The Sun (New York) Newspaper, August 9, 1869, Page 1

THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR WAR AT ALBANY, RAILWAY WHE CONTEST FOR THE ALBANY AND SUSQUEHANNA KOAD, —— ‘ Latest from 4+ Up to a recent period, all that fertile region ying slong the valleys of the Delaware and the Sus ‘quehanna, from the State capital, through the coun- Scone of Strife. jes of Albany, Schoharie, Oteceo, Chenango, and Part of Broome—a region as lovely as the sun ever shone upon, and much of it settled for a hundred and fifty years—wns destitute of railway facilities, ‘The stage conch, the saddle horse, and the road Wagon were the sole means of conveyance of the Persons and produce of a region 190 miles Jong, extending through the heart of the State. After repeated efforts, the people along the line, With a few capitalists, and some ald from the State, Dallt a first-class broad gauge railway from the Danks of tie Hudson at Albany to the city of Bing- amton in Broome county. So successfal hat the enterprise become that when the road was opened, ® year ago, abundance of capital was found ready to Complete its equipment throughout in a thorough manner, f The road is now in first-rate order, paying its way and we believe profit, ‘This point has heen rea through the exertions of Joseph H, Ramsey, ite President, sided by the economical and thorough su- Pervision of J.W. Van Vaikenbargh, its indefa* gable Superintentent One of the elements of anecess counted upon In the construction of the road was ite ability to supply Albany and the river towns with cheaper coal than that furnished by the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, by tuking the product of the Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western Coal Company at Bing: hamton, snd transporting it to the Hudson River at Albany. { ‘The contest now going on in that city ts for the pos: Session of the road by the Erie Company, in the in- terest of itself and the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, whieh Mtherto has monopolized the coal supply of the region bordering on the Hudson, on the one side, and ite retention by ts present direction with a view to codperating With the Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western Coal Company, on the other, in order to break up the Present coal monopoly, President Ramsey, Saver- Antendent Van Valkenbargh, and a portion of the @irectors of the Albany and Susauehanns Railway Company, together with the city of Albany, which has director in the Board, are for thie renson op- Posed to the Krie people, and Lu favor of leasing the Fight to rap coal trains over tie road to the river to the Delaware, Lackawanna, aud Western Coal Company. In September an election for officers and directors Of the Susquehanna rosd comes off, and the Eric People have been buying up stock to control it. This stock, held by certain towns in retorn for their onda issued and sold to build the road, the oMeers of the Albany and Susquehanoa Company claim, was fold to the Erie party on terms contrary to those on ‘Which they were granted to the towns, ao that the sale in not valid and lawful. Henco the officers of the Fond, or at least President Ramsey and Treasurer Phelps, declined to transfer them, and until such transfer the votes representing this stock could not De cast at the ensuing election. The upshot was a motion In the Krie interest for an injunction and a Feeeiver. before Judge George G Barnard, of the Bapreme Court, on the following complaint; : avid Wileon. complain Gpebanna altroad Co “lM. Ph paral railroad lave of ‘and operating ® and operating whainton, Aecond—Thiat the defend ant Pheips is the Treasurer pithetaid company, wad tho detentinnt Nansey i it Pard That prt nd-—That prior to the transfer heretnatter 1) Hionod, the town of Oneonta owned i00 shures ot the Capital stcek of the said company” avd the town of Wor Coster ownes! 6.0 shares thereat, Ail Of pat value ol ¥i each, and nil standing in the laues uf the towus upon, Tite Vooke of he said company ‘Fourth Th nat, 1869, the etd ft rauisforred all ts aud requested the company Fifth—That ont of Onconta nesigned. od tral othe plaintin for value, and. requ Pay wo transfer the sainé to kin dywn Ite books ‘Stath—That o day of August IM, the plain tit the eaid shares, with te 9 the at Pheip CrUflenton lebiied. hi baid Phelpe to record t fer ott tock Lo give the plaintiff a certneate there tthe 6 Pheips wholly refused to dv 80. ussig Teason for #0 HIDE ME the wole fusal that the plalntil had hot patt as for (he Rald stock, wich pretence Serenth—That, as the plaintiff ts tnt the said Phoipe acted ae aforerut Cf the ald. an eure 10 plevent the j Young Upon the sald shares Al Lie appr: and be F the Bighth—That the annual election for Directors of the Ma COM pe cure Ou the TU day of September next F LOOKS Ww! Closed on the sth day AME the de nts are allowed to rel, 10 the plati WIM suifer irreparable ta verotore the plaintifl demands Judgment: e Muti ater 10g Of tbe 100! jac the defendants aid cach of thom be re gPalied by'iniu refusing Or hegiecting to ir Of stoew 1h the raid. Con nti upon the boos of” the Camngaan ‘OF neglecting to sue Lo the | ame upon the surrender of te, Phelps Peay ps and Kamsey, pay HEARMAN, Plaintif's Attorneys, Judge Barnard granted the prayer of the petiuon- rr, appointed’ J sk, Jr. of New York, Chas. Courter, of Schouarie, reccivers of the ¢, the Ramsey party applied to his Honor udze Peckham, of Albany, Who appointed the Hon obert H. Piuyn Mr. Pruyn proceeded to e Comp iny offices, assumed t nor and entered pon hia duties. He appointed J.W. Van Valkenburely juperintendent; J. H. Ramsey, vr,, See rotary and ‘reasurer ; ond W. L. M. Phelps, agent in charge Bf the road. On Friday an action was commenced before Judge Mute, in te name of the Albsny and Susq JIroad Company, against Messrs, Leonard, Hi ick, North, and Wilbur, Dircetors, and Mr. Pi reanurcr. "The complaju' in thls p that the above named dircetors hav oonapirary to recoding the control of the rond into the ” the control of the road into the hands of Jay Gould and his friends, now managing tno Erie Railway, to the manifest detriment and iu. fury of the ‘road, said conspiracy being frau aod corrupt and designed to cheat and defraud Company out of its property and ti complaint proceeds to state that the the Eric Railway 18 now bad with so Ynterosts of the men controlling It, Denedit of the stockholders or the public. The complaint iurther staves that the allegatic fm the complaint made ngainst President Ramsey fre ulterly false ; that the action complained of herein, of the Issuing of stock, was tiken more than oue year ago, and by the unuiimous vote of the ‘Board, Messrs. North and Leonard being prosent ; nd that the suit was brougnt in New York, where pone of the parties resided, Bund before a Judge who ‘Ded been defrauded into signing the papers ; and ‘that the order was dated and signed the same day Mr, Phelps is included tu the co: tif fearing that he will obey the orders of ue other defendants, The plainthf therefore prays for. the Femoval of said defendants, and in the mean time hat they be resiraned from acting as Directors of the Company, The following order way thereupon tesued: Baprome Court—The Albany and Suscuehanoe Rail oad Coupany ait. Jacnd Leonard, Jouathan i, Her ek, Kai ie! North David Wilvor,'and William L. M. fps. Order of Lijunction.It sppearing to me satis rorlly tat sufticient xrounde exist thereior erifiest col pinint ard aMdavit hereto jacob Leona David Wilb Heb isos, The agement OF ard to the ud not for the aint, the piain uel hn of them, are hereby reling f ny, and from ¥o y inveting of the Board eetire of said ln any may interfering ailuirs, uutil the further order of the Court, a fofondaut Herrick We alto hereby restrained aud ob- exercising ih any Way ‘the. offee of Vier of tus oinpauy, “Ih case ot disobedience the detendaata will be. lia reseribed by law. A. jal vhs is Bere rt jug or complying with any direstio Grom oe ihe said other defendants or either of thaw mann ipererence to the disposition. and. custody: of the Books and papers of sald Company, of with any fucure Podittion ord rection of a Hoard ‘of Directors. of sald Company, pared by he vote oC eal ther detebaaas ‘of the, ued the further order of the Cour oo ‘J. H. CLUTE, Albany County Jadge, Acgust 5, 1960 . Romsey having been previously enjoined by eee Painctd, sed Mee Herrick being now on oined by Judge Clute, the Board of Directors, at qenecting called for Friday morning at 10 v'cl ck. were lft Without ahead. and, there being but six of the fourteen m mbers prosevt, adjourned sine dic, Th the mean time, Treasurer PLelps and Superin: fendent Van Valkenburgh are transacting the bus!- eas of the company, Mr. Hamsey acting a» counsel Mr. Phelps, ForNe Directors enjoined complain because Mr, Phelps is enjoined from trausferring stock pur ehased by them, but is not similarly ebjolned from fransierring lor’ the opposite par ties "On Friday vight Mr. Fisk und bts party wont up mothe Fyoule’s ing of slvawerd, aud oo Sulurdey to punisl the defendant cetrained and ed om ol morning proceeded to the office of the Susqnehanni Company and found it in charge of Mr. J, W. Van Velkecbargh, Hopertntendent, and, agent of Mr, yn. LJ Ow TE es, leged, we then In the. building “Superintendent. Van Valken: burgh, Austin Mullen, Deputy Sheriff of the road, James Fisk, des Aldermen Herrick, Director repre: genting the Ct) of Albany, H. Leoaaid, Col, North, David Wilbur, Mr. Shearman, counsel for the Fisk party, and a posse, The following ts alleged as the truth in relation to the matter, according to the Albany Avening Times: Mr. Fisk had a few words and said to thore who accompanied him. “Boys, d—n it, take charge of this office and cart him out!" at the same time aeenaiting Mullen. he melee "was, aerward settled, when Pisk en: tered the office of the President, where Mr. Van Valker burgh waa seated, and a conversation wek lace. ‘The laneuage becoming tierce and wart, and fearing personal vicience to Mr. Van Valkenburedy Mailen arrested Mr. Fisk, and took him before Squire McNamara, where he exhibited his appoint- ment by Jadge Barnard, when tie was released. Mr. Prayn sooo jer arrived at the oMfice of the Com- pany, and took forcible possession, and rets “dt his position during the morning. The greatest excite ment prevailed at the offices of the Company, and the im the vicinity contained a large number in Herrick, of Albany, the City Director in the Susequehana Board, being suspected of com. piteity with the Erie party, was formally deposed by the Common Coancil of Albany at noon on 8 urday, without a hearing, and the Hon, Bli Perry was appointed in his Subsequently an \n- Junction was served on the latter, restraining him froin acting In that capacity. The Albany evening papere of Satu that the present aspect of affairs in as follows stock that has been in dispute has not been trans: ferred, ‘Tho Hon. H.R. Pruyn, President J. i. Ramsey & Co., are trinmpbant, abd are in posses. sion of the road, although dames Fisk and some of Lim representatives are present ‘AC the Special Term ‘of, the. Supreme Court, held 2 on Saturday in this ctty, Judge Barnard gravted stil another Injunction forbidding the Interierence with Messrs, Conlter ond Fisk, either on the part of Mr. Ernyn or any offers of the railroad, and issued a writ of assistance to whe Sheriff of Alb commanding bim to place Mr. Jame Co. in the possession of tae railroad office of the Al bony and Susquehanna Raivoad Company and ite appurtenances without any interference of the poltee of the eit The t Alt Se graph on Saturday night reports from 1 more injunctions and counter-injuncti have been served this afternoon in the Susquehanna Ratiroad war, and the affair b plicated it Is almost impossible to status ‘the Rams ty, however, apps anlage, hough ar. Fisk tise been hard. at work all day to throw them, Some of the best legal talent in the State hax been engaged on bot! sides ‘The Iatest development in the Sosqnehanna Rall road war is the arrot of Mr. Fisk for contempt of Judge Peckham's order appointing Mr ceiver. Daring the day Mr. Pisk prod irporting to have been ineued by some Judge in New York, dircoting the Sherilf of this county to Dince Messrs. Fisk and Conlter in possession, to out all intruders, and enjoining Messrs. Pruyn and Van Valkenburg trom waning any further action in con nection with the road, While the Snerif was pro- ceeding to execute these orders, the counsel for the Ramey party called attention to the fact that the Dapers lacked the seule, and that they could hot have cowe from York to-day ; whereupon the Sheriff desisted, and went off to take logal ad. vice, ‘Then Mr. Fisk wae arrested, as stated above, and went off to procure ball, which be obtained | aod Judge Pockhaia will decide ou Monday who is receiver ‘A telegram on Saturday afternoon, from Albany to David Groesbeck & Co Brond street, who ave a large interest in'the bonds of t advises that Fisk, Jr., was appointed Receiver by Judge Barnard, and tried to get forcible porxession this forenoon, while Kamsey and the writer were at breakiast, “Rameey had Mr. R. H. Pruyn apooin: ted yorteragy, and he, being in possession, retused to allow Fisk, Jr, to do anything — Ramsey thus far is completely triumphant, and has not a doult ot entire success. Great excitement here, and quite « crowd at the office.” Company, sissandoci Alderman Werrick & bing the City, Atuany, Aug. 8.—The war is to be renewed vrrow with increased spirit and vigor. Alder- n Herrick, who was removed on daturiiy by the Common Coancil aw the city representat-ve in the Hoard of Directors, reeurds the action 9s ilegal, and Will pay no attention to it, He ip also recognized an Vice-President by ® uiajority of the Board of Di. rectors, — FEARFUL TEMPERANCE LECTURE a ‘The Bottle Dragging a Clorayman Down from the Pulpit aud making him a Candidare for the Penitentiary—Beguing Money to Purchase Gin~Landing in the Liberty Street Police Station—The Exposure Tow Day. The Rev, Michael Cragan has led a very ro. mantic hte, He is an Erishman and was well edu cated, He was ordained and assigned toa small parish near Dublin, He was not long there before be took @ notion to shift bis quarters to America. Alter three years a favorable opportumty hed itself, and hither he came Reaching our sli bent his footsteps In the direction of Omaha, and there he beca: hard of alarge flock, He continued tn th for over two years, and would mained longer had not an uatorses overtaken Lim The cifle Railroad was then pushing its iron bands neross the continent, and the city of Ouaha had becor Ue headqu y hard and loose charnciers, Those, the el an alleges, sedaced him into drinking, ‘This pers.cious habit upon itn by degrees, and at last lie ss no better than worthless drankard, As» vy consequen he was expelled by the Bishop of tis diocese, ‘Thrown upon bis own resources, he came east ward and settled in Newark, whore for a time lis betavior wan faultless, Mia only associates wer the priests of that city, and they assert that th was nothing objectionable in his conduct, But here again, at length, lo took to the bottle, Finding bimsetf wHbout funds, he went around among poor people, and begged their t hard earnings under various shallow pretexts. Iu this way he amassod a nico litte sum. is ¢ reer was cot short, however, and he was appre honded and lodged in jail, He was tried, and sen- tenced to six months incarceration to the Peniten- tary, Through the totercession of forgiving priests, he wae released after he hud served thirty days © the shep: capacity probably have re. misfortune ers of ma He was none the better for this bitter experi He came over to New York and took a room in the Eastern Hotel m Whitenall |. Here he be acain to practice his old frau He went ka Around from house to house sulet i. for anew church edifice, and in this way obtained 70n), Among his vietine Congressman Fox, Polico Justice Ho Alderman Moore, Corouer Fiyon, and Deputy Coroner Shyne, rly yesterday morning tho reverend gentleman having donned Lis best suit, walked down Washing ton street In quent of more viens, contrib He had not proeceded far when be was met face to face by Depaty Coroner Shino, whom le had tleecod the ny eprevious. This gontlen in the interval kad heard of the clergym n’s ante cedents, and had alto been infor od that he had been seen entering one of the su crranean brothels on Greco whic! street in a state 0, .ntoxica: tion t the Rey He preferred «complaint og Dir, Cragan © Roundsman Henry A Hy son, ond that oMicer forthwith arrested the offender and took him to the Liberty #trcct Police Station, By orders of Capt, Bpcleht the prisoner was with out delay take: to the Toms Police Court and ar raigned before Justice Keily, remanded him back to the station under the Of procaring further testimony against the prisoner, than sixty complai ts are expected to ‘be aguinst him, the majority from poople who cau but iil affort the lows, He is to be called up for examination this morning before Justice Kelly pd ——— . Tho Great Land Slide in Stockport, ‘The land slide noar the confluence of the Kin- derbook and Claverack Crocks—already voted by ‘Tae Sun—was very grodual, aad the surface of the earth undu'ated. Ike the wavos of the ocean, No holse was heard until the moving maas siruck (he base, of “the fatervaotog i rambling sound, resembling dix uivcring seusawon,like # slight suock of earthat he earth eaved tn to a distance of over vighty (ect, and the sarface, as indicated vy trees and fences, dw distance of over six hundred feet. So ‘was the movement that it ocenpled about snd the spectucie in described by thone ed It as sublime, Among the moat jents of the phenomenon is the fact that an oak tree, whieh stood by the roadside, waa moved, with a sect of the fenee, to the bottom of the ravine, @ distance of six hundred feet, and the tree and ‘fence vow stand as firm and upright fs ever weaker. trees, such os pine and hem lock, were snapped like pipe stems; aod e trees this nature, two fect or more’ In dian doubled and twisted like a wisp of siraw fs clay, founded on quicksand, with a soil surf not more than two feet in thickness. [tts under stool that the quicksand has been gradually washed Away from Leneath, and passed off into the stream, ‘The copious showers of inst spring left the surface amere sliell, and the dry weather which followe coused this shell to crack, and Qnally tall into the vacuum below, A crevice of several inches in Width, “OMy fork in length, and deep beyond eound: ings, has ppeured on the land adjoining the sunken portion oa the south, and, fears are entertained that this Uract will soon fall, ‘The suaken land ombraces an area of five actos. a Messrs. J. i. Wilkinson ean Setar fo Wee | who marked inci Mouul Vernon LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS. eee DASHES HERE AND THERE BY THE SUN'S REPORTERS, peerentns Forgers din Ei Coming to New Yor! Complication. Two distinguished gentlemen from England, respectively surnamed Clement and Harwood, re: cently landed on our shores, But they were dia: greeably surprised at finding themeelves tu the clutches of two stalwart detective officers of the New York poliew. Without any ceremony they were put Into a close carriage, aud with all possible speed driven tothe marble pile ia Mulberry street, They were arraigned before the Superintendent of Police, who,"seated behind his walnut desk, gave them a flerce and at the same time ploreing glance, That look slone demolished the two Englishmen, The Chief informed tho two trembling beings before him, that the Atlsntic cable had been an accurate reporter Of thelr piceadilloes in the mother country ; that they had pervetrated forgeries to the tano of #60,000, and that thelr Governinent did not feel at all inclined to part with them just yet, and had gent over for them. Would they go withont awaiting the tedious Hgmarole of drawing np extradition papers and there- by disturbing the Secretary of State, who war quictly rusticating at Garrison's? ‘They would tmve to go at any rate, and they had better submit to thelr fate meekly and without giving the poliee any trouble, ‘The prisoners, pale with Sour, acqnicaced in the pro ‘The & ‘oyage to Ru- Oticer cot them—A Queer Position, ana «ud that Gry were willing to be taken back to old Englind at such time os would please His Majesty “All right, then ; that is somsible, Take thom down stairs, Join! Tut the lawyers got wind of this little proccedin, and they were about sulag out a habeascorpus. The case was in the hands of the attorueys, who were busily drawing op the application for the writ In formation of this movement reached the cars of the superintendent seated in his sanctum, But thoment was permitted t> think * William,” said the Chief, addressing the door- it Irving in Yes, your I Tell Di to eco bim immediately. and off he went © Irvioz. A fow ements later, Irving was before his chief uncovered, and his head gently and respectfully bowed, “Jim, those two Kuglish torcers Aabeased, do you wear? And I just way afer this little matter. Tc Kneirsh sleepyteads to By the tame they got € going to be at to huye my wait for those me over after those KnaveR ere, open their eyes and see the sights, some Judge oF other will have releascd them. So’ you wee that won't do, It won't do. Consequently, Janes Irving, 1 have made up my mind to send you to Kngland wita them.” 1 When, onier We “Next Saturday, Arrange things yourself about thie trip. But wo things bear ip ininl—keep mum, And go next Saturday without fail,”” ‘The interview here ended On Friday, 9 telegram was reccived from the Lon: don Chiet that be und dispatched a detoctive offlesr wget the forgers. Although detective officer Irv- Jng bad not yet gone, and twenty-four hours. Inter vened bofore his departure, yot the dispatch eame too late. The New York Chief had commanged, and his orders are irrevocable, chongh the beavens should 1l."" ‘The telegram ought to have come. belore the orders had been given. At noon Iast Saturday de tective offer James Irving sailed with his prisoners for Burope by the steaumsuip City of Washington, He had inatructions to go, watch, coming from. bin Ohler, could not be revoked, beewuso they had been once given, Meantime a London oMeer ison the ocean, coming to take the forgers, aud when be reaches New York te will probably N@la telegram from London directing him to return instanter Now, to complote the job, a telegram should be sent to Le¥ing directing bini to return to thia eity with his Prisoners; and the steamship companies may find vceasion to thank the police of New York and” Lon- don for 4 cousiderable jiercase of thetr busin as. ——_ Why an East Side Lawyer Should Keep Seb: The east side of the town has been treated to © curious scandal lately, concerning a row between & Fallstafian Police Justice and a lawyer of ques: tionable apteeedents, The latter recently received 8 feo of $25 from m prisoner, When the epolis came to be divided, the lawyer handed the Justice ouly 2. ed the half dollar Wantlug—it would do to buy some sack with, ‘The lawyer refused to comply with His Honor's reque at the same t him that “ne would « ‘The man In ermine demon him d—d first." Justice Greedy cursed and at he would “take the wind ou the law If he did not vive Was not going i he beat ont of i If The inwyer told him to go to | who refused V not ee Greedy, in return, p om wyer (0 Bluckwell’s Island the Urat he gets dren The Castle Garden € Bernard Cusserly, reuption Superintendent of made by My taon and Mr, Mr. Costle Garden, peonc Richard O'Gorman against Mr. Al ‘sinith noes the charge hasty and untr: ati eat contri tor, deposited for sale the hands of Mrs to his demand with accrued inter: regard to Ue charge against Mr, Albertson, he claims that no charge is'made igrants’ bag. gage if removed within M4 bours, If le(t beyond Lime, 10 cents per box ts reqidred for the care tal of them, and for this Mr, Albertson becomes. F sponsible for their loss, Horan, thy ing 800 1%. y, Mr. Roger writ of Aaheas corpus for the tt, the alleged leader of the In the Superior ( A. Pryor applied for discharge of J. 1. P sanguinary rioters of Jefferson, Texas, Mr. Pryor saya that the prisoner ix held under the pretence of au eremination, and that it ls designed to hola bim Ula requisition from the War Department at Washington ean put him into the bands of a court martial in Texas, and that if be has committed any offence it was against the laws of Texas, and there art on Saturd, fore pshonld be subjected to the military rule of that State, Judge Me i anid that he would grant the writ if the Federal powers had control of the ian, as timt would end bis jurisdiction, The motion i+ to ve heard to-duy. a Who Sailed on Saturday. The Ville de Pans took on Saturday his Grace Archbishop McCloskey, the Rey, 'T, MeNic:ny Key, Mr, Bellanger, Mra. De Hamel, mother of the ‘oung woman who recepUy married Prince Louis de Bourbon in this city; Gen, Gandara of Havana, the Count and Counters de Cumpo Allegre, and Mr. and Mrs. Chamounin of the French opera in New 01 leans. The Denmark, for Liverpool, took Madame De Vries, the opera singer, with Miss M. BE. I aud George Kil'ot ot the company ‘at Among Ue passengers of the City of W) for Liverpool were. Walter Brown, the oarsiman, who goes with J. W. Randall and John Tyler, Jr., to row against the champion English seule forth, aoe Fuveral of Sir Kt. John Robert Dall, Sir Jobn Robert Dall, K, T., who died on ‘Thureday evening, was buried yesterday with full sonic honors, ‘The procession, which was over a quarter of @ mite in length, was formed in tue foliow- ing order, Beo Adair acting as Chief Marshal: New York Caledonian Club, Copestone Chapter, Scotla Lodge, Manhattan Commandery No, 31, K.T.; (i hearse’ and pall-bearers, carriages with ' family ani trends, “The route taken was along Heventcentn street to Union square, thence ulong Broadway aud Bond stroot to the Marble Cemetery lu Seeond street, where the remuins were interred with the usual ceremonies Facts, The Worth Street Extensto: The extension of Worth street to Chatham equare fast progresses, and may be completed some tue before the close of the coutury, ‘The filthy old buildings betwoen its former terminas at Baxter street and Chatham rquare ‘are to be replaced by handsome structures (or wholesalers aud manufac: turers. mean Aerial Trip trom Meadvil Mnapvittr, Pa., Aug. 7.—At 8 o'clock to- ‘ow afternoon Prof. Thurston, accompanied by Mosers, Oliphant aod Baldwin, wil embark here in + batloon, on a voyage to New York city, Ho has staked $500 that he will make the voyage to New York in thirty-six hour to New York, In British East Indies the railway companies lave lately begun to provide coffins for the passen- cere they kill ‘or who die on the trains. The coffins re kept at the stations along lines of the several roads, for use at notice. This eeauition hax been rendered necessary by the eae & Lae eth i) erates decom- Sine Wome vs sere issumey we meen LYNCH LAW-IN ILLINOIS. — —+— A Dopnty Shei jod by @ Gang of Horse Thieves — The Header Captured Thrnst t Jail-Terrigte Fight Dark—Tnkon out aud Hanged by a Mol Deputy Sheriff Pratt wont in pursuit of a gang of horse thieves near Circleville, Ili., and was shot dead, On the next day the people of the region sconred the woods and captured a number of the gang, whom they lodged im the Pekin jail, Fearing an outbreak during the might Mayor Ede provide! n exten police forced to gnard the Jail. All pight the excitement Increased, and eniminated at 8 o'clock, From fifty to one handred men, numbering some of the best in the coanty, marched fm military order into the Court House yard and to the jail. They broke down the front door and demanded the keys of the sheriff, He refuted to give them up, and they procured a blacksmith, and in an bour and a ball battered down the iron door of the cell im whieh fill Rerry was confined. The new police force failed to pot to an appearance when this desverate crowd “istry bleed ont the lantern which one of the crowd held, and drew a pocket knife which had been loft in hia possession. Me made for the door, but ned. ran back, A Mr. Rrownley Weonming. trig: applied him and u desperate hand to hand feist en Sned tw the dark. Rerry stabbed Brownley eeven ‘and wounded two others. One of thei re cet ewWoond in te breast, which, it is feared, wi rove fatal. highte had boen procared. Berry drew back to strike again, bat his knife bro 4 Brownley exclaimed, ** Thr 4 go, You son ofa bli; weve you row! Stand up ikea man.” Berry rose to , And was shot at five times, One ball struck bim over the left eye, goog ontirely through his head, snother through one of lis arm, and graced his side, The infuriated moh then dragged him to t eat tree, and swung bin up not more than twenty foct from where John Olt was henzed, He was not cot down anti after daybrewk Berry's body was delivered to his wife, who took It to Circlevitle, One citizen was heard to declare yesterday the people of Tazewell coanty had deter protees themselves from villatnty tat heen almort powerless to protect them, OOO had been spent in a short “v comparatively no good had been «lc ——— CURIOSITIES OF CRIME, —- The Monnent Swindler Out of Init. The banker of the Raplee Banking House, in Sein Yoo, kas ran off, loaving bebind him #200) in cush micminet Liabilities amounting to §: Oo”. Upto the day of his deportare he wos regaried as perfect Uy solvent, and this delusion caused many lone that would otherwise hat been prevented, A Indy presented a check drawn by a dis Hnguishod attorney of Canandaigua for some $1,400 oF $1,500 only the day before, and was in duced to forgo payment for a day or two; bat had the check certified, tous unwittingly releising the attornry, and lost oll. A farmer entied at the bank on Saturday morning to purchase a draft of $400, and aa the clerk, who was utterly innocent of what was golig on, could not reach the bianks till Mr. Raplee came with the #afo key’ the man left hin movey ‘to do a ewhere.” Daring bis absonce from other parties wore sent in, and as tie key not arrived, the clerk paid the checks out of that farmer's eas, in the —ntmost good using it all ° up, or, noarty #0, and he Hi. One man had deposited $is,00) worth of jonal bonda for ante keeping, a portion of which ol to children for whom he was acting nx «his and their i sions, and at th @ went Into cx Was 9 raving mauluc. Enforcing the Mx Mr. George ©. P blo of Abington, aco Aulding, of Duxtury, house, th Marahileld, with w ‘warrant, which he read to Mrs. ‘Tolthan. Alter reading the warrant Mr. Pratt searched the premises, aad after gol Vhrough every box and barrel, and smelling of every Jug and bottie in the shop, to Sheri! went Into Mi Tolman's bedchamber, where, after 9 thorough searob, be found the vrige. Mrs. Tolman ting bad Jame wem for over eight months, and has bathed it in spirits from six to eight tines per week during that time. About six wocks ago her husband bought two gallons of uew ram for that purpore, which bas been kept in a small clothes:press im her bede! ber over sinee, and it was here that Mr. Pratt made the great discovery. After smeliing of the jug Which contained the liquor, Mr. Pratt passed it vo Mr. Aulding for the same purpose, when they both pronunced it new ram. On fenving, Mr, Pratt took the liquor wita him, leaving a notice for Mr. Tolman tonppoor at Plymouth on the ist day of Septemoer hext to show enuse why this liquor, two gailons, more or less, should not be condscated for tha ben eA of the Chmnion wealth of Massachusetts, 1, & Deputy State Consta. nied by Deputy Sheri tt 4 Mr. Henry Tolinan's - ‘The Castom House Kraad: The examination of ( homas W. Egan, on charge of perpetrating frouds iu the preparation of his pay roll, White holding the position of Weigh nuaster in the Castom House, was reeamed on. Bat Urdwy. Charles K. Booth trttied that be always © pay roll when he received als pay, except paick, He was not aware that Wilkes had ever elened his pay roll, or that y one had Mowe so during tiegfmenth’ in dispute, He” was engaged lovertigating the alleged fronds by Carr, at the request of Gen, Fagin, and drew pay while di ing so, Baward Wikies, deputy foreman ander esiifled that ho had wee all th at work alo Were cimplyed in the district, and kept the time. On the pay roll we made out by him, George F. Clark wos aeeredited with erght and a hal ° svork at €3.40, while on the pay roil at the C Honse ho was accredited with thirty-three hours work at $13.0 Other persons were H the rela In whoso cases similar difte we noticed, On ono on Frank Webb, the fore inn, a#ked him to go out and procure two wer tothe namen of Joseph Nuire and Jerome Curtin, eee LE Tho Bostou ‘tragedy. Bostox, Aug. %.—The inquest in the Hobbs murder ¢ was closed this evening, and Major White was committed to jail, The funeral of Mrs. Hobbs took place from fier late residence, 1,208 Washingt , AL? o'6lock yeaterd con, ‘There was a large number of the frieuds and rela tives, ‘The services were conducted by the kev James Freewan Clarke, pastor of the Church of the Disciples. The body reposed in a handsom wood casket, whieh was surmounted with gurl ind After the ceremony. the remains of Mrs. Hubb wore borne w Forcet Hill Cemetery, and deposited in the recolving tomb to await bur: caenen How a Jersoyman Made bin Will, rge Schwerer began on Friday evening making bis. will, bis wite, Vin mplatin the operation by aide,’ phe ded that he should make it in her favor. He said he would not, uuuul she wonkd nek the favor more politely, She undertook, instead, to thrash him into wequioscenco, and afightensued, in which the wornan was worst: #4, During the quarrel, sehworer's bonis and mort cages, with oter valuable papers, wore thrown in. to the Bre, and the next scene wa the arraignment of ovth lasimnd and wife in Court, pia daa Riot wear Tivoit, N. J. Yesterday ofternoon, at Buier’s Brewery, near fivoli, two unknown men quarrelled over (he pos neasion of & whip, which one of the men recused t other of stealing.’ ‘The combatants had x lively mil! und were surrounded by & crowd of rowdies, eager to john the affray. At length several of the spect tor joined tue melee, and a riot followed ; but the police interfered before anybody had beou killed. New Deeks: Excise Law. Diederick Kimble, proprietor of a hotel on De Kul aveoue and Broadway, Brooklyn, was accused on Saturday, at Justice Lynch's Court, of keepin his bar opeh om the Sunday previous, though no persons were soon drinking there. Kimble pleaded that his bouse waa a hotel, and that it wax kept open for the uecommodation of travellers, le was sc quitted. eae Tae Katte tu Street John Haley of 83 and 93 Bax wegen & quarrel yesterday morning with , an oyster opens in a saloon ot 2) Canal strect,” Shay stabbed Haley in the arins and hand. He was taken to the ‘Tombs, aid bailed in 000; and we bis accuser had trends to wave liu {rom we House of Detention, nobody interested ts lu prisoned. Seull Kace between Hamill and Coulte A five mile soulling match between Jam Hamill aud Henry Coulter took place on Saturday on the Monongahela, near Pitts! margh, (01 Hamill was the favorite, and large ano ere ed on htm. His treinor had been Willian Haley ‘Tuat of Coulter wos Robert Speer, an Inglisiman Hoth men were In fine condition, ‘Hamill rowed at 150 pounds and Coulter at 165, Hamill was in s pink shirt and knee breccties, while Coulter was naked ‘the waist. Atthe word to start, Coulter tipped t quickly, ond both were ordered back. The. ##c start Was excell nd i, and Coulter gained siightiy, though the differente was scarcely perceptible, At the appointed training quarters he was a quarter of 6 boat's length ahead. ‘The two crafts here collided, When Hatill immediately stopped anid headed i shell for the boat house, Coulter, however, pulled round the course, ‘Ine referee declared the bets of, und the contest no race, My To the Eilitor of The Bun, mu J have soaring myself Chairman of enty-fourtl y |-Conservative om meoy Mozart ic iblican sion She avacciaion ‘he composed of Treo members, paaiely: the Beoretary, ‘ud mse ‘of office jurer bas pro- “ THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA. —e AUTHENTIC NEWS THAT NO SPANISH CENSOR HAS GARBLED, — Patriot Viet where the Spanish A thorition Reported Patriot Defe —Holgwin to be tho Neat of Ceapeden's Govornment—Arrival of Reinforcements Quesada Strengthening bis Force Havana, July 30.—The Spanish troops in the insurrectionsry districts have been reinforced by all the dixposable forces on the Island preparatory to active operations, In the Cinco Villas district there have been several contests, in which small parties were engaged, but in every instance the Spaniards were defeated. It is reported that in these engage ments the Spanish loss in killed, wounded, and prisoners amounted to nearly 400. These reluforee: ments are sent principally to the district commanded by Gen. Jordan, ‘Tho campaian promises to he very active, bnt on account of the setting in of the rainy season both parties are compelled to suspend operations. ‘Tue town of Holguin ts roported to be in posses sion of the Onbans with its fortifeations and stores. The Ceapedes Government is to be removed to that place, ns the position is a very strong one. ‘The Cubans continue to be relnforced by volun teors from the United States, Two handred and twonty-five, reeruited in Indians, Obie, and Keo n the th, Gen, Que- They had arms and poly of camp equipace, Fw health of the Cabans t# good 0 de Cubs to be Stormed. held a coun » de Caba, and fo hoist their Jan and Figuoredo ha: ded to xtorm Santin Consals there They will carry the town at th Irae 4 do it easily, for Puclo, wh the garrison, Isa rmnffond his men are flhgs, Tn aletter toon trish gentieman of New York, dan saya: My men Aght like poor Phil Kearny ail the dash too. Your follows curry the palm, 1 will send you good news Koon’ ‘This letter was written before tho Plantation Aight, aud the result was good news. sais Buch News a Consor Senda, Havana, Aug. &.—Three skirmishes have ro. ‘n pluce mear Cinco Villas, in. wh teh " gents were kille ‘The Hritish man of-war Philomoel arrived here last Wook, and aailed yesterday, CUBA FOR THE CUB. y i ANS. To the Eititor of The Sun. Sta: You do not know how glad I am to hear you say that there are Cubans in Cuba, Tam glad because T began tothink that Americans or foreign: ers generally ignored completely the natives of Caba, Any way, it bas been a common saying amon you Americans that whenever you wanted the Island of Cabs you would take ft; that it iw your outpost, and that the pear will sooner or later be ripe, when it will fall Into Unelo Sam's bay ‘These quocr notions have come into your heads, 1 charttably think, because you sappore that the Cu bans have been ptoing for annexation to tho United States thirty odd years, Allow me, Sir, to give you a bit of ‘on this point, ‘The idea of annexation to your mighty frse country did not originate with of Cub, and never will be entertained by real only unionists of Cuba have elders and some young men who have been educated in this eauntry ; bat the pec the Cubans geuerally, do not care nexation, What they want is to be fi the experiment of weifgovernment. For this C odes und ors, Quesada ‘and the Cama- kuevanos, ( Cinco Villas are flebting. Mt thelr property, aud expect to n ‘ou will casi slavevolder's iden, in the Western Asa proof rae fol ight ing. ee that tie iden of annexation ina Kk tinued and hey have Why? nters of the West have refused to the people, ping to get mid of th by peacerai eas, Without revolution OF ruin to their planta tions. Those planters have by roformists, omists Kanon Pinto, a Spaniard by birth but a Cuban by heart, was thelrwecond victim in IS64; and Lam much afraid that Cespedeas will be thelr vietim No. # And do you not know why I atm afroid of this awful result It is because Esee the same planters of old: trying now thelr hands, throu n Junta tn this city, at the gam: autifal ok Cuba with Spain, hel hy the uu Governinent. This te the old game played ting in tho other t Only euslontata, it revolu everything m, Loper was their fest vietim tn 1851; has presnmod to ph ions to Spain? Who? 7 District of Cuba, those very risked life or Lab, who do any sacritice for the cause try. in ataying the wave of 1 Dh they may cute Y may save their estates frou jiary ; but they will surely kin. ir comatry atter having bea ed shame and infamy upoa thelr beads and upon the name of Cubans, NK CUBAN Jo the name of several of lis countrymen, ——— Au Anti-Coal Monovoly Organization, Burvato, Aug. 8.—The anti-coal monopoly or- nization progressing Committee, appointed at the fast public mecting to arrange preliminaries, bave placed subseription papers at various points to aa- certain the amount of coal required by the citizens. Congress is to be memortalized to abolish the tant oul, ron, and other n opolies, — The Democratic Sweep in Tennessee, Nasuvince, Aug. 7.—Additional returns indi ney may m the cate thut Senter's majority may reach 63,00, But few counties give a majority for Stokes, As tar as heard from the Stite Senate stand#: Conservatives, 16a majority; Conservative Republicans, 4, with five districts to hear from, ‘The House of i poutatives stands: Conservatives, 45, and Conserva tive Republicans, 4; Stokes Republicans, & ND. The annual camp meeting of the Long Istand Methodists Ist» be opened next Bunday at Merrick of an Todian was found last week at in a Fitting posture. Mrs, George Hund hus been appointed Postmis- it Bast Hamp ine No. 1of College Point had their annus! Ming on Saturday, Knights of Pyt A Lodge of the lished 10 Flushing, ‘The Floshing and North Side Raliroad will begin enerying expr nus to-day, ‘The mail agent delivered the Hicksville letter bag on Thursday morning by throwing it on the station platiorta, aud there It was robbe Award Gormley, proprietor of the 1s to be entab- “ Shades" saloon at Rockaway. died on Saturday. tte had been Injured by falling (row 4 Long Lslaod Kailroad teat at Sauaica, — PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE, —— Kagénie is coming to Amertea, Bishop Mefivaiue, of Obio, is seriously il, Sir Francis ck# is in Toronto, Secretary Boutwell has aid nothing of aey inten- Hon to take an early trip to San Franciscy. Supervisor Dutcher, accompanied by William 00, is io Washington Necretary Robeson and General Dent returned to Washington on Saturday night Gregorio Dominiques bas been recognised as Con. oul of Keaador ia New York, Robert K. Lee and Beauregard, and ex-Senator Chestnut, are at Greenbrier, White Sulphur Springs. Gov, Honan will deliver the address before the Saratoka Agricultural Society on Thursday, bept. 9. 1 Moff has been ordered to leave bis squad. ge of his senior ollicer, and to return buwe requested to state that John If, Pratt, the perado, Wad Levor an engineer On the Meu ‘Texan di phis Kallroad, Miss Hazleton, of Brooklyn, died at 79 Halsey street, Newark, alter a surgical operation perfortned by Dr, Jaues I, Catter, (0 remove au ovarian tumor. The apostolic delegate and three priests | from Feuador, the Bishop of Quito and ten priests, and the Hienop of Honduras two pricets, have gous to Rome Major N. A, Sturdivant, a prominent lawyer of Richinoad, Va., who was electea” Mayor of meity tn {Hd, ut was réjected by the military wuthorities, died yesterday. ‘The Duke of Edinburgh sailed from Auckland The'atlet* in cpuesquguce, vowed vo ay WUs Uorseust Of Mg colenys . a? how A SUNDAY YACHTING ACCIDENT. -_ The Yacht A. J. Garvis Run Down by the aso for the Courts, Yesterday afternoon the yacht A, J. Garvia, of the Mutnat Pleasure Club, was ran down by the steamer Rip Van Winkle, which makes daily exeur- sions to the Fishing Banks. ‘The aceident occurred off Barelay street, The pilots of the Van Wink! say that on thoie arrival in the middie of the stream, between Barclay and Chambers streets, the sucht was eon to the westward, ruoning before a south wind, When the steamer was within about 200 feet of the amall vessel, uw Iattor began to luif toward her, ‘The steamor's course was immediately altered to the eastward, and sho was stopped and backed, Having previously blown tho alirm whistle, The | pilots then hailed the yacht to alter her course, but she luffod still more, slightly rubbed the guard, and then capsized, aanisted by the woight of her cany ‘The yachtenen, flve in number, elamberod up the | voosel's allo, and were saved, The steamboat hacked down, lowered a boat, and towod the yacht to her moorings at Perry street. ‘The Injurtes to the yaeht are alight, ‘The yachtamen are all mombers of the Mutual Club, aa follows: N, Layton, tsalah Harrie, W. MacMahon, ©. Gallagher, Marry Baatee. They lost their rudder, seats, and aoveral artictes of clothing. ‘They propose to make a caso against the steamer in the Marine Cont — THE PORT LEE TRAGEDY. peers Diapogecsstog a Tenant witho of Law.-What a Woman's € Temper han Y tor Her, Some particulars gf the late tragedy at Fort Loo, not ditherto publiahea, Me t light at the In quest over the body of Mra. Rowl’88 She lived With her husband and two children tn ay ll house | off the main rovd, on the northern ontekirta ov (he | village. ‘Thie house they hired two months ago) from Hartman, who was engaged as a gardeoer, with his wife Bilea ax cook, at the house of a Mr, MeMl- chacl, of Kngtish Neighborhood, Mr. Bowman was himsclf employed at that pliee aa « carpenter, No trouble occurred between Bowman aod Hartman 1 LWo Weeks previous to the murder, when the latter was discharged by his employer for drunken- ness, During Hartman's temporary absence from Authority wovernable oo PRICK TWO CENTS,’ THE OLD WORLD'S NEWS. NOT A WAR CLOUD ON THE WHOLB. EUROPEAN HORIZON, -_ Pariinmentary Proceodings on Friday Night ~The ¢ n Loan—New Marriage Law-The Fenian Rossa—A New Cable. Loxpox, Aug. 7.—In the House of Commons last evening, tho Home Secretary promised to ime troduce a bill at the frst opportunity to establish @ uniform marriage law for the United Kingdom. Am appeal was made to the Goverumont in behalf of the Fenian prisoners. The Canadian Loan bill was passod at midoight. It was announced that the land bowa- daries between the British Possessions and the United States had been settled, and that a Com mittee of Arbitration on those on the water onty awaited the consent of the U, 9, Senate to act. ‘The Doblin Freeman says that Mr. Bruce, the Home Secretary, has been misled in regard to the severities practised on the prisoner Rosso, ‘The prospectus of the West Indi Pan- | Ana Telegraph Company designs to connect South | America with Europe and the United States by a cable from Cuba to Central America, —+ A Warning to the Spanish Clergy, Mannin, Aug. 8.—In consequence of the par stion of the clergy in the attempted rising of the lists, Minister Zoulla has promnigated a decree ordering Bishops to send cirenlars to the clergy re commending obedience to the laws, and threateniag to withdraw the power to preach and hear confaa- sion from all who are hosude to thelr requirements, emia ‘The Harvard Crew. Loxnoy, Aug. 8.—The Saturday Rertew, in em t Car article on’ the approaching internatioual boat rage, says: na ander which It was possible (o ‘ot be too highly estimated. At the same fateh ean” ¥ time the Tarrm. = MAM® AateAE concemston in tak coxswain | and the ya the Oxfords on their ow. and adiniration.” ‘The weiter . 4 the treatment ot the. American ete Visit will bo such as to encourage {ta Pay. Mis Harvard ook wes tat ter practice wt Putney qetierday, with Lyman and Faye, the rollew: *™® awely arrived from New York, Fort Lee, hia wife, who had resigned her position fax cook, demanded rent from bis tenants, Mra, Bowman’ Felused, euying that. ae Me. Hartman was the landlord, she would pay the money only to kim, Nin. Hartman beeame very an- kry and left. Having no home. for herself And husband, aho attempted to tarn Mr. and Mrs, Howman out of the house, with the view of herself living there, Justice Taylor, of Fort 1 to kraot a warrant of i 19; fo she personalty desired of Mrs. Howman to Mrs, Bowman dectined, aa he had paid her rent to tho close of the carrent month, Mrs. Hartman then forced herself into the house, began throwing the furniture out, Mra. Bow. resisted her, when she was track by Mrs. Hartman over the head with a stick, She defended herself with a broom handle, and drove Mrs. Hart man out of the dwelling, The batter, infuriated, threw a heavy stone ath r, which struck her in the abdomen, Mr. Bowman, at his wife's instance, on his retarn home, required Justice Taylor to cause the arrest of Mra. man, ‘This was done, and she was bailed tn Mrs. Bowman meantime took to her bed, and lay there three days betore Dr. Dunn Koglish was called, He pronounced her complaint cholera worbus, superinduced by the blow from the Vo oo Ne attended patient on Monday Se oa ‘Tooaday she died. Her previoas health had been oud. "The dary found a verdict basod upon Dr. opinion. Hartman in the county jafl at Hacken- a (ire looking Irishwoman, very 11 intelligent, but with au ungovern: mper, which had caused ber previous arrest several times for assault, She t+ lor $100 bail for threat- ening to barn a neighbor ng. ‘The Rip Van Winkles Undorstand Wasuinaton, Aug. 8.—Some curiosity is ex- pressed here an to how Tnx SUN secured a copy of Admiral Porter's telogram to Secretary Robeson, and of the reply of the latter to Portor's request tor im structions cone olng the seizure of the Spanish gunboats; end there is talk about an investigation, fs —— Starvation im Washi Wasmorox, Aug, 8.—The N. n of the District of C peal to the charitaple, say that the agud and disabled destitute people of the city are in want o food. Among the sufferers are both white colored, but principally they are that clans of freed peoul pissed! ond Ie, Of these 550 funtion perm cmuelpated at an age or in a have been the rectpicnis 0 appro winter, Some are ulrendy perisuing for want of tae necessarlos OF Ifo, ————__- ew Hobnobbing with the Yankees, et was given to Singman and Choy- Chinese merchants, in the Sherm: House, Chicago, on Friday evening, during whien the Intler, in & feat speceh, expressed hia gratitude for his Handsome reception In Amertea, “He said that he had become Americarized tn seutimen', and hoped that the Chinese kovernment would cone to see thin country ay he saw it. Alrewy is Chine making progress in Western civilization, but she must take lessons of America, —— - BROOKLYN, Adead man was found banging to a tree on Sat- urday. in the woods pear the juuction of Eider street end barhwick avenue, Mr, Flukex, of Main and Water streets, jumped af- ter boat ut the Fulton ferry, oo Saturday night, and sing it toll into the water, but was roscued. Mr. Shiel{a was arrested on Saturday on a war- Gato provile hi ite.” Whe wontan died recentiy, wit t Fant areutes the husband of howteids tu refusing to give hier Loot aly # foo . JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN, —_- ‘The Association of the L et yoster day afternoon, aud Install Wly-cleeted afMcers Seven prise Jin the House of Deten- tion jertrday. ty John Reilly, a ‘lonzshoreman, waa found drowned on Saturday at Per 2%, Kast born infant was foi {th street and Ele Erie Railroad will sel ss 1OF #15, KOO tot unt, fell last evening from the Broome street hacl Shely, of Bull's Head, was beaten and od by thes unknown men last evening, at 10zd ‘and Third avenue. fF. M.pSocicty N.o 2 was ad ner, Of the Young Meu’s So. nd in an ash barrel at e youtorday. tickets to th 0 fifth story of Ann Rossel, aged 24, died suddenly yesterday The body was afternoon in the yard of 24 Clark street Taken to th e Station, y had a banqu day evening In Corneht * EMMorado Gat nor of the fh birthday of the lively German comie Jourual, Der Pretach uta ‘Tho Twenticth WardGerman- American Democratic ub met jay, wud wade arrangements for their onic to-morrow ‘The Commissioners of Emigration have obtained employment tor Lsf peravns within the Laat fortaight— 1,28 of them maice, Alois Hyelinger, while closing bis chgar store at 74 Fulton street om Friday night, wae beaten aud robbed ‘The Mechanics and Workingmen's Democratic Assoclation of the Teuth Ward have elected Morris F President. Hugall is the a Thom of the thief who rob bed the honse No. Is Hudson avenue ou July 5, aud not Mrs, Hagan, us incorrectly. priated, Williams, of 6) East Broadway. writes that the physicians ‘of the Dispensary at White and Ceatre Strveta refused to visit bie dying wife St Lous ond Cincinnati lager becr 19 selling in thi city. About 900 barrels of the latter, worth frou 1,000 L0 €4,000 were sold lust Week. Acolored man, supposed to be Chas. Titus, was taken Ill at the Hullson Hiver Htailroad depot, on Satur: Ay evening, and was borue to Believe Hospital, where he ale Mr, Rufus L, Lord left property to the amount of about four willious of dollars. “His will, dated Sept, 16 wil, has beet fe. Hts beire are. four broiters, ooo xty distant relatives Justice Shandiey married in bis private room at Fssex Market Court House, on Saturday, Miss Selina Goldnan, au Knglish blonds beauty, to Mr: Daulel Vath sou, a capmnaker ‘Tho house 7 Ludlow place, West Houston (by Joho MeMillan abd Dr, Middleton, ‘are iu the country, Was robbed ou paturday af oe faint ternovn, Inspector Walling received a telogram yesterday frown Buffato informing him that FW. Orton had ap- uted froin Buffalo With @ valuable gold wateh, The Inspector instructed the Chambers police to Watch the trains at Jersey City, and on the arrival of the 54. MM. train Mr. Orton was arrested. ‘The photograph of the person w bo committed sui- cide at Crowe, Fogiand, a fow wooks ago, and who was then supposed to bo tn soune way connécted wi Oceau Bank sobbery, as ben recogalzed beyond doudt ‘as that of Wm. Leiss, formerly a Chstom House Racor: end oF Que Une @ runner oF ‘The Oxford crew are making good practice daily,& at Pangbourae, ~ Notwithstanding previous reports to the trary, the date ‘of the Taco has not been ‘nally deelded acilpintees upon, Austria Deciaring for Peace and Liberty. Vienna, Aug. 8.—In the session of the Hum the The Hungarian Delegation ally adopted all the items of the budget of the aaety, of rors! 0 ie. This £ ee peurae strong manifestation of contd: Baron von Beust. wapimhanernd West, ‘eames No War between Tarkey ai Constantixorie, Aug. 7.—The di ‘sas arisen between the Sublime Porte and the Vice. roy Of Bazpt te in ©. fuir way of sai factory and Peacelul settlement. The foreizn powers have ad- vised Ismail Pasha to purane a moderate course, and to disavow au jatention of creating a rupture with the Sultan, w he 39 Istanda. A war has broken out « the Samoau I ever the choice of & king. Ome Dattle has beew fought between the rival factions, in Wu.ch seventy men were kiled. ‘The British Consal's fag w. > tore, down, but no Kuropeans were hurt, 9 sna Adi nm from the Old Werld, sky. late Kossuth's secretary, ises Doast's policy on the Rastera quesnoss’ Pruses Vee The Carlists are about to make another appeal the Spanish people in bebalf of Dou Carlos. bal v ‘vard Club wer ractising oo evenii nd thelr peed was greater than ever. ‘The French Emperor will leave for tha Chalovs on the Hath ust. ie nae! ‘The departure of the Empress of France for the East is fixed for the 2th tnatant, An Imperial deere cute Admiral Rigault de Genoniill the Ministry of War daring e; ssh squadron Malta, whore it sailed from the Bay of oon to be Joined by the y adron were dined at CowosTom ‘Mr. James Gordoa Bennett, Jr, was one of in the duet near Paris on Friday, is out of Gustave Plourens, who was wouns Paul Cassayi It is rumored in C: tov Sultan Skirmishes a between the troops and bands ot Carils a. in which nine insurgents were kiiled aad many wounded and captured. ‘The British exequagur Wo Js United: States » that Ismail Pasha will Jantinople, In obedience to the demand of U report nted Consul of tole tit be ferronnicre, Bourne, id Sui, w COMMIT 1S interview with Goutal Pra Serra, daring whe the Tuposed purchaae ha hy the United tates Wan prenented Uothe Regent nud Becretary of Wer the American Minister, The proposal was Dot acer fal prosent, auieernecet NEW JERSEY, Joseph Cohen banged himself in a barn In Stew aruaville. 1 Adama wl attend, to walk three alles while ti, Mesuinger rides a velocipede five. tl ovew fag. in Dredy's Currieaiu, Jersey Cy.” 4, D. Harris, colored, late candidate for Lientee- ant Governor of Virein's, has entered a suit against thw re oot the ry fim from th Last evening Charles Eddy, of 71 Soath Sixth, Reiuhiors’ Oran alleged brutal whigoiug’ Of Sis ssey Matters’ foren etlogse ord verat Chatle Eddy, Jr, tore trifling ‘offence, sid Sil al SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH, a ‘Tho profits from the recont national camp meet up at ound Lake, N.¥y were 630,00. P A new live of railway between Pisco and Petu/'was opened on the tith ut line, A heavy shock of cartiquake was felt in Iquique on the 1th ult. Col, Harasethy, an_old Californian, was drowned: while bathing 1 Nicaragua roceutiy. orge Re shot another Garland, to Lola, Kansas, op Tha: The Germans of Buflalo are axitating the intre- ductive of G an into the public schools of that erty, Soveral buildings were burned in Fremont, Nebey a day of two ago. Loss, 620,000; partially insured, appeared {m the cotton on the river be» ‘add the planters of Arkansas are alarmed, Groen, of the Toronto House, Wood. bridge st Detfolt, has born arrested on a Charge af beating his wife to death, One of the successful prize competitors in the Clee cinuati Textile Fabric Exposition ls said to have time ported the winnttg goods, ‘Tue Trimountains, of Boston, beat the Olympt of New York, om naturday in ® game of base ball. Ts soore stood 80 to 4, Joh Connors, aged 21, had his right arm tore of on Saturday by machinery in Adams’ sugar rednery im Bost Jolius Black was shot and killed by Kugene ost ser in A drinking saloon and dance house La Woast Gianapolls, om Saturday ‘Ten of the steamer, Dubuque tlotere, whose gue rORrens fave beeu hevt on the charge of murd waged Charles ‘A mortgage bond on the property of the Otta > Valley dulroad Com; S2oskio Nas Woon nied se Ottawa, Til aad The Woman's Safrage Convention is to be hela in the Avadomy of Music ia Newport, f. 1, on the 2am, wad dch days of thie mou, ve yhey had frost near Lewiston, Maine, on Satan. aay morula, ice on Mount Washingtog, NH. and saow near Mbutreal- ee It is believed that our relations with io io gato Cuba will cugage the sstention of the Ceblage SPilele mocting tomorrow, ‘The Society of the Army ef the Tennessee have soleesed an Executive Committee of Arrangements for their sagual uieoting in Louisville, Nov. Joop-of-war Jamestown, now at Panama, tae sets ordered to the Peayee felands 19 Investigate the lame selooary murder ‘Auother treasure-seeking expedition has from Ps for tho island of Coe: ni ses ra Wiio’go to vake (0 and. Severe shocks of earthquake visited the Aj Jolande ou the Sth of May, and continued ai Inte four days afverward, No lives were been lost. F ue, not Ran oh ad ea Xeyluin, near Boston. nbed Lecars ‘The National Executive C of the ie en a a Sefior Mosseak hevalfor canal egvove hiparogua, oe Minister