The Sun (New York) Newspaper, August 18, 1869, Page 1

Ir PRICK TWO CENTS, ourriov moves — | THE OLD WORLD'S NEWS. The Opentne of the Castine Eepanol-Good JUDGE CARDOZO'S GLASS WEDDIN dri hc LIFE IN Judge at Home-A Ple THE THEY: TAKING THLIR ows | TIME IN BROOKLYN, ; RS’ SENTENCES. THE BROK atone A CONGRESSMAN'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY IN AN AFFIDAVIT, 8230,000-—Mr. Sage nota Broker—Judgo Cardozo's Decision Reserved. Tn the case of Russell Sage and George P. THE METROPOLIS, The Black-Ry = = = | {= = = nA sont Re " san BY beg | DASHES HERE AND THERK BY THE ‘e Errand and Cools | ASTONT Ne SCLOSU. A niards to be United—Polltical Discus+ 7 SUN'S REPORTERS. fine bls Absouc ee ae. alone to be Probibited, else ——. THE HARVARD AND OXVORD CREWS Correspondence of The Sun. ‘° PRISONER IN MILFORD JAIL, Havana, Aug. 17.—At the opening of the Ca VIGOROUSLY TRAINING, Lone Baayen, Aug. 17.—Judge Cardozo’s 8um- | Governor Hoftma: 2 mora —>— others Inapectt | Previous to the dth inst, Mr. J. A. Laurent, @ | A Soxngenarinn Confesses to a Sco! f Mure | tino Espafiol, Captain Gonerst De dan delivered ® | Thirty. Strokes a Minute—Geod Time | dealer in fancy goods, had stored in bis house on ‘commits Perjary for the Sako | speech, He congratulated the gontiomen who lind Agninst the Tide—Tho Fauitions Style of mer villa was the scene of a joyous festival Inst evening. The fifteenth analversary of bis wedding Classon avenae, near Sackett strect, a quantity of f Three ii established the 1 tution on having carried out an Ne Dhramet Ilis friends began to arrive sea- R. feat laces, veivete, &e., valued at about $5,000, On that road Acctdents Johu Bowom'e Contes | idea pregnant with good results, He believed that rs sonably. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams appeared overnor Hoffman and the Qnarantine Com- | 4.5 te received a note requesting him to call at a des ston, it would serve to tighten the bonds of affection Aug. 17.—The Harvard and Oxford ‘Watts, who had been fined and sentenced to inpris- | before 9 P. M. Mrs, Williams was dressed with ex- | missioners, constitating the Board of Construction | Special Deanateh to The Sun fe ‘ork, He went, ani , Which should unite good Spaniards on both aides of | erews rowed from Mortlake to Putney to-day, The Quinte tate, andjreceivadja warm ereouing from the | of the new Quarantve Taland and ballding, visited | uring ne abaence Jos ey faa, tom We tar | Powe Jxnvia, Ang, 17, Ln the spring of 1858 | he ocean. He Trerned the members of thie, ao well | former made from 3 to 9 ttrokes por mintity beautiful wife of the Judge. Judge Brady and bis | this place yesterday, to examine the condition of the | formerly employed’ "Lowis School. | several serious accidents occurred on the live of the those of similar associations, that they should | They had heavy weather part of the way. The charming wife also enlivened the company, Among | now completed institution, Among the party were | der, callod at the house and told the servant there | Delaware division of the Erie Ruitway, in one of | void political disenstions, otherwise thelr reunions | CFews are ont every day for practice, For the peat others were Senator John J. radley, James M, | Cyrus Curtis, the President of the Boant; Henry | (heue. pee Auuendcted noting and admitted | Wich—the Carr's Roek disaster, on the morning of | would degenerate into political or revotationary | few days the tide between Patney and Mortiake Sweeney, Miss Sweeney, the Hon, Terence Farley | Jolinson; Doctors Carnochan, Anderson, and Swin- | the thieves to the room whi the the 15th of April in that year—more than a score of | ejuns, presenting obstacles to good government, | has been bad, and the rowing could be done only and lady, T. M. Bixby, A. J. Vanderpoei, and a host | burne; Wilton G, Hant; and J. W. Riteh, architect | owed: Then they packed the goods tu boxes au) | passengers lost their liver, and fifty or siayy others | ho President of the Casino and the editor of the | early in the morning of late at night, Good judges of other warm friends, and engineer of the work; George,W. Blunt, Con: | Sutmequentty thee 7,3 were wounded, Io each of there cases the track | preneg re ' hat « tears. Cartecs wants 0s Weal bene, fh . Subsequently the police. traced the goods to New | Prenaa replied, fully sceording with the sentiments | #ay that the Oxonians are “ faultless—past com- oament for infraction of the usury law, Distriet- Attorney Garvin appeared for the prosecution and ‘Mesars, F. N. Bangs and J. M. Seribner for Sage and Watts, before Judge Cardozo yesterday morning. Mr, Bangs, (or Mr. Sage, remarked that the entry of Judgment in bis client's case was erroneous, Judge Cardono had orally pronounced sentence of fine and imprisonment, So much of the proceedings reached fine | tractor Swi, and others. Tho entire party, including | York, and then to Piiladelphia, where they were | had been maliciously displaced, but all the efforts of , " J 5 ' includ and railadelphia, where they wore 5 of the Captain-Genoral, ment.” The Harvard crew are mach im the public through the medium of the press, but | black eyes fairly overflowed with happiness, He re- | the Governor, were emphatic in testitying to the per. | [recovered on Monday, | The prisoners arity in | the Company to ferret out the perpetrators proved as - and are rapidly working into the paige ‘what followed escaped attention. Mr. Sage almost | celved his triends with @ quict, social air, and a Brooklyn on Monday night, and yestertay morning | fect success of the enterprise, which has reclaimed | J rt futile, and Onally e standing reword of $1,000 wae | The Ne warmth of feeling doubly welcome in view of the | one island, and is rapidly reclaiming another, from scat lgggs ca FE chilling wind ontside, and the sullen roar of the | the sea's domain, for quarantine purpores, ‘The best ‘waves that rolled In upon the beach. Mrs. Cardozo | possible accommodation has been provided on what tations forthe Parchase of Cubs. | ‘They display wonderfal strength, and thelr prow offered for any evidence which would lead to their | Maputp, Aug. 17.—The Kpoca, and other news: | agaiuat the reverse tide is rapid. The question ts convietion, " papers of this city, deny the existence of negotiations | generally asked; “Can they hold ont at the terrifie Ashort time before the occurrence of these disas- | between Spain and the United Stat telative to | pace with which they «1 xf today was drossed most tastefully and becomingly. She isa | ix known as the parifin plan of hospital bnildings Mr Jonn E ters, the Company discharged from thelr employ and | Cuba, Tvs sald thik tha Cloveriment dustin the’ | ave Votwe ou Onterd Touaedag 1s wus wase W brunette of the lovely MoorishJewish type. The | for 260 patients, while half as many additional can be backer Bevier bike member | caused the arrest of an Knglish man, John Bowen, | restoration of order in Cubs before considering the colors of her dress contrastrd admirably with the | taken care of at brief notice, Louis, ascertained that a suspicions box, about 1x19 | #laty-four years of age, for forging apay-roll, Bowen | antjoct of the session to the United States. Paul 8. rich beanty of her complexion, Occasionally er —o— Inches, and directed to John Lutae, wat iu the ofice | has been in this country for twenty two years, and | Forbes, of New York, who has been here some time Immediately, before any entry was made upon the minutes, and before the adjournment of the court, Advised Judge Cardozo that the reasons assigned for Judgment embodied errors of fact in relation to bim- olf and his conduct ; and Judge Cardoso, promptly | lelding to the dictates of justice, directed a suspen | sio0 of judgment until Tuesday, and gave * New Yorkers Arrested in St. Lonts, uret Witt f the Adams Express Company in that city. Secar- 11x, Aug. 17,—The Municipal Couneil ba to be heard on that day. In so doing the Court pur- | eyes beamed with a merry twinkle as she threw mis. The Brokers’ Ev: of Taxa’ far the services of oMicers of the police, ‘iRacan has resided in the neighborhood of Sparrowbush and | in the interest of Cubs, has gone to America, He : Ra rob gps Sag we ued a practice which has been sanctioned for many | chlevous jests at the Judge, or parried the puns of | When Mr. K, D. Webster was Assessor of the | tered apon an investigation, On Friday afteruc sm, | Rosa's Switch for several years powt, will return on the reassembling of the Cortes raat ray, congratulating them and Bact years in the criminal courte; but {f sentence had | her visitors, The Judge's new cravat excited the | Thirty-second District, his attempt to compel the %. Copping, formerly of New York city, called After the Carr’ Rock disyater, this Bowen went —_ on the passage of the Irish Church bill. The Com Deen actually pronounced and entered, and Judge | admiration of the ladies. bankers and brokers of Wall street to pay the amall the bor, but om being told that it weighed 17 rervative members of the Coancil absented theme Pounds, and’ was too heavy for her to carry, she | '0Mr. Douzinas, then Division Superintendent, and Gla latiatet Tb deh we hice So pleasant was the company and so charming was | tax of one-twenty-fourtt of one per cent, on alleapital | departed, and soon alterwards semt Rmclini Gidvan- | accused one James Knight ot tampering with the the entertaioment that the minutes passed as ac- | In active use was duly chronicled by Tux Sun, but in Ltalian, for it, ‘The latter signet a receipt, | rails afew hours before the disaster, ‘The Company conds and the hours as minutes, A sumptuous board | since his removal we have had no news from the ran ie aSee Piva ign armes bes Cardoso bad then revoked and pronounced a new selves when the vote on tho addross was taken, ‘one, of given the accused # fresh opportunity to be poard an to the penalty for the offence, bis Honor tt away, when he w at once put the matier into the hands of detectives, Braun, It is reported that the ‘Would not have been transcending his lawful power. | a8 spread. The choicest luxuries of the season | Apeculators in coln and groenbacks, since they have went to Mrs Copp Dut they failed to gather sufficient evidence to war: Norih and South German States have agreed, te ‘The counee! then urged a revocation of sentence for | tempted the appetite, Speeches replete witn the | been permitted to pursue their lucrative calling with- Sad goon Sfterwarda Ni rant them in bringing Knight to trial % i mmon action with respect to the CEcumericat ‘ . husband, At the Chivts off mysterious b A K 1 rata, Ang. 17.—The Committee on | Council, if the resolutions adopted by emany reasons, among others, that Mr, Saze was in. | Warmest expressions of friendship and seasoned | Out Interruption. Assessor Webster estimated that | war opened and foutd (0 contain G40 in couorer, | O8 the Sth of April last, a rail was found torn up fread areport on the Eleht Hour Law, con | the on ot Ihe oorporal power of the Pope nocent of any intention of violating the law. q with wit and repartee were delivered Bonga, | at least forty millions of dollars could be collected in | feit $5 notes ot the Jowett ula ations! Hank of | near Stairway Brook, sontimental and humorous, were sung. Everybody | taxes from the brokers of Wall street every year, if | Connecticul, and §1,900 In counter: Jet 82 greenbacks poancetical ter leit $2 grecabacks. Pmade to truce 0 seemed to enter into the spirit of the vecasion, | the laws {n relation to banking were fairly executed; | ante Dr'the Womrr rns nee emuranER OF the CM | Lio inventheatl and renewed efforts were | eluding with a recommendation that Congress | *HUld threaten the peace of Berope. it the guilly person, Alter a pa be memortalized to make provision for the of all the frets that they could r MR, SAGR'S AFFIDAVIT was read by Mr. Bangs. as follows? = ot m Body of Cartints. ‘Tue Dete: ible AF tone Yorks Wink Westes)'e When the party rose from the table rich strains of | but the national treasury has not been enriched by PANG: Rat Compare iba: GLU eoaltuilon tO) litera reepgioe ee st meta aor ea Gor | Mapai, Aug. 17.—A body of Carliats, led by tng defendant, being auly sworn, do depore and say muste broke upon the air, and a fine band serenaded | One single dollar from this class since Mr, Webster The Mery ef ae Or Suicide. — | owen himsrif was the erlmiual, and they accord hh Pata) or iat (fered a resolution deel the patioonl Aroope Me Vicar and 18 OF tis em : Ths Lath oF 18th of Jury last T was informed that | the happy pair. The rooms wore filled with fragrant | instituted prococdings, ‘Tho brokers ure enjoying | ;Catharine McDonnell, « domestic in the hur ingly hod) hive. areoted: bad’ Joehed up tm Blo: | (ue that Oomer Fa vite for the. teading or | were aben Drisoae | faner br which wai usicumentcnow'on the fle githe | Ma happy partner, Choice and costly crystal gitts | Soom after Commissioner Delano bad approved the | Her eunnloscr havin fromige to t0a)r4 her inte | pered with the rails on the ath of May. presdlpabergeecs es wot iment. | cote tae, ; oftatiny appears Iwas charced with tne sincic ofence | were received from many of the visitors, but the | aetion of Mr, Webster, tue latter officially requested | Wer Ne misiress, and tacu decline.) to fulll his pe On Monday, Bowen made a second and full eon: | ing inter : Eden thik Sila clabthh baa bre ° mine, whereupon she quit Sweens's house and (ook at not excceding 9 60-10), and that the $200.00 made by me to Mr, Scott, and golden words of the donors were of far greater | the bank: tes currency notes, at the option of the | Es usta ts expected in Constantinople, cre and brokers to furnish returns of the | refuge with her frlen is, intending (o seek honorable | fession, which we print below, acknowledging him- | United 8 er outne oth jetnuent ol ‘4 alive uae ines the should ertible, OF Foconve ’ N od yest ‘been informed of any other indictiien' ValGb;; Phe: bambsked Wat'one ‘to bs tenUabieN, caottal wht they have bad n active t je sine the | employment, Her fricads sorght pweeny. a ide. | gelf the perpetrator of each and every one of the hould be convertible, oF tecony eae Marshal Niet was buried yesterday. 4 COLORSAL BUSINESS INTERESTS, Tt was # golden page upon the ti «Judge wno | {0 clined to ith Tia demand PoSHc ed Ae Ae Bligeld arty temic) and He “ 1 f ory inh, Me Hutien'on all commoditics. produced Melb ochah tibat bet loka Medlbayl 10 have declined to comply with his demand, an her ot their resid ri H 1] whieh Id to eteh a loss of fife and limb, 1 nt of duties on all commoditica produced by the Lam not a broker or money lender by has never swerved in doing bis duty, and « beautt- | therefore warned each that he would institute her at their residence and promised to marry ber if | 4 will adequately protect wart, the Kuglish Minister to Buenoe iy openretion, but amc di active ful tribute to the affection of w wife conscious of tho | ocedings against them, — ihe remsval LD ce would return to his house, one dist retary but je it voluntarily, having been warned that he “ importation o bo Madrid in the same capacity. large’ Detation CoInpin al, ever, has | wus again deceived, aud evidet hen abe resolv si sk eaieek (gal ® Ki 0 6 bape © gf font of * prtatiou coinpt honor, worth, and dignity of ner husband fiven Uhecoapkers, wud brokers, Tasannity, which | pr pnkain deetlveds and cridentty then ahe resolved | need aot expect to galn any lealoney thereby at the vo the raw | The Frne Rmperor, who tn better, took watt ' tng —_ the bie by th h i ve th ino yesterday in the park at 8t. Clond. ompawios. aM lean cre to the extent of more 5 the Asseasor. aris books eontsin the = sche Rel country ttee on Reforms. 1, Lebieuf is to be appointed French Minister : tian itrenty. millions of dollars, and in the urease THE SPORTS OF THE BRUISERS. saneced auuide in thdes whe hive evaded toe tart” sing the Bon House Keepers CONFESSION OF JOTI: NOWRN ante Rt pointed Fren nts ovement of feal estate in the city of New eine . 1 s ail sip: Shave cenalich M sear cuiaeee b consienetion John J Cisco, Farmer's Loan and Trnst € The Albany police surrendered to Justices bed. nly. H The Pope has decided apon a universal exhibition fretveaiweine hy ie yo ga Tadaseat Sporting Sowa trees the Melb «Winco ohn artivien, New Burk Caiten with ventory a peracuage who styles hire 1 (ol Mat deat Nee a Anuhon§ of Christion art next year.” = ve Gnd relations occupy my whole time ani ver-Gal esi & Co. Loeb, Kuhn & Co. Wells, Fargo & | George Steadinan, and professes that te ita | joc oun com T wish to lighte : ade The Paria “ “a the ree MR. SAG AS A PUBLIC OFFIC St. Louts, Aug. 17.—The G: Ale: Ht Hooks di Feed, Howls, Brothers & | Mre. Kate Harrison, who keeps # boarding house in | the Frie Kailway, between the Delaware bridge, at Kaw 8 pledge for the future Sr, Lours, Aug. ‘he Gallagher-Allen party, ._ apfon'& Strong, Cliesan & | fi, Wapehes ‘ wae formerty we! party, i fladson: we Neatinea that the. Tllow owed Wer TUM, aid Keanedy's Crt, Ewas going along (h was the afternoon Frederick Baker was elected . yoarnand upwa numbering 1,200 persons, embarked from this city Braet Nee York Lie & | gins tor bowrd, aud hud ped from the house, | ROL work nn day. and I Secretary. ASSHMAMTD, pe tr iratnad formeos Ik Doemell tor Ob Sreito'me vaiuah'e'vrooie of the reape doe Woateern TMNA Wet -cleiseks Uhlan: Shorhllg. The id a mi | faving only aa empty trunks out. as Mrs, Harri The vote by yous and nays on the motion toad. | Giithalle Dislops of treland fo mes poe thgee with whom Lamociied In election, to. S| sankation Gis nen Ga Somee cas Wari & Co. Oy White: | had not availed Herself of the hotel law, Juat mieitdita tt mit Miss Susan B, Anthony aa a delegate, notwith iene Week. Cutting: ot th Cae areate twith wns unable to a@ord her any reliet standing the action of yesterday, wae then declared aoe eae ee eee rea ten | Carondelet at about 11, ‘The party arrived at the r 8 Co, ai "was relcased, 2. Stentinan describes a crooked § inorder, Cirenaain Stormed by the Blue-Nones hed uausiiy sciectel Hepresentativer of difere t Polit: | grounds chosen for the Aight at 12:25 P.M. ‘Tom | Martin Maitnnd, ? spi aio eh i tirat-cl veut” Gras We She od anid pitied be val sontet the | Mins Anthooy was in the hall in consultation with A correspondent informs us that Zaruby Hane Kobatah a ray Adel Kelly and Nod O'Bildwia were seconds for Galle. | Grnpell & Nevers, Maliogs « Seauilig, ty are era chaltrand Felsed te Upant pita spike untor Tt at the | "duoc: of turther debate before the vote could | Sum the beautifal Circassian girl, who ts oo well ‘THE LAW NOT UNDERSTOOD. gher, and Jim Coyne and Bad Riley ecconds for phe ay P.. Forges ¢ + Sinith, Rand The Defeultiog Bank President. hendad phar shahowed 1 back | be icon manitesting itself, Mr. Canoron of Hingis, known to the thousands of visitora to Bar- gaat, potwiunaand perience, 19. A writ of Aabeas corpus in the cane of ¢ t ‘ acting in the interest of Miss Anthony, snuounced cum during the past ten years or more, In ihe ie as afore Taig Bat Keow Allen, Dad Ryan was umpire for Allen, and Jack R. Rutter, the Memph's Kank President, who that she withdrew her name and clalins to a scat Whe lalety taobbed: Is Montheals and eal cocaped nen tacts ae ate therein atatcd constitu Looney for Gallagner. Larry Wessel was refer As rll. A. Frank & Bro. Gp cused o ‘ Aa she was eatithed to mma by virtae of a right | ee et ion the ar ach ri rrerred ‘Dens matemoanor, and to the transaction | Win Karney was ri aster, and t ee | RY MeCunn 4 of representation from a werkingwoman's society, ner li e a - 6k TK not intend 10. VIGIRLe an a eee ae ae eee ie | forest Rb tanton: ster & to ling of the M Police. The pri nnd had heen at Lac Separate from that from which she had ¢lalmed as remembering the seductive daserip- anid oa | keepes pola preserve oriler. Coke Lapis @ Co Diake Henihers, 2 ene, MG. | taken before Judze MeCunn, aud the furtucr HvaFing | Pin\spea a stone on iy fot, WiHen HUET te Gelegate, a right which gave her the privilege of Is Dales aasels Sie | At, iol ae honor and | Att: Gallagher entered the ring, Alien having Bright, Carver, Maxwell & Co, John J. Dal | Was adjoursed to Thurecay, TTR Te eee cel tag teamme to. Ci but not of ik by withdrawing hor vue es poe . bay red ant th 7 that the law previously taken his piace. The cholee of corners OCs Uimoas & Con Bone ren Rrobers m - tre Rit drala pase (th us Weaty 1 at . Ald aot 6 erself from the Cor "| of the fair danghters of Circassia, and rould not jend me any ald in recovering an) part of the "| is > O a jar ULTE passed 1 saw v le) a rail (crooked) nthon: en i nanti ei ime. DULL was ignorant that the law would otherwise | Wa4 won by Allen, ‘The ring was formed in # grove, th M. Falkner, ‘prghy. ea Mea downion © h ih woncey tit bbe h the Mi Ly eran a 8 sale a ferocious ish me for thue risking my property. but the sun poured in flercely. oll Of 8 rall a that she bad permitted her name to be withdrawn band ote ‘art phd Hegel mgiatoye Mac ned VOLUNTARILY PLEADING GUILTY. nt 1: onside « pote , : that they had assared ber that the vote. was certain | bans, gazed apon her bushy white hair with awe a imo ‘The fight bogan at 40. After considerable apar- | Cos § Co. Day & M aud was plundered by the wreekers, Notutug was | Put a plock under it to rate iti} of being recorded forty against her, and that it was | wonder, and had their futh in the accuracy of the ‘4 % ring, Allen received a heavy blow on the mug, which | De Onchula & Co., Un’ saved for the owner Hince again. Tdldy'tinina it wus going todo any dam- | for the purpore of saving tie Congress the bu fo 1d schoul books iderably shaki Io the pi | Ca knocked him dowm, and drew blood, In the second | $4: B. Undorwood & Son, W be a Age at ail, Ttraveltod on. from halt a mile to three. | disgrace of rejecting ber that sue did not wi aforesaid seboo! books coasiderably shekeg, Is ¢ hat my Raid counsel had left Co., Jae. Bishop & 8. W : ORITUARY, Warters down {he (rack, heard noise. 1 1 to be taki Chinese Assembly Rooms fire, Zamby lost alt ateay Lo 8 Antact part et the round Allen went down froma stinger under the | Prosier P Shaw ne Thompson, Francis J. Walk: = thought it was down into Mh dt fleedlemmcar mneriy and” val Y ine beam the ee at the District Attorney, and lug. In the third round both received and gave | (4 it Ui aR ei ITent & Con Dabeey, Mormsa 6 ‘Tho Funeral of Ge send oF tee & 7 I reas ta acta a ated bn ektintion with a. trav watt wae charved with. Iwas willing and exvected to | 1004 tows, terminating in a clinch, in which Allen | nia deeply regretted Gen, Nagle was buri SOF OR MRE ERRAND oe CIS ENE, Mr. McClala, of Massachusetts, then gor the floor, | Last week she astontsned the blue nonce of Monticsl, Jead rulity, and $0 expressed tyaelt, was (as 1 ( a! tt fh propriety) advised not io, pload guilty yalternoon at 4 o'eloek, from hie frther Dat wi into a defence of Mi from that Anthony. and thawed the frigidity of their icy hearts by her eat went down. Selzure of 2,100 (| well turned figure. In fact she was a su Fee Lock calamity | 1 felt very eorry | aad wen finer T have been here T don ‘A scene of contusion ew tar, see titi 6 very At this point several clubs were thrown at Allen, | Yesterday afternoon, while Mr. C. P, Cramer, ete the nitenta We Steep nights. Twas noctien. inthe employ of th Uattl ins on evil hour it beeane wilepe Syeree revere. at cas oes Qt ree Dullen one of which struck bim on the cheek, drawing | Inspector of Customs, was supervislog the dis. | to make it forthe tine absolutely Caeele ies Bite Couopany sud, bar been dec The Ty Cee ee ere id tate. tee Were feel chanend nif plea, of nox eniity® to that or | blood. charge ot the cargo of the brig P. J. Nevina, Capt, | the dears and windows of the nel byte’ Cony pray and sent 13 Jat by the Co tt Typographical Union No, 6last evening adopted | Ger ew trom ear to ear with wonderful fikalig and 1 did oot putthe people oF ve pimeccy | In the fourth round terrife blows were given on | Sherry, from Dubiin, with x cargo of wine from taped Bae pu the fallowis Mipidity,” and tie sraptare of the “Montreat Bow to avoid. both sides, terminating im All favor, ‘The ftth | Cette, at Pier 3, he saw a small boat manwuvring itwonld break that Fall. tof thie Union and Mr. Alex. | boys tarzed into indignation. They 1movded i very suspiciously, and keoping an eve on its occu- orm, wid marched up stairs, and with | east would have drove jt down tka Veoug Anthony in New Vork Ia April | the tent in which her clarins were displizot at 40 TaN Tinay THYRACTION OF LAW. |, | Found wae favorable to Allen, although be was | Pith ‘vefwituesse the removal of a package ands | Reads uncovered passed around the body ; and the | Wich way thenextireln Wee SOMIM A. yowyy, | aiyni era ETN Union Nort fo lee tenisle, sontpostiors | uct per weed, chitdres, Balt Prieta pin Des wast et forth 1D Fale Indictment. areyieg over the ropes. Valine fromthe Havana steamer Columbia, — Mr, | IIs Kenublienn Club of Williamsburg, numbering | ay, Tabet hoeatt fb poe We Siok witch ane aGveak ta go, | Comecem completcly oat, Not a iont pia bus whee ‘other cl tthe sixth round Gallagher was a lice slow Cramer bailed the man, but he put to shore and | 40 men, with their President, Joun I. Crowe, ws Santee @chneenleania’ | was uprooted —not a pletorial repreventation of he y, ede Ne eee wee a cues blows an | gecaped, leaving ‘hit boat andthe goods tchind, | er head, foliowed thea atéw wuioutes tater, the | wn bio'crnue ottcae Hut, was destroyed, | Zaruby herself fled howling imade in my provence or brought coming 2 Mantel vivee on Northen. signalled the pelea bont, and | Cofin was of tne rosewood, witu mlver ouils and | Ing up enilrond track amd ea DEJNFY, DY CHAR, § ” tn Cleensstan avd was sinngcled beneath the canvas aveuad no chaves to controvert: question on dienrave | the nose, and another in the bread-basket. and al- | Oficers Kastwood and Hotey seized the rowboat, | handlcs, aud lis inveription ; Ing; oe Jaince Knight’ with the omened” she Grimes FoF New York city are not va and conveyed to atompuriry place of wafety. The have beet proved. though Allen went down at the clove, Gallagher got | winch contalucd %100; cigars and six. packages of eau esata : whic ne'la conaed were corminitted in the wvtiny Of | Hicoen wh are qceeieiuk ten mex ceat higher prices | {ity heath with her. bale dove, Upon. chignan, and property was handed over to the H Aa LB : at oh Tne eee es re paid in the ofMiee of the Heralrtion , aud, Lat Hat h hacia Lae goo. ALOOF PROM THR RINGS. the worst of the round, Galion ian Cramer, 0b HA 4 Died Awe. 13, H MN 6t'16, 1a Bro Bale 18 ihe obies OC See eerie a contumed & ia girl of the period, while ber bereved " r oO erode Me ‘ asstedt ene ne er TPPEN EC Jobs Col yA AnIO By m i Uitlon Nout was discharged | and conyured ap visions specie lest and oppercu Say money, ereenbacks of legal tenders, or money | favorable tu Allen, and on the termination of the Boat Ra rlem River, it lay the dead General, dressed with care, At a a - the hatter lady Kies doparted, fear’ descripiion that Thaye never pleaded gulily to | latter, the sponge wan tnrown up by Guilagher's ar f\, . tuntters th Soqehgh charac. ahd that no eyidenge Lo suvvor| of any na iilin wan desioven ihe viniores A ve mile race for $100 was rowed yesterday | 2,0'loek the pallbearers "Win. M. Tweed, Cul Attontiont New faven Rnitrond. fan tat? Ws Ulauk He Sey pieanite wor sieeniners Vo my Caowieixe, and tant vcht wae short, but ta. said to have been very | in seventeen foot working boats between Clinton | Gti | Pana A mane Col Conyughain Col. Wa Coroner Van Tassel held an inquest yest bio Reports from V Keatuck; Both men were badly punished. Kelly, % ah ' tains Col WE | over the body of Wililam Smith, of Rye.” wh ports from Virgtal entucky, am and Thomas Kelly, from the Harlem R. Co) - Doheny, nus, HL, inpheading guilty aid not totend to desperate. p Ki 4 ‘Thomas Kelly, from the Harlem R. R i pt. Dob Cus, HE Wisconsin, ows, Minnesota, and Maine, dated yoator= y any charge of having been connected with say such " killed on Monday by an express train of the : ANOTHER REPORT. beidee Ga (ub iver sad: beck, ‘There was oonesd Major ‘Tautte, und Henry Libenau—took up the | 4 in of N TIRK, day, complain that the long drought has seriously 19 com ice up the F ; r York and New Haven Railroad while attempting to spraideal Xie al Belo : . minted: A omaowrias uel or, Louis, Aug. 1—Rvening.—The account tele: | ble local Iniervat An the (gir. Keity being tne fa. | d bore itdown ints the atreat. ‘he body | drove the track at the lower end of the. villurn of Pecolteal SZeruaepren Atm Kec S| 1stee en Cte Oe Pre ere ran Sheet tee nd 1 Fer eaET, A TRMOWAL LOAM. se charac. | graphed from the buttledeld this afternoon doce not | Vorite in betting, Ou being stripped, Helter OF the | Ttsreen fag of Kein and tho bewutitul Ang of the | fortehester, the engiuces antl Mirmut enti huber lowe. fallen Lively, # hich bave greatly benctited ihe parched tet and position are highly valued by me.and thas el | agree with descriptions brought by reporters | was CRisen reteree, bod a good slart was effected, | United States, aud the cortege started, Ta front poe pe AR ol gt a 8 toe teen ullye KCL MER Wok ie anne Charleston ‘rejoices at the dry weather, en ee arpes mano Ramin S, Aad'made pabilc | who returned on the Louisville this even. | Kelly pulled too heavily at Orst, in fact, tn su tuarchod the soldiers with (helt arma reversed, thE | Veyor, testified in regard 10 eheaba | Visgute, Bavilats VeeH bh at ihe” laratet ewan | hee eee «1 the corm crop im that section, Broughout the country without notice to m Ing. fnsteed of nine rounds being fought laborious manner ax no man could keep up; Kissam Nerney A egg Stag At eg ong, BAAS from instant death long ago at the sa vuasing, On | manuiacturer sda factory at Key oe know, the party named in said indictm h } steadily. They passed the stake-boat almost ing " iy No. 1, and | Witch occasion his carriage was anmuished, and that | West, Morty HAL ph BROOKLYN wer. has made no complaint of any hardship upoa | as previously reported, there were eleven, more but Kissam soon drew ahead, aud won the | Union Prisoners of War Association, und the care | th6 (i then promised to. place a ilagman at | is ns ARitap olakee os Thek i Cube. ellie the babitinhd im, amt he believe, a man wealthy and prospor- | than lalf of which were decidedly in favor of Allen 3 miuntes. ; rages brought up the rear, ‘They went to te Ceine. | Me Company then promised to Pic, tae mise | cont ta the ecumimer wil be Feauced from thirty 0 . to be in'the receipt of an extremely | At the end of the eleventh round Tom Kelly, one of ter the Holy Crose at Flatbush, where the incer- | Cach of tke two village crossings, wien, phone | ropty per cual A Custom House inspector seized two caske of income fron, tis business ; and thal | ae oe eee ee nae irew up then Att Stet Goh plan: lind faved to keep. Jury cevsared the rail + eee port wine in Brooklyn yesterday, B. soot the entire sum | Smit friende lett the ring. Subsequently’ the referce ” laws ~ pany (ornate pissing, & Eagan Bb San OF The Boll and Bat in Haley was committed by Jastice Lyach to ajaceay: | said he did not know who threw up the aponge,and | Just after the frat act of © Arrah na Pogue’! at ‘The Funeral of Prof, B. Jacger ailtatdorncr toprenent the failure to the at xn Oniuntaue Diepnarene The, Keyatones of | SPRL ian caaeet afaterpting To et eto the bow jeclared the battie ® draw, iv said that "Tom | Niblo's last eveniog, * The Star-Spangled Ba At 2 o'clock yesterday afteruoon, the remains i PHiladelphia deseated the Ortentala of New York by | — a Kelly acknowledged oa the ground that Gallagher 4 R a " wl a a e ny jobn Barron, a colored seaman, w ‘any ventence on was wiipped, and he threw the sponge up, bet | from the band announced the entry of Ge ¥ ERreene 45 60 1%, jail yesterday (or assaulting David Cot a. to before me thie 10h day oc Angus 1bee,— | MUCr etl ‘on board the host ke denied having | man, secompanied by Secretary. Robeson, Borie es PLT ra A. Fasuxpsme ya, Roosavmur.—Thpse Clubs played | With brass koucklos. . iosasv, Notary Public, '~ | fone so. The result is constdered a greater outrage | Porter, Col. Frank 8. Howe, and a number of cadets, | [inerai gcrvice of the Eplecopal Church was rend 1 Hoaron, A 7 Stato Temperance Con. | on the € grounds, Jersey City, yestorday, Antonio Neill, who was arrested on the charge of Spho Distries Attorney sald there was no question | ‘© Allen than tbe decision in the Mccoole fight, Sherman and bis party went to a private bor, # the'itev, Dr. Campbell, ‘Ihe deocased gentioman | Yention, alot b itionists wader, the | revulling In a victory for the Friendabipe by 19 t0 15. | having counterfeidng umplements 1a Bis possca-lon, wag tn reer eee wee ends by tne samen court MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING Scedmpanted by hb benutifil dnaghter, Tne party, Deets of Viana, and entered ‘the serrise ct soaps, OL INE CPP hes iets aanaty | on, OrovE TOR FUR ObTH#ION GF WW ARSLREga. T= Sire re CMa v of judgment, whea made by the same court NG. {sor #0 in wamber, walked down Brosdwey to | University of Vienna, and entered the service of ene ‘The toird and deciding contest between the Olympic SS ees ane term. — 4 1 Alexander of Russia, Who bestowed on him the rank | Aldrich, of Worcester, was ma nnd National Clubs of Washington city yesterday, Sate Bertoner then rose and said he had asimilar | Gen, J. C, Abbott and the Editor of ¢ Tea Rearee Bei Sid coe por bimaeit eal ef tee | °C Licntenant Colonel, aed § bum In charge of | sPenkers unaul Cy cere eg tg! rithited iu favor uf the Olymples by 4800 Ik FEW SERART. ‘spniiation to wake io "belalt Of his elms, Georse | “°Wiimtngron Poot A. Binet that was uot | way to be pole iimial the Cotversity of Bt Petersburg: “On the | the cheago National Cony Victouy yon 1H Auantt or Rocuestan.—A | Frank Goodwin and Clement Pierce of Montelste ‘Mr, Hangs said that Mr, Bage, when arraigned for Fou —- ‘ sion of Nichols he wan sent to cxptore the | report of the Committee match kame was played in Rochester yesterday af | baye vaniched, owing about 62,90, sentence, hed offered noining in mitization, while | Wisaixcton, N. C., Aug. 17.—For a week past A Stunner for the Tide Walters, cm, and embodied his researches in a work en. | at 211 towns were represen detogaten. | ternoun between the Outarios of Oswego aud the | Judee Depue yesterday granted the writ of car er clecs wore prepered rerths tiale aura asians f * Collector Grinnell has been informed that fees | tied © Travels from St, Petersburg to tbe Crime ‘The resolutions, which were ad , favor Alert which resulted in the defeat of p the operations of the Road Board = fhe othera were prepared with thelr own cxoncrs. | 4 persoual didiculty lias been pending between Ma | 611/00" under State and municipal laws are uncon- | aud the Countries ot the Caucaen § MRabsequentiy | taining the prohibltory ts the former by 6) to 3 ‘tvenue, Orange in bis cave no circumstances of mitigation existed, | Jor J. A. Engelhard, editor of the Journal, and Gen A chal hertana ince be cat, | Be, Sisited St, Domingo to collect specimens in | Beis! results thus far derived trom —— illp Corrigan bequeathed 3,000 foe fend the comparative severity of his sentence seemed | J, C, Abbott, United States Senator, which grew pearly Saran i A eeeear a ine eames inate gplomology, fur Une lepertal fouteel parte ore SAAR DApMentin ahs brie Another New Bualand Railrend. Een oN Sibert s clarspuue ot WO le ‘ d 80 et vatitles 7 ner. lected This abolishes al ext stax of thirty ‘whi story at St. Pet form the apy heey OR 88 8 prin: Al on g. 1%. “ vote c of if ‘. Hope eens Rimtett, sa, tue matter’ then, nized, | 028 of he Leelee anh heagls fiom ess BOLD lly on vewse fe In S31 he visited th enuntry, and was iminediatety | cibal rieht tn itself, and ot ¢ w bende wo tho |, Hanrvanns AUK: the Connecticut Wtentern Ital speuied Gf Warktary la Beate could pot complain of ‘the discrimination, Bat the | on the 6th inat., in which the editors of the Journal | sary pai ted States hompi y appointed Pr ‘of Natural Histo Modern | People. ae vod location Was 1218 for Wilain Hamer o Hy ey Lo ed GMidavits read by others had, in the estimation of the | were denounced as publlc liars, on accuunt of al: | fee nbolished are; Harbor tonnage tax, pilot, Heense Colleges Pate otice he cs RY FIRE. Ni for George M, Hartho'omew, ‘The vous Slice of New’ York, wud seut beak, Court. reduced the grade ‘of the offeney and the | jeged injustice done to Mr. AbUott In the reports of and half pilutaze, Port Warden fie 6, ofnter Lonnsee © was ‘invited by the Hon LOGKKS . expression tn favor ofthe southern route. thr v ork, - hy and it is submitted that no reason now for . fied i hs ax, State head y fees, State hospital tax, to goto + arining! ole eto the r " ¢ 4 NO annette ceded affence | his speechos, No collision or correspondence having | prt’ cent, gross amount of freght, and quarantine lannsee the Suit Feel? fran Drawats paren in: Wilbraham) Mass. |itirccen tanayies oe weaned welt Common Connell of Jersey Gtty will sontee fa divcsted of the Mupposed criminality of porpoge, | occurred in the mean time, on ‘Tuewday evening | fe to 1845 he resid Alex: | were burned yesterday. Lows §3,000. — Moostruction of tannel under Newark a vie “lea fora pote i B - fow en : ' wor Tar mnction of ale a ° vainy then Vise Of eae CORES) CaleD FOE ROT erEE Abbott screed a eels 6 Raslehard, in which be The Beuth Breekizn Sewer, scl in Ureparing 1 "lass Bu a A Badd Bai J.C. French's carpenter, Hop, in Worcester, HOTTINGN AOUT TOWN junction of Cole and Mi streets. ; 4 sleiii sald that Abbott, and not the edit the Host, wa ‘he ert " W newer inthe | JM he went to Providence, where he dover | as,burned on Monday 1 Loss, 4 ‘ 3 ee I 4 cee noes renes ses Bie Sesiein: te aur a ome kee, a Wa jee, wae | The work of constructing e now sewer in the | Ait’years, Lately be had fived with ble Genghier in m. IL, Crossman ‘at 995 | Music on the Park Grecn st 5 this afternoon, SPARKS VROM THE TELEGRAPH, a m r eto hat ho was | ienth and Twenty-eecond Wards has been beguo ot | fyooklyn. Alter dinner on Sunday last, while | ‘Third avenue, was damaged yesterday to the amount All the Police, Commissioners, except Judge Bos sail OY Tntercating to Stock Brokers. personally responsible for the same, ‘Third avenue and Tweuty-elgath strcet. ‘The per- | diawing to amuse one of his Hetle grandemidren, he | of $1,800, Insured. s worth, are out of towa No member of the Cubinet is in Washington, Wasmixcron, Aug. 17.—Commissioner Delano On Wednesday and Thursday there were unmis- | j,q,ont outlet is to be at Forly-ninth street, and | Was rtruck down disease of the hesrt, and died Freeman Servale’s morocco factory, in Charles. Mary Landon died suddenly yesterday, in Third own schooner is asaore on Block Leland. to-day announced the following decish A vervon | taxeable evidences that Kaglehard would atiack Ab thence 4 will extend s »iut | Detore auy aaniatance could be rendered town, Mare., was burned on Monday night. Lost | avenue, between sib and 11th streets rican Assoctation for the Advancoment of i ee ad | bot. r horities | street, up Fortleth street —+- 15,000. Mary Jane Alberts, aged 6% died suddenly last | Science meets in Salem, Mass, to-day, Jotesenlon thot the net of the Mbof duneringh om sight, but the vigilance. OF ihe authorities | Thini'avenae to Butler street, to Sixty avenue, and Other Notmbititie i. oR fink aU'3! Beeckre sree fe dations in the State of Jalisco Lave caused DTD. ne, IMs, | prevented, On Thursday Abbott was arrested, and | jing Ninth avenue to Greenwood, the total | Lewis Provost, a leading sericultarist of Califor Presidents Great avd Forty ne Licderkranz Society had a large and enjoy. | great damage place of business wliere Mé | placed under bouds to keep the peace. Engichard | being 7027 feet: An area of bout 8. nin’ dled {n ban JOM yesterday, Hanwanvna, Aug. 17—President Grant and re racut's Foatteat in Jones's Wood teas | ‘The race between Lady Thorn and. Mountain Bey tintes, or where money # advanced or lent on | successfully avoided arrest until Saturday morning, bounded by Erounect Pari, the bay, the city ——— ‘ erty arrived thie evcey 5 from Wikos Pas “e iene has been postponed Witt! Monday the Bid inst, " and Butler street, ts draines LOCAL rLOS. re the questa of Gen, Cai ey ‘le: ‘rossman, of 005 First aveune, * ford, of Marios stocks. i i at 1 o'clock, when he surprised at a private HOCAL PORTION inor ning, to visit the iron and eoal mines of Leba sear arrest? ou sucplolod of having red Brees whe | ty Ciiferd, of Marion soaaty, lewm died oe THE DAVENPORTS OUTDONE. bouse by the Sheriff and ® posse of men, and placed ‘Tho Anti-Ofice-Holders’ Party. ond Bonuyieih copetles. bah ppondly mdbenglge bgt igen gi ‘A company has beea incorporated to work the {rom onder bond, Mr. C. T. Jones, of the Hoffman House, for An adjourned meeting of the new Union Re PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE, Cee eee ee a rtoe, ie oot er Lanes | mines oF Ualltorale, On Sun !ay morning Knglehard, with three friends, | merly of the Continental Hotel, Philadelphia, and | publican’ Central Committee was held last evening pata fivectsand was drowned, oy be counsel im the Houston, and Galveston rath went to South Crrolina, and addressed a communi: | sy, Nicholas, New York, having taken to wife Misa | The mecting waa to have been held in the Herel! | Gov, Hoffman Is at the Clarendon Margaret Nolan, aged 6, fell yesterday afternoon | Ta ear wore le Comins & Leeeol a cation to Abbott, of which the following is an extract: | Maggie Mitchell of Philadelphia, Capt. Mellen, Mr. Rooms, but at the hour somounced the janitor of | a6 Governor-General of Cunada is junkcting in | {rom & fre escape at O18 bast Fourteenth street, and her ‘The Democrats of Wyom| ave nominated uilding was not to be found, and the bali at ‘Twenty-elghth street wa Y | ataiitax 'p was chosen Ubatrman, and Mr, Join | Kx-President Pierce, who is still at Rye Beach, ‘A commitice appoinied to | N. Hl. ts said to be ia excellent health, troduced by Mr. Cushing, of Duchesne, better known as Gea, Boum, keeps a Hieir Kindly cougratulations and Lonor toward him- | {pe Screoteenth, Distr pag, of peter knows, P replied in » communcation, of which the following is | self and Mra. Joues, the Beveuteonth District, exeludiug office holders | restaurant at W eet Hoboken Hudson Ry ‘The Davonports are eclipsed by two young mon who have been introduced here by the spirits, Mr. Harry Bastian, of Brooklyn, aged 90 yeurs, and Mr, DeWitt C, Hough, of Hartford, Ct, eged 11. Mr. Hough's family recently moved to this Shll was fractured, F, Michels of Choyenne aa delegate to Congress, ‘The Randall's sland school will pay a visit in fall | ‘The Mexican army is to be Giled up by enlistment to the reaulence of Wm, M, Tweed, at Green- | inetesd of by conscription, ou tbe idl Int, Five generals have been arrested in Mexico (or 415, who was run over on the | conspiring to kill Juarex, one of whom has cecaped. on the 15th inst, died on the 16th | "Phe boat race betw “You mast now mal Of wees orsign logy for publishing it, or give | of the Hofman House, last night serenaded Bim wt Seek ition Ae whic, ‘uh outitiod, in'accord: | Ri Pestdence ia Twenty-third sirort., Mr. Jones up: OAT Macher Gea Staak Ghatea’. Aetna Wieadd ‘ared, ond in ® brief speech thanked his friends for ful retraction of t contents | Hatch, Mr, Tracy, and other boarders and attaches consider & resolution atin Hammill and Coulter wilt — who control the distribution of patronage from ajor-Gep. F. P, Blair, Jr., was in town yesterda, the Deaf and Dumb Lnstiture, 1d sitet, or city, and took up temporary residence wit! Mr. and | am extract: Pritt Mogren feats in tbo Committee, made an intormal report sohieriiee. 3. P. Blair dr, wae io lawn reelerday, | Te theo pty ny Lastib ae take pace og Tharsdny ss lead 0 Fa Mrs. D. G. Taylor, of No, 288 Weet %\iriy-(ret |] “By the authority of (a. Abpott, and bein ‘i 4 through Mr. ichardeon, it prover Senor Solabai, formerly Chairman of the Mexican | poses to giv steam carriage c ‘Helmade *comenien i? ful wered by him in i D tin ful Last evening, the Board of Officers of the First | the resolution, and recommended that the subject | gonad mi 4 ay 7 1p Obio at Toledo of Saturday, He made no @trcet, where a private seance was heli iasi oven. | MUR AmRORRS Ratur the sh in stedeeting P] qi Regunent Cavalry ave Licut-Col. John Ituer a | be referred back to the whole body for ha, wubicet | Boundary Comniissions ts insane, oth ove. duanuincture over the highroad between | lforace Cireeley's Aunesty Muirage platform, tog. Besides the well known rope tricks of the | {oF that it was writ | very handsome gold medal, at bi Jono Biack, many years Consul in Mexico, bas gone hotel, Mercer and | The report wi adopted. Mr. Edgar Ket: id the Com- ham de ‘The Trustees of Dartmouth Coleg and exprees car reg wet 4 : cham de- | "New York ‘Tne Gramamarey Boat Clad, recently organized at | the Coateunlal colepewe (Devenbath coieita; baler Gollaincion ond gwar | 7h sists Urind streets. “Poe presestation speech was delly- | clined to be ® candidate for permancat Chairman, | giv" haldwin ofMicnigan, who has been in Maine | HHailam, has elected Charles’ Rarer FErecigeuts | mltec of the Alumel goten et ie ‘Phe amend was accepted by the frends acting for | ered by Col, Brinker, and happily responded to by | Lut he was elected, nat Vise iw : . playing, there were other manifestations last night the recipient, ——— op a brie( visit, left Augus . ‘aul E- Arndt, Vice-President; W.H. Beckwith, Trea | ““m. Committees of the Commercial Convention te Kaglehard in written communica’ion, in which } the Fe-!pient: pode romins ‘The Repudlican Spit Seuator Honry C. Murphy hae started with his | Murer, and Kerr, Beorvtary Nave retwived to put up @ suitable building ‘which had never been given ia pub ie, The pudlic | they gaid that im nothing that has appeared in the p pitt. faily ou @ Canadian tour fhe German ‘Teaching Association met last night Ave rysol teh se lean baa is araaecanice Waele beware, ieee 1) ee us ai The Wil rah Ghost. ‘The regular meeting of the Twenty-first As. | [0 ? Siected W. Wallach, President, in piace of Mr ; » ' Jowrnal was any assault on the private cliiracter of | ‘The Fourth atree illiamsburgh) police last | sembly Duririct Union Republican Association was | ,CY'us |W., Field, Hag., has, parchased Atty five eiiivolate incumbeut, who conseated to become | Captain A. B. Melke, & well-known, stcambea® aa for thomeclves the same aud more wonderful | Gre appott intended, and expressing regret that it | night dispersed a Inrge multitude from (he neighbor: | cid vat ever ing at Harwgony Mall, corner of Third | [cre gf and Weacen Doubs foery, ead Lvingiop, | w Vicetresiden ayes 84 Lolly Joa Pophetngok on a street car em , exploits, For instance, there lay on the table four | 1.44 beon so construed hood of North First and Third streets. ‘the throng | ayenus and 119th street, Mr, . DeCamp, Presi- | 7 ve Joseph Burns, aged 12, while attempting last even mi y petal fesccemmyp gid . solid iroo rings, about quarter of an inch thick, and in re —— imagined that a ghost was in possession of avacant | dent, in the chair, A report was presented by Mr. Major Gen, John O. Rablason, of Biaghemton, whe Inge to Juin on the Harlem train at Ninoty seventh street ‘ariaone troope bes Ne ane eneoeantel rey | Alameler respectively #4, 5, 5%, and 6X inches. ‘The Wreck of the Gor {ofa the nelghboriiood, and had gathered to seeit. | Joveph Dewey, Chairman of «special Commitice gn tne hatieod Golivebune galldotiy, commanded whe | any Fourth avenue, fell vctwesn.the are aud bad his | 49 fg “ ; Seen ade) ee appoluted to fnguire into a rival organization which | 7 ee on 8 ¢ . ‘Due body of Michacl Farrell, drowned from the ‘The young men were aa thoroughly tied as» Com: | | Sa, Joun’s N. F., Aug, 17.—Ouly one bar of AbAiben Phillttie team Dosti ah been started in the district, and which claims to | 7% fon, Joseph fowe and the Hon. Mr. Me: | A clock company of this city baye just despatched | , 2s, ut upia,was picked ‘upla the rlver Neer Gee amitteo of gentlomen could tie them, hands and | (f een ae ee ‘Aug. 17.—-Judge Dent is furnish. | U¢rogular, The report easerta that the new organ: | foi that poiat to fted River wiehcs thoy go by ‘ateamer to Ubine, “These are the | Fisoa Tuoue), on Monday, feet, and the light having beenjextingulshed the three | The ship hat ‘settiod “att in nine fothome ot water, | ing the. prees to-nigtt wiih &. high Rounding avisok | Setce “aatte arith QUeraR ite ater hettrioas tes MGT, Wood, ct Barica lowashib, Adie 6 Tint clocks sifpped across the continent ‘The steamer Yankee, of the Auantic and Sebege largor rinsa,were passed over the wed wriste and | The cargo, conslating ‘of sewing machines, clocks, | upon Secretary Houtwoll, whose burihen, is that | creating epite in the part Tor the purpose of secur. | 11's. aged 110 years, walked into Quincy fow da Hy some unaccountable mistake the robbery of | sian Wracklug Company, 1 discharging the cargo of Sree, Ot? Hye amalin ring welch ould” wor possi | steacer ettgak Rese’ ihe seme lace te the satis dar, | savleed Gee’ Grea to tuna’ upon the Cocservaniven, | MiG ESN arSshaatny of tbe Hepubtiente ey the dit GE saa dear, rere AO OP reenie AUzT C00 aud ond wae renorted in yeeteran) tiuld have | ‘The revolution in the State of Tameatinas ta eaG> A om ef r OF 8 4 Ne Mtetronoviean Hanke? ee sh ve Aen bh over the hand of the young man, was in one | but proceeded oo her vovane: ‘T¢ | whovare bis best, friends. Iu the course of his let: | triet “The ‘report, afler saeeepubllcans ot the dls: | Mr. Stephen Massett on Sunday morsing tast, for | been ne, Washington Fury lavureuce Company, Ww nolados baYe been dispersed, and Oe minute by 8 process not well unde Bk P- Germania is still atthe wreck, The | ter be speaks of Tue Sun as Secretary Bouiweill’s | adopted. the benedt of Bt, Mary's bpiscopal Church, Lake bp _ Ai a on ibis wrist. His hand, measured bX inches | Cleopatra sunk in shoal water. ‘iter captain is en | orean, The letter ae all the ear marks of « (rue eae Novejat Pockmail dlivesea averaiou there tow the | damen Wloters, need 92, of O98 Hat, A copy of the. treaty batwaem, Mexico and the ‘acroay, qo man’ jeavoring to secure the cargo saved by the v0: Dent combined with the rletor nekle, xt’ Nothing but lenves. ne steamer, Zoo, while, u North German Confederation has been forw alia 10 hi ‘The Test Onth in Virgt The © T Krlel she Wife Murde: Th -second | transfer of Baporviaors from (holr present districts to on tei Hosp ‘The frst bale of the new crop of Southern cottes: ‘sloop over each wrist, beride the loop a et jase of Kriel, the Wife Murdore Word assembled Inst evening at ‘ight ora he Bi iaore iv the Kastern aud | “led 0 that enited both hands. The. 8m in ring wan again | | Wasmvovox, Aug, 1T-—The military authori. | | Lovuviiia, Aug. 1T—The onder of the Go. | Mr. Artur Alert a ie cha een renee: | ite wists iursatenteies peetor Hut, of the ety of Landon Detective | (13, siagres i Beston yesterday, Th was sold by eae tod both Meehand and wrist without inver- | tles have given Gen. Canby no instructions about | yernor di raved. ast even ng the Sheriff to proceed with the sen- | cratic A the test oath, Secretary Rawlins has asked tne | tonce of Kriel, the wile murderer, opinion of the Auorsey General upon the law in the | the mandate of the Clerk of the hip Seoul to be revoked, | their oclation profess thet the whole object of | | dr. Tuckerman, the American, Minister, lag ror ‘Ne kupiise forsere: Harwood aud Hatcher, it istence Is (0 oppose, and if + | col Tinvitation to attend the festivities on r, | ‘The Short Cut Road ie to be opened 09 the i Unving bees | every Tammany candidate at suck, Hy eed fie ce ou oF the baptism of Priuce Constaauine at | Bvo have already goue (0 Bugland in care of Detective ties domapaay Se i has bo thom & poring witli the eewing or tying, One of two things Wars twolutely required 40. accomplish tls foat— Pithor the expans ou of the solid ring an inch and » ™ +t pone bas been propered. moans that the of Nowbargh gi * tly electod _ 4 Mra W. J. Bi oe, the malar come- George RB, Ritter, recenly arrested in this city ry i Dale Or A conta rT Mads The latter’ could | visited the Becrotary of War lolday, nnd stated that inne, avived by tye) btpamen ‘Rootla Fealsrday st | undar spicionsot stacondina With Woia of te Tow. | The miner atrike, Awe | Rebeears ei i anata Mea | a tb one ie eat pen we Colgan Oa he ene Ta ie fsa emit ara rhe | Rates oe, hake eas | te aes ms | BaP eetiston und contraction ™ tue Legislature VOPAT cotlsey, Viquula "tise ebaia a reuse of tue. ‘ougeriag wolcoun «las arta all tie latter Yaatadlons ; work the eusiues in the wines ;