The Sun (New York) Newspaper, August 4, 1871, Page 1

HIGHTH YEAR THE WiSTFIELD DISASTER, —_—_— BIGHTY-NINE OF THK PASSENGERS NOW KNOWN TO BE DEAD, Aoapector Bell abont (o Exa Boller in the City-Getting ol tho Whitehall Horro: Dad Work- ‘Tho number of the dond from the explosion wes yostorday increased to 89, the only death being thot of Timothy Bunesley of 46 Kesex streot. A number of the victlins were buried. Mr, Jo- soph Belknap, Supervising Inepector-General ofthe Uniiot States, called at Tue SuN oMes yester- Gay. He- said that he was about to mike # thorouzh examination of wll the steamboats poilors around this city. He appoars to be an nc- tive, energetic oMcer, and there is no doubt that he means what he says, Ho declares his bolief that the bol'er of the Wostfeld wis well Gilod with wator when it exoleded. In this supposition be ve: counts for the great numicr who were sealed by the oxpl sion, The torce of the exp! Saya, proves that the boiler was filled with water, He has been to Police Headquarters and cxvained the pices of the boiler taken from the boat by Inspector Jaimson, He says that there is a crack iv the fron near @ bor taoutel row of rivots. ‘Tis cree may have been there when the boiler was . It could have boon discovered only by a tho examination of the boller (rom the ins toiy Mr, Belknap declares to have been imp owing to tha flues, whied wore situated but threo inc) es from the inner sur- roe, Whea the boiler (ore apart at this horizontal line of rivets, tho who'o plate, four feet wire, peeled off clear around the boiler, and was thrown With euch force agcinst (ue side of tue VeRwel that it took ite exrct line of enrya'are. ‘The wounded in Bolievas. @4 in number, rematn fm about the same comlition as on Weanesdoy sight. Nono died yes crday, thonch several of the patients are stil in « precarious condition, Tho body of Patrick Finuevan, fireman on the Westfield, who diet on Wednerday right, was yerverday taken by tus frienda to Staten I Thore is in the Morzus at Bolleruea coffin marked © Jonn Delatour,"” and containing tue Lody of a man 0 was Wounded by tho explosion, wio died in the hospital on Morday. There is evidently a mis take here, and one victlin of tiv explosion remain bog Without identification, Charles Silva, one of those reported missing, is in Bellevue Hospita!, ward 16, badly wounded, but ¢o- tng well. He lives at 82 Madison street, and is 6 Dookbinder, Nothing has yot been heard from David W. Ketle Aer, the inissing editor of the Iriek Would, The Fu) ofa Young Printer Boy On Tuesday afternoon Andrew Nesbitt breath. 04 Ute last in Belevue Ios) ital. He was only sey Qnteen years of age, a native of New York, ant was serving bis timeas a printer im the Sundoy Mercury office, On Sunday, with bis friend Relph Coles, he set out for asailto Staten Island, They embirkod on the ili-fated Westdel!, and were sit- ting m the forward cabin when the boiler explode! Mr. Nesbitt was struck in the head by» siece of timber, end the back of his skull was crushed tn. His coupanion was severely scalded. The two youns men walked op Brondway to the Park Hos ite. Yesterday a'ternoon he was buried irom the of his father, at 02 Vangam treet, Tr enclosed in’ a Landsome rosewood com den to Ww: which bore the ANDREW NESDITT, Dicd Avenat 1. 1871; Aged sevenieen years ana ten months. A wreath of choice Mowers lay a glass Pile revenled the featur wore @ natural expression, and a | ‘onceste 4 Bil tracesof the wourd, At Mn kart ite middle-aged motrer, dressed k. Anteutly goging Into the face of the dead. al Knels Kere tor hours, ond she continued to kneci bod Welch Until the coMla was removed. ooiock the burisl services were read Dr Si tol St, Andrew's Episcopal Churei: preach an impre kermon, The coffin wns Shen p iced im tue by id taken to Greeuwood Cemeto-y. Tbe Burial of M er Infant. On Wednesday alteraoon Anastasia Finley, wil Of Diickacl Fin'ey, of 13 Essex street, and ber infaot sou Potrick, nine months old, were buried, A rove: Wood collin contained the remaing, on Which wos a Guyer plate Dearing the iascription’s ANAS Diew Tice was a large f treads. 1 ince Dudies were couvoved to Calvary Comerery, and Mere the last sad rites wore Verformed in the chapel On the grounds. Alter the explosion Mrs. Finiey was found by Mr, Boits in the Loto, the Westfed borriviy mangled aud sutlering intensely. Her first Words Were; For Guu's sake kidd me, aud put ne Out of iu misery!" a The Burial of the Johnson Family. Mr, Henry Johnson, wile, and two children, of WL Court street, Lrvoklyn, wero passen: board the Westfield. te Lime of the explosion they wore seated in the front part of the upper avin, (alking to Christian Willard of Jersey City Mr, Johnson was thrown into the air and fell to the lower deck, Where be Was scalded recognition, Mr. Williard, Mrs, Jo! Were thrown overboard. ‘Mr. ¥ up by the vecutaits of a row boat, Mrs. Johnsen Wes boluing her child with one hand and graspiey 8 part ol tie Wieck with the other, ‘The other evild, ers on a boy of 2 years, fins not been found. Mr. Jovn son, wie, and eldest child were buried in Green Wood yesterday, eines Fourth Word Victim Yesterday morning a messenger entered the Oak sircet station and Fuid that two men, victins Of the Inte disaster, were dying on the fvurth Moor D153 Ok street, An officer hurried to $3 and fount Danie! and Cornelius Hozan, respectively 85 aud 4) ‘Their only nurse was their widowod is apparentiy over 70 years old It wis decided Lo send tuein to the Park Hospital, 1o toon (ransferret them to that in ov, Bot sre inv hosiole condition, Cor may porsibly recover, out Daniel iw Conrid peless, Botu were bora iu treland, are tailors uation, and bave lived in the conntry over dwoniy y They wore Ue only support of thoir wot Father Martin, the good priest of St dau. Qivlly attentive to the & et, buy been expe: notlicr. ‘The brothers » Chwcis in reach cd home nnaided, thiuking lithe of ther in furioy unul yosteruay. Bre nepocting thelr Boilers, Alvcrman Williau Richardsoa, who owns seve m™) Deooklyn rajlroad lines and some steai oate,yes- Vertoy bod the boiler of ¢ steamer E.Corniog, dr, ‘Which plies between Canar and Rockaway Beach, examined by Mr. Thomas F. owers, Police Inspec tor of Borltera, toze th Mr, George Bes sop, a rominent bol er mawer. ‘re boiler had be fosfee et in Aprilia t by ‘he government in Mr, Mathews, tho sane wie ¢ 1 to the goo ford tion of those inthe Wertfod gud prononue fe cacclient eonciiion The work of oats of the Union Porry Company Was cCouiiiaed yesterdar, Ph Veasels examined were the Mineo a, Winona, aud Aincrics, sll of which were found by the Inepeetars fo le in. safe condition, The C.inton,t-oneree: ant Colum. iw wore also sie wud iound Yo be im ood von ditivs ‘The Coverument and tho Core: The following lotwwr was yesterduy received by eo Kconon at the offles in the City Hall: Ty yrousr, de. New York iw f Kol You the piiy H Iie Tnepectors conducting the {i le di wt © of tae at Polic Bo Tke to Nice ealed Where Me how be sprescn a“ way, Jointly oF in Lavsnee ot conjolnely Wi th ® Mea Laan very fot N LOW Orr: ® ov Ata ou bs ” i ” WARKis. BROOM 1 ‘Ava, & 171 ! NgnOeK tO Cle we vosotthe U, vore permite and Orders to in ta to Jo Chit luvemtigatious Probatly Another Vietim, Honors Casey, daughter of John Casey, of 915 Bash Eo guiioth wtree!, bus becom my r ay bio ie voariy 13 yours of ave, has light bair, Mb odors aud shinzled, Light blue eyes, light com- y {stall for her age. She bad on a wate! Qroot'e ‘x, with hood, and a red calico dress + ification of Property in tho New Street Police Station. While Sergeant Gastlin was searching a mixed sock overcont yesterday in the New street station, he found ia one of the pockets two cards, which may be a clue to some dhe. who is missing, and mot reported, The wearor of the Cust must have been erribly scalded, for the coat shows merke of hard nsago, On one of the sides of the card is Francis Crawford, Real Fetate Agent, No. 986 Third avonuo, noar Firty eighth street, New York.’ Ou the other side is the following diagram: , | \— on 5) Price 913,00 ——, |§ 000 | g 100 foet.| E pas Thirty -® ‘The other card h: Metros poliian Wood Mouluing and fin: 6 Third avenue, New York,” On the over ‘side iam dine grin of rroperty, Lut so blurred as nut to be dis- tinguished, A silk striped scarf was yesterday identified as belonging to the Lite Miss dane Unimang, Mary Kierney, of 94 Wyekot street, Brooklyn, who Was blovn ‘off the Westfield, called yoatorday w street station, and {doutifed a hat that zed to her, Bhe took it home rea memento, id that sie would not part with it for $100. al persons who were rd the Weetteld iso called, an own, iueutified several articles as weir aero Senet Doing Honor to their Profeaston. Messrs, Truax & Doscher, lawyers at 7 Murray Feet, announce that they will prosecute the Staten Islund’ Ferry Company on behalf of thore who are 0 poor to pay the expenses of @ suit Lee of charge. —- Where leo was Wanted, A young womwn visited Bellevue Hospital yes- terday ond heard some of the poor sufferers crying tor “ice, fee.” Their friends watching at their bodsides seomed hurt at not being allowed to fur- nisa it, —— Not before Reported. Robort & lawyer, of 80 Nassau street, end Lawresee Smith, of 46 Uoward street, were among the victims, ‘Their injuries are not serious, . —— Victims in Hoboken. Mr. Leming, of Hoboken, was with his wife on the ferry boat West@eld on Sunday, Both were seriously injured. They are at their home in Ilo- boken, Ce - Col, French Catches a Shark—The Shark Shows Fight and Gets Shot, Col. Dick French, of French's Hotel, who has been airing bis rheumatic nether extremities at Istip, L. 1, this season, exchanged bis billiard cue fora fishing polo yesterday. The Colonel isa man of muscle, He had heard much of shark fish- ing, and hut @ notion that be would like to hook one of those voracious monsters, Having hauled in a dozen or more of black fsa, bass, woak fis! and eels, the Colonel baited his hook with a chunk of fat porx, threw the line overboard, lighted cigar, and Waited results, He had not lon, to walt, ‘for in less than ten minute the Colonel felt a feariul Jerk upon his line. ‘the next thouzht was to pull in his game. Rowing toward shore the monster was drarged to the surface, wh Colonel drew bi which Le lias mWways enrried vince the F tiaves to despoil him of bis $3,500 dian nd euccos#iuliy planted a Slob in a wisal jark, The monster was hauied on ou found to measure eight feet six iucnes in length, nih Sahel TEE BROOKLYN OPERA, pita oct The Theatrical War in Brookiyn—State- ment of Mr. Charles White, Mr. Charles White makes the following state: ment regarding tue Brooklyn Opera House troublo reported yesterday: He went into business with Richard M, Hooley in lis new Opera House in Chicago. in December, 1870, buying a haif jaterest and paying for it in Avout three weeks age Hooley wanted to change the Character of the entertain nents given in the house, and proposed buying out Mr, White for the sam amount Wat he hud paid, Mr, Waite accepted the Eroposition, aod she payinents were to be made as foliows: A vertaiy amount in cast, au assignment of the joase of the Brooklyn Opera House, trausferring to him all rents then due, aud all coming due until ite expiration, wud tho balubee of the amount in note When dir, White came on to New York, be found the tenaut of the Opera House, Join I. Spencer, brother of Alex. Svencer, of the Giobe Th Now York, owed nearly $200) back re Mr. White made a personal demaud for the money, as did the Janitor of the Overa Louse: or him. ‘Mr. cer relused payment, avd Mr. White | com: ced action acuinat Mr. Spencer for the amou The cane was brought before Judge Troy July and adjourned until Augast 2, Counsctior Hove appeared for Mr, Spencer, and, in cousiderstion ot Bir. Spencer's ives, asked for a further adjoura Ment, Which was granted, until next Monday. Mr! White states that Mr. Josuua ilart, wio was the stage wonazer of the Opera House under Mr, Spencer, hay nothing wlatever to do wiih the mat tor; that the above statement covers the whole kround, and is supported vy the facts, Me regards the pubiication of any stutemence, true or untru regarding bis toamily aftuirs, ws utterly uncatied fur. r, White has been before the pulic for thirty five years. His record is an Loo: ¢, and lis statements are entitled to due consiicration. ——— - ‘The End of Another Misspent Life. A woman, apparently about forty years of age, hired an apartment on the first floor of the rear Luilding at 443 East Thirteenth street, three months acy, Bhe professed to be a single woman, and gave ber name ax Ann Finn, She did uo work and reemed to have plenty of money, She drank very hard and died very suddenly yesterday morning of the delirium treaens, ‘The netzhbors took care of hor in her last filness, there being nobody else to attend her, She said had a niece in this ¢ wbo is respectavle, aud wo would ve ashamed of her. Ofiicer Secley of tho IiMth street police st having been summonod, searched ber trunks and boreauand fonnd a bank book for $10) on the Bice: ker atreot bank, ‘I'he occupants of the house ray (iat she had another bank book ov the Clambers Atrect bank representing $200, and another ou a Dank Ja Wall street showing €1.05 to her account They vay, moreover, that a few duys ago she ieot a age sun to cn Unknown gentioman, receiving therefor a mort executed by & lawyer nae) David Levy, Sue lies tu her apartment uuwashed and uncared tor Whe The Supreme Court has ousted remi ing city officials of Paterson appointed by the Re publican half of the City Counc.l, and the Demo crats rejoico in undisputed possession of all the city offices, Buta the deadlock ia the Board of Aldermen still continues, these officials have little to do, E. K, Mason, the City Treasurer, bus sued James Duna for te $25,000 he borrowed on the credit of tho city while nulding the office of Trea. surer on the appointment of the Repudiican half of the Common Council, A’ Junmy has spent te moncy he is in a quindary. The Coolest of the Barginr At 11 o'clock last night two burglars were ar- reste! in Williamsburgh, ene by Officer Burrill and too other by Detective Langan, Ons, who gave his hime as Henry Fisher, was found in Mr, Shaur's 13 Grand The other burglar was eouebt in another part of the ward, iu the residence stor ttreet, of Mr, Atweil. at 56 Bediord avenue, He & name is dokn Clark, He had dressed bineelt in Mr. Atwell's clothes, aud was seated in the rear parlor writing @ note to the eitect that be Would re (urn the articies When he became rich A Protty Wight with ak Tho trustees of Jamaica attempted to foree th Bouth Side Atailroad Company to. uvild n new depo nd lay out a street in. the village by re‘ Hrond, oudle track within the corporate } stoppin i rumored th the Long Ielaud Rail Warden Stacom's $1,000 Watch, The Hon, Morgan Jones ealicd ut the residence of Wardon Stucwin fast night, and gave him 9 $1,090 i 4 lo tatteched The wateh ta an inde pendent econd stem winder, enitaviied with ty J, By nnd bas the following inscription, * Morgan Jones ty Jolin Stacom, 1571," be Old Guelph Malady, In the Commons last fy, Gladstone dee 4 twit the Queen Was aapopaler, her seclusion, but suid she Was anx or public dutice as boom a Los Ayasbh Rermityod, NEW YO POISONING BY WHOLESALE, QUESTS OF AN ATLANTIC CITY MOTEL POISONED BY THE COOK, — ned with Of of Bitter Eating Custard hen The Landlord and Hulf of his and Purging-No Fatal rance je Cook, Gorrespondence ot The Sua. Atiaxtio City, Aug. 8.—This young, pretty, and attractive seaside rosort has just escaned » calamity that at frst threatened to be second in extent only to the fearful ferry disaster in New York. The poitoning of the guests of tho Alliam- bra Hotel, which bas already been announced by telegraph, was an sffair of more moment than has beon given to it, Nearly sixty inmates of the houre partook of the dondly potion, and wore prosirated by ite effects, That none of them loet thoir lives is a miracle that sorpasses words, ‘The Alhambra ts 0 firet-closs hotel, though rather asmall house, Itts kept by Mr. RB, Leeds, well known throughout eastern Pennsylvania and in New Jersey os « popular landlord, and one who thoronghly knows how to keep hotel. He ts largely patronized by Philadelphians, On Sunday last ho Lad between 100 and 195 gnesta in bys hous EATING A POISONED DINNER, Dinner was served from1 to %y o'clock, The guests were all in good apirite and seemed to enjoy the meal, At 8 o'c’ock, however, some of the ladies who bad eaten early began to experience anpleasant symptoms, piting and purging war prevalent in vasious parts of the house, and all the mensongers were employed chasing the fow doctors in the place. By four o'clock the number of affected ones had fncreased (o an alarming extent, and tho wildost consternation prevailed. It became obvious that the guests bad been poisoned, though how aud by whom was a mystery, As the moments pasted the number of distressed ones increased, and those not already sick were nearly as badly frightened as those that wore prostrate, SUDDRN DISAPPRARANCE OF TUR COOK. It was now conceded that tho auflerers had been potsoned, and that the poison had been administered in the food provided for dinner, An investigation ‘Was at once set on foot, but was balked et the out Set by the unaccountable absence of the cook That responsible functionary had taken alarm at the first manifestation of trouble, and absconded. ‘This ffact at onco created the very natural impression "that the polson hind been pur- pose administered, By nichtfall there were be tween Afty and sixty ingiates of the house suffering from the sume cause, The landlord being amoog the number, tozether with members of his ttamily, and some of the sorvants in the houge, it was clear that he couid not have been privy to the dasturdly crime. The continued absence of the cook, how ever, settled the couviction upoo every mind that she Was wlone guilty, WALY TUE HOUSEHOLD POISONED, Halt the housebold were now in the wildest paroxysws of distress, All toe puysicians of the town Were in aitendance, and the cumber was tov Jew to gite promot attention to so many severe 6 1f ferers, Telogras were sent to Philadelpaia tor as- istance, but this reliance failed until Monday morn- gf, When Dr, Grove and one or two others came down, 1n the mean tine, however, the persevering eflorte of the local plysiciaus, Dra, Reed and Black Wood, and the prowpt administration of wutid of various kinds, bad prevepted any fatal results, ‘The patients were still sufering greatly on Monday, and many Were by no Wweans oUt of danger, ALL ESCADED DEATH, Happily, wowever, they have at this timo all es- caved death, and the inost of them have #o fur recovered as to be able to be conveyed to their foveral bomes, ‘Tre affair bas nearly depopuiated those not poisoned taking the alarm and first opportunity. There are still a cases remaining in te hous but these T have not been permitied to converse With OF even to see, ‘The proprietor of the house, Mr. Leeds, is up and about, theugh sbowl ja bis bogeard Lace the ef. fects Of his poisoning. He snd all about the honse ore exceeding!¥ reticent about the o@air, reading that until & proper investigation ty y should say nothing. They, bowever, admit that pulsum Was aumivistered by the couk, but urge tuat Iv was a mistake and not aa juventional crime, THR NATURE OF THE POISON. What the poison was {s not yet ascertained, Sere ral diferent stozies are efloat in regard to it, most commonly accepted version is, that in making & curtard tae cuok used oi) of bitter uimonds instead of essonve of vanilla, a8 intended. ‘Enis isa herd sicry to believe end can only be accounted for on the supposition that the Cook wae so stupidly Crunk tet sue diun't know what sie was doing, Aby one in their sober senses would at ‘once detect the diflerence in the edor, Oil of bit- ter simonds 18 Che Of the Kost getive aud deadly poisons known, It is four times as poworful as the Ordinary prussic acid dispensed in the drug stores. One quarter of w drop of it isthe linitation of the dose slowed by the United Bates disvensatory, A full crop of it would Kill any swail animal, ond would be very dangerous tow human being. Wh Sn the world so poweritl a poison was in the charge of a drunaen cook 1s tnexplicuble, and Causes doubts to arise as to the verity of this ver. sion uf the case, ANOTHER VERSION, Another story 1s that the custard was cooked in a brass kettle, and absorbed a portion of vervigris from the inetul, But (his Woulu have rendered te dis ¥0 unpalatable that no one Would have eaten of it, Again, it Is charged that the cook purposely ixed strychnine with the custard, but the symp. toms manifested by the sufferers Were not those of tuis form of poison. ‘Lhe continued absence of the cook renders the so. Intion of (hese various theories diMecult, but your Teporter Will endeavor to silt something defuite ‘ous of them Lo-wmorrow, TUR NAMES OF THR POISONED Among those who are said to have te have obtained are the following; H. B. Martin, Wm. T, Millick and daughter, 1, J, Humphreys, A. L.| Navzant, wife and three chil Gren, G, W. Bates and son, Mts. EB. 8, Reove, all of Puilddelpuia; Miss Printz, of Reading; Mrs. ©, 1, yolsoned I Br oke, R, Hatch und two childran, i. B, | Leeds aud wie, of Salem, N. J; HH, 8. Rover und doughter, of Germantown; T, R. Hand and danguter of Philadelphia; ' ©. P. Johnson, D. Feebt, Robert Grist and family Zeon, Mra. Vogel, Bach, tha three Missos Wiling. tons,” ‘The landlord, ius wile and duughier, 9 nom ber of the servants ot the house and two neighby ing families, Iriends of the servants, who had en- Joyed the Lospiiaiities of the kitcuen, were also Miss Lizzi sMected. Ine doctors pronounce the whole party to be out of canger ———e A Philadelphinn’s Skull Fraciuyed by Rowe dies yesterday afternoon a stranger entered the laser beer saloon of Louis Thorn, 214 Kast Filth street, He soon complained of feviing ili, aud lay down on ao sofa in the back room, He gave bis name as Louis Auguste Cou ture. and said that be resided in Philadelphia, where Le had wite and two cbildren, On Wednesday pixht be visited sore friends at Union Hill, N. J, and left them about 11 o'clock, intending to return to New York, While waiting for u car, he was sud: denly #track on the bead from behind by an ux known ruffian and partially stunued, Re himself, be showed figi.t, whereupon an rut fan doalt bim a terrible biow in the buck, felling him to the ground, His assuilants flod without av npiing to Kecure alarze sum of money which LA s person, Me was suffering too much to Word being sent to tuo Pith street Hutchinson examined hin found that his skull Was fractured aud that the sixth rio on the left side was broken, An ambulince was summoucd, wud he was taken to Bellevue Mosziial ——— aj A Marriage Broken O@ by Rum, Edward W omas, of 804 West Thirty-first strevt, was engaged Lo be married to Miss By daughter of Mra, Byrnes, of 861 Ninth avenue, list About four o'e! station, Dr nes, Sunday week. On the day appointed Thomas called ab the house drank, ‘The murriage was broken off Fince tien, Thomas hos several times presented humselt wnder the influence ut the young woman's honse, and bas been driven away, ‘Taw lamily bad at lust to change their residence to excape Thomas's Annoyance. ‘Then he persecuted another daughter of Mrs. By who lives ia Horty-eghyh street, kod compelled her to move, He weat wayinia his former intended as eho Was gottige Into the care The mothe yesterday appeuled to @atice Cox to put hin undor fosuaiut, aud he was required to fur hich 10) bal. ik Williamsburgh’s Last Murder, On Wednesday night Joha Schum, of 137 Ss street, Williamsburgh, was stabbed in the back during a quarrel in Anargw Beck's lager beer eajoon nt m and Ewen streets, Yostord Morning Dotoctive Siort arrestoa;Lawrence Linwor, Jonn Heilser, and Stophen Hartmann, The wounded fr gone yesterday to identiiy them: is positive (hat Heilser Is the assassin The Munteipal Blection in Chartenton, Cus nuxstox, & Aug, $.—The count of the voto casi in yesterday's election i# not concluded, but tie elvetion of Gen, Wexner as Mayor aud ths wooie Claeys’ Uckel Is conceded, majority is 600 votos, man waa too Andrew Bec RK, FRIDAY, A¥GUST 4 THF RALL AND BAT. More than 9,000 “pectators—Retting $100 to 880 on the Haymnkers—Tho Trojans Victorious by 13 to 12 Troy, Aug. 8.—The Red Stockings of Boston and the Haymakors of ‘Troy bad their third chom, pionship contest here to-day, ‘The Haymakers were the victore—12 to 13, Over thtte thoudand people were on the gronnd, and manifested the liveliest Interest in the progress of the game, The If makers were the fivorites with betting mon, and puds of $109 to $50 were frecly offered and ne freely accepted.* The play in the fleld was morked by several errors on both sides, The Bostonians are chorged with more errors than the other sido. Spaulding, by wild throws, and MeVoz, by passed bails, in tho third inning, gave the mowers four rans more than they were entitled to, Harry Wright prerented them with anotuer run on the seventh by muMirg an ensy fly. On the other side Bellan, in the first inning, failed to hoid the ball when McGeary threw it fo him, By this error, be- tides missing an enty coudle play, Beilan gave the ot}er side three runs, (o whieh they had no claim. ‘This muff was, however, partially atoned for ata later period in the gamo, when Bellan seized a red-hot fy ball, batted by Spaulding, and threw it to Craver fo time to put Shaefer out at second and to make @ very pretty douole play. In the last théee Innings the Rede played vory safely, both In the fleld nd at the at, and tne result was that they Kcored six runs to three 1 8ce by tl elr opponents OF the three games played between these two clubs the Haymokers have won two, one of whieh was played in Troy and the other in Boston, ‘Tho other nino wero euccessiul in the first game Of the series, which was playod here in May last, At this lost mentioned match George Wrieht was disibled, @ since then has vot, uutil to-day taken part di any championship game. BAYMAKERS, © RIN.PO.| RED STOCKINGS OR INPO. MeGeary, ¢. 00 2G. Wight ee. York, 6. f. 22 3,Barnes,2d'b Flowers 2 t Let Piynn, Mtb, 1 Me i King.} f,..0.) 8 MeMallin, p, i Pikes te fois. 2 Rehafer Helin, 846, 2 Cones he fess Craver, 20 0; 0 0 dispauiding, p. Total, seed? 1915-4) Total INNtNOS, Jet. 24, 1. duh, Btn. Oth Haymaxers....9 1° 8° 2° 2 0 Keastockingy.8 9 1 0 8 0 Runs enrnec—taymakene 4; 1 Timo of gaine 2 hours and 80 mi pire, Charles Sweasy of the Olympics of Washin —o—— ‘The Savannnhs Benton by tho Yesterday afternoon the gentlem nah ffayers appeared on the Cupitoline ground, the Stars of Brooklyn on Uils occasion being their op- Ponents, This was the best game the Savannah Jads Lave plryed sinco their arrival bere, but it was cull and uninteresting in the extreme, the Stars, Who ought to bave shown a vetter example, pliyinz without either skil or vim. Had the Southerners alittle practice with some of our betier amateur clubs, they wonld improve rapidiy and show the Other clube in the South how to play ball Inxtnos. it. Rf. 34. ath. Suh, 64m. Teh, Hun, OLD, tars, A ees Savanna 0 0 2 0 4 ot 8 0 OF 2 Umpire-Air, Bardock, Atlantic ¢120. ‘Tune of gauie~2 ‘and 10 my DUie8, amity vs, rLrag’ _ Inxtxos. 1st, 24. 84. 4th, Sth 6th. Wh, Beh 9th, Way ie Vb es oo Om Pe ft 68 208 O-u j.Fivaway, 7 Unp Union stat Clap. Thine of gai ‘and 19 minutes ps ——— FUN ON THE COURSE, Tho Pools for Today's Races. le, for First Race—The August Stakes, one m two-sesrolds, one pool soid. Mufora’s entry, 110: McGrath's entry. 95: Parks's ontry, 9) ; Sandiord’s entry, 155 Littell entry. 10, Second’ Kace— Robbing Stakes, heats. for colts and Allies, three-year-olds, two-mile Folns... 1.40 60 wo Salina b00 bay 3.0 Fawin i 2 8 1y Mekianey: ‘ 6 FS 0 Madame Dudley. ct) 8 8 Third Race—Four-miie beats, 0 sold. PFermbord he fe for all ages, one Susan Aon, 110; Jndge Dure'l, 4 and Butietin colt, 10, 3 been postpondd until Satur- — Racing ot Waverley, Yesterday af races on tho Wat Was fore purs io & Nod. rnoon there were two exciting Tue dest ley Fair take of ound trae s 100, mile bi Goorge Ray's bm. Nelly Howard, ee ee Geo. Wright's 0. ©. Geo. Wash'n 0100 The second race wes a five-mile dash t purse and stake $200, Farrant’s bay gelding I Bumsted, and Brown's bay aire Maric Adolaide wore the tonte 4. ‘The horses were eventy matched, the geldinz, however, having more tom, and winning by (vo lengths, mare ing badly, Time, ius, — Abduction and Atiempted Murder of a in Cochecton Pour Jenvis, Aug. 8.—About a fortnight Mary Slater was abducted from Tyler Hil, Wayve county, Pa. and was subsequently foand on an island in the Delaware river, near Cochecton, The girl wes employed in the femily of Mr, Daniel Fortman, Thomas Keats worked in the nel:bbor- hood, Keate, in connection with others, had for some time attempted to accomplish the ruin of the girl, bat without success. Foiled in this purpose, he circulated reports damaging to her character, an: persisting in them, Mr, Mortman told him teat h Must either substantiate thei or stand a snit for Siander. Measures having been takea for his arrost on the charge of slander, ne, with associates, ad- dneted her on the night of the 18th ult., mads ber insensible with chicroform, and deliberately threw her into the Delaware river, itis believed wih the intention of drowning her, ‘It was a dark and rainy night. It so happeved that there was sand bar in the river where the girl was thrown in, apon ono edge of which her head fell, and rested out of tne water, This saved ber life, “Keats 1s in Howesdsie doi, “ ——— ; ‘The Belt-Game Thieves Threatening to Mure dev their Victim, John d arrived in June last in this city from Pit en route for Sweden. He putup ‘at Charlos Hammond's hotel in Watt street, and wis taken to John McCrrron's office, Canal street, to get his money changed into English gol, For $400 in currency he received only £25 ond silver to the amount of $1, die did not dis cover the defleioncy until at sea, torved to Now York a few dave pplie Carron's oflce, and received $5) With Ui Hac if he wisled to save his tite he bad better out of the elty at Godtiried was introduced to Capi. Thorne, who took him to Mr, Caserly, at Castle Garden, ind Godtfried got buck bis mouey, No acrests were made, i eS ; A Desperado Shot in a Court Room. New Onteans, Aug. 3.—Arthur Guerin, a well- known desperate character of tuis city, while cre ating a disturbance in the Criminal Cobrt to-day. was ordered out by Jadge Abel White, and in being removed was slot and Mortully wounded by Coier Sherif James D. Houston, ‘The Sheriff immediat ly surrendered. Witmself, and be was committed Jail. A colored boy was hit by a stray shot in th Hut not seriously Injured. rin ind killed a co! Ontic red tian, aud in 1869 he killed Special r Hennessey, It is believed Gueria will die —__- rol Mr, Nathan, The Times dectares with # tlourish of tramp that the Natbon wuriorer in in Scotland, and th Private detectives are on bis truck, ‘This is none ken. Tre Nuthin murderer is undoubtedly in Now York city at this minute. A man might safely bot Superintendent Keiso one dollar to dity cenis that he can be found upon the City Hall steps any Sunny afternoon, and that his name ts now upoa the city pay-rolt Stabbing A@ray in Newark. Thomas Gilchrist stabbed Thomas Morrissey in Market street, Newark, tase evoning, with a jack knite, Tho knife entered the abdomen and infieted a dongerous Wound, Gilebrist, who 18 ® boatman on tue Morris Cun, had had & dificult’ with an oti face wan whe siruek him soveral biows in tho Belioving that Morrissey was his casaitant, he Tustied upon hin and plunged the knife into uis abdomen, Rn NEW JERSEY Samué) Jackson was killed on the Erie Railway track at Itidvewood yesterday Charles McCabe, a tramp, was killed on the Now Jersey Kutlvond at only Park yesvoraay A wang of Innorers in w Branswiek refused to oontinue ther work on account of tho foul bia Phewods language used by thelr Loreinad A son of the Rey. Mr, Freund, of the German M. F. Chueh on Walnut street, Newark, fell trom the ror of the Church Walid ug Yesterduy, W distance of GO foot A Yoatorday ag Jolin Murray was tamping © cbarce tn Humihrey Prico's aunrey moron, the pow ler 6x plo ed ana Murray was blown tance, Hew lornbiv ijured Mis Vou Riper was run over and killed on the Filo Kailwey, Doar Hohokus, yesterday moroime She tevpad oul the way of ong train Into the way Of OyOPES MPPLOALUIDE UW tho Opposite dueoHon. | THE INCENDIARY REGIMENT — THE DEMAGOGO NEW TRAP FOR UNSUSPECTING INISUMEN, ‘The Material which the Porierhonse Stale men intend to bave at Hand when next they Fomont a Riot-The Etehty-eighth. Constitution Hall is on the southeast corner of Twenty second street and Third avenues, It is o modest Urick building of threo stories, and painted yellow, A liquor store Is on the ground floor. Over the entrance to the store, and on the angle of building, is a large stained glues lamp, Inseribed t pee coxerirerion HA Tho entraneo to the building bas generally been on Twenty second street, through a narrow hallway, and up a steep etaircase, A plain gloss jamp is over this door, Last night the lamp was not lighted, ‘The hall was dark and dreary. Tie tov floor ts let for meetings ond entertainments of all kinds, The fearless Eighty cighth filled tio rooms last night, The side door being locked, entrance to the floors above could be hid only through the barroom. A door in Twenty-second street, which communi cated with acard room off the liqnor store, being open, and the room unlighted, a Svn reporter walked in, After searchicg for wumo timo he found 8 stair cose, nnd up this he went, At the top alight shone down from a jet gas. It feol on the face of a boy of about 13, He looked as tiough be would like to say sowething. He did not, however, and the reporter Died into the room, followed by two or three trishmen, Rude Venches had been placed on the ele of t hall for the accommodation of those wishing to joi the regimont, Adont fifty persons were ia the room, They were all laborers, with the brogue fresi on their tongues, ‘The room was stifling toa degree, and ali were in o perspiration, TUR LEADING POLITICIAN. Mr. G, 1. Cooney presided, Ho ts a preporsossing man, not to say Landsome, Ie wore aruit of black, and from bis vest dangleda fine black wateh guard. The men sat around on the side seats, with the ex- ception ofa few of the younger class who wero or ronged on a bench runaing across the room. When the ceporter entered the Coairman}wus explaining tue dificulties which have beset tis organization “You feo, gent Wat wo must bave arms And accoutrements Here the chairman wos interrupted by Pateic'e Farrell, He evidently had bis eye on the colonei- ship. for he talked vehemently, and might havo talked on all night if poruitiod You seo,"* saya Farr that wo can't get along without some system. People come up here and sign the roll, What dows that aznount to. Noth more than bosh, ‘The Irish vave the naine of being Very poor organizers, T think it's a fact." The meeting sureiy did not entertoin the same notion, for when Patricx sat down all was silence, woen le bud expected applause, INFORMATION WANTED, “ Mister Chairman," said another, “I am nota meniber of the regimont. That ie, 1 have not sixned the call, but L would like to know how many members the roginent has Mr, Cooney said, "340, feat, Rising ogain, ‘after losser lights seated by lis ing an encouraging picture ended by calling on all in tho room to. sien their names, With the exception of two honest looking, hard workine Irishmen, none moved. As the moet: ing was secret, every one who had escaped tio vigilance of the rorgeantat-arms wer soveroly scrutinized, snd anydody that looked like a r porter was rigilly cross-questioned The Son re. porter escaped, however, Everybody was xsked that had not aireaay Joined, und thosy who equ.vo- cated were thrust out, ‘ho representative of Taw SUN aid he would join, but wouid rather sve moro orgaaigution and and dropped into his king counsel of several ide, he in by draws of the reeunent, ond LYss TALK. Tt was now near 10 o'clock, and the enthusiasm Was ata low ebb. Somebody propored that some body else should speak, ‘1his Was assented to, and the officers scoursa the room in me roaring orator to cet up 9 patriotic pals: Was a fllura, pad Laluge mace. tomy blue, Finally, by way of relieving the monotony, the President suit that he would ea!l off the names of those who liad aigned the roll, aod they “could ay an agsersmoat of twenty-five cents.” A long fiat ‘or names, probably not resching over one bun dred, in whien’ Join Brown" figured prominently, was read by Mir. Cooney, Ten meu paid te amouut latina nother scouting party was sont out by the were found : bot the St reporter Was suspiciously poores at, ulthoush ie beld nutuing ia dis Land but his bat, ORATORY AGAIN, After the lnpse of a few seconds, by way of va riety, the « ) Meviine Wes vein slated L proposed. ‘The tortunate in vidual sivaled ont was jor Martin Hanley, one of tw sors at tho inflammatory miweting of July 2) revoort Hi Meany cid tot make Dear Hanley des clined to say any thing As the reporter was stepping from the room a big astached individnal anproacued hn, * sce here, you're a reporter, aint yor?" Weil (lurning to the Sergeant-at-Arma, whone eyes Were ike Wintature bon:h #hells), uida’t I tell you not to let any one pass you LOOKING AT BACH OTHER. The Sergeant-at at the reporter a then at tae mou er O1 tho tearle Eighty-eiguth The n@stached oMcer was reduforced by several Worrlormwith moutas agape ‘One of these, and tue iuost greasy looking, pressed forward. His {aco was uusnaven, and his collir looked like @ second edition of a City Hall fag utter 4 thunder stower gee here. der yer want to jine the regiment No, sir." Well, We allows nobody here but those wantin’ 0 taire,"? reporter eaid he was already preparing to t, and tipping bis bat to the * fearless” mem- bade them " good night,» tos afterward the meeting adjourned until next Monday evening. ——— : Trouble Auticipated in New Orleans. Naw Omieans, Aug. 3.—It is belicved there Will be serious trouble at the i:epublican Conven tion, which meets here om the 9:b inst, Alost bitter * fooling exits betweou the leaders aud partisans of the Dunn and Warmoth factions, walen grows more hostile as the event approacaes. Kxch accuses tho other of contemplated violence und fraud, ‘Che bolting of one of the factions 18 considrea probable. - oe BASE BALL NOTES, The einploveos of Sareent & Co, va, the employees ot Lenders, Prary @& Clars, to-morrow on the Capito: Boe wae The game between the Mutuals and Forest Citys at Cleveland yesterday wa ed by the rain at t {1 thorixth ining. The score then stood ab 1) aVOr Of Khe Forest Citys. — LOSSES BY winy - ) Peekokill Soven buildings were burned in Lonisyile yester J.B, Kimball's lumber storetouse, contutning $9 000 Woith of Moiehed Work. In Feet Roston,. "The, bse $1100 the Lyma uw Gd £40,004. W. N, Wilcoa's pattorn shop s ebbage soloui-houre wiljac —— ONAL INTELLIGED R. 8. Wooyeng and K. Magesima of Embassy 1s London, and K. Yoskikawa, of the Jap: aucae Embassy in Warhingiou arrived here from Kus and 10 (he Parchla yesterday. ‘They coiurn to Yoso: PERS Of. the Javanore home by the next steamer from San Francisco Miss Lillie Leland, daagater cf Warren Loland, Feq., gra luater wiih stinguis ra recen!iy wt Rocdtind Instituto, sa0 had wo Daigeot i 1 rior four years in ston the fist t notion had Oven vod im twenty ‘ —— SPARKS PROM THE PELUGRAPA, Gen Sherman is lu Syracuse Tho indications are thot a Convention bas bec carried 1 North Carolina Mra Hurnside, a doughter of Seeator Camoron, diva Ih Harrisburg yesterday Harry Choato has won the billiard champion fOitomn! indiana over Jacou Uaisutt, by 9) pal ogame of 1,3 The Inman Steamship Company have tendered to Ps. Gilmer piosace Cr And from Bae pe, to Ald Hinton his Universal Peace dubiice, ilworae tails ik tho City ot Brussels 1 Iho University. Convention in Albany yeatordey Pron the deze of doctor Mf Litaratacs on tu Pe a De ot Union Sud Williaut D. Wal Hull, a farmer, who lived noar ed by Woul alte fli wdista Fdied Ueiu.e he could bere Porsonal property of tho Iron Mountain Button mot 1s {ucomotly rad Vaden vas DOCH KG Ae VY Lue County Covloctor at si Louis. atit is bo De bold August 17, to eatisiy & deiuaud for $83 0. A boat race between th ne Club of Wast neton and the Undine Ciab. of ke at Fotos Moneoe. sesterday. way woo by (he Pocoinae, ‘Lhe course Was 8 nil aud ® UAL down tho Fiver apd Fo vasa, ‘Time~ ibd K GENUINE REPUBLICAN! >. Mr. Grectey's Declaration that the Party Shalt not be Rained by Grant, Schultz, Orton & Co.—Fight to bo Made tu tho Next Minto Republican Conventions The Unton Republican General Committee mot Jost evoning, and President Greeley was in the chair, Nearly all the delegates from the different Assem- viy Districts were there, and in view of recent events an interosting meeting was anticipated. After the usual routine work of reading the record of the preceding meetings an J calling the roll of dolegates, » eoiey Called upon tho different sub-commit- tees for reports. The Executive Commmitteo was the only one to respond. That, througa fia Civir- man, preseated a report reiterating the principles of Republicanism, and avowing fealty to the party un der oll cireumstances. It thon denounced the action Of the city authoritios In truekling to © the Qangor ous element in our midst” by forbidding THR ORANGE PROCESSION on the 1%h of July, and reasserted the inslienabte Nght of American citizens of whatever nationality to enjoy unrestricted the fullest measure of liberiy Gf conseience and of action consistent with our laws, While the Committee denounced in unmeasured terms the truckling spirit of certain of the cry outhorit it tendered the thanks of ol! Rerut: Keane to the police fore ni the militia for the Promptiessjand vigor wity which they acted ducing the riot The antject of te ail erninent wre then touc 1 frauds in the city gov ed noon, ‘The Repablican party Was pledged to the forreting out sh ment of these scandals, The report of Con mitloe Was Unanimously adopted WORDS OF WISDOM FROM A SAGR. Mr. Grectey ton arove, and bonignuntly smile! npoa the delegates, He said: Ganrimven: There belng no other business before the Comait-e. t would gay that E have a iew rusulu ons here that I would Nae to present looked ovor bis glasses at the tates looked ut Mr. Gieeley t interest, Ar. Greeley thea road the followine teolret, That thta Committee reiterates wat of its conviction that there waa no 1 ud he Fea: ronable exsues for the interposition ot Corn to dia tao the party In thie of der the * of gavin. (Prolonged choer K Foat we point to the {ret that no consider. able port V of the Pentblicans of our eity Nave ii Eny CountenAnce to this rcorgaNZalOn, HOLW Its cand: ing the consirniat put upon tae subordinates by DISPENSERS OF FEDERAL PATRONAGE in ovr city, virtually compelling them to unite In the new departure, on peuaity of losing thelr places. (Loud aud enthusiastic chesring | Aesolved, That, eouiding in the justice and discern- montot tr Kepiblican bre!nren turouynone the Stato, and deterumiued that tac party rail not bed structed if Ib ve In ont power Co prevent it, we place onrselves tine Feservedy th ther Nt ill abide by the Jud inent of eur next Biot Convention, whatever their Judgment may b Herotced, That, confi tent that none other than good and true wea will be nominated by tot Couveution, We pietige In advance to its hominecs our hearty and effective support. aornert, That we wees the assem ab. Hoan Biate Convenon at @ very. es yin order that the fuileat advantage may bs taken of tie t HOW srvcilInuc Wnt ¥ 0 bear our aad is eau WHAT-MM. GhexEry RRASRD, end of the rewling, lood and raptorons went up from the deieat the r were adopted with enthusivn, Mr. ¢ said that he bad still another uti treierring to the oilesed £ # tbat subject had be Executive Commitiee, he hail eras Thore being no tnrthor’ busiites mittee, it wax declared ajourned, The following is the fiom t intended to oler on the subjoct of frauds: Resolved, That the recent part measnreie’s co. ruption and protligacy by waynates who misrue ant plan Vince be that much mors remaihe uniscorer a. aud We demand a searching And tiy.cuRH Our cr v's fuanees, well Knowing (eat U0 Will astound gue good peovie of our country, dRvRiopmNeAta Stibe tthe Tamms eihis city con SUNDAY NIGHT'S CAR DISASTER. BSE Throe Mon Pushed of Car—The Legs of two of them Bruised toa delly—Death of one nnd Probable Death of the Other, On Sunday night last, Thomas Owens, Lis wife and bis brother, were visiticg somo fricuds in Bast Twel th street, Owens Las been ovly about two weeks in this country and bas been but recently married. The party took a Second avenue car, No. 49, intending to return to their homes in Broy ‘The men got on the front platfor lyo and Mrs, Owens wentinside, Mr, John Delatour of f5 Hoster strect, a member of the firm of Nussel, Sturgis & Co, ship owners rot on the front platfor About Sixtu street three drunken men picked a Quarrel with the driver of the car, Patrick Foo Fiooi! attempted to pneh them off while t was in mor Hoe suc 1 the kuoet ing the Owens brothers and Dolatour into te #ireet, and the car Whe over the lege Tuomi Owens at Dur, ¢ # thom intoa jelly. Vieces o on bones toll out of Owons's pantaloons. 1 yore Laken of dim, Poth men were taken to Bellovaedlospital. Dela tour refused to subwit to amputation, nad vied yo terday mi Ing at 10:30 o'clock, O right lez taxen off ovlow the kn 1 dving well. The physicians, fear, how flimmation will sot ingin whiet case ho Ns tainly die, ‘The weatoer ts too wari tor Inn, and it wos not until nearly every drov of blood had beouw draiued from Mia body taat bo couseu rmed re anrenitting in th tions to him, His case is peculiarly hard, as he has no money pit by, and been rendered unit tor sucht labor us he Was used to, ‘The driver of cho er Was arrested at tho time of the accident, and Seott held him at the Tombs on Moniuy a to await the result of Owens's and Delstour the operation per His wife and sister nyu ries, All tuat can be urged against him is not stop. ping the car before he attempted to put his assul- autsof, T three drunken men are uLkuowa, ee Preparing for th ight. The Committee on Organization appointed by the Presidents of tho Wm, M, Tweed Clubs of this city met at 4 Evst Ninth stroot last evening to form Contral Wm, M. Tweed Ciub on the plan of the Matthew T, Bronuan Associetion, ‘Th represented were those of the First, See Eighth, Ninth, Twelfth, Fifteenih, Sixte Fighteenth Wards. Mr. nth, and John P. Ryan of the First Ward occupi the chair, and Mr, dames O f the Fourth officiated as Secretary. Specchos wers delivered by Messrs. Lut Grimes, Hanlon, ana Muthali, and the following resolution Was adopted Hesotred, as the sense of thls Committers, That itt advisable to form a Tweed Centra: Cluy lof sovial and poutioal porpe A resolution advising the equinping of a club house ia some central plice way lost WASHINGION NOLES. ae Sreretary Boutwell has ordered the sub Treasurer at New Work to call Mu 61 789 099 « featen, ‘The Interest” thereon, wuacy’ the wil ‘The Treasury Devactme neg prep * romlating dirce tons ty Colluctors of € sn Fegard 10 pubishiie and eofere ms he v a Inve, anc eit ations lately trained in nitrauaue ‘ Or by tie Hoard of Supervising Luspectors ul eteau boats, CURIOSITIES OF CHIME, Michael O'Day of 27 CF treet and Edward wduel Whit bar lumbiers decanier, Thoy wer arrested. Wradsstaw Szymanski, a strangor in the city, wes enticed by Mary Quinn ito a saloon in Mott of Te he was hnueKod cown, brutally bertew and rob y tour s. Mary iain te Towls as aa wi Just _at midnight, OMcer Pike resoned Martin Foley, Tyeors of ave. trom drowning at Poor 3S Laat Kiver, Ho was taken to his residonce, 83) Water st cok by un er, Aust said that he had Oven pusaed over board by anoth Ansel M of Starksville, Io kiner coun to bail o a tray ‘ * ou credit Ob Moons M 4 ) a yor and at r mid then threw. hineelt \ i ; Merally gronadio sting, ‘hue romaine Were taKen to Lin Cosh, a or driver on the Bolt 1 wae i Vitis for brutally bea ta dosenh i J Joccnn Quam, 1he aek Lo Wore Hiv night Mrs. Anderson of 143 West anew tin pereo) ah ni ' ' {past Heras al Mire. ie rateand held hor \ tae other ta Hishe hu WereKiGd Janes Gillompie, & fof West Tw euty ciguba s6eoh Who Was idea: by May, Anderson, PRICE TWO CENTS. FIFTH AVENUE DUELLISTS. —— \ A LITTLE GAME AT CARDS IN A CARA IVORNTA STRAMSULD, ne tomont in the tp-Lown Clubs-Mry Lome Mined Stopving Mr. Whitaker's Faco-& Marringo Engagement Broken Of Fashionable circles are excited by « rumod Which has gainod eredonco that an affair of tonow ia about to toke placo between two gentlemen af Newpo, The facts, so for asa Sun reporter haw shcin, are as follows: : been abio to gies A year ago Mr. Louis 1. Loriliard, « gontle wan well known in the circles of upper.tendomm Was ona tour to Cullornis, On bis way hone he made the aequaintance of a gentleman of the name of Whitaker, who lad resided same time in Calle fornio, and waa reputed to be woelthy. ‘The age quainiance ripened, and before their arrival in New York the two gentlemen became intimate. They were playing cards one diy on the stouner, a@ Mr, Lorillard fancied that his new friend waa chea® ing; that he was PLAYING WITH MARKED CARDS. He at once accused Mr. Whitaker of being a card sharper, Mr, W ait was very much mortified, al assured Mr, Lortilard that he was entirely tane- cent=that he had procured the cards trom the cap tain of the ship, ‘The dispate was finally settled, wad Mr. Loriliard an: 21 for his hasty aconsa. tion, When the tgen ic a arrived in New York Mr. Loriliard iotrocu Whilaker ty the Now York Cind, and ho tuw'ly was eiceted a momber of t mm Cluty The friendship be the to eentlomen con oii within oy weeks, andl (hen mother femity a th tr, Lorillard bee vine displeased nd guure Wi euyig (ho was not a reitlowan, A DLACKGUARD, and also repeating the old cl are that he had exnghe hiut ting at Ta sdstiion to Uh Lorile lird slanped Mr, Whitaker's f All this came to the ears of the tnther of a belle ta to whom Whitaker i# ¢ al to bo mare t contlomin saya the engagement shal N unless the charges waaiuat Mr. Whitake * out forth by Mr, Lorillard, re watisfictorily DA TRIE TO NewronT. i thst aduel ie oo the ana, is chalionged Str, Toriiinrdy tod and named Mr, Heckscuee bis second. Mr, Whitaker will bo supnerted on the treing 0 casion by a Mr, Claveon, ‘The or party ate swrort, and Mr. Li yostorday a& Kk LO join frienés ett vont bloodshed; but thus for their efforts ju vain, av A FRENCH REPURLIC. Propossia to Make Thirrs Prositent for Three Vears—Another Lustallment of the Indemnity Paid, Pauts, Aug. 8.—Thi announes tho appol twurat as Minister of Poreiza Afs Offetat Journal of to-day nent of the Count de Re *, In place of My Jules Favre, resigned. ‘Phe Siecle advises the Bo- publicans throughout France to prepare for the elections to ¢ € ils General, which are tobe held ou the 26th tuet, A motion has becn made im the Acrembty, onthe part of the D. jos of the Loft Centre, for the pro! not the powers of M. Thiors for ye M, Thiers to be Prdt- dent of the Republic, to whict he shall alone be Fe sponsible, It 18 un erstood the motion is support ah Ly 400 member: the Frenes Post € of the Assembly, leo authorities are about ar- n with Pastend and ‘rod and thirty wile el to appear be- fore the courts M. Pouver Querticr, Minister of Finance, sostere diy completed the pyyment of anotacr insta!lnent 500,04) (00 fr heinge nity, Th: Germam Army of Ocenp yoen reduced to 129.000 men arehal MacMahon reports the total of cara ities to tte Versatth in the socond siege of Parts at 7,514. Trains for th and tres portation of passengers eto rin through the Mt Conis tubuel on the 15th of September, whon there Will be a forinal inauvuration of the rod. AITER A WEEK'S SURED. ried by bie Wife and tng bis Life by Soicid Stein, a natiy Germany, aged ut 45 years, committed Fulcide at his residence, MA Market street, Now yesterday on, by shooting himself through the Leada Th Je top Of Lis bead waa blown off, Stein Wasa Jeweller, and eared ood wages hho spent in drink, He had been on a spree for the last week, and fis wite had t ned to quit bine # thot eet so! er and go to work, On Wednesday wight, whil owas drinkiag in a ealoon, his wite packed up York, leaving a now in vg in that had firmly made up her vind nevor to live with him ayain, and that it would be ueelnay for hin to ate tenpt to flad ber ntad hud throw Wives beiore Whom he bad driven from fim. by his excessive drivking. When be read bis wife's note be went to trict 18 wh dado, Me friend eave b advice end Stein re turned ty pis des: bles, That wan foand dead to brood over his trou soon of bia until be was oe JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN, Mus con thy Battery this ovoving. ‘Thermometer at 3. M. yesterday, MY ‘The steamship Anglia from Glasgow is in. ‘The Hrooklyn Yacht Clab will rendezvous a! Now on Aug. 13, Aun Finn died sud Thirteenth street of th Mr Wm, MeCona: G8, ¥,and AM, ently Inst evening at 443 Hast heat oy, of Crystal {Wave Lodge will send Lis aldress in confidence to this Dmabslni ty fi John §. Young boushta white round. tooned hat ‘ourteon inches ta dlaneier yesterday, Avunals andloy, Col, Follows, and Col. Soavers The Shaadiey Assovistioa at 49) Broome street & F3 Thomas Ce of 4 st Kiahteonth stroot, fotl from ‘hg Unirdstory 0 building on Avenue aud ka street aud Was kilied n Reilly, aged 1, of 290 Rest Thirty fourth street. was drowned wate batting ia the Kast Kiver ou TW Muth eirest yacterday During a row Molberry atroot act ni Patiiok Merritt beat Mary O'Nel! aad siabbea hy HORM aid Gnu With @ puIT Of BcimVOrs, Me ond having oecision to pass toant fro om Fulton street giter dirk womld | a the street Inaips are Hot ligniad before ¥ Dr. Alexander, of Bellevue Hos from the back of 8 young mie), Aged a Tho Non. RB. Kt ° 1 prose trom South Cava indy Wil BD suis evening. Tho hon, 119: It was inadvertantly reported tate tae Inter i nes expenses of Hie Mitta 4 i ce ‘ u Tinton} ree tot the In 1807 1 ancients: an 108re ehnet bon Nia iy el ily Hooke, 6b bie dein ol Baeney cats 8 one. paid aver ino ioeecy, dusguutiug to 20 inaMiuions two dare f