The Sun (New York) Newspaper, August 21, 1868, Page 3

Agricaitaral Wages ta Grent Britata, The following purticulars of the rates of wages Ofagricultaral laborers in Groat Britain are taken frow trustworthy sources, and slow the very low tate of that imdustr, Dorseteliirc, Os. per week; Devonshire, 8, 9, and 10*.; Lancashire, 69. to®s.; Yorkshire, 4s. 6d. to ‘Ts. G4, with board and lndeing, and 17. to See, wit! Out; Buckinghamshire, 1s, to 12s. to 188.; Gloucestershire, Oe. to 14; Sarrey, 14 Westmoreland, 186; near Manchester, 166. to %s. ning, ‘The goncral average is 1%, Laborers on railroads in Laucushire get 166. with board and An {natitation somewhat ehaitar to the Labor Bx- city has been estublisived in Kington, ehan se in t eafled the Labor Registration Institate, {ts otye Veing (o provide firmers and laborers with imeill- gente, and ald tm eecuring hands or employment. Agents ure appoiuied throughout the country to ob- nd a registry is ke t of aligappilew tions for workmen of situations, A cheap paper, | advertisement ng those Interested iv the subject, and wine benedt has re- fulted from the plan, which t# worth adopting in tala Information. called the Labor Circular, coutaini for hands of work, is largely distrityuted um this country. Waat Trane Ustoxs nave Doxe,—The fol lowing Is @ eondeused 6 ates of Bugiish tre ary of what the adv, cstablivhment of org ployers ean treat, tl of sirikes, aud facilitated arbitration ; t tably ralved the social position of w hed paupe © unions 4 sub from among work terest und us created lis menus and capacity for enjoy elevated him morally, socially, and inteile Excusn ¥ general dive ually. Jon ef education tn Eng! lastextended to te woraing clisses, who express moet deeited views on the #ubject, Ata lute meet 1a ‘Trades Council, the question Ing of the Burmle was thoroughly cauvuesed, The t vority of English echools was generaly aduitied, and the a Was declared to be the cause of | Vast number of evils wiiea aM.et the poor, Their rtabie homes, want of instrac wives dy uot know low to make co while the men, having no rational me ment tu their dwellin public houres, Much comp as of amu education were alvocated, and ar parsed arging that they should be (nstituted. Ww association of Paris, which adult we oN tHe Continent, —Trad been lock-out. Horas or Lan H delegates, representing suctet ders lu the aggregate, have been eld, The subject of hours of I thoroughly dixcussed at these me the fucts promented deserve attenti speakers advanced the following a seemed to be the opinion of most of the del ‘The teudeney of the tuum, it was suid, Is tow inereare of machine and dispensing with m labor, except to guide and manage machines, pected to work *o hard, but sl time for selfimproverent, recre tate that the then dim fo Le & season of coascle success of the eight-hour n ‘was mentioned, lation should be enforced in Great Britain, — CONVENTION OF TOBACCONISTS. nalilip The Fine Cut Tobacco Manufacturers’ Associ and slavish tion neld a meeting at the Attor Honwe yesterday pursuant to adjournment, Mr, Wm, E, Lawrence in the chair, and Mr, H. J, Grant, of Utica, Secretary Among those present were Geo, B. Mickie and W: E, Lawrene Seidier, fim of P. Lorillard Albany; Mr. Grant, of Uti Newark, N. J.; Mr. Parsons, New Jerve, Day Alexander Gree Nicks, Ithuea, and othe ‘The Chairman said the object of the meeting was to comsider the vest means to ve Laken to protect the tax-paying manufacturers against the encroachments of the blockade runners, whore course was doing considerable damage to them, When the stamp sys tem is in full working order there will be fewer opportunities for iileget trafic, but in the interim rometbing must be doue for immediate protection. Heyenue Inspector Isauc Marvey reported that he Hy, and that the 1 huMbers were complying With the law of bot ted the factories in the followin i Congress governing the evmduct of factories : fii" Distriet, . ith Dist xt Dh Wout Distsiei Nghth Lisirick roth District following letter was rea ‘Treasvny Dev. Orion oF Ie ork city, has be the Ineetag for thelr hint re Ives Fea ly ahd wilidiye Lo mapint the € and abs essor tnteraal reve he enforceiieut of the Hew law iu regard Lo, Ue tax on tobuceo and ent! y the secoud rexolution, you, as quested to cournumicate with Uo fesnal Revente, to wsces tall #N. Ui Lobucco wid suit camnot revive tne Hecounl 0: Maps that is allowed ou lice staunps Gn low OF ab Towalice ou daniage! tobacer 1 IsCount can be allowed. ‘The Corr Mority ty allow sucu abicouuls, Ox copt whe erred. upoo hi by flutute, In th wired “by B and €, hb P low, Isailowed to allow a’ deductitin of ner cent, (wet Of July Ki, Le, Ree. 84) ; DUL the FeccMt conters HOF LY Ih regard Lo Lbe etanipe to Jaw liuposcs no eo) bo eorrenioading used upon tobucce and sult, he Ins ructions req ert’ be lnrued to the proper vitiven ery pe HOM, “Acting C 110 Water street spoiling re renient ab Laneariy day, {To Wm. E. Lawnenct to vu ages, ax wellas in the Jy-oz., Leo, Mod. packages ; bat they must not tirstenam I packages. Ly 1 except in the or the mecting respecting the priv the manulacturer allowed the largest liberty, ‘The manufucturers say thet under this regulation dealers will repack the original packages Ty large between 1 and © pounds und the country (and sell every the customers who would otherwise buy the original packages from theui, thus ruining their parcels—parcels any wher end take them where) t 7 were adopted Resolved, That no tobacco cau ve Inspected evcept fur the manutiovurer of (ue same, ‘Resoleed, Thus the practice of many dealers ay alers in breakiiy oriciaal packajes and sel nd dealers is clearly opposed to the letter and syirit of the law. ‘Tis the practice of relnspection Is not Hised by "tue" préveut law, abd should uot be al pothertze wed. ‘Reavlved, That ouly three grades of cut smoking tobac: id, at the following prices, viz; Clearatom, 30 mixed smoking, # cents; and NO, Lemoking, 65 "Resolved, ‘That the prices of the fonr grades of chowing tobacco shail hot be jets than at the following €0 be Bol Fates respectively ; $1.20, $1, # cents, aud 80 celts, ee, That in thé opluion of this C jobaceo that Was manufactured before or afl ‘cau be sold other than in the original packages Properly luspected, except by retailers to Consumers, ‘The Convention failed to come to pny decisiun on We enbinat af Almanmme — Bdtanem ASSAULTS ON THE POLICE, One Thomas Watson was yesterday brought before Justice Shandley, charged with am at- & felonious nsaialé on Policenan Whitehead, betonring to the Twentieth He was required to give bail to ap: Pear at the Court of Sessions for triak....When Oficer McLoughlin, of the Eightoonth Preeinet, was er, arrested for intoxteation, to Arick Madden attacked the ofl. cor with @ view of resening the prisoner. Justice Bhandley, before whom he w him to bail to answer....Miebact Borns was charred, before Alderman Cuddy, at the Tombs, with having assaulied Officer Doughty, of the Twenty-seventh Precinet, while in the diseharge of his duty, | peared that Burns committed the custody of the officer, tempt to commit Cheshire, Lie. the Station House, brought, held assault while in yl he was held for trial, Kow at a Ball-Anether Attack on the There was a grand ball at the hotel at Bath, situated on the shore between Fort Hamilton and Coney Island, on Wednesday night, which was largo ly attouded, and a very pleasant time appears to have ed until midnight, when a disturbance ed by a party of ronghs from neighboring | villages, whieh had the effeet of Interranting the fes n the bar wae elowed at 12 o'clock the rowdies demanded more fiquor, and being refused, broke in the door 4 amd decanters. ¢ city (who were detailed to attend fuceveded in dence. ¢ talons Colm the dnlons have aceomphahed, ‘They have raixed the wages of mo- chanios generally, aod by the colicetion of luformy ton of te the Want and exes of labor im diferent towns have greatiy benefited the memoers. By the ed bodies, with which eim- have dhujnisied the nuwber ey have gor komen; aad by Dencdt (unds Uy Lave encouraged tragality and | weir members, Popular among won-mewbers as Well ae members, and are recognized by the whole class of the country as acting in thetr ta. cir champions, Finally, they have cultivated the self-respect of the workingman, in- nl, and the daily, cud from the ealls for Would imagine that the pairons of the place were :¢ and commenced ‘Tree special policemen frow itera alter & ow ies, fining th nid it Was Fuppored ached to the Broo wo enter a plee when be was sad | not fur trom the ho y some of the the mainmast to the eabin stove-pi {ato the cabin and exploding, Mling the bout 10 eatHe Out In vaaailonts hed red officer wis wounds were ex n of thie hotel party, but when they arrived tel, where his George Cochran, Who as | that his aul was tact Around the borders, aud when there ia no moon, is the crowd fs very well known, there ean be no doubt hat the guilty parties will KINGMAN ON Kpvcation.—The almost an invitation t Savage Assault on a Newark Oflice About 10 o'clock on Wi ‘There ts a Fingte tar contre of the Park, but it is wot alway y hight, while @ coxsion wus passing through Washings ark, the sou of a well known res! deut of that ely struck a boy named Heisl aloon at the corner of Catha- ‘Tho fathor of he bog went rine and Market streets, Officer Stulth, He and Mr, Het!) to prison, but Jeron are force) to seek it in the yt was made of the cond yet of the clergy in restricting educutlon to cer tain denomtuations, Both secular aad compalsory lation Was were prevented: trem who catherod rout tunity whieh presente the officer's club ond beat him with ft unm but Smith still clang on, The crowd, however, again officer insensible, and the Te wax subse awever, and now Hes at the potice station, ing be was comn of wtroclows aseam linger, and for resisting f, the young ramian took port on Sept, % rushed in, kicked the ex iN ‘Teaoes Unions. —An alliance has lately been entered into by the Amalgamated Cord: wainers of England apd nn operative shoemakers’ females as mou © trial upon a nd battery on M ud savagely assaulting OM- ynisin is flourishing on the continent, There has addition of 1,26) new embers to the Inter Al Workinginen’s Assoclation #iuce the Geneva isfuetory editorial tn to-t of the frequent and rufianly assaults upoa our po- Nee and the InsaMlciency of bait required, &e., &e., “ How long shall Uais dread: Several meetings of the Manchester Trartes Union Conference, whieh numbers with 115,907 mem you ask this question : ful state of things continue t"* Tean and will wer this question, things will continue just so long as our Judges and newspapers continue to be bought up by those vil: laing or their friends for the parpose of protecting n in thelr villainous career, Again, this trate of baying 4 appetites of there desperate charaeters, who are prowling about our streets, will continuo until 5 athority and thel vt Walk or ride with ao; York. ‘That that tne ‘This state of or haa been very ings, and tome of . Several of the umment ax grounds for the commutation of the hours of labor, which and pandering to the scoming, no on well look this Our pollee must be prote A promptly, too ; ar nce there is danger of asurpyps of labor, which Cobden declared was the groatAM evil of Groat Britain, The Workwen therefre agree that la consideration of the fain in power from machinery they should not be ex tbe allowed more and rest. They f work required of them since the introduction of machinery has Increased rather hed, and thet their lives are and promise ‘The pantry nd Mt was urged that a similar regu criminals rawet in the absense + lu the Tuterent oncyed pimps, What are we to dor ly, (and nO ian Who kiows te will preten {1 am not a law-abiding citleen, onything tinetured with rowdyiam or in Keine) thine a Vig rived jo this ly (and perkaps posed of the in Brooklyn), thee best citizens we have; men Wh ly, but with # carry conviction that ther ¥, Wis Is Just whut we ure of ne If au wrong, (and T would pi ing would do any good), time will tel! » be independent ; but will you publish thls commun eatic Hie Judge of ite meri nusiitee to be sity coming te crwine, If pray together with three dinnond stads, a gold wateh, chain and locket, and abont @400 in bili, in all val 1 Tike criticinu, and eare mly let Ht be Just ‘The Important question you propounded this morn- ing, and which Is the text of mj ty be met in som not aafe uight idl yy fenrfully ievariably gow inithful men th shoull be, and Pan ouragig in th discussion, has got fe and property wre or day, & single mowent; crime is ra: too) are wot sustalm confens that 1 ture, as matters ho is tor, and who ngalnst me? Let me bear, that the ball may move on. New Youx, Aug $$ STRERT ACCIDENT, firm of A. H, Mickle & Sons; Charles David Campbell, Mr firm of Lilienthal & Co.; Mr. Godwin, frm of Godwin & Brothers ; J. B. Spence, firm of Spence & Newkirk; Mr, Brooks, of Cimcinnatl ; Mr, Slields, Aieay) 6. 8. Bamcsstes, How York; Gensler | snes moctimeny betere the Cove Coroner Flynn, yesterday at the Coroners’ of- fice, continued the investigation in reference to the falling in, on the 13th inst., of a portion of the build- 1270 Canal street, occupied as a paper box factory by Thomas Ryan, working Women were severely injured, result Mary Fallon on ‘Tuesday, Qat the York Hospital, “Tie following additional testimony he oceupted the second and third floors of the building, and used the third floor as « storeroom for refrigerator seeond as an office and alesroom ; witness ow the fourth and fifth floors, a ample for heavy business ingen had visited the pla doputy surveyor, who fuse! the privile ailding on ace when two or three Noah Wheaton testified that +++ G factories, ¥ fnctorien ¥ imororics plaice a" French r mnt of the Insecurity of the building; witness was not prétent when the i 4 factories hhirtyseceon | Diwirict : Stactorise accident cecurred, bat knowing the condition and of the beans cand adicious to put ‘irders, would have its he judged Of the Uby What he hud seen come through into the floors occupied by him, Thomas Hyan, who carried on the paper box man- uficturlug Disiress at those premises, tatitied that He Was not present at the time of the acel tent, lad occupied the premises eighter Dinmiek, the owner, continually falling. that the ceiling Ww ome remark about the | Me replica: * You never upled as strong 9 build Witness had at the time of the casualty, some twenty or twenty-lve tone of Ftocl y tons of stock in one pi aiden laue, when he was doing busi dules | tion was adjourned until Saturday, y were directed te time an examination of (ue prem)ses ta question, The Jersey City and Bergen Horse Rails To the Editor of The Sun You have from time to time published in the third resolution witl ailability of Bergen statements relating to the Heights for the purposes of those wh near New York aud at the same time demands of landlords d property owners in Bergen is certainly one of the most charm- of the metropolis, and in point of actual distance 1s the nearest suburb of a rural its disadvantages, the uch tobacco tu 10, &, 40, and @) pou pac: + 804.5 tad front the hors fare permitted to put ap (after buying original pack ages) in any size they please. They, therelure, Lave an advantage over the manufacturers, whieh tie Yatter complain of. A diversity of opinion existed in eg 04 of dealure—soie contending that they should be limited, the same as ‘and others that Wey ehould be ing of the enviro facilities “for transportation are dependent on horse ears, the man- ire to be either imbecile or in The writer lives at a distance of but two and a quarter miles from the Jersey Ci @ full hour to tray takes him usuall Lis offlee below should be run inside of twenty minutes, but It ts usually thirty, and often forty chieHy at switeles, I hom Borne to by reason of delays, as grown Wouderfully vast two years, yet has lost many a valua- on account of the want und froquent means of conveyance. foot of Desbrosses or Cortlandt strect, from iness centres of Hudson City and Bergen City, should be mude by horse car and ferry hoat within twent g reeolutions offered by Senator Nicks f Rite speed the respective b: It is hoped that a # Inuugurate & competing ulate the old Jersey City aud Ber ome reasonable degree of effort in en Railroad to whalf of those who patronize it ONE OFTEN DELAYED Brnory Henne, Auj i Aiecep House Steatine,—Adam Sybert, aged showman, was odge, ut the Jeiferson Mur- and “Wagon, valued of WA Spring street, the property ut the oust, with stealiny at $200, from Jokn M. ‘August 19. ‘The prisoner tool er of West Tenth and Washington elrects, a ght in the act by OMicer Co) ‘Comunitted Wb dafalt oF Tun CITY, becoming wacasy at patents still growing in favor, and timense crowds are de | an i Irma, the fine ringing of Mr. Bluebeard, and the Saturday matinées, amd we boldly answer, Wi Wasmworon Gneva.—The report that the Washington Greys Calvary had abandoned their pro- | 1s ascertained posed excursion was an error, Squadron B Battation | AMCM Ls of sumectent, cw ington Greys will leave the city on Tuesday | linn entered. the bell and were tet afternoon, August %, 1863, for Bostou, where they | wate We will be received by the Boston Lancer droueht bi auranta | Drovene t for milk, Atasingle piace of this kind fro wand to twelve hundred quarts are com add wd mills” Snthiety turning to their eecond childhood. hin Accinest to a I" Kara Nyo, No, % arrived here on Tuesday hiet, have ing Yeon erutsing for 18 days, While of Montauk | Pot pwast was struck by lightning aad shiv to atoms, In descending the fluid glanced trom Willi smoke aud parks, and knocking down every men on board cke of ground, bs entirely anlighted, exeept rk as pitch, Such a condition of th the roughs to commit some | meetings, al act, and should not be permitted, | tamp, with reitectors, int It oF erin ted. Who | to is to blame? —A special meettug of t Plains on Wednesday make a mile race course on the gro them, and erect a ls belonging to | (ain evide elab house rimilir to that at | It now app Park, except that the frst floor will be m used for agricultural aud horticultura He is a general favorite, and the Dog adapted to the character of » Spanis! A, Demi, a tady gi 1 pos decided!y bandsoue hed features, aterpreted the unamlable Lucrefit in a creditable | thal, € manner, There were also gymnastics and an aller, Mi pleee—""'The Adopted Child.” The house was afine | ing, ibis one, onight will be the beneiit of the witow of | following month. the late Pred Hagadorn, Bowy Prnsoxat.—OnjWednesday, Mr.giteriman Hem. | naked, wi dricks, 9 distinguished German actor, tite of the | Mra, the Hoftheater, at Berlin, arrived tn this city, and is now k lay night, he waa ae Theatre Muste Corpe, under the Newendorf, when several thourunds of ps were attracted by the excellent execution of ti bal Overture of Weber and of tue selections from Gounod’s Faust, Mr, Hendricks will appear at the Hy ordi Duke Albrecht. Lona Pnaxen Hoven Ronenny. of Pottevill statement at Poles Headquarters: On Tuesday inst | he was eatly in the morwing aroused from his slum bers at the Continental Horcl, Long Braneb, by « Knocking at his bedroom dod found his friend, a iheutonant ing admittance, The domand was cor and Rogan again fell asleep ; but om awaking about a couple of hours later, he found the Heatenant gone, John 1, Rogan, uod at over 61,000. On making inquiries In the office the otal, twas fonnd that the Heutonant thd taken his departare without even. paying hit vinee wuich Ame he has bee Ls bat not seen, Tor Reexvess Use or Fineanny — Ackerman was yesterday betore Justice 8l Essex Market, charged by M wenth Br with recklewsiy Airing «pistol in the street. ed Was required to furnish bail to answer the charge Svccessret Burotary. Ing some thieves droves a horse and wagon wy liquor store of H. Newman, corner of Fi ARNanD, rederick to tue | avenues entered the premises und dollars worth of Hav post thinks he mas ence taken advant tan@uvre may be tm the Ninetec rvied off several lund cigars, ‘The officer on ce eof. ‘The oldies of th agined when tt iM known that Precinct Stition House is but a short have been heard by the oficer on duty. ‘The key of | pavement the opposite saloon was also stolen during the day: | girauce but the bartender, whi missed tt, fastened the door with extra security, and thus defied the thieves, | Meets Burke & Co day, before Alderman Cuddy, Poilce Court as «magistrate, against Win, Kroeter, iting att binitted or tu amdavit tencos, " Kroeter, it appeared, purchased ow the Mth Of Geplombce fast itis gross Mexican guns, vemved | 2° ll a above, these guns being toys, on eredit for thirty | S**es*t' days, Kroeter representing hiself as one of the | thata taxpayer os firm’ of Kroeter, Maller & Co.. of 189 Broadway, | was here asked ; but the t him to reilef, must show h When the complainant applied to Keocter for pay: | iv a manner distinct and pecullar—greater than the im that the tirm of Kroe- | inass of taxpayers—and The goods were delivered as dirceted, aud were, a8 was pretended, to be sent to Sau Franecises ment, he ascertained from ter, Muller & Co. ved five dave pre- o by the complain. | the street years of ge. Ixqvests.—Coroner Flynn yesterday held an inquest on board tho sh{p Natnie FP. Beli, at pler 4, Bast River, Burling slip, on the body of Pet Silapley, a foreman sievedore, whose doath wi caused by an accident In the bay at 10g o'clock terday forenoon, It appeared that the deceased Was tn churge of u gang of men conveying the Vensel, in tow of the steamtue Gratitude, from Eligub to this city, cleat broke, dlecens pored, Banna Auer hpor' A few tulles below Euzabetbport a Parting the hawser, which struck the y previ ld | the eet. Coroner Keenan esterda an inquest atthe Morgue on the bod Lauensteln, who dicd on Inesday frou wound indicted by himself some time by shooting — bi if....Coroner Keen: roceeded to hold “an inquest dy of Marxuret Murphy. who war killed by falling down stairs at 544 West Forty third street Coroner Keenan, at the Morgue, yestorday, bold in. quests on the Bodies of two uaknown women, one eft Dy al t fe Up Of which wax found at Pier %, Best River, and the | Judge Fullerton th other at Pier 20, East River, As neither of the | tachment be divehar, bodies was dentifed, a verdict of drowning was ren- | ginal order for the ex The body found at Pier 2 i« | under which name Mr. supposed to be the remains of an unknown female | to obtain toatin whe & few days since jumped overboard Injunction, and ax pi dered in eaeh a z BROOKLYN, pial tatty Tum Skcoxm Coxcnessiovat Distascr.—The | oe,” Hon. Demas Barnes hax addressed his constituents | T in the Second District, declining wo be a candidate | ™Yper Drowxen at tae Navy Yar named Peter Wilson, employed at » div the Navy Yard, fell into the w about 4 o'el yesterday afternoon, and was dr Was recovered, and (ue Coroner was notified, Tuttle to apy it was Cup Faratcy Ixsvaeo. infant, two years of age, nimed Catharine Fiyu out ofa second story window at 109 York street sustalned @ fracture of the skull, frou the elle whieb it fs not probable that It eat recov be ine Feut rnow a Buipixa,—George A, Scales, | fentan while Sugaged in pulnting the front of his house, 7 | fH! Ui Skillman street, fell froma ladder to the area below, | Mate tle's dey factory of J, L. Sintth & Co, Kent atre point, was burglariously entered on hight'and robbed of property valned at $2,010. Boanpina-Hovse Tarer.—A nice yor ¢ called at the liouse $1 Poplar street on Wednesday | Ranting, be afternoon apd cngaged board, After being ehown | J) )he™ to bis room he was left alone, but at supper time it was rs discovered thut he bad vacated the premises and pe other articles of owelry, in all valued ut néarly $400. Svici years of committed suicide. by han Gurtoy the rlvki. and went down stairs, ——— THE SUN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, Absence, descended to | the celiur, where she was horrified to fd her hus Honse Firs Daxquet.—It is stated on good | Pend suspended by the mack with a rors Uivaches te ALO P.M, the market for loading one ofthe bears, authority that a wealthy gentteman of ‘his eity im | aroused and the man wae ut Jo tends to get up a banquet of horse flesh during the | fou war extinet, coming fall, In ease of a rinderpest, horse ftesh may | TS MA edeapomuency, He appeared 1a bat sabiget Leconie a common article of food. ait pies the evening ess and there ae al i Pt ‘whatever In bis manner to Indicate. that Banne-Brace.—This established institution is oa ate ond bie enistenss f the vot hile laboring, ender she gited eve < olatite | while laboring under aberr lighted every evening with the pranks of the volatile | while laboring under aberration of te mi re Svrrocaray to Deati ia Divive Bert, vers way excellent representation iven 10 the | sont qeeident with ital teat secured a piece, We are acked when Mr. Bateman will give | Naty Yara sectentay: afternoons 1. cy grerations ar’ progressing at the meth O4 the sewer : _ Hy ™ bese Me al Of removing ‘obstructions condition of the ity to hold several Vilson and James Col New Youn, August 9), 1903, ednesday, Ang. 19, Jobe Praser, tn ATOCK EXCHANGE 2G P.M. Fer yoko Fraser, in 2) Seca, Vas, county” Clare, mn sa. Creveland and Ptttebareti.: ‘ed idk good health sce lortnwemere Pr erred sand there was Zse2 SPEER CREE Es ES 8K ERERECO CRLEECE Inst.,at Lovelock. —Ou Wednesday, August ty, * and felonds, to attend near Grand et, om Coroner Flavin held rondered of 8 do, following are the Comparative prices: at Feguiar morning Board, with those current yester- Fae: 25= 3 33 fanas: = (1. 8. £20 cosmo S2BESRILERES TASS 353535 mn aa Franch.co papers please AV. Thaewlay, Ai the tite Aleronder Maye f Tho relatives and friends of the fainily are moral, $22980253= ee Pepibepenee 1 ley, wit ot 5 = mer. “Alter ramaluing penenin the arteee fF wom? oh Y | thine, a viok nt jerkiny rope day Capt, Hulls | fy charge abowe th and will be received on their retuen by tue Provie | anoncatis wie holsted at once dence Horse Guards, Col. Frederick Miller, at Provis | Wilson was found dead, and Coll Of insensibility, 5 25 something war wronr, err = Novthweetera ccc 1. Rorihwcstera preiorred Miehioan Cemtrab 02.0. Toleds and Wabash...) seRse §755955. SEREE oun Deb Conmorsta ts {rinaratom nie fate rent Helene Desbarats, widow ~At Hanter's Point, on Thoreday, after «sort Muse, Prank Powe hich ale te tn ‘The valve through niehed to the divers, had become closed, to whieh Scan Dier,<Daring this hot season most | circumstance the mafortanaye occurrence te attrib: persone have little inclination to partake of ment or | Uled. Collizan will probably recove other solid dishes; but there tsa nataral desire to |) Teovni eat fruit, berries, and vegetables, At the r there sa large demand for these article, The relatives wn 1 1asssa eebe Fa a y ¥ NewsJerwey Cow Nt, x Tie Cana.—Thomas Ps ES=Z! ee | on the complaint of Heury Wetrauret | the Fifth aveuue line uf cars, who ¢ ; | cosed with etriking him om the heal with a ear hook, 33 eiEpererriteiar | 1M Adan bx. Co... ae Ee Telegraph Wy Express ahares were dull, thomgh at somewhat ime Proved prices in the afternoon D. A. Hoody, bank market as follows at 61". M veral severe eu that Payton a when the for The conductor stated a dispute about er mined the hook aud struck Mockeller, of the Fort nto custody, and the Ju to jall to awa t exam: Jor Boat.—The pilot boat | Kilbride was arraiz couplatnt of Ales. Word sae Votnt, on Saturda; do) Facute Mai ul belore the eaiie Fustie pduetor of Myrtl was about ths 4 Spriowel., Unde iriday) atlernoon, 445 100 Ohio @ M Lol. & Waiweli th the portion el Ae Labont ©) yore, § feet ¢ iy Hal brown hair wehlte. cotton 'stockines, omnpored Lo be 4 Kilbride was going down | charged, witli om adine NEW IER Special TNotices, « but fell off to 1419, the eh an abundance ef cash gold, and ear 4 Vent, andin some RAWINGS | OF THE MissOURL AND KENCUCKY STATE LOT. TRRIRS. ERTIA-Clase S47, Aut 20, S08, novs.—Tompkins square, covering over | A New Wiawa¥.—A wigwam, apable of seat. d Broad streets, Nework. fiom whieh to tying rates mange from anes at that, Te will have a address outside nil will be dedicated by @ graud Republi- Kock Irland and Pueifie Rattrond 3 Bh OR, HT Henry Clews & Co EAT WASCinke 4 38 Woll street, report as KENTUCKY iA is, Ange, 20, 1908, 21, fs 8, 2, their oftice in New York, 01 ween by referen Ivroutant A On Monday last Wm, 2. on was arrested by OMcer Nu ty, on suspicion of havin Westounsran County Acaicunroaat Society. | the oifee of the Evie Railroad Company, society was held at Wh.to | of “suspicion” to consider a provosition to | enstody for euch a tins 0 thelr advertisemeut ta ©, 3, Prizes cashed aid ved 10 att legate BBEt stolen a carpet bag from NEW YORK MARKETS, a3 The showe deawings have taken place daily im acts Olive st, Bt. hole, Missourt.e ides wee = So Amusements, EE was merely a rive to detain bim A¥ would be necessary to obs Lin for a more sertous charze, 1 that Holton, who was known fret by was the person who stole $1,500, a diamond ring, Ke, from the n the Sh of Mareh, when Fiova axn Meas ‘aud, witit liberal Kaden tau bbe nn fon sucks, ie State and Western at © ot firmer, though no advance tn rates is ‘The following are the curre bia photograph into a fine Moral hall, and that the eative plies will Le | gold watel and eh Prime bankers’ ste; ger takes great pl ro in announeing am J shows. ‘The | Adams Express Company enwagoment with the talented young Anicrieal COMME subject was referred t @ committee, whieh Will re: | he wae agent at Cedar Springs on the Grand Rapiils Ne ia detained in custody, DBexerrt ar rie Bowsny Tweyree—Mr, W, New Erte Rartroap Devor,—A new depot for If, Whalley had a benedt at the Bowery last met, | the Erie Rattrond and the Northern Railroad of New ‘les he hat made | Jersey ts bel his own have been very successful, On the above | Jersey City, occasion he took the part of Gennero in * Lucretia | 5A ONS S.No 8.17 10.20. Corn ieal, ‘and Indiana Railroad, Ts Pec ey partial deetine We for midding uplan EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. aly for hor by Ramun ima new drama, tructed nese the Pavor Tt will be 185 feet wide by 469 feet tony, and will kecommodate seven tracks. and bis fine soldierly appeorance was well | handsome frontage fel ay at 4h B oe able collateral, with exceptional loans t mont dealers at 8 cont Pannen at OWT W cent. Goverumeuts opened at about the closing prices lust evening, At the noon call noticed, and an W2s and old ‘OSs, and Wy B cent, on 68s, been an active borrowing inquiry for 18084, and large amounts have been loaned tla {, on call on accept: age Hie tn fatty At Inet ge,‘ carrer fair refining to good gro Im, at LOW MLD NC 5 400 DXe Stowe. Btunrt aunlated, 1 Qe) ground, Prine commercial pap the river, ond is to hay # | truss roof, tuned, and supported by four colamns, ing | The batiding will be painted a Dorchenter stone color, ws well ae substan first of September the Northern Rail ft its quarters to that point, avd the build pected, will be dnished by Uwe Orst of the Ans—Dull and lower “0 RVING HALL stronger focling Was ce Of ty BP cent, on are have’ decline And promises to b WAL, CLREMONTES Clues of Worthington er | road will « yadda firm ak dep ise, ‘arolliia Dis oo10 44 ad In some instane: Parlos who have sold short dnd . In consegitonce aby TOL FIGURES. Fouxn,—The body of rome difculty in making delive is ly of the bonds. ‘The market closes peta for’ whi und yesterday mor hut only moderately active iroad bridge, about @ uw tho Passaic river +0 ballaer upon the Newark and Genesce. salen 110,000 Dash. at $1 lhe't found by Mrs. 8. { the Belvedere Hotel, where, at tlo'elick | and New York laliroad. jaded by the Stadt Henson Cre 1 of Mr, | Ine of the Had Hatoh, Foote & ( 12 Wall street, report as fol- Moat, ‘and Hebe Mrooping ; Fale mwow Councr..—At the meet ¢ Offered. Asked.) Offered. Asked. THOUSAND DOTLATS, Coup 5200.98, rther details in (ature alverusement. IBLO'S THEATRE, venting, Meettio., AVAL SiOmES: with walee of bie 4 d guoet tor Le Steady, bat quiet "Lard oll, #1.80@ 81 Crude duit at I34e. In but salen Of sLundard White at Kies regulation of the sti vowed by the M having regard to were introduced, Dawocuatic Ratiricarion Meeriva Stadt Theatre on Tuenday, the 1st of eptember, in | of theseries of Sermour grades, Tar, G0 Lessce and Manager. * KeWerage Of a portion of the city ve Koper, to anuouuce lato bonds have hee Tennessce's fell off 2 ‘The quotauions dull, and prices were lower, nd Mineouri's ty re given below : # Mneded ol, To., now boiids by J. Ovlenhach, week lu advance at at Herzen City. Pa, yesterday made the following | and the speakerm were chietly thono whe lia { a1 cr mcellngs of the Keres, broke up al a late hour, Rarnoaw Ac sldint of Hoult, Boy See sete: tees Was dull wt @ sve # THEATRE, The asscun la N EW YORK MONDAY EVENING, A nied the eyes of J ntor rather misina Herbert Spencer haw os to the #ystem of manage agement and depletion of railways in ¢ elving the rnodus operandi of controtiin, vl the carrying of sehomos to tn exhausting branches, &c., &c. yist would have in this country were yntinue the same wubject, he took the New York and Erie, at trunk lines connecting this city with the West, ribed ite early struggles and ils escapes from bankruptey ; {ls temporary salvati tts temporary success and divide pext.—-Gottfried Gauntz, a ree While attempting to woms injuries about the the ease will prove facal What a theme the BENEFIT OF weof the lato Me Mir, Wo IT, Whattey, and a post of distineniss The proat Dabslay Fi CONSERVATORY y AND ATH AV. 1-1, ii. nwtrwc: DANCING steady il 1004 20. THE COURTS, Hutler troupe, NATIONAL Count CaLenpan, ‘THis Day Sorneme Coens heard of iw New Your Scrum amnens—Herone Jenene oLfON Pavemant Morin Te B. Astor and Jobo Thin ease ean LIVE STOCK MARKET. te; its stock Lom Aug, 9.—Benves—No mportance dotng. V for common t et hover more ( Us Limited wt Sig@iige, for amide, and ive ‘The Mayor, de. o Court yesterday on a motion on behalf of injunction heretofore | the Nicolson pave he market whenever it suited lily Interest to do #0 ; {ts changes of direct Teco its 4,000. oficers, effected of them paid for, Teceipts 21 ear 10% graniod restraining the laying jeceipts 31 60 Karly yesterday morn- | ment in Thirty-tuird street, bety een Fifth and Siath on the ground ated pavement, #0 legal compWeatt ciions ; and nally its purchases of useless and railway bouds, th extent of 5,000,000; and all without consultation fhuppose then he took the ented on the patent water: lug process of Commodore Vanderbilt, whieh nearly doubies & capital stock, and ostensibly makes ‘Then, the Northwestern bonds at 80, makes stock dividends of 7 @ cent. on both elaswes of ite the then holders into the belief that they posers more than they had before, With such a writer, and @ ples of the most flagrant abuses of trust, the public Would be astonished at the disclosures ‘The time will come w! indignation will sweep over the lund, and when so called “ rullway kings” will Mud they Lave reignod but to reap the fruits of grasping cupidity which overreaches itself, aud to fall more rapidly than they and counter ATURDAY and every Saturday night, tho hot, Capt Heuniersey, Anderson {HOLERA tg Te a. at B10 10.75: Des rom eet and Broadway, and by means of foiee keys | that the Nicolson was a pat d ] that there en watehed, and bila an: | that therefore lation of seetion 88 of the act of 1857, whieh req such work to be given by contract to the lowest tM (stance from the store, and the sligutestalarm would | €F; also, that the ordinance for the laylng of the with it shareholders, Hudson River, and eo Saank thin of, 195% MARKET REPORTS BY TULEGRATH. erat 1k Ste ISLAND FERRY ST RIVER LIN Tho Norwalk I of property on 1d notwitietanding that the pavement Fase Paerences.—John Burke, of the firm of | #t Present lald is tn a serviceable condition. toy makers in Laat roadway, yester- | clulmed by defendants that the plalntifv have no pow be we, the mere fact of thelr being taxpayers not also, that no as tho. pavement more valuable | whieh, while Cotton dull a iting 7 W con! * tie demand was lycht. stock, to deta: for shonters. ter dull; chuiee, mt wediige.” Mh ‘Gold, 144, buy ine, otive ; tales 2,000 bhis. at $9. for ahiber winter, #14 f toe NDAY MORNING BOAT FOR N BUNGH—On Sunday ooxt, Aux. 2 the stoambos n f BM, wt 6, Hareley TOME wf, 7245, stopping at raw, Bic Binj ag, aod Cornwall. Gy thakiog sue landings. Pare charging hin witheheating him | StY#nK them that right; outlet BLO worth uf Aedlewh syne tg faise’pre: | lias been oa@ered by ject teeming with will leave He for double extra, 4 Milwaukeo el a whirlwind of ‘bid aves Newburgh at New banrigh 30 ¢ DAY MORNING RGU. —Fare socenta heannot have such reliefas payer, in order i alortay aw B24 BOAT FOR ‘The steamer Thomas ‘ake unporte—: Canal exports 4,00 bush, ‘Cort, 1,918,000 feet of lumber, NEw ORLEANS. M0 bush. whent, Wh eh was the fact, as th the principal owners of property Which Was to be assessed for t ‘The Court reserved Its decision, Mr. Addison for the motion ; Mr, Jos, Il. Choate op Aug. %.—-Cotton dull 2 bales. “Hterling ex New York eign for Nos, 12 and ‘tS, aud 1g 160, Istana sigan and im bob’ "Ferry, Livinetod, Sit jcan guns, These | Pluimtitis were J ‘The rumor noticed in our columns yesterday of the closing of the Erie transfer ‘The books were prematurely clos day, and {t bas bees announced by the direct they wil Le opeved after the election, October 14, No careful reader of Tux Sun will be surprh this action has been clearly foreshadowed in its tina It was well understood that the Erie management could not keep control except by some The rumors ou the treet ure tuo nu One paper has it that it is eur ee hay been con- was committed in $1,000 ball, He | of the pavem FOR WHITE Glen Cove, Glen vrowsmith will lea Hy AML For the above place, Ianding at ith u s °, vie 1 Cxtra, #8 tka ns. Sands Point vay at 1 anegh 3 Surname Cover, Cuammens—Brvone asp Cheer wteady ; teres, of | MOMLIER LiTiGatIon. James Fisk ion Pacitic Railroad Company, the CrGdlt Mob MARINE INTELLIG * WOLIOMs postponed the Wat considerh ct of the stay Of pr VONSOLIDATED UNION abile mectiog wil! be held at thei 1adav.on Mond: are cordially invit kere th the caute Of aber Wil Hieh aud Germiat ye ner, Kecording Secretary, OF CAR. salon ua to tho. killing bin tnstantly, ‘Shapley resided at | ines eretorece , rier y of Lelbman | Tuttle for refusal to merous to mention, remtly reported that the Kyrie dirce! chased four lines of Sound st Vought the Boston and Providence Hullrow, the ob Ject being to divert tho trafic betyc the West from the Titty pay Saudy Hoolk.10 4 111 10) Molt Gate. ldrcee the maetens deposition be HURSDAY, Aug. %. nd Mr, Field’ ¢ v iL Au, Me UNIONS Nos. With an endorsement by Judge Barnard t Judve Barnard having been uregularly inoperative in not having Beeb ral roud to the id that for the purpos ing these purchases the Company bas issuc additional convertible bonds, pany have purchased a Une of steamers on Lake Erie, and that the negotiations were nearly closed tie and Great Western Rullroad, as well to the Pennsylvania js a fuct that Mr, James Fisk, one of the Directors of the Erle road, purchased the Stonington, River lines to raised to five dollars been made for the Evie known that the business on the Sound is divided ut present between five competing lines, when It hi been proven that the regular business will not sup- port even three linos of steamers, Under these influences tue tue railway share mar: ket has heen unusual undue excitement and subject aship Saragossa, Cro }, Charleston with mise nm Oth and Th ave, A full attendases is s business of linportance ts tg OF THY THRER UNIONS, *Boxton, with mise and reto Win P Clyd: Again, that the Com: | PTeamship Thetie, Davis, Providence, with mdve aud m moved that the order of at ed on the ground of John Doe, uttle Was subpwnued, wi used upon the motion for ceedings were stayed upon that no jurisdiction to grant the Syo, Providence, with mdse a ha , Bio Jenetro, witts lar mpeeting of the Union will be held on thie Fre vo requested 6 be puuctual i Howery. | Delor thetr attendance, Wied JESSUP, Pr as the lease of a new coal rr + Liverpool, with iment. Ir, Field read aMidavite to show that Mr. Tuttle was the persou Intended to be repr nd that this fact had b lic’s Knowledge, and tut he refused to give Lis Hark St Ursula, (of Harhatoos,) Losberg, Htio Janeiro. (ut Yarmouth, ¥S rly Attic Dark ) Butler, Crab (of Machigs,) Stuart, Ponce, PR. avey, (of Bangor,) Lee, Arroyo, PR, nd the fire has ‘This purchase has probably brought to Mr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT’ SS UNION REPPBLICAN ASSOCIATION.—A regulal Linus of the above Avsockation will be bel riers, 106 Oth ay,, oo OKNELIUS VAN COTY, President, C. W. Daniixa, Secretary. MIE THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DIS- trict Grant and Colfax Boys in Bive will meet quarters, 1G) MU ava, COF. Of INU ts, Bh .” COL Geo. W. De Costa Nelson will addrews the Club. NOBLE MCDONALD, Pret! Ghee Wena, Mr. Fucfurland, one of defendant's counsel, « for reéiection to Congress, gued at le nets in Svar OF gue : A workman | Went upon three grounds, claiming, dh WOTEEAD | Ones ‘Pas irropular', second, that good faith liad. not pudanits, they havin, Thouias Morris, Charteston August #1, at o'e! k been peg A i ; the order on Saturday afternoon, waed, ene body F before the refer od, Was mot reasonable notice, piaintit that Mr. Put: one the motion for Btates Courte was Y—HUTCHINSON.—On Thorsda ‘ence of the Uride Murrow, Charles Keardsloy, Ob New Yolk, tv hon, oF Al auy. GN—BURDETT.—On Chureh of St. Jobu the Kya ey Ii, Mist Auua Laurw Buidett to the Kev, tial pewpiion: RAHAM-WOOD.—At the Parsouage tn Clifton Paric U» the Rey. G. C. Shiu . cle W Work Gity, Mise On Wednesda: requiring | Mr, War argued Chat th sition wae wanted removal of the case to the United a pretence which the face of the cou ay all the rights and d pon laws of the L wright to go to the Court New York Central opened at 12: before the early Bowrd, and at 422 atthe first regula when the price steadily advanced to 126) closing sules were made, after the first reguiar session, declined to 4: afterwards rallied to 45%, closing at 45. of Rending were made at Sig, but afterward pric 4 though yielding 4 Bernt. ot B ranged from S2)y ' Pittsburgh opened at ud closed at an advance of 1 y cout, steady ut 804, $0) fur preferred. and sold ut 128 cer Saratoga Co., N.Y EXTRACTED — W) ware) gas trosh daily, A. Wood, of Clifton lark. DE MOND LEU N Erie opened at 47, and, roveeding to re) ply, when Jud the opinion that > Mr. Field wa striking on his head and shoulder, Fortunately the a. man was not killed, aud Mt is Vebeved wot very seri. | Bacmard expres ously injured, ‘Judge Fullerton asked fret to be beard, and as. been no request’ made of ‘oud, that there had had boom mo order r land Kendrick wer, Of Shuimoain, Ja, Benauany at Gregxrort.—The silk button | gertet frst, that, there Wy were advanced to ‘Tuttle to make dn aMdayit been no refaeal: third, that ther entered appointing a referee (o take his testimony to burglars oncaped with their plunder, be used on the motion for removal of the action to ‘These three things bein at jurisdiction the Court bn, ttle for not appearing before the another motion, not thi denial that there’ was an af- f Mr, Tuttle to muke deposi- w passed between Mr, Field and Judge ard’ sald he would ex- meanwhile the other motions ovell, of Bast Abington, whiter Uf Bilis Parr __. Seloing Bachines, MACHINES, ALL KINDS, AY new and second hand, for fold on part paymcnts, fed, at 110 Oldest aud best To Whom it May Concern, —I, JOS. B. LEWIS, HERE- by cantion all persons against hart Wis, who Jet im: oie uh oF August, Dae Be OO man | the United Stat 150% for common, Rock Island opened at 8, and closed at #, touching 07% in the interim, Wayne opened at 105, sold us high as 10674, and closed at 1064, St Paul preferred was active, ruuging from ‘TM to 804, though falling off to 78% at the close, Boston, Hartford and Erio was quiet at 21M@za Miscellaneous shares wore in light demand at 93a 100 for Pacifle Mail, and 34@34i for Western Pelegraph, Quicksilver was dull at 922 oe BE A\MAN. “Ip Baton Rouge Chandier Balen Bi n the 18th inet., Dr, ppolvted upe ted aesertion: taken with him a gold wateh and chain, ring, aud | Mda¥it of the relusal cu Judge B: —John Heath, an Engtishman, 68 | amine the panere ey and residing at 127 Kast Baltic strect, | would stand over til the Mh of September, ing wt an early hour yea: | D. D, Pleld for plaint lerday morply The deceased, !t appears, got up | Macfarland, 8. L, Tis wile, | for deiendaites . ‘On Thursday efternoon, after a short mee bidest sou of James By ad d Yent of bir age. ‘Tue relatives did Criahde ui cus haute, uleg the amesir Wan. Vullerion, W. W, Tacluw, aid Tracy a Olmsted