The Sun (New York) Newspaper, August 8, 1871, Page 2

ince October 5, 1870, a period of ten monthe, it las increased $18, It appears, too, that of the $23,000,000 m ed to be raised by taxation thie year, 00,700 has already been anticipated by the isaue of revenue bonds. ever, the sum of $6,312,000 to be repnit by of ‘consolidated teady referred to, leaving the amount avail able to sapply the wants of the city for the next five months only $6,604,300. ‘Thoso figures are certainly not very com forting: for our tax-payers, is done, it is time to puta stop to th of thedebt, and the spending of revenue 80 much in advance of its collection. It strikes us that that ina cage which might be- unnsnally, interesting under manipulation We awuit the repert of our savants on the mens tal state of sutcutes with mueh interest, It Bhines for All The TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, There is, how For a body of men that have been stary. ing, forced to eat their mules—and thankful that they had them—captured, shot, cut to pieces, dispersed, and done to death generally, as the wuelan Cuban expeditionists ADA are aflicially rep: nin the Havana papers, thoy seem to be ge ting along remarkably well, Jesus Panes, attached to the divi waz, writes from ! date 28th of June—eight days after the landing— Gen, Barat Quasana landed the n which he browght in the steamer Virgin quite secessfully, encamped ten tv ments Tardnys Biymptp Theatre fehei Opera Beware The Dra! Oe Mea —Grand Jullien Com + Whatever elec FOR PRESIDENT, BARMBRS' AND MECHANICS’ CANDIDATE, THE GREAT AND GOOD FUL H. GRE Mountain and Seashore. Of the thousands who annually go may from home for « longer or shorter portion of the siwomer, the bonefit they might frem the excursion. It is true that they enjoy rest and recreation ft a certain extent, but they do so under dircumstances which are the to tho imprevement of health, and spend their time and their money to the least al nd is to-day 1e8 from the place where he to fall in with on the coast, who at once brought me the news of his arrival, and Lwent to mect him with the groster pant of my command, The considerable slthough we felt confident they would attack us, probably they wore informed of our strength, and knew that we had n, Gomez came up shortly aftwurward, and Gen, Quessna supplied him libe- y with arms and ammunision LEY, had the good TEXAS and NEW YORK. Meconstruction of the Cabinet. ‘We informed our readers over two months deo that Hamitrton Fisa had tendered his resignation of the Secretarysaip of State, and thav it had been acceptod. of our contemporaries have published’ ae: counts of interviews supposed to have taken place betwoen their correspondents and Mr. Fis and President Grant; and in the re- porte of these interviews both there gentle. mon are stated to have emphatica the truth of our asse least favorable come near w inco then somo ainple resourees, Not to speak of the drawbacks of fashion. able hotel lifv, its late hours, its dissipation, olesome meala, there is one lement almost entirely le consideration, , and all the aru are breoch-load and ite wow), burn, on the tof of Gen. Qr Oth of June, at the camp af EI Pil that they were about to proceed themselves at the orders of sameness of the air they breathe in their tempevary abede t which they breathe during: the re mainder of the yoar two posable explanatio: rither that Hammon Fret and President GRANT, in their averment that the former liad not resigned, stated what they knew to be falwe, whieh we journals publishing such stater Pub false asrertions into their mouths Out of regard for the Fipn’s position we stated only a portion of the truth ; fee} in, solfjustification called upon to pub- now, we withheld as derogatory to retary of State of Ameri- Camaguey to Any one who has ev sea will rem the first laud Lrees have been passed in mid-ocean, nood of being tald shore is near; states in bis letter that landed by Col, mbeor how refresl do not believe, or that the is relished, atter wee ite wilfully There iano seeing that the the nostrils and lungs be come aware of the fact and announce it un It is the same, though to a less marked degree, when dwellers on land near the ocean migrate to the interior. tice, without their attention being called to it, that they have entered a new region, and have exchanged the saline atmosphere to which they are accustomed for ona imprege nated with odors from field and mountain, and full of the aromatic perfumes of lea aod flowers, So, when in turn the inhabi tut of as inland home comes to the sea, ita barsh saltuess strikes his senses and pro- claims bis arvival in a new and sf landings the patriots in the Eastern Department were for the pi ‘Vhis letter was written ight dys prewious to mistakably Gaantoname the pride of any ea, and a priv to our own Figs tendered his writ requegted the President not to publish the at uotibanch @ course should be pleasant to the resigner, and President Guan cour. te@ugly, but injudtoiously aequicseed. nn Baxenovr Davis has signed a docu. moept emavating from the Department of Kiato ag “ Acting Secretary: of State last woek Mr. Praat, who really was not and \e not Secretary, introduced to the Presi Went the nowly-appointed Ministers from the Gevwan Empire and the kingdom of Hol Next in significance ta the nmin fact that tha Kepubliouns were beaten at the Charlestoa, cleotion, stands the other fact that they were eaten by colored votes, cessful candidate for Mayor, in his speech to the crowd which congratulated him on his tuiumph, took pains wo thank terms those colored voters who supported him, and asqured then: that their race should be fairly and proportionately remembered in the distriba- tion of tha oflieos at his dispasal. It becomes “day by duy nore apparent that the only way the Ropublicans can maintain their present bold upon the colored vate through the Presidential elec- tion is to nominate the Hon, Homscw Gusevex, who was the friend of the negro when Guaxt was supporting Whea Mr. n resignation, he Gen, Waenen, athe moat cardial In the majority of cases the transfer from to seashore and fram seashore to mountain is beneficial to these who wake it; whereas for a dweller in this city, for exam- ple, to merely translate himself ty another deuce, ar for an inland resident to go to another inland abode, is productive of little or no goed. It is mot to be doubted irfor that which comes to the lungs uncontaminated by the exhala. tions of city industry, isa gain to acertain extent ; but a still greater gain woukl be de- rived were the contrast more marked. Many well known circumstances attest the soundness of this principle. eases, such as whooping cough, for example, are cured by simply removing the patient from the wemshore to the mountains, or vice w/a long-continued popularity of Saratoga Springs and the Sulphur Springs of Virginia, with the citizens of our Atlautic improvement health Lelieved to be produced by a sojourn Since then Mr, Frei has been informed that it would be pleasant to the Administra- lion that his resignation be published—in Tast, thet it never would be vo pleasant to publish it as now. ‘The Hou, Epwanpe PiRRREPOST has been Vendered the vacated Cabinet position; but if Mr. Fier still further objects to the imme Hiate publication of his retirement, it is ar rauged that Jud once be eppointel The Erie Railway lacka Lut one thing to make it the finest railroad in the United States. The locomotives drawing ite express trains burn anthracite instead of bituminous ‘The lotter producesso much sucke and so many cinder that it ise youree of great an- If hard eoul wore used, that to give up city hoyance te passen the palace cars would be and passengers would not resomble stokers when they arrived at their journay’s end. PLERREPONT Attorney-General, vice MAN, who is like removed, and that from the Attorne radship he will be transforred to th taryship of State as soon as Mr. Fisir makes up bis mind to. swallow th dismisaal from offive for his obstivate anti Amorican proclivities ‘The people of the T Captain Wana to During the last year he de putable characters out of one block. nth Ward ask for the he Tenth Pre- return of Poli lumctired dis bitter pill of Captain Davis may be a good away up town, and he is not seceptuble to the he value of Capt Venezuola Daros pleased with the ‘Tho Spaviards in Mayan wrath against the Government of Venezucla for allowing Qu&eADA to Prerto Cabello. [Venezuelan ports be at onen blockaded by the Spanish navy, and that full reparation be exacted for the outrage. @ All thie bluster will cud in smoke the United Statos of Colombia acknowledged the belligerency of the Cubans, and thereby wave the patriote the use o: Captain-Geueral in Havana despatchod the frigate Gerona (jut reftted at the Brooklyn Navy Yard) to Carthagena to inquire into the trath of the report Carthagena rep! Amerion Dares Not. Thieves sud bed ¢ he Captain's transfer, and are ng in their power ¢ question is, shall the What say the Police C in their neighborhood, rest upon something On the other hand May, and other s side resurts have their mlvocates, upon no less substantial grounds, many of the frequenters of both clueses of places fail to get any good from them, and thiy in most cages will be found ta arise from Jo not furnish that change are briruful of acters rejuice at to keep him Branch, Newport, Cap my Sie eae Nine model settlement Colorado Territory, good philanthropist and of Gurenty named after th ndidute for th Proaidency, allows no the fact that th of air which the system needs, Of course there are which setat defiance the general rale. people are always in miserable health at the seashore, and athers as Ladly off among the Dut these very enforces the hibition by the beautiful Sabbath day Evans came over i took posseseina of ap old “ doby, the tawa line, and in the morning hast a whiskoy saloon in fuil blast, Av chureh, G President of th and power, aunounced that a meeting would be ately alter servioe, and that a ovm- mittee would be appointed to take yuch action as svary ; and ho h ever action was token, it would be short, sharp, nvcting was held, and a com- last fall a reok.ess indi- the night and just north of individual poculiarities cir ports, the This, of course, mountains. xceptions show that the principle we aro speaking of is a A few experiments would ds mionstrate to these persons where they were most comfortable, and consequently where they would be most 1@ Governor of ied by sending to the cap tain of the Gerona an official copy of the proclamation conceding the rights of bel ems to the ceived from Bo; open fire, and Carthagena still stands shoultt be neo ped that what Cubans, which ho had ju their summer vacation, The Geron Mental peculiarities come in mittee appointed to go and wind up the business affuirs of th offended—peaceably if The ouly foreign nation whi frightening is that of doglating war if tho belligerency mountain ag a place of summer resort mind requitce solace and refreshment as well For a person who delights in mountain seenery and mountain occupations to go to the shore, or for one who loves the waves and the excitement of aquatic pursuite to immure himself among ible, forcibly, if ne ud been barrols were rolled out off the shanty, and Gen, Cameuon wo marks when Racea Meexen, journalist, som of the Presideut of the colony, proposed breaking in the heads of the barrels and bursting the bead of the asthe body. of the Cubans cowed HAM But the Spa Judges of human nature, and better diplo THamivron Bist objurgatory re- rds are good had sworn that would proclaim the bulli hills, fs equally injudicions, and unlose that taste be discomfort will hisown taste, Mhrough Gen, SicKLKe were not Te Spaniards doubted his pluck, anc dignantly spurned his proposal failed to carry out his threat, and the Span lardey dared him to do it, wow nothing but a frothy blusterer. vetting that roused your todly. for a pistol, n abrasion of the Vico. whieh nado bin counteract Lis physical improvement. is sought let it he as complete ag possible, and tho benefit it affords will be |when chang During the day, however, the slianty was fired Thay knew Ue I regpondingly marked. | under indigtm * incendiaries, the Some of the sciontifie men of our day are come off in TH nif a thoroughly sane person hose gentlewien meek some of the cbief of which arise from the impossibility of placing the themselves on the. sible to get any buvinferential evidence The City Finances, From the statement of the city and county debt prepared by Comptroller Connoniy, HE SUN yeoterday morn- img, it appears that the corporate liabilities trying to ascert ever commits with difficulties | Evans’ disgu The homely but significant names whieh our forefathers gave to places do not always approval of’ their dese and published in inhabitants and property owners on thie-igland were in grows on the Bist of vuly, of a self-destroyed ma to hismental status at old (ime-Honored names the ume he killed binself nye been brought:te light y MeComb’s Dama, a cla yyy, payable f One man had been told Ly a fortune New Yorkers, isnow known as Central Bridy Hook ae Lawoor teller that Le would die within threo weeks tary onde’ for That man was clearly strychnine ta escape dying aud possibly # to be deducted rmilk Fails, near West Poin Aawountor uning bent on. sui et of we bridge to jump into the $00,942,307, with a prospect ¢ af $8,512,000. of cor vittod for by an act of last winter monuy: has: been borrowed from the ten vary: fund, it practically makes the jwrma $60,504,007, over and Holunes’s Hole must hene eutened to sh dead antes he designated by asting mariners as Vin aicly camo dow Haven, w very splendid tite doubtless, bat n 4 achieving death at the hunds of the In pleasing contrast with were the proceedings nent! dott at F r above all deduction» and! credits. Aceurding to the booksof the Comptraller; tw thteyclowod October 5, 1870, amd were ox Rosents, TAYLOR, and Abron, tHe municipal debt, disregarding, the Manporary, revenue and arsesemont Louds Won in preecawofi payment) wai mniny in hisrightanind ’ Aingalar case was that of un old bachelor who, in am weuknons, enbored into @ marring he called! His: righ ining, this unfortunate man quences of his folly On coming to whut ‘ongegenent itan jyetonsions, resolved:to escape the con: by committing self-dostraetion, he had bis ragow aimed atvhis: jugular ve word came that bis yiancée had eloped’ with a younger aad’ handsecmen mai peoted) détivermer;, Hat now'murl the vagarie ofa. perturbed mind! ceeditds te horroe of) they baetrettiort) aud: after veri ting a! plameti teens’ of bie grievaneca, the bachelor resumed hus yaaa ond out big tBroat! matter to @ popular vote, it was decided: by: an overwhelming majority to stick to ‘Tom's River, he town is called to Hut while cown and Tom's Riv There was new on thie maps of New dorsey. selling) an-adthenenge ta Wie nnn past.on gancrak principles, wer shallaffor ne. ob- effort ob. ttde naet of the iababrtan tt eiBlarti Laub Bonds Caldari, to give thieir wee tewent a more agreeable ‘Line wraseina fod, Debt Tendoowcete. Yelling our premut Jestoway ot Vie Y permapon® Jeotion tb anyr ohave wtajedat £60.5%4.007, it appears that TRE ROY AE FAMILE. & Mav's Hond Chopped 09 Because be Muabdad Gue of Grant's Beintions. ‘Correeponde: of The sna, Nepnasta Cir, Aug. 1, 1971.—Some time ago man named Richards reached Omaha He quired fur Ger, Livingston, and found him, Geo. Livingston was Survey or Generat of Nebraska, Wel, Tichards sbooks hands with Livingstoa, and them whipped out 0’ his pocket an autograph letter from Prewident Grant, which he presented to the Survey: or General. The letter opened by saytng Mat Kich- ards was one of tue President's and closed by asking Liviegston to give hima ten (housand-doliar surveying contract, Livineston re fured to give it, That was the lust of Burve;or General Livingston, His aftieial | wus chopyed off within three weeks. I thought this litte story might interest the West distant relations, ern Republicans, und so L wrote it after sausfying mysolf of its truth, Richards ought to go in your iat. M. cicciGiecaes ‘The Career of One of the Royal Family, To the Baiter of Ine Sun. Sin: Your Ohio correspondents have things Slightly mized in referever to the royal foumily's re- latives, It was scarcely worth the pains to die up the Hon, Reader W. Clarke from his native obscuri- tyyfor be ie not just now an oMeehohler, and in rospect of brains he ronks with Jerusalem Swith, M.C., of Tennessee, Clarke was a companion of Ulysses in his poyhoot. He pre'enced to atuty Jaw, but never bY his own exertions gained a case By means best known to himself he acquired riches, and after twenty years of heart-sick longing he con- trived Lo get a seat in Congress from the Sixth Dis- trlet of Obio, after thegRepudliean Logistature had gerrymandered the Stite, One term satistted his constituents, as his voice Was never hewt grew, although of Andy Jonnwon gave 1 im a Bie opportanity ‘Torough the influence of Grant he was appointed by Boutwell Third Auditor in the Trersury Depart t. Proving utterly incompetent. he * resi a ant was appointed vy the President Sapsry Internal Revenue for the Southern District of Ohio. Following bis master's example, he attempted to txinage tho office in the interest of self and retitiv bis atviser and backer being (he venerable Jesse Root Grant, This so excited tue wrath of the truly 4 Dereon S:nith of the Clneinnatt Gavette, and the btoady-booted ffuistead of the Commerctat, and the Sto {ly, that they jolnod forces aud began 8 vigorous campaign against the Hoo. Reuter W. Clarke and the piows Jesse. The virtuous wrath of the geod Desgan Siich was 90 territie in intensity thet even the diuboli#m of his wieked partner, ¥, Romeo Heed, could avail nothing; while the mitrait- Jone of Field Marsha) Haistemc. mowed down the re- movstrances and appeals af the rayal placehotetere with mereiloen execution. They bad but one de fender, tho Enrly Rose Potate that flourishes in the Chronic Fimes exten, and the Democratic Bugutrer, which poured sult into ibeir wounds by praising them a8 the only true and leyal Republicans in that corner of the State. The Hav. Reader W. Clarke * resigned,” and lapsed into ebseurity. Gen. Dwyer, 9 selative in the ine of cousins, was appointed in his place, He may retyin the ofice as long as he fuils to exeite the wrath of the truly good Deacon Smiyi and Kield Marshal Murat Hal stead, Clacke can never bea saceessiul ofMerhoktor, a8 lo lacks brains. Bise he would Rave been bigh ta wutherity long ere thin ay be is a particular crony of Jesse Root Grant; and like the pious Jawse, hia Aistingvishing chagactertso tw arariwe, T advise you to take his name ong of your Mat of the Presi- 9 office-alding relatives, and put it at the bead of another list Wo be entitled the “Broken Down 8 Con hinpenchmes Frauds of the Presidential Blood.” Ouro. —— - Are the Malice Camutisatovers Guilty of Murder ¢ Te the Iittor of Bhe Sun. Sin: Tam glad to know, by Tur Svy of thiv morning, thas “There is a regulation requiriog police surgeons to reside im the pr which they are appr oO.” ant sult mere that Tne Sue calls the attention of the Police Commissioaers to the Met, ‘Phere is scarcely a day that we do not sce that inaimed and tpjared mew and womon, ater haying down carried to police stutame, ere mrwarded to hospitals in vie absonce or by tho order of dilatory surgeons, Iu cases of poison, mine out of ten de from the deiy. The writer was witness some weeks since of the fasaluy of Unis away from the want, of nets te mode of business, seeiy, eub asiant and prompt care La fact, competent mediea! and surgical silt should Ye instantly available at polico stations, for, from iguorance or Inco} ney of poticemer sirake ora tit t# often interpreted to he drunken Hew, and the poor victim It towmd InLO A Gedy and suflered to die fram the lack of g.oa medical advice. The city ean. better lise fford the cost of this skit that make up ite yascly Dalnuee sheet, Keep on suiming! WauL STaker, New Youw, Any. 5. 1 Na Chance for the Hibernian To the B w Of The Sun. Sin: In reference to the rumor that the Orangemen intended to parade aud enjoy a picnic in N srk on the 10:h of August, T would say io beholf of the District of New Jersey No. 2, No Sur. Fender, that Sey will mot, neither did they intend w (ura out on tust cay, JANES ADAMB, District Master, Samvet Hexvenson, District Secretary —— Cheer the Sufferers. The following contributions were sent in yes terday by readers of Tue Sux: B. Whoaton, $2 for Soreeant Wyatt fund. "Mother Mury.”' cents for Wiauw Fut 60 ceuts tor Ford tamily. Si. Ford hanged 4 4U%¥ wae Use following receipt on Feday evenua Received from Sey «Mee, Aug, donde 18 Ms AOULTIG tH & Mra JAMES Pult A collection of about $30 waa taken up in te Pitty Bunday fur the Weethela Something ™ Univenmlist Ciureh suilorure, A Pelitical Asso 10 the Bdtion of 1he Sun Sin: At ameating of the Joseph Koch Ass ciation, the folowing resolution was wu wtoyted : Reoined, That this Asenelation donage t $0 fay ihe reel of the enflerers of tag inte Wentileld (Vsaetor, ne tobe wad to We New Mork SUN JOE qwoner distribution. Please Mud chock enclosed, u's Guod Example, J. 8, Micnanes PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. Gen, Abra Duryea | spending the heate? terur AL Wichneld Springs, Hhom ant tohn AMOF have wen sojourning at FuLORA and Bliarou fhe Hon, William E, Dodge aga wife will rezara. rot Hvrope in Septem yer Dr, Waiter M. Pletn ne bus a dopthat cliewe tons Brevet Brig, Gon. Vou at Fort wo Saturday Genial Theodore Mar urrownded by lily etrar th reput rlormedt Atte Branch huiv renown, |a private I Ato be vary be ral a f wid Mos, Stoughton. @ ¥ baa n peramboulaing the White My Mad An excellent portrait of i Fasining’’ on exibition : Metrapolitt Ata fi f Mr, A.M. Palmer, Chiet Librartin of the Merou tile ses Astor Wn n Koworly, Mass, ) ist Bishop Mellvaine of Ohio and 2 very Akey Hal: spend enable of tis time in New kiord, Je, Keg, of the Oriental Olah with Mr! Haldwil ae Contre Moricues, Long call upon the Gover At Alex a The Mn es Lizzie and Ann Mahon have been engaued tor Woou's Mineunt, Caleaun, t © former. ae Wvenile, wd (he lattes we Walking lady. The ye males are the dwughtors ofthe Hon tom Maton Mr. Exlword itcelewian, Into euperiniendin editor Ofte Indeveutent, has boeome tnanaxiig editor ot the Hemi id Home, ane yer: at Uterine Dinteudtest Of the Giher Valvavie™ puriicaiions uf Grange. Judd & Co, oe, the Trish enjpving ie Daas aud Of Bey GO Parvelt in his $0 (00 tr aris th m ttiw AN OF Aug New York Ch C0 On Widneway last Ethan Allen wae cfm the Hyiveuth Kowe ae San ly took SE Wak eo Ley UGA! FO: woth Car! Mt ‘Allon Ave y oak uns susn | The b'va, wero ilctene contub sult they eu Hpimacont iy Murphy Wenumienn tes Lo tine ec A #10868 Bw KLUOW ‘iid Re wa ah eaneo Ad THE GERMANS’ GALA DAY. — TRE TORNERS' PICNIC IN MYRELE AVENUE PARK, Wiltiameburch Gay with Uniforms, Ban- # and Music ‘The Procession through the OCity—Phe Fan end Frotte in the Park Hager Boor, Rhine Wine, and Song. Witliamsburgh was hung yesterday with ban- ners and festooned with flags, The houses in whic Germans live all boro these marks of patriotism, and this their inmates greeiutly bade wittkommen to the Turners and the friend# whe had come with them to make Willlamsbargh for a short time the Feene of Wiusaut animation, ‘The cara leading to Myrtle Avenue Park were crowded with inen, Wo men, and children,who sat, or atood, or hang on the stens or the plintform. German wan yesterday tho Janguage of Williamsbureb, and Engtish comptetely out of use ; for even Americans when they met each other in the cars addressed one another with a mimicking ‘Gut hei,” which ene understood to mean “Go to g a8 he frankly fold a “oN ro porter. Everywhere the Turners met a fofty "nt hell!" and whore Americans met they fried to say it after them as well as they could, Many Ameri cans yesterday added to their stock of German, con sisting of * Wie geht's and “Mia glass Mager bier,” a new phrase, THE TURNERS’ JOLLY GUT WeIt ‘The day was chiefly spent in Myrtle Avenue Park, which was selected for the picnic, The Turners marebed out in gay procession. ‘They organized near Turner Hall, acd went through Me mer, Grand, and Tenth streets, Broadway, Calon aventie, Montrose avenue, street, back to Hroadway, Debevoise street, and Bushwick boule. vard to the park. It was a gay parade, The sun wos broiling hot, and the Turners had to keep han't kerehiefe on thelr hagds ned umbreilas over their leads, Bat the men looked well, First came the Jefarson Horse Guards, arrayed in their Prassian helmets and the whole paraplernalia of the German Kurassier,and lookiag oroud as the crowd h Then followed a equad of police, eighteen drummers oftne Thirty second Regiment, the baud, and finally the gallant regiment iteelf, receiving pincial many kises wolch were thrown from the Indies’ windows, To protect them in case they should not We equel to a Hibernian enemy, there followed af tie shooters’ societies of Brooklyn, presenting a role, Lor Ewen rrabed pleasing sight with their green uniforms, thei feathers waving in their hate, and their pretty bits of green on. their coats, Royalty followed last, Mr. Konig ant Mr. Krser—one a king, another an em perer, af Middle Vidiage,tae Aigulaits of toe Mogelel ‘of the lvstival ATURRAAN® IN TUB PARK. As thie divieion pewed Cut of gieht with the clat ter of draws, the ond approached with the jey ous strains of those German airs that have become almost American by wloption, the “ Wacht am Hbein,” and that query which ls never to be an seered, “ Where is the Germans’ Patpertagd f° Yesterday it was in Myrtle Avenue Park. ond the procession warelas boldly to take [ onepeyy 3 af it. The siuging socictios with their way banners floating in We nit—<rany of them, a6 the inscriptions snowed, the preseata or tokeus of German mai leas —were in this division, aud w! they were pers viring awd tiring with the fatigues of the march, tiey luptily sang their julliest songs and made Se, treaty merry with thelr liveliest chansons, Tha Willlama- Saengerbuad, 100 men. three fluge ; th rman ihe Concordia, %; Roth. Liedertafel, 30; toe Brunsian uge ir secteties marcked tm Ubis civ): an: from aU parts of the United Suites to the Leaven wordy, Lanisy ikle, aod Chigag: ‘The New York Turnverow was cun- seiouous by ite 14) reoresantatives; the East Bite Soelety Dy its tiiryy men; sud all tho Brovidyn, Jersey City, Newburgh, and Movrinania svetetion wade agne display, Verv pretty dul the cadet of ne New Yar society ook, litte riers who tre educated Inthe use of rifles as well as in shat OF tele Litwbs, and who carried bravely THOSE GRIM LITTLE MUsKETS, which. if taey get bireer ay they Guevselvus get otuger, they muy same day Use ogainse the enews Of tye aatiun, The curps was Ongeniaed in the Gune of the iate war. The aoys—some of thom quite sma!. and wot at all MUILAry I aporarance—bhioked, Beveriheiess, bVE aad plucky. came in, wast of the tor mid sof 15. 1 wore sat only litte warrky of girls of 7 years of age caine 4 in pertest Bluomer castame, Vorkish tro me wallow inate, a ‘They were to Turnen tao, und to pa Some of the hehe ‘Tur Turner t girl go to the Turn school as soon as 18 bug enor The itde girly mareling o big Ton tho diminutive Moomer looked quite odd, aad presumed a Lisi 50 per When the procession gat out o the Park «burse of ent usiasin greeted te yea 4s must hive compeussted them for ail their pe spiracion. °* tiur ray, Loch, gut bei!” resounded throusi the park and the scons svom became animatet Phew di versed, draped the tribaae in front af the turn piece with gorgeous si/kem banners, anil seou. Fated {ues little coteries. of which each society sad cach city formed one. Rvery society at ones Koto ko of Decy aud @ speaker; and tue speaker sova opoke, and TNH RANK SOON FLOWAD. Some keea of tie boverace had travelled a long way. The Chicago society brouzit 1 ¥ from Chicago. Tb ware nt, and WOR anions V worts of thew a vied over the toum of the i had tired them, amd whea t frat capable of d heer, Soon, of course, they rail quarter or ball’ an hour voices could be heard sing ing, tho bunds played. the children fished wound, and socivty aflur sociaty maxcbed ronud jolly in quest af a coal place. All the carroasels, bootde, a plays Were as if by mawic ia commotion. Kegs were rolled ta und fro; Lwmper alter bumper was ¥ EW LES AE 4 with ther lager. ‘The lang mareh rrived they were ag drink caviiog J. and aster & tonked off; jolly shouts, Iacetiouy stories, and the siughig ef the merriest, maddest songs (Ollownl. 98 There wore @ great many ladies in the Park, tor onest Gerthan brings wie and baby with en he wants to enjoy bimeeif, They wor yas Vie men, drmitmy tivir bear, loug and beitme Kary ow we Jokes, eectiy Combant L to be jolly, cK the procession been inn tof ut march. Tt dL tery, and the diane: pe to it vite the help of the had full jumice Rudisconuer SP ARMLING IN BUNDREDS OF norTLes. ms, Wis dinnur there war mnetver test and moi yen the basin the day wan gone i Purners pertor remarkaile skili and to tne cunumand of Mr. oyser A preclrely ax 4 body of widiee could, mid proved iudeed Wat their Watoing hod not deteriorated sinea the luse creat eral woul the base Lio other evolutions which fallowed w featiwad (a Chi Mo. Spitaer inate: the Not Wie dlay, In WAH he sowed ik giowdowe Wak liberty, equality, aud Iraeemiy were Ob Whicw te WaMuition of vie Turgeret 0 kil oily exeouted, aud tho elimbing apparatus, Se single and thi © bar, aed te Inet-jump rere Were all made to awowe ty superior training of thw Tu AWOKE WHOM, It may he mentioned, cwedid partiqdany well, be sadn baitie enacted harse ‘ganas: esting, aad Kept th ally the picule Woke Douw nd the shooters crowd’ Wat a late Wp and the 10,000 ple weul Toray euvisos Wil bi evanlug Ul Wie Tarohale. far gxcellonca in gymmimtin ex eoatended for in the wack, nul in ure tical yerowmance will De Qyen. in WISSING CLHULORK, Lant might Capt, Mallen aut his Sergoants were Dt Dim aneNODING We dotmieek parents whe raade inqiinies about their lost euldcon, Pie Wie Braph's clicky war souydins all wigli. Ve hows Hopoken, Heya lo Kaur, wenn. Godin another, " ever since on in Dacentown, f a kaping t Youu tie ad ut out evading meant ti hel Nike wid Katie” If in the hwue they would dist Kies themidaul Thon map Uiein, rey ot Nida AN BSUAPE ON PME ERER A Midwighe Train Divown Off fou the Verge of a Preeiptes SuOMOLA, Pas, Ady, T—ThO night mv wear un wid {tw pceions lond ol froitity sburt) y Ke thi As the train ean Wier, Under tie prow in has aie {io founsdg) ie mistake thede aden phice eau ing a wreck of passenger 1 No 18, iter 2 oct slong (he swt sariColh Was wrengs Cheer it wien NO. 12 played oF Uo ina owe, tho sumiel, Thiet vast of Ub switch the Stiobolw ence’ pashew under the rasiroad: nearly one hunuret for belay, and if the train ut not Dawu stopmed ieniaMt mows Tab nee: been Wemrkedk in Os Tay Fae engy neor whisties ‘dow brakes” and revered the oo Wtconld nob Aton: the (ram WAR! Uw locone tive and eight cars of the train had ran mao tam Cade Ue euard, Within (wo hundred feet at ihe ravine The passtnvers: wane jovtled and basly irightened Unl eheuped injery, ands vel HUie dance wun $0 thie cary. ‘The Lalu war Winyed eyeub fours, 1 Consintod ONDE Hieepiag COMRLUM, EWU day Carthy Muni (Wo Dagnnwe ous TR BUDSON COUNTY BENATORSHIP. UNBEAMS. The Hom F. D. Busch Show! —There are now sixty-eight colleges for women Jn the United states Great Britain consumes four tin the United Stator ‘The mowing and threshing mac! season is a vory good one thus far —A new perfume hae been invented called “The Breath of a Coaeming Woman.” 0 man killed himself becans divorced wife was to marty another man —There is more Johanniaberyan wane seht st Niagara Fats than all Germany ¢an produce. man took Brrnum’s posters for a pictorial representation of tim New York rie! Earl Rassoll ts about to mublies a historical The Foreign Polley of Eugiac Threatening to Buc Daros to Nie. The Hon. H. D. Busch of Hoboken says that he made no effort whatevor to fecure the nomina to, but that he has received nty letters urging him to ran for the Legislature and the Sent When Twas in the Legistature last winter, i wae Chairman of the Printina Com mittee, and there wis $750 of the appropriation re Winton of Pasaate wanted it divided ap, but I said, ‘ There's none of thas money always pay my board bill, take my creek, don't Jive on the party, but L support them: © McPherson it he tion for the State S torship, he said: matning anexpened. —New York uses 85,000,000 gations of Croton e:phie 1s eating more water aud better water, I paper says that the toilets displayed at the Cleero, 1 dry reason snd Keareity of water Hitcheoek and - Nave qiveovered a nithorto mnku Mountuing, 8197 foet above tho & —A suit has been instituted at Jackwonville, for the recovery of a diamond wortn $509,)00, he of a thanily for the pas in Fowa kisnew aro sokl at § A certain eam t the generat tung, ets the gui] or woman be desires 10 Kis © of California ie esti Hepurticane civng My of carrying we vnd thave why McGregor & Ivays show iny hand, and uch men as John pelle the politi nd Tim Foley are to ity, well I'm done after thi romina 11 S°Pherson vete the nomination autvirly £19.08 he don't got eleeted cernvty dit mot cost ine $25 Was plonty of money apent camp meeting My elections to the “Mr, McPherson is a gentleman, but Tgive him if hia nomination TH be hr the race, Intare [fala sine die, pounds) long evo fs procured by When Flere the Legis Pye wet there and swent (4:0 hud my services have nat been in my sent int Watehing #0 they eh Jersey City, nnd then aerward scoop B not tike Weehawken into Bho negro ve DHE BALL AND BAT. The Mewstielda of —An Indiaua paper rofuset lately to publish euagies grate. put adder ble wenowncement of the demh of any of ous frevoe » buse ball club of Connecticut, We will pur tieh the sim olitaa honor, ar 4 in thie city on the Capitoline gronnd, joo & close aud ivteresting At the ond of the third juning favor of the vistors Wt was a tie; at the end of the a by one run, but in toe wimtl L bak Of baking wid ne of Which was a be yang von Goethe, grandyon of sha word oO Huly during the Fourteenth ang they playod the Atier at the end of Vietory fur the Adantics by a h Territory is now shipping ? ona 0 tone ct bull worth trom $199 to #200 yer — Father Cleveland, of Bo Roger and cong. ge of W2 yours ans is 81 years. Ay an argument in favor of polygamy, a City shows weniin ching forty peunde and measuring tweutysix inches around the wal ~A lady who was a passenger on board « paciet rang OUt Of her Der ned jumped hearing the captain. duving # amr, to hau! down the sheets, —Dublin is suffering from bud odors emitted from ine river Liffay, widen biweete Une city, fortunate (han Clueago, ee reaching the ¢ The WER ERtOngD of wie Lwo vet Morivan fatiier Kuve earuad—A davtio. Trine of eriune= TUK NKXE WHOLE ALE MURDER, Rae ne wienne of «itvertiog Feat Of Ube pestiientia! stream, itt, figuring upon statistics, comue (© the following tromendoas gemcsuiication y Twenty-rix hundred mithons Mark agatunt peruaps twenty-six —Madame V1 rvere Wanted ow the Old BE addle inthe East River- Mr, Smith ae au Ienerame Pram the Brooklyn Cnion. As President of the Untow Perry Campany, Mr. Ovyras P. Smith i* uederstood ta be an ¢! pectible gentlammn. a ish the seratiny which the set On fuot 1a relerence to fety of te Cinagany's nuweroun tut Jangouge wie, —Mr, Eliha Bu Gollare & yenr Wows far Menwtaly, (& reeeutly attempted in Laudew the part of Fatentina in the *imgueno carding to the Athenaeum tovaly failed to ving he } music correctly or to Cult the drama for the poeple, W Any lod to ext oliderly guardum of import South exmidiye A public umtccosin, Myr. hat a little tomper, and his state: fe withont any of theus was thi live by lying.” and that “in this ronpect & iy ther was that the fact th Ss Messrs. Low nd others, are storknolders im the Union (om that the boats are be said, to the Company's office every it, TUG spent an pour in jegts ting = Well, Judge,” said a friend to the Presi- dent of o Paris Court, under the Kupire, * Gd yom himy Wo deadh at your seanion todeg 7 owt hesitase bo eay (hat two of thew “ge wspupers —A litle vagrant boy breught up in a Londeo police conrt in reply to qu Tatn't got no tiunas. Ger the wbowboard agin the Lyeenm Thenyter, Sone times [gis under ether beards.” —Punch swvs any ane who wishes to study the true dramatic expression of the tragic mise 1m tle act of drinking the last pitter eup of des [ dregs, stowld Watelea young motber teaching tbe dle mvols of musts te ber #ret-barn, —The Sathoieds, nomads on the Russia, who Live che ana kecn'ce remdear, and ware trne trioe, Rave of 1ito greatly doercased hy wumbars, aod ey will soon disapreur did not know that Teeep at night ene woo would wut be wegil ME, Smith stated that the as at te Company's boat saber oF hfs preservers aud eegaty Cork Jockuw ach ferry beat Finally, ke aveveed (int Government ton is a mare formality twp A tig to Carry Are.lo ewan, i Hands of the Com: veh Naweverything to id materia fo zdda by Y Hogeeed al duty i this it I belfeved that vidence that th ons WhO Was prover [ive It is @ principle of the monarchs sonietnues ge ing Aan@ stroll about the streets una! vest the Emperor of Bias oractar generally 1# from the Terre Hs plays the accord Smith and bis siren ecutiy going to entative ut the Unde visited thw terry baat h —The followin d. baviog safely mud 4 tio Kans Rive te 10 woven cecapiwnally, on tie Liston would th mothing (0 hiv mivan: Pompoti an the vriddie of ly achw feos under Neved they ware earriod ay pres Demervers ware dis clk Were Bot Inure Peach (Di9 chow to pass throug o the upper ae lo in Englinh according te Jo very exteneive, though ot tive ta the authors a9 la quoted at ¢ sua dteeic 1k Wa as the Cone Wd Lo tw passage buoys were fount, eal ve OF Sum Perse. strikjugly reviunol price of origin And threepeuce to ene Bh On tae upper de 4 be disomeuged: grape crop in the vicinity of St. 1 enormenn. and priges a nd LMeKstors are paylag tour nuwper pound, Wwinatos both MermMK 2 wauds, and reta/hing (hom at six and soy pnirse, Ht ie not just ride ting Ub Company staukt be cue 2° iboraitiable lie ved of * knawin in England, 94 in Istana, Continen: hava, ferat least 2 Wu be iim wilul igra umes Purtuor inspection condidanes on the airk of we Comp, Pe @iotxt ineanim War want of howkd not b 6 keen ante, If uatea raphlly Weoot conan AO, wh ichauiteeble in the coure ge 1 pot me Muah eu A jury in North Chrotiog, after being charged Sask, Peapod te UNO Reem he charge of th artoniened ror, HoaLL Ww asic OF Mie Company Pee was ee SIR WALTER SCOPE CENTEYNTAT Fenudation wenday Nexis y the Scotch residents of this city Wits goktea bait amd wo weds fe undeMurt Scott centenary conumittacs wet at, Deli: Vice Brosident " Anwug Wie company were Monsis oti Waller, Willkne Paton, M. diawart, aud others, Heottinn gocie tien ny take it awa, pate ux, | ra norroudar gs ¥en, Tt was arranged we that whas son sey? of New York, wid Batwrson diquaniens af tne yetume, sas marel Vhartieth street os to Central Paik niwot ab we In tle Park the foal te tutti ome word bo Dieta (oor UAL aver is to be delivered ahelarn'd andin William Whoa, Eo bat : dostal iy ef Aber Wane all txat ah aks MO NUINONY Th Cie evening the Ans who shall my tne En Manne Justive Sho room at 114 B Pitman, Vice-President; Thompson, Finau But Goa'y own likeness in Unie ewe With a soul to Among thoin are J. Bellows, Augus le olfer'd (or nothing at all and yet ayer, wud Oregon Wii wittwo on Ly laws we port last eyoning, Mitiatfon "we was Nxed on motiom saouthiy dues at fifey imposible to entvr (ransacGoo of any active Susiness without Mm urintly Ute ARsoerkion wajoa:nod bo the fret riae in HeMember, cluy room is elegantly furnished throughout Justion Shandioy may well ve Of) Gime MeN Whop are pot ready to re O chi diese nan oF wor And bow to God, if you Yes. ask fim to show you haw y cause and your fellow wien, And bis answer muy de, Hat ‘These words repeated agai Wreud of tas For adoption at any one’s Ade indasit Uikoe weeks oi, ‘Bewre We uOLhINK wo Yay, DUE LikO CoH ‘Bidongh words ite weigtee Wo godt The Buttoatarzer Poisoving, f Cave ok aad adjouma casio Woe