcen iin~ ules Were recailud and iniortied tant the bowves liad decided to have ten hours and no compromise, Lv Vila nocond interview Mr. Gaul pagreniad tab if the Domes tial conceded the eight Hirst, we bey wero willing to do, and sought the Inaue out ou wages, lie believed the stiike would have been ended jong alace, art that the bricklayors would have been Liling to kecopt ‘The question of ety nen Was Not discul ing with non ny were in troduced, and Mr. Gaul belie! that Ought to be members he sald, wei yon, bub bi place the brick layers in th before the publi, He did nob believe they were pre pared to do that, (No, no,” and applause.) band to your Work Like inen, arid’ he, ant Nght the foe to the last, Let those who aro working ive OF thelr earninge Ww port those who are jdb sid les the eight-hour workingmen | i farost to the euemy—in the front rank—e » Hong a4 the employers say no compromise, Ky [Great applause.) ff any aman feels like he eneuiy, bi God's name, sald bo, lot Jet those Who rema'n stand shoulder to 1 Jo fubure let Wie bos to you in the press, oF 4 And Wil buen he yy Mr. Hewett, Corr then moved th eharge of tie mul the Fepur aud the dis Mr. Mullins, o 1e Committer, hoped It would not be discharged, a4 he waned the pleavure of civ Tug the bewaee such w feception ne t heaved totim on Toureday; and be expected to have this Picawure in leas than three weeks. (Applause, A delagabion st Geruibn cabinet takers, Penctical Painters’ Honavolent Society, and the Gertnan Chea Makers Fuciery entered the ball at Lila stage of tweating, aul Ke discuiNalon Was auspended, Mr. Mop, Mr Drury, O'Neil thers ther duvevsed tho meting th Angel wud teruai, en runing the ten vo by ‘aud stewlfant in thet demands f hours. ‘The painers exprented Uieir boarty aywpathy with their (iow workuien to extent of $00) cash down, and ® pron K Kreoted t of thanks were Kiveu f the Committee ov Con 4 blue COUMBALA® Wi ance to M ence was erly Dut uillue (ual be euould be Mr. D. resented the following scheme pormtave bulldin ety In concequonce of the reornt action of the employtog wiacvin or sue city Of Now )ure im refuniug to Couply eight Nove Inw of thie Stato, renders It neciere Fy tor ake Bricklayers Uniogs ol New York to orgauia pahy ou the oonporalve dw only plau by wuicu we ant ie wouln-ve tow ina Pek ck of salt Company to b twos 10), divided % to 1.00 sharin of capival priaripie of co speraMiog JAM be ib MOND, Ot West Fifty tree atrowt, DAVID HRUMOND' Su Weat Bitty Brat sheet MICHABL KD MOND, Od) Woot Ff) fret eiruok, The following resolution w atoptod, after whieh be meet report Of the joint Commitiea on wtiike: Hammad, ‘has ali nieuuliere of the ricklayers Unions 4, whi be ole where brie fo acdog In the capaciyy of fore hours aye works 4 fe KreAt mays moeHng of workingmen here on Wednesday evening baa sent ite iofueuce iar beyovd the linite of New: York city, and workingmen in Othor citiow and sections are awakening to she Wace sity of organization, They ali bexin to feel wow that a tierce and detern twined hetween workinon & vee the an get the lire of while he is by nature Livine iaw worthy The potters of Trenton, N.d., are about to reor (enteo bhelr wenociaion Ww eral years, At rise Deiwoen Us ie lather, fe submit to the decisi ‘There iss very lar fou in Trenton, and creasing, aud Uh from our work Wm them ty organine With good aud induential union established among the poltors or any other cles of mechanios, Any questions that might come up could be settied at once, by commiitees from each party, when botu Sides could lave a bearing, A 6 Union Among the workinen would be the beat 1 wie existence and eontinuance of that fe: , have venevally. wo hie tru of tnectan bere are comiinually In received ami wrich bas prompted ig and bar whieh ought to be hourished between the en ‘The want Of such @ ubion Woulu be a prol Of disagreement, Capital Is grasp Let labor but show « weak and by ont, aud Wo hear thy | PRICE TWO CENTS » thir eatimate of the namber who are not wi Many members of the New York Unions ace w ing every day in Brooklyn, Williams a City, Morrigania, and other points srw ae oP, where work t¢ abandant, an “= “ Tay is in come instances otered. pant otesets Meeting of M. Mansons. Tho master masons met yestentay at 61 Ld aircet, Mr, Joba T, Conover im the ehalr, Mr. W, dackson, Seereiary, Mr. Koss reported that «committe from the jour neymen waited ypon the Master Masons’ Reecntive Commit WwW 1 stated their willing: Nees to 6 is thelr bulldings, and also the foremen, 1 mem! the Unions, ‘The namber of apprentices would be tolimited, bat they should be indentared, and the ine dentures submitted to the approval of the men, Trey, howover, refused to work with nm men,’ and demanded the eight-hour The’ two Committess held a long when the bosece retired and ray A‘subinitted. the 7 Tt was moved and seconded Mr. Wooks said the meeting should be unanimous In adopting the report, [ Applause.) The report was unanimously adopted. Mr, Kidhta corrected a statement made at the sast moeting, that but four firms were wore ae vlien there were really eight firma, He not work hours, and ane ployer had three elghi andl al! the reat of hour men | Bue y-one homaes wore reported work! | Mr OM len dented by id that e would be twken eommitt Journey tn That wae ny some O1 he wished a correction to bi Bille moved toe ‘Wao n areat « of time lost holding theae meet) The motion was» Mr. Kowa objected they should one week, as jory weok |e re. sary Wat they # feevering and ¢ wi if Inflexitle Ormness. A atten nee even if there we 0 other persons present, Is uctuston, he ofered an amendment that the meet wl Monday next, Mr U'firien supported the amendment, Mr. Kidite ead the Kreative Committee me daily, and .. Mr it three thos ¢ meek, and went on to say they were working for the Work!nginen of the city aa well as for themselves, He tien repented hi the injus Lee, be stating 1 pub> il Mr. Kosa bad got off the track conaitorabiy tien put tho amendment, whieh was carried with two dissenting voices, Mr. Stevens said a crowd ere arownd the i he Kighth avenue raiirved depot yesterday ¢ for work. Mr. Kows stated that the bose carpenter In the now office for the Commissioners of Charities and Corr tion Inormed Nini that when the walle were bu up to the beams, the carpenters refused to put in the ct ‘This course was sanctioned by the arch teot and by the Commissioners of Charities and Cor- rection, Mr. Ross moved the original resolution, which wag much merriment, n wali aie a ~A mocting of this Society, Twenty: James sone masons would not be second street and First @ Farrell, in the chair, I who might bave been © admitted to mei) receive pay, while Idle, Until the aurthe Klayers shall aye torinin’ ated, nor that ony alvance duce wonld be exacted, which might prever wibers from couilng in and ro colving their pay Jessup, of the Work ingny I the teedng, and tanked piendit tureous on Wednos nlcapreaved # hope that Mey would ng the briew!a, “Fs until the strike rmination, Ait on of tho ordinary Mr Union, brielty alitrew Phonld be brent toe raccemstul dhe iwaning of cards and (he tran routine business, the ineeting adjourned Gas ayo Steam Pirreus.—The regular week! 1s body, “add Inst evening, was vel f tondaaic ipbers, and amiited at this merting. ‘Phe plan ab be bean, rried ont, and © pubjcet, T xseursion of the to take place nest week, Was &s0 ¢ the meoling then udjournod, a ———- LOCAL POLITE ey veral » witich sidered, and Demorrutte Bat Mevtlus tu Madson Chy Ned Fenton Wanted on, Loon Abbot, Mr. Evans, aud Gea, Weighs, Toffuay brewery, mivuatod « and commanding a ir York and ike vicinity woene of a lively Dea vcratic meeting |aib evening. tn we baleony ont here scated (he tuemors uf Ut » trontid sie. Live e, Whe prepare © pleas Liguts of sho largot publi ahain wc J dasguillceat viow buildings, wave six adjoining ¢ arennd, and re lea of the ie iay beneath, ndad one forciviy ancient Kume sitting proudly ou ibe seven uills, Ip (his case, distwauce lent cnehautneat to the view; lor the cea in the distant horizon, lightad up by @ few glimmering —lnapa was ograud fi the extreme, ‘The meeting dant even! was one of aseries gotten ap under tie Susp © sof the Jackevnian Dewoeraue Club of Hud: weectaty. Twas iargoly abionded by the Inhabh o Hudson Cily, aud by Democratic Clube trom Hobos 1 y. Mayor Va podled, rata beet wad eloquent anid Lott expiaining the object of ig bi) conviedio Randulpa would of Vico: Fre then appo.nted, and sen Addr: sue were delivered by Senator Winfield, Mr. kya, and Geu, Wright, who spo wil headed by thew leader, Horace ik Mio cause Of the late wary and the They de spoke dis paragingly of Grant, cir Kepubliens fronds, warmly conlmended’ the Democratic nom nees for their consistency, aud, ax union Wan sbrongthy caked ov all to unite mantuliy lu the coming contest, another platform Geruian speakers addressed binge broke up at a late hour, 1 xt Cvs. iaasion, mum night at Kunk's, Jobe W, Farmer presided, Of reports in reference lo the operm: ‘Orkanimewon Were reesived aud acted A large siwor of busines of ® routine tansacted and acted upon, Tue exe cutive committee is composed of about olghiy mem bers ‘Yue Ganwan Ravvaticay C —Thie orgauization, w formed at wtaat Committe: iw lage meeting, fax Central Cam . Sigel wae elected at da meeting last might as the Sieuven Mouse, Dr. Mubr vecupled te Chair. 4 letter from Gen. Riegel was read, who declinot the office refwrrad to, by reason of being ov elie, n private business. On modon of D Gerke, a cominittey of Ave wae appointed to confer with the Executive Committee Central Ger man Kepubian eanpaign organisation, headed by De Fred, Schueta, for uuitud aetiou. The eoram: tee was composed’ of Dr. °, W, Gellman, De Ge | Henel, Gustave Levy, aud H. Cantor, Jurereanra Avoxuuiy and ¢ Viatmior.—The Gra lux Hoge in Hive mot ies evening at ti Afr disposing of the usual routing woe read froin the ct, Major W. HL W take part ins Rigiith avenue, lent, juvisng wie ot) thevting at Abingdon square, on the Isth, Tbe lavitelion wae accepted, ood that the organ.sation akend f fa appuwited ty dean eulta th of the Ho, Thad. Stew, a bwbrouue who spoke eat os of the hour, eu. ot ihe services rendered by the prominent Nerves ot he wary the oluectious by th rebels to the fourteunth Coustttua ment, rights Of suffrage for the fordmen, Ac,. and to We be Boye in Blue, os @ Min vote p body, A cou Teao.usions 0} 1, Waster 8. Poor w at Iougtts on the the q the oll flag, review Closed with an aypeal duty they ow beer ew comrades, to Muss thie sir ggie buyoad the wope of vanacrecmou by thi He f Great to she br ‘Tue Commitice og Kenviutioas reporsed We folowing, which were Guaniiiously adopted Whersan, Tie Cian, heard of the death of How, Thad. afver a lle devoted ty Mie cause fugsowitey aunt Nalveceal freadous | a Waereae, Tuat ve, the boys iu Blue, fooling that we ina wue frieul, oUF Couatey @BoDle Beatestnady Wwadiaas frieud ; therefore, th submission to th Wercauuot bat eel tha je rith ou trvepareste loselu the iat wih au je lose deat of the Hoa Toads Stevens, Geu, Hurke also Driefy addressed tho meeting, after which ibelosed wih * Kally round the ag, aud cheers for the candid were received by the the tempiation to taxe udvantage of it would bo vory great. y an adaitional number of eight. bulidings reported on tho Bast sile aud fa the centr of the Say, bork Up and down town, which maker the number reported thus far $6, employ: ing 860 men, which ts about 250 more than are working ‘ten hours, udwitting the master 1 reports to be wa worthy of credibility, it does aot follow that this nuraber fe all who are working olght Lours, wor dows 't picoent by laference ‘The remarks of th ce With unbdou: ppause, the meeting fu romises to becume, 1 w ded, and the Club p the banner Club of the Ward. Cochrane and Col. Neb Inreovewents at Morse, Phy ang sae sum of bas been appropriated by the tax re ob Pater to eres calnboore foetnnsae of talefactors, and workmen are Qiting ap’ lug 4s Mount Vernon for thet onenene,