The Sun (New York) Newspaper, August 12, 1869, Page 1

| Cd in ™ . — —— . , 1 3 + THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR. NEW YORK, THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1869, ' PRICE Iwo CENTS, . {| MR. COLFAX STUMPING NEFADA, y La} raAv Ww Jarperavitie, with the promise to re. ‘ : hal ) | THE GALLOWS IN PENNSYVANIA, p HIS METTLE. Pach in THE GREAT RAILWAY WAR, | Mh eruaistarterattsore tut vere. Ooty doe | TIL, CURLOSITIES OF CRIME pallets PARLIAMENT PROROGUED, 4 ae ivi ou -— swath a ANT\s | turn at day! " pablo lone individual who had escaped from capture #35 eae oneal toe Ortho tov Pavthite ‘adiniilbbaiad —_- insight. Just inside of the tunnel stood a freight Murder of Theodore Brod= | 4 yy \M THE DEST OF BU ‘SNE PEATM STRUGGLES OF THE THE SUSQUPITANNA ROAD TO RE RUN | car olf the track, and a rail near it dlsplacod, JACK SHEPPARD OUTDONT RY AN 4 MESSAGE FRO! a ; REPURLICAN PARTY, BY GOV, HOFFMAN. THE TUNNEL DasRRTRD, INCORRIGIBLE NEW YORKER, Hrrovpsnvna, Pa., Aug, 11.—Chartes Orme, an ROPR'S SOVBREIG. fas teat matte At the Ramaey porty had not come to the ——s r Lage ay A Bombshell in the Camp of the Dents—The 11,—His Excellency | Hoth Partion Formally @urrender to tho | uate tnt ite thowelt Grates Marperseiiie iw juat | The Remarkable Exploit Irlehman, paid the penalty of keeping heiphotel amid The Queen Extending the Hand en President Goes Back on a Brothersine | Governor Blaisdell, Mayor Adams, Judges Baldwin State—An Executive | on the border of and ( oconntios, the ern-The Kase of a marderer in thie town to-day, On the morn- United St joo—Coneraraladan Law~The Exeen and Whitman, and other leading eitizens of Virginia “| stand against the Rrie men will be made there, Ing of the 95th of last September, in company on their Irish Chaic® View City, Nevada, met Vico-Prosidemt Colfax yesterday Mamaey Arrested—The Flight TRARING UP THR TRACK, ral Sensions, and What They are Worth. | with William Brooks, an Englishman, ho arrived morning, and escorted him and party to their city, of Samos Bink, Jr. ‘The workmen of the Albany and Suequehanna | Joseph McGovern has duly qualified for Con- | at the village of Dutolsburg, and both drank to ex- Gen, Tarbell, Secrotary of the Republican Bx- | where the Vice-President was greeted with mont | Atmaxr, Aug. 11.—Gov. Hoffinan today gave | Company were cacseee Ue Satnectionn Mt'kal?’ | grees. He ie sure to receive the nomiaation from | cors in the Brainard Honso, after which they robbed | THF Telearans eutive Committee of Mississippl, had an interview | cordial welcome, In tho evening, Judge Whitman | the contending parties to tho Susquehanna Railroad | the,'s'srcigck an extra iraim came up from the depos | the Five Points District, Mr. McGovern boasts | the tifl and left, ‘Tho proprietor, Thomas Brod- iusasy ty are: Comuiaians ‘with President Grant at the residence of Secretary | introduced Vice-President Colfax to the citizens, | War to understand that the riotous demonatrations | in charge of the llitta aa oe fobie, after rend- | only five aliases, LH» tas in his short life (he ts only | head, was absont at the time, bat when he came ip Ad yal Commission, e Jrnsedies, mma }¥ish In New York on tho Oth inst. Isis object was | ‘The Vice-President delivered one of his ablest and | on cither end of the route must cease, and that the | inks dea aa pa A a \, could pas cree We | et) committed two murders in the West, three rob- | home he and his brother Theodore started ew m the Queen bic Lag has the Commission: } to ascertain defluitely the President's views on the | most eloqnont speeches. He alluded (0 bis formor | Question of control must be decided by the courts, suroas oot ON prea, berles and one tereeny in Ohio and Pennsylvania, | in parvait, and soon overtook them and or- | 1! VU bad here ai byt pire to dispense ( luirs in the Soutbern States, in Misslesippl | visit, four years ago, and contrasted the weary weck | The parties undertook to agree apon some method Allis now quiet at the tennel, A trestle brideo and since last March has committed three burglaries | dered them back, A scuffle ensued, during ite SEAS sty SNDENANE WS 90 TON Dl te nd vlso to represent to him the present @ondition of parties there, Bo siguificant were the remarks of the President that at the solleitation of leading Republicans in Washington, to whom he has related the conversa. Dell has, in response to inquirios, Biven tle substance of Gen, Grant's opinions as Dressed on that interview sala must be found in the nature of the business, (Which was to ask of the President and his Adminis tration some expression, by act or deel the partics in Mississinpt, und to ask an early deci sion, as there was a crisis in the condition of affairs In shat State which definite action Bympathy of che Administration would greatly ald Some days since he (Gen. Tar- deli) had, with the Chairman of the Executive Commiitee and others visited Washington in order to explain their afiirs, believing then as now, that the President's sympathi Cabinet, were with the loyal party, and In opposi- Yon to the one that sought only to divide end be- to a right solution. Well as those of the ‘The President took up the conversation at this Point, expressing pleasure at the visit, entering Into Ats purpose with spirit, showing his minute know- ledge of the situation in Missisippl, He remarked At the beginning upon the very «mall namber of Re- Publicans who were engnged in what is termed the Republican party movement With regard to the snectal business pr his assurances were explicit and Aircct, ‘The President said that, in his judgment, the tnall number of those who had hitherto acted with the Republican party now constituting the so-called National Republican party, was in itself evidence that they could not be otherwise than used by the With regard to the recent professions made by those who were lately rebels, the President was emphutic and frank, His only desire was peace and amity, and he would Ba anything that was right to bring that about, ‘ople cast suspicions upon their own motives by Gen, Tarde those with whom tl 5 Passenzer® We suid not be diMeult to teli who in the Bheriff and bis ¥ Lad been Administration friends length on the recent contest, in gent from Gov, Walk took wagons 10 thet that gentieman was Antendent Pratt, whe vation and wax honestly in. order of tho Admiral wh’ with sticks and a few ¥ povered the Rama ry men, another train with » honda th arrive, backed through the tu Feinforcements, pereville, 22 mi Referrtug to the proposal pite the two wiags 0 he President expressed Pure to accomplixn #0 de the letter of Dr ‘This was al 4 At 6 o'clock the Flekites/neary, on boar and a Doantiful commissartat, stagtself. TI which ts half a mile long, On emerging they. by the approaching at bale Gincovering thas ReDuatieaa party m, and on Gen. Tarbell! Tor and gratification at the President, replied entlemen repre Missiasipp!, he mnself much more emphatically a course and policy than be was Ho declared positively that his sym: were altogether with Withusissippl, and against all eorts to divide them, eoming from whatever jarter they might, race Greeley—J Tonsed Overboard. Special Despaten to The Sun, Wasuinorox, Aug. 11.—The principal topic fo-night is a report of an interview between Presl- feat Grant and Judge Tarbell, of Mississipp!, in Which Grant squarely takes ground with the Radi- aals against Judge Dent, A copy of the interview, after it had been submitted to Gen, Grant and was given by Col taf, who is acting witl Vippi Radicals to Horace Greeiey's representative, ‘and it was understood that it would be published in Horace's paper exclusively, Known to the correspondents of other newspapers them waited if he had endorsed Dent to be wproved by him, This fact becoming and inquired He replied that he had, Yold him it was to be published in one paper, waked whetner this was dono with his knowledge He said no; that it was his desire ¢ the widest publicity, and he immediately wrote an order to Col. Burr to de- Aver a copy to the agent of the Associated Press, Which was done, and the result is that it will be Published in all the principal cities of the country to-morrow morning. It is reported to-night that In conformity to his Pledge to stand by the Radicals of Mississippi, he removed, this afternoon, Gen, Woftord, Postmaster at Corinth, and G, Gordon Adam, Attorney-Ger vf the Southern District of both are active supporters of Judge Dent, end consent, ‘that the report should hi ssissippi, though Vhrown overboard by the Conservatives, as their main object in putting him forward was to secure Grant's influence; but as long as this failed, It is fot likely that be will be nominated, converts to has acted = with of the rebellion, republicanism, Adam is from a Northern State, 4nd is a carpet bagger in Misissippi, but has uniform fy supported the Republican party Hives say that Dent will stump the State for their is nominated or nut, The Conserva sandidate whether h ‘Tho President to be!in Town To-Day, President Grant was engaged all day yesterday, Mm the treasnction of routine business. ‘Washington last alght for New York, Muesday night that he would return again in two weeks to attend a Cabinet meeting, but would not fome to stay until the latter end of September, bas written an autograph letter to Mr. Warren Le. ‘expect him in Saratogazon or le will occupy ® cottage on expected to visit Concord, hia way to the White Mountains, but the lias not yet been fixed. ‘The President and Secretary Fi ernment officials will arry e’clock this morning, ‘They will go to Mr. Fish's Besidence in East Seventeenth ——— Wasnorow, August 11.—Treasurer Spinner 10 greenback from Axsist- incinnatti, of the same iasued, showing th in d{fferent parts of the country, Photograph of this counterfeit, ‘mes its size, was completed to-day, and is to be Rent to assistant treasurers in the principal cities, And to banks acting as Government depositories, received another casurer Stevenso Brie Raiiway, mao T® id. —At noon to-day, an ex- she Delaware Division of the Pt near Rock Ran, was run into by the engine of a freight train following, throwing 4wo of the cars of the forward train from the track, The engine of the rear trnin nd the pilot broken. and shattering them, ‘Was also thrown off th The Tennessee Elect: Aug. 11,—Senter's with 19 counties to hear from. ‘he stands 2) Com ‘pf Representatives, comporod of 34 Bi Conservatives, @ adieais, ond 6 « Pudlicaus, with two districis to hear ( Nasuvinuw, Aug. 11. —L {eatardey on ihe state of oppos! jenty maiion debe contract thing sense views ing {0 some Mmouti it took to make it then with the speed and comfort with which he had now made the trip over the Pa- cific Railroad in one of Pullman's coaches, He was frequently interrupted with applause. Governor Bross, Senator Nye, Senator Frost of Nebraska, and Judge Baldwin also addressed the assembly, which adjourned with rousing cheers for the Vice- President and the Union. Mr, Colfax and party are the guests of the Hon, William Sharon, Jr. This afternoon, the Vice-President and party were enter- tained by His Excellency Governor Blaisdell, at the Warm Springs near the city. To-morrow they visit Lake Tahoe, one of the most delightful spots on tho continent, ——$—_$—____- YACHTING IN SOUTH BROOKLYN. — A Fifteen Mile Kace—A Lively Start, but Dead Finale—Tae Race Postponed, A lively yacht race was anticipated in South Brooklym yesterday. ‘Two prizos, the frst a very Uandsome silver ice pitcher, worth $100, the second $15 in money, were offered for the two best boats in a fifteen mile race, The only restrictions were that the boats were to be between 17 and 21 feet in length, and the face to be m within six hou The entries were the Comet, Julla, Mary Miller, Perrin, and Anna, sloop-rigged, and the Lilly and Lahey, cat-rigged. Tho course was from @ stake boat an chored off Frank Bates's boat house, Gowanus bay, round tho bay, through the gap, to a stake boat at the soathwest extremity of the bay, and back to the home stake boat, the course to be traversed five tumes, making a distauce of nearly fifteen miles. ‘The allowance of time was made at the start, which was as follows: mM ™ 1 a) a 4 a ‘ 8 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ At the start the southwest, a the signal, but before making the first turn the Comet showed well ahead, cl don by the Perrin, the Lahey and Anna being directly in their wake, The Comet made the frst round in 34 min. BO nee. ‘errin belong only a few seconds behind 1 round the Comet improved her lead, nearly two minutes ahead. The wind now and on starting for the third round the pA lanily along, the Lily and Mary. Miller drawing out ofthe race, A boy pulling an old scow might have beaten the yachts after this, Y they kept on, the Comet occupying 0 twenty minutes In mak Tun whe thirty-four and a When and Perrin, the fa fine half round had made’ the turn, the Kk; the six allotted hours had lapsed, and the judges’ declared it a “no race." Soon after the judges reached the boat house. the crew of the Comet arrived, they having run the full course, but not being within the prescribed time on Rlhich the judges had rendered a decision, the race was appointed to be run again one week from to day, the 19th inst. The judges were Messrs. It. D. Sherlock, W. Byron, W.P. Williams, Charles Gne- gan, and John Demorest, —————— BITUARY. Fatal Accident to the Yachtsman Grinnell. Mr. Cornelius Grinnell, son of Henry Grinnell, and London ropresentative of the house of Grinnell, Minturn € Co,, (oll from a balcony in Ryde, Isle of Wight, on Thursday morning, and waa tatally injured He lived long enough to execute a will, making his father sole legatce of his property, He was about 40 ears of age, and on the retirement of his father mm active participation in the affairs of the firm of Grinnell, Minturn & Co., succeeded him in the busi- ness, About years’ ago he went to Loudon, where he established house under the name of Grinnell & Co., which was second to none on the English coast in its connections and intorests, It Was connected though not identical with the honae of Grinnell, Minturn & Co, He was also Prealdent f ine of kets plying between New York and |, Vice-President of the London and Liver: 1 Insurance Company, in England, and one of the rectors of the Atlantic Insurance Company of New York, He was passionately found of yach Ing, own: ing one of the fastest yachts in England, the Hawk, in which ho was visiting at Ryde, with Messrs James Gordon Bennett, Jr., and Sheppard Hom: at the time of the accident which terminated life. ‘The Hawk once or twice been win- ner in the regattas of the Royal Squadron off Cowes, His remains are to be embalmed and brought to this city tor interment, —— Funeval of Edmund Penfo! The obsequies took place in the Presbyterian Church, University place, yesterday morning, The church was densely crowded, Among the specta: tore were Menara. Jackson 5. Sebultz, RL. Stu art, K. Irving, A. T. Stewart, K. Meyers, President of the Manbattan Bank, and ali the Directors: Dr Anderson, Sr, and Jr.; ‘and Mr. Boyett, pariner for fity years of Mr. Penfold, Tiere were no. pall- boarers, inasmuch as the interment took place in the Presbyterian cometery of Mr. Penfold’s native vil lage, Newtown, L. I. Mr. Penfold was one of t oldest and okt respected of our city merchants, died on Sunday, aged 7 years, —— ‘ing for the Fall Elec! Pre Tn 0 melée last evening, in Water stroet, near Dover, severel pistol shots were fired, but no one was injared je aMeir originated from Water Park on m Walsh tek Her. aly of 43 street deaperadoes going to Landmann’ uesday, and interfering with the Wi excursion party. The police captured F nan, of 80 Catharine street, and Michael Oliver street, ‘The Fitth Avenue Theatre, The box office of the Fifth Avenue Theatre is pow open. Robert Stoefel is to be the leader of the orebestra. The theatre opens with Kobertson's play on Monday evening, under the management of Mr. Augnstin Daly. ————— ‘The Late Georg Avavata, Aug. 11.—David P. Keid, « promi. nent citizen of this city, who way uccused by the Radicals of fring the firsi shot at the Radical meet- ing which was held last Thursday night, gave bin. sefr up for trial yesterday, and was honorably ac- quitted by the Mayor (his morning, = ——— a Mother and Dangbtor Poisoned. Cnrcago, Aug. 11.—Mrs, Dr. Schrader and her mother, of Hed Hook, Marion county, lowa, were both poisoned yesterday, by taking a dose of bella. donna, given to them by a biundering druggis Both died in a few hours Covomaus, Aug. 11.—The Obio Democratic State Central Committee have unanimously nomi- nated George H. Pendleton as Governor of Obio, who has accepted, lyn, defeated the Alerts, of city, yesterday, by a score of 88 to 27, Gornam vs, Active.—These Clubs played cight innings at Hoboken yesterday, with the score 42 to 21 ln favor of the Gothama, ee LOSSES BY FIRB. poet The Sweetzer & Quimby block in Biddeford, Me., was partially burned on Tuesday night, Loss, $15,000, Joseph Wood's house and sheds, together with their contents, including three pigs, in Henniker, N.H., were burned on Tuesday moraing. Loy #3000, The fires continue to rage in the Washington Territory; and owing to the dense smoke, the navigation of Paget Sound is delayed, Six mammoth ice-houses at Crystal Lake, be- longing to the Chicago lee Company, were burned jailing op WESTCHESTER COUNTY. peta ciacly An African Methodist Episcopal Soclety was or ganized in Sing Sing on Monday evening wy between New Roc! north of the New Hi ‘ed yesterday held an inguest on Toesday af- ternoon, at Port Morris, over the body of Alued A ho bad fallen into a clstern. A. B. Society No. 1, of Mor: id 6 wood time yesterday, a On fd pas rote None fray An Suiin { a .Aftor fgulng & Sa, caren eoees See ' vester, In the latter ods of lerday, A large quantity of ice was stored in the f the evenis on the ontakiris of adjustment but failed. His Excellency thore- upon sald that ho should be compelled to declare the district in & state of {neurrection, take possession of the road as ® military necessity, and run it as a military road. If they thought such a course ad- visable for the stockholders, and that tho State should be put to the expense of a quarter of a mil- lion of dotiars to enforce his proclamation, thoy might take the responsibility, His course, howover, waa clear to him, and he should pursae it, ‘Thereupen the counsel of the respective partion, consisting of Mossrs. David Dadley Fieid, John Ganson, and Amana J, Parker, represonting the Krie {nterest, and Messrs, William F, Allon and Rufus W. Peckham, Jr. held ® consultation in the execu: tive chamber, the rosult ofj which was the signing of tho following communication to the Governor THR SORRENDAR OF THR ROAD. To the Covernor of the State of New York. By virtue of certain Judicial proceedings and conflict of jurisdiction and colfisions, it has become and is im ractioable Lo operate and rin the Albany and Susque: acne Kallroad, either under th oment of the Directors or ing to be receivers, ‘The public intoroata and the obligations ot the Com- pany demand that tho road should be run and operated ; And the undersigned, ra contending claimants to the por #eesion of the road, bi yon to appoint some bie perwon as Superintendent or Superintondents, and to ran and operate tho road under Your directions and during your pleasure, or until (ho coosrity of such superintendence shall Cease ; sald ap: ment and the fosrersion by yourself and. the per to he appointed, hot to affect the lozal al Poasersion of the pares Fe J road, or the oMeers of Tis understood that, you are to en ior, financial oF otherwise, as you may Ax the compensation of all. percons ont ROBRRE HH. PUYN CHARLES ©. JAMES FIS THK GOVERNOR'S FIRST APPOINTMENT Gov. Hoffman has telegraphed to Col. Robert Lenox Banks, tendering him the position of Exocu tive agent for tho management of the Albany and Susquebanna Railrond ARREST OF PRUYN AND RAMSEY ALBANY, Aug. 11,—While Menara, Prayn ond Ram sey were in the Executive chamber this afternoon, they were arrested om a warrant served by the Sheriff for contempt of Court, The warrant was from Judge Barnard, of New York. Judge Clute immediately granted a writ of habeas corpwe, and Messrs. Pruyn and Ramaey were arraigned before him, Superintendent Van Valkenburg was also ar- reaied for contempt, It ix said that Fisk, under. standing that a warrant was out for bis arrest for contempt, chartered a steamboat this afternoon and started for New York, JUDOM CLUTE SAVING WS FRIENDS Aunany, Aug. 11—Evening.—In the case of con- tempt on the part of Messrs, Pruyn, Ramsey, and Van Valkenburg, Judge Clute has decided to hold the matter open until 100'clock to-morrow morning, and put the prisoners in charge of city officers until that time, taking them out of the custody of tho Sheriff, who was expected to eppear with them be- foro Judge Barnard in New York to-morrow morn- ing. ly to an Hroverty thereot pley ' UNEXPECTED CATASTROPHE, ‘The balcony in front of the railroad office gave way this afternoon, while several persona were on it, some of whom were injured, but not seriously, THM PIOWTING NEAR HARPRESVILLE. BixanamTon, Aug. 11.—The number; on both fides gathered along the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad is from twelve to fourteen hundred men, Last night a large number of these men came in col liston and fouzht two battles with pistols, bludgeons, &c. Kight or ten received shot wounds or bruises, ‘To-day the forces are ranged along the rond between the Tunnel Station and Harpersville, a distance of a few miles; but the presence of tl troops of the Forty-fourth Regiment will probably prevent a re- nowal of hostilities, THR YIGUTING ON TURSDAY NIGHT. ‘The Erie Company had at four or Ove o'clock in the afternoon trom seven to eight hundred mea at the tunuyl, and holding the station near it. The force of the Albany party at tho upper end of the tunnel numbered, between six and seven o'clock, thirty-Ave men, at which time the main force of three hundred and fifty or four hundred men ar. rived, At about that time the Erie manager deter mined to take the disputed ground. A train of two cars was filled with men, numbering perhaps two hundred and Afiy, and sent into the tunnel, No obstruction was met until the tunnel was passed, THR TRAINS IM COLLISION, At the upper end a rail was found to have been taken up, and was replaced, Thon on turning a curve train with Ramsey men on board was vo} ed approaching. The Eric men say they whietled * down brakes,” while the other train increased ita speed. Bering this, tie speed of the Erie train was increased, and the two trains struck with a beavy crash, THR ARMIRS IN COLLISION ‘The collision was the signal for the Oght, The Albany men rushed apon the Erie men with shouts, and they liad scarcely come to blows before the Erie party fled back through the tunnel and over it ‘The engine backed into the tunnel and returned. Both engines were considerably injured. The Erie locomotive lost its head light and one flagstaff, and apart of its cow-catcher, while the latter lost al. most all of ite prow, and was otherwise consides bly bruised and thrown partly off the (rack, RALLYING THM BRIE MEN. While getting the ongine in position again, it was determined to follow up the victory. Some of the Albany men had chased the Brie men over the tun. nel, but they were not in sufficient numbers to at tack, Alter the engine was righted it was driven through the tunnel; but so much time had elapsed that the Erie men were rallied and ready for battle again, ‘THE COMBAT DEEPERNS. ‘The conflict was reopened with great fury, The Erie men, occupying their own ground, had no in- tention of giving it up; besides, they were expecting momentarily the arrival of the Forty-fourth Regi- ment, The Albany men, flushed with success, at- tacked vigorously, Pistols were used, with stones, clubs, and fists, ‘Threats, cries, and horrid oaths were mixed to an to be unintelligible, except as to their hideousness and profanity. AMRIVAL OF THE MILITARY. Some of the men were drunk. The fight was con- tinued watil about 8 o'clock, when, the Forty-fourth Regiment having arrived, the Albany men left the field and returned to the other end of the tunnel. ‘They were not pursued on account of the darkness. KILL THR PRISON stained ni ly all the injuries and An Albany man pushed on so sh fight that be found him: behind # car for reluge, His captors proposed to truck hin upon his bead and clubs; but he recognized their number, who proposed to make a prisoner of . and i agreed to, At halfpaxt 11 he eaped to his own place, where le w dered alone until bis morning. List OF THR WOUNDED. It is impossible to make a co: wounded, ‘Two of the Erle m 14 plat ol-sh wounds, Ono, Charles Krnest, of Susquenanna, was shot through the hand; the other was suot througa the leg. ‘The following named were | some of them severcly: John Hasset, of Su skull probably fractured; Rdward Herrold, of 8 quebanna, struck with a'heavy club on tho head; Geoi lolgrove, of Susquehanna, iujured on the head; Willlam Bolger, hurt in the breast; John Smith, clubbed; John Simpson, conductor, ‘struck by stones on the head and side, All of these wero riemen, No names of the injured on the other wide were given ‘There was no disturbance after the two fights of her side caring t indulge even in RBCONMOISSANOB DY A JOURNALI: ‘This morning the first reconp ance was made by = new men, who went at early daylight throngh the tunnel. He found that the Albany party, which bad waited autll 11 o'clock at vial at Port Dickinson was set on fire today, but the flames ware extinguished. ‘The road ls now guard- ed at all Important pointe, TH GOVERNOR APPOINTS A SUPERINTENDENT, Gov, Hoffman issued the following this afternoony Brevet Masor-Gen. James MeQuaids, Inspecwor- Gene. €1n. In pursuance of wrilten stiputation, a copy of which t# hereto annexed. I appoint you, until otherwise Ordered, Superintendent of the Albany ave sy an: fia Ratizoad You will proceed @ the line of the rond and make arrangements for Vc tmiediate Tuning of regular trains for public accommodation. Use your discretion 1n the employment of assiotanta and Ordination. and report AML your proceedinz: al Glyen tinder my hand aad the privy veal al tlie Cal Weal this LIN day OF AUEOOE DO (Signed) . HOFFMAN, WANK. APOAR, Acting Print derteaey. ‘ $$ THE EXPRESS ROKBERY. —— Tho Agents Gueged and Tied A F the Care—Cayoune Avwarr, Aug. 11,—A band of robbers entered 44 Central Raitroad train at Ponda Inst {night, When the train had started they went to the second bi kage train car and attacked the bageae man messenger, telling them that thore were eight of them in the party, and that resistance was useless, ‘Tho car-man made a stont resistance, Their faces were bruived, heads eut, and their eyes filled with eayenne pepper. They were Almost suffocated by the gage that had been forced into thelr mouths, ‘They were iso atupe- fled with chloroform, A lnrge club that had been used by the robbers was found in the car, When the train reached Schenectady, the baggage for deilvery there was nandea out in such x manner 48 to cause a remonstranee, but no attention. waa J to it, and the door was slammed shut and the Tain passed on. It was undoubtedly one of the rob 0 threw the baggage out. Tb wae at firet thonght that the robbers got olf the (rain at Weat Albany, but on gong ont there this morning an Agent of the company found the way bills scattered all along the road between there snd this city When the train reached here the bageage car was ered and tho messenger and bazgge man were the floor In the condition described shove, ad. The safo waa found open, but it is im atthis time to give an eatinate of the All that can be said fm, that it is very Leavy —— THE LABOR MO peach The Bricktnyers’ Strike. The members of Bricklayers’ Union No. 4 as 1 last Cvening to take Into considers! action of Union No. 2 relative to the sirik by that body. When the excitement the eight hours strike of last summer wa allayed, an agreoment was mado with th that each, at any one tine, should keep no more than two apprentices, | ‘The empl afterward complained of the hardahtp this restrict upon them, and the workmen paving ry tue point allo hem to increase the men now say that tho umber I increased up to the present time. In of this infringement of thelr rights, U: last Thureday ordered a strike, but i come general, tiles Labor Item: Tho Dry Goods Cle losing Association are to bayo a Joiliication at Lion Bolvidero Park ‘The Women Cap Makers’ Ucion hold a meeting ight at 16 Canal street, ‘The Bricklayers’ U Twenty-third alroet MENT to: enerally ouly transacted routine ning. ‘The strike of the Newark journeymen masons is at md; the proposition ot the employers to pay #4 per day peing accep! on Moulders No. 96, of Brooklyn, met last even. tod Mr, J, Meany delegate to the National nvention: The Union Republican Association | Assembly District meets at # o'clock this evening at He Dpring street, The Kxccative Commitee meets at ‘The Journeymen Plumbers’ Benevolent and Pro- Fechive doctety hold s meeting thia evouing at Bs Hail. corner of Twelfth and Third o'eloe ‘he German eap makers’ 01 night and dlocnssed th 18 01 Ine cost City Arms to lower the prices, deciding, afters stormy discussion, to leave tho thing as yet dn siutu quo. In anticipation of the assembling of the Natio Labor Union in Philadelphia on the 17th, @ mass mu: tg of Ger lelegat ‘others favorable to pro tection for home induat in that city to Influence tae action of that body. The EB under the to vote ag men's Uaion. The Wheelwrights' and Blacksmiths’ Protective t iat evening in Jackson H. WM. A. J, + There are over two thousaid ‘scattered throughout the cly, and Bight was hold ‘onthe Went vide {oF ation of those residing in that district. doasbetb tats hia PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. aie Capt. Jourdan is spending a few days at Saratoga. er B. Sweeney and Bismark are in Prussia, will return about the Ist of t Walmer Signor Cattaneo has been appointed Italian Con sul at the city of Mexico, Justice Sir Charles Selwyn died in London yester- day, aged & years, Ismail Pasha has decided to concede the demands of the Sublime Porte, Mr. W. HL. MeNelll denies that he has ever been treated disrespectially by the Board of Health. Gen, Canby arrived in SWaabington yesterday from Richmond, and hac Interview with the l'resident Sheriff O'Brien lost $20,000 at faro in Mor Cub House in Saratoga on' Saturday. John Morrtasey won laure racing meeting in Saratoga, a Field Marshal. Deputy Coroner Cushman is about to resig® and enter the ranks of Journalism, Andy Johnson's chances for election to the United Buaten Hennte are deere ‘The Federal Adininistra: tou patronage 1 to be used to insure his defeat ‘The Hon, Gideon J. Tucker ts keeping shady. Ie will doubtless make his appearanee wuen the nomius- tion for Surrogate comes to be mado. Gov. Palmer of Hlinols delivered » State Ristts h in the Republican County Convention ia Spring Hela, on Tuesday, tei? fh White bes been appointed Colloctor of Tn- al Rev x ot of New York, vi Mb. Field, suspended, res OF MOS Tork vies Beflor Macias ts reported to have sailed for Cubs to obiain from Cespedes new power to act as envoy in ‘the United Stal Mr. Ignacio Mariscal was introduced to the Presi deot yesterday, as Envoy Extraordinary aod Minister Plenipotentiary of Mexico. Alderman Coulter, Warden of the City Prison, arth ia familly: ak the Springs. Mr. Mari Finlay Hach arges the duties of Warden during the Alderinan's ri Mra. Jennings, formerly Madoline Henriques, with her two child: has arrived frou ur nounced that she'ls engaged to play ay Wall season, At a meeting of Company C, 8.N Yottawkine Zonneed Charies Weve hans member of Second © Tae . Seventh He nent, N.G S'N''¥,, was unantinously elected Secoud Lieutenant Representative Van Wyck of New York unl Com- missioner Delano had consultations with t President lation to Internal revenue atcers it ‘The Rey. Bishop Stepbi Irinh of, Nepraskas Cont a meister" Tachi una (erday in the Oho for Boutiwinpton Col. Wood, Chief of the Secret Service Division the Moasury Bepartinen legen that solicitor Hantel't ows the kuthore u fond takes Tepe to Dring then to triage , coumveezett an bw Captain and Brevet Major Henry FP. Brownson qnd Capt. John Mitchell bave bow ordered (0 t0rart a. J. Vy Weeve, at New: York, on recruiting y's Wing the rat Regiment N. G eu 0) Gov. Senter arrived in Nashville on Tuestay even. tng, and enoyed 4 Brilliant reception. Lu lis ayers | ould th © WuKE De no progoription ob acy oun Febell e, OF color; suffrage .and thy full” t po Uuieal Fights muse be free vo 4) The membet ably Distriet Republican Ay Ion their President, Mr phn Duke, m magnificent gold watch hain.” De Liyrnes delivered the * presenta’: eh. The Members then wijourned to the Constitution Hyilse, lu Avenue D, where s collation was sprend Among, the valuable, lives piace in jeopardy last F by the 1d piloun of thie Th" osi and thee peter wot de Hoe cdr Hoarke, the cues ‘Vonian’ pilantieopiti of. ne on Batok O'Day! Tnturnal Revenue two well known fuseloll merchants tno ti tho Hon. Pats Belay. These garicugn iiireaten’& | dull Cor damages, ¥ I to be held the day previous Bi. Anthony, who, jhas boom elected President of the Workingwo- in this city. During this short interval he has twice escaped from State Prison, Ils first burglary was perpetrated in March last. Joseph and his friend William Brown, xq.. found themselves in Marci Inst Wholly out of funds, They broke into the dwel- ling of Mr, Joseph Stoger, 24 Suffolk aire Mrs. Stegor and hor daughter hearing tho noise, entered. Brown flew out of the back window and'fell_ Into the arma of a policeman. Metiovern was less for- tunate, Finding himself surrounded by two wo- incn, ho struck both with his fist, felling them tothe floor, and amid the erties and Acreams of the two. itled to effect his escape, He was pursued by some citizens who had heard the alarm, and was over- taken and captured. Both gontlomon wore arraigned trial at the Coart of General Sessions, aiew days erward, ind bad the good sense to plead «ui hemselvea upon the mercy of the Court, thful City Judge, who presited then, adinin= intered one of his scorching lecturos, and wound wp by sentencing McGovern to State ‘Prison for nine years, and Hrown for seven, Mr. MeUovern waa in the course of a fow days duly enrolled among the State ante at Sing Sing. He had been at Sing Sing only two months when he became vory intimate with one of the keepers. By degrees this intimacy ripened into an unawerving attachment, and McGovern escaped and hastened to this city, Four weeks after his eseape from Sing Sing be en- tered the house of Madamo Burkhard, 408 Second a collected Madame's jewelry, valued at @ f the door to decamp) with his booty, when Mme. Burkhard entered and held him fast, Mac strove hard to disentangle himself, and struck Madamo several amarting ‘blown in the face, but all to no Purpose, She raised a hue and ery Which brought OMecr Nelson to the scene, and the villsin was caught a second time. On the 16tu of July he again raced the bar of the Court of General Sessions. Recorder Hackett #entoncod him to State Prison for five years, this sentonos to begin at the expira- Hon of his unexpired term of nine years, Sing Sing Prison was not regarded safe enough n, and Cilnton Prison was derignated as bis Ho started for that stronghold, well custody of two Deputy Sheritis, At pot they took a wagon and drove off. When about halfway to the prison, MeGovern pulled a rom his pocket and daaod ang with it, and jumped off the He ran ‘to the woods, and rl Of inn, “turned up " ‘ he was apprehended in the act of the apartments of Mins Coogan at 679 Se: wel was once appotnted by the Court to d : but Mac told bim in the brief consulta dofending me. The beat ut Toan get ont - The Engiish Forgers and the Telegri Cadble—Arrested by Telegraph Ofticers, oners, and Dexpateh: escaped from Kngland. On ‘Fuesday, Aug. 3 Har. wood and his companions were arrested on board the ateamer Russia, and taken, with about. $75,000, to the Central Police OMice in New York, ‘This fact was telegraphod to London, and the noxt day a des. patch wan received that the Rnglian officers would fall in tho noat steamer for New York, William F, Howe, the lawyer, saw money in I Inter In the week, applied for a writ of Aabeus corpus to cet the prisoners ont of the power of our police. ‘The nows of this movement reached Mulberry strect, and the marble palace officials lost ao time in hurry: {ng te prisoners off to Kngland tn company with a New York detective oMeer. The lawyer, calculating that the officers would not be here befure Mond: did not hurry; the prisoners were, without his knowledge, put on the Koxliah steamer in company with Detective OMmoer Irving; therefore, when he wax about to serve the writ, lawyer Howe learned that his clients were on the ocean, Yesterday, the antute lawyer telegraphed to a lawyer in London to sun out a writ of hubeas corpus before the Court of Queen's Bench, on the ck ute ‘of compulsory and il. egal abd netion ; #0 that when the verse! arrives at Liverpool the prisoners may be taken out of the hands of Officer Irving, and very Nkely returned to Us country. Before ‘that, event, the officers from London will have arrived here, and not finding th prisoners will also go back themselves, If the p Oners are brouglit back here, there wil be no one to arrest them, and, perhaps, they may then be allowed to go free. — Broadway Tradesmen under Arres $8,000 Burglary commitied in June he Prisoucrs Profess to have Bought the Goods without Suspic! n the night of the 30th of Jun ker's store, on the second floor of 481 Broadway, was entered by burglars, and silk# and furs valuod at $5,000 were stolen, since which time there had been ‘The Wm. Ettin- of the burglars nor of the stolen property until Tuesday, when Mr. Ettinger accldentall about §800 worth of the stolen silks in U M. J. Steinberger & Sons, 411 Broadway. On Tues day, Mr. Adolph Steinberger, one of the firm, tuform. ed Mr. Eltinger that he ‘had a quantity’ of «ilk which ho would dispone of ata much lower figure the market price. Kitinger, later in the day, called at Stclnberger's place, and Was astonished at finding @ of silk of a which bad been stolen from | departure, 06 i Oficors Casey and Quinn and Om Agnew, and caused of all the members of the rm, namely, Myer J. Steinberger and bls two sons Adolpl and Jacob, who anid that they had purchased the «ilk from a pawnbroker, Julius Metzler, Kast Houst et. Wh 0 WAS arreste entire party were locked up until yesterday thoy were arraigned before Justice Ledwith, complaint wzainst them waa for receiving stolen ‘ods. They pleaded not guilty, but were held to Bail ia #10,000 each, - What Happened to Mrs. Schinid's Love: Frederick Han, of New York, was arrested ye torday at Unton Hill, on «charge of assaulting Mr Eliza Schwilt by turowing « large paving-stone ut her.. Mrs. Srimidt charges that for over myear Han d her because she refused lette " elity until he caused their and that she had bim arrested four t ‘ork, ‘The first. tn of better betiavior ; the second tine he was $10; the third tine te waa sent ap to Baca. well’s Island ten days, and the fourth time for emash- ing hor furniture, he was committed to —_— “Vice aud Immoraitty.”? Before Justice Dwyer, Guttenberg, Andrew Simbler and several youngsters under bis lead wero arraigned yesterday ou a ciarge of © vice and tm morally.” Simbler and others have recently dis turbed the Sunsay evening worship of the Methodist Churen over which the Rev, Mr. Cough prosides, The congregation baye, bor insults of Simbler & Co. tun oF otherwise, was exhausted determined to put an end to furth noyan sible, If there Is law enough in New Jersey, potest Making an Example. Coroner Flynn held an inquest yesterday over the body of John Beglen, who had been run over by Second avenue car, The jury censured the driver for cllowing Beglen to get on the front platform, and on thelr recommendation, that the ease be presented to the grand jury, the driver was committed in de- fault of 2,500 ball oo W JERSEY, N plage Cy as appropriated for lighting strects Five handred Mormon emigrants lef Jersey Clty for (tah yeaterday afternoon, Mr, O. 8, Goodlellow, of Belleville, ba leaving heavy debts lu New York, William Derby, brakeman road, while mncoupling (he Cary, was fataliy injured, Some peddlers without leensothave been arrested in Newark, aud are sald to be thy Agouts of New York Uever. John L. Helfrich, » barber, of 581 Market street, Newal was ¢ od in the Passaic yesterday, by over: idating & wood ba Dr. Hi. B. Nightingale has at bis residence in Flem- 1 & Young ailleator w seayed from a colle Of AuiFLeen on exhibition at North Beane onded, the Central Rail- One hundred and ten perch ears, containing 8 heated ches vd tn Jers overt Jor) Hatiroad from Delawaee ye ¥ afternoon, Tho New Jersey Ratirond and. ‘Transportation any are exteudy Piito the river ‘Tho committee on the celebration of Humbolit's birthlay in Newark, have doc vation three “days, Dewiaul © railroad pier several hun an employee of Byer and cut Trniuy ua ‘we Krle row, hear idler Anat evenlug In Montgomery avenue, Hutaon City, yesterday afternoon, tld steer rushed trough the street, and plunged of horse. belong Mie'enke. ‘Tue horee was ivelantiy killed. Th wad Busily bow which Brooks shot both the Brodhea: ‘Theodore being Instantly killed, but Thomas was faved by a package of letters In his breast pocket, Orme then shot at ‘Thomas, grazing his head, when the latter clinched him, Orme shot at him again several times, bat withont effect, and Brooks beat him badly over the head with @ stone, Th marderera then fled, bat wero pursned and captured, They were ‘ied in the December term of the Oyer aod ‘Terminer, bof Sudge Barrett. and found guilty of murder in tho gfiret, degree, They were both sen- tonced to be banged on the 9th of Febroary last, but legal technicalities arose which stayed the exe cution. Meantime both the prisoners broke Jali and eseaped, and Brooks has not been heard of since, While Orme broke down and was retaken and chain: ed to the floor of the prison, Stronuons efforts wei made for his pardongbnt without avail, as burglar's Implements were found on him when he was arrestod, and ho tind broken into ouly the evening before the murder, Orme spent Inst evening In prayer. Me auffored from headact ¢ svemed comfurtable and reaigned this mornin jo wax frm on the scaffold, and protested lis 1 nocence to the las —— TUE CUBAN REVOLUTION, Speedy Ree by the United Stater— chase Cuba, Wasmineton, Aug. 11.—Tt has beon ascers tained from high authority that Seoretary Rawlins mado a strong appeal in the Cabinet yesterday to have belligerent rights extended to Cubs, Other members of the Cabinet supported him, After a long debate the subject was postponed for two weeks,t when Important despatches will probably be received from Minister Sickles, ‘The latter bas been authorized to offer the Spanish Government @ large sum for Cubs, It is Velieved that this will be accepted, as Spanish statement ere firmly Impressed that they cannot hold the Island much longer, It is stated that the Spanish Government will be an: able to send the reinforcements to Cuba demanded by General Do Rodas. The Junta aMirm that the President and a majority of hia Cab inet aro in fhvor of the adoption of energetic men ures on behalf the Cubans in the event of the rejec- tion of Minister Sicklos's offer for the purchase of the island, ps ‘The Fernando Vo Prisoners, In Tux Sox of July 81 we gave a detailed account of the euferines of the Feorna Po pris- oners, This it is unnecessary to repeat further than ‘that thelr treatment was of the most inhuman de- reription, Arrived at Fernando Po, some of them were quartered in native huts, and others in the Englivh hotel, On the 7th of June three of ther made a bold dash and escaped to sea in small canoe, Kleven miles from shore they found an English verse! awaiting them, in which they were safely conveyed to the coast of Guinea, near the riv- er Calabar, ALS A. M. of June 21, fourteen days afterward, sixteen more of tho prisoners put to sea ina canoe hollowed out of the trunk of a tree, and were picked up by the #ame English sloop’ and Drought to the name place, ‘The Spaniards sent the Concordia to retake them, but the negro King show- ed fight and the Spanish vessel put back for lnstruc- tons, When she the bans sailed in the on the English mail When about to « assam- Spantard conelnded nt to prone Luu matter, |The Biatrearrived ab Liv- erpool on and three u ‘tives, Joné Manuel Fomeate ‘Leon, Joxé Manver j Red and Dr, Freizas, immediately took yes. ta the J ir this port, where they arrived on Tuesday. maining aixteen, Don Mariano Mendive, Dy Bravo y Soritis, Don Estevan Parodi, ' Dor isto Lamar, Don L. Ralmaseda, A. Brotlermar Don Miguel Kmbil, Don Carlos del ‘Castillo, Don Manuct Riquelme,’ Don Pedro Barrengul,’ Don Eracilo Zarjas, Mr. Dougan, two brothers Petia of Felix Fuentes, and Doa N, Sal on in the Scotia and, Agtna, junboats. Yesterday morning Marshal Burlow received @ despatch from the Secretary of State directing him to turn over Spanish gunboats which ho had the custody of Admiral Godon, of the ‘The Marshal obeyed the order at once. ned inge that the Spanish authorities have as yet token no action on the seizure. ——— a LONG ISLAND, - ‘The cornerstone of the new African M. RB. Chareh, tn Jame inid yesterday afternooa with ay priate © ales by the YY. Thomas Go rookIvn, Thomas Pettit, John B, Madden, and Andrew have Deen appoimted, by Judge Armstrong, ‘ners for the extension of Grand street, Wile wourgh, to the village of Newtown, ¢ firemen of Huntington meet this evening engine house. The Fite Department which (or + barn about BROOKLYN. > ‘The annual festival of the Williamsburg! GhLorre was enjoyed in Mystic avenue ay. Yesterfay afternoon, John Huggins, mason, while At Work on a frail seattolding mt the new Armory in i o waa precipitated to the foundation, Ad was Lerribly imutita yestor- ed. Light Com: quarrelled, and with a aly e trial of Bogart, the defmnlting paymaster’s clerk, is progremsiug au'the Navy Yard, and witnesses umrimoned for the prose from knrope Bogart hi itted that he borcowed 000 frow Uncle Sa , but denies the faking OF 89,000, ther JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN, pata aba A child fell from one of the cliffs at Fort Lee, on fuerday. Co. “K," Eighth Regiment, had a very pleasant reunion ast night in Central Park G An unknown boy was run over and killed last AYEnIng Nt Forty fourth etree, by car %, Tenth Avenue ry On and after November 10. the Metropolitan Po- licemen wust reside in the county tm which they per- torm service, A 16-yenr old husband named Robbins, was locked up at Exwex Marke ct deserting 01 elght wee! ne American Photo-Lithograph Company nduced a ave en and Ink copy of the Fmancipati awn by Mr. Coli fa Berest, ius, Of 17 Nassau street, Uarrellod last even. ck Sarah ou the head q Ing at 8 Mott «1 with a chair Johanna Clifton, aged 9, of 99 Gree: tempted last eventhg to throw herself ‘a after being loeked up in the Leonard street Policd sta: Hon, t to bang herself in the cell, In the theatrical case of Palmer argued last winter, Judge } Cision denying @ wotion for an tajinetion to restrain the playing of " After Darks," at the Bowery Theater, A citizen asks whether the Board of Health will ook in at the block on Broadway, between Sixty: seventh and Sixty-clubth streets, whory he sewers are au inte ¢ uulsanee. Messrs. Livingston, Fox & Ce., of 83 Liberty * will resuine theif line’ of steamers to. New. Orteanasd ythy departure uf the steauiship De Soto, on the tor Aupu Mr, Henry ‘9. McDonough, rendered 4 de: ven, of this city, has completed a large drat at Portland, Me. It 1a # feet 3,00) fe place at 85 and quantity. of fruit A" Kuster Maryiand willbe ex: The nieotitig ky free to alt uel, driver of tracks for the érin rywer é 'Co., rau Loto stage #1, Madison KK Cr Jono Rog the Tuning over ac seyeroly injuring hin °O'Gone ‘pled to escape, but Was capturca by Offleer aware, Vir. vod and dis mmense blocks of granite, some of them Ug OVER Aton each, Used IM the construction of rament in at Castlo Garden, a1 y ‘ag regularly as on land. “This w wo- ed by meats of the submarine diving a {re ie ieu botmetimes remaining wader wale ur oF 0 continues (o receive from foreign powers the strongest assurances of thelr friendly dispositions that her confidences in the preservation of peace haa been continued and confirmed during the presen! Tho negotiations In which Ter Majesty was em gaged with the United States have by mutual com Her Majesty earnestly hopes thie dolay may tend to maintain relations botwoes gountries on a durable basis of friendahi lively satisfaction In ackn rel And asmerer - the ardoots labors of the you. id to the establishment of the Irish Church, you have carefully kept in view sever. al considerations which at the openit were commended to your notice, the Queen that this {important measure ter be remembered as conclusive proof of the mount anxiety of Parliament to islating for each of the jal circumstances by which it to deal on principles of soem army treste boas ‘oot jaecn = firm! at may move tne Work Of peace (a Ireland, ip all classes of its people in that fraternal concord thelr English and Scottinh fellow subjects, wi form. the chief source of strength in Majesty's extended empire, jates you on haying rs on the subject of bankru and imprisonment for debt to a legislative conclu: sion, which Is regarded with just trading classes and the The law framed for the better government of the Enlowed Schools of Enaland will render the re Sources of those extabilahments more acecasible to the community, and more efficient in their important: rpose, In the removal of the new evidence uf your di merce, and enlarge to the uttermost those # of food which our insular position ta a peculiar encourages and requires. ucen trusts the measures and management of the tel be found to facilitate the great commereial object of rapid, easy, and certain comm and prove no unworthy sequel to the # Pp postage which has passed with su tag~ into 90 many countries of the clyilized world, We are commanded to state that the 1 the liberal supplies F tho rervice of the year, sont been suspended. ing the ant irk your protracted tisfaction by the for the purchase jeaty to guides ¢ Abyssinian expedition.” gatta of the Royal Victoria Yacht Club began on Monday and witt continue through the week. The race for the Vico Plate ae, contented yonterday. | The course was around the Wignk. Time was allowed for tonnage, Sixteen yachts started, and the leaders arrived tn the following order: chooner Aline, 212 tons, ata 5 Cambria was declared the winner by allowances ‘The International Ocean Yacht Race ts not likety to take place, and the Dauntless will shortly return. Harvards Hobnobbing, . 11.—The Oxford craw are rcp. dews the river, made own mnd_on thelr return 40 to 41" strokes wa. ood; they covered minute, Their pace blades well, and were all we.. ‘ogether. crew went over the same course in tyeir boat iste to be Shot on th: arty of five hundred Mapnip, Aug. 11.—A tier of Catalonia, ‘Cartinus has af on a Sore het Sass he left orders, which have just been pri that all revels captured with arms in their hands be ‘snot on the spot, Telegraphic Notes from the Old World, vl f the entire Cabi w BoCuscr uate ere Cabinet of Petit The ti steamahip City of Brussels launched ta Glasgow j esterday. Lit bis Austria and Italy have exchanged satis planations relative to the recent ri Hl between Austrian lt erential ot will retara ta The Porte probibits the execation of the orders for an armament In Kurope, Inelud! Berlin, aad another for a ship of war at Irieste- At Tabbernath, Coanty Sligo, men attacked a dwellinj ave been arrested, and two of hoen identine reuse wh fates heen | ‘as persons who were formerly Mr. Moorhend with a view to thelr further tion with the trade between E: ————____. SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH, ‘Tho San Jacinto is ashore on Body's Isl a Racing Associ ‘ings hereafter in each year, John Wood, an Engliaman, 60 senrs of drowned himself at Lowell, Mass., yesterday morning: Alfred Wilsenberger stam, Hartling in Cincinnatt on Tues ion have decided to 1d the Life out of one lay. ‘The revenue ofcors soixed 43,000 cigars in Wash- ington yesterday for non. ‘Ont of 129 members of tt will not be over 20 Republicans, ment of the tax, next Tennessee Legisla~ discursed transportation westwa ‘The Western Pacife Railroad is completed be- wnento Chy and Stockton, and beyin wo run to-day. Chas, F- Louton and Dewitt Ht. Phill ibany ou charge of counterfel trade ioRina Flouring Milisss B® template another raid from Maione aud Buffato. But one member of the Cabinet ts in Washin, to-day, and for the next two weeks the Gove will cum iteelf, ‘on the 13th of September next, med Palmer, has been arrested tm N.H,, on suspicion of having burned two Dridges in that wn recently. n from some of the Republicans of Mo- nt yesterday to Gov. Sinith aaki place that eity under martial law. He declin A wad dog mad is yeaterday aod it several dogs and @ goat, W. P. Van Dearsen, a gold and stock broker 10, whore house is & bi street, has absco: roposals for the Judge Underwood on Satur ‘The great Turnfest in Chicago closed on Tuesday * Fie. wotal receipts. were about $28,000, Nad the of the Union Pacific Railroad from Of its completion, to June 1, foot up O. F. hors mined ine last {ye be Ta relcse: 9.00 members, ‘The Governor of Montana will soon pablish a prow clamation for the removal of the State capital to Me fena, ta accordanes wits the popular vote. ‘The Supreme Court of Ohio has refused to grant For inthe care of ‘Thownae Marshall, Co be hanged at Cleveland on the 2th inst The schoonce Jennlo B, Simms, which was sunk. iat, about two tiles ‘norchwert of Cape Page, was raised yesterday, nthe U. 8, Treasury uae is, chase of the Mount Ver. roto be opened by to the United Stat Cotal relief fund of A Governmont cattle train wns attacked by 00 the #th Inet. vou olf, and a white waa, Saniuel unty Convention of the Hichborn Tem- mot in Portiand yesterday, or cl, aud adopted the Fesoiutious A State Convention of Temperance men, com| ond. th Hartford, Coun, cotorday toreied'® 1 party, aud adopted ‘ll feuiperance rem A French Canadian Inthe empl Railroad Company, was hear Newmarket eubsokmenk He bad bedu employed only (wo a Chattanooga, Railroad for the claim bj Gath ethas vcore A balloon, in wl iven by a gust of