The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
August 3, 1871

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'rli M .RTV-ElOirrn YEAIl NEW Y0RK,TIIURSDA.Y1 AUGUST 3, 1871. PRICE TWO CENTS. 1 S DAY OF llWALS Eighty-eight Persons Known to be Dead, Othors Lying at tho Point of Dontli. Yesterday in Bcllcvuc Hospital and at the Morgue. (Tho Mourning Trains to tlio Cernotorioa. .Philadelphia Firemen Joining in Sheriff Maddon's Obsequies. fho Bo3t of all tho Forry Com pany's Boilers. Tho List of Wounded and Missing still i Incomplete. TbU city nd Brooklyn were yesterday filled Villi fenenl Inlns britlng awiy lo their flntl reel. lot plecei lha rcrailni or the victims of tbe West- E' field eiploslon. All daylong Ibe mournful eroctr 'kloni winded thrlr levcnl ni)i to 1'ie different Ctmeterlee. now bcidrd br a single hearse, if "In bj two, and in torn Imteneee by three, filled with near Ind dear relatlvea who were br tin awful event tut ilraollineously Into etetnit), and wbo tbui tn. tar upon lb mysteries of the lulare In tbe nmt 'tonipiiloaihlp la which they have made tbe Jour B7 of life. And even while sorrowing frlendi are paying the laat tributes of illectlnu and reaped lo 'those wbo hate atroadr died, tbe death roll recelres jilmcit l.outlr additions, ae one after another of tile tortured Tlcllma anccomb to the Inevitable fata of all Ibe eevereljr wounded. Onr carelullr rerlted 'tad corrected Hat of the dead now foota op to 'lonely, Mth a swelling company of mlaalng ot.ee, cr peraona reported dead, and olten known to be i ,dtloi, that render! It almost certain that not leal i Uiaa phi ntTKoatD lite, nam mi gacuricio to the penury and felae economy of ILoie wbo own mad control Hie Btateu Itland lerrr Eschdsy bring! to light acme hitherto undlieor trel lufft rrr who eacaped the humane hasdi of tbe tollee at the time of the ezploalon and wit convey! J 'awty to perbipi a bumble and obtenre home by personal frienda. Many, too, who perhipa thou;bt thernselris but illghtly wounded at the time, aad wete enabled to crawl to their home alone, are now bund lo be In creat lufferlng and mil ery, and, not InrrrqlliDtly, dangerously Injured, TJiqueitlontbly there will be some mortality In Ihle rlsM of caaee tl.at wtll not be known to tbe general public, eo that tbe full eitenl of tbe disss terrnir never be known. p TbeCompanr hu diligently endeivored toper. Bade the community that hut abont two hundred puiengers nil told had been admitted npon tbe boat tt tbe time of the exploalon. It will be aeen how absurd la this pretence when It Is remembered that only about one-third of the area of the boat derated to passenger occupancy waa destroyed; and, of course, preaumlng the rusengers to hare been evenly distributed about the decks and cabins, only about one-third of the passengers were Injured by jibs etploiloo. The dead now number nearly one hundred Including Ibe mlaaln; while more .hsn that number He acattered here, there, and viry where ibout the metropolitan dlitikt, more or Issa Injured, It would be safe to say that there are i It least oki uosntD 4HD rtrrr wobndid tcivivoat, III that would be asmall proportion to the number of the dead Here, then, are two huudred and fifty psatenirrs accounted lur In that portion of the boat .that waa recked, end which, us Las been said, waa bit about one-third of Its cahn and deck spsce. iJCtea idmlllln; for wheb there I no reasou that I this portion of the resssl wis more denssly filled With passenger than the rest, It Is but reaaon to i suppose that al least as manr passengers were sen Jjsred through the remaining two-thirds, and who tins etciped Injury. This, tben, would make live I eondred, instead of two hundred, as Capt. Vinder jblll wonld bare the public belleve.as tbe num'ier on the ressel, plsced at tbe mercy of his nlne-year-o d toiler, which, It hie bsen shown, wss so nearly worn Hottest portion! of Its ehell were scarcely so tnkk Is four learee of ordinary writing paper. I It la useless to speculate on what might bare been, Jiotlt la eitremely difficult, and the public op tothle foment lias not been able, lo sup, rets a shudder at the thought of TBI RXTIXT Or Till CALAMITY hid II been delared lire minutes until the Westnsld res well on her way noon the bay with this pr tlous burden of fire hundred men, women, an.' children Doubtleu hsd tbat been the cate, Inatead j If hsrlng one hundred dead to record out of fire hundred pasiengeri, It would bare been a miracle tad oee buudred souls escsped alive Mr. Vaiiderbilt says tbat Ihe boilers of 111 West Ee'.d were considered tbe best of any In the fleet pil ing on that ferry, Prrbibly br this lie means lo tourer tbe Impression that tbe s'ltlle or tbe boilers If tbe Northflsld and tbe Mlddletown are only as thick ss tvio leaves of paper. And yet those stssm rs, wiln bo lers so confessedly Inferior to tbst which exploded In the Westflshl, are kept running lo.il) between this city and Btaten Island for the I tuiwyine of al tbe mnltllude who are constantly I'trsrslling back and forth between the two places. Bhoold one of them explode to day ind liuuch sother t.un rtd or two souls into eternity, cool 1 Capt. Jacob II Vinderbllt so piously exclaim: As Cod is m )udje. I can find no one to blame f two rnoiBAMD rmso.vs iiui'blt in daxoii. -Hl V nderbilt Informed un reporter last Monday thai th boats Iriquently earry oier two thousand ersons at a trip. His nurd, aa rspo.t J, ware, are. iking of the Wislflekl If sue hid blown I Id on her stay from the Island l-iter In the after noon, when there would be over two thousand per 01 a cn board, or out In the bay, not a suul wou'd be left to Ull the IaIkI" And jet he continues to re tulre thfe thoutinds of persons to intrust then lelrei to the chstces of boil is which he himself ls)s ire Interior lo loeonelhal did explode. Tlurk f one of these rotten boilers eipliding beneath a Ibioog oi two thousand or more rereons packed like thssp in the romforlless cablus of the WestOeld or Vtiailletown I I- there no law Dial may beinroked lisrui to jire t csbinltyj Are there no author! bs vthos. dint it la to forbid tboie feirfully unsafe oiU from insitlng or compelling theeo thousand! our fellow c.luena to risk Ih.-ir lives oo them t tspt J, cob II Vinderbllt, al Ihe conclusion of sis lstimi)ny before the lio.ird of Steamboat In. pec'ors leslerday, reioirksd Informally that he IHn'1 con.lui I this ferry fur the i urpo of miking iioy, as there nan no money in it, but because be "sulsd to u.ik. it the best ferry In the world As Mhe rnonry-maklne festur. 'h- public will drw jhelr own conduamni. Itunnlng a ateainboat a Jlit.nee of eight mllis, with from MW lo 3.KW pas J'oisrs, and miking twenty-four euen trlpi eich oucbt to be a rmm ciorinuLi nviixisi, As to Cspt Vsoaerhill's success in making this mi hit lerry In Ihe world, ibe public entertain! no II iT'!'1 opl"loa' 11 l)ia require the present lr ciposition of tbe rotten character of toe II ollera employed lo psrsutle the community that jre is no lerry, save poaaibly that coonacllng Ho- S.iB nltb ibis dir. that li to mainly. 19 nlggiri- 1 'lll ly mmsjted, and U which th conrenleiea of the public, tearing the mailer of safety oat of tho que -tlon, ll so ultorly disregsrded. rnit nuju.ti, or nir. dead. Hhnrlfl Mnddea'is Ftiurrnl An Imposing I'rseesilsn In tVllllnmsbsirgh l'nlhrr Misloaei'o Kulotrr Old 0mpnlom Join lug the Oortoge-ThP Hberlfl's) TrIWule. Yeslertlaj Mr. John Madden, first Deput un der Bberlb Walter of llrooklyn, '.was buried tn C'alrarr Cemetery. LastSundsy he hid Intended to dine with aorae frlendi,-but lent an excoieand atarlid with Mr. IllchsM Moor for New York, They had agreed oa no pirtlcolir place it whloh to spend tho diy. Mr. Moore proposed Central Park, but gare nay to tho Importualllei of hla friend, and Ihry turted for Btaten Island. s They Jocularly bedo their companion on the boat ad lea and huirled to the ferry. To citch ttve hal f-paat I o'clock boat tl.ey hU to run. Mr. Madden and hla frlead went to then pt rr deck of the Westlleld and Mated them eelTM on the ahady aide or the cabin outalde, to get lt brreae. In an Instant they with othere were hurled into the air. When rescued from the hold, ectlded scd covered with ashes, a coach waa pro cored and they were taken to their lioinei. Mr. Moore suffered Intensely, and yet lives to suffer, wail the tfherlff, alter a few hours of Indiicrlbable aiuny, died at lltfU on Sunday night. Tin Kiwi or HIS DIAIU cist a gloom over Willlimahurgli, ind hundreds histened to console hie aOloted family. 80 great waa the estimation In which he waa held by tho In habitant! of Wllllanisburgh that hla death was re garded II a public loae, A abort time bofnre the hour anuonnced for the fnneral, lu o'clock In tho forenoon, tho tlrown Association marched to hla house, St Voorth itreet, Wllllamiburgh. Arranging llnmulves In line on the sidewalk, they iwilted tbe appesrin?e of tbe pall-beareri with their dead comrade. The etreets In tbe neighborhood were filled with filends, wbo were nnwilllog to Intrude on the grlef-elrlCKen relatives. Al the appointed hour Sheriff Walter, assisted by Judge Vonrhles, Fire Commissioner Drowu, Mr. Thoaiaa Anderson, Mr. Uoeft, and Mr. Kelley, bore the coffin to the hoarse. It la a hsndsome rosewood casket with silver mounting!. Two sllror bin extend along Its aides. It la lined with white satin, ind bears on the Inalde a silver Plata, corresponding viitn the ooe on tbe lid, on Loth of which la the luecripllou i JOHN M MiDKS, Duo Jclv So, vr,. j Age, 11 ycis, V mouths, and 50 dsn. TUK coursi wis robed tn a rich oullted satin shroud, on the cuff's snd lapele or vth.ch were crosses vtnrkrd In silk. The face wore a Iranqnll and natural eipreaslon. lue onir lr ark 1 emg a dark line on tne forehead and a pot on ibe lower ilde of the left cheek. When allwaaln reaJIneie the procession started for the chore: First wsi the heirae, drawn by four my horses with nodding mourning piumus. On either tide walked the lull-bearers. IlehlnJ were the members ol the Wllllsm A. llruwn Asso ciation, followed by carriages containing the fauitlr. relatives, and frlsnds. On arriving at the Church of fits. Teter and ran!, the Association filed In on either side of the walk leading to the veatlbule, and towed their uncovered heads aa the coffin waa noma paat them, It was ettr.si-K; :s; :f tsi rtri rt'.z- falqua. The widow and children were conducted to pews beside tbe coffin, Their grief affected the ooegreratlon, and strong men bowed in eimpalhr. Father Mslone. pastor of the church, united by the Ken. t. Campbell and Farley, and a full choir, lane the solemn maai for tbe repose of the dead man's soul. Tne main altar and chancel were robed In black and lighted with candles, cluster! or candles also burned al Ihe head and leet of tbe corpse. At the conclusion of the tuaaa Father iJalone ad. dressed the multitude. raraaa kiloxi'i ioloot. Let tt! thank Ood," aald he, that It Is seldom we ire called to assemble around our departed friends under such melancholy clrcnmstancca, It Is a terrible tiling to be called euddenlr toto tbe pree euce of Uod, wbo, is our rellrlon toicnee, tt a Ood of Justice as well as of merer. This ought to be impressed on all onr minds, for w know not when we may be called to enter eternllr to U Judged," Tl a reverend gentleman then, after allowing the necessity ol being prepared for deatb, and extolling the goodness and mercy of Uod. who readily llstene to the cry fur pardon, continued) "I)y the testimony of his trlendi and all who knew Dim, ne waa a good cltlaen, a man In wi.i.se word men could place confidence and trust. Tne good Implanted In hla mind during hla youth ripen id Into a character In hie meiurer age that was worthy of every confidence. He waa not osbauisd of tl.a faith of hla lathera. He waa not Ilka aome cowards, who, when an occasion arlsee and the public mind la eiclted and prejudiced, shrink from avowing their true colon. Ii WAS MOT AMAMID to sav, I am a Catholic Ilia truth and loyally to his re Itlou J religion which comforts the afflicted hssrt and goea with It to eternity made bit flleu.la piuse and Inquire, How could they condemn him an I tne faith he professed t" Tne rerereud father then called ou the Catholics In Ike house ut worship to unite with him In prayer. In seeching Ood to remore anr Impediments tbst inli-lit oppose his entrance Into tbe Jots of lleaveu. The Dm Ira and illitncordia were chanted by the cbi.ir. Word had been sent to Bhenff Walter during tne r-i erl ceremmilei that th Hope Hose and Hteam Ft e Bncloe Company No. 3, 01 I'bliadelihia, were on tbe way to the city, In ordor lo nliow tliem and others to attend the funiral, it nas decided not lo atari lo tbe cemetery until 3 o'.lccx. OLD COMPANIONS JOINIXd till PROCIMIO.V. At that hour tbeae gentlemen, meaibera of the eouiDany with which llr. Madden had been connect ed for about twenty years, arrived, They were preceded by a Usrsbal, bearing n large silver trumpet covered with crape. Alter p .asiiir around tbe catafalque, ther placed themselves in Una as Ihe Drown Association passed along to take the laat Bad look of their beloved friend and companion, Again the coffin waa placed In tbe hearse, the pall bearers belnc Judge Voorhles, Flro Commissioner llrown, Tbomss Anderson, N, Wilson, F. Ke ley, Mr. Hoelt, ind T. J. Marnard and Keefe 01 Hope Hole and fcHeam Fire Kngine Company. Tne pro. ce-sloo waa headsd by the members of Hope Hose wlt'i mourning hedges and crape on tbe left arm, Then came tne llrown Association and cititena, followed by n long line of carrlagee. The Aaaocla. lion walked to Ihe head of Orand street and there opened ranka, allowing the funeral cortege to pass between. Coacr.es were provided for them In whl;li to go to the cemetery. Ihe body waj placed In a vault. Following thla aid pro"elon were others from Ihe city. Within hall an hour five funeral proces tlona passed up Orsnd street, Williamsbiirgh, kXTIUTAINUINT TO Till FUILADXLP-UI SM.4, Last evening Mr. Junes ltodwell, Mr. .Times An derson, Judge Voorhles, Mr Clark, Hherlff Wa ter, aid several other Influential WlllllamaburKhers en t"Maine'l the membere of Hope iloso und Kngine Comptuy No. i, of I'lilladelphla, at the Wall Ilousu, 01 ihe return from the burial ol Hherlff Maddin. After tbe rlotb had been removed, Mr. ltodwell and Liilga Voorhlee deplored the Inee of their friend an I companion, the genial Sheriff, and expressed a mpathr for his lanilly. ftcspouses were made by dpt. Feto, Mr. Henry Thomas, William H.OIhbert, an of Fblladelplil.1, and by Oaorga Calver, the Cham pion typo of Dr. Jayne'a eitablishment. mi taimrr'a thibdti. Sheriff Walter, In speaking of his friend and deputy, said that olten lie has remitted bia fees when levying on executions, and that to his certain knowledge thouaands of dollnri aro owed to him. Ttough placed In a position the d .ties of which naturally engendered III will, he nevertheless old his duly and retained the good o,l ilon ol all, Interment of thn l'Ullllpt Pninlly Iniprre aire llabruvr Cerrmonlee, At 130 Kaat Korty-fiflb atreot Ihe bodies of Mr bamuel l'hllllpa and Ilia wife lay yesterday morning prepared for Interment. At early as 0 o'clock the Mends poured Into the house, and rela tive arrived ,rom far and near. In the atreet with out there gradually aasimblod a multitude of eym. pathlilng a-rangeri, who by 10 o'clock alio I every Inch of ground from Lexington avonue to Third, Within the house waa a r markable array of the aurrlrlug members of tbe family, of numerous grandchildren, nephews, and nieces. The todlea lay In the parlor in unadorned and unpilnted pine coffins, and not a flower was to b e seen at their head or Heir feel, uor a single orna uioul. It was a slrlclly Orthodox Jewish family, and astern aosenco ol ull ill.play q the preparation and Interment 01 Ihe dead Is one of the Ortho dox s'lituuu. The corpsi-s were much swollen and disfigured. The Her, r), M. Iaac and ihe itev II. l'hllllpa officials.!, the former resUIng the solimn pra on for the dead that are to be found In all the Orthodox prater books, and concluding with a few brief but cloqtlsnt words on Ihe noble character nf Mr. Phillies and the kind heart of his unfor tunate wife, upoc their chanty, benerolenco, and good drede. Tbe cofflns were then borne to the hearaei, ind the long train of carrlirci, followed by a multitude on foot, atartid for the bouse of Mr. Cohen, In Fottielh itreet, between Secood ind Tlilrd irenues, where ibe bodies 01 Ihe little grandchildren, Bammr and Rachel, awaited convavanca to the cemetery, and Mr, Moes Phillips and his wire are atlll lying In peril, As soon as the dlminutira cofflns nad baec I placed In cirrlsget, not la neirtes, the funeral I cvrlMS UrU4. sjrela, aad. cro'"- sk fern, WksasH wound Ita wiy to the Jewish oemetery on Opresa Ull a Hern there waa a ortratt lot whloh for some time previous to his death had belonged tn Mr, Phillips, an. I four graves hsd bean dug In It. After the uioal re,rmonlea. and lha reading nf the pravera. the dead ware lowered Into their flntl resting pi see, Kich of lue frienda and relatives who felt Inclined tn It, threw three epidemis or earth noon the oof One, aa the laat service that ther could do them In thla world, the grarat wire filled np, aad tne mourners returned to the city. The inrrlrlng member! of the family will obeerre the seven days of mourninr, sitting from morning until evonlng npon the bire floor with uncovered lioadi and shoe Ims feet, Tbe flnrlnl ef I'M her, Dnnghter, Han-ln l.mrr, nnd (wo Hrandrhlldren. V In llonry II. llurrill'i undertaker'! shop, at Red Hook lane and Fulton street, Brooklyn, lay Ore coffins yesterday three Urge and'two imill. They were all allxe, of plain black walnut, brightly polished, and alodded with blgh iltver natli. Tbe ildci of each were ornamented iwlth chaste allvor handle!, and on the llda were oral allrer plates, Two were on the right of the shop and three on tho left. In the first on the right reeled the body ol Mr. Uhlmann. He waa dressed In a bleckcoat, with white collar and black cravat. Hla face waa a.dlr disfigured. An oval plate on the top ot the casket bore Ihe following Inscription! JEAN ItUIMll.l'lIK Dltl.UA.1N. i Hun Jilt 30. 1171. S Ascd Sa yesrs. S inontas, li dsys, In the next was tbe body of Mlse liblmau, a bean tlful brunette ot IS. The only mark nn her face waa a bruise 011 the left eyo. Iter plate read aa follows JKANNK lllll.MANN, Dun Joi.v.su, till. 1 Aged 17 years, 10 months, SSdsyl. First on Ibe lell lido lay Mr. Clienevierr. The body waa dressed In black. The plate waa Inecrtb- ed! HAUC CIIKNKVIRftU, i III an JULT30. IS7I. t Agea as years, it oaya, lly 1.1a aide appeared Ibe horribly dliflxuiod race or hit daughter. On her plate Ihe following wss In scrlbtd i MAI'.IK ANNA CllKSKVIIiim. liiKi) Jvlt si. t-ni. Aged S yesrs. months. It days. Laat camo the smallest coBn ol all icclnslng the wax like faro or Mr. Chenerlere'i little eon. Tbe Inscription wis: cWAffiXVAftii Dmn Jolt in, 1171, Agtd s resrs. 4 mcutns. They were ruber, diughter, eou-ln-ltw, and two grandchildren. Another daughter, widowed and made childless and alslertees Ilea dying from her In Juries at home. A large and respeelsbly dressed multitude cither ta In the elroela In Iron! and sadly and silently gated upon the coffins. At half-past three the were deposited In hearses, each drawn by four white horses, and transferred to the Church of our Saviour (UnUarttin) at Tierrenont atreet and Mon roe place, ther were placed lengthwlie on alatrit In (Vftnt of the pulpit, the two little ones oa Ihe la aide. Wreaths and crosses of tuberoses were placed upon esch br kind hsnas. To ono wreath was at tached a card hearing the names r Mrs. Ilowne. Mrs. bbaw, Mra. Cole, and Mrs, Whitney, all well-known realdenta of Brooklyn, Mr. Iiullller and Mr Chenviere married alstera. He resides nn Mateu Islan 1. and It wns lo llt him that the party were going when they were elaugh tered. Aa soon e he heard of the eatesirorbs.. he took a email boat end rowed to thla city. Krrr alnca be haa been a sleepless attendant at the bed. aides of his relatives, si.d yesterday he was very much affected during the funeral ceremonies. TBI BWISI OINgRAL lOCUTT or New Tork, of whlc'i Mr, Chenevlere was emem bnr, defiled In next, and took eeals behind. The re.t or the dark, elshoratelr-ornamenled church, pews, aisles, galleries, and organ loll, was packed with a richly-dressed aaaemhlsge, composed In great part of the fair aex. The almotphere waa hot aluioet to tne point of Intolerance, and everywhere rann were plied vlcoroualy. The ceremonies began with a hymn, "Angela Ever Rritht and Fair." Irom Handel, rendered ex quiritelr br Mrs. Tenny, eoprsno nf the church. When Ibis bad been concluded, the Iter, A. P. Put nam, poator, who had been telegraphed for to Bos ton, arose and read from the Ulble the VOtli Fealm, the 13th ehspter of the 1st Epistle to tbe Corinthi ans from the 37th vere to the laat, end a nart of the Herniations. Mr. Putnam wae In full clerical robea. Ilia voleetand delivery were excellent, and his selec tions were singularly welt chosen, Tber spoke of the shortnese nud uncertainty nf human life, and Ibe proapeel of a happs resurrection. A quartette or men's voices from the iiilvitia UAiNincaoa, now sang "Abrnllsd" (Song of tbe Erenlng). br Kuhtan The singers were Messrs. Methtessel, Weber, Kaetaer, and Martin. While tber were tinging Mr. Iiullller became eo overcome with grief that lie hsd lo bo carried Into the vestry and restora tives applied. The other relatives were slso muca effected. Nextcinie the funeral sermon brthe Rev. Mr Putnam. It was in eloquent effort, without inr attempt at aenaatlon. and waa admirably calculated lo turn the thougnia ol the beieived ones In Iront fiom their present grief to the hope ot loon meet ing with their loved ones In a better existence. Mr 1'utnim beEn as follow. It waa but a r.-w slort months ago that the Impressive tiding! reacbej ua ol tbe death of lb. a .id nienor ciiiniviiii, In Geneva, wbo wss one of the rreaiett lights of Protestantism .0 Europe forty years ago, In his latest letters to his son who cams to seek hla tor tune In America, he often expressed ti e earneel wish of his heart to see the grandchildren who one br one were born In his boy's new home far away. .Inst aa the Intelligence or the death or the venerable patriarch arrived In Brooklyn, one or the little children sickened and died, thus lulolllng In (art ill grandfather's dearest wish; and the two home! which hid been uudered on earth met In Heaven. In bow lew week! haa that saintly with been more thin retllxei. Now he hae met on the eternal shores not only bis grandchildren, hut his ion himself and others connected to him by ties or blood. Enter lug a boat on funday afternoon 10 take a sill on our beiutiful bay, they embarked on in Invisible ship bound to Heaven. A delightful voyage but for the sorrow and anguish they lett behind." After the bleating, Mr, Molo, WialbKNT or TU! tWIJI lOCISTT, stepped forward and delivered an address In English to the conization, lauding bis manr virtues and expressing the deepest sorrow it bis loss. I'he qu.rteite nf men's voices now sn; "llymne tndleNacht" (Hymn to the Night), by Beethoven. 1 bey were accompanied by Mr, Thomas, organist. The Her. Mr, Putnam snnour.ced mat Ihe cofflns would not be opened, snd requeeted Ihe congrega tion to keep their seats until they should Srst be carried out and placed In the hearses, Tliie being done, ihe long line of carriages drore up and the corteia proceeded to (Jresnwood. where the bodlei were deposited in a vault purchased on Tueeday. Cstliarlne fculllvtn, a aervaot In the Chenevlere family, haa berome crsxy over the death of her mailer and his clillJren. The Funeral of Ihe Mleen Finn llr. The three dead of the Nllson family Matliilde Friederlke Nllson, Charlotte Wst, and ilarotarct Caroline West were borne to tnelr grare yesterdsy alternoon. When the pall bearers entered the Ger man Lutheran Church In Henry atreet with the three cofflni the bouse was filled. The members of the family, Mr. Nllson, his young daughter, and hla relatives, took sesl 01 the first bench. Before them, beneatn the altar, the three cofflni were placed, (They were silrer-mounted, and of black walnut, White wreaths reoosed on them, When the facet of the dead were iliidoied Ihe temple re sounded, with half-iupproaod uioana, while Nllson looked with a blank stare at bis daughter before him, utterly unconscious. The pastor, Mr. ntelmlo, pronounced lu Impressive words the benediction over the dead. Then followed the sermon, and then evert one passed by tbe coffins, nnd looked at the corprrs, They were Interred In Ureenwood, all three In one grave. Tbe Funernl of Ihe Hmilh Family In Brook lyn-A Procession 10 Flalbuali. At 6 o'clock yesterday morning OfUcera East wood aud O'Brien, of lha Harbor Police, picked up too body of a man at Fier 4, East Hirer. Ills face and hanas were badly scalded, He was IdentifM at the .Morgue as Bernard binlth or Brooklyn, Jr. Smith wis on'tta Wisttleld with his wife and two children when the boiler exploded. The whole family fell rlcllmi, ll had been arranged that tbe fonnrol of the mother and two children should lake place reslerdiy titer noon. The body of the husbiud wu taken to Brooklyn ind laid betide those of hla-fiapleti fam ily, Mr. Smith bad been a foreman of one or the eleralora of Ibe International Elevating Association, and Edward Annan, or 301 Cumberland atreet, President of Ihe Aiioclitlon, generously offered to besr.lhs whole txpente of tba luneral himself, But the two brothers of Mr, hrallb declinsd this offer. Uk e Hamlltoa 'avian th ute resldsnoe of the family, li a brick tenement of fouritorlei. Mr, Hmllh lived In a back room on the npper floor, and ll wu here thil Ihe laat aad rttea to Ilia detd were berrormed. Early In Ibe afternoon multitudes begin to gather about Ihe building. 1 he door kneb waa hung with crape, black and white being taste fully Interworen, telling to the wayfarers that youth and age had boih pissed iwsy. The family bad many frienda. They were of a genlil ind lorahla disposition, ind the whole neighborhood mourned their fate, and tamed out to pay them tbe laat aad tribute or respect, swarming to and down the nar row italrcase wa a cootlnuil Itream of man, wo men, and children. Three cofflni of pollthod rosewood nearly filled the apartment, In the first of them as the door waa pissed the body of Mr. Smith liy In a mile of white eitln. Ills lace only waa visible, and that so bloated and changed by Ihe acaldlng 11 to be hardly recog nlishle to his oldest frienda. On the lid of Ihe coffin wis a Hirer plate with tnli Inscription! i iinitnAiiD HMltif. Dun Jolt to. tell, Aged U yean. Beyond him, ind ocoupylng rt centnl position be. tween fithnr and mother, lar Ihe dhBinred remains or little Annie, to gratify whom the eiounlon had been undertaken. Desplle the hcrrlbli marka rt the death agony, there waa an eipreaslon of sweet ness about the lace ol the child wiilch tonehed tbe heart! ol all beholders. The child waa dressed In pare wh. to, Oa the lid of the coffin was a plate elmllir to lha father's, thonah lomewhit imillar. It read 1 AHftiK'sHrvi: Dim Jclt 13. 171. Aged V yesrs. But Ihe saddest light of ill wss the tableau at the lurlber aid n ol Ihe room. It waa a group of thiee poisons, two lost to ill conaclousnesa or tho Ills of tun world, end one being alive to the hor rors of the situation abont her. In a casket, the exact counterpart or her husband's, repoeed tbe body of Mrs. Catherine Bmlth. Like Annie, she was ahrou.ied In wile, and the entire lid of Ibe coffin was off. Her race had been badly acalded, and the ulu had f:dlen Irom bar hands, which had been crossed on tbe brvaat. On her knees lay Ihe body of her infant Thomas, but ten months old at the time of tho disaster, Ilia little face had no eigne 01 the nconr which was apparent on those of hla mother and father. He lar Ibero none ailerp. On the ptale wu Ihe itmple Inscription I RATIIRItlNK hMITII, DlID, ACUUIT SO, ISil, Aged a years. At tne hesd ot this coffin stood on aged woman, aohblng. It waa the mother of Mr, Bmltn, who has been thua suddenly called upon lo bewail the loss of a whole lamlly of children and iraiidcbildren. Her moans ss she stood there counting the momenta which sha might itlll ras with tne bodlea of her children were bearl rendlng. At 8 o'cock tbe funeral ceremonies were per formed. The Her. Father! Farley and McCsllhr offlclatenl, ind the rites ware celebrated alter the manner of the Horn an Calhollo Church. Three hearses then bore the coffins to Flilbush Cemeterr, followed by a large procetaton or Irleuda and ac qualntances. Here two fresh mounds of earth were dlseorered. They were the graves of two of Mr. Bmlth'a chil dren, buried, the one only a month, the other alx weeks aco. By the tide of these were three new made graras, and Into them Ibe bodlea were low ered, tbe prleala reading tbe appropriate prayers. The earth was thrown In, and the aad ceremony waa completed. The lOlcled mother wai borne to her home b bar two remaining anna, and the pro. cession slowly mirclisd back to Ike tttrtlog point. A Member or Asrsra Minglnc Hclelr-The Oiulnoua Mupvlur if a Watch, Louis Neidhart waa bbrtWaitfeidiy from Ibe hall Of'iha Aurora blng'ng Sccl?ty it SI Avenue A. The Society alien led hit funeral In a body with a baud. Neidhart wai tl yetrs old, and lived wll'i Jieoli King, at 69 Mlddagh atreet, Brooklyn. He worked In Brildetu'i French bilr-drritlng astab llthinnnt, it 81 Court itreet. He wit considered bis best and atesdlest workman. Last Funday morning t.e completed his work al 10 o'clock, and went tiome ssjlng tbat be wai going to Btaten Island In the aflernoon. List HalurJay hia watch wai repaired, and tbe next morning It etopped. He wound the watcn, and at 10 o'clock the net! ilar 1 1 etopped aaaln. llr In tended to etart lor the Island at noon, and requested Mrs. Itlnr to allow two or her children to go with him. When 1) o'clock came, hit watch etopped again, to the n-.lnute, Nrdhart eald that II waa a bad omen. Mra, King refuted to let her children go WIU lilni, He went alone. Hie bodr waa taken to New atreet, where an accurate description waa taken of hltn, and nil hit raluablee were preserve I Ae toon as Mr. Uinx ituJ Amond, brother or Louis, heard or the eiploslon, they hurrieJ to New Vo.k Thev Identified Louis at the Moraue the next day. Neld lisrthlifHK) In bank, and had aent not long ago tii to Germany to delray the expenses or his 111 le. s runeral. A Member of Ihe Mere-nth Word Kilward J. Hbnudlrr Aasoclullon, Mr, Andrew Uoyle of SI Mouroe itreet was member ot Poat ii, O. A. It., and eerred with tome distinction In the nary tn the battlea ol New Or leans. Wilmington, and Mobile, ne was also a member or the Edward J. Bhsndley Association or the Beventh Wsrd, ADcut 200 members ol tbe As sociation, with Justice Bhand'ey, nil Irother, the lion. Michael J, Bhindlry, Jud;e Scott, lad Ihe President, Michael Whi'r, all-nded tba funeral yesterdsy. Col. Tbomss J. Kellay or Post SI (It. A. Ilawllns), and a large number or hla comrades alao eerorted the tody to Ita last reatlng place. Mr, Coyle waa blown Into tbe water, and while swim mlng for his own life he menaced, although suffer lug badly Irom scalds, to ave a Utile girl who must have been drowned. -His body was enclosed In rosewood casket, ind the lid was inscribed An. drew Coyle, died Slst July, 1871, aged 33 years, t months, snd 8 dare" Tne mother an 1 rather, the surviving brother, ind fonr listers were deeply seeded, 'lha bojy waa followed to Cilviryt'em. aterv by s large concourse of frlende. Posts 113 and 33 of tbe O. A. It. were alao represented. A Member ofllenry (,'lur Lodge, V, and A, M. Mr. Isaao K. Haywood waa bui.ed ycitenlay from his late residence, 74 Cansl etrret. The house and adjacent aidewalka were erowdel. The re mains wen cncloeed In a-siSvermounted, rosewood coffin, on whose lid weie a besullful wreath or Im mortelle! ind severs! bunches ol white flowers. The fees hid been lomewbat discolored by the steam, but the feature! were easily recognizable, Tlenry Hay Lodge, No, ST7, F. and A. M attended the funeral. Haywood's mother sit throughout the ser vices wltbber rice burled In her handkerchief. The poor youog wife was grler-strlcken. ind when the Iter. Mr. Ilangh, ol the Wr.le.it itreet Methodist church, feelingly ipoka of the kindly disposition ind good character which her hnahand had elwaya borne, she sobbed aloud. Mereral listen and brother! sat beside the coffin. The body waa borne to Oreenwood Cemetery, Haywood wai a silver plater, 3.1 yrara of age, and leaves a wife aid one young child. On tbe day or tbe disaster he said to Joseph Elvery. the conductor or the Third avenne car on which he rode down town, Joe, I ahall see Iou Frldsy night, sure," He allerward mat Thomas 'eel, or 69 Division street, ind Ihe two went iboird Ibe boil. Ther were lilting on the upper deck when Ihe boiler exploded. Peel tried to stiie his friend, but Instantly lost sight or blm ind wu blown Into the air, falling In the witer. iliywood'i BVV 4iJ ''if J'-5 1' It1? rc wer lAtnewliat burn ed, and lie had suffered a contusion or the temple. Peel's head, face, ind bands were bully burned. He appeared at the funeral yeiterdiy with his head irolleu ind btndiged, ind bis irm In a sling. -iiWJjcl Chnrlea Cole'a Funeral. Charles Cole of a I'ile itroet, an exemplary young m.m, axed 33, died on Tueaday, ne wai In partnership with his father Daniel, cabinetmaker, al 3 Pike atreet, Mr. Cole seldom went out, and on week dayi confined himself doesly to his bait nets. When he went aboard the Westdild he bid over UO. He wit terribly icilded, and when he waa taken out hit clothes were wet through. For some time be liy on the award of the Battery, re. rutins lo be taken to the huiplul. He waa attend ed By a leoundielly physician who, under these awful circumstances eharged him 15. A hickmio who took him home, demanded $Jbofore he start. St!' ""d "hen he arrived, made him pay tl more, The bulk of hu money wis stolen from hlra. .Mr. Cole wis burled yesterdsy In Union cemetery. Two Mnaonlc Lodge a Krpreeenlrd. Julius Huynor wai buried vciterdiy alternoon Irom the All Silut Episcopal Church, Henry iud Scammel streets. The house or worship was Oiled. Yew Tree Lodge, No. 101, F. and A. M Daniel Car penter Lodje, No. 64". p. ,aA A, M and many resl ilentt m ibe Sevenlii and Eleventh Wards were among the mournert. The Itev. Natnuel J Cornell jind the Itev Ueorge B, Bennett officiated. Mr. Itiynor was M yearn old, snd leaves a widow iud two tuns, lie was in Engliilimun by blrtn, but lived many jean lu tnia country. The Drnlh or Another Victim. Michael Kolley of Dock and Front itreota.Ilrook. Iu, died yesterdsy from Injuries received In the ex plosion of the Weatdelo. Kelley was 41 yean old, nd letvei a wife and rour chlldea In a daatiluta con dition. He waa leretily icalded and liken out or Ihe wreck. He wss able to walk aa far li Ibe Wall street rerry. where he lank from exhaustion. He waa taken Into the rerry home and begged ror aome water, A lady with an Infant had a bottle of milk which ihe gsre to Kellty, rU, ejWr Uklig dranrht, eeemed lomewhat relieved. Two gentle men took Keller to hu borne. Alter lingering In treat pain for two daya he expired. Ua II lobe burled to-diy, THE It IS AI AND StlBIMNO. A Complete Alphabetical Met of the Killed. The following Hit hit been prepared with great eire, and contain! the namei of ill positively known to be deid np to a lite hour list evening 1 Abbott, tsilih, corner Union ind Orsnd avinuet VTtlllBuiBbargk. Beet, Jonn J SM Tenth avenne. Iisenr, Adotpn, iim Ksst sevenh street. Coyle, Andrew, 51 klonroe atreet. Caahman, Kate, vae Kiltebetb atreet. Chenevlere, Mark,2tl Clinton street, Brooklrn. Chenevlere, Arthur, l Clinton street, Brooklyn. Cbeoevtere, Merle .16 Clinton street, Brooklyn. Cnaey. Mary, lit Warerlev nlaoe. Cole, bhtrlr. it years, t Pike atreet. t'oleinin, Oeorge 11, 81) Mvrtle avenne, Brooklyn. Costello, Thomta, SM lltcka itreet, Brooaiyo, Cirney. Henry, lirootlvn, Ilowd. Dsvld, ii Tompkins street, Hreilni. J achun.ll Blm siren. Dejstour. John, IS Heeler meet, Klaaaaer, Charloe, 74 first avenue. Misuser, Oeorge, 74 First avenue. Kisaaaer, Lonna. 71 first aveine, Kibsn. Rloa in Klabth ivenne. flou. Mlrhsel.SA Cans! street. Friedboff. Annie, 111 1 hoinpsoa street. rrleon.iff, vrilhulnunt. tit Thompion street, tnlir, Patrick, child, 6iH flsoond avaaue. Flnlsy, lira. Michael. II Kssex street. Finnigsn, 1'alnck, fireman. 1'lniar. Catharine, 11 Kescx street. Fawcetl, Mien, lot Bowery, Oroom, Klleo, Flatbush, Oelthcimer, Autoit Jin Hroome street. Ucrralghly. JohnJOl Warren sireai, Brooklyn. He) wood, Isaac vr 74 laral street. Ilonrh, Charles. rYoodbrldge, N. J. Ilonch, Chrte lot, Woodbrioge. N, J. Manner, Daniel, Atlantic street, lirooklyn, Bennett, llifhsrd. 91 Atlantlo atreet, lirooklrn. Jobnaoo, John P. BOS puiion atreet. Brooklyn. Jeans, John J ,&M WeslTweoly sevenih street. Kane, Henry, III atyrtle avenue, llrnoilrn. Keliy, Michael, cor, Kinnt and Dock sis., Brooklyn, Klnneslly, Msry. 11 rtcit street. Karschner, rred., Jersey City, Kerschner, Mm, Jersey City Korn, Henry, ml Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. Kennedy, Ifuiiret, llelmont Hotel, Fulton stint. Landers, Patrick, Mil TII, sry street. Bro.klyn. I.antli.g, Kvereit, Klihioeath street. Msrsb.Oretchen. nre years old, Mahoney, Ualtho,S31 Warren atreet. nrooklrn, Mcuoimack, Lawience, 04 Wa.worm street, Brook lyn. Moffatt, Msrtha. 434 Ninth avenue. McDonoogb, John, Itecrultlng sergeant United States Array, Madden, John, Depnly Rherlff of Brooklyn. Mahoney. Daniel. 10 1 rrrn atreet, Brooklyn. Marin, Mirr, Kifly-sltth street. McColl, Mary (31 west Thirty nith street. Melville, Chsrles. Brooklyn. Neidhart, Lndwlg, tlrooklyn. Ne son, Matilda, iMMacksit slre't. Rrooklrn, Neidhart, Louis, aje 'It, M Msadow street, Brooklyn. Nesoilt, Andiew, WJ Va-idam street. O'Oonnor, llolrna, l Washington itreet. O'conneti. Henry, nnknown. Philllpe, Ksmuel. ISo Ksst Kortrttflh street. Phhllps, Samuel, Jr .J.'l fast Fortieth street. 1'nillli s, Itscbcl, 111 Ksst rortlelh etreet. Phillips. Mrs bamuel, l) Hail Forty-flflU strest. Illsler, John W i Inird avenne. Ilandolph, Acn. child 3 years old. llaynsr. Jnllus,Or-snnon street, (leader. Kllia. 1.1 Msdtson street Itnppel, Chsrles, III Onrysll- stieet. linpi-el. Ferdinand, III Chryalie atreet. Sc .altera, William, hteten Island. Btorta, Oeorge U, Btaten Itland. Smith. Frederick, ns crilan ii street. Hturlemee. August, 5 Carmine street, bmlth, Catharine. ,4 Hamilton avenue. Brooklyn. Bmlta. Bernard, 73 Hamilton avaue, Brooklyn. Bmlih, Anne, 9) ran o,d,74IIamllion avenue, Uroak lyn cm th.Thomu, habr.74 Hamilton avenne, Brooklyn. Hcolt, Oeorge. Ilulso i City, Tivhe, Amelia, iLiwla street, tlhlinsnn, J, Kudolnh, It Donrtasi street, Brooklyn. Uniinann, Jaor. It Dourtus aire llroixlyn. Vreaiand, Francis H., 8:5 llsn I). old .ray. Wtt, Martha U IM eackett street. Ilruiklyn. West, Theresa, III nacketl street, Brookiyu WIStlliO. Ilea, Charles, New Voik. CasI n Tl-omas. Mirks slieet, IlrooKlyn. Vom.Frrdenek, IS4 Weil lhlriy-fllth Itretl. Kraut, Herman, New- York. Krani. Amelia. New York. Bennell, Joanna. Jorter City. Clark, barah, JeraeyClly. mroRTin naio. Ileneh. Chilttophrr, unkuown, Cirney. Ilenrr, liroukiyo. asnduuisl, 1'alnck. C'a Clean itreet, Brosklyn. Thn Klaaeeer Pninlly. Next to the Phillips family, this is the laddest cue resulting from the dltuler. The family con sisted of Oeorge Elsuser, aged 37, and Mrs. Oeorge Elsasser, eged 20, husbsnd and wife; Oeorge C Elsasser, 10 yean Ernst Elsasser. 11 rears Charles Augustus Eltisser, B 1 ran; and Louita Elaatsrr, B yeirs and 8 niontbt. Only three of Ihsse are liv ing, Mr. and Mrs. Eliauer and young Ernal, who saved his mother's life, Palber, mother, eons, and diuthter were burled by the explosion into the air, and came down amid the hissing steam and Jigged timbers When Ihe eteim cleired sway, the mother wis found clinging to the wreck horrlblr ecalded. Ernst wit not bidly hurt, but icelng his mother In inch a helpless condition, pulled hei rrom her place or toi- tnre. Oeorge wu ecilded ilmost beyood reco. nitlon aad died shortly after being taken to Bellerue. Louisa died on Monday alternoon. bho waa a pitiable eight. The flesh literally bung In sbredi .rom ber hands, race, chest, ind bick. Chirlei nil milling until Monday night, when be wu flthed np from the water. Mr-ind Mrs. Elsasser were removed rrom the hospital on Monday; tbe former to the residence or Mr. Koib, corner or Avenue B and Fourteenth itreet, ind the latter to 113 Avonue A, where ther now lie, Ac reporter Milled Mrs. Elsasser yeiterday. She lies In a hack room nn the first floor or the build Ing atore mentioned. She it a pitiable object to be o'.d. The whole body Is a mass of bruises, scire, and scalds, The reel. Lands, snd chest are bound up with cotton, covered with oil. The rice Is cor ered with oil skin, holes being cut ror Ihe eyes nnd nose, Tho little hero Ernst, w ho Is with her. Is the only one of tbo family alls has seen since the fatal Sunday, Mr, Elaaa'er until yesterday was not able in talk, belnc perfectly luaeuslble. He Is horribly buined aud disfigured, almost beyond recognition. Mr. Elsasser wis bom in Wfirtemberg, (Isrmnnr, snd li about 59 veara or age, He was a salesman In tbe employ of Wells, Bontecou Baker, lumber dealers, comer of Houston and West streets. Both ire attended by Dr. Duffc or Third street, between Avenuee A snd B, He expresses tbe belief tbst the woman will recover. Iirllevue Hospital Vralrrdar. Twentv-futtr of the victi.ni of the explosion re main In Bellerue Hospital. Two died yesterday, Isaiah Abbott and Patrick Flnnlgan, the fireman of the Weslfleld, who died at D!r o'clock last night. The condition of tie remaining patients is un changed. Five or six are very low, Tne Morgue conUlued no corpses yestetday. Condition of Ibe Wllllniuaburgh Nufferers. Mr. Richard Moore and Mra, Catharine llrd dick are Improving. Mr. John Brown, In the City Hospital, was able to walk around yesterday after noon. The doctors, however, will not give an ex p.lelt opinion concerning their recovery. Waking I'p. The Inspection of the boilers of the boats belonging to the Uniuu Ferry Company wai begun yesterday, A ferloile llreak In Ihe Inner Casing, 'rpri le AV";'.,ovr. Yeitcriiav morning William W. Vunderblll, T. Ailtlnetf tn U! employ or the Uovernment, visited the 1'ollre Central Office, having been sent by Addison Low, bupsrvislng Inspector of Steam boats for the Si-rood District, to Inspect His fr le nient or the boiler of tbe Westfleld tailed by In epector Jameson, Mr. Vandcrblll found that Ihe material of the boiler was good, and that the Iron was of Hie requi site thickness, but discovered a lerlout breik In tbe luuer casing, n bleu bad evidently existed long before Ihe explosion The outer edge of the fragment i much brighter than the Inner, and rmm this net, and certain other indication! known to experts, he has come to the concluilon that the Inner casing was broken, either when the boiler waa made, nine rears ago. or gave way iiibsequeolly when subjected to a aevere lest. He expressed a positive oplolon that the boiler his ror 1 long lima been held together simply br the thin outside plating, and laid that ha was surprised thai It bad not exploded before. He added that this flaw could not hue been detected by any Inepeclor as the outside of the boiler wai covered with felt nd Ihe Inside afforded no Indications of deciy. He also silt that the flaw could not have been de tected by louudlng Ihe boiler. Here I Clear Evidence. from tin Til'smm. Henry Uernrr, ciril ind mechanical engineer or 13 Warren street, states tint rour yean ago he eiatnlued the boiler of tho lll-faled Itnry boat West field, inn give his opinion thst tin holler should be remored at ouce, I. C, .it thit time. Coroner Kie nan would do well 10 eisralne Mr Oerner, is he la 1 mm who knows what he talks about, ind may Id In "tiling the responsibility" ol tne disaster where It belongs, The Alhlrlli-s Waxing tbe Kcltlorda, ruiLaoiLrniA, Aug. 3. The garni between Ihe Atnlellcs of this city and th Eckiords 01 Brooklyn was nllnetsed by abont two thousand persons, and was won by Ihe former, v to 3, Nelson miaing both runs or the Ecklordi, l.ilKoi. 1st. id. 3d. llh Mb. etb. h. 8th Pth, AthlWca 0 1 4 I 0 0 I 0 0 t KclTaijls., ..0 0 0 0 i 0 t 0 0-1 xnrATnicAj.n tir imookkth. The (Jlobe-Jadie Troy, Threx-nevkor Wil liam Howe, t)ndrrHherliT Murphy, Je-tb Hart, Charley While, and Mra. Ilroofc wsj's Dnuahter Involved. The inhibitinti of lirooklyn are gossiping over the fact thit suit Involving tbe tenantship or the Globe Theatre of Brooklyn le In progress belore Jodie Troy. It appears that Mr, lllchard Ilooley, Ihe proprietor of what waa formerly known aa Hooley'e Opera Home, leased hit theitre to Mr, Joihm Hart, the well-known theatrical manager, it an innuil renlil of flOOUO. Mr. llsrt, Willi his usuil liber illty, paid Ilooley fA.OOO, ilthouih by the termi of his leite ha wss not compelled to piy more thin 330 weekly. The eetibllabment had a new departure, the minstrel performance being soperscdod by a virlety theatrical and pantomime entertainment, ind prored very remunerative. Ilooley went to Chicago, where he opened 1 theatre and employed Charley White, the negro minstrel, to act ai bla agent. During Ihe last month, to Mr. Hart's aurprlse, he waa requeued br Chirley White to allow him to go Into partner ship with him In his sueoesiful nndirttklng. To tbli the veteran Hart objected, and While thea pre tended that Ilooley had uilgned him tbe batsnce of the rent of the Brooklrn theatre for a debt. Not luecee lng In getting Into oirlcershlo In this mm per. White prrvtiled upon a certain Hinnib M, White diuihter of Mrs. Brockwir, ill.is Russell, Ihe wife or this. O. Broekwiy, allis Vanderpoel, tbe well-known forrer and counterfeiter, now serv ing a term In Blag Sing) to appear before Judre Troy and procure a diiposaeis summons, thinking theiebyto obtain a Judgment and turn Uart out of tbe theatre. But the little game wu spoiled, ror on the return or the lummom before lha Hon, Judge Troy, tbe miisire Ihree decker, William F. Howe, thorouthly rejurenited liter hii Oahlng it Fort Himlltcn, ind looking flgbt all over, ituntered lo the Judge'! desk nd put In a lengthy iffldirll combining an admix ture of foresslds, plaintiffs, defendant, with ssid parlies or the first psrt, psrllei of the second pert, dlven, Ac. Ac, ad lib., until the entile legil cate gory must huve been eshiusted After hiving finished reading tils model nHdsvlt, Counsellor Howe laid that Mr. Hart denied tint iuy demind for rent hid ever been made br Ilooley, or inr perion authorised In hii behalf; and be alio insisted tbat the claim of Hannah M, White wu a hngm one. To prove this lstter ssaertlon, Mr. Howe said he wonld like a week's idjourument to procure witnesses. Ills Honor Judge Troy most Impsrtlilly, is hi In variably does, notwithstanding bis brother, John P. l'ror, appeared aa counsel for the other side, granted Mr. llowe'l motion, ind adjourned the cie until neil Mondty, it 3 o'clock, when in Interest ing expos, or facta will be elicited, Afler leering the Conrl the Hon, Thomas Morohr, the hsndsome Under-Bherlfl of Brooklyn, ippeareJ, and served Mr, Chirlei White with n itlachmint Issued against Ilooley, for the sum of t33,Ono, by virtue ol which attachment the rent of Ihe Globe Theatre will to to tbe Sheriff or Klbgs countr, and neither to Ilooley, While, nor Mrs, Brockwet's daughter. A CONNKOllVVr 1BAOEDY. The .Tlyateirloua Murder near Weal llnven A Hlrnnger ntrauglrd and Itobbed Ami hla llodr Lett In a I'leld-.No Clue. Niw Havik, Aug. 3. On Tuesdsi-.tuornlng the body ol an unknown mm was found fh an open lot on Ihe Mllford road In the town of Orange, The lot li out or alght from the tborooghfare, but not rr .dlelanl from dwelling houses. The ground about the bod) was trampled, and showed condu aire marks of a desperate struggle Thetlctlmwaa lying on his side, about a doten feet Trom a thick reus or trees led underbrusn, Ills moutli wu flopped with a large piece of cotton cloth, that wss pressed down his throat as If with a stick, and which required considerable exertion to dislodge. On both wrlsta were cuts or gsshes, and two abort gasbee had alio been Inflicted 00 the neck, one escli ride of the windpipe. He Is sbont Ihlrty Ore yein old, five feet six inches In height, or florid complexion, aad wearing a aandy moue taehe. He had on a pair of blue-colored pante, very much worn In places, and near the pockete colored by fialnt, a blue vest, quite faded, and a pair of common iced ihoee. Nesr by was lound in old coil, cot ered with ptlnt, but which nil much too large, evidently belonging to a corpulent penon, while tbe murdered man Is slim. In the coat pocket was round a money belt, made ot cotton cloth, large euough to reach about the man's wa it. Tne bell bid evidently been cut open. An iccount book, on wblcn wu written tba firm name or Ball, Black A Co., New London, and In which were some unlmpoitatil memoranda, wu also round In one of the tcslde pockets of tbe cost. In his left vest pocket wat lound 1 ten-cent bill, a live-cent nickel piece, ind short lead pencil, but no article of any Importance, Later In tbe dsy 1 white felt hal wai fouod In tbe lot, which wis too large for the victim. The body wss remored to a barn on the West Haven road, where a Coroner's Inquest was held. 'Ihe Jurr returned a verdict that the man came tn hla death al the hands of some person or persons unknown. Dr. Dibble of New Haven, atterward eiatnieed the body, and gave It as his opinion that the wounds thereon were not sufficient lo cause death. He conduced that death was caused by strangulation, Ibe theory la that the man was lurej out or his way, robbed, and murdered, his clothes tiken from htm and otbera substituted. No one in the neigh borhood heard any loud noise during Ibe night, although tnere nre two houses wllbln a short dis tance uf the place where the body was found and this ract gives rise lo another theory, and that Is thst the crime wu committed In sums other local. In, and thil the body, after death, wai remored to the ipot where It wai dlseorered, latxr scrrosio scicipi. The m) etery overshadowing the murder of the unknonu nun fan not bsen cleared up, iud tirlous stirinl.es arc afloat, lha moat popular al prearnl be ing tbat he took his own life Ills Identity has been established by Inquiry at New London. II I a name was Ueorge O. Brown, and be claimed to belong In Pltlabureb, Pa., where be hss a wealthy father. On the 4th of July he eugaged hlrrieif as a painter at l'enwick Hall, a summer hotel at Saybrook, tnd acted al steward lor the parly tn which he messed, The accounts of the mess were found In his pocket. On Ihe 18th of July he left Saybrook wltn IIS and went on a epree, returning on Ihe 13-1 badly used up Irom his debauch. He borrowed seventy fire cents from one or his tellow-workmen and disappeared. II is sup posed that be begged his wiy to this city, and being without Irlendt or money, put sn end 10 hit exist ence, after taking the precaution to make ll appear that he had been o.uruered This theory Is not credited by some, ai Ibere is no known record ot a suicide by stuffing rags down the throat. The man had no money 10 tempt tbe cupidi ty of assassli a, and tbe onl) plausible tneery la, that he may hare Lad troubln at borne, and wai put out of tbr way by some one baring an intereit In his fsthir'e property. The body waa burled to day by the town lathorl ties, no friends coming forward to claim it, The Death efMnndlng HuO'itlo, Wasiiinotok, Aug, 2. J. A. V 1 a 1 1 Superin tendent ol Indian! for Montana, transmits to the Indian Bureau a copy or a letter ol Specltl Agent blramena, giving particulars or the death of Stand ing Buffalo, chief of the bind of Santee Sioux 00 is,,. o. a .1 1 k t n river, 11 went to wnr couu.ng ueaiu ocgju.s he was reiolved to milntaln peice with the whltri and abide faithfully by the terms he bad made with the Agent, He wai unable lo control the banieti and some of his own wirrlurs, iud lo prevent them violating the compact. The Sioux Indians will not le.ve the Jillk rlror country. They prefer it not only on account ot lis game, but alio on account of ua helnj so reoioie rrom a white settlement. They npres their sin cero desire to remain at peace, and to be led and treated the lame ai others vt ell disposed are treated A Filth Ward Homicide. On Tuetday morning early, I'atrick Hart, of 22 Dethrones itreet, a laborer, quarrelled with Patrick Roach, keeper or a liquor store at 453 Washington street. During the tight which ensued Roach was kicked and beaten by Hart, List nlgnl the attend. Ing physician reported lo Coot. Petty that his 111 Juries would probably lerniluale faulty, Hart tt.i arreited. cvmosiTivs of atiMi:. Hatin. charged with the murderer Waller u 11 MourlUn View, Haul 1 tiara county, Cel. Owvr.n ajo, lui been arreili'd In Ingo county. N H. Kemp, elation agent and po, muster it Pair view, on the l. jhlgb Valley Itaifroad, w.n arrest Wednesday morning foi robbing tbe mail 01 a pension certificate and forging vouchers to tbr same The Longshorenion had a meeting In llo. aev.'ll street last night John Collins of Hague ilrrei tne 1 leaiurer, reluir'l to turnover the funds 01 th,' so ciely 111 hit possession. In s led to a row whien was qii.rled only on the entrance ul the prlii-e wno srrest ed 1 olllns. He was locked up In Hie Oak street police sluiton Michael McDonnell snd Diniel Docnran were be lure Juitlee Coulter, al Voravil e police Court, ctri nay, for squttiini on a In nn lieu, street, which lot Is he property of Mn lut ,s 1 craua McDonnell prom Iseil 10 vacate, aud was dt'chaived Douorau reiused and was very abi.slve nnd threatening to Ihe t uri. Jndie Cornier fln. d nun no nod committed h in to prison. Last nlrht Archibald Fulleilon. Clerk ol the Bontd of Aldermtn, aa DenW J Ilenntein liquor desler ol L4S Broadway, enjtaied Ihe hac driven by Kdward rtlilr1 .i?r V"J!M .'S i""1" Allheconelu alon of the ride O'Neill demanded par for hie trrvirei The two being diunk, best the unoflendlim hickmsn They were tikeu to the thirtieth slreet police elation. Wc'bmS atm" Jvba J"" THE YICES OF STATESMEN, TUB COVJMKh OP A RAOH TO Tilt II v Kori.it or tub bovtu, M Harare Oreelry'e Hpeech to Ihe Virginian!-' Wm Warm Approval of lha Near Dcaartan nilgai -Kaloiliiag Use Vellcr of Ilenrr Oler. flfll AlhikooIa, Yi., Aug. 8. Thi Hon. Horace Oreeley, who wai here on a villi, delivered la ad. CaH dreis it the Methodlit Eoiicopal Chnrcli thil after. W noon. The notice being short, the endlenee wu IIVb not line, bat hlrhly Intelligent, composed priac laBa pslly of Southern men. llgsal Mr. Oreeley nld lie thought It desirable to hare I respite of politics this year, In sntloly-ttlon of tag Jifli grave issues tHat would hire to be met next year, JBS neconitrnctlofp had been thought alow, but It bad 1 lKj been fast enough. Hid ill bees agreed, tlx yean 1 U under mllltsry rola would have been belter, beeattM W of the Imposition of light tixea there wonld hart been 00 pirllea, no lull, ind no creating debt. fH Southern men were not prepared to go Into th mm Union it once slier Ihe wir. The South Ind Mm recuperated falter thin anr other country did be- flfl fore, finer thin thli country liter the Revolution. KIM I'roicrlptton should be ut ulde. If the men whi IIM seceded were represented, ther wsnted their Orel, Irifl not their firth choice. Efforts to dlsfrmchlss ne- mtm groee ought not to be made. lefl lie wirmly fivored the Niw Departure, uylng gH foreigner! could not be disfranchised twenty years go. and how conld four millions of blicki be du- 1 m franchisee! now f The Democracy ought to accept 1 the Filteenlh Amendment, snd the Republicans iLBI wonld 'doubtless sdrocita the removal of dlsablll- I ties. When these questions pused iwsy, fin and 1 would claim sttentlon. I1H Ha argned strongly tn favor of Diring the nitionil f debt aa rut as possible. It was the only way ie 1 tB keep op tbe public credit, fSH Virginia thought too rrnch or politics Ther I MM should detote their attention to the development ol 1 IH their oslursl resources. They bad all the rwaottrcel HI of Pennsylvania and could he equal 10 thst State. They wanted wise and active men. Ther ahoull ILfl have faith In their Stale. Every man aUuld took fflH lor a mine, a wuler power. Ac In order lo make II mm and himself uiefol to the State. 119 Mr. Oreeley closed with a eulogy on lleorr clef imM ind the policy ot the deceased statesman. He wu Ml wirmly ppliuded, snd most ol those preeent war IH Introduced lo him. tUlf.UH TllJlEATKNISa TO 11KSIOX. fl The French President nnd the nerenlrall. IHfl cnllon lllll-Tho Republican I. eT and the Hi F.xlremlele-Trouhln la Algeria. IBM Virsaillii, Aug. S.- Preiident Thiers yeeter Ml dsy threstened to place the resignation or the Oor mmtt ernment In Ihe hinds of the Asumbly, In cone t BflM quence of the defeat of lha Deeenlrtllxillon bill. B 'tM Is thought to-day, however, that the matter will no( mmU be made a Cabinet queallon, BH ranis, Aug. 1 The Slfcti of to-day mnouncet thst the members of the Republican Left have re Jected proposition for fuilon with the Bilrem V lits, The sssemblage of the courts martial is pott gaEl pone.l until the Sth Inst, A letter fron Lyons styt gBj! there Is no dtmind ror fareirn labor In Ibit city ind ML! vicinity. itmu It Is rumored thst M.de Remuait Is tn be sppolnt- IgtHal ed Minister of Foreign Aff.nrs. M. Roux, one ol IflH tho leaders or Ihe shortlve Communist insurrection f hUWt In Marseilles, has been condemned to deilh. The lAMSt onlyKiench prisonirs now remaining Is Oermaay ''1171 sre fonr offlcen and eight hnndred prlrites In hni- jtv Pltal, end ten officers and aerenty prlrates Imprll- 'Slit oned for various offences. 'rlfA The Journals say the sdvlces rrom Algeria are 1 'i,' alarming, The Insurceuts are burning the forests 1 tU and committing horrible atrocities. The natives os td'all tbe Province of Oun have Joinod In the tniurree fmm tlon. The Deputies or the Lell Centre In ciuoai ii'iRn have resolved to vote lor the prolongsllon of M. fiUlu Thlers's powers, snd rrom cbsnging bis title rrom MjvS Chief or the Executive Power to President. It Is '.AjH reported that the Orlrana Princea will take then (lfr4 seats In the Asssmbly alter Ihe receat. Jill VETTING HEADY. f lf)l The Central Demecrnllo Clnb Organising ft far Active Work. iKiatM At the lut regulir meeting of the Cootral iMul Democratic Club tbe organization was perfected by H the election of the following officers 1 Preildent, lusHj the Hon. John Mullsly; Vlce-I'rsildenla, Comptroller eUfll Connolly ind Peter H. Jickson Treuorer, Joel A, HH Fllhtin; Corresponding Secretary, Warden Thomaa ''Kal B. Drennm Recording Secretiry, James J, Triy. HsM nor. Stephen Cornell wu ippolnted Blswsrd. Al tbe lima meeting the following gentlemen were, BM elected lo membership! Judge CP Daly, Col. J. It, BJ Fellows, John Purcell, lllchard A. Cunninghm, jBH Judge Klchird L, Lirremore, Oeorge W, Motton, ijf Cipt. .lamel Mllebell. Thomaa Oearty, Elliott Ban 2 ford. John K. Burrill, Frederick Tillman, Judge jH Abraham R. Lawrence, Frederick Smith, and Thoi. IBB Cunnlnghsm. The Club now numberi ibout 133, Bu A speclsl meeting was held laet night In Ihe coiy 1 IflW home of tbe Rlchird Croker Association. 103 Bui 1 (T"1 Thlrtr-flrit street. Judre Qulnn presided. 'Ibe I report or the committee on procuring a club honae 1 wss received. Ex Alderman Croker reported Ihe )f Inspection of a furnished bouse on Flflb avenue, I t,tW near Thirtieth street, which Is 30 by GO feet, fitted C; If with Moquette carpets, blue dtmuak upbolstered flj furnllnre. and contains a capacious wine cellar I 'ij rent, tH.OOO. Mr. Oarin reported an unfurnlabea 1 1 'I house ou Madison avenne, rent tH,&00 Neither 1,." house wu definitely accepted, and, on motion ol ti Wardsn Brennan, several names were added to the 1 'i committee, with authority to lease a home without further action by tba Club. The following le the 11J committee: Messrs. Croker, Oeoghegan, Lnorara, (1 Oavln. Flynn, Jackson, Cornell, Farrell, lilll.sn, J snd Boitwlck. I' ,il Thirty Feraona Poisoned br a Discharged il llomrellc. 'ijl I'hilapi LrniA, Aug, 2. A special to the Arm ing Teltgraph from Atlantic City. N. J.. says that about thirty persons sfler eating corn-itirch pad. ding al dinner at the Alhimbra Hotel reaterdar t li- Ihowed signs or hiring keen poisoned. No detthi ,lia.t? ire reported, It Is supposed thit irsenlc wai pat li! 'Hi Into the corn starch by a discharged domestic. fl Not Judge Itlnrtludale 1 hla Time, Cotnmiisloner Aleiandcr Frcar was arreited lut ulght, by lha mounted police, ror furlout driving i along Fl'th arenas. He wis tsken to the West H' Thirtieth street police station, th ,1 JOTTIXQS AllOVT XOIf-V. ij Lowest temperature yesterday at noon, 81 deg. Mr Thomit Picton htt lout fJ 10 111! Bust f of 'I tbe Sergt. Wyitt fund. 1 The drugrists had an Indignation meeting feller- 1 day, and will combine for is.f protection. Yeiterdiy BrnJ. J. Cihoou ind Edwird L, Cor. t i ilea wero dludged Insane by coiumlnlon. i M McCahe, the contractor. Is In town. Ills hone ll I slca in Saratoga, Henry field, Jr., Is training tbe aol isal. Capt, I'lmm, of the Flrat Ward, Is working hard to procure competent wltnci.et for the WeelDeldll veillgallon. Mr Menlerre waa yesterday elected President ol ,s, BA..s nr u..iih anHs, iha teinuorirv ibseoca oe Judge Uo. worth. Mr. Berglihu aopllad to the Board or Health ror the appointment or himself and assistant ai Health la. lectors without salary. Capt, Piachler, of the steamship Europe, eeeoted of ttsrvlng his passengers, was discharged by Ceumis 1 Holier shieldi yesterdsy, Last evening a piece of msrhle, throtn rrom II window hv a Utile rlrt, faiftlly inpired Fiauk MeDon j I oughol 111 West rifty-tecond street. 'tl Thcmas Rouen or l West Thirtieth street felt li;ff a"fl!' "hatchway to the cellar of abulldlnr; at the root ir 1 or West forty-seventh street, and wat fatally Injured. M,,! Alargaret Doolin, a very old worain. quarrelled if with Ann Murphy at li llooseteli slreet le.'.erdsv, ind 1 11 over the held with 1 hilctet. Mirgaret wu iiciu, Jt CI auncey Shaffer, Eq knocked down Ihe id in I who tailed 1,1m a liar yisleiday, ir.d Justice llogan 4 Imposed ono rent fine. I he niniil.ru of tne bit at ouce v took up a collection, ind the On,- wt psid jj The Nlntn Ward Cardnan Club Has nddresil lut night hv .lamri l.vnch. rsndldaie lor Aseiitsnt Alder I man Dmrler Ail.iiney Aigeinou H. hiillitsn will ij. dr, ss ihe rluo neat Monday in v udlcnrion or the cur nuthorlilis. Yesterdar Mr Henry V- r.-h, iccnninieil by Dr, 1 I Simeon leu of i,e lleallh Hiimi tuent. ov, rb m,-d lh,i t (inhlea ol ihe iin an, 11 1 nnd H and siren una, Il il rn--v were 111 n deplorunio eondli on 111 a rauilaiy If 11 point ol lew l(f 1 -Mr Richard Thurston, or Oh iihaT) street, Ue- I siris 'o 1 iv thut he iim not see any rnhoi-rivs eommit. I led afler Ihe elp'o-i.wi on unlay on (I e jersins of I ellher the dean or Ihe living Mr. Thurilon denies ver hiving uiade anv uch asieiiiou. Last evenina a train of fielshl rirs nn Hudson 1 1 street, out attsrne, 1 to a diiiiiinv enriii. run o.iwn t, e iirade 10 I anal street and tunc irtu roillMon with duinniyeu.ine ho 1 Th angina was nriten upon 1 riegbrsr, bre.i.ini Hie 1 uniper ho furlher ilsmaga l One lUrnes has hseu collecting money from steamboat aim railroad eonipanles and shipowners, on 'swf Ihe pretence lha. he ohtaintd the tbolisiimeiil ali tba Bs tot nn iro.s rrrelpis and I lie Comwise ronuateTlisr .III Chill Justice I hsse. who was written to ou iiieeeit. iHU (syiinstihelellowliaalmpoiior. ""'"eeowt, it The moilon lo remove the Iruitett or Nifimlel -ohscco .Maoiiraciiiuua- Comranv. and loan. Knio?.'"! .v".,',,".:""1 rdJar before f Julie J n ii.r?:e.i r'..4'a2 "i'IIC'I appealed fur the Atlor I Si!.?."1, ifd Mesne It K. Audrewa and Hnei on 1 Piffle ,,,mlL"d that le e, rilfltat, ote S I L!.i?,f "lMm,tM th" Jheespiui. H7VCsO.iMot.eZ F gil Till ,'kic"".WM "it'ocj eoid .Mr. ftsrtirtl coo42 l fU that this made tne duly of ine Judse Irortrellv; d If l the coroorailca. TBI Oeart look S

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11 Hblnr f-r AIL TIIUUHOAY, AUGUST 3, 1671. AratiwrinrutM Tdty tV TWMr--t f.ttt,Ti, Itwerj INrnlri- Ikf-MiF lHjiMtA. Mbli't (JorlnAfhn tbf Co I tint. ljr mpll htfttrr -fhit.M. TBf ralor Oixrft IUum--?m IUtWU, A M ftllai'k-Klta. M it' MiMCiim 1 'ktlef Man, Matin' ITrrnn nfTbfi Man. tiitf T' irttftlwrt, f 00 AMI tf 14t JtUi a no Trft.m i.h, i t t IN fl T-T lr.ftH4rM. IA VO tnTrtiltft4feUrtu (JO CO 1Mfttf,tr y, i .1 vn Twij. lo....l.irti, v 17 00 l.(t4tiit4Mi IT 60 ftllj It ftdTUtt. iDTxiii at taa 0af iMtf Arimit fr itMf 4 0 U. T Ilrt (II wcnliUr KM, W) m. 1WrliiM(ntnU)MUit ft tu iinrt Nontu, jf Mariuiri ana t Mr un( t TO FHriiL Noun, ftlfff MwmfM wt W c fen n. karia Mint, with "Ant. ftMf it, f ac. Iim,, 91 60 JUit. MoTllit, with HAf f MfVr ft, lit vf M r I hO I liotn Aftttitnir fhrtj t at uf ou it4 ihrf Ii lyf Mr N U ir Hktf mJWWnII, wita al nUt tbArt, l th fr4 tf lfcs ait?Ttttr. AftTlBTttiMttm M Itaiv In rtfttt tt H An AftftnrtMftDit tkariM tt lift t h14 Artli tpM AiiimiiMma im Ft- Vt tttLT. 10 nt lr tan. I For the a c coram oration of pcrton roitrilog np Iowd, ndteuHcmcotf for Tnc St? yti be rccelrc-1 at cor regular rttr tithe np-lovt-n aslrmiieineiit otter, MH Writ Thirty bet on 1 fticr t. at the Jitoctioa of Bro-! Vaj anil tUxlti aiuiue, from 6 A. M. w 8 1. M. Ttio Sun In Ihr G'mintrr Pfroni peine to the -fountry may tinte Tim Srm ttnt to ti.em Jallf by mill, for fifty ccnu rr montb, fcy aaJrffuDti the PtiMither. FOR PRESIDENT. WnMERS AND 1IECIMMCS' CANDIDATE, THK OrtBATAND GOOD USEFUL II. GREELEY, TKXAH kikI NKW YOItU. I Two ItlchmonUs In the Field. A nvtlicr ttotcro practical joko has been played by tomobcxly upon tlic worthy and vcnvraklo QuoHur. Jon us. For boiiio time part J OSES baa btn pursuing Mayor Hali, and Comptroller Conkom.y In tho eoluranB of lila nowppnper, the Tirna, with elaborate, diargca of olllclul iiilitdolnj;, and, In liUelow and ponduroua way, was prcpariui; n public meeting which nliould condemn them. When, therefore, n notlco nppcarcd In tho Timet Itself of yesterday mornlnfr, an nouncing that such a meeting would bu held in tho Academy of MiipIc next Tneeday evening, everybody ruppotcd that JottKhod fically ffol Lb gun loaded and was ready to flro It oft". It turns out now that the meeting thus apparently called at Jones's suggestion Is not under Jones's patronngo at all, but is to bo manipulated at leapt wc are m In formed :ly nn entirely different person. Tho I call Hfcir Is wonica precisely as johes mifilit havo been expected to word It, and tho nnm-s plgned to it aro tho nanus of men who would naturally sign It. liut the wholo thing is paid by Joni'ji and his friends to be a wicked fraud, tho author of which tlu'.v euspect to bo Mr. Natiiadiki. fclANDs, for merly tho life and soul of tho Citizens' Asso ciation, but now onu of tho Tax Commit, sloncrs. According to Jonhs, Sanph Is try ing to steal his thunder, and whitewash In stead of blackeulng tho objects of his wrath. Detween tho two eelf-constltutwl chain jilona of their interests, our citizens will bo puzilcd to decide which to follow. If Jokes Is a patriot, so is Sands and what is more, Bands wre ono long before Jones emanci pated himself from tho yoko of Tammany, und.ccaetd to bo tho recipient of Its favors, lie sldcp, how does anybody know in ndvar.co what tho action of tho Tuctday evening's meeting will bo t Thcso who attend it will probably have minds of their own, and will not suffer themselves to bo led by the noso by Sands any moro than by Jones. Let Bands hold his meeting by all means, and then let Jones hold his, and let us see which is the smarter man of tho two. I An Ohio (ihost Nlory. Tho Uttlo village of QcnnnutuWi), Mont gomery county, Ohio, twelvo inihn southeast cf Dayton, on tho Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, has recently been much excited over porno phenomena occurring in its noighboihood, which by the villagers ruro attributed to ghottly agencies. Tho de tails of the matter arc certainly very jo iniarkablo. The Teport or them has pprend far nnd wide, and at leant fivo bundled pel Kins havo visltod the scuno of action. About a mllo and a quarter north of ller mantown Mauds n plain furm hou occu pied by a family named Stiveii. The houfo is built of wood, and is two storlos high, with n cellar divided Into basement on tho cast tide, and a cellar and a spring houso behind the Imminent on tho west. The family consists of the father, S.vmux tirivr.ii, and his wlfo G'ATHAltlNE, their childivii, Benjamin Siiveii, Samoei. Stiveh, Jr, "jyu.xiAM Ktiteh, John Ktiveh, (yvi lin Btivuii, with CiimsTiNA, tho wifo of Ben jamin Stiveh, and Ciiaei.es Pontiuh, a Loy nine years old. Henj.uiin Stiveh, the eldest of the Bons, a young man of twenty niue, recites the cccurrcnccs substantially as follows On Friday, tho 21ut of July, his vifi and hor slater, on going down cellar, observed that tho top crust or skin of two custard pics was removed, They wero not disturbed otherwise. The pies then looked fnsli the crust or thin was mltslng ud could not be found. There vero also four applo pies on lbs same board with tho custard, and each contained marks which appeared to have been made by thrusting tho thumb and fingers through the centre. Ten or fllteen minutes afterward a tuhful of potatoes were found tcaltcrcd all over tho cellar, appearing as though pitched about by some ouu, and tho tub wa lipped ovor. Thoy found also a dhh rag and an old pot under a bench In K' tho cellar, removed from their usual placo of keeping. A loaf of bread placed 0:1 tho same board wlh tho pics appeared to havo a pU'cu bitten uif Tho pit s and bread wero all bound when placed there, Tin dish rag, B which was kept on tho top of a hogshead, B was fouml mlbsliig four dlllercnt times In euc- H cession. 'Ilia potatoes wero picked up nt least D six times and put back Into tho tub. There B was no ono in tho cellar at thu time who H could have thrown them about. Tho per. joju )n tho Jioum then were IJenjauin, J 1 J I -L-1J his wifo, her sister, and tho Uttlo boy Pontius. A few minutes after supper, eleven crocks of milk wero found upset and the contents spilled out. A large crock and a small tub of milk were also spilled. On tho following Saturday morning moro milk crocks wore uret In the spring house, as was also a six gallon stono jar half full of water, In which a crock of yeast had been placed to cool. A fi lilt jar was thrown from tho mnntclpicco In tho basement, Two ptonco, ono weighing twelve and tho other plx )oiinds, wero thrown off tho bread box In tho BAino room. During tho evening, for a spnee of about fifteen minute, no'ses were hennl In tho basement like the throwing about of brickbats and rubbish, and on going In nil sorts of things were found scattered in confusion on the floor, In thcmtlk house there were found various articles piled np In tho milk trough three feet high such as crock lids, boxes, kegs, brickbats, broken crocks, bnardrt, nn old hat, and a smnll box of llmo which had been for months In the basement part of tho cellar on a bench, The latter wao found in the milk trough in the spring houso, lime and nil. A box of plus tcrera' hair, which was kept In tho cellar proper, was also In tho milk house. A crock of pickles, which had been standing by the milk trough, was found in tho trough. Mr, Stiveh carried the rubbish from the basement, and found ono of his vinegar bar rels leaking. Ho had fivo of them in the basement. He took enough vinegar out to fill np ono of the other barrel, nnd bunged tho leaking one np tight as he could, and Hi t it up on end to prevent further Icaknge. This ended Saturday. On Sunday there was moro upsetting of milk, breaking of crocks, and overturning of barrels and boxes. The vinegar barrel which had been bunged up tho previous evening was thrown over and tbo vinegar spilled. A candlestick, with a cnndlo and an egg, wero thrown off the sink in tho kitchen. A keg of pickles was turnod upside down, and tho pickles scnttcred over the floor. Crocks of molasses and of preserves wero overturned, brooms thrown down, chairs and benches moved about, thu family Bible thrown from tho bureau to the floor, tho mantel pleco swept of ornaments and toys, a feather bed shifted out of its place on the bed, and tho dining-room table turned quickly and completely over in Its tracks, while the father and mother were looking on. On Monday a bucket of water standing on i bench two feet high, In tho kitchen, was upset. The feather bed, pillows, and bol sters of u bed were scattered about the floor, and other repetitions performed ol the pre vious day's experiences. This Is all Uknjajun Srivm personally witnessed but in addition, he suys that IjEandkii Cask, a farm hand employed by Samuel Stiveh, saw n crock fly from tho window into tho basement about three fect. In company with Mauv Stiveh and tho boy I'ontius, Cask also saw an empty gallon and-a-hnlf crock rise straight up about a foot, nnd then ily n distance of four fect. and break In pieces. Mahy Stiver and tbo boy saw axes thrown about, a back of com which was tied up thrown off a box, and como un tied so as to let tho corn run out, besides many other things of n similar kind. These accounts aro attested by Case, Mahy Sti ver, and tho rest of the family us correct Nothing remarkable seems to have occurred alter Monday. It would naturally be Inferred that there was soma connection between the little boy Pontiub atid tho plicuomcna, as lu ueaily every Instance they wero only observed when ho was in or near tho house; but IIenjamin Stiveh is convinced that ho has had no active agency In producing them. At tbU distance, and witli the Imperfect information wo have of the m, wo can only record them as among tho curious events of the day, without utteniptmg to throrize concerning thulr origin. Clay for fJrcelev. Tho Hon. Cassius M. Clay's recent let ter, publUhhd in yetterday's SUN, ad diessed to a committee of Influential colored voters of Kentucky, In which he boldly comes out agalntt Ghant and in fuvor of (lltl'.El.r.Y and ono term, will produce a tre mendous bensation among the negroes all through the South. While its stirring tones sound tho praises of the Chappaqua l'lii lobopher, they ring the deall.-kucll of the great Oift taker, The Ucclinn ol (ircut 1'iimtlles. Tho British Houso ol Lords is in its de cadence. Its power and pri'stio are passing away. This is partly due to its lear to stem tho swelling tide of liberal principles in the kingdom, and partly to tho btcady declino of commanding talents among the peers. The tendency in great families is toward decay. Therefore, an hereditary legislative b(xly, in Hpito of tiie occasional infusion of ficbh blood, grows more and more Imbecile from ago to age. To trace liorkward tho history of Rnglnnil only fur n little nmro than two hnndr. d years, wo may ask, what has become of the onco illustrious names of Cecil, Went woutii, Hype, SoMr.n?, Ciiuhchill, nml W.w.roi.E, all belonging to men ennobled, and lu their day shaping tho destinies of Kuropo? Their descendants either now lounge on the obscure benches ol the House of Pens, or havo wholly disappeared from political life. Coming down to later enrollment of preat names on the list of peers, and looking into tho hall of the present Houses wo may search in vain for men worthy to bear the titles of Chatham, Manm'iei.d, Eldon, Wellinu ION, and HltOUGHAM. The blood of these eminent men has become weak 'ns water. The tendency of great families to run out is not iicciilliir to Englond. How would It havo farid with us if wo had adopted the hereditary system In the United States Sen ate? At tho outset, Washington, Jay, Knox, JEi'i'mtsoN, Adams, nnd Hamilton would doubtless have been enrolled as Sena tors, Uy this time, with tho exception of A daub and a feeble streak of Jay and Ham ilton, thoentiro list would havo lapsed into obscurity. At a later period, according to the British system, Clay, Jackson, Vk Witt Clinton, Wepsteh, Calhoun, Gen. Scott, and Cblef Jimtlco Mahsiiali, would probably have be come hereditary legislators. Thoy played 1 their great parts and died. Who knows or cams anything about such of tbcli Llr a would now bo entitled to scats in tho Senate I Is it any wonder, then, that BnouoiiAM, tho commoner, bullied tho Peers on tho passage of the first Hcform bill that Peel, tho cotton-spionor's son, coerced them into tho repeal of tho Corn Lawsj that Glad stone, tho scion of a Liverpool merchant, now hurls defiance In tholr faces by abolish ing the purchase of army commissions in spito of their opposition, even compelling them, on a direct vote of confidence, to ap prove of the humiliation of their ancient body? In the height of the reform agitation of 1833, when the blood of the people was at fevex heut, tho Peers, for tho second time, proposed to defect the bill sent to them by tho Commons. Karl GitEY, the Premier, nt tho close of a long speech, said, My Lords, If you havo determined to ngaln reject this measure in elefiance of the popular will, then I warn you to set your houses In order, for your time has crme I" The House of lrds has not forgotten thnt warning. Ex Secretary Fish has definitely given up liis bouse In Washington, and removed to lus residence on the Hudson ritcr. Why docs the President still delay to announce his resignation and tlic appointment of tits tucccttor? Numerous couplnlnts reach us, and somo have found their way Into print, that the suffer ers by the WcstHetd explosion on Hmiday last were in many instances robbed of their valua bles. For tbo credit of tbo community vie aro Ijl.ul to have occasion to believe that these re port, In most cascp, arc unfounded. Some of the poor, manrlul victims ncro nearly denuded by tlic force of tho explosion, and of course (tie contents of their pockets wero lost. Thoo who were rescued by tlic police were stripped of their valuables as a precautionary measure, and all such properly remains with the police authorities suliject to restoration on Identification. Tlic putients that were taken directly to hospital were there dispossessed of their money, Jewelry, watches, and other val uables, ncconliiig to established nsacc, that such property minht not tempt the cupidity of stranger attendants or others the person might be brought into contact uitli. All of such valuables aro now with Warden Urcxna at Belle vue Hospital awaiting claimants. A partlil list of them was printed In Tnr. Se'n yesterday. People who are rescued from peril so ureal as that tu which tlic passengers on tho WcstflcM were expo cd, arc not in a condition to know alt t hut occurs to them. Their friends should be slow in charging robbery until they have ex hausted every effort to recover missing valuables Irom the proper custodians In such cases. Is It true that while the A'eic York Times is so fiercely denouncing official corruption, its publisher has not scrupled to attempt to extend the circulation of his paper at tho nation's ex pense We arc informed that his office on Fri day and Saturday last was filled with employees of the Custom House and tho Post 09icc, who nerp talon awy frcm the performance of their regular duties to direct wrappera in which were sent out cciuek ol his Saiurdaj's issue that tl.o addresses lor these wrappers were copied from books prepared by tli" United States Census Marshal, paid by the people i anil that filially, onq er more Republican members of Congress funk ed such papers as wero to be sent by mad. If ull these allegations are true, the tirtuous inJigna lion of the THnui at frauds on the city treasury would appear to have Its origin in selfish Interest, rather than m s und henc-t principle. According to an apparently disinter Med witness, tl.c experiment commenced u link' moro than u ear ago at North Ailams, Hass., of set ting imported Chinamen to compete nt low wages with native workmen, has succeeded be yond all expectation. An apprenticeship of fair weeks enabled the Chinamen to manufacture a good marketable shoe, and they arc now aM to be equal lu respect of dexterity and rapidity of work to most of the natives who have tened a much longer apprenticeship. Many of them have adopted our drcs, and nil arc more or loss advanced in the knowledge of the Knglith lau guage and American civilization. They grate fully acknowledge any kindness shown them, and in industry, neatness, and cheerfulness offer au example worthy of imitation by their Yankee competitors. Their orderly habits h.-vc doue much to dispel the prejudice originally exlstini against them, nnd tlic announcement that they arc soon to be joined by fifty more of their coun trymen is received without protest or indignation. Tho Washington 7'iinot says that "all important papers requiring tho signature of the IVesulcut must be sent to hong Branch by a special messenger, who ij allowed ten cents mileage each way for going and returning, hotel bills, and other expenses. It is estimated that every time the President signs his name by the seashoic to a commission, order, bigamy pardon, or oth rpap'r.it costs tho taxpayers about sf vent y- (ivc or n hundred dollar", according to tlic allow ance which may be made to tho messenger." I.et the t.ixpaiers resolve to put the great and good lloiues Onttixv in the White House, and they may lent assured that that expense will be saved tlicui, California has nil abundance of excellent ssliiiiiii in her waters, but no shad. Settlers troni tho distant shores of tho Delaware, tho Hudson, or the Connecticut have longed In vain for the bony but delicious fish.whosc annual visit to the Atlantic coast is ono of tho cherished rrcgllcctions of theli youth, Their longings are about to l c gratified. Thirty thousand young had have been safely transferred via the Pacific Itiulroad fiom tho Hudson to the Sacramento, and ucxt yoar, perhaps, tl.o inhabitants of Sim Francisco will be devouring them broiled for bicakfast. Fifty years ago this feat would have been as incredible as would be at tho present duy the prediction of the submarine transfer of thirty thousand babies to Europe fifty years bcuce. Tho clergy and many of tho lnymou of Ciuciunati uro trying lo bring about a more ilgid observance ol Sunday. They want to closo idl tho beer gaidcns, slop all tlic horso cars, and niakc everybody lu that city eeaso labor of all kinds, and go to church. With a view of aiding the reformers in their good work, the Cincinnati Commercial calls their attention to tho smoking i. ii..... chimney ol mat inuy goou man, ie-ue-ou wm nn Smith. This chimney pours forth sinoko every Sunday evening, and tho Commercial thinks it a sure indication that the servants of the tiuly good Deacou ore wilfully violating the Fourth Commandment, and that the good man is privy thereto. This canuot be so. Deacon IiiciiAiiD Smith is too good a man to violate tho sanctity of the Lord's day In any way whatever, Tho same, however, cannot bo said of his wicked and sinful partners. It is more than likely that the evidences of Sabbath-breaking at the good Deacon's placo of business, to which the Commtrcial refers, Is tho work of S. Uoitso Itsio, long known as a man full of guile and ad dicted to sinful ways. He is the wickedest of the good Deacon's wicked partners, and upon him the rrormra should ejpend their tffwtf. Till! COMING PRIZE FIGHT. TUEMEKTIltO Or MESSRS. HACtt AJtD CODV11N rEBTEltUAY. The nisutlntom Ornsptna nnnslii-Tlnre riant of New Urlcnn stkhoMrr-HiirrT J III Itcndv tn Pay aver tlic 3-1,000. At a Uttlo beforo IB o'clock yesterday a small bat select party ot eminent pl'lcln descended from a Hlilh avenao car at the Aslor House. As Ihcv stepped on tb aldswalk a number ol passers DT stopped to look at them. Their attire was gor Kcoas and of a cut which at ones proclaimed them to bt sporting mon. Their Jcwslljr was masilvs.and thtr wore, the 1osslent of beavers. 1'btj bore them selves with easy dignity, aud did not appear at all abashed by tbo gsie of tii lookers on. In the centre of toe groat) was a finely bntllmsn of middle sits. Ills forthead was lor and flat, and lie sported a dark moustache. From beneath bis straight, well deflned cj brows, n pair of blick, twlnkimi Jt' peered forth. This gealltnuu was MR. JAMES MAC, the great pugilist, and champion of the world. By tils side was a shorter gentleman, wlUi a luxuriant black moustache, and a modest, retiring mten. This was Dooncy Harris, Esq., well known In sporting circles as a brttlier and trainer. Tbo dlstlnzulshel rarty sauntered leisurely across tho raad to Park row, and halted opposite, tho offlct of JtMUi' Spirit tf the Tinue. Tuey a'eonded tbo stairs In Indian Die and entered the editorial rooms. Mr. Mace threw himself Into an arm chair, and laid bis short Malacca cane npon tho tablo before him, "Is Mr. Foster In I" he demanded of a tall, giant yooth who offltlated as clerk. "He's not in yet," was the replyj "JexprctMm presently." Mr. Mace lit a clisr and became absorbed In th contemplation ol the snstomlcal model of ahorse which stood In one corner of tbt room, lioonty Htrrli, Esq., picked op a copy of the CM'Hm e5 urver and porused It with deep Interest. He had seldom seen a work of Hit kind. Tbe rest of the party scattered themselves about tho apartment, and whlled away tho tltno with sronnvB small-timc. At a quarter past twelve Mr. Mao looked at his gold chronoms ter, an I Dooney Him, Esq., laid down tho Chritllan Ultrrrtr. ".Ice's late-," observed till crest English pnstllat. lie Is," rctnned tho eminent trainer. I.rt's go oul," salJ Mr. llace, wiln a awn. Yes. lei's go," acquiesced Doonev Hains. Itq Tno distinguished piety lose aaJliroeceil. il own stairs In a body. Their destination was u neigh boring saloon, whero Iber partook of sundry In vltoratlng mlitnres. While Mr. James ilacu Dooney Harris. Esq., and their Men Is wero thus pleasantly engaged, n short, Jolly-looking man. with a smoottifir shaved face, ran briskly np tbo stilrs leading to the .pfrtf office. TMs Jovial In dividual waa the Hon. Harry Hill, TBI STAKBUOLPXn In tho late great fleets', who wis to transfer tbe tSUOO In Ills possession to fir Foster, the stake holder tn the forthcoming enconntrr. as pall of Iho tattle mony. The Hon. Harry br.it lust come from the bank after drawing the fi.U0O. He seated hint si If in tbe editorial room. aud. taking on hl stra.v hat, Isnned himself with easy grace. Then ho smiled at the gaunt-looking clerk, and nodded pleasantly to all prte-ut. Ceihorn ain't lisre. I see." sal.t the Hoa. Mr Hill. It's time ho turned nn There Is a minor abroad that Mr. Cobnrn was shot last night," remarked tho iOH reporter. O i, that don't amount to anything," paid the Hon. Harry. "I saw Joe's brother Mike Jost no. v, and he to'Uwc tbat Joe was around scalo. 1 enrts he an't much shot. He ouz.it to be here by this time." Did yon hear the particulars cf the cao I" de manned the Sun uuq ol the celetratu.1 music lia.l proprlet, r. .No;UIU but that Joe was hurt a little," said Mr. Hill," I'm going to rnlCMTIN TUE DOTS A LITTIK," he added. "I'm golnj tell 'em that I couldn't est the moc y from fie bank to day, and that they'll l ave to wait a week or so, Coburn will snear, oa bit." Here the Hon. Harry chnckled. Then he slipped the pocket of his alpaca coaivlgorouslv. Uul I ve got tbo stamps nere." he said, slier a paue; there's no mt'lnko about that." At this Juncture Mr. Joseph C'olmrn dropped In vi Ith f-w friends. Tbe Rnllanl American iladn lor wis attired In the height of lu-hlon. lis worn his wnite bat cccked at an acuta unglo on Hie I'll side ol Ms Head. This mlclit have been a mere freak of the e-nlnent boxer, or It inlgbt have been done to conceal a small piece ot atlcktng-plasler which adhered to his led temple. Mr. Coburn and Ms Iri-nds appeared In a decidedly s;eepy mooJ. In fact, tlic looked us tbouaiilbiii l4 seosnt their beds In the yiir ems' honrs that tnnrninz "Hov are jou. Harry f" demanded Mr. Coburn, languidly, ss he dropped Into a cuair. "JOI CODURX'S SUOT, I IIEAB." "I hetrd something about It," repliid the Hon. ""v'onder If he's dead J" said Mr. Coburn, look inir up at the ecihnc Hh a simple air Hp's a rreil livel) corpse," returned Mr. Hill. Were yon locked up, Joe t" No wish I bad been, aud then 1 Ulljjlit have got some sleep." Mace uas got as bad a swelled head as yon have," deelsred the Hon. Harry. "He was upwlin me until 3 o'clock," He nln'l got so much In his head as I have, said Air. Coburn. Hoys, I want a i good cocktail," observed Mr. Hill, alter a pause let's go and get one The words acted us a cl arm upon the distinguish ed party. Taey nroso with alacrity and lollowej the Hon. Harry Hill down stairs. That gcoj hu mored gentkman led the way to C'ahlU's, lu Park row. orrNixo tnz wihe. "Ojen a to I tie of wine," he said to the barten der! or, stop, olcu tu bottles. One wou't te euouzh for the eruwd 'Tno bottles uf Itodeier s fln.st brand wero Im mediately produced, and tno party helped them selves lo ciaars. The lion. Uaro Hill look up his glass and suiveyed it crit.c illi. Put soiao billeis in tliat," he wlilsrcrcd.to the bartender. Mr. C turn entered Into au animated conversa tion with a fire ludate WHO happened In at tho time. I lie Hun. Mr. Hill looked sadly ou his gla-s as he drained it tor the last time. T lien ho proposed that II. ey should adjourn to the S lrit oince ami tee if Jim had coui nack. The paity lelt the bar loluc mill) and made their way track to 3 Park row, I he l Inn clerk sal in cue corner ol the room, and a few printer" had rongtezated at the door to seo tlic cele biated pugilists. Mr Juiuea Macohaduot relurneJ, however, and Mr. Potter had not arrived at the onicc. Mr. Coburn sea'od himself and lit a cigir from it at of Hie Sin reporter. Dooney II irrls re newed his pernsal of the religious papera., and the Hon. Harry Hill was lott In eoulemplation ot Mr. Wilkes's nnalomical liorse. Tuorust ol the sroita ax used themselves by rdnV.rin: llio itaciNii riCTPKts on toe wall, At a little betore 1 Mr. Ja-nea Mace walked lu. loihiwed by loone) llsirls. Kq Tne mieiinii tMeen tne io tlailiUnr was cordial. "Ho aro ou. Jo u I" said .Mr. Coburn, as thoy shook; h imls. "Pietly wed, Joe. ri turned tne gre-at Ea;llo JiuUca-.- "Not aw. eh)" Not much, Jem. 1 uiur ain't got here, you see "Vis, I know. Hupposo wo try and settle tins letween ourselves I Hero M tsars. Mac and Cnbum retired to the ni l of tlio table, and dixw their roan's r'ose tonetbcr Thcv procetde 1 tJ lix an a Dm! stukeholder for tne coming match. How Is H about Mu'lvn atked Mr. ilace. I cuck he uon't st.nd." I don't know," relumed Mr. Coburn. I went down to his hotel last uUlit, but I dl In't On I In n in. He went out ol toiwi this uioruln,'. I'd a good mlud to telczranli hlcn and sec If he'd stand." "Well.Himo ol us don't tolearapb him ws ahall never know," lejolned the English champion. Well, here," said Coburn, Htttngliiz his loz care lessl) I'll tell you a nan who'd suit both ol us sup potion Y,c were to tako tiers uvnt or new oulkans. He's a good man, and 1 guess he' I slaud." "He'll no for me," sal I Mr, Mace. He'll stand, Piu metty Euro. He's a gamblliu man." "He's a good mau." cnod Messrs. Hill and Dooney Harris. "He'll do, Jim." It v.. ii. the general opinion that Mr. Itufu limit would be tl.e right man lu the rigui place, aud that he would not purloin tho stakes. M. Mnco and Mr. Coburn readily agreed on lura for stakeholder. It wns settled that Hie Hon. Harry Hill should transfer to Ur. Hunt IhetliiOUl in his possession, Ilut I'll waul a leceipt Hum both of you beforo I do It," said Mr. Hill, that's all rislit, Harry." said Mr. Macoj "Joe and I are agreed auou'. tlili tiiiug,' '1 no partv then udjouriicd to a neighboring saloon whero thry partook of refreshments. The Hun. Harrv Hill is thinking of attending a strawberry lestiyal some lime ujrly lu Octooor. As strawberries are scarco in New York In Unit mouth, the Hon, Harry proposes to enjoy his usuval in tho lielthborl ood ol New Orleans. Mr. Mace and Co Imrn will attend the festival with Mr. Hill. Cm the ii o'clock Myrtle avenue cur Piotty Harney of Wllliam8buh endeavurod to pump old Hill Tovee on tne Mace-Coburn question. Uncle Hill, will the kids buck ills time I" "HI ilon t know; they seem to bo plajlul this lime,' said Uncle Hilly. "What do tho duffers say over in Yorkf'io qulied Pretty Barney. bay, will you let toe be I Hi ham getting sick or tlio sports," said Hill. Harney gavoono look at him as he nestled In a corner for a nap and said, Bports havo degenerat ed. They're uot what tney used lo be." An Elopement nnd n Pistol Hliol. sirs, llriec, the mother of two children, and bavins an underwltted husband, eloped on 'Tuesday from Jamssport, Lou Island, with one Wataon of eontbampton. Mrs. Ilrice nas the sole possossor of everything, and, rosklng a quick sale at low prices, raised a large sum before her flight. Bbe left both children behind. Her husband s friends rallied, and sent a constable to regain possession of tbe property Irom ono WWluuton. U resisted, and wuiheiia tbHoot. atJV AMlCtllCAX nATTLE OF DOltHZNO Bbamernl EITort of Western iindldntse far Ike rrcsldoncy lo Prejudice the Tsihllc Blind nnnlnst the I'nrmers' nnd ,M reditu let' Candidate. From the Imltanifolu Evening mvt. The following is supposed to havo been written In lwrj by Max Adder, who was a witness of ttio terrible sceaes which occurred at the time of which tho atory tills. The English satire, "The ll-itllcof Dorking," supplied the suggestion for this prophetic tale! THE CONQUEST Or AMgniCA, You ssk me to tell yon, my children, of the events which Immediately preceded the destruction of tho onco great American Union, and the capture of too country by Its present European rulers, and losiy somotliloc also of tbo cause which led tn these de tlorable results. I tindertako the task with a heavr heart, lor when I revert to thai lerrlblo lime I can not help contrasting our proud condition up to that fatal year with Hie humiliating position occupied now by tbo American people. Tho story Is a short one. In the fall of !o"T2 Horaco Greeley, the editor of n newspaper In New York, was elected President of the United flutes. The reople voted for him be Ciuse tbev thought he was an honest man. And so he was. Hut he was also vain and weak, and he entcrtulned certain fanatical and preposterous no Hons about agricultural matter', lor Instance which lie was determined to forco upon the people at alt liazirdn and despite all opposition, lie he lloed, amung other thing, that every man ought to go lo tl.o West to earn his bread, and long beforo ho was choeen Prrsldent ho used to advise everjhody tn move tn that region, sua rare for all the disasters that ruald befall Hie humau family, IlUlVIMJ TUE ECAUOllI) 1'01'Vl.tTIOX WEST, As soon as ho reached the Excciivo Mansion, which wo used to c II the White House, President (Ireeley organized nn army of two hundred thou sand men, and proceeded tn forco the entire popula tion of the seaboard Slates westwnrd at Hie Dnlul of thebajonet, Tho utmost violence wssnsed. Tboso who resisted weieshotelown, and their dead bodies were carted nlf to a national fsetoiy wnich the President had established lor maklnr somo kind of fantastical lertllizcr. All the lsrcc cities of the East wero depopulated, and the towns wero entirely empty. The army swept belnre It millions of men, women, and children, until tbo vast Plains west of Kansas were reached, when tho pursuit ceased and tbe army was drawn up lu a continuous line, wltn orders to shoot any person who attempted to visit the East. Of course hundreds ol thousands of these poor ercitnrrs perished from starvation, 'ihls seemed to Irlghlon President (Ireeley, an 1 he sent ii nu ss. ice to Couarets recommending tint seven huii'ln d u on'aml volames of a book of I Is, enti tled What I Know shout Farming." should bo vnted Tor the relic! of the starving sufferers. This was done, and farming Implements aud seeds wero si,;nlled; snd trcn the ml'linns of wrote' ed out casts made an cflort tn till Ibe ground. Of the re sult ol this I will speak further on. ALL El'nOFE IN AUKS AOAINST AUkRICA. In tho mean ttmo the President was doinz Inflnllo hum to tho country lu anuthor way. Ills handwrit ing was so fearfully and wonderfully bid that no living man could road It. And so when ho sent his first annual mc'sago lo Congress the document was dotcJ wholly to tne tarKT and agriculture l sentence atpcart'd which subsequently wss ascer tained to be, "lATf.e cultivation of rutabagas and beins Is the only hopo of the American nation, 1 sm tore.' Tho printers, not belna able to Interpret this, put It In Ihe following form. In which It went loli eworl.l: "The ("air uf Itussla couldn't keep clean If he washed himself with tho whole Atlantic ocean once a dav I" This perversion of the mes sage wss Immediately tolegtapnml to Itussit by tho linsslau Minister, and tho Ciar was so Indignant that ho Immediately deelsred war. Just at this time President (Ireeley undertook tn wrl'e some ictlirs lo Prince Ilismarct ut n the subject ol potato rot, nnd, alter giving bis singular lews at great length, ho concluded with the state went that if the Empeior William said that suMoll ploughing was not good tn light soils, or that rmaao i better than "".e dust, lie was a liar, a villain, andaslaiol" Of course the Emperor also liumi dinteli declared war, and becamo an ally of ltnssi.i and cf England a;anst which latter ennntrt Mr eireelty had actually begun hostilities alreody, be cause the Cjacen, In her speech from the throne, had declared tne Tniunt'l dvicacyor a Lirlfl on pig Iron Incendiary, and calculated to disturb the peace of nations. Unhappily Ihls was not the fu'l measure of our disasters. Tae Pre-Urut hud seul to tno Kmreror uf Austria a copy ol h.s book What 1 Know," Ac with bis autograph upon a fl leaf. The I'.nrcror mistook the signature for a carlcituro of the Aus Ir an eagle, and he rra til v Jolnc 1 in the war azalnat tho United States; while l-'iancu was provoked to the same act by the fact that when the French Minister cainu to call Utm Mr (Inelry to ur sent his ere i.enllilf, the Pn sidcut, who was wntiun an e.lttoi ia ot tho time, nn! rum lehettdin the French lan guage, mistook tno Anil nssai'.ur fT a beggar, and viithout looking up haiiued him a quarter and an order fur a clean elnit. uuJ said to biui, (Jo Wi-sl. yuurje uisu go V est 1 PRESIDENT OREELCT AND CABINET HANOin. ho all lhro nail ns joined in making war uron tl,e L tilted blstes. They swooped down upou our coasts and landed without opposition, tor those ex F'Osed portions of cur unhappy country wero absn utel ueseited. The President was afraid to call an ay the aimy from Kansas al llrst, for fear the out. rced people upou tbe plains would como East In srlle ot him. Ilut at last be did summon tho army to his aid, and It moved to meet tho enemy. It wMs tno isle, He fore the troops reached Cine Innatl tns forvl.ners had seized Washington and all the coun try east ot Ihe Ohio, and had hung tho President, tho Cabinet, aud every nieuibor of Congress. 1 he army disbanded In alarm, aud Hie invaders moved to tbe far Weal, where they found the population dlnz of starvation boeause thoy bad followed the advice of Uretlei'e book to Try, lor yoor Drat crop, to raise limesi anil don't plant more than a bushel of qmc llu.0 In a hill!" Of course these wretchod people were at tho morcy of tne eneiui, who to his credit he it saia tieaied them kindly, fed lutin, and nought them back to their old homes. UTIER nciK or TIU nEPUOLIC. Yiu know what followed how TrliiC' Frederick William ol Prussia ascended the American throne:, and the other humiliations thai ensued. It was a fearful Blow to republicanism a blow from which It will never recover. It made us, wuo wero free men, a caUon of slaves. It was ail tho result of our blind conndenee In a misguided old man who thought htmsi If u philosopher, but who was actually afoot. May Heaven preserve jou. inv children, Irom tbe remorse 1 feel when I remember that i voted lor thai bucolic old editor. E. It. II Eliai Elt VAKElh He Cilia District Attorney Trncy re Cock I'm d Tlitt'T, nnd Cere n Moat llnmerellul hilling The Jlnrlt of t'nnp. from Ms Itrovlivn .'ujfe. The local organ ol" the Keptiblican patty in this city coutalmd yesterday acoiumn a. ttcla si ttu g lorih I e dismal disoiginlzaliou aud demaraliz itinu Into which It Ii cf opinion that the D mocra'lo par ti l.as fallen, and calling upon all true Hepnbllsniia In l'is city aud county lu reconcl'e their UiUerencia and, rall1i.g round the 11 ig, lo sweep the Slate ni it fall In a genuine "Yunkee ehctlon." How mtwn influence tho orgun l.as Villti tin members cf lie p.rt) It c alms lo represent, und how much regard lhe lay to Its aduiuMlious. may be In asliic I In in an uccjrreiic" which nappeuca jesteidjj ar cilia jii en a.oitlaucc strict. Ah mt hul 'is-t S in the aficrnoon a large party or v.ull-ltunvn rentleiuell of ti.is it,, mainly moinoers n: u.h lUoutillcan ruitv. u cohort uatod In Mc Nami-o's saloon on Montague- street, opposite tho Aciditii of Music. Ol them were Hie lenonncd E. 1). Wil'stcr and Gen. I. H. C.thn, Assistant I'.n'id utea District Attorney, and Uioilier in law ui 11. F. Tracj, 1.I the Uuilud rJutes District At torney. Am uu other topics which cnrr.o under discus-Ion was tl.e rlmi ot operations lu be rallied through at tho mutiny ot tne He ublicab Ueu..ral Committee which wus held last eveuiuz. In the course of the discussion, the state of feeling ousting between Tracy and Webster was touched uiOii, and Webster, becoming velumjally excited, said to Mr. Catlliii "Tracy Is a coek eyed thief, (iod Aliulshtv has put his tnaik on him ust as l o did on lieu Butler." Mr. Cstlln. nuthiug daunted, tlionjli ho has lost a leg, and Webster Is a wl olo snd able-1 odled man, replied in vindication of this assault upon the character of his distinguished brother-in-law I He did, ch I We'll, I'll pui a lank on you Forthwith he raised his heavy m il icea cine and hriu.ht It down on the side ol VW'listci'. he.il. Webster saw stars Innumerable, and w is mi due lor a lime lu retaliate but Hobcit Puller, another ar ucal Itepubllcaii, and formerly an Assistant Asses sor before Gen. Joardnn c-imo Into ortlce, rushed upon lien. atllu. lleforo ho reached him, liuw cor, James llauly, au Assistant Assessor under lieu. Jourdau, interfered, and hostilities were uot renewed. t It maybe thnt by this lime the Drst edition of Ihe peace. persuading ltaolc.il urann nud roacho I Me Naineo's Balooii, and Its ponderous leader ial'al the deslird effect! but at ill events, whether rrcm that causu or any other, In a low miiiut'S hands were shaken all round, and all parlies diank lo fur g-tiulne.s and burial nl the late iiiiphasanliio.s. Webster rt llii'd Ot Is sold) to mom 11. Astor House, uud lor several nouri kept lumseli l.i the shade with leeches on Ids cie. He was not so badly in jured hul thit ho mlnht h ivo noon seen by nil (as ho was hi snim) at Oilman's In company with (Jen. ratlin, lata In tho eveninc, not long after the ad Jouiumenl of Ihe ltepubliean General Committee. (ieuruc lliillcr Krpri'Ni'iilltic (limit Abioud. CdiiJ l'rreoiHltHce of ihe IlentUl. I am sorrv to say mat ino ninciioaii wnnn (leiiernl. Hiltler, Is not winning golden ominous fiom any soctlou of the rniiimumty hole. The fin cal opinion amonj; all cluses Is that he Is a dis grace tu tho ereot country and people wnom he lepresenla, You have already seen, doubtless, Hie article which reri ully appeared ri'gardiug hlui 111 the Ueant lleruld. 1 happin to know ibat every word of that article was true. A more hiulal attack tt.an that which ho mado upon tho Hov. Mr Btrand, the American mlsslonarj, la not conceivable. Just think ol it I You send a missionary to convert tho poor Arab, snd you send a Consiil lleneral who murderously attacks thu missionary at a public rail way station. Ilut for tho Interference ol two bag llshmen it Is Ihougut that Hutler and a rascally Hyrlan Interpreter, who were freely using their sticks, would have made nn end of the missionary It Is unpleasant so lo have to write of any man, Hut the name of the Great Itepubllc Is not to be dis honored by a man who began his public life hern drinking and rioting like a common rowdr.and who has made himself so obnoilous that he Is shuunod by all bis colleagues aid shut oul of all good society, It Is tbe Americans resldeut bere who fesl most aikJiuisd. JJut)er ought, to be rcsjlsa it wif, A JIALT1MOJIE HULL'S EYE. Private Jinikelltiasi nt (lovernment Ex pense llniitwell nnd Plcneonton I'neked Jsirlcsi-.sirp. Whnrlon. the Alleged t'ol-ner-Kiiovr-Notlilnas In llulllmorc. Corrcsponaence of The Dun. Haltiuore, July 29. Tlio revenue steamer Onthrlo was used on Wednesday last as I ststed, snd had in tow somo eight or ton sail nnd Ashing boat, which wero picked np by tho steamer on her way to Hear Creok snd North Point. Hho was bnrning Government coal to necommoilnte private parties, Tlio deck of the steamer was crowded with the friends of tho handsome aad nobly formed Collector of tho Port. Joy reigned supremo for the time being, ns tho rain did during tbo Interv ils of dancing, esting, drinking, and slashing ot the rival political chnractors. Tho cooking, dono by two ol the pnbllc storekeepers' clerks who had been eont ahead some dsjs before, was a treat Indeed. In iloston they have no such cooks. Not even the Goddess of liberty, cradled In the Fourth Ward, would oblectto tho good things served up. Another party Is made up for next week, predi cated upon the success of tuts Isst party, tho whis key, and tho exceeding hilarity of tho manly Col lector, Your correspondent has been Invited, and will be tkar. If all that has been promised Is fully carried out, why well, tho ittce A'eiee will be tho most appropriate organ to publish the proceedings in. While The Hum shines lor all, It shines only lor decency, Mnch speculation eslsts here as to the result of the Aght between Secretary lloutwoll aad lTosson Ion. This Is the cise particularly among the In siders or the Whiskey Hint. Khoold Pleasonlon go, an go he must (or Houlwell will resign), along with him goes tho (Supervisor ot Internal Itcveuue In this district, nad up go the heretofore screened mejibors ol Ihelting. The celebrated room No, 1!6 at tlio Eotaw Houso la still In the possession of tho very able assistant ol Dr. Preslmry of the Virginia District, who. with tho asHistanca of that shrewd, sound, and Imper turbable savant Dr. ltudolph Blumcnberg, Is hard nt work clinching Ihe links In tho chsln of evidence which. If not Interfered with by a packed Jury, will result In tho downfall of tho Illug, and tne success of tho prosecution of the laws. I will rive you In a few days the whole nnd true history of this King, aid tho manner In which thoy havo succeeded lu packing Juries nnd perverting Justice as It should bo admlnlstsred In Unlled Males Courts. The case or Mrs. Wharton aim occupies pnbllc at tention, or;lug to an accumulation of circumstances which uurround her, and which may never occur again In nnr other cato, Hhe has been removed Irom her cell and put In a better, higher, ana more salubrious room. The Male's Attorney dav beforo jeslcrday went to Philadelphia, and secured per mission lo havo tho bodies of her hnsband. his bro ther, son, and daughter exhumed for elimination, snd last nlabt telegiaphed Deputy Marshal of I'o llco Jake Frcy and Prof. Aiken (Iho great che--1st) tn come on al once. What the result may be I know bnt will say nothing al present. Tho great riot of July 13 has caused much excite ment here. Tlio members of the old Know Nothing party sre working to put their parly on tho war footing, and tbey are succeeding beyond their wild est Imagination. Democrats, Whigs, Itepubllcsns, sll are coming In. Over t.UDO msmbers were en rolled In eight days' time. Circulars attacking the Catholic clergy (Archbishop Hpaldlns pirllculaly) have been rirculsled privately, Inflimlns Iho (eellng of tno ProlrtmlB against C-itholles and their faith. Meetings have been held, and next week there will bo a Convention from ll.o twenly wards, looking to a btate Convention, which wttt unite thu elements oppoaed to Catholic Democracy, Hull's Kte. XEtl'J CJISE Y'S A I'O I. LO JtKI.VEl till K.f Wlmt Mylo or Ilcimty Iho I.iulles Muni Ail in lit Hvmniclrical Form, llrond I'ore tirnd. nnd t-tx l'erl hix In Ills r-iiirkliig--Why riucli Men Die Hnelielors. 7c the A, Were" I As ou.t. Sim There is n great excitement in tins city over the question that your onrspondent at Tren ton. I believe, originally set In motion. Ho fir yonr correspondents (who uro probably the haudaouie men themselves) have not given satisfaction to the la lies ol this city. Tho men that your corres pondents select as the Apollos or this heathen emporium, aud whoso visiting cards and photo graphs they send you, aro certainly men good-look ing enough to psss as such In any other city, but the unilsr.i or munlr beauty acknowledge J here by the women duhrs somewhat from the clasc model, The man who can stand six foot six In his socks, and whoso limbs are symmetrical, whose beard Is long, snd whoso forehead Is high. Is tho lad" most In demand at the church doir of a Sunday evening. Ho Is never without worked slipper patterns, though generally they are too amsll for his toes; and II he dies s bachelor, It is only to be attributed tn a per. petual bewilderment as lo "which one nt ihesa dear glr'.s shall bo allowed to havo me I'erlistil ou never experience.! this lelicity. It's not al all troublesome tn have, If you nan keep It Iron strik ing lo. Now, sir, one ol Ihe stylo of men I have alluded to I know verv well I never did him nn Injury, bnt as nc has been to a pienlc or tv.o win my Matilda .lane during my ahsonoe from town, and now tins ntiuel .M J.'s nam" to his list nf worship pers, I beg leave lhrii- i vonr XV. n ihle prp r lo warn him Irom a sre t,ii' of hes,l on lilm if he dares tn trllle Willi ner ugiin. I an ill also send ou his innp and a l.'f-ts. I think it Is Hie duly or all hones! men who are not good looking to J in lojelher In an eflorl to per suade our ladles tn n "new departure." sul tn nor s'tip a lype of b-atity that rejoices In red hair and golden Irecktes. Your". T iik Smith that's not Goou LooietNU. Newaiik, Au,'. 8, 1"T1 Thp llnudsnmest Jinn In New York, "o Me Mlvrur tht aim. Sin; Allow nie to coriectthe mistake in this morulnz's Sun of the "Heathen Chinee," about Wal lace W. Dieyfousbilnglhu best-looking man m -Now York. Mr. L. C. Ilruce, of the Turf, FleM, nnd I'lirm, is regsr 'ed b) both ladtcs and gentlemen as the 1 andsomest lnulvldual tbat promeniles Hi) streets of Gotham Uv putting the nbnvo he'oro your many re ders, iou will ho doing Mr. H-iice justice. Fain I'lai New York, Aug. 8. 1H71 A .linn rven lluudsuinor tliuu Owen Itrou nnu. To tht Ettttor ot Ihe Attn Hut: Iloth you and "Heathen Clilucc" me mis taken ss to Hie handsomest man In New Yoik. The handsomest man Is not a Judje, nor Is he Wal luco W. Drtyfous. He is only a lour licensed ven der, snd his nshie I John Schuller alias Hand some John." Ho lives at 81 Carmine street, lb c.n bo nen every bight (exiept hunilti) on Ihe corner of hp ring and Hudson streets, near the Nor ton Association IUOIH-. 1 no iur ails' uu uoiii siJis ui the street aro lined with girls from nil parts ol New York, New Jcisuv, Hrooklin, and Willi uns hurjh, looking at this handsome young mm. Owen llreniun is tiuwheiu near so handsotuu. If you will just go aud look nt him iou will know how It is yourself. Truly j ours, C, It. M. Tho Ci'ti-ila nt New YniU ClU. Washington, Aug. 2. The following table has Just been prepared at the Census Oltlca: MALE CITIZENS OVKn TWENTY-ONE YEAKS OF AIIK. 'ohil ot ur tithtr otvliii il Oer'n fo't in VAno. TntaU JVullcc, eisiA. tnilA. eiiiA. count's 111 tut) ISO Jo; I, TO (il '.'PI 2J S15 8 4 IM Wl tJ St 3d 2.J01 l.OtO 1,111 001 SIM Hi C.ll I.iii Kll i.m 2 SHS CIS S5 fh. 4 101 10 l.W J lo em s.ati wt aim jabi sas at-s 7in S.Ti'J 3.MI 6.IT7 S.OIl 1,'rtl 's)J tftn Tili 3.4s 3..IU 1.41(1 1..U8 Wl It I 10.hU 6l4 JHU S.e I"S Jul sw 1)111 1,lil3 lolia S.liUI .917 4 071) 705 Htb II Ski tl.VJll lia'JI J"b S4V7 Sll I'lll (VM U (KIT SUM tttl..... 4IS 81H1 4 W '-Wl l.-S'T 001 IHh 6,:1 l.lf'.' 4.M-1 8WS l.lfsl 477 IVtll b fAl 4 8US J.417 111 WJ SJ1 lSill. iMo 4.NS) 4I.M SJK4 U U.7 111!; le?U7i Oil IJ 5,1,3 8.ii7 l,N IS .it"l 5.4IU 7,tl5 4.KH U13 I. U I H.IM b.l'.l JUKI .,k,8 MH lue'J ii, mi 4 "IJ s.o.-j sttra 3uui x.m Slst... i0!l( Si'SS 6,li7t S.1HH I.0S7 SSlI tli Vim (ill h.101 4.8JI 3.1KM ,a Total.. .181,037 7l,3ia IIS.'.CI &3,1II 4l,1li li.oul (IriuilN lli'ssnnc 10 liuUur Wlllielui. llicc, tho negro uiiiislrul ut Kolly A Leon's, told thp lollowlng Inlerestlng story last night! I went tu Jut tin II, j c tec, snd all do big feller was dele. I was deie, Graut waa dole, Nap, and all do fellers but King Wllliim. Listener Why waa ho not there? Itice Well, yosec, tin had a reception at lli rliu, and n si it couldn't como. Do peorlo was a Inrowiu' ci.'ari, and dumond plus, and pups, and canes, and, uhl ehei ,1.,,, ,.t l.lin ll.t .lnnn.,l ilnin an. I a.il.t I' u-nan'l becuuun' iat tie CI1I0I Magistrate 111' 11 great nation lo receive' such tings, and ho wouldn't havo It. Well, ye see, Grant heard dis, and ho rushed liko mm down to do telegraph office, and sent n despatch lo Hilly, s.iyln'i "Mv Dear Hill! If e don't want 'em, tend 'em oyer, I'll i.iko '0111." Pollen T'l uusTi'ls. Oapt. Thomas Killalca, from 3id to Iflth Precinct (.'apt J.J Word, Irom 10m lo8!d I'reciei't Capl, John tlcllcru.olt. from 101I1 10 Sin 1'recluct rapt, harlis McDonnell, from sth loSOtti I'recinct. Ca.l Thau U fiavls.irnni aoth m lOlh I'recn.e'l. Capt K C Spelaht. Irom 7I11U0 81 I'reeluci, Cant, Thomas Chsrry, Irom 3d 10 3, Hi i'reciuct. Cunt 'I nomas Urines, from Hit lo I ilh Precinct. Cap 1, Henry lleddin. froui laihlollit I'recinct. Bern, Krsuk W llobb.from I tin to 10th I'recinct. Sergt John Utiruhy, Irom 10th tn lllh I'recinct. Seritt. Myron Allen, iruni lOlh to'iUlb Preeiuct. I'slrolinao ('has riscacr from ld to rtd i'reclnci. l'strolmaii Iaonstd w aitsrs.from ?4a to SJd 1'reclno' Sergt. Csrr ass been appointed Acilng Captam of tbe Bldndgs street police station during Oapt. V, aid's 111 diss 1 sod Bcrrt. Blair has been placed In command of tbe lltskman street station, on lbs reliitmtni ot Capt. Dl Cuv. si ri BVXltEA MS, I Russia Is building now fortresses. W California raises melons for sugar Utah has a learned pig who plays ,eKn.6, Tho Pockskill Academy has four Jai slodcnts. A Chinese actress has made a sensaiion at 1 London theatre. Austria's army numbers 21, ro men 87.COj horses. 1 There are eeventy-oigbt fcmnlc pr aehers is tho United Stales. On ono cro of a Oeorpia cotton fitM ail 8.170 slslks of cotton. Al ft Long llranch hold they drr n cannta as a signal tor dinner An Knglisti lady has taken her cat to Bu,b, Baden for tbe waters. Tlic guns captured from the Pans irsurcnli foot np 403.031 1 cannon, 7.107. New Hampshire emancipates woman into lt( privilege ot paying her own actus, Whero the woodbine twincth" must be i Canada. That's where all Ihe rascals g, The hoiidon Daily Newt calls New Yotk Lb4j third German and the Inl Irish city hi tie nollj. New Vork his IS, 000 dogs. Their natural enemy la tho snisngo maken th-lr protector la Dstto. The Mining Journal estimates Hie product of the Lako (superior Iron mines for 1911 al iM)Sfi tons. tn Portsmouth, Va., of an evening, al3dog psss a mven point In 19 minutes, all howling ciltrsul tnnes. People who fish for compliments do not nsij long lines, they will get tneir best bit s la shal.ov water. For Interviewing his wifo wHh a pitchfork, Mr. Palony contributed IJOto the support of Cnlcaja Justice. A conclmiro argument against suicide isttul Ills ihe heiuht of Impoliteness to goanywl, -o 10A.J yon aro lent for. Sam Johnson, an Oregon negro, tried to ll;ht a elgar with a non-eiploslve. Tner- Is one eolor edvolT less in Oregon. What Is that which lie who has it 11 I doa not with tor, but he who his 11 would not part wita 'ca nny money? A bald head. The firm of llarclay, Perkins AC', brewers In laandoa, own Ml casks, each twice 1 irt- a- t a famous ono of Heidelberg Osstlo, Hubert Smart of Porter, Wis,, Ins tratsllul SaVOmllss daring the lal seventeen years lot b,- topr of tbo Jancsvlllo WttHv Haunt. A distinguished amateur biiliaulut In Atlanta pockoied his cue In a bystander's sar. lit complained of feeling rsthcrcue ear. This Is tho Collcgo ticket of Akron, OW01 OreclcrforPtcslifnt, ilucht-l forC)lio;c Asroafot enterprise, beauty, ana knowledge." Chicago Is a cpiocr pl.ioc. She has a riter thai rnna up hill, and her citizens attend iheslrts la tholr shirt sleeves and keep their hats on, "Johuny, what do you expect to do for a living when yon goi to be a man'" "lVi.il, 1 reuoa I'll get married aud boam wltn my wif i.ner Tbo 14.U00 heathen Chlueso In San Fraaeil CO don't mako much oolsati tho wuilJ, hit iniyowa f ',1.000 lu real estate, and l.l- i.ui in pi rs ,a .1 pi it erty. Anthony Moore of Collinsvllle, C -in is tin falhrr of nine -talwart boys, whom ho w.iuts to inalch la a baie ball contest with any plcksd ulnc -f nrottietl In the State. Iloston pcopl In cinaoquenc" of the Se conals published in Ihe New Tor pipers, think Hut tbev d 1 not wan' a new Court Houso there. lv.Ul their Impressions n 0 correct. A cat show In lojndon comprises 160 1 ages. Including a fccolch wildest, Persian can, A igira call, Aleppo cats, Siamese rats, aad Maax cats, bcuJca lla ordinary Thoma'ea anil Tahl thas. last week n laborer on tho European an! North Atneilciu Hallway, while dliaing th uah aorns bog mess noar Slattawamkeag. Me.,eniii' t If: aad rroren oirt nnoui s iuj, m iuiiu.... Tlio Canadian papers aro rcjoi n-j. over Ihe fact that tho volunteers who went from tne Dominion to compete si Wimbledon for rris.s in r rlo shuomig, generally ewine on with nvlu colors. The I'jleli family havo ib-'ir annual picnic at t'h-bsrci I'ond, Hamilton, Mix. on the Wth of August. Thero Is a good doplb of sslci ukis, bat II U notssld whether Samuel will be prcsoil. Is n lobster a w lid animal It h is just bn (leclde I In an English court that he Is, ami t at In caa sequence thereof a man cannot be convicted of sical Iiijs loli-ter irom another man's loisttr pol. lor UO reasons before mentioned. Tho True lt'or gives as one reason why woman should not vote, thai Ihe tongues of women 11a very nimble and very sharp- the te np arjnn tiuia them in poilical strlfo at every fani.ly ueal durlaz election u ue would bo great. The nttintioti of two drummers was at tracted to a peculiar ehimacy on a houo mVlriinls, and isked a fl.isen-lialrod nichln If II drawed well" Yes," replied iho noy, it draws tlio nt tcutlon of all the fools that gals t Is s road An Irisliman having jumped Into the water tn save a man from drowning, upon receiving a qnsr ter from Ihe person as a reward for Ihe s -rv lee, looked flist at the money snd then at him, sni at Hit claimed 1 I'm nierpsld lor the lob." A young man who visited his sweethesrt on a Sunday niBht was eipostalated wlln for drlnktr.J whiskey and so much of It 1 but found a 1 its factory explanation In tne romsik that It was la iJiir to it a two angels Instead of one wlinn he look d a her There has been an item going a-ound about a ten tn llo'ton laying eggs so small that iwi n v-one it them were rut Into s collar boa at once 1 hat ,eoic I use pretty sma.l bu.ineas for .111 able uoJ .J bea uni.l the author of the slory was discovered lh s 11J II was a hoise-coll ir box no meant. A disrespectful wretch stole ll 1 -'.irt cf a I. eckiort .ludco. ant when brough' le't b'siird. siiploi trial, displayed thcsloleu s'nn n h a per sm. lurched anil spntiess. Tho .lun at thosieiii or riieii spotlisa linen. dlsnnst me iliougiil that such a gentleman c uU he a 10, ue A gentleman 111 Kssox called at a deal er's a lew ilars since, an I piircn isi i"' "nes for his hoy. The slnw d ilet took Hie stuns t Ins P"'' pose of rasping oil Ihe regs inside, w lien i l ircbstr objected beeiiuse," saiu he. ll tne pi aio.'ut'I" II. o boy will run all ovot town, aud tno sin w ju lla.1 him throe weeks." A lady living In I.yndun, VI, who ll her husbsnd In the tile war. had an chV ,r mw.r at) Irom a man who lost hts wife oy divme' sc swcicd i fao Laid purled mc and nw h n 1 wl your own dovillsliinotlous parted toil i 1 i n win and If you want nnother one yon mu-ti," tl Utnl for h. r, fir I wou't have you." The total production of pig Iron in tip I'ullsJ mates in the eart70 was l.,fl tons mi w htch SOJaysa Ions were Imported, aim"-' es, mn-lf from Kngland -making the total co.i- hi t" eounlrv 4AiOO,ujO of tooa. Tno production a u ,uuuip- tion of pig lion 111 the civilia d won suua si 0,5110,000 tous, or a;,W,iK)Q,ooo pouud- A Chicago paper oonpratulali 'In' put'" that on the iiea nsion or the late celem 1 tin l'ie nols and Miuiilgau Canal luinrav"m t i'ii:' oomliict or those panlclpaliug in ti oacillcnt. It add' that ill nn rn s a Aldermen and other municipal -e 1 largely repn si'hted thero inusl IniM t of bestiality, but tnnt it was less than a s Tlio Davenport, Iowa, pant. 1- '"c'( ctis and menagerie the other dm hills, and now oach editor Is the in,i hwheouphatus. or ill n wwitu. era H'. or an Alaskan Set Lion. Whenriuti ''J' Jt a man comes In and wants 10 know H" article," the editor unchains his men wei siil'ed 'clluwhasa sudden call I) 'u wbtre. ,i A dehcnlo task it win to S' I young lames of llerlin ono wnosh.ii. 1 of pieaoulini! the golden I tuiel 1 1 Ihe ode of wi Iconic tn tno I mi" u, .i, ntiant'O into his cipnal. More H, j j ho.u'vei. made iipu icatmn for 1 11 one flnullv Ihlrimcd Willi the task only because or her great heauly. d had dlsllnsuished herscll during Hi"" 1 nunc. Tbo Emperor will herealter n 0( lady, and In rase of her msrnagc give n' a ooi IS.MJO. -There is in Atlanta, (leorgia, a maker. Her husliaud, who full batti left laor tils knot tools only as a ni'. '19 r( limes coining 011, this moral lie.' strap and Hie last, and Is pegging "nt j iiood. ThHIs not the only Instance a fi'insloshofinaker. One or Ilia tnoai 1 m co'iipllileil dancers wlioev-r sppcarel "'c In lact Iho moil beautiful-had lu b' 1 1 1 dainty kit by the aid or wnich. with hn oWiil bauds, rue made sll iho shoos atic ever w 1 bci ms j public. Ihe Isat ou which the thou w re w baa been looked upon as a curiosity cf lute est oy w wslners, snd was lurncd asa i csactrac lu ol me tody's foot, It Is considered tbe molt ptrfe'Ct SV'" njIS 0( Ptdal irmnastry trei iseu.

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1TIIE TERRIBLE CALAMITY, rnr oorrnystrsT isrnsTta.tTiox rnr. ihstimosy. srfcr l.oinl Inaprrloris Obeying Hrcrrtnry HimlMi'lfK OrderM-Ciipl. VnudrtblU's Atonllimrnt-Tii- WrstflHit Ihf hnfrm dl hi llnuts-Whnt mil thr Others bcf The ulhcial invcst'gitioti t,ll causes of tlic tie. sit iri"' bc;un ytstcrday tnornlngat S3 J-int ttrrrt The Hot rd of lavvatlsatlan contiateJ (f .1 Hi' I cii lnpsrtor of Iti Hi rs at Hoton, iuj I")' id Hoob. Lotal Itctor of Hul's of tl., I'll I Ah' -onl.ow. cupsrvismg Inipctnro(the Second i t. s.sid that te hal been directed br the Gov 1 1 lo make .1 thorough Investigation of the it'itr i si I' "i n, which, there wa no doubt, hu i.iiu a-enr, t.IMiI have averted, and for thai pur yen l..l selected I ho Commutes already named. IMI'lCTuR UATTUCWt's II3IIM0.NT. ,lc U K Mnlihcw. Intruder of Holler for thl port ,,M')tn. He titl(!ol that he thoioughlv examined snd to- ft tin Noun ot lliefrrr) boil Wistflold ontho Uth f.ln e n'i1fii"ii no flaw or weakness In It. lie Ishs ll' it the i ih r was conslmctcd al iho same lira, boat, i in!. At the tlui ot giving his 'eernf' Ik Imln. r,,' s'lgh'.cet uillglvlag that Ilia polisi h"t p' r. is.s,e.and h would have been reif'C mil ng i ne tratelled on inehoal con. untie il In iinr Hi') holler he uicd tho gauge teions.t.g lo the hoat. which ho hid cv. ry tn :i to bel vc w.. perfectly correct, the holier nsd a locked ilrty valve, loaded to a pressure of twrmy seven touods. The weight on the roau'er safe ty v aire was surh tint It would not allow a prciiuro il osei twenty flte pounds, the locked safety valve a 1 1 the imd known as the American "valve Tne witness lid not have a huh opinion of au kind of lockup valve The' Amcilcan" valve could tot be ts.se i oy the strength or one man unless there il a rressore of neaui underneath, and be there! re did not try to lift It. It o. ghi lo be raisedby an upward rretiuieil twenty-seven poundi to the square Im-h i 1w ate i ti. e yalve was tnvon quare lame. The vilve leaks si a little, ami that iatind the witness t.i u it aould work freely. A bvdrosintlc i.rciiureof thirl). fonr t'oitnili to the square inch wai applied at w as 11 dt Add br the gauze. The Imlier was ten teet In diameter. Thelron wa of fsirtriicKiti st, (he rheii being ahout ft quart -r oi an l-ich tiiick. 'Ihe wittos had never known an crdlnsry wi rklnv valve to atlck and not work frcciv 1 lie vane vl the WcslOildi iKjiler hod an area ol ui inches willixo to trim nis rauiLT. The witness waa acquainted with the eeclneer of the fVettncid. but nevi r uad auy conversation with bin. m i. re2ardlo hit quatiDeatintia. lto waa not llcrnred hv tii Hoard, the uonurutiiou ot the law by tbebecrelary cf the TreMnry eiempilnir him Irom neelloK a Itienpe. I.aahewaionaterrjbMatln the waters ol a State, lb' wilncsvuiought tn, engineer seemed lo be Inielliceut lie 'would have had uu hcsiiatlon to late his family un tiiard iho Wninelu on last bauday afternoon. there were means for raltlnt tbo saleiy valre byn lin" II was postloie for the engineer lo hve had more Itram on than was allowed him wituout Its hrlna ln.li-eate-l. as the enalneer m it lit have altered the layer atur the tv i nris s elimination. Tne nieam mient hava risen toauacccrous poiat even after the loca-npsarety vnlvv wssopeu. Thewitness would not have tnoncht lb n i was Immioent dancer of raptoilon If the eieamhul k keen raised to thlriy-fonr pounds, after havloc letil tne holler at that Measure. 'Ice working pressuro I allowed was tweaty. five poutids. ft Ihe wstcr bottoms, the furnace, and the steam ehlm ft rts are H.e psrts of hollers niosi likely to Ireome K atsiuAgeil I y lire Ihe water bottom of the Wistaria's B boMcr as- rut off last fall and pew lees putoo. Tti" toiler was staved tu tne usual tua&Ler lor boilers vi mat clas Tnx lXfiDs xor cxiuiNro. The boiler broke In the cylindrical rart of the shell. parting in the m'ddle, and tearl'it: away clear around Ihe maii'hola waa periect. The wituei hat do Idol wLere Ihe fracture ixgan, A boiler of that shapv would be most likely to navo tn delect In me bott'oi of tl esneli, U It wa Ir.Jnnu by u.e ll aaslmpoisibh' to examine the inside of a boiler ot that character cl sccoout of the floes. Ihe win iss could only ciaimm f the tulside ot it. wbltA sb'.wed no sign ol leak or fiacfure. The hydiostailc test was ibe only test Kbicli ccntd reach every part of the bollnr. There was some soil patciung over Ihe seirns of t.ie rottcni part ol the shell. Tms was cors:de"ed I y cn i. yireers the vct way of ircnnmscsmi when they wrro S ataa, and the witness baa kuown a steam lost own.-r to tut talons over the realm ol his ho lers v hen ihey i aere new aod strong, moruer to prest rva thoui. Tii'iewould be a good deal of d Hrnr.cc between I He truiperaluie la Iho uucer and loner pan of ttio tV'I'erwlien under steam, but tne witucss could not isyhovmuch. 1n:s dilferiuce of lemctraiure tuight It r urse i f time weaaen tne hoi.ir ry Ihe loequaltv tfesrunsion and contrnotlon It would occasion, but i U sid'U'd not appiencnd much danger Irom inl ource. The weakening irotn tins causo would pioba III cccor at the bot.oru of the snell Tiie wiine dnl loi tniLk that acitulng of nils kind was the cause of uc explosion. Ihe wttnest had been an engineer thlrtr-Ove years, stidscrvila rrgu ar apprenticeshia at the bti'iness. lie was seven j cars In the naval service, had charve of sn i vein steamship ulue years, and had been to. en iiLSer tn Ihu employ cf the lcific ktail steam bp (.misty IU-1 hu served on laaes and rivers. No ..c (idant t itisni ban ever occurred en any boat in al. at t.e lao eaaue of tho bullets, Ue had beeu uu tcputoro! boners flvo years. tl'T. VAMPIRlilLT ON Tilt STAND. J, cot 11 Vandorbllt iworn aud ciaulsed by Mr. D li C-Yea ret-rerent the I'rcshlent ot H is f omram"' A, li.i. I'uridcutof the Ptaton Island iMiiiradCoia Ian; That is thi oamo of 11. t,' Inst nelndi-a tne terry' A. Yes. sir. l J ell uf all von know anont this an .dcr.t nr.d ITu eoud.tion of thererr ooats A. We t.vt, lurvo toat lb it run two mi u tmiu. U (jive us i.ielr nemos? A Th fiorlbflill, tli TiefUlcld, end tha MIddlcion. They rnu constautlv itaenlaais m ep u.c what wc call a spare I out i.stoon as rec boat begins to get msty she is taaeu cfT as i Htottier 1 t.at put in hi.r place. That Is tne custom. TArre is hu difference In tho boats of any account. .Twy re considered exactly the saae-ltie sauia lu aiiso aupoinluenu.. I, -II iw aa to the age? A.-TTitrc la little dltf.r :nc la their acs. This boat (tha UeilO-'d s ihe oldest, hit was lolli in 'Cl. I thluk. li Jioriiit.' lit waa oulii lu 'AM, aud the kflddlctuu In 'ol-3. lie WesiAeid was the ol'ieit. n- ai.tius hoatoonig vilra duty on fcunday? A. No, thss was the reguur Post on ButtUay.witb the tssretiicu ol ihla one trip, bhe had run up to the time id u e t-iciuent all thiough the rnomtug. lb Norib '1 aassentlo comniuuce the afternoon true, bi.e ait n n.ln up, aud got lutotl.e slip a Ult'e Dcluio J eVKH-k They were not particular anout the hour, tio went out a I'ttio Pcfore the time, tlie left to get 1 tn oi ,Ui way ol theotlur boat when the otnar boat aiisiomiue iteai thewuarf. The otner bot came lu t.ur. the wsuai mode Is. wneu cuo boat gala cioae by. I" r ne ihe othrnne nut without regarc to tlnie on lui.usy. They ruu in any time, and that Is tne way i.it UAi'i'EnaD to be orr utn ncctiLAtt nocn. I V -Was the KoilbSeld uotr her? A. Close by t..c i..u Q -At Ihe time of the accident? A Yes sir 1 U -UaiUUK lur Hie VM-tne)dl A. She dlu uol have 1 l t nail Tho tVeatrii'U was -tnrtiug, or w all r. a iy 1 ti turt. The boats are o.-uhieenders. and the idiot I tvtai iu tha end lowild the slip, m,a the cuptalo hsa r lce to the other eido to Iook niter tac liuoa nnil to i i s r' btrio give the order by the wmstle to go aneaii. Hts aire In tue act ol starting, bui had uol started, n ihe aeclacnt r.teurrud. g.-IUe you auy idea how many were on the boat s 1 -o i d.ii not think thi re were over two hu uiri'd, as I I t i--is w could ge nl it. Th' i Icrkrepoited to me u.ni i j t-it dm t thiiia there wer t-ore tt.an ouu hundred and t.i t o ie on board i hut there muil have Pccn more. I I Jl oetrr he coul I not tell Hut cjtuctlv, I i A Would not the numher ot tickets tell? A. 1 t i 'i 'cp tickclsi we collec: the tiigney Hie fates. V Wiiat was the naiuc ol the engineer A. Henry i 1: t u son. i' llniv long hasne been lnjcuremploymcnt A ln'i "tine I pad anything to do wlln the puilniss li u ,i s to niv knowledge, i i, -Has he been In your employment a engineer 1 A.- i is a engineer. s 1 Is he the duel engineer cf lhat boat A. Not of IU. i, mi in uurliculir. Q.-llc was at that time A Ho was. f -II d h. an a sltiant 'I A There were two Cre K .i He did not re'iuire au nas.siam. r, wiie.1 tiic poilku waa ucraiRLD. r -Do jou know whether the rng.necr or ihe fire- r ilends lo tne feed of the bo.ier A. -It Is tlx e i I the engluccr to tee tu l.lat. The handle of t:m I 1 1 rock eotnt'i to Hie eughii' room from (he engine 't i i r the oi.trnl oi ihe I'liulQi-er, ,u i he lom. u. niit. Hitn ih.j f.reu.eu ly meuus ol a sneaking I ti e Doistl.e llre'nan hare unit .lis to do excent to I" a -it iti time A. Tu take care ol the urea ami l"' till' ih uil-i t v li 'h' eiigineei any inoaus of toeing the rordi. I ii i 'h wuu-r in the oo' or irom wnere i.u stand j A -i.r hi uiu h.iVe to so i ow.i to the lire room. II i' Iti'i- ou nny puisonal kuuivieilai' ol th- con e t on .t u.e water at ti.e time ol thu exnlolon A. t j nai knuwiougu i iioinli g hui lie irmy. I jj .a. tni out vr re, ..una reicuuy'i A, -Last tj I'c void was the bolls r A. The same ace at f il' ni i i'ic acuts- W,. .iluui ui'd l.csh wau r v., utid sail wur? So, i v r. I don't ni h ,-i-u h04 ever oecu uuy stilt v.ier used in ilia 1 i. Hi is ri's-cilv hau mi) .iiiimitntit up trs been II i o li i y i'io.k t i .i io. i .e u I it i-ur and 1) shimi'i 1 can't it 1 ixi'iiv 9 ur.ngiolU. srook I I., t l..,i. ihatuas i ii'i i.na ,n i. uo, and thvie wic nunc II 'It til ill 'V of. ,1 .i .i ou uni.1 I.. i .'toilrs v, ti e 1 A, Cut- .-I I. n'"ii,. auus i.u'tug ligs, aud putting i n i ii ii i ii i u. I. osui i is als? A. I can't fc'l a ii i i i i t ni il.e. i un.- .uneral r an t i n 41 i,;u,i. 'Ilia hollvs- ws pul 1 in in.Hi-Hits uiiiim. Q co.nl ,c e 1 tn .s Is. is in it first.rale condl k- i i I. i n i ii d..l sou so s.on ll.r It A. I I t t ito.1 II 0 s. .ir wlis,-i ii- l li rti.i.u 4l(! ,r 1 'i V. r i. u.e. i-d thu iYcttrtu'd' tis..li-i ti.e -t i it fllil IMS S'f lliO'C hooti A lllol.gli ij no jt h s v.. U S lu- till Win IS-llliJl". j i i im lul.i n ti e t -i-ii o ii hoiii r lor ine i e t, I isusoi. ili.il 1 coiia.us.it i it a hetur quality ut v lioii nK.ow li I timi i f in.n Mm tollir t i' Mi A-UwBsi- i.. (i."il the bis nua l.j fl i) iti nl, 'i s, u ho toil ih i h till', A it was I i Ik f. I miirsil i'i. I.u li.rks. ft ii iliuii. linn ihu ru.isju why thi hoil:r was i i. n i.e suit, mo ..us in iGiitequtuu! wt Iti- ir .noil a Piiur iu. Ilty oi irou? A.-les. A; t i svas biiht wsi coulo get a 1 1 Iter uuaiiiy u l ''KiUhid, IJuang the uar thcie w.isa s-uitt ii 'i i no ntul tou couol nut get tuih good no i 1 si I I-,) ii t ii ii ii at. that you iinw bite atip"ar ii) I J uiniiti 1 1 si, i-ir as inilr bol'eis are to Ol 1 -I ii on d say o lieioie, hut not i,o- na i an loiii.ng sx'ia iioih nt more than we uiu ,t L 1-' to tutiM' t: is bt-eldint. Tiurcw.sDo J, i XMiiucd Tl.ere ssas lite same i oacr oi lie "lui"' a nl tin at uu ugulauous luoeryrs. III.ST IIOIt.au OP 7IIE hOT. 'i r ..ii- mi' ii: tint noilt il seems thit )d. f, 1 li to iave oi n i Higer lha'i the il, 1 "ttlH oiiti boats? A-lUllcvedil h, i, b'.ii r ,td ,w J1" ou Jiiegu in he U.e eauie of Ihoexplo- h i' I null W.I.I III- ho, 'f. HUH ill 111 V lie Hi '00 I. 11 1 1 vt mi i' ion un ut that, ll Is rerlaiuiv M' ",u," v mi ichei.' ton 1 huvesuteVLrvdayoii iho (m1 citi'i 1 iho .'r mi and dow i Lh. ,i I i.a i .loniheiopoiilieeoiicr a'ld ,0 it. t a,?.,'"'1 "lv ,tl' 'i"-r Ii'i""! (A voice-" You ii 'I'thav an ran au i.lil-') a no,," 'Voli'oranyie "i ever look Into the engine "f'."1'' A -tes.nr. so.- ui lv. 119 I ti'iin .yo" 8'".r 'c "'Sineer lo carry a he tai-rvi'. tf0"' WH r-quli,'. lu ,d iil-i?.o.f?.10" r,"" t i" go down tu St, r- k'ow en V.lJ.".iei,''? "!'!"!,l ao.tiwolf -both valts--. Ltlf I t) .Both Lf'V. 1 "V"l" 'an ty valve Is rati"! at "il ik'.,'.'1 l", rearhes that n-mii Mum oi L10." "i? f" Ibe other It a sstroi no conieoutnce, Two Itclivt la uol iuucj renstanenea. whether up or down, I do not snnrcae in this esse it reached 7. It mny have reached 35, and he engineer, having no idea that ttire was gidng to be sty un I lent r.iav not have looked ut II particularly. If un re was inn c ihan 7 Inches of steam, the valves wouhi nave blown PIT. SM THE DF.iT Or TUB EMnlNKCRS, Q HotiT ynn think It 1 the (I'lty of thf engineer tn look and see how the steam was A. Well. 1 don't know but he did. llesavshedid. O.-You cm, si ler that boat sn safe that yon would have iHen ready to o on boaid ker tliat trip? A -1 was In the tiaolt of going on lhat boal every slay wltn almost all my (.imlls. Q Ate son In the hahit of going on loard thiao heals to look mid so.' whether the engineer Is ilolng In; dull in retard to cair)lne a proper pressure olsieam? A. -That Is not tnv huMnesa naciiv. u -lMdyrnt snow the eiwltieertvsirlo have earned mo c treasure than he wa nil 'wed A. -Never, sir O.-And never heanl any rsimplalnl of him for ncglh eer". e ol nuiv of anv kind? A -Never Quite tne coutr.lry. We especially look lhat man when wo had i ew or diniru t boms to run We preferred Mm to all the rest ol ihe ci glneeis o i account nf hit kill. o (hrMr Hoole)-Wn thelmiier bnllt bvcontrnrt, do i sou remi'i.ilii tf A.-l caui.ot remember. II was bnlli at the My Works. iJ-I saw something in the paper about someone having said tint the Weattleld was abnnt to belaid up for rcpiir Is 'hat so? A. Sbo lnd been run Ihe liiuesl if the three this time. Un Sunday night the NoilbUfid would have gone on. and tne Wesiflcld wonld Inve cone to recuperate to gel a cleaning up. IJ Hid sou anllclpato ilolng anyinii'g at all to tho lyjtl-i A.-Notathlng, Wc had NOTIIIKO TO DO WIT1T THE COlttn. Q To.st would not have been the ooj ct cf hauling herofl -1 A -No. When It was propo esl lo lav the boat up ll a staled d.stlnclly by l lie engineer ttist lh re was nothing to lo with the toiler as It was per fectly ticnt. o uod fitsli water constantly, so lhat we never make any scales, and tho boiler it alwnjt clem i) -If the We'lflcld ha I been laid np fcrrepah. rhe would have come baeK wlihont having anything done to her boiler f A -Yc'.sir: we were res'ing In perfect fttiilv. We did not consider there waa untitling wrong I ih.. holler at alt, li T)o von know anything about the engineer helng on the dock? A. I ilon.t ki.ow It personail). That Is his slate nent: you will get It from lilni. i You hava no Idea whatever as tn the cause of the explosion A. Not the slightest. Ofcnmsi' now. after examining the holler, we will be ah)s toslrier intne more ahont it. e have not beeu nhle to exam ine tho hollar since the exp oln. The Coroner na ctiarge of the matter. g -Have sou been before the Coroncr')'jry? A. Not yet. He b&s uol sat y i. Ttic wuiriELU Tin fArist soar. Q. (hv Mr. Boole) I do not know that we have any thing tnrlher to Inquire s.f sou, unless you have aouio special Information to give us. We will tie very glad tn rrcctve any auch statements and get at the lacia. You not Icing Ihcre on the spot, ot course wc do net expect to get anything direct lrom vou. A. Yon have gi t abi nl ihe whole story 1 stated lhat I am tn the habit o going tin and slown in Ihose vesssls. 1 have gene is) supervision of them to a certain extent. Thi- tupe.lr.tenuent Is a man of great extrtenee. y If you had aov rholec of all three boats, which wi n, d ton have taken in reference lo lately A I tbiuk 1 s lould have taken that boat. y. -I I'celally as to the safety of the holer' A rrrtaiuly, because we censllrred that Ihe best holies-, and that englrcer I should havo picked out of the wnole lot or them for safely. Q. (ry Mr. Urown) How long have Ton boen In the steamboat business? A.-l ran a boat mvselfrmni 1M.1 or la.fi up to IMV I commanded a boat In ru.1 or lt0. Q (nv Mr. Hill) And felt at safe on this boat, the Weatfleld. as you rverdln on anv boat? A. Just as sa e. It never occurred toraotkere was any danger, had my bone fallen down over mo I ehouhl hive been no mere surprised than I was when I heard cf this, rtneo I left off running stcamhoat I have ownosi steamboats on the North apd Kast rivers. I always lno ctrj boilers and enrlcest in fact, I don't know a sthii'gelso. Tnat has been my business nil my life feamboals from the time I was a young boy The Investigation was here adjourned to 10 o'clock this mornlnc. Tbp Jnry Impanelled. Coroner Kceuau yesterday impunclieil a jury, ami alter the usual (ormalltleia the Juror were ordtr ed lo report at the Coroners' ofllce In the City Hall oa Wednesday mornlL;, Aug. 9, at 11 o'clock. The Jurors are: AW. J'kiet H nmintit. Of iWion. Alien. L II... MO lltoatwsy .Muclunt Hates, I.. M.. IM.4KHlroadway...Mik Importer. Iirvce. Jinn tJCt ambers sties t.llarusvart II. t osl. C has I-Mercer street... .MrrchaM. V ley. Jo in '.'VI Broadway Hold I'eu Mak'r. Kirtland. t'hs. A A Heade street Iron Kouulcr. McKee. Henry. .4 liuane street... ..Machinist. Malloiy. .1. II axt Uroa'lway Joohsr. .Nichols, Uco. 1),. t llroadwav Turner. I"ere-s. J I. wm Hrokolway Music lnbllher filch ards, C. I, a?, ;I'tK place.. ..Math Melt. Co. Sherman. K L. Mi Ilroadwav.. VAtts Maker, hnlpmao. K. L... st'hambers street. ilatloner Ihompson, .lonn..4tl Uroadway ..Fancy Ooods. Thompsou, Wiu.,,U Huwaidslrect... .Clerk. How Holler Should be Trcated-The r.x. prrleucp of is Vcternn lu the llualnraa. Jo (s AHik c 7Ae asm. Siu Whru u engineer by careful watching discover a break or leak tu his boiler, he generally of his own accord reporsa to his cuiplaytr but In nlue cases out of ten no attention t palj to IL The employer will perhaps eomo Immediately Into th Ore room, look at the holler, ud ask where tic its U If he can lev It, well aud good. If not. Instead of sailDg, If yo-i thluk it la dangerous, (top herrlfht iwey," or "If JO'J say It will stand so and to long, then you eat) haul ont )inr fires ard examine hi r thoroughly Inside and ont," he will sir, Well, I guess it ulu't muru. Sin- was Inapeciesl ii a, pumped up) two or throe months ago. It can't he serious" He Iheu walka asvay to bis ofUee, ntsaes aomo remark to hi ltrrt uir or conOdentlal bookkeeeper, auch aa, "Tom h found another maru'a lum." and receive a an answtr, 'Ilstter raUo his wages,'' or, Hi) wanla tn make route pvoetlme." l'crliaps the uuglnecr, who baa learned by long experience wnal to extx-ct. keeps his discovery to huusslf, and look for an. othir situatiin. nl. ere the only attraction la I etter wages. He may become earelesa sod hardened, betnt: careful only at Ue lirsl lutiuauou n! dau:er to got out of tu way. hsavlug tu trokeu-uowa tnaeuiiie to some conflJing devil uf a successor who Is not up to the tricks of tile boiler. Boilers are generally aluek nwsy tnto some hole or curner where wry little natural llgnt comes, und lie .rly alwaya where no Tresis, cool air flnda its w.t). The engineer comes hurriedly into the lire iooid, IrU-a the water gaugea, Huda thetu ail right, aod It ths-rc la no Dreu'au throaa on a siuanlits of coal, and escape into tho engine loom or aoinc coo'er Sirtuftk' buildinior vnsel. When hi wages are uu he 1 uUtnt aurc to he uu hand, and tniuks no uore ol hi butier till it l time to begin woilc a aln. What vte wwut Is not only a law compelling o vn era of steam boiler to u -s It i is btticre s xatninoil inaldo aud out hv tlulr own se-vjnts, but a law apccllvlng Ihe duties of up lLpeclur oi hollers. I'Loae duties should Lu t iai he shall personally cxamlnu ll e boiUr under fuvoo.tiou Inside uud out, and where thu build of tne boiler will not admit oi an toterii.sl eaamiuKlton, taen such boiler ah ill ne so ael th.st It will allow of an external cxuinlnatlou by means of tapping DrisUi; all over with a medium alxed hammer," aud not tii etand ulouaaide of Iho testing pump, aud stnis ouk "Now, lively, boys; pump r.ir up;" "Kiigmeer, how is ynur steam gauge b'otne one l.sng or tu that aafety-vulvc A:c. l'uinpinx up it boiler no test ot its quslltk-a, except lo show tiretor sc-im leaks. One who Las lun there the ijst thirteen ears. E. It. D1NS.II.KY, CU First sheet. New Yurg. Tho Steam .Hau-Trnp ou ilroudway T Me A'dilcr cf Ihe sun. Hia: A communication appears in Tub Sun of this date, siir.id I'., and headed, I'rcpare for an Implosion on Uroadway." If what 1. la true, it by in U.e csmo of common humanity does he not glre the lull name and location cf this concern which trifles tliua wantonly with the lives of the thuusnnde who daily tl averse our cre.it thoroughfares J In stead of kilting donn to pen an article tending to increase the already fearlul ftciiog of Insecurity which now azlUici the public mind and heart, his Cnst duty should have bten to lav l sforc the proccr aut lorllics the proof, br claims to hold, und then, If doubling either their hs-m sty or ability to grapple wiib tins steam dtuiuu, uud tailing to arouse jusli rial investigation, upiral lu an outraged public, uot In vague genet uiilics. but in thunder tones, by giv ing tile -trsot. iiunitH r, and name lu full. New Yonu, Aug. i, 1ST1 K vtiiitlitp Iho llulli'i'is ol tho Old Nittiahoii lo t.ttllor oi The Sun, .Sib; After tlie recent terrible explosion, would It uot bo well to cull tl u attention of the public to tho alarming state of (he Coney Island boat Nau shun, a miserable alow old tub widen took two hours no) a half lost Hnnday to retch the Island. It Is a wonder some dreadlul tccldeut has not happened to l.i r befure now with her old worn out boilers patched and rep.iteVed. Who Is the Inspectn,- lhat Is sun in -til to hive examined tuose boilers f la there no luw to coi.iiiol this C'uiipauy to provide for the solely of i'f psssii:era t It l a hurnin i shame to al v It, is coiuiuiiv lo run tuch boats and imperil the llvti ol many oerauns, KnaiKtig. The liixp iilinn nl lliiils ia it C'liinplrlu l'urie A I'llnl'i tliiuiuii, lo tht Ulltur of Hit .vim Kilt: As so Much has been saisl about the Kalun Island lurry boat disaster, it may nut le uiuls or :i.s, a stcmboat pllutuf thirty vears' atandlng,to sty a tvoid or two inlativc tothe inspection ol boats un! Luikra, The w lole luaincas of Insrcction is s I'l'iiU'lete farce. I know lint our insrectors are in c nupott rt, or. if compcttnt. not faithful In the ill tliargaol Iheu-iltiilen 'I'n llluslnite, I will give the IIMlut CKIiini'llI i k'l i lloll. The Uw iiq,i,iri' .i i tain amount of flic hose on every tteaiuer. I gti .runiei' not mure than huif tho river steamers running lu Now Ymk haicone font of hose. II they are tu Iw In peeled tne ciptaina ur en. mens send anil boriuw nute lor the occasion, to l leturned as roon as tho inspector' back is tut nuil. Oihera aalu who are a raid to have I pressuu put ou the boiler will make an excuse that their vslvev lent, aud they caur.ot get a piessuro on Hie boiler. Tney t' en klip 15 or tM intu the in (rector's Land and he will ga aiouml the holler, punch it heie and Mere with his canr, and give u cerllHcale for any amount uf ateum they ask. Others sgaiu will be asked Jy the iuaucctors. "Where Is your tout so and sot bhe uiusthclti specied The reply will be, "You or loo late; she Is already I ispecled." Th Inspector leave the ofllce (S3 or tSO richer thn when he enirieJ, and with a guts oi uli.e under his vest aud a cigar in his mouth,' I am dally standing over a hoi'iT thirteen years old which has not beeu Impelled In tour years, and It s)rveu full vf Ok plug w 1 I'i' furnace, Yon J 1 I I k 1L will morally ask. Why do yon not make a report of such things f If we did, our bread and butkr would slop Immetllitolr, The (lovernment locked safety valve Is another humbug. Any engineer knows that Iron will cor rode by constant tontact with slcim. I have seen one of those valve act at Ofly pounds of steam fall tn blow off when the steam gauge shoncd elgnty flve pounds. Now, as Tn Scn shines for nil, il should shine for ns pour devils who aro obliged lo stand over it volcmo to earn our living. Kteambonl owners should not ho allowed Ui use a boiler when It Is un sale. A holler will not last and be safe longer than six soars lu salt wider with the best of cure, 'ibe company couiddcr the engineer of tho Wrstfiold a rnuipctcnt man. Il he was, what business luid he lu tne pilot house He could not watch hl steam and engine tbcic. A Pilot A Jinn wltn I it .linn. lo tht Editor of Ihtsun. Hint 1 would like to call vonr attention to a man who pulled twenty-four persons out ot the water Mr. (julicley, the Battery boatman. As soon ss he saw what hrul taken place, he gave all his boats to people, and gcttihit Into one with n com ninioo, be msdo three til and saved twenty-lour IIvm. 1 ne citT should give blm a cold medal, for he did all a man conld do. A. L. tf. The Dnngrr on the WllllutiusburRh I'rrry. boat. lo tht Kditor of The sun, Sim As the SUton Island Fcrrjr Company have at last acquired deserved notorlotv by the mnr ler of nearly one hundred human beings on board their bent Westllslst I tat Sunday, the writer tboutht It might bo m well to call attention lo another com pany whose ambition Is evidently n grand blow np I man Ihe Division Avenne Ferry Oorapiny, rnn-' tint: from foot of Koosovelt and Grand streets, New York to Wllllamsburgh, This company baa only one decent boit. Tho others aro old, dirty, cranky, and rotten, with engines and holtera varting from ten to thirty years old, which, while In motion, wheoe and win-o as if siHTerlng from asthma, Why don't Infractors And this out t Thev never do Dnd anything the matter w till the property of wivsithy monopolist. I msy also add thit tho deck bancs on these boats are coarse, uticentlemanly brutts who addrrse the pasacogcrs as If they had no rights whltcver. Won't The Fun, which s almost the only paper seen on these boat", help Its friend', and knock Bcn-lltM Into the heads of men whose duty It le. and who arc well paid to look after the safely and comfort of tho trntclllng public. waLMMsnunun. Host Cnsllo Wltlinm Mny br .Undo lUrrul. To tht t.iltlor aj 7ht San. Pti Why cannot a salvo of artillery bo dis charged from Fort William on Governor's Island, with a view to bringing np the bodies still remain ing In the niter from tho late disaster st Ht ,t.-n Island ferry I WOIUON. TurTeydroti n at rulleemaia nt, IIcllcvuo Ilospltnl Cutcwar. II r. J. I). Clark, llorist, of 813 Uroadway, was reading a newspaper on the hurricane deck of (bo Westfleld, Immediately over tho boiler, when llio boiler exploded. He was hurled ho knew not whither, and found blmsolf In the ttibbwh. ntd, (roping tils way on deck, was helotd ashore by vnie persons, Mr. Clark waa badly scalded on the fscc, arms, and leis. Iteachlng the wharf, be staggered through the crowd, and was met, bo says, by a policeman, who tcht him to get out of the way, as there were many others more severely hurt than I.e. Ur. Clark continued up State street until ho was met by friend, who helped blm to reach the fork Hospital, where his wocnsl wcro dressed. Turough the kindness of Mr. Urown and tha fire patrol, Mr. Clark waa taken to ids residence at 1C1 West Twenty-sixth street. At the time ol the cat astrophe ho was on his wsy to Utatcu Island to meet his lfe, vs ho went down in tbo morning tn sptnd ti e ri.i). Mr Clark ll 'JJ jeans or age, and has two children. Apart irom ice scaius aoooiois person, tne snecw to bis nervous sj'teinwas vers ?rion. He Slid lesterday that hcw.is almost afraid to co to leep, for the moment that ho closea etc the frightlul scene Is pri-seuted to him. Air lusrk was better eslerslay uud aat up a while. Ilia friends regard nls condition as still cnt.cal. U.iy and night Ik- Is attended by the members of Manhattan Lodge, F. sod A. M. Ueeiug He notice lit Till Sex yesterday that a bunch of kos wltn Mr. Clark's name alUehed bail been taken to llcllevun Hospital, Mrs. clirk weat thltbrs- dining llio day. bhe waa drlveu away Irom the gate by n don Die- tilted pullceraati, who told her to getaway, that they didn't want ouy common people calling there, bho lold ber errand, but Ihu i oh, omart wsintd not listen to her. lira. Clark, hum; at Irli.lli bttu i.dmi ied, Identified tsio keys. llloivn Into 11 it lit I It on Htlp, Mr. Os-orgo V. Udell, lawyer, or 112 Cham bers street, who lives at 111 Hamilton street, llrook hn, was standing on the upper deck of the West Held, with his back to tho barze ofllce. He remembers nothing more until ho found himself In Hamilton tup. The tilt water revived him, and being an excellent swimmer, he tried toewim, bet found Mmst'll disabled, (Jlancln: over his shoul der, be saw a man and woman on s r.ilt, awfully scalded, and a child floating near him. lie was then treading water to keep o,lnrelf np. The man said, For God's take saverny child I" He reached for a log of wood, and celling It under ouo arm. he man. agi d to work his wjy lo the child, and raised It out of the water. Jet Iben he aaw a smill boat makl' s toward him, but before it came np the child d'nt in his arira. When the boat drew near ho II ted the body In and eudeavored to get tn himself, but belli: too wuak tu do so, and thu men In the boot out being disposed to assist him, bacilli to It for about ten minutes. Toes, slter urgent demnnds, be was hulled in. II was taken lu his rtsidouce by Iil.-s friends, and it was found lhat hia saull had been fractured Irom tho crown of the head lo the base. He was hurt internally and otherwise injured, but when a Svu reporter saw blm last o hi lit he was nhle to be about the, room. He Iiaa beeu in thrue smash upa on Ihe Hudson Hivcr Hattroad, and was unch shlpwrecaed, but escaped unhurt until this time. Ue la thought U) be wholly out ol dauger. The Krnna l'nmlly Aliasing, A respectable looking joiini; German named (korje Kraut vtelted Ilellevoe jetterday in search of hi brother, who, with his who, had been miss Inu tlccc Sunday. TLe young man earned a little chili about a year old, very neatly dressdd. It was ciylug most pltouusly, and murmured through Its tesrs, "Mammal" Mamma l" The young, man himself waa In terrible grief. He tald that the child's parents bad left home on Sunday lo go to Btaten Island, aud bad nut slues been seen, lie gave their names at Hermann und Amelia Kinm, add said they wers about twenty-dve and tweuty lour year of ng, respectively. The searcher lull the poor little fellow crying. In chirge of the klud Mrs. I'eartcill at the hospital entrance, and went down with the hUN reporter on his terrible Boaroa. The bodies were all looked over, but the missing ones were not tound. With a look of relief, mln.ied with great anxiety, he bur ned out of the dead lioDec, and taking tho llltlu child went to continue his search elsewhere. A rerryiimu'ts Hill Unpnld. When KhcrilTMatlden and Itlchard Moore of Wiilutnabunih, were hilng driven home ou buuday afternoon from the scene of the Statcn Wand ferry ciuioi-iun, their carriage was stopped at tho entrance to tho Hooeevclt street ferry bouse by the ferry. master, who demanded Ida fare. The poor men wore tufts-ring Indescribable agony, and their hands sere o fearluily i-c. il, ltd lh.il U.ey could not thrust t'is'lil lulo their pockets tu get tho change. Finally ouo o( the in inenlluuedltho name or John W. Coo, and the carmge was allowed to pasa lo. On Tues day one oi tlie ferry employee presented a hill uf llfty cents to Mr, Coo. The latter told the ferrym in logo lo tho ofllce of the Suun lal.iud Ferry Cum pany and II he could not collect the bill there he could go to Hlntrn Islnitslera MUnlng, The Stateu Islanders aro congratulating them t elves on the small number of their resident! who sulfered by the explosion sllll many ol them are .-nxious concerning the late of expocled frleudt who havT not yet been heard of, lleriiard Ullleavle, a tailor In tho employ of Mr. ft. bbut nt New Haightuu, came to this city ou an curly boat last bonday inoinlus to visit bis daughter in West Niiettei.th slrtet. Ho has not since been seen. HisdaVThter, Mra, Morgan, vlslled the Island yesterday lo hxceilaln wuoiher her father had ar rived, und lean d that ho waa rulsilur, bho sala that ho went iroi.t her house shortly alter 111 o'clock in srsi boino by tht Whiitnall slres t feiry, and it is Lt'iitned tual he was uu the Ill-fated stuaiuvr. Aid lor Oi'u of iho MufTiMcri), Henr.v Btoruis, whu waa aculded, is not expect til to recover. Ho was the ouly support ul his widowed mother. Yoalerday tho clerks In Brokaw's limtliera clothing esUbllaliuu nt. where btorms its employed, made up a pure ol $70 lor Mrs, Hlurms, Another Wuimdesl Man. Thcudoro reel, 89 IJivisiou street, was Mltlnp; with n Irifiid on tho opper deck of tho Westfleld wLen Ihe bollir exploded. He waa blown into the air, and fell Into the water. His luce, bead, and bauds weie badly burned. Mr. Bonner Is driving th bright and beautiful hay uiaru l ocahontas. Her elastic gall aud rajilil ac tion are maivelloua to witness, a ilie move like Liu ehlne-y. Mr. Ilouner let her out In tbe presence if some of the most thorough-going nd enthusiastic) tnrtmtn of Ihe ago. They seniarkest, one and all. that 1'ocahontas trotted falter aad tbowed mora speed ou Iho rjad tban any horse, mare, or gsidlug they bast ever seen, 'lis Pat)D oTfltmoui to the Aucticao I'M, THE T.OHO JlttAXCll ItACUB. Three) Close Itncea Au Ohjoeilan for Foul Ttldlng In the Mansion Iliinse Stnkea not nllo'sed-Inlerertlng Itnrcri n-duy. KavorCilby fine weather, the ruoulh I'atk Asrociatlou had another v r r day's raein; jsilerday, although tho an. mi hardly np to the average. This Is nv i.it measure to the comparatively small nn i people staying fit Long Branch, not (n' tf the hotels there being more than half fall, bull the assemblage made np In quality what It lacked tn rjtTanttty, and the part of tho grand stand reserved for the fair fix displayed a brilliant array of clegaut toilets Un Friday there will probably be a big crowd at the park, the race lor tho four mile beats being certain to attract large numbers of people wbo seldom go to races. There were three races on tbo programme jester day, and the first two wcro got through without trouble, but In the first beat of the Mansion Hontc Stakes, an accident cecurred which cautod AN OnJECTIOX rot I-0CL BIOHffl to be made, and for somo'tnlnotet threatened to npset the general harmony. In running the second mile, Mr Doswcll's fitly Ecliptic struck Into the heels of Mr. Hancock's colt Conductor, cutting him severely. On returning to weigh, Williams, who rode Con ductor, made a complaint against Talmer, the Jockey of Ecliptic, alleging that he rode hit dare against Conductor wilfully. Palmer admitted striking Into Conductor's heeli, but stated that (ho ftolt rested entirely with Willitm, who palled In across Ecliptic so quickly that be could not avoid a collision. Tbe other Jockeys who rode In the race wore examined, and the Julges began to deliberate. While the In quiry was going on the backers ot both horses gathered In knots on tbe quarter stretch, and tbe pros and cons of tho question were discussed with Vchcmcuco. It was tho general opinio.! that tho affair was purclyaccident.il on Palmer's part, and to thought the Judges, for Gen. Buford st last an nounced that KcIlnLe had won the heat. This was received with great cheering, although every ono symp.ithlte.l with Mr. llabcock In his misfortune. Condtirtor was too lamo to start In the next licit, nnil was withdrawn. THE THESPIAN ST1XX3. The first race on the rnrd wss tho Th-splan tjtakos, foi two-year-olds, thec-quarters nf a nil!, Thcro were nineteen ectnes, six of which were saddled. Hubbard was made favorite In the pools on scoanat of tils win at tne July mooting, bat the Ally by l.'cllpsehad also many rrlsnsla, aa it was rumored sn had run a very fast trial a few daya ago. Tbey wet started at lh second attompt. Mania gelling a alight advantage, and tnev went the first quarter at a splitting pan. At Ihe half mile polo the Kcllpse nlly went to Ine front, and earned tue lead round lh una, closely followed hy Kxrerteuco Oaxs. When they reached Ibe borne Uiu Kincnencai Oaks waa beaten, which left Ike Kc'inu fl.iy In iron, hut Ktallta came up with a rmh, aud liavlai- her ot poiicul safe at r.ie furloug pole, won rather easlli p) n neck. Ituhi'ard. who made up a lot of rround .u the last hnmlrrd yards, was only bait a length bx'liaj tne hcl.r tlllr. Tim I'lx The winner Is t.si onlvoneof Marlon's get lhat has been ti sined. aad lien, (laford was in tne seventh heaven of delight ai tne triusiph of bis yuung sire's progeny. TUE StLLIXd RACI. Wne h' tses wero colored far the selling rare, and only one of these (Miss Nellv) was sheut. The betting shifted about a good deal for this raoe,but Aureola iiitd Halo ev-nt'iatly sot. I together at me head of the tools, opt Climax being next in de.r.an i. II did not look very ht. however,nd lewcipocie t lo techlui win a t r he thnwi'doniheti'acx. (ierald let for the Brtt quat teruf a mill-, whero Wahn took up the running, and came past the stand a li-i lh ahead of Herald, wno hnsl the Censor flliv and ITiinax al his quart, ns A Ion.- Hi flack sireten Idtho'sjoc v sent b m alont. and befo r iho home turn iney wee all b aten txcerl Anreol.who rams up so lull of running that shouic were raised that sh wonld win. Howe, nuwever, sat very ttul. nd rid'rg steadily and patiently, jntt maiuued in h id bis onn and win by hair a lengta, Anrc on n vvr .mtet'ct ttrtgun. ITlreax was fourth ana llayo huh. Tini.2.L1 Allr tne rnee.Idno was put up lor sale hy anc'ton and so il Tor H. Ci I. MeDaniels h-.aiht him lor ft) at tho sale ol Ur Belmont's cast-otrs last fall, and inu- si tor winning three s aces with htm this year has sold mm lor five t uic his or.gtnt.1 cost. Idaho is the only nee of Keniucay produce taat has so. tar shown aay ra- THE W AVION nOUSS STAKES. The conelndlog rae-i of the day was th Mansion lb usi lakes, iwo mile heats, for font rear olo-- Kive rut In sn appearance, l'reaansis. Conduotor. Snan Ann. Kctlplic. and Judgi Durell. As none of Iheui had ever gone this dlttunei bef re, or.lnlons aa to the prob able winner were very divided. In fact, so evenlv wir-' their chances thonsrht ol that In one pool lhy sold ss follnwsl Condnrtor, Tk) Jtllce I)ur II. T10 lreakoesa ana feiiptic. Ttw each i and ncsan Ann, sda. Intnenrst heat Conductor aid rjeakucss made tne ruLu.u lor the nrst mile, end 11 ct pstsM tha stni.d almost abreast, with the exception or Mlddav. wiiose Juckey had willing oi-drrs. tin the back stretih Kiisin Ann went to the Ironl.wllh I're .kna.s next and llu-ed I h.iri. and they routxted into tho tra'eht ti this order. II now looked a mslch betweost the two luadarst hat half way up the stretch l.riiptic t i.ne with a wtitail on the onlvde and pae.ng the others as If thev wcro staining st 11, won verv easily miles-1 by Ihr e ,s.ng'hv, busan Ann boaiing Mr. fanforl's hirso ova imiiai-u-sti nee. Cciiuuctnr was lourlh, halt a Isiith t.i fioat if Juae Uurtli. Time. ?:47. THE SITOND IttiT. Condnetor belpg too lame to start, as mi'ai.oned above, h was withdrawn. Kcltpito was now a riot -a-voritt-. sell tu at .1 to 1 over me rest nf tie held l hen Ihe diuui tai.ned Busan Ann waa nrst off, and hu 't-d a Irrcth round tho turn the rradna-iy increased hr lead on tae baca atretcli. and was ten lungihs shead st the half-mile pole t hm then sh waseand ono Itisv grsdtlHl) chksed on her. At tlie stand she was a length In front of .lunge Dnrc'l, v o had tiliulu alblsquvr ter, sud I'reaaness Kit 1 he lstlr gave ont in the ns-, t quarter and dropped i stern as they went taut he u- o1 stretch, bosan Ann niinn forced thu raecand Juuge J iu rell rave way to hcilpii.-. ss ho wise trldnig alo-r w il Ihe ulnioat ease, Al the thretvquarier pula huan Aim still led, hut directly Miller rave his marc ber hcd s in went up ami wmi easily tv a neck. .Judga Ihiiclt was ten lenglbs behind e-uaan Ann and only defeated l'rcak nest tor third monoy ay half a length, t ime 1:11V. l-.clip-L,o It the nrtt ot tho get ot imnorted hctipse teat las woo a two-mile heat race, and nv her vlclorv she has dispelled the illusion that existed that none of thu family on sta' a distance Fhe will prouaely run tu the four mllc beats on Friday. SUUUSRT. Mohkoutu Tata. Aug. 3 The Thespian Stakea of 13 0. added to a sweepstakes of IV! etch, p. p., for two-year-o ds three-qnarters ul a utile. A. Hulor.r i n. f. Ualita, IDT &s Hardin I 1) I) Withers's br. I by Eclipse oulot lleunie Kar- rnw.ltn B tuias S I), flclianieia'scli. o Hniiuviii, 110 es w. Millers L, C and It. II. I'nrk'a br.l. hipericcce Oaka, 101 tfs.,.. M, Thomas 0 M. II Kanford's cn. I., by itlng Lear, dam Py j-ovihiin. ls.T Its Donahue 0 II, 1'. Jis-Graili's b. o. Itlchard Ums, 111) swili o Timo-lilS. Itettlns; 9 to 4 on Ilunbard, i to 1 against tne Kcllrte flllv. 6 to 1 sgalnsi klallta.n to 1 against llxperieneu (lacs, find SO to 1 azam-il iiichard Uoa. Woo by a nuck t halt a length hetween aecotid and third Haine nay. The Mantiou lluusu hukea of fl.OCO. added to a sweepstakes of s.3) each, p. p., lur lour-year oldss two-mile heats, T. tv. Doswcll's ch.f. Fcllptlc, 105 ns Palmer 1 I II. 1'. Mrdrath's b.f Susan Auu. 133 as Mttni 2 3 John ColT.'s,'s cll.c. Judge f nrell 1(W tt..s:. Miller S 3 tl 11 bat. lord's li. si I'seaknesa. u as. .Hvyward S 4 W. It. iiahcock't b.c Co tduetor, tub as.. Williams 4 dr Ttmc-HI.SillV. Itetttng-Stol aralnst I'reakni s,4 tn I each aralntt Kctlptte, .fudge Durell, and Couductor, aud d tu 1 against fiuan Ann. becouo Heat a to 1 on Kcllptlc. Saino Kay-Belling llace of for all ages, ficlllag allowances, one mpe nnil .1 half I). JHclhsnie s't b c. Idaho. years, ti s It iwe 1 13. U. Tbuiuas'a b. 1. Aures.la, a ycar..P7 as. II Wflli.tmi I John Ilougbrum' blk, g. Ocrald, aged, mi as l.'orlstt .1 It Rhea's br h. Clltnnv. aged, ill ss ,1'alnn r 0 C. Diswsou's u. h Uavo, aged, l' rss Thomas u W Ii. H.acocL'i th. g, Dociui, 4 yutra, tJ as. iiowning 0 Oden Howie's eh e Tldwln.Syeir, 90 as... (Ithsou 0 llunisou ds Crawfuid's U. f. by t'eusur cult f l'lsstu, til as Stewart 0 Tlinc-i'ltJ. l)ettlng-5 to a against Anreuia, 3 loll againat Idaho, aud 11 lo I agalust CUmax. TO-DAY'a lUCINn. There will bo fourraco3 today, t'l? most itnoir tanl beiuj the T'uinuiauy Cup value, il,600, added tu a swceusiakei of $3') each. Tln-iu are sixteen entries, ul which tho lullowing will probably start, via, I Helmbuid, Niagara ur 1'rr.ikness, Ju lgeliu- ell, and Ltlansl. This i ico Inoka like atoll thine for lltlmbold. Tho steoplo-n!iao for icntlua en riders will 0.S0 be an Interesting race. The West Kil l lintel h'lakea for three year-old Ullles. two miles, will bring out a cood Held compoaed ol Sauce box, haluia, Attieula, Nelly niiisoui, Madainu Dud ley, MartiClark, and Wlno Sap. 'Hill will be an ex citing race, ami every filly that starts will havo Plenty of mend. Mary Cl irlc ran such n good race in the tiequcl Stakes at Saratoga, thit we snail ex pect to ate her win, but if Madauio Dudley has re lurnad lu ber last year's lurm, she will have to travel pretty last tu beat hor. sixth ir.iuit oKSTirurios. The Dentil of Jiiiiirit l'snil, lnglncir-A Widow unit hlx Ilelplems (,'lilldi'i ii. Home Liud-hcatted man sluiiinir his name "George Probst," wrolo to Tun BON jcslerdav that nt SI Franklin street was another of thosu sad cases uf destitution which so frequently appeal to tbe charity of the people of this great city, On re ceipt cf Mr. Probst's note a bUN reporter lost no time tn visiting the house and learniug fro.ii the inmates tho story of their tilef. Iu tho rear uf SI Franklin street, near Elm, is a tenemeul, old and dark, approached Irom Franklin tlrcel by a narrow alley. Up live or six llignts ul rickety slairs, inning a number uftmall, lll-lisJited rooms, iho visitor reaches the apartment occupied hi tho Ford ftmlli, ll Is clean, but very poorly fur iilshed. Here on a rough taple lies the body of Jamie Furd, who died yesterday morning after a long Illness, Hla widow and six little chlldiea tit abuul the iiucullined corpse weeping lor tha loss of the kind husband and tender la i her. Two other chllilion are awuy ui work to earn bread lor the Ci'li,s ones at home, Hero Is a cute that demands tht sympathy of thu community. James Furd was, until strickeu duwn by disease several month ngu, au en gineer In Pie Cornell iour.dry In .Twentv-sixlh Slieet. His long Illness not only cot ou" tbe slender Income or the family, but exhausted Ihe meagi store laid hy, tnd now his wife and children ur absolutely destitute. They have no menus to pur chase food, and no' a dime wherewith to bury tin dead, Who can close hit ears to thu mute appeal of the widow and ber eight fatherless children, and reruse to give, no mutter how utile, to relieve their distress I All turns Intended lot the ut of th Ford rimlir will It dlv accouoUd (or in In column LIFE IN TflK METHOrOLIS. DASHES iilM IS AND TIIBIIE MX TIM BVN'B JtBVOltTUlia. The Delight nf Iillss at the Polntss-C'lsolcrn Invited nnil Narecd Whero esutl How IlBslnesa I Mode for Ihe Ihidi'rtnlteris. No. 7 l'ark street Is n eevcn.slorjr tenement with tao ball tutrancea, between which Is a grocery with tho name of M. Uoslello over the door. In front ol this boose is a pile of rotten potatoes, cab bage stumps, cucumber peelings, and other tilth, In quantity sufficient to fill a barrel. Just below there is a hole fall of filthy water, where the 100 families who occupy the house throw their slops. Around It were hair a dcren urchins sailing a miniature boat, Opposite the Tucker House, 87 l'ark street. Is a still larger pile of garbage. Opposite 41, which It another tenement house, a number of tubs of roap-euds, dish-water, tnd other slops bsdtbeen emptied, sad bad run down to Pearl street, whero tha sewer en traoco being defective, It bad formed no small pond, emitting Indescribably otTcnsire tflluvla. Across Pearl street, and Jnst Into Park, tbe street It cov ered with decayed beet tops, cabbage, turnips, and other waste, In front ot Rngeae McCarty'n is a pile of aecayed onions, fly-blown meat, bam rind, and soap-rendering substances. In front of the Mission buttdlnr, and on the oppo site side of the ttroet, stands a pool of cholera mix ture that mbhl be warranted to kilt more surely Ihan Hlxtli Ward gin. Ihe principal manufactory nf this auxiliary of death Is a large tenement on the natter street corner. Two hundred families thcro are engaged In tide enterprise. They carry It out In tubs and palls and deposit It in the gutter, and Ibere It lies, making business tor the pbirlclsin Tho combined Industry of the two hundred Intnl lice has yielded a garbage patch which would be of greater value to a ten acre Held than It is there. It measures at least half a dozen cart loadt. But 11 thev havn an f Olclent cholera mixture or poslto tho Mission building, they certainly have a rival at the Junction or Worth, Park, tnd Baxttr street. There Is a small undent lake, which sbuulsl be populnr umong Irishmen, since It wears the green. Il Is coinposod nf every kind of tilth exrept orange peel, and that is cflectually ostraclaed. It Is warrantesl to furnish ns aavrtre a breod of mos qcllcxa ts thcMcrsey swamp. Un tbo opposite shore of this cholera lake are many sttnds, containing wateriuelsias, oystvrr. hoi curu, peaches, pineapples, and nearly everything else that is calculated to breed a pestilence. Forming tho point of tho trlinzle between Park and Worth streets Is is miserable frame rookery. Behind it Is an alley running from one street to another. It Is Impossible lo determine whit the fonndttlon of this alley Is composed or. It Is only tbe sarface that can bo described. That resembles th sarface of a sewer when half-tilled with offal. Ou tbo south side of Worth street, on tht Bailer street corner. Is an old tumble-down tenemeul. From tills wreck op to the corner of Mulberry Is a vacant space with a hUh hoard fence In Iron I, In the centre of the street onpotlt thus fence Is an. other monntaln of filth Twenty boys had taken possession of it Slid were rolling ll Into mod balls end flinging them at the fence. The energy they displayed waa remarkable neither did they ceas" operations (or pedestrian to pan. but whacked away, and il a mud ball happened lo strike a man In Ihe ear there waa loud cheering. Oristcr Knlvea nod l'latol in tbr Ilosvery Thss Inrvltnblo 1'atr of Ihr Innocent eipectntor Joseph In I'rUnn Airnln, Yesterday morning at half-past two Mr. Joseph Uobarn and a party of acquaintance, numbering seven or clgbt, Including Wm. McCToud, a gambler, enured iho ojstcr saloon at SH lloivcry, kept by one Molt, and while they were standing at the oi ler counter eating, Coburn look up a per pur box and sprinkled Its contents on his ostcrs, Some of the pepper Hew Into the eyes of McCToud, Tbo Ut ter utiored an Imprecation and rushed to tho door, but Instantly relumed and struck Cob am with a cane, wounding him a lightly on tho ecalp. Mr. Co burn quietly readied over ths counter aud telzxd an oyster knlio to protect himself Irom a renewed attack. MrClnnd, noticing the movement, drew the Inevitable pistol. Tho bystanders here rushed 1.1 and nttemptel tn top the Sow ol oD'euaive langmie, bnt Cobnrn burled them one tide tnd seised McCIoud'a arm to wrest the pistol from 1!. Here another person inshed In fromth' opposite side of the street. 1. was John Clark. He had heard the nolso anl want ed to tee whit was golug .on so to bceamo an In recent spectator In Ihe doorway. As t generally tho cite with the innocent rneclator, John got tne brunt ol the hauls'. In the atrugglo between Co. burn anl McCloud lor the possession ol the weapon it exploded and the hullwt uisk tus sh ihigb. By thla time twofof Capt. Ward' policemen ar rived st tho scone and arrcrel Cohnrn and Mc C uuJ, taking Hi' m lo the Kldrsibze atrot station. Clark, to wounded man. was tixen first to the Po lice Central OlDce, and thence to llellevue Hospital. His wound is uot dauscruas, The bull waa extract ed hy one ol tha folic aurgtons. Yeslcrday lobuiiiand McCiuud were released sin ball by Coroner Ketnan. I lott, the keeper of tbe saloon, sajs that Coanru was nut to blame at all, is the pepper incident waa purely incidental, The .MnifKnterN rii-ster-ln-l.nw'a Flfht with Mlslincl WnUli. In the Special Sessions ou Tuesday, Justice Uians'ley decided lhat Mrs. Tssm Cttsick, sister-in-law uf Jim Cusick, the Klghth Ward roan-cater, had not adduced luBiclent evidence tn sustain her charge of assault against Michael Walsh, a tailor, wbo resides in I lie same tenemeut that Mrs. Cusick inhabits, namely, 5 Weebawkeu alrect. Walsh was discharged, and tho man-eater's sister In-law weal trim tbo court-room, openly snd vehemently pro claiming that Justice na administered in the frecltl besslons waa uot adequate tu the protection ot to suited wo-tcn. Confident in her phyilcal prowess, Mrs Cusick determined to fight it out. To th t end preliminaries were arrungtd Dinting both parties to ahido wttbont appeal the result of the combat Walsh was wl ling. In contl lerallon of hi piivsietl liiferiortlr, Walsh was allowed the use of it locust club. At S o'clock on Tuesday evening the trial was to be made. Just a the combatnnta reeiesl backward from tho first shock of the eurounter, a policeman entered. Yvslcrdty Justice Cox locked both in ceils at Jefferson Market. Delictus- (Inylrr llriiililnu up Ibe .11 nil Hwlnslllutf llualiienH, Here's tny magic lantern," said a mild, in elleuslve man in rather seed) apparel, as he drew from his coat-tail pocket a slx-tlded kaleidoscope about ten inches long, and begau an lotervlew with Bpcclal Agent Oajlerol the New York Post Ofllce Department. "1 hat's my magic lantern." Mr. Oaylertook the fancy-covered paper contriv ance, and looking at bis customer a moment, tald That's a child's toy, a kaltldoiccpe. Doouthlnk people aro fools?" But I tell vou it la a magic lantern," said the man. and I domand ins leltur," 'Well, all 1 have id say," continued Mr. (layler, Is, that yon advertise throughout the ccuntry that ou will send a magic lantern containing live bun. sired views to any person who will (tnd you ono dollar thronjii tho mill. Tne fraud lias been refer red lo me, and on Inveatlgitton 1 find tnat you are using tho Post Office to swindle tho public, and Iho Densrltnont has ordeied me to stop your letters." Barclay left hia magic lantern with Mr. tiaylcr and retired. Ho also retired Irom to l.laic lantern business. Harry HIII'h I-iileM. Tho Hon. Harry Hill has two cmnus- ctiriusilius which be recently secured nt a very large cost. Tiitao dogs are of dlllers'iil breeds one a black and tan, and the other a yellow dog. Both are biped, being wholly witnont foro feet or any portion there of. It is easily seen that this is no wink of sklllul turgerv; there I an vulire absence of shou!derbl.dsi niisljolnt. Thesu doga are remarkably clever in tricks. They walk erect or He on Ihe floor in iuittutlon of seals, drawing their heads full down to tlto shoulder, or where Hiss aiiiuiider ahsmld be, unit stretching out their hind fset cloise together and far behind them. Tbey march like soldiers armed with mlnialuro mas keta nuJ listed to their bud las. Mr. Hill is establishing a museum of living auiinal curi osities. Tlso (arrnt l)oinlnoPlnyri-'a (eiievn, Knlfo, Kx-Scnutor Abraham Lent, whoo departure tor tho Continent we noticed last May, has turned up In (leneva. John Morris, tbe Newark million aire, received a box from tbe Senator yesterday con taining a huge kutre. Ho bernn opening the blades, spoout. forks, scissors, tweeaers, Ac, at uuou, and alien tho reporler left blm he waa sllll at work. John says a man can keep nuns with it. Kdwaid Ih lly, who haa travelled, savs It is what la called n Uiuova free lonelier." The Ureal Domino-Player rttuin next month, ri'.ttHoxjvi.yrKLi.uiKNOii, Forney Is doing Cape May, Old Father Dent has a new suit of broadcloth I (len. Spinner tailed from Liverpool for tula city ou Saturday. Fred. (Irani ss)s he it not going to marry Queen Viclona't daughter. Hurry P.ilmrr. In tight trousers and high shirt collar, is In Luudou. Bret llarlo la tn Jersey, but returns In a few days to his villa at Newport. Mnrrlasey has put a stop to the free lunch eyslcm stirs Saratoga club. Minister Scheuck'a daughter!) are visiting the fa silly uf an M. P near Oxford, Too Hon. 0. O. Barusrd la In town. He will leave for Saratoga as soon sa Mr. W, II. Vanderbllt hat a stcclal train ready lo lake his hat up. Tnat hai 1 a nheuomeuan. The supposition is that it It made of tbe skin of a gopher. Anothtr one was worn among the Indians, wno are foud uf show, and the wsurer waa kdled for the aku of the hat. Several men ot the trine were am reuoered up by tbe chief, and executed lor lbs tragedy, o commou brush nothing leat than a blaca-smiursbeflow-it lulBcientlo lougu the fur oa a bat ci mis mod. AND HTJhI. TJIUX COM E. More Members nf tho Mural Family n ls toutorof 71 Attn. Sib I Tt.c subordinate of Ihe different De partments of Ihe Government are dsllglitod at the publication In Tnx Sun of the nepotism of this Administration, and sincerely hope that job will persevere and extend your list, because there arc many more relatives of th President and his family concealed lu various positions throughoot ti.e conntry under tho Government who hare not been smoked out. 1 take pleasure in adding two morn to your list, aod lu a lew days I will furnth yotl with three others. 1 am only walling to get ll.tir Christian namos, Miss Wllsun. clerk In the Chicago Post O.Tlce, ap pointed In 1870, is a counti of Orvlll L. Grant's wife. B. T. Lambert, M. D was removed from the po sition of ganger in Chicago for taking things lhat did not properly bfloog to him, na l given a rlice as receiver of the pnblic money in Oregou. lie is second cousin to Grant. Tourr, Antics. TVasuInoton, July 33. 1871. KtlXDEn TltiUTT-NINg. To Ihe Htltor of Ihr Bun. Charles F. Baldwin, conin of the wife of Colum bus Deltno, the President' third cousin, wt dhv missed from the place of Internal Itcvenue Inspect or In Ohio for corruption and perjury, and appoint ed mall agent of the Post Ofllco Department for the Plate of Kentucky, He Is an Imported carpet-bagger and icallawag. Ho Is rated a No. 1. Ills plato Is worth about (3,500 annually besides pickings. If jou will take the trouble of addressing Gen. ti. W. Morgan of Mount Vernon, Ohio, be will give a crrtlflcata that Baldwin Is the belt off-hand swearer In that tcctlon of the conntry, ANOTIltn RELATIVE DttCOTEESD. In tht IMtor of The Sun. Sim Jnyotirllst of President Useless' rela tions jou bare not included Joan S. Delano (son of Columbus), who is chief clerk to Decretory of the Interior. You might fiuJ a rich vein of the younger collateral blood la such subordinate positions Yctirs truly, iuii Nrttc ZiisxeviI.LE, Ohio, July 31, 1871. The Pestilence I'lr In New York. The pestilence Oy, of which mention has been made In Tnk him, has made Its appearance In New York. This Insect Is said to be i tho prccmror of the cLoiera or other dire pestilence. II is a Ut ile longer than the common house fir, and has very transparent wings of a slightly purple hue. Tho head in perfectly round, of a dark brown color, wltn a white in irk ou th face. The body Is divid ed like Ibe wasp'e. The round portion next tho head to wnlch the wings nre attached. Is of s to vls.hte ercen. Tne retoalndor of the body Irotn tbe waist to the tall present alternate rings or Jet black snd a pale yellow. It has slat legs, which ate longer than the common lly 'a. rtnnd Irom Under 7o the Mlore The .lun. Sir I learn from trustworthy authority thnt tie "ismmany King are getting ready to scalp Col lector Murphy and his henchman Tcrwllligcr, Post, master Junes, aod certain Cor.kllrg ex-ltepubllcan Senators lis tne Interior of the Slate, whom the Tammany leader allege hivs partaken largely of Ihe rrumhs that havu falleo (rem the rich man's ta ble for r.i- tsaot five years. Look out for aounlhing staitling in this qnaitei wit! In tho next week. M. REAL VSTAIU JIIOSHMBXIS. A I). Mclhck, Jr.. A Bros., yciterday told under tie hammer, at Kast orange, N. J., il choice villa plolt, avcragiDg bcxISJ. The property 1. dl-tant Irom tlie c tv M mlaute by rati, and tn ccmmunlcation therewith by S4 trnlrt every day. The plats ditpotrd of arc eligibly located and within a 1 w moments' wa'k of the rails, a v station. Ibey rualittd Iroru .'Ij to tl.ViJ per plat. The atieiid.vica' ss- large and Use biddlig spirited. At the Kxct.ange hale-room Johnson ft Miller dls rosed of Ine nouse and lot 39 Uoutcrucur tttcsit lo ilichacl HulbvfortJrra. Tne lot with two small brick houses on Thlrly-tev-enih street, 401 lect n l or Tenth avenue, wa rett-i.tly sold hy Hleeeker sV Sou to Alexatder II llorfmtor 111 UK). For (-3.JO0 lh lot on ihe south sua ol Thirty seventh street, 433 (eel uol of Tenth avenue, was knocked down 'o James M Merrill. As nias ue seen by advertisement, Johnson Miller s II to-day Itt acres or land, forming the estate known as the Col. Wtod (arm at IngKiidc.g ictus Co., near Jamaica. L I. This properly Is only tnlrty minutes bv rail Trora Hunter's l'olut. A liicctal tram leave tae point this morning. Un the milium. Mflllck, Jr st Aro. sell, Dvcrdcrcf ll. T. Itelniboid. sixteen stores and dwellings and the llsreudon Hold at Long Branch. S. J. Klght bunured buildings havo been put tip since the lit or January Most of them art In ibe Twelfth, Nine teenth, and T went) -second Wards. Ttie general inar acrcr of buildings uow In progress Is m re snl siaitu.) than forrertr. Letter bricks, mortar, aod other muts rial beiug used. In III Mercy lie Snvm the AflllsTrd. The Indian Hero Doctor, SC3 Fulton alri-i, Biook 'th. has tu-s tin' of crsitista uud nervous slenillt) T. DALT ON. 16 I)c Kalu avenue, llrooklyn.-.l fr. I .V.I AC I.I. I.Vi CUMMEllCl J I.. Vdxiso.it, Aug. t P. M. There has boen a mure sctive bushiest recorded in the railway a. arc market than lor several days, and despite the nb sencu at tbe Long Branch racts and elsewhere of Ihu hadlog light of ILc Stock Hxchanre a by no means contemptible bull campaign teems to have been fairly Inaugnrnled, even In tl c usual mldsuin mcr quiet. The bear on thu street, r.ntwrbstand log the Hock Island tlazlt and the Lake Shore moot lag, dared to make no important demonstration against the market in the prrsaut cheap condition of monetary affairs, und tbeae considerations em bolJencd tbe bulla in establishing higher price. We, however, iraco no new or important accession to their ranks from the general public, which leads us to deduce the conclusion that the prcetut movement on the block Exchaugc Is but a con list between t e leading clique, and width may reaolt C na ly like the famed flg'itof the Kilkenny Cats." This bullish sentiment may rrove to tt a diversion to rtscne tl e market from Its late insur sr.lblo du'nees, aud by furring up prices. Induce a large line of new shorts; for wc ure not of ihe opinion lhat any Important old short interest ts now outstanding and wo again thinsv nut a uoul of friendly caution, that It la damerous to hazard an operation on the slioit side of the market so long as the cliques control the leading specialties, and it I worthy of lemsrk that the chief activity is in those shares tnat tro known to be controlled and manipu lated by poo'.a and combinations. The Northwest ern shares let tho upward turn t' dav, al lead fio torn mon, whp'h waa run up over 3 cent which alutdened the hearts of the Broad street ring, tnotigh lo those partlea who pinned their faith upim the coat slccvo ol the leader at prices some 15 or is tent higher, we are at lus to coucelve by whatprccoss of mathematical rtlculation tney am able to flgnic ont an Important profit on thuiatoinat Ilium n uf liycsut. The prelerred sloes; wjh rather dronpitu alter delivery honr Tne Ileadinc lortv run u that ttotk to 111!,, and givi out oolnta cnntidentiallv lhat the i n e it go.ug to 13), und upon similar hints Wabash was advanced tu r,'4!-, but the clliue have ci.coiii.ltl oil oms uuknowu long sstu-k, uuder win. li to priee yieloel. The pool in Ohio wore un ihlo to put ihu Sr,ec be oiid 4'" s nominal r'so, hut tns' l.il.e tore ring marked that slock lo lifi, though no body knows how much cosh will uu csilcd up on ti.i' new aero). Tne t'oniui .durc's p. t l .ir. ivs re Mi'-onr, the Central stuik moving quite hrisklt at 'JioiffT',. and debt rertillrHes at VU Hock Is mid iis'id lie t ven temper uf its wny, t hllo n marked llrinness und small business was rts'ordosl In Krie, St. Paul, and lliilem. The reported seille nit nt uf all feuds umoug the Union Pacific m.tg natra was ipjoi' tie sict-isiou uf a ns" in tn.st slock of If i cent. In V.l! The sfurnenn developed a sharp buvtng movement In Hannibal and St. Jots ,ih on Huston orders The Bustun, Hmtluid and F.rio shares sold at lis, and C, C and 1. C. at M. The miscellaneous list shared the advance in Ihe rail ways. Western Union tunnlnj up to 6S',, and Ps clllo Mall to 41V,. Adams l'.ipress was slioug at 82V. and the others neglected. The dealings wero protracted until a late hour, tho market winiiiu up strong. The gold market was dull and nominal, and, though there was a disputed quotation at IIS '4, "ill the sales wcro at JlicHJ;,, thu ntlrr hen g tmi stercutyped quotation all the ulteriiuon. For bor rowing the raies were 1 W ol 1 $1 ceut. V illem. und 1, 2, and 3 V cent, f) annum to tilt. '1 he spccis- hlcmcnta were i ll'S.O J'J. The receipts ul puld ut the Hub Treasurv wero f (MIUW payments. $l!r1, 143; balance, ltd, 7M,"ilJ Tho Customs receipts were t&WI.UK). Tne currency receipt wru J -t.-i,5.'. puyiiiont, t4lll,itin! bihince, $3.W,4I5. The t ot tl clearings ul the Ould Kxi hinge Ban were 17. HM. UK); gold balance fl,!llU,71U; und curriniC) val ances, f l,5'.0, MS. The quutation were 10 A U 117 11:17 A. M 11",I3 1". M US). Foreign exchange closed dull and tteady un the basis ol rate as last quoted. There is no change tu nute iu money, call lum ran.'tiig at 1! and 3 V cent., lime loan run 11 mi three or lour muntha being ns'gulialeil .it the lut ir late, and U I) cent, lur uue jeur. Discouula are uu chunged. At the proposala of Ibe Treasury tu buv bonds, offerings were Ills si tn the amount of jkl.6-t7.TfjO. al prices ranging Irom 112 lo 112 la), There was un 111 excusable tleliy In towing the awards, and it was nut until after 8 o'clock lhat the rrsult was umdo known at Ihe SuhTrepsury, isiid was the Jusl cause uf complaint and severe criticism, Ouly 11)2,11)0 were accepted, al 112 to 112.12. or at and In-low par ol gold. The Government bond market waa quiet and firm throughout the day, and wltboui any uola ble change iu prices. Henry Clews Co. report prices at I I1, U.i uta. aiM.i ma awii U.B. cur. Ca,,,,,iiiL) 14' Vitas. reg J.it J iu 11 'W tsissi.rer no inula .us. 'is. tuuu, .11. s ts itfel, cuuo.,.,119 llt.)is-a)s, 'ill, coup .,UJ liajt, t30treg..M&lu,liav IIHOJOs.-'CS, eoup IIS. 11 s, l-3tit.'ia. coup ,,111)1 II4X lO-lOt, reg... ,ltM VMY VIM. '04,coup.,,113,S llsMiltVtOt. coup II3V 113U coup,. ,111 lUUlCen.r. told bos. UB Vbi, In Stat bondi the chief dealings were in Ten net test, wbjcb idTUCsd y y ce8t, q itsjlt Thciv was a tlsarp rails on new South Carolina (July con- pon fram MhOM.though lollowed by n subsequent UK' 1 reaction. Georgia were liuotant At KI,V for the S i,U ft cents and PSks; for cold 7 V rents, City bank Sink shares sold as iollons! Tenth Niitlon.il, 122: Amerl- UlH rnn Exchange. 11(1 tj and Contlncntil, Hall- Rllll road bonds were quiet and steady Central Pacifies 'mK soldntOKlti Union, Qrstf, 67Mi 'and cranta, 8IX; ''flHR Ii comes, Kit, Hock IMsnd, 7 V cents., 101 X. snr VMlai firsts of U. C. ami I. C, Hi;. NIS The rollowing table shows ihe highest, lowest, and full 6 P, M. closing quotations of stocasi Csvtfn7.- Ufjura lliahtM. oatrrsf. Jilit. At'sf. K. Y.C. Ilndton con 'r, Pi i Wst HHE N. Y. it lluuson cer 'M Wt lk SIiTfl Harlem i.sk Ut Ik'H ivsi Mllill Ktlc lw tV V jfaVlit Heading IIS ll.l), I14Q 1HX TtmLl I ke Hliore Mt H' itS) Wsoash Uv ill's UK Ilttsnurgn 171 I'SiV I'.DV 121 IBH fiorthwesteri I1K H TPS i04 IHjW florlhwelern href 91V bis 01 V 02 IHH Keek Island 11, I it Its' 111'; llfv; HI Fort Wayne Ms in rs-v trOMf Mi Milwaukee and ft. Paul Pl) OOV (Oi. M)i ItfeHN MllwauxeesV si Paul pier... hi '1 kuv vi si HHsl iinlosk MIssMippi la's 4t 4 IS 41' Illinois Central M Ultf ESHJ Del.. Lack A Hestern 109 luHt lmv I"1 Michigan Ocnirnl ifoy J21 IliBaH Mew Jersey Central tori 1ASV tmts IDC SJj(nB t'nlnn 1'aelhe n4 29 J HHaB C. and lud Central n I'.iu 1'iv w KfHBl Hannibal A Ht. Joeui 11' 11 12 ;1H HaB llsnnilisl H..losri,n rrcf.. W C4 fi 1-3 JlBHl Wisiern Union Telegraph.... h AiH rrsH fsj 'Man Pacini: Mall 41!t 40 4GH 41 lHH Unicksiiver 12 1: ll)J 1.1 IBH Msrloosa prel 6 ilawaV Canton wMmU Consol. Coal sif Md S) STI Vlyt SS :IWI Adams Express hju fj' tu ts3 1 IBual WelM. I'areoft (io. Kl.f 4i! W American tier. Union Ex Kl MM United States ti mm 1 HH New York nirtrkrt. llawl WgmsctnAT. Aug. I Flouh and Mrav TI10 niSii market for Western and State flouri wai locSWC. lower i jHH for medium grades, leading to more acilv.tr 1 snlis BHII l 10) hhls. Souihern flour very dull, lite nour dnir ImU and weak. Corn mil scarce and htm. Wo quote fllHI Western and State surcrune. llJWitfsIi, do. shipping; Hfll extras, fa 4tw ti.is): do trade snd lainlly brands, in- l eluding Bt. Louis. IfltuJi Bouthcrn bakvra' anil 'H ramlly extrss, ttlir.i do, shipping eslra, W. BM live flonr, IlilM.'s. Corn meal. Uoa4.Ai tor West. 'fl ern and stoDihcrn. I IIssaHJ Cottok The market on tho tpot waa cull and nrlee about uouilnal. at 19c. fur middling u lands, anil 1 .IlsHxTJ IHLc.ror low middling t sales cf 2,04') bale. Including I iHaH 49 for export For (ulure deliver) thcro was a inodcr- I ale business at lower price t sales since our last ol 1 Jssjpjpjpj WCO hales, closing al lfWc lor August, iti'.e.rorhep- i ktV teniber. 11,0. for October, I'Xc. for December, and JH lS'sc. Tor January. V1S1S1S1S1S1SJ llacK'ai.lss-4 stfTee wa firm but quiet at 13V,'01oC.. gold, for ltio tales or 2.132 l ags llio on private lems. HH Nothing dniug In rice 01 molasses. Sugsr Itawdnlt! 9 and nominal at 9)(A0Sc. lor fair to gooslr -lli I ct talea ol 400hhds. attVulUliC for Psirio Itirai and Cia with. BlaaH in Ine range 1 rettned dull at UXul-l'tc (ur suit while. KsBH and bliie. Tor hard. 1 MM Prtovisioss Pork wss firm snd active: sa)t of KaB S.'.io bbis. at iaoK.ti3fa cash, lor mew, 11313 for HK prime mesa, llJ.y) It Ibln nics and lit. tsHJ lor job lots. Mesa heel dull and nnchang.l vxV cd. Bacon wa dull and weak at BWiX!. for BitV short rib and long clear. Cut moats were tiulct and HaH unchanged 1 pickled bams, UsATSHc. DrrsaoQ hog IJPPJPfl lower nt ftt'c loard Western wss quiet IsMisy alter jH the Isrge business otyesterdsy. and prlojn were nhonr nominal, city stilt e aud 111 mi sales or I.BM lr. city, fJHH part last evening, at 10c for prime, and DVsa. lor No ft kH western on the shot quoted at lOnmukc. nutlet M)aH steady at icaav- for Duie, and 13t..1!i.. for Western. lalaH Cheese dull i 7s$llc lijTaTeW tlaaiavv heat was dnll and lower t tale of sVl.noO BfJJJJJH both, at II 20 lor Interior is'si. 2 spring, 11.30 for So. I liH spring, and gtdtlsAfLD') ror amber winter, (lata wcro asS lower and in better dctnaod t sals ot bXJOO biuh. at lSJJJJ rausViO for new and prime old Ohio and Usmc. for old 1 Western lire notaiual. Iiarieymait soi l to the ex- BolaSI tent tr SCO bnsh. al tl PA for Canadlau. Corn waa 10. ISalflSI very good d-insnd at le. drcllae 1 ssles at 143,00 Dostu fB al MHtMac. for Western raised. BM SOHtntas I'etrob um waa nominal at ttc. for refloeel JpJJJJ on the spot, and l.iyaitc. (or cnalr. Ilnsln dull at ti .HI (or strained Hplriis tnrt enlln was agRlu lower and xVsl active 1 !W) tin's, sold at 63c. un the rot, and 63 s. In ar 't11111! rive. Tallow wa tower ataHGlDUc. lor prime Weat- syBJPS rrasndriir. Whiskey was lower al &VSc Krclghtit were verv at live m.d higher 1 ncats .wi n. tor tne d ,y HH over niOOO bashxls grain aikyi'j (d hv sa l. nnd Cku I ItH 1 10d b) s'eism (or torn and when to Llvorpool. IH I I.Itp stock .Market. J) NkwTnrit Wtilnesilay. Aug 2 M ith no eniv.ils HI ot beeves mere were no sales, and prices remain notdU laWafl nally unchnnged. I)rri beef was tn fatr deinai d. fiVaV) and the cmcr.il tune nl the market was a shade belter IflHBU man on Ktonesv sir se.tersUr. leBaK Mxleen ears,orn.iM shepand lambs. arrived. and fHa w. re S 'llitig sii'trly us CuMi.' f lor lambs, wltn IhWJI low islfi.ulv.; and 4.tc. V D. for sheep, with touic ot liMI the best lOV'Stje u Hi Foriy-hve snrn, or 3.100 hor. nrrlvesl. Including a IsUaM,I car loadorhenvv hlate hn.Tk. :'lo rt. iivprus. uhtcn I tsfrWill were sold at fVe V rb. Dressed Uols were svea uud I Hr4 doll at 0Wic Vja. Ijfflyl MAHML JAWI.LIOllXOK. I MM KlISIATritK Al.ltiX' Tttt Dir. ...utiles 4 Ss buu els.... I 13iitoon rises.... 0 12 iHsS I'llkll WATEK TS'-S itav 1 1 HH1 8 ,udy Ilcox.. 0 a, Gov. lthioa.lt) aTilletl Gate 11 41 (lwfl rrlvnl Wedvesrat, Aug. 2. s3jHJ I-teamsblD Ydle ue Paris, Havre, indso. and pas. sElewal hteauishtp Asii'snd, TcroauCna. sndsn nnitkis. IBsr Htosi.suhlp llolsalla. Isosiiibiirg, lads, and pass. Itllxfll btcoui-hlp Mtrsouu. Havana, nidse and pass. itt-Uxw hlcauishin Vulunteer. I'lilladeliihl.t nntie. LBaaH tteaut!itp Hatleras, llostun, radsc. and pat. HaBa Hark Josepnii)'-. Harrow, ateel ralta. hLHHI ling lisitv. ti'asgow pig Iron. b,!!sUxtVJ Ss br Joy liell.Usargctowo, b. C, hud plao. ttmmi Also, the usua, river aim coastwi e vea-eis. bHH SAli.xn. ttteanishiT'S Cuba ard Colorrdn, for Liver tttsH pool taleuouia, Uiasgow 1 South Carolina, Cbarlet iSllSllttBS JJ"""3' H Dlnnsoiisl llnciiffemrnf Itlngs, nesTiindlieiin- aH tllul ilesu.il-. li'i.uh.u alcht's, choice Jewelry .aud JPJJPS Mltcraare. nt I' I life's, Ui Fuitun it.. New Yort. "BaB Diamocus a spt u.aiiv. IHH IIiiII'b Vt'grinblp Melllitn 1 1 :t I r Itenewer jHI prevents Hit uuir noiu iiuu tray, aid rc.ors.a hair iSHfl .0 It tiulural color. -HJ linprovfs vonr Mnlr Thnniis-snn' ,1'orunito BBj OpMmi- w lit lni art to .1 riehue-s and -ireugln. Use It All New York .Vlisteli Co, vfiiirtsuii have) JrWiS gset'ii laeels. (ail soiiiii nuJ u. ji mu iIiaIh nntinri.n. Iub flENTZ -Iu ihe 1 uurt orCon.11101 ni as for Ihe city iBSa of New "t orh 1 n the 111 t f Ai gust. I'-ll, Is Ihe Hon. Riilfl II N Bob uou, Carl lUnia (rum Ma ..slenn ileiiix. K .issJill lull itivsiri-i IfSflfl HiiDbMsWNK -In tl Louis. JtmeSO. In Ihe (Trnilt IfMJ Court. Lewi- I'r.sb tisilns- irotn laiuita Its.sienstlne. INkaTttj Married on the nth u( Fehruaiy, liCO, lu PtilUdvlphia, nl Hi unaenness iiid u s rtion. 'tVlsl HAM V.-Pv Ihe Circuit Conrt of Floyd county, luo., illH Mnv 11. Ilirhard lialey from Thrrea Ms ley. IrfsJ IIAKI'Il lly ue t:in nil Court or IVoodlnrd rrmnty. IN IH HI April Term, Harutan itaker Irom Wm. Maker. liSI hCIIUM.MIN -in m. Louis. Juuo SO, by thu Circuit MsH Conn, bopiiy seiitim.titu irons t'hailes Schuiuahn. Mar 1 liagtl t.ed 00 the K'lii or ticlohar, imi. Desertion. ijljB AliriOTT -At I'ellrvllle Hospital. Antust 2. Mr. As- flH bott. as.cd M yeurs, 4 mouths, uud Jslsis. lltlal ll'1-..eihyall. 1 S MM The relatives and frieims 01 the family am respect- liiflH lully invited to site 1 his funeral, at ihe rotdence of laVHB nisson-in law, -4 onselyea st. Brooklyn, K. II. BsiM CAh-KY -On AUkUil 1, IXil, l'atrlcx 11. 1 usiey, lu HHsl Ihr 2etis sear 01 his age Hlfl Tho Inns rnl ill race place on Angntl S, from his Bflkl late res il"lire, Cl West 4d St., at IH o'clock. IBVJ I'LKMINI. -Iln Tuesoay, Ati.'Ut 1. Miiry. daughlcr i-BwH rl atrick and Catharine I leiuing, In l r ."itti soar. Mra The IrienJs i the lu'utiy arc retpi-i".rui tiivitesl tss Mid attend the funeral, liom her late resl leuce. Mr) West HI M nib st on Friday, ai 1 o'clock, y TvJ Ml'liT.M'llli -Auuu.l 2. Ibil. Garrett Murlaagb.ann il ol James and Ann Muitaiigh, aged I yetr aun I month, mill Friends 1 Uis- family ore irspecttullv tsquestod to Hl attend tne lut.s ral Irom his rcilaeuce.S2,J I aslllalh it., HOI llsrleir, at 2 o'rlork, on Thursday, August 1. HU PKA I l.-Augnst 1. at 11 V o'clock 1'. M.. Alica. wlf i 'Ml o( William II. I'r.111. ant datighti'r of John and Mary MtH Klliott, aged 20 vear" nnd 10 months (J Fiiuciui liom 1 r liu I'twidsineo, 111 Laglc si., tlreen- nl f point, on Turn l.i a' 1 o'e.oik I'. M. Ml SON --tin Tmsfiinv. Aiuii'l I al 1 1 o'e eck P. M..Mrs. III? Annie U. Lave, w.lu ul John 1'. bou, in tht -Mb. 1 ar of il her aj". Jfa 1 llela' lies and friend- of the lam'lv are r.-sretlfully lilt lUd to isili I Ms-In 11 1 .11. oil I-l-n,'a .us', ut j P. Ksi' M Irom Hip i'reh leri-in t-.inrch, We-, st'n st., be- ml tws'eti Hroiidivuv aud -i 1 nv. 1 Sf i 1l).MI'Kl.N.-.-on M0111I.1), August 1. Mr Abraham II. If f Tumi kills, .igeit 11 vsal-. fU fl 'ine is'lnilvi"! mid trionds or thi-fan 'lv ure r, speet- lully ll. V I'd to aili-O'i til- luueiat sets r on lours. jk' tluv s-veonig, at H n tloe Irom hisliis ii'-nli'iice. 11 p.. t'tiarhssi ulso ihe iiiomncrs 01 Aiiotiantims Lodge. I .So 1211 1 O I). I'. M 1 WAaiiisotuai LonsiK. No. 21 1'iet.iii'iii You aro Hi ,1 ht rehy (uuiiiioui'd to istteii'l a ipslis. t-o iiiuuuicatlon ?,'n ut t e I uoge num. 33 11 eecer St., on th s rnurida)) f A eti'lllttg, ut t u'.-lusli shnrii, 10 hllend the rnm-ral ser li vices of our late tiro her, P. M Ahrnham II Tompkliia li- a It II.Clil'I'IMi Si'i- .1 li. IIM'PAItl), tv. tl. 'I J TlltlMAD. In llerlm, iiermauy, July 11, Urituui U. Thomas aged 2b yeni, 1 Ilia rttsiiv.'. 1u.1l irlends ul the family and all tha 1 dersus o'sirie d ai -I ui q -tin aui,A-..io situ '.itntlely IH. i Invite I In attend Ins 1u11e1.1l fro the rss 1 lencsi uf Ida f'.l 1 pirents, ir.'St'i av un aturd is. Atigu-t 3, nt 1 n'ctoc k loi-i.-i-lv. ss itli, oil nirihei notice. The rtuialus will tlt, ue n ler s'd ut In "nwood. xsMI TtiAVlh.-Ou Tue-day, Autntt 1. llary 1!., eldest IwM daugtiter nl Stephen L. and Catnaruiu M. Ir'ivis, also nKl granddaughter u( the latu James Beeves. aged .a years, mm 1 muntb aiidVhdays. Bai The nlatlves mid friend of the family are respect- HM fully rcqusuted to all. ml too funeral, Hum the rrsldeuce mwu I her par. tits, :h Horatio it., at tu'clockl'. )l un HI Thursday, August 3, isffl Ittinl Holltfs. 'W I.YnS'M )l A(;St;TIC INM.CI' PIIsVDKU- .h th genuine and urlgt'i ll -Is the only a.-nele ur thing which will destroy CocKrosches, lled'i'nr', An", nlhs, I) and othei instcts. None geuulne svlih.t 1 i-l I.i'ONun IsH red lau-l. Ir WO.NDI.Itl'l I. I.M'OU II ATIOS A SI) It C- Ji i markutile suns aio on is l-1 1 u 1 1 1 t nv 1 Ii.- too i.raied Mfi s Mrssplt,M 11 inns lortiifl at 5-1 nisersuv place, 'Usl Deal llth st. Iln I nls in "iioivo I w t h sniiHruatur.il HI power to sin li an ustoiii'iuiig d gi 1 e, that she eon t lutes the insist sketun-ai o her wond -riin iioweis, Tho mii bestot city ieiereiice.giveu sslieu rtquiii'd. j A. -A.- K.NTUn;v s5-rATI.; LOTTKIIIKtl. KhNTlit K -ht ia-s sn. 4U A111.2, isIL i 1.1 Ta. 21. 41. 11. as, iO, 2, 40. ft, dl. 2M. i XKNIIKii) l Ns sitt, Aul. 1. miT. ,s, 13 Ul, 3.. i l, 41, 0 17. 51, .1.1, .1. 10. IS, Al.AHAM hsirai'iass .So iWI. Aug 2, .siL, 1 it Ml, 2S. 4, 7(1 41, 01. 49, 7 6S, B. 21, 34. sit i'A HI'S, vll t t vu. IM, A011. 2, HJJ. B tl, 10, 70, )7. b, SI, .13. S, 73. S?. Cl, OH ifcrts. J BltiUDN.- v 1. 1 Managers, Cuvugto.u. JB luluiiiiallou luiulthad, snd cirtuiars sesx. JHj 2 i'-.Vi i;.T- "1,? i!.jwayi ra"on't- P ItO YAI, II VVANA i.o rruiiY. I'M 000 in gold drawn every 17 days, Prizes cashed tudlnformaiiouturulshed. Th highest rates paid ror 1 doubloons, bptiilth bank bills, bonds, Ac. Order promptly filled, IM9,klO-fiili amount of prltsi sold by 'i utlocjawlng ot April ?J, B f ATLOIT A. CO.. Ilaiikera. I, 11 Wall it., Hew for. 1

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H ihk surf, thuksdat, august s, ib7L i H THE PRESIDENCY. R orriCKiioLnr.ns' a ah mo aik. For PrtritUnt USELESS S. GRANT, THE PRESENT-TAKER. ItetAlion of UfdeM 8, Vtliom tho other 0(Hce- L boMrm want to liunomlnntc along with 111m. V 1. Jcaae Itoot (Innt, I'rosldrut't ftther, I'oal H tnaaler at Cnvlnglon, Kv. K 11 OtvilL. Grant I'tceldenl's b-other, partner with r the t oil-dor of the Port at I hicagoi exiteotl tome- H thing very food arier the tiex eioi- I n, f til Fri-cWlrk T I-nt. I'r-ti lent falheMnlaw, H Claimant of Lands at C ironiloiet Mo. encored bv H Wilson, late Oitinu leuoiior or Hi. Le id OMcei ha not B irt cut tho nod", tint liui n to get them aiter the next ly'ltrT. M. J. Cramer, rrcildtnl'a brother-in-law, H Mtnlater to iirntnarki onght to be made Minister to gB Heilio without waning lor the Presidential election. K V. Abel Italhbonetorbin.Friiiilenl'e brother-ln-taw, Wm Defoliator of cold and rrtt etla'u speculations with IH Jainca Flak, Jr., and .lav Gould i hai not tuado tnucn H yet but hopea It arter tbe next elecion. ttm VI. liirtetlirlr Gen. F T Dvnt.l'rrildent't brother- H Inlaw, Chlel drier at the Kxciolito Mansion, l VII. Judge l.ouii Dent. President's brothrrln.tiw, 1 counirl lor Claimants before the President. Feeacttl- B aiaUvl at 400oo a yeari expottt to luaxe more after the net! o.cctlon B Vtll. George W. Dent, Picsideiit'i brother In law, K Apprtltrr ol Cuttmna, -an Francisco. IX. John pent, J'reildenl'i brolnerln-law, only In- dun Trader lor New Mexico under Indian Bureau M place worth IIW.Ouo a veer 1 X. Alri Sharpe. Pre.ldont'i brother-in-law, Marshal iK ol Iti Htatriet of t olumtiia XI. JamriF Ctacv, I'teafdenTi brother In-law, Col. B lector o the Tort of -Sew Orleans place worm 111,000 B a B XII, Jtme Longttrrrt. President brother In wt H cooiin.burvrvor of the Port of New Orleans. M XIII. sua Hudson, Preeidi-nt'i own couiln. Minis. B IcrtoOuatemeli 1 XIV. Nat. A. ration. ITraident'a brother tn lnw'i m Hi i rd rou tin Collector of the Tort of (laiteiton.Toi u. B XV (li Undo II ItoM. rielilntVowncouln, flertc i tn the Third Andiior'i oincr W eihlnjtonr boon for H tonietlilnc murli beller aftt r the ncit election. H XVI, Or. Add ion Denl. i'rrii lent') nrnther In-law't m third ooailn, Clirk In the .laier'a office. Treamry B Iiepaitmenl, WiiihlnsMn truti hl merit) wilt be B better anoreciaird alter ih-- neii e ectlon. H XVIt. John simi'ion. I'r iijrnt'i own coniln, 8ec- f ond l.leulrmot Fnnrtli Artllltm promotion hoped H lor af'er Marrh 4. IK' H XVIii. tleorti- n ,Ioinon,rreldenfi mother ec- H ond con'tn, AMcaaur nf Iniernil Itercnae, Third H DUtrict, Uhlo t better thltirt longed for, H XIX. II. I.. Mnaun. ITeshlrnt'e cootln't hniband, H rntimwiernr.Mwport. K rea ljr for a hither place. XX Miu K. A. Mairruiier rn-aidcni'a brother in- Ut" lecona rouin. C eric in Uen Dt'luner't office, H JViii.ff Depar ment. H ;JIX. Outer w (toot lreidrnt'i mother'! crand- H arpitew. Aaeiatant District Attorner, CovUitton, Kv, m wbnld not refuae to be linulct Allorner after the M election B XXIi. A. w. l ater. ITeeldent brother In-lwai awn brother. Appraiaer ol I oatoini. N-iw uneana ia fSB i oi piaco. and wanit to keep It XXIII. I'oier Cuejr, I'reaident'i brother-lo-law'a own brother roatniaaier at Vlcirariurt, Mla. Motaiiool a piare aa he would lUe art. r till XXIV. Oeorce (IHRIIh. I'reident'couiln'i on,Flr)l Lleitteaant Sliteenth tnfan'rr XXV. cr-iei llent. wtmeilde. Illinois. AMlatant Aaaeaaorol Internal Kerenne. Not a relation at all. Kv but appointed br Uaeleti n In the brllef thai he waa a J manaiMla brolherln-law'i conain, and named llent. ia aaeronjiaafraad llent entitle! to Diloo to toe ramliy. K XXVI vrilllam McKrnnan, father-In law of the Pre- uderit'iown oonain.U. I'lrcullJudco for the West- errt Diaulct of Peonaylvania. .XXVII Coliimbna Delano, Preeldent't third cooaln. fcretarr of the Interior. Would be willlm to be sVcrrtarr of the Treaaurjr. since le can't be U. a. Ueoa- tor from Ohio. BBV XX VIII. KrMtrl k Dent tlrant, Preildebt'i ion. Pec- ond IJeutenant. Fourth Ca airy. 4loln tn the eertlce BBV ti'tiir I'aclHo Kallrcad. and tone. Diawa two aa'ar.e XXIX. c A. rord, l-reaiarnt t own r utln. Aairtaor K tf Internal Iterenue at ft. i.oun. Ktpecu to bo Col lector of the duirict in 1W XXX Ulratea Grant While, onaln to Mri. Oram, 4MW4M Iteoond Lieutenant Fourth Cavalry Waota to go to Knropr, and will probably have no dlbcnlty In cellins fverrnla'on. XXXI. John J. Oram, a xrand nephew of old Jeaae, Aurwr of Internal llevenue for llio Twellth Dlatr.ct HHw of New YorK Wouldn't mind uetne Collector. K XXXII laaac I.ynde, father of the wife of the Preal- H aent's rjroUioi-ln law, Major In the United Blatea Anny. XXXltl. Tbomai ?bar oe, rouain to the PreiHfnl'i brother In law. Flrat Lieutenant of Company F, First United PUlea Infantrv. XXXIV. JameaS. Wadaworth.sonofibetlnerofthe mothe-of the President's wife. Waa appolnto I Mar B ihal of New York, but rejected by the Senate on uc- H count of twt bad character. Wnnld bo wlllmvto ro K before the Senate araln after the next ITtaideulfal H election, provided ttitnars came out all runt H XXXV. John 14, Delano, son ol the third conatn of tn Preeldtnt, Chief Clerk to the Secretary of the In- H tenor XXXVI K.C.. Datld. husband of the third rou.ln m f tae wife of the Iresi tent, fpeclal Acent o the Post H Office Department in Illlnula and Iowa la colnr for K tomelhlm better, aa hit preaent office onlr paya 3 J a K' year and i-ernnisitea. M XXXVtl Charles F. Italdwln, contln of the wife of H the third cona'n of the Prealdent, Uall Airent In Ken H troay. certified to by Uen neore w. M or ran at the H best off.aod swrarer in Ohio, A man for any em, r- H lency. ilaa been dismlated from one oraca tor corrup XXXVIII. MlsaWileon, rlerk In the Chlcaco I'oat H otnee, cousin ot the wife of tne President's own bro- fawHL Uir t XXXIX. .T Limbert. M.D.. aecond coualn of the K Praaident. Ilec 'Iver of the Pnh'lr Moneva In lirrgo i fgfgfgfgfK vVMremovrd from a teauserabip In Chicago lor the JSmt aaona, B Tlast lllfleruce betaern Ilornce (3roeley anil H I2ranl. H rron fAe Ctnclnnun (mm-rcfdf. H An Rutorn paper, wliicti li verj anxious about M a. candidate for the Vice Presidency next year, sup H teats Monro (Ireeley as the beat man for the place, and rropoei-s that the Htfu' llcan ticket iltall be "Oram and Oreeley." It la nut Improbable that Mr. (Ireeley mljthl. nnder eerUln clrcumaUncea ac- tept the nomination, but t lie u there are two or lliree Ihlnga to be taknu Into account In Ibe drat place, Hr. (Jreelev Is not an advocate of Oranl'a nouilnatlon rut year, and, in fact, has akovrn hlmsel' very decidedly opposed tn the Idea l f rlvlrc blm a aecond term of office. In tho aecond K placet, Mr. (ireeley strongly dirapprovee of Qisny of B ilia "policies ol dranl'a A.luilnlatratlon, and It H would not be auppoaeu tlut as Vice-President be H would support the Administration tliruug'i thick B and thin. In tbe third place. Mi Greeley himself H baa already been prominently pat forward aa u can j dldate for the Presidency, In ruccestlon to Ocn B Qrant. Instead of discountenmelni; the Idea of Ms nomination aa President, he has enconrrmed it by a letter In wblcb lie glvet it to be undcrrtoiM ttat be It ready to accept the position. I Now, bow it it potaible. In tbtao drenmstancea. K to put (lieele forviard its a taiididate for the Vice Presideniy under OnntT If II ia absolutely oecet- I aary for tbe ItepuollcLU party to tun Grant for offlce, It would bo bolter to rt-teree tbe oraer of tne name I on the ticket, end put Greeley at lie head. Tlur 1 would lie some reuse In tarn a tlctet, or al leart ii V tbe flint ol the names on 11. The Eitern panel thinks that, If elected to tin1 Vice-I'rmulenry, .Mr Greeley would make a good presiding offlc. r or the On this point It iija- "The influence ol bla be (Ign cniinienaiice In the Pi -uli i.ti .1 c ialr of ttit- I Benate taould be lull or oii.-.- ir that grave r body, wblcb hat a tendency, tli.t uen correcting Br oflaialnc ii.to nndUmlled lu..u." Hut ttouldn't It e better to put Grant at tbe nead uf the Senate, f In order to add to tbe gravity ard profundity of t ial body B Natw for Ibis I'ormntlon r Ibe (irrnl Wliltr Hal lor 1M7J. BBH T lf tttnor a Me Jun H Hint No political event since tho reelection of BBBM Abraham Lincoln lias so thoroughly arouaed the en H ihutiaam ofll troe'.Iteoubllcana at the preaent great K tiovement of the independent press and tbe work- B ngttian for the nomination of tbe Hon. Horace B Oreeley for President in 1ST), There Is no dlagult R of the fact, that Ue It lo-day the moat available V Dan we bate In the nation and tinea we wtre be B iraed by Johnson, and dlaorgaulied and dis B traced by Grant, It It eminently fitting that we now B rum onr backa upon tliem and at tbe Father of B' ,ur Prt) t" tike the helm lor four years BBB1 Thank Iletvtii, the "old white nat" hat made lit BBBj appearance nt Just tbe right lime. It It to be the BBBI latblon tbe coming year for all Greeley men BBB 10 He,r white halt, and la six inoutha Crum to. BBBf nothing but white hats will be worn, except by BBBI 1 ,ew relationt and office holders of the Admlnittri- B don. Greeley and the 'old nlle hat" will give B it another campalm onlr eqtitlled by the hard-cider H umpalgn ol 11). He has every element of tuc B 1 hat man does not live who can defeat him B ,r wb0 cancommind sucn a vote, Norlli und bout i, B it be can. Giro ut that vcnertble historic white BBBJ "sd brnltit and experience which no BBBj) ftlaetr Atuencau cillien hat had, and nothing enn B Ufeat B An Annlyala nrCtrnnt'o Clinrnrtrr, B torn Iht LouiteWi (witter Journal, B It it just pusaible that, in fairly eitiniatini: BBBf 0cD- Grant's moral tliortcominra and dedcleuciei BBBt culluie, the country baa underrated bis force or BBBJ tharaitri and forecast. That h baa the gambler BBBb cunning and the gambler' rrik.estneas lui been H Illustrated over and over and bad he been tuber In B hit younger days ho inltht have sir nalised lilt ca BBBJ ntr by Iriumphi at the canl-ltkle Inatead ol the B convivial lojrd Uut, rlaced In a situation to play B oil" advantage and larcelr stakes, he displace n B quality that la also cliuracterittlcof the profeaalonal BBB1 gamester, and that la a cool and practical ability in B the work of organization, bated upon tho rordid H impulses of human nature, Giant seems to under B stand now to build upon li e weak tult of thone B about lilm, and being hlinitlf of n coarte and Indtli BBBJ cate fibre, l.e It not ntlralntd by ny aqueamlt B qualmt about appcaruncet, BBBI 1 hut he it at once strong and disreputable, an B nver match for the better men ui hla party, and the BBBI rtry man for audi men at Morton and Cameron, BBBf' oln of whom aro Ki iiblers by nature. The laorlc BBBI wlucb thete thret l.are put lojcther cannot be re BBBf aisted Inside ol the II uohllcau party, II rulea B Coogreet, tnd it wnl rul'' the ltepubliran n-iii.int Hi Ing convention. It l.aa the vutuo ol btlng Ibir- BBBJ ouihlj vlclotaa. led In I lit upper noute bv a po,i- BBBy) tlclan who it as atlute at ho It corrupt, and in the BBB lower by a mountebank wlio antert nil the piir- BBBI fateot) tial were aervtd by the lale Mr. Thaddeua H Menai, im indeed let vet tin purooaet ol Hit B llnrt-Morton ring better than .Mr. btevent could B aarve them were be alive. Hj Taken lair (avanlod, H IN Me nrier er JA 5 i Sia; Vou're a lively jlj hott, ain't you? Tou BBBJ P"' P'dlct at yon daruud puts, and I rather gueta B I can do ditto. Tbe White Vouae may be ocu:led B by a talented ewearer, but I calculate not till old B "Hmoke Stack" pattvi In ill cheiks. While he BHBV Ifree he will elwiri be ksvwo at lUa prtunt Preal H X&iUt li.utut. Wirojaftmalt. ATTKNTION I Olrla wanted for excellent tllsaUene In city or country, laok aa oookt, laondrewi e. ertmetressr chambermaids, walUeeeet, hooaeworkert, girls laU i tavnded.evo. Apply at OAltPKrtT-Klt'rJ, IM Wetl llth tL, corner th ay. A (llItl.H-Olrla wtnted.-Oookt'. lanndreatrt, nursea, chambermaids, waltreaeet. houtekeepri teamttreasea, green girls, ao., oan get good placet at once, at Dletcaer tt. A WO It 11 given ont at hlthetl prices tn pay for flrat-clMt eewint machlnee Instruction free. m.AKKet POND. 81 Aslor place and 141 nth si. AIiA IttJKnninher nf girls wanted ImmMlatelr for exredent placea in cltr or country, at good wages, at WALKKK'rl, IB (Kit av..over drug ttoro, A experienced hand Accustomed lo wlnillnr magic rnfllirg t rocommendatjona required, 83 Vlootter aj latloft WOMAN to wet nurte a habei mutt live In Hie country, Addresa lor one veek, M. L., boi ;C1 Hon ofQoe T UnfTlOWKIlY Futt class sewln rruchinot t b monthly paymenu In work i Intlrnction free AOIiRA N, emart girl to do chain berwork and aaetat In the washing, a: HI Grand at. HI l,K winder wanted. Apply at 7)1 Uroadway, BKW and acarr hands wanted) only experienced bands ne'ri ainlr. VT M HUMPIinKT nitO SMItroadwaT. BOWMand tcaift nood bands wanted t ttoTdy em ployment and good wage. BOLOMOW nitOS., 71 Leonard it. DII KMH Jl A K KIIS Wanted, exnertenced rlrrea mnWera anil trlratneri tloady work, THJ 6th nv.. nr nth st lit floor. X I'KltlK M; K l tie. bow, and tcarfhandi want U o.l Immediately. Apply at 71 Franklin at. WM. Ml 1.1, Kit A CO. 7(llttMAI,F. lomnrrow-.'O Wneelcr A Wllacin'e machine, at 100 llieeckertt cheap from tJOuni families and latllea taught I.siltMT-CliArtS pneraiora wanted on custom 'shirts. Apply to IlhVLIN A CO., Illouway and Orand tt. I.MltrVf.rihArtN operator" on panta trood prliea and tteaily work. IS) Canal at., corner Slowery, top 1ft l(rtT-Ol7HH bowandacair hanta. also an ex pcrlenced tie cutter, at 57 White t t ip rinor. I,MMtra.-WantJ,M fur heid mavrra andrapiinert at IH Orand it., tip stairs. F. Y WHITCOMIt. GOOD work at hlghet prim to pay for nrai-clae sewing machines, at 157 Ks.t K:h at., at 171 lih av between antli and J7th ill., and 1,533 Sd av betweeu 7Uh and 77th en. I HI. to do lirht hou'ewnrk and take care of chU J dren reference required, Mrs. NATHAN, KUHh av. G.lilMlmtifr Onlshert and fur icwert wanted. 141 Uroadway, HA I It U'OltKKKH-Kxperlenced bands on twitches can procure tteady work t nlgnctt prices paid. Apply at M. O. WATTS flAOLKT A CO.. 71 Var-ck at. rADlKS.-Worklornhhed at home to ray for Ural a claaa sewing marhlnos on Inatallmenta of lper month i tnaitsclirn free. New York Machine Blllcu Ing Company, 42 ltleecker tt. LA IH KM ta-tthl on Wheeler A vrilton't sewing int. chine at Its Dleecker n.t pier tv work arter learn. In ji beat place to learn or bttv machines. OI'KKATOKH on rice whlteThlrts. with or with out their own Wheeler A Wilson's machines O, lluUS-tON, Droadwtr coiner lithil. Ol'F.lt ATtlTtH wanted on cloth hat bums. Apply aim Walls at betweeii Anlllvan and Varlck lit. Good waget and tteady employment. OI'EKATIHa for Slnier'a eewlrg machine on neck ilea and bowl, and perfectly good banda, S Dc lancer tt. OPnitATOltrt oo Wneeler A Wllson't marhltiea, and baatert on bova' suits wanted. t ipencer at.. Driotlyn. PRItATORrtna Unlet' button gallere. aiao on plain aboet. Call all tnlt week at M Cortlandt tt. Ol'EUATOUH and baaterion veTra. 147 Broome IU basement. PERl'IT.tl Kit V glrta wanted evperlenoiVhandi, Apply at 1 Chtmrert at. T. P. M'F.NCHt A CO. PAP Kit IIO.Xi:.S.-lllrli wanted for paate work only good handa may apply al Jin Pearl t. SHIRT Ironert wanted i atetdv w r and b-et pricee. ANDUDs 111109. 59 HnJaon tt. V HI'.KI.KIl A- WILHON tiwtng michlots. 1U it splendid rthlnet. ft I'lnirefe, llowe't. IT A O.'a. Ac. rented and eol.t. monthly pavrrenta. ta Oreen ttlch av., oorner West lDth at., and 177 East Uroadway, near Hutgcrt at. Ladica who rent or boy taught free. W A NTF.ll-Ooo 1 operators on the Willcox A (llbbt IT mschlun for lace and ttnen goods t extierienced hands will hate steanr wo'k and earn the hlgbret wairea. Apply to niXlKlt. U AC O.N A CO.. SOS.Canal tt. No work given ont. WANTKIi-Mexperienced operators on latles nn. it derwearj bring sample of work t work can be taken home New York Machine Btltcntcg Company, ta Uieckerat. W NTKI)-Flrat-clata drewmakera for tadlS5 V t auita alio enno operators ni Hlneer'a and Orover A Itakei'a marnlnea on c oaLa. Ml llroadtt ay 3d tofi. A MTKII-A few amnll irlria tn tnake tl.emat't us -ful in a lare goods factory and learn the busi ness Apply to ItOGKlt, 1IACON A CO.. 301 Caial st. NTF.iT-ttood hands or. Illusion and merhlln 7 7 bonnet frames t also apprentices. Call Thnra'tays al!H Mercer at. up ataira tt. J. A CO, VVNTEI-Jr 3 young ladlea In tbe store i mutt 7 1 be neat. Industrious, and Intellicenl MkTltOPOUTAN Sllllirs. 41 Tliomatat. WANTKII A good Ir'-ner one wno understands 71 riutiug preferred. Apple to UOOKIt. BACON A CO., SOS Canal st V ANTF.II -Experienced good operator on W, A IT O. machine for bow a and ilea. M. WISE A CO 55 Franklin tt. WA NTRI7 BnvHope hands t steady work and roll wag-si one eood lummer, one good hand foldrr. pply to BCIIAMnr.ltLIN A CO.. 47 fleckroan st. XTA NTEI1-A girl for general housework, waahlng vr and Ironing, by a smalt German family, 113 Lud low it., paiement. V A .NTBll An operator for McKav't aewlng ma 1 7 rnlue, to lew ladlei' dnr shoes. 33 ana Tt Veiey st top loft VV AltTKIt-Lace hands on Wlllrox A nibba'ima. 7 7 chine, 01 halt Vlh at. ,3 doort west of Uroadway. W A NTKII-23 girls to work on real balr- none 7 7 but experienced Panda need apply, 113 Canal st. V A VTEU-Kxperatuced rtrii that understand 77 weaving on looms. M. COIIN. tn West yttb St. W A NTI'.II-Dreaiers and strinnen Applr at ft) 7 7 ttooalertl, P. I.IIHII.I.AIII) A CO. MCllULa. UfltlNBrT.V CO. 477 Uroadway. V A NTKII-Five or six laa-el 'aW ra. I work on 77 uphoittery work, at 231 Fuiton at,, nrooil)n WANTkIi A f-oud tamper on nhoes. Call lor 77 three days at 2tomh St., VtllllaiuaOuiKh. lr ANTI1D Kxperlenced paper collar b xors lib. 7 7 erai waxes paid. Apply at r0 lentie si. WANTKH Olrla who unteit .mi dreaamaklng. Call at 113 l.aitrena tt near Dleicier ANTKI )-At K. WALK Kit's tON s, 53 Dey at., a ytrl wno underatanda laving on c -Id. VVA.NTKI) A younc, Mrong nlrl, to do general 77 boatework, at Ml 10th ay, VVANTIlll-A young att-1 for lUhl housework. 1U 7 7et33lsl r NKtt il.irt Ironers wanted al the Knton Ltun Jjtl dry. 104 Ihoiupton si .slcadt eiitpto inent (ary .ITil'sT., Williainaburjh --Kiist-c't-s sewing I machine on eaiy Installments work given In rxrhanue 1 IM 1-1.71 It It 4)1 DK.II BUS, cloak, and ault handa 1UW wanted at i PI'KMIKIM A COLLINn'a, 4 llruadway. S.IIAKT girls to lilm velvet bitai alto a Utlf,- irainera. Call all week al (new No) MOrand at., W illlainaburgh. 8!lantrt--JIlaUi. active oung man wanted to tollcit ordert t butt ni-aa reapeclapiei either aalary or nommlailon. Address wilit particu.ars. 31, A 11.. Cox lbt. Sun office. a CA H cutter wanted, one Ihet has cut with a kuile Apreietred. OKU.K. UACK5 f Kit A CO.. 71 Mercer n. AIIOV wanted to open oyaters aod make bluiself uaeful. 3t4 nth av IjUVh and girls under fifteen years old ran obtain 1 good hornet In the West by applying at U K Ith st. BOY wantd for bnildinjr in the country t taamonth tnd board. Apply at M Uroadway. lAIIINKTAIAKKIt wentedjlnusf be Tgood and quick workman Apply at 43 lfttnuna St., top flour. 1,'I.V flmaiier wanted at ClllllSTIK'.S piano factory, I' t.o lain n between th and 10th avs. I) It lH.7l UN, basiers, and finishers an pnla. I) H)UltK.3Newlkiwcr third flour. 'tVO lockemttba also one pattern miker i alioone L bed hanger. QUO A HAOUKItTli.srtt is av. '1'IVII men lo press ou satinet sacacoatsi operators I and baatera on lame, 413 44ia at,, below 9th av riMNrs.MITII and can toloerers wanted at 7J llud Lsoni it prepared to ork at 7 o'clock. V ANTKI) -For abort and l-ng whaling rnyntet, 17 coopers, carpentcra, bUckainltha, cooka, ordinary seamen, and American greeu hands. J MOJtloUN A CO, NWlSouth St.. up stairs. VV A NTF.IIA sinnrt ynung German who hat an 77 acquaintance with retail grocers, aa finll and pio duce salesman. Inquire of O. It, TU7IIILL,3M Greenwich at. VV A NT fa I) 7 railroad bfackimltna. and ont wheel 17 Wright. Inquire al Gould's hotel. Mount Varuoo, N T. HICKKY A llYUON, V Art'EiT A flrst rlass horaeahoer and jobber l 1 1 good wages aod tteady employment, DUNN'S, M. hit, tnd Bros Iwsy. VV A NTKII An active, honeat boy In the stationery II si, no, ii Liberty tt., at xH o'clock. J AM KB BUTTON A CO. V A NTED A horirthoci at flnornitn i a lOtTermtn 77 pieferred Inquire at 31 Vettrv it. New York JOHN 1UUCKKN. W'". NTkn A bofwho lial bad tome experience it 71 engiaving. Addre.s r. II. al'llAUK, 34 John tt., room 8. WANTED A good aecond hand on bread and cake, Apply al bakery, lilchmond terrace, .Sew Brighton, S I. VV ANTK.D A few good wood mrvere and a scroll 7 7 sawyer, initio 71 Kaitlth tt. WM 11. FASH. WA NTKII- An errand boy with vood reference t only tuCh apply at IM Bleecktr at.. In the lauudry. VVANTKII-FIMt-cUtTl pTumbtr. Inquire at I7 1 Y Kuant I of MlCMUl.Lglt. W ANTKD-lOhtrueai ttltehers and BiiUhirt. ij 17 dreat J, UorcllEa, I'tllafi, H J, WANTKII 3ath uakera. at"j, KOeirTtT, "lis and u Orchard tt.. arte oboUI, L. I of ii i hi it i 1 1 i ii AOKNTM wanted tverywlvere to tell tht'naedltC threading thimble, tne greatest novelty eve" laV vented profile SCO per oenl.i sells rtplllr, belig an or dleiry sewing thimble, and tbieadt a lady't nrUdle In the dark the world challenged to produce an amo r! of more merit for tbe p'loe. Bam plea, M eonle i Per dotcn, II 0 1 per arrnat, til .gsent on recelnt of price, W, I'. ttLit.NBllV.mi llroaiwty. New fort. A -IIAKF.IIM wanted i 1 leoond band, 1 third h.lB.d b.rtJl.,9? Apply at 107 Mnrray tt., from II A. M. to t P. M. HAKKII.-Wan ted a young mtn, from 17 to 70 yeara old, who bai bad aorae expeneno- In making bread i mnat he Protettanl German nreferred i to go tVrjrrot'r'rW,l',',T, ""f0"1' C'""" aon Hax Match, onllhtral lermt andln any qotnt'ty. IslV'l1 1"NIK rt, Wanted, a flrit elattjob blank HAJl.t.KltM.Tw,5,,,,1'J nr m" taae nininarib n nrod,r'' w"' H,MEtl5Mrw,'l,KLl ,n.d ,cor for wanted on plumbera' braee work at III Cannon it, CA Kll I A (IF. painter wanted -ArJeipsriencsd mm wno nodrrtlandt the proo-ts of grinding colors In m,!,Dl'.i0,eT.''.n,. ""'I. ttlni fatty. Addreat COI.OHMA N.box 1M, Bnn offleo. I,IIMT.( l,AM parvnen wanted! only thoia who uedentind their buslnesi and wilh good referenoo need apply. Corner Worth attend vaeti llroaiwty. Ii'l HHT-OI,AHS bench mnnlrteri. tlrooklrn City r oundry, corner Court, Orlnnell and smith ai. LIVK a'iiKNTM WANTKII to tell a new ma came coming Into general ue (rood profltt. Fe id tor circular. Addrest r. II H TOCKIILL, manufacturer andpr-'prietor, Nashville. Tenn. NOT! (IK.-Poor fimllleTwitiT children withlner to go Weal will be Minted. Apply al It Kalt Ith It, Cojnpany going Aug. 1) 1.11,71 HKUM rwaTnted, ctr. Pailasde av. and Wetl Orand at.. Jersey City llelthli. II s. DICKINSON. 1)1 A NOW. -A flrtl-clati acTien ictrn later want-d. Apply to I. K. bTDNK, 113 West (li tt, IJOI'KRIRN AMI .HINKIItH.-BteVdy work, III Midland tunnel Kile traini to sliddletown wages, bench 37.23, heading 7.8it ten hours u- 8TKPIIKNB, IIENNKTT A CO. Wuruboro, N. T Joly 23. SHOK HITTKTt.-TTanted. a peritn who It fully oompetent to lake charge of the snoe nttlnr of i factoryi none but one of experience on line work need apply, with re erenoe. for I flays, II.. box lit, Bunortlce. STUNK niAhtfNS wanted to build cellar walls. Apply to It A LUA VIIUNG, Degraw at .ehovttth av. fIO IIA KKUM. W'anteJ. n touug man to help on I read. Apply at 0H list it., between lib and lib av., South Urooklyn. lit A I IIIIK baitere, buttonhole" makers, and Cn M. libers. Apply at ill tlroome st good prices given, f 111 N.71 hN Wanted, 5 goocTworkmen. Apply at 211 A Ptai st, I'KTItY IlltOrf. A CO. U ill n itK lit, A frame makeia and two bote that ondtrataod the bunneat wanted. 53 Walkei it. VVANTKII-A itrlctly tobir. indlairloni man to 1 7 act aa peoker and porter, aod to mate himlelf gen. erally useful i one used lo peeking ilvtonery and ia. per preferred i a. so a boy, trout II to II vears old i one reaidipf wltb hit raretklt. Addrett, with rtforencee, Pott Offlct boi 1311. WANTKII Two rood blacktmltns, to work In 71 New Jerteyi one accuitotned to uea a heavv drop may get at cady employment aod rood wage. Apply at the office ol nUA V A lilt It, 70 Cort'andt il iH-tween 13 and I o'clock on Wedneeoey, Tbnrtdar, or Irl.lay.thts wek W ANTI'I)-A hontework flniahrr to act aa an out 7 7 door foreman me thoroughly qualified to meas ure and put np Iron work for buildings. Apply by let ter, ll.tlng expeilence, Ar addressed to IHOV WOltKB, box 110, Hon pace. VTANTKn. Salesmen selling New York city grit. 71 eery and druggut trade can make 13 t 110 a day by adding tn the'r Hal an article uaed -n every lamllyi It has merit and populanty. Call at 17 Dnane street, W ANTKD-Femily lo go a thort distance In the 7 7 cooatrr where there are good hornet aod tteady employment. Call at 171 3d av., corner llth tt., for two dtyt. JOHN OONFHOE, WAMTKDArenu everywhere to eanvaia for onr gietl Dollar Paper A line II stent Kngravlng given to every aubscrtber Kxtraordlnarr lodnce tncnti. Address U. II KUrJsKLL, lioitoo. Matt. WANTKII lmmedlately-Ced"tr coopers to flnltb tubs aod yrmnx mea to nmh pa 1st only r-tod. study mm need apjly to FULLKlt A UUO VUi, III to 190 Av. O.. .New York City VVANTKII A ateady man at partner In a good 7 7 payirz inteli gence orTico i estaslittied II years i small capital required, luqutre of Mr. UOOAItT, 41 Uleecker tt. VVANTKII-A plain garner er. who can rullki alto, 77 a f-oaenmam either Germaa, Dane, ttwede, or Itnglhb. Apple at 134 Wett llth at., eorner lib ay VV'ANTF.D-A boyllyeaiaofage to tend a milk II depot i refereoe required, iil bail UlbeL Ap ply at 7 o'clock A. M VVANTKII-A barneat maker i none bit a good 17 hand n-ed applr al PATItICK DALTO.N'd, 137 Co lumbla at.. Urooklyn. WANTKII An ornamental elin paimeri tteady 11 work i moderate wage. Apply at I Wttt Ith lU room 8. VV A NTKII A nrat-o'aaa brtw niuutderi the beat 7 1 waget will be paid lo a good A No-H man. (a Joan ttrcet. VVrANTKII A prestmae oa neat, a yevne'man 11 preferred. Apply at 4 East mm at near lt av. VVrANTKD A tinman, who underttanda rooQng. 17 Applr this morning, at 27 Mtchauie St., Newark. WANTKU-A few tbovrllera androoxm in. Appi7 tt IM Welt nth it. corntr dirt WANTKII-A good randy maker. Apply at SMtlh av., brtwreu 3d and ra-f ata ANTKII-ATTve'man lo work In club liable. An pljrai 212 Kait30inn, WANTKI)-ll-iraVanoer. tiro and floor, at 3 Herri son St.. near Hudson st. WANTKD-A fireman and Doorman horaeahoer 77 at 303 Weittnat. VV ANTKP Piano oaaemaktrt and By flniehari. at 7 7 faOl.attMdat. WANTKII A colored barber, at 173 Tnompeon tt np ttaira. VVANTKD-A yountr nnan aa waller. 59 Coil TTIandt at, i) I'ilKftrtSl KPI on pints, also 3 pasters and 10 fin J itbeni work gtveiiottt MortRIKRKY. 27 New Dowerr. PRKMH.11KN and flnlahert on flna lU.,p panti) O bta-neit pricat. at 212 Howery. toj fl'tor. (T M;IT(7II. Kngllth orother good faraillet, adults, a I w intod for factories of cotton and wool, at I Uuwl tng Greeo. a lttT.(T,AM csrpenieis. Apply Immediately, at 31 tlreenpoiut av Greenpoint. L. I. Kl I.A IIOICKKts wanted tor the Itondont and ot. f wego llailroau t wages, $1 79 api.Iv at 21 Green wichat ZANDKlt A CO, tit ,71 KN wanted to work on conatructloa train at till Mott Haven II for 10 boura' work. WILLIAM J. CULL-N, foreman on 'rain. 1 "TlKN wa-ted lo work oa oontlructlon train at t) U High Drldg i ti for .10 hoiirr work. 11 CLA Y. foreman on train. 1 A KlltrtT-CIaAHrt coal tnlnera or laboreri Jnat HI .trued, wanted at the Kmploymeat Agency at Howling Ul eon. t liA 77'OOI.I,l'.N and rotlon weavers, male and a.lt-1 female, wanted lot different statet. 1'IKIICF. A CO. 6 IIokIiiik Orren. Jutiruis Ajiantti; VN aetlve bnaineai man of experience, with a capital of IW, wishea to buy out a good paring liusmeaa, or would enter aa partuer with a dtalrable par.y t no agents. Addrett for tnree dnta. INIMIM ItY, box 113, Sun office. I'ANCVttori it a great tacrirlce, at 75'J d"av. B'AKKIIY FOR HA lit-lTulof a good store tra.ie and making money i rent only iiO per month, with privilege of a three years' lease Trila it a good rhtnee for aperton wltb a tmall capital, and Is told on aecount of tht owner being nnehie ti attend to It in connection with other business. Apply at l,t61 Allan tic av.,2d door east of Adtlphl il Urooklyn. BA K Kll Y In Urooklyn for tile cheap, biking ten btrrelt. Apply tt 20 Front it., New vork. f lit-Art atore. doing a good business, for sale at 23 j New Howery. Infill HAltK-Mllk depot, selling tour cans pr day, 1 with living apartments I good reasons for selllog, 4W Bast llth st. I7oTf"8A!-il- cheap-A flrat elaaa grocery atore F.n 1 qnlrtcorner Carroll and lllckitti.. South Hrooklyn, I.tOR HALF, at a bargaln-Confuctlonery and toy ttort, doing good huiinest, VBIItliav. Ml l,l( depot for talt cheap. Call until told, at Oil 3d ay., between 33th and 371 h tit, SSI A I.I. fancy store for sale cheap al 241 bprlug St., near Hudson. New York. rillllTsTIUlitr-nd flxtureanf 2113 Delancey at. will 1 be offered for tale on 1 buraday evening, Aug, 8, All membert are requeued to attend, 7 fi FOR rsA JiK, a coffra and lunch room, QlllU. 13a Canal it near Mo't st. OOlUt I'tMl HlI.iT. t splendid paying milk VJlllldtDot. 21 Jaiuus at., opposite New Howery. SOlll 7VI1.I, bur a laundry In runnlngonlerl .UW well located. Apply al M W lloustou at. S5UuBlioiii Klitnirt. V -SITUATION wanted by an engineer of tcvrral years' experience i can do repairs, Addrett for davt. F.NOlrtKKlt, boi Ul. gun olrfce, YOUNIJ girl about 13 yearsTwiehia a'tTtuallon to t do light houtewoik or mind children, Ul Katt letn at., betweeu 2d and 3d avs, BA KKHH-A smart young man wants to trtrn cake baklug, Address IV u. r box 101. Bun ufllce. Vr A NTKII By an Englishman Just" landed, a aliu 77 anon In hotel or ilinlni;rooms i wllllog to make himself useful i tta.es no object I aged 20 It. l., 13 Columbia place lltooklyn. Stfuing SBntimi. r 4 I.l, kinds new sewlngmachlnes lor s lie, to rent, or t eicl.angei tlso, bought aud repaired t good second hand very ckeap, monthly payments. Iti Canal at. I?6lt HA 7k A iplandid"w"heVier A wiiion sewing mtchlne, as good as new, for t3. II Canal st lop floor, CKtVINIl SI A I'll" ftTK-T.-Four maclijnes ror I7S O Binger's. Florence's, Elliptic, and llowe'l. &H2 Hud son ii But floor 3Toil nk cf ouiifc T OHT-Oa Tuesday morning, a yellow and wblte Ijnow In a dorlrth Ward. Any one giving any In. formiuon, or riturnlng her to northeitt corner of 53ib i it. and lib ay., will nc-tiTI tiward. J JO IIO I FOR TAIiFOtTKD LA WR I FItKK RXGUItSlON, 70KSDAT, AUU, 8, 1871. Only 01ou leflforsalN On the 110 monthly pit. A large number told on Tuesday lael. LOT 777 WILL DR 0IVRN AWAY NKXT TUK8DAY WITHOUT FAIL. ONR TICICRT TO RACII HXHOIWIOMM1 TWO TICK Km FOIl INFMIKNIINII i ftALR, s FIV8TI0KKTH TO KACIILOrPUItCllABKil. TKItMH, 810 MONTHLY. JiO TAJtKS. NO INTBItEST, NO AB'RWMKIT. POSflKMION ON THR PAYMKNT OF tl9 IT COnTS NOTI1INO 10 8KB THK 1'IIOl'KUTr. Rxcurtlon train leavet depot of Booth Side It. It. at 10:70 A M, Freo tickets at the following placet t M, I.leiillf h, 766 Orand st Martin llerg, 1 44 Varlck it.. New York city i Km. Morgan, 11 Myrtle av., llr"Oklrn. near City lltlli J. It. Drainerd. 137 Grand it J Allsnouie, 171 4th it.,williamshurih t and offlct) of the Allocution, m Oenar it., room 7. New York. fllllK III OUT rOI'llliAll LOTS RVRII OFFEKKD A 11 It THWR Of THR JAMAICA LOT ASSOCIATION. OW LOT6 ALHKADY SOLD ON THK POPULAR I MONTHLY PAYMKNT PUN. ONR LOT OIVKN AWAr FOIt EVKUY 71 SOLD. NO TAXISS. NO I.HTRIIR8T, NO AM KS.4 M R N TS, UNTIL PltOPRHTY IS PAID POIt. II yon want to buy a cheap, oomfotlable home, go on the RXOURMON NRXT MONDAY, Aug. 7. II will cost you nothing, Yon will have a good Innch and a nlettant lima Train will leave runt ol booth nth it Will anianurgh, at 10 o'clock Monday mornlnx, Aur. 7. Applv 1mme-dls.telv for tonr ticket tn JOIINEON A MILLhIt21 Natian tlNcw York, ORE AT RXKOUTOItH' HA I.K. TIIUIWDAT. AUOOST 8, 1871. The nicnlDcent eetate or 173 acre, known at the 1 COLON P,L A M. WOOD FAttM, AT IrtGLK?!l)K, QUKF.NS, NKAII JAMAICA. Inpaicen of from I to acrrt. 2 dwellings, Ao. Qreateet chance ever offered foriponteilnn. BTKrt-AllTH GAIIUKN CKY KOAD. rant Ihrongn property. Only hslf dlstaneo to Hemptlead, FHKK KXCUILSIOM TltAlN. OIIKAT LONG ISLAND CLAM DAK It I OltAFtf LA'S HANIII TWO-THIHDSON MOHTOAOR FORTIIItRK YKAH3. Free ttcxeta now ready at offlco of JOHNSON AM1LLEH, 73 Na'tan t New York, R HALK Al llolbrook, I flno tnitil. Improved 1 ftrma: II acrrt, with crops, tools, Ac, (2 7M I no It acre. I1.VO, do., 20 acres, 31.000. do acres, II.VX), half cash r alaonnlmi roved famti of 1, 5, 10. 1ft, and It acre, al la per acre i finely located between the two railroads, convenient I both stations, tand to tho grrat Konth oar t fine flthlng and bunting i tbn toll excellent for farming and gardening, lend lying near Ibe village of Savvilla arierthe 13th Intt. wilt lie ir, per acre alao One lots in the village lor letldenoc or manulac tnring purpoaea, For partlci isrs, to tee mtpi and directions, to get excursion tickets, pay installments, Ac., call on the owner, A. MoCOTfKH. 113 miton at.. New York. 7J?II R HA I, K Cheap and on easy terms, a good two I. story bouse, with store and two lot, limited oo tltllroad av btt. Klton and nchuvltr ill.. Melrose pilce t:,SM also three lots tor sale. Apply to JOHN 0-J.DVYKLL.on tin premises, IiMllf. HA 1K or exchangefa) acre of doairable land, 'innate near Mtnorvtlie union, on tang lila-.d Itailroad t rr ce 33.OU0 1 will exchange for eltv prnoerly or merchandla. KATTKNSTItol'II A HOU9MANN, 48 Uroadway, near d it., Urooklyn. R. I). 1?OR MA I. K On very easy terras a I -story and t.aacment rrtme ho tae. lot 23x110 1 very llttlo c net wanted. Applr to l'JSTBlt A. UKUT, 130 Grand It Urooklyn, K. D. tnJiSnlt tn do Jtt FLOOR, 40 bv 50 feet, with tteam power, inlttble lor tun and bill d, or other light mtnnfaoturiug bntlneet. Apply at 111 Katt 4JIH at., oa the premises, U OOMa aod store to let i 87lo'll3irioatnlr j 3 lo 10 IV rooms eachi new doubia houaei. GttO CHA MONU.crofer.83 West tola tt, near Ittb av. SkdONII floor la eotitge house to let to a small family i rent, to. 133 Weil l7lb it. rjlO LBT.-Asmslloiace to let In tht seooaj ttory of tht Sua Dolldlng. Apply la tht Pajllot Hon office, corner Natitn tad Frankfort Ut, fltll LET Vint and aecond floors or premises 7. a) X and ltrt 4th av.. near 173th si. Apply at HUUJNSOVtif iscerj ttore.on the premlie. rilt) l.KT.-A btlck liable coauinlng II aialls. with X Cat and Cro on water. 331 Cheiry st. g)0ltl8, QONTINENTAIj IIOTxtl LONG BRANOIt. W. D. UOltnOWB. Late of Kvtreit Home. New York, AKr.W meehiuln and nthirt can luive good board and pleaatni rooms, gtt and bath, from $3 to 33 50 double and imxle bedt. Ill Kill Mtn at., near Lexlng ton av. A FKW young rain ran be tocoraiuodatad with i aioxle and donnla roomt. wltb cat aod board, for t-JOand II per week, by calling at TilKaat 24th it. ANICKItY mrnlahed front room to let. auiiao e for three single geatlement alto two slaall rooms, Apply tt 133 Uowtry, New York. KKV Itdlt and gentlemen cm be acooamodalad with board i geatlemtn 31, and ladiet 83, 111 3d av A FKW mechenlM oan have ilngle bedt and board i alio gentlemen and wle. 78 Henry it. OARUINO-UItttt.. netr Uoweryi good board, uncle, clean, arrr roouii, and rooma with tingle bedt. 83 to 17 par wceki alto table boardari. 31.30, .'llltNIMIIBD rooms for light bonaekeeplngt alio tlcgio roomn terms 4 to II per weekt ladiet to board. 348 Wett titbit. IUIINIHIIRI) bedroomt. clean and comfortable. 1 al ill Writ lid it., mar tin av.t itnglk rooms Ii ptr week, double 13, 1?lf RNIHIIKO rooms ror bontekeeelngi real from 83 to 14 per week. Call atl36 Hndaon st. 1iEV gentlemen can he accommodated with board and tingle roomt. 8 Raat Uroadway. GKNT1.K.7IKN. or gentlemen and their wlvea, can nave gnoa board, neatly furniibed roomt tt 83 30 a week, afWcstaaih at, II W it" K U uonI 19 1,1 tomiibed. 111 Kelt R7.rsPI'.(;TAIIl.Ii young mm can have board In a private tamily at 81 Monroe tt Oall all the week. fllWII yonng ladle would like to get board In a X nice private family. AUflreaa 1',. 177 Weat nth at. AC'i HT I4TII MT., IMev -AfeaT respects 'i:Ji) bie young men can be accommodated with lodging and pleasant rooms, SMK.LblUOUI. El,AaTJ(' IIKl.Ttt. dlOCKING.-l, KNKK-CAPS. ANKLKTS, Ac. at MAlLSH A CO.'S HADIL'AI. CtlltK THUhS OFFICK, I Yetey st and a Kast limit,, near University plsce. LM'R A P OOl'I'lilf of all kind! wanted for cam. at Q the warehoute of Highland Chemical Works, foot of West S3d St., on mill twitch of Hudson Hirer Hall road. Uuyer will bo preeent on Wednesdays tad Salurdtyi, from 10 A, M. until II M, fllllKSocretaryof lha Commlaaloneri of Pharmacy X would reauectfully notify til drogglsts ana pit. icrlptlon elorkt that by calling at his office. 71 Unloa place, he will appoint a lime fur their examination. Lo II 1 180 IHIANDA.Secrctair. 1JIIMT OFFICE NOTICK.-The malls for Ko rope, dnring the week ending Saturday, Aug, 8, 1x71, will close at thli offlca on Tueeday at IIS I on Wedneedav at 13 1 onThnrsdav at 10M i and on rlatur day atH A.M. P. II. JQNnn. Posimsster DIVORCES legally obtained i desertion, Ac, tnffi. rlentcauarti no r.ublloltyi nocharre In advance advice Iree. M, lIOUhK, Attorney, ISH Uroadway, N.Y gsutirel liwtinnutni, BBAIITIPUIa rosewood piano, ISO. 7-nctave, carv ed legs, ill Improvement i aacnncei inataliuenti CAHI.K'S. 170 8111 av. IAIIY will tell, lets this llOO.htndtome pltnoforlti J modern ilyle and Improve ntnts H Third it. l'ltOlOiJT!, 4 K7 KNTII UAI'CIITKR, born with a caul i andBifiol iotriigiii to tell all events of IHei her mane Imsge showt tbe exact llkeneti ul the one she will cause you to marry If you with, luiiueiliaelr No. IM Ktat llou.ton st.oelow 1st av opp a. chard II. Jdtei 50 ceutij to gently U AUAMK M I A I'ACT.-Prot MAIW telle the mTnd arflrtt tighf A Ladtea and gents, cousuilblm tor everything, aud have good luck. He It a icltanilo astrologer rJecreti torsuccesslu all business, and a ipteriy uitrrligt to tne one you wish, llteness, uame, and day. 51 Third avnetrwthtt, 50c, ton.' lie tellt trnt' 1 ,a 4 DKLAIDKII. 1. A III lilt It Tht) N, Uypty cialr' l voraui. paycnomeirlti, and teat meiminT can be

A ?'K,,T,7"- ANN A, bislneat olaTrvoyant tpiriT A tualiil, tells everything, your nam. and tht name of tne one you marry i cauiot speedy marrltie" brings to.elhsr those long tepiraiedi never lat no satfs. faction, no pay, iraday.. between mat and37dttt, A things revelled; no charge unle-ssitiinsd MADAMK BING1I1, Cltlrvo)tnt, LOOR IIatRKI-No humbug -Mid. KOSh relit everylhing.iunieof oue you marry tndot vli lor ctutet apieoy raarrlarri, mows likeness, hilars to. gethtr loose cag separated, mver itlit in Inc. y num. bert. 13 Weil list M.jjeiwten iiroajwav and 7ih ar. MADA M PORTKtl," asereit. -Iba best in lha .7'r.ies!S."".l," rirythlng. 77 lit Tay ,,'-L"!i?f' Lucky numbrn, Af ADADIF." l.I'lIA.NONJIO.NI), "born-will-a RjiVAg.",,MV k2H(5 JV.-Mrj.'jflT'S T hfwtn7th.n BIN !?.i, J -I!"! D'a-.Str tsjual oanoot tie loann i l f07M MM Wk UXf. rtn, sS. Mil Vto. muitijuriu. yy AMiAUIVN. 01174 AT BIJtJOTIhH. ft l r i n I. oa- tho L r Oherry Tre V I Inn. I R L r t R DRAUTIf OL BORNKIir', BTAItTLINO TADLRAtfX, niltLLIANT KFFHCT8, Ajto a roWKHFOl, CAST Of CHAttAOTRKS. KI.FIK" hVKIJf KVKNING. Q I.YM PIC'tIIKATRK. THIItl) WKF.K ANpTlItKAT SUCCRSit. JOIINNY AI.LKN, the popular Comedian tnd llnlivd Character Actor, Kvery evening ni HC'flNKlllKlt "n McCiotky't great drama of BOIINRIDRIt, OH DOT HOUUW VON DR ItfllNR. MATINKR SATUn D AY AT I O'CLOCK. rilON Y I'A'TOU'H (iPKIt A liOUME, X l.ASf NIGIirsOF Mil G. W THOMPSON. IHtMlKDAY KVhNINO, AOG.I. SAMPSON IIAIIDHKAI). UIIIAN O'LINf, PKItSKUUTRD DUTCHMAN. O. TT. TnOMPBON In tht'o 0 lartctert, Mailn-e every Wednesday and Satnrdty. Admialcn J5a 1V and 500. Juvenilia lie. Fnnay, Complimentary lleneflt of O. W. THOMPSON. AIH,M.O IITHB.nd UltOAD-rTAV- KXT.,AOH..aNAHYFiATTHACTIOtf. U0IN8 OF PAItlS and suiinnDs THK PAItlS COMtlUNR 1.1 NKW YOitlC, Portraits, life site, of the Leiden of the Comronne. Hoetage. Membert of tne Vertalllet Government. 7 ho not nencct now double Htereo'Copllcon. OI'KMNO NIOilT. MONDAV. AUGUST 7. IINA tUVVIN'M TIIKATiHt. TW UroadwayT KRLl.T A LKON'S MINBTItSLS. OPKN RVHHY KVKN1XO. j'and SATURDAY MAItrtEK. Prodoollon ol the great moral drama entitled TltIKKT-OF lR AVK M4N. MATIN KR TO DAY AT 7 V. M. Special engagement for '.ne matlree peiformanee of the JOHN I. 11 ALL IIUltl.KSQ.UK TltOUPK, wbo will make their flrit appearanoe tn Uyron't bur icaqtio Of LA bONNAMUUI.A. ijdiiTU'M thkatrk. lot i a. WILL UK OPKN MONDAY. AUGUol II. with LOITA. In her Dual rharaclerof LtTTLK NKLL and the MAltCUIONBSS. Teiltl.O'H" IJAlVllKN. 1A llllllll WKKK ItV OLIVRIt DOUD IlYItUN AS JOK FKHItM, TIIK FKllllUT, in the seneailontl drama e titled Allium THK CON I IN RN f. BUPPOH1 KD HV A POlVhltrUL OAST. ACltOS.S THKCO.NTINK.tr Mttlnee. aaturilty tt I. HOWKRY .THKATRK. Mil JAMKH M. Willi) TllltOUOII 11V DAYLItlHT. The great MII-litlltN. the I'rmean Vocalltt. THK DKAI) SHOT JtJIuiC JO.NU IIRA.VOIl II AO KM. MONMOUTH PAUK-AHOUST MRP.TINO. COMMENCING TUMUAY, AUQ l.A.ND CONTINU ING FIVK DAYS. Stetmen Jeu Iloyt and Plymouth Rock leave Jtiw York al 1,30 and 10-33 A. H.i telumbj, oonhect at Ban dy Hook with tralni leaving Immediately after tbe race, landing pastengert In Now York at 8 o'clook P. U. Far from Long Urinoh to the Count and return by N. J. B. It. It twenty live cent. WM. K. 1CATNOH. Secret try. I I Lt iiroiuiiTj. rjiiiB revT roitTtT (VIADUOT) 11AILWAY COMPANY. I'UULIO NOTICK Tlie nndertlgndCOMMIS3U)NKItSof STOr K gTD SCHIPTIO.NB to tht NKWYOHK RAILWAY COM PANY, give notlcetbal the DOORS OF BUUCHIPriON to tbe Capital Block of men Company WILL UK CLOSED on the Hat DAT OF AUOUBT. 1C7I UNTIL THAT DAY the Hooks will remain open lor Subscriber at tbe Danaleg llouae ot DUNCAN, 8HCIIMAN A CO., II NASSAU ST., and also at the UANK OF THK MRTIIOPOLIS, 31 UNION SQUARK. Until tbe Books of Bnbtcrlpt oa art closed, ALL BUB SCIIIUKItS (or Stor- will have the URNKFIT OF IN. TKitKST upon tho to cral Inatallmeoti paid, and at al lowed lo Ihoto tubtcrlhinc within thirty days after Ihi bookt wero opened. Ualtd Naw Yok, July 14. 1S7I, AI.KX'H T. srKWAItT.) Commissioners on Jo NJACOH A810U.( benaltot LKVl P. MOltTON, tbeConpary. jpi.tbtnig. jJiGRTIF.TlI IMVlilKNO, WASHINGTON INSUIIANCK COMPANY. 171 UROADWAY. Naw Toil. July 71. 18ft. A DIVIDEND of FIVK PKIt CENT, bit bien de olareo, payaole Augail 1. frre of tax. WM. K. LOTIIROP. Stcrelarv. OFFICK OF TIIK CITY PIRB INrtUll l ANCK COUPAN V. IllllrcTa'way. rfew VoMtT iih Montti. lit 1I71.-A dividend of ,ve Dollari per share tree of tax. wax this dtr ordered, ptyahli on Monday, 7th Inst. Fraailtr boom rimed tilltnat date. DAVID J BLAUVKLT. Secretary. 'I7ltKASt(tKR'.-s OFFICK. St. Joieoh and Den-.f-.T.y tl!7 "road Company. St. Joieph Mo, July ,4' '""..rT.tS coupon; and lntertt on the Flrn Mort gage KlOll l l'KK CK.N1. U'lLD BONDS 01 the St. Joieph and Denver City Itailroad Company, both Kail ern and Wealern Ditialons. du- Aug. it ,1877. at .Sew 7 ork. will be paid at tbe offlce of the Farmers' freBoMax Company, In tat City of New York, THOMAS B. TOQTLK, Trei'nrer. gy.iriM ganhs. f IPTUAli i IIKN?KPIT HAVING RANK. i-7JL, nun tloilJing, 184 Naisau II Now Vor DrVIDKND.-A aeml annual dividend at the rate of asr per cent, ater annum, on til turn! of 83 and upward which have been on dtposlt for one or moremontha neiir-revlona lo July I, will he paid on and ellar July LNTKRKSl not called for will remain at principal, and draw Intireit from July 1. BANK OPKN dinfrom 10 lo 3 also Monday ant Saturday evenings, from IK to 8S o'cloct, loierest commencee on Iht lit of every month following tbe deposit, CHARLIES X. GRAHAM, President. 0 II. ttiariDiOT, Secretary, VVKHTHIIIKHAVINIls'irArNiTI 77 IMaTII AV.IIKTA'KkN lllil AMI I2TH STS. Open dally from A. M. lo 3 P.M., and vn Monday, Wednesdar, aod Saturday eveninga from 3 to 8. Mouev depotiled oa or before Autf. 10 will bear In ternal Irnm Aug, I, blX PKIt CKNT allowed on all sums. f A. CONKLINO, l'retldent, Wat, II, Allii, Secretary, jpoast -futttumj. puuMTunk. carpkW. AT OTARKKLL'S. 200 8Tn AV coiiNF.it or 2orn r. PAYMKNT 8 TAKEN WKKKLY Pit MONTHLY. IMIHNITURF.. carpets, and bedding, the largest aaiorlment aud the loweat ptioes for cash, or on weekly or monthly pavinents. at fl. M. COWPKHTHWAIT'S. 153 Cbathim I VVEKKI.Y OR NONTIU.Y FA YKNTmT 71 CarpaU, furnituri. bedding, Ac,i pncea lowir thin auy horn la Ue city. DKAI.T A CUNNI.NOHAM. Dll tnd 3d av. nearflttiu Jfirsonal loli3. CTItlCTDItK. mtult, and piles radically cured k? without knife, caustic, or detention from business diseases of the generative organs, unease and delimit Hies ol the eye, nose, fare, peraoo. and all Import in cava. IIHN'llV a. DANIK1.S, M. Ill Letlnglor- ay i -i a i Jilt-urn. 1 I.I, special Piaeases Ladles and gctlemen In i trouhl- t 20 year' experience In Prut tan military hospit lit. A successful cure lutlde ol i houri, or no fe, Consultation tree, DR. FltANKLlN. I d Dleecker it, 4 LI. ftPKCIAI. DISF.AHES "-nred In the skort l en poinole time i no dtleotion trout buaineai; 10 yiiriiuieiisful practice. A. LKWia. M.D.. 7 Hetch St.. .Niw York. I I.ADI F.S In trouble gun. anteed Immediate re .la 7 is-1. No lees until perpvtlr tali'Di-Oi eicgaut rooms. Ac. provided, Dr, ASCHr.il, Amity place, new number 17, (Laurent it. j A .I.AIIIKS' Phyticlin'lTr-H, DTlTniNDLU, iw fa Wett 76th it. (23 j ears' practice), guarantees sieedy relief to ladiei In trouble i board auo nursing provided, A't!. iK,'IA JIIHKASKrs "cured by Dr, JULIAN, at tae French Crng store, 313 Petti it., nearCentro. No minera l utid y tahliined It.H, DR. I'UllltY, 91 Bleecker it., nrai Broad waT ruret all lueclal duetset Immidlaielr. tnd ladlei In Iroiihlt at oae Interview, without Inconvenience. Noiee unlets cured iilliltciorlly. DR. I. KWIH. author of Medical Companion tad rulufl I'talio, oners riiloratlan to the debut ii.."." S'"tei1-. lorty jean' pnvat priiuce. I uravk si.. Now Tork. R. AND .11J1K. VIt.I.KTTcnre it oneTnter ji viewi their French Dillt uever ftili roomt bttor tudduilugoongoemeoi. 34Weilt4lh it., neat 8tb av 1 ADIEU guaranteed "Immedlale relietTor no fall Xl roonia beTureand during conOueinenli their pill t Iniallloi. Ur. and Miut, WKS7', 111 Wea4 4Hh l, ear Uroadway, 9ll"i YEA IIH' practice In Paris. Go nowhere'eTse 7r ti.r a true, permanent cure of all special aud ItulH dUswt. Pr.VKUAUT, IMUItecktr it. "iliiHliSii!: rjlUIHUR. OrjAItLIH A. DIHA. Editor. TnR DAILY BUN, 14 A YKAR. A preeminently readable newaotper, wita the Itrgait Nrenlatloi ia (he world, rtee, Independent, and fear-h-ain potiuoa. All the news from everywhere. Two oentt a copy t by mill, 30 oenla a month, or 18 a year. i nit dollar MtKt. r a if. A NRWSPAntit OF THR PltKSRNT TIMR1. INTKNDKD Foil PKOPLK NOW ON KAItTII, Including Firmert. Mechinici. Merclnr.u. Piofotilonil Hen, Workers Thinker tnt alt Mannr of llonolt Fotknand the Wive. Sont, an I Danghtera of til anch. ONLY ONK DOLLAR A VIIAIt ONK IIUNDI1RD COPIKS FOR 151, Or lea than Oae Cent a Oopr. Let there ho a ID Old 7 at every Poetomoa. THR SRUI-WKKKLY SUN. II A YKAH. ol Dm tame mo and general oharacter at TIIK WKBre. I.T.bnl with a greater variety of mlacillincoui read ing, and lurniining the nowt to its tubicrlDiri witli gretter Irrar.oeii. because it coimi twice a wi in itetdof onoeonty. TKItMS TO C'LUIH. TIIK DOLLAR WKKKLY SU.N. Five copies, one tear, trparately addrenei. Foon DOLL&na. Ten coplet. one year, teparately addresiei (and an ex tra copy to the getler up or club), Kt'iitr DoLt.Ra. Twenty copies, one year, separately addressed (and an extra oopy lo the getter up ol club), Urmt DoLitni. Fifly copies, one year, lo one iddrcii (and the Semp Weekly one year to goiter tip of club), TitlkTI-Tiing- Dnr.Ltns. Filly copies, one year, teparately adrtrom d (and tin Seuil-Wcekly one year lo getter np or cum, TuikTr-rtvE DokLtnt. One hundred copies, one year, tn one address fan I l,ie Dally tor one year to toe grtter up ot club), Firrr Dor.i.itt One hundred conlpt, one year, teparately aldiett-l tend tbe Dally for one year to the getter up of clotii, Stxtr DoLLtns. THR SRMI-WKF.KLY SUN. Flvecoplc,oneyear, teparately addr'tiel, litanr Dnu.tm. Ten copies, one tear, teptrately addresiei (tnd an attra copy to getter up of club), bixratx DoLLtnt 8KND YOUIt MONKY In Post Offlce orders, cni.cn, or draltt on New York, wheneverconvenlent. If not, men register the letters containing nionor. Addrest L W KNULAND.l'uhliaher. San offlca. New 7 ork. lt XTKI'i'V'tl DARK IIA Yrt," by the autnot of 11 "LtrTLK MAO'S CHILl)itKN.''wii begin to dty in the NltW 10HK DAILY WITN has. Price one cent. Iruittunon. fllllOY l i'.IIAI,!! sK,7IINAIt L 1 In Iiitiitutiou orfcrt the accumulatcl a dvaot gee of over 30 year of loecriaful ooerttlon. For cut coitit apply to JOHN II, WILLAltD. Troy. N. Y. CO Kl FOR 'i writinir lesson! bookkeeplnr. WJiiHI arithmciio. grammar, spelling. 15 each Vtcalton pupils specially taught, net and evening. TAIKF., 81 Bowery. public Jolttti. QTATK OF NEW YORK, office of the Secretary 0 of Stale. Albany. August 1, 1671 To the Sheriff of tae County of hew York-Sin Notice la heiei.y given that at the general election to be held in thli State on IheTuetdty tucreedinc tbe nrtt Monday of Novcmoer next, tbe following officer! nre to be elected, to win .A Secretary of Slate, In the place of Homer A. Netaon i A Comptroller. In the place of Asher P. Nichols i A Treasurer, in the place ot Wheeler II. Bristol i An Attorney-General, In the place of Marshall B. Cbamplajn i A state Engineer and Surveyor, In the place of Van Itevtelaer Hlchmopd A Canal Uommlsnoner, In the plsce of George w. Chapman i An Inspector of Stale Prlioni, In Iht plact of Dtrld li. Mo.N eil, Ail whose terras of offlce will sxplre on the lest day of December next. Also, a Justice of the Supreme Court, for the First Judicial District, lo tho place of Jonah nutbenand, whose term ot office will expire on tbe laat dty of De cember nrtt. Also, a Senator for the Fourth Senate District, com l.rtaiit. ti.e r-i,i. Beon.1. Titird. Fonrih. Finn Mtm Seveuth.Tbirteen'.a end Vourteet.lh lV.idi it tot i c ty and oiunty ot New York. Also, a Senator for the Fifth Senile Dutrlct. compet ing the Ktghtb. Mnih, l-ifieenta. and stiteentn Wards ot tne cltr and county of New York. Alao, a senator for the t-Uth Senate Dlalrlct.com pntlng the Tenth. Kleventh, and Setonteenth Wtrda of tbt oily and county of New York. Alio, a Senator ror Ibe Seventh Senate Dl'trlct. com prNing Ibe Klghlcanlb, Twentieth, and Twenty-Srst wards of the city and county of New York. Also, a Senator for tne Klghlh Senate District, com. prising Ihelwclfth. Nineteenth, and Tweuty-eecond Wards ot the city and county of Sew York. COUNTY OFFICKIU-Alio to be elected for said conntyi Twenty one members of Aliembly i Tito Jntilceaof lite Superior Court, In tht place of Samuel Jonrs aod Jam c. Spencer t A Judge of tne Court of Common Pleis, In the place 01 Chattel P. Daly i A Judge of the Mtrini Court, In the place of Henry Alkeri A Heglater, tn the place of Michael Connolly i Two Into, ctore ol Rlecnon for each Mection DH Irtet. In tne place of tbe piesent Inspectors of KlOCtlOO All ot whose termt of office will expire on tbe list dty ol December next The attention of town and city Klertloa Boards. In spector ofKlertlon.aud CounryCanvaiiersls olreetcd to chip. 717 of the Lawi ol till, herewith nrln'od. as to lha topplv ot ballot boxes, form of billott. tnd manner ul canrai.log votes, to wltt .v, Chapter 717. AN ACT In lelatlon to the election of Rapreientttlve in Congrew. fcenatort, and Memoere of Attembly v.'.""i April 5. 1871 1 three-tlftht being pretont. Tht People of the Slate of New York, rjpreiented In Seoa'e and Assembly, do enact at follows i Siotiom 1. At eacb annual or special election at which a lupreienlalive tn Cougreas, Senator, or Mem ber of Assembly Is hereafter to be elected, the Instec tort in the literal election dlilrict in thli bttte thill proyidi and keep a separate box In which all ballon for Itrpietentatlves In congress, to be Indorsed Con. greaa," ehall be deposited i also a separate box in which all ballots tor Senator, to be Indorsed "Senate." snail be deposited i and also a separata box In which all natlotator Member of Aaaembly, to be itidotaud Aa iemoly."thtll be deposited, aai tbe ballon deposited In ittd leveral boxes shall be estimated and canvassed In liie order uamed above, respectively, and Immedl. ately following the estimate and canvtit of the ballon indorsed "Snf a." II All actt and pattt of actt Inconsistent with the provisions ot thli act are hereby repealed I 3. Tint art shall taae effect Immediately. IW-epeclfullr yours Ac, II A NP.LSON, i-ecretary of state. Yon are. without delay lo deliver a cop) of the anove notice to tho Hoard ol Stipervlaors and lo each Super Vltor in jour county and also to cause s copy ot raid nonce to he published lo such public newspapers print ed In your rounli. not exceeding nrteen In number, having the largest circulation In tne cry and cou .ty of New l it, once eact. wrrk until tin elect. on. Vide Chip. 4t0, Lawl ol tsro. Sinnirr's Orriri Niw Cot-BT Horn, i Citt ihii i ooiin or Mr Vint, Int. 1. 1-71. 1 certlft the foretoing la bo a true coot ol the F.icc Hon Notice received by me thit day from the Setreiary ofbtale. MAI IIIKtV T IIHKNN'AS. sheriff of the City and lounly of New York. Publishers of newspapers will not Insert this adver tltemeni unlets eiparmlly aulhorlxeu to to do. See Chapter 4, La a s of Ivy MAT1IIF.VY T. HltBNSAN.Sherlff. f-KIRFORATlON NOTICK.-l'uuiic notice 11 VJ hereby given to the uwuer or owners, occnptul or occupants ot all homes and lots, improved or unim proved lands aOet-ted thereby, thtl the following as lesiinenu bavebeencompteted.and art Iolgedin tht office of the Board of Auction (or examination br all bertoni Interested. vix. I. For Itylng Belgian pavement In Thirty third itrett. frnmSlxtnto fenth avenue. 7. For laying Belgian pavement In Macdougal streit. from spring to high n street. 3, For laying Belgian pavement In Ninth avenue, fiom Fourteenthto Twenty. third ttreet I. For laying Belgian pwrme it In I'ony-sixth street, from Ninth avenue to Hudson lllver 3, For lajing llelcnn pavement In Mneleccth street, from Sunt to Tenth aveuuo 8, lVr lai Ing Heltlan pavement In Pearl ttrcet. from Whitehall street to Cocntlet slip. 7. For laying Helgian pavement In Iteade fri-et. Irom Washington in Wett street 8, For building tewer In One Hundred tnd Thirteenth street, b tween Third tvennu and llvrlem lllver V For building teaer In no Hundred and Fourth street, bi-twern Third and Fourth avenura, ami one Hundred and Filth street, between Second and 7 hlrd ateuues in ror rrgulstlng and grading teltln. curhand gnt fr ttonet -.ml fit.. lug rliu-niuth street, irmu First avenue 7o Katt inter. II iltiilli embiaced by such tssersinerit iuclu.lt all J.u serera. t.ouies an I lots of .-ruiina. vaca.t lot, pieces and narcrla ofland all tated -n 1. Hnth slues of Thirty third street, f-oin sixth to Tenth avenue, to the extent of half ib block on tne tn teisectlng streets. 2 Huh aides oiMaclouga.1 street, troni "prlna to Kighth street in the extent ol naif the blue, oi the In tcisectinz streets. J Uothsldes of Ninth avenue, Irom Ftiu.ieenib to Tweuit thlrd slirct, to the extenl of half tht nine, on thu Intersecting street. I Both sides of Fori) slxtb ttreet, Irom Nlut.i :iv nuo to Hudson lllver, to ihk extent of half the buck on the Intersecting streelt. 3 Both thin of Niuetrenth street, irmn Sixth tn Tenth avenue to the extent ot hall ihu bl c on the in lertecltug streeis. 8. Both sides ol Pearl street, from Whit lull street to Coennes sup, tu the client of half Hie block on the In tcrtectlng liroets, 7, Hot n tlilrt of Iteade ttreet, Irom Wathlngton to West street, tu the extent o li.i,t the blocs, ou ibe ,n terircilng streets. 8. Iloih aides of 1131ft street, from Third avenue tn Harlem lllver, the easterly aid uf Dnril avenue, fiom llJlii to mm street, the iniitherlr aple ul llllhincoi. Irom Second lo litird avenue, the northerly aide of H2th Btrrrl, Irom becond lo Third tvetiue both aui-i of Second avenue, irom ll.'th tu It J h uro-i, aad tne easterly aide ot Second avenue, Irom 113th to Hint ttreet. 0. Both sides of 101th street, from Third lo Fouith avenues i both aidei ot 103 b a ro-t, from S, coni to llntd aveuuei and the easterly side or Fourth av nue, from 10 id to IOIihairel. lOHoth sines of Fliir ninth street, Irom llritave nue 7 1 the Xatt Invar, to the extent of half Hie block on Hie Intersecting alreeii. All persons wnose interests are artecied by the above named assessments, and wno are opposed to the tains, or rimer olthem, are requested to ore-ant their ohiec. Ham In wrlllog to ttichard Tweed, Chairman ot the Uefd of Aiirssora at ttuir ofrjoo. No 19 Chatham atrett, within thirty dtya Horn the date ofthit no ice, HICIIAHD TWKKD, THOMAS II ASTKN, MYhll MYKILS. FHANCllS A SANDS. Orrtc. in.a.r. or A...a,n. I AM"or, Naw roa. July tt, isu. -------l-. i aj S JftrmboMi tinb Jlnlltwbi. l,7R KRAI l.V A Y-TiTaIN- LKATTTtlT lljwool of (Ti. nbert Unit ana' fio, f, ui,,,"yl Through Rxtreii Tralni lure Cnemtt.r. A.M. lioo A. so p m. tnd .)0) Vr Now and lni,rovs)d Drawing room Coaei.i" paoy the tm A. M. train lAroui. ti uSi. Suspension Bridge, connectin, Tt "loineS?.!?,1 "I niuniBcani Meening Coeh4 rnnn 7n, iVJ i Cleveland and Cincinnati, sleep J. tfe"" 'I accompany the t.w a. m. train iim ni to llurfalj, me 330 P M irn Vrnm ut Suspension Bridge and the 7 09 P it trIUI." r'l A!,'?.lno,?.;K?.vVl8'? Ji sihid'n lw,v f- and, Snnnavaoniv.au) A M M,l"f Tor tiliaville and Wtv, at ll .10 A. M. P.M. llh w' ',9 1 'vlMI Ui 'or f.n?m nd Way, J 00 and 8 flj p M ..?J: "'raou and Wtt, ai c-rs DM a m iis. I 15 4.00.5.13, 847,8 1 l an I ll dldnt-nt AM. an I u.i, ti oo. 50). 000 a i. s,. ,IM'I -Jneadayi and tunrdata only at uu M Inuk.1'1 a.,0.,.,ll"'2,V,.,.,'N,";l'- HI"""! aud IV, ,Vn n!iM'-Tr,,V,,ls' a" i s Vp u ini ?lr-.n".1""-""1 Salutdaitonly til IN uJLXl u ti rtttnd it Trtina at I'Ksii ii ii "tW i 1 ,rTrlnt leaving (ihtmo-rtslrr.t ni .vsi a,, 8 II "m U" h0't fnm Tlciteti i lor ot.aaxo ami for apirtnpin siadria-ia. rooni and lecping coaches ran be obUiueJ S tor lherliecklng and trtntler of haggle ,.af a' i,. al the )jmp.iy'i mcos. 2H. 7fl" ai'd ill VtlA war i 703 Cliamii.r at. H Or uwic i at ar,." of Chimheri ti and loot ot iSd at New Ynri ii! "nel'p'aTlfo'ler.01' J""r l,llT' J Duly Jor i termor.! and fynit. t for llaex,...,. Fnrlliickena ick aud llillldlleooly er Crca kil ii I., t). ItUCKKIt, An.',!, WM rum Goa'l Sllp't tali. O'l Pas,' v.1 I'.ONH IHI.ANII R t II. ROAD CO. J BUMMKIt AHH -tlKJUN r. J.,n,ne.ns,,1p,liVo.fo1w'1,)r ;i.lr.l.wl I, -M A. M Gruenpiirt an 1 stg Harbor. nVt't Hortlino I an llll-n env 'iW.'iii",'.'' Train. All tialnt romicct it Minne.t a wh 1 1 rult v'aYe'v";!!;1 .n.T,r,n.! ,0'. ""''NO'ioci U S2.Wliiftrvft,nAV from Veatrv at al A M Mlh SI. nt 8:13, Inn r in s I.."V.t.r J ,oln.1 I'rnnal Newbtirgh PougnVeet lie, Hhlneheck .Calaklll. and (inOion oinnt-Un r"0"1? '"r the West t lor Huron Hirmrt ii irom New Ynrxi and lllntnsmtn,,, f,,',." nnrings tMMirom New York) Al HaWmt'tu"" on Springs, til rail to Iroy oyteairb laiM'liavuil C'l'itA ill IIOAT Sl A it Y" PlfV HI. I, tiom Vr-T? p ll alSiJu f M. fo extern. We t I'nial Cotiiwi. Venhurgn, Milton, Pou,-h.i-e isie and Hon ii( J Ctnir.ioiu 4 ('ll HA P IIAII'V HXtrH's'roNTo'KTp V N. J arioiiiiiig a rice viow ol tne Narrows, SiaM Island, and the Highlands of Navesmk. n-imi HOLHDKL will leave P.rr As N t h Ititu o! Btrciavii., Wrduusdtr Aug 2, at 9: A. M, Aoeii 10 A.M., Aug latHlSI) A.M., Aug Sat Hi)) a V Aug. "at II A. M. Leave Reyiuirt at 7 P.M.ttxei Baittrdart). Fare, 23 cenlt each way. DA I ItY (KXrKI'T.hATIIRIIA Yft RltlTiJ! LAKHOAI' FOIl I'lIK Klnlll.SU HNIa S att imer HIP VAN WINKLK, Ctpt. SIMMfiH, tril leave Peck tllp it 7:13. Chrittopter it at 8-.10, an t Pier N. It at 8 A. M. Schleoel't Urasi an I Cotillon Datl Uaits, lines, and refreshments ou board. l.siTiiiifr.s iiovt Tin, eip-cuny wbm ike I prove to the summer tnurut flit ha can msietra rcund trip between ew Yo-k and Nitrata Fallibi IV Kr e railway quicker, loOolte v mnrecomrorttoir,is) tfarty arty ft oen' cKmper lliau by any ,.lh r roots Hound trio tlctteta 111 Sean each war in the pa if ti.l cm Drawing lliom and f lerplci Coaebea only ll ti Ira. Trilntieave bamb -ra it riuliv at 9 and I' A. k and 3:3) and 7 P. M., and 73d it 13 mlnntet arll r. Sljipjjmg. NCIIOll Itl.NK FAMMAUE TICKETS, to and fiom any Railway Station In Great Urltala, In land. Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, llmad Uelginm, and tbe United states, by ittmert ij Wai7,' 'l'4mrRT CDR''EN'cr RATES. Alio, Draft (or any amount. UENDKHSON nitOTHhfU, 7 Howling Orsea. I'0i,nt..'u.KK',!,s'r,,,VN .AN,) isivKimiiii. slUsoiiowi1'0 Steatuirt ate appjimejii fur tit joiwerp, Thnrsdir, Auz. 3. ai I p. It, City 01 rarii.Saturday, Aug, 3. at 2 I. M. City of Naw Wk. inutid-y, Aug 10, at 1 P M, City of Brussels, Saturday, and earn succeeding baturday and Tbnndtr, from Pit U. North f PASSAOH.. Pavablt tn Gold. I Payaoie In Currency rietrCanlH ItSlaTiaiaut II Paaarngrri alio forwarded to Pint, llstro. litis onrg. S eden. Norway, and Dtnrotik it reduce I ittn Tickets can be nougat here at moderate rales by per soaa wiabtng to aend lor their trieads. For further Information apply at the Compsay't ofBot JOHN O, DALK. Agent, 18 Broadway, New Tori. TVTATJONA Is LINE OF HTKAMNIItPa 11 TO LtVbltl'OOL AND GUhKNolOWN. ViuniMA. Sumner, naturdty, Aug, s. it 8 A M. FHANCk, Tbomion.Sttnrdir, Aur, 11. at 11', M. FOH L'lNUON DllthCT. HELVETIA, Or'ggi, Wednesdty, Anr. 0. tt It a. M Ctbin ptttage 113 ana Macarraie) Steerage in carrsaci Pi-eptid ttrertge tickets from Llverpool.viuesailoei Londonderry, and Glasgow, 3I cirrencr. For puther Inlortuiilon. apaly at tbe Oomptnyl paces. ODUtotdway. F. W.J. HUHST. Manager, QNf.Y IllilltCT LINE TO FRANCb. VnK OKNEHAI. TflANS ATLANTIC OOM PANTI MAIL STEAMSHIPS HKTWRF.N NEW YOItE, AMI IIAVHE. CALLING AT UREsr. VILLK DK PARIS. PKHEIRK. LAFAYK1TK. KL'HOI'K, ST. LAUItKNT, VILI.E DU nAVHK. Appointed to aall on every alternate saturdtr. PRIflF. OF PASSAOK IN GOLD (Including will) FlltsT CABIV. IIIOi SKCONI) CABt.N. 73. Kxcnrslou Tlckeu at a reduction of len per ceal. For Freight or Passage apply at the office ot GLOHUE at ACKKNZ1E, Ageet, M Broadway. New York. WHITE STAR LINK. 71 Between New Vork and Liverpool, otlliot n Cork btrbor ach way. New aod magnificent Belfast nnllt neimthipa. combining SAFE I Y, SPKKD. COM FoltT. paaaenger accommodallont nnrivallsl ATLANTIC Caot, Murray ,.vug. 5, at9A. M. oi.'KASIU Capt. 7noropaon, Aug. 19. at 4 P. M, BALTI'. Sett. I attl'.M. saloon ratta.184), gold i Excursion. llttiSieer age. 130. enrrsnert Prepaid Cttllfloatet. 133 appiy at Watte Star Line offlres, J. It. SPAlIRS, Agent, II Urotdwty. p a Jonts an. 4arn.igM. i;)It HALK-OnThursdty, Augnit 3, Kll till I o'clock, a black mare wttn two a lute hint fent aaJ one white trout foot, and white star oa for hst I i am one bay mire, al the Public Poun I, M tnliau m tt ost. nth and loth avs. JEHKMIAII 111,'TLKH, IVuadnu-ter, 1,1(111 fstLK-lnew inaracl truca andin-wm-r kei carts Applv tn llio.M AS RODOER4. o IVeti l.'t st t l -Eflntginr rc- I70R rs 7 LK-43 horse power enirlne a4 bollem price, g.'.wil Inquire ul the LALASCK A UKOS Jl AN ilan'l'j Co ,8 Brekman it I .soil -tA ,H li n hurtc c-ulne, boiler, ami steal pu upcompleti' Inquire or F tlltoir. itllulton.l OTIJA.7I encinea, li.iiieit, miichlnrrr low pritet rnolH) A IIAF'KKIII Y.ioilarrla) tt .work,i'atrma IflttHUJ. U I H IIHI A IIKtHTIPTL aelnf cnnliniioiii O L" uuin toulh, at Dr. I'KHa TON'S, 16J Howert SHoob Hn- osl JOAL-3.'0lnard bcl.u)lknl. 3II 'nest nihil. ffOUOSJII. Dljl'A RT.UI'.NT OF IM'III.IC U IIRIlN tr iii oAiiwiv. -7o (..mtrariort I'ropo.a s ear In a sealed envelope, with the title of the nor), au 1 1 -l name of the bputir endorsed thereon i W.' IHI NUMI1KH OF Till'! WOKK AS IN 111' ADVH1 TISKMFN 1) will be receive I at tills offic until tin da., Aiigiitt?, 1S71. at II o'clock' A M. tor HierdioV. Iu w ira I Fur paving Willrtt street, betw en Hiv D -t sit Houston stieeia. wnii He, gun piv.-.iien anl lai n crustwalks at tho intcriecf in:; alri-et wnetn r. qiiif''-l .lor pavlni Nine etnih aireet. netae n m oi! ar -nue t-id haat lllver tt itli Hel.init p ,te i.e,.i sol 1 11 in. croaawaUa at the lllicisecllli.- stree-s a I err re quired .1 For pavlns Twentieth street, bettae-n Su.n sul Tenth ateuu.e, with Belgian uaveine.il a, I crosswalks at the tiiteraeciing atreeia whor. r a'i '1 l-nr ravin. Tnetiii-'ecoiiu street. n, i her. enth avenue and Hudson Inter, wuli in naa nieni. and la) ids cioa.wnlks at mier-ei t n a rJ tthcrerequiritd. I- For luvmcThlri) third -tre-t.b twe 1 1 v r; oa avenue and Kast lllver, Willi lleUim p.t- t a I lainig croaswalkt at tue intersecting sirve i qulrrd ti For paving seventieth sires t between "if a"' Firth uvcnnr", titn lleljiaa pave u o' ant criittwt ka at tho tiitertert n. stteeia v, i- erei'i i-For paving Ki.lilydout i .tree. t.. m eu H''J atenue and Avenue A, ti ll'ljiat pit fl Utlng rroilwalkl at th Intetser-ing ir s required e-For paling Tenth avenue ti -tween r.nne"i and Sixtieth streets, nth He .'unpate p-.' mi i H croa.ia alka at Hie lutcrieinu. sir iie re j or 1 8Fot- pav.nj Moull Flilli avenue ,t', iml't proved sione pav-inen'. and lavin. .ra'.ite li ..-a ai -i ai the mirs 'Cling stre 's where re nue I 10 lot sewer in bevciittenlh s'reet i.-tw-ei vi-a and leiiih nvnii. i II for sower iu Church sir et b"ta in t ni Liipenard ttrreis. 12 Fur seaets In Avenue I) lliirtce.tii nd )",)r teenlh atrett, and 1 hlitecuth street, jo .een A -'i -and l. IJ-For sewer In Fifth avion- 'i-tw Iti r i o t and 7 htrt) ei x( ti si 'eeti. ,k 14-Kot sewei in Fllty-tixth Uliet Pel en I an I r-rvenih atrmira IV-For under.-i. und ctalna h -rv -i. Sup i- "''Li Mnet). third .tiett., and Oitweeii e on i ai d 1 aveuuet. In -For rrpulating, .radln. cuth, gatl-i. i d "V. Jlug i)rly fourtii aireet. b.-iue.-u t .rt nt.i tan liiver. II ror re-iu'ailng, grading, euro, gut -rr antnir fine Gun Implied and I otii..ixui iin'd tr- ond lo l-.iglith avenuo. Hi-Fur re.it, ainif. railing, curb, gu ter. and .n ging one Hundred and Fo.it ti'ie i'h t .-et iw.u Vr I'lleSi Nntiollato Tuillt'i atenue. lu-Foi re. ni. Hi,.- rading, cjiIi, and gullet Ateaii A. Iioiii Slx.y-tliai street to hljhty sin i in e' .O-ror regulam tnd sradlo rit atn'h -'rei, floni Fouilli to V ti'i iveuuu .I-Forcurb, iruilor, and fltg.lni Flity-hrsl tui. beta- eu scco.id avenil and l-.J-l .iver I Blank forms oi propoi.tla, Iho iecinea,ioni aaa l egieenienia, tne proper rntrlnrrs In which tu fi" the nids. aud any luiiher liiiu.niai on diaired I obtained on application to me I'on'ract t lei katt-- I orHie K WILLI IM M I'WH. 1 Corauiia.,luuer of Puoilo -VotaJ. I New Yoik, July 78, 1871. I BHMiHlf