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with many engravings, for 81 49,
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IIENNEDY'S SWALLOW BARN; illustrated
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IL The above sum will be paid for the conviction
OF the person persons guilty any one OF the sew
eral acts Of incendarism which have been commit
ted in this city within the last few weeks.
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Oct l4-3td
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Il to New York, Philadelphia, Piitsburg, and
Wheeling.
An officer of the company will accompany the
evening mail train and take charge of all baggage
for New York
Passengers for the West connect at the Relay,
either morning or evening, with the train from
Baltimore.
Passenger trains leave daily at and a m,
and D. m :, except on Sunday, when but two
trains run, viz a. m. and p. m.
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PENMANsHIp.-W refer our readers to the ad.
vertisemsnt of William A. Richardson, gentle
man, judging from his beautiful specimens of
penmanship. fully qualified to give instruction in
the art,
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CHEsAPEAKEA AND ONO CANAL BONDS
" for sale. Land Warrants wanted. Checks on
all the principal cities for sale by
June est CHUBB, SCHENCK & co.
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PROPERTY SALE.-We learn that the lot on Lou
isiana avenue, north side, several doors east of
Seventh street, (on which are two frame tene-
ments, occupied, in part, by Justice Donn,) was
recently sold at private sale for the of 500,
at the rate of 1920 square foot. The purchaser Mr..
w. G.. Deale, it is said, intends to erect brick
houses upon the ground, which has front of about
forty five feet.
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Arriual Of the Americd

HALIFAX Oct l5.-The America arrived here
to-day. Cotton dull-middling declined an eighth
The Frenklin arrived at Southampton on the I'd.
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LNRoISSART'S CHRONICLES, complete in one
4 large quarto volume, strongly bound in cloth,
with many engravings, for 81 rs,
Octl6 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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The New BADGE OVER THE TIBER.-We in
sert the following communication, with the remark
that the 'error" which the reporter committed
merely consisted in saying that 'the bridge was
completed several weeks ago." when, according to
the writer, ''thc walls were (only) partly carried
up and portion of the arch turned;' and large
portion, too; however, the main fact is confirmed
namely, that the work condemned, and that
reconstruction of the arch was absolutely ne
cessnry:
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
DOU BILE SHEET.
New York, Tnesday, july 10, 1881.
SUMMARY ortre Latest InteIiigccce.

By Intelligence fom Washington, We learn that
the investigation concerning TIE Gardiner claim is
sail going on at Washington, and that Mr. Porte
abe gentleman who it was reported first circulated
the rumor that Mr.. Gardiner had admitted to him
that the claim was fraudulent, examined yes
serday before The Gra nd Jury, through an interrre
ter. We also learn tha, kr. PARROTS attendance
lie required before that body, and that subpoena
has been issued for him. Our correspondent gives
come interesting intelligence concerning this mys
,erious affair which viii be found under our tele-
graphic head
The steamship Golden Gate arrived at Baltimore
yesterday, in thirty-seyen hours from Sandy Hook
1t is expected that President FILLMORE, and Messrs.
Webster and Han, Of the cabinet, viii take pas
sage in her to New Y ork.
Chaplin, the abelitionist who was arrested on
the charge Of abduc.ing slaves il appes-s did not
make his appearance when called upon for trial,
and his reeognizanees were consequently forfeited
The bail was twenty thousand dollars, wSich, If
properly expended, would free great many ne
groes The fanctics of which Chaplin is type,
prefer stealing negroes pur ,hasing their freedom
m an open and honorable manner. Such "phian-
throIy" is Characteristic Of them. The next time
any Of them are caught in such acts, it would be
well to refuse bail for their appearance. If afew
Of them were consigned 20 prison Eor fifteen or
twenty years, It would be attended with good re-
sults and cooi their ardor.
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City Intelligence.

a TERRIBLE AND FATAL ACCIDENT, nj FAILING
DOWN TnE HATcHwAY OF sroRE-rwo YOUNG
WOMEN PRECIPITATED FROM THE FOURTH STORY
To TIE STORE FLoOR-ONE BILLED AND THE
OTHER SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Yesterday evening" about Fix o'clock another Of those
horrible accidents occurred by falling down the hatch
way Of building whereby one young almost
instantly killed and the other very seriously injured
and although lin bs broken, still from the con-
cusson occasoned by the fall the result may yet prove
fatal II that number Of young grls and
employed in the book bindery Of j. Burnstcad No
20 Ann street and it being the time to retire from
work Mary G. Dixie aged twenty years resic ing with
her parents in Twenty street between the Eighth
and Ninth avenues, and another young woman named
Catherine Brady. aged nineteen years residing at
No ~ Tslmsn street Brooklyn in the fourth story
of the building preparing leave work and arranS
ing their toilet At glass the trap which covered the
hatehway aud as represented by persons who the
they b,th stepped the trap which. from its weak
appearance not At any time safe for persons
weight being only supported by leather hinges The
consequence that the leather hinge broke and the
half of the trap, together with the two unfortunate girls
precpitsted through the batchwsy to the store
floor distance of four stories. Mary &. Dixie being
underneath her bead struck the lower step Of the
stair and Csharine Brady fell Mary thus consider
ably breaking her fall Assistance was Immediately
dered and on picking them up sscertsined that
Mary G. Dkes skul was terribly fractured from which
& s eG,a .ra n0rsd nI sS ocer ob Lombard Of the
rage, ss life still visible She sent at TO
the City Hospital but before arriving she expired The
other poor girl conveyed up stairs aud medcs aid
procured, when II ascertsined that no limbs we're
broken, but a very severe conclusion TO the whole
system, which might eventually cause death. After
short time when sufficiently restored, Cstharine
conveyed In carriage TO her residence In Brooklyn
The Coroner was notified and we suppose that the
inquest thorough investigation will be gone into
pectng the propriety aud safety to human life In
ef buildings permitting such fran coverings to
hstchways, merely held together with leather hinge
Such traps for human lives certainly appear TO be
just subject for legal investigation.
DrArH nv DsowSIre.-The un known woman found
drowr. I'd at the foo; Of sstyeghth street hast River
has beer, identified Her name is jose ephine Axemas
aged 20 years, native of Germany verdict
dered Of desth by drowning
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Termination and Commiffai fcr Trial Of CLARK and
Brown, ire Charge of Mwder-Yesterday morning,
Coroner Geer having partially recovered from the effects
Of the late injury, proceeded to the Tombs and
ined the two sailors joseph Clark and John ID Brown
charged with the murder of Policeman Gllispe prior
to committing them in full for trial The prisoner Clark
6rst examined and, after being informed Of his
right assigned by Law, viz-that he at liberty 20
answer or decline to answer any question put to him
answered ~ follows" Ny name u Joseph Clark
born In Liverpool am Is years Of age and by pro-
fesion seaman; and regards the charge preferred
against me. have nothing say" The prisoner Brown
vas then examined In the like manner and said he
80 years of age; born in Baltimore and seaman; and
In reference to the charge he had nothing to say The
Coroner then fully committed the accused parties TO
answer the charge of murder. They again re
msndtd TO cell 70 await their trial In October neSt
Move Charges ef THf against ue Cocred Dirne.7n In
cidsrt stson a Soreteeyr ond the Negro Yesterday in
copsequepce Of the publications. in the newspapers,
several other sbsrgss Of larceny were preferred
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DIrLoNAric AND DrsrIseuIsHrD MoyrM.Srs-The Hon
Nathaniel Miles, Charge to Sardinia arrived yesterday
from iayre In the steamship Franklin and will remain
at the Astor House few days The Hon Mr. Pike and
family have arrived from Taunton a. the Astor House
The Hon Daniel Webster and family are expected to
arrive at the Astor House Thursday, where apart
ments have been engaged for their reception
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shot his ocers for the purpose Of facilitating hi
criminal intention, the infamous crime would also have
been incidental and the perpstr~tor Of 1t
therefore have escaped punishment
This is, however, the British 4" Interpretation"
and "notjon," not Mr.. Bridgham's exclusively.
Indeed, 1r B. did not do himself and the case, and
his decision justice, when he omitted to refer ex-
presly to the official deolarati ,ns of the British
au' u'horities, and the judicial decision in Bahama,
which, we learn, counsel cited to him. They are an
alsuffcient justification and warrant for the refu-
sal to give up Walsh. If such refusal offers pre-
MUM to "deserters" to "murder and rob" their
officers, when deset ting, We have to say the British
government laid down the rule first. The British
decision offered premium to fugitive slaves to
murder and rob their masters in escaping. They
cannot complain that,
Thus ever handed Justice
Commends the ingredients OF the poisoned chalice
To their own lips.
The scurrility Of the Canada papers, respecting
this case Of Walsh-attr butable, it is presumed,
to the chagrin Of ignorant military witlings-
should not be held of much account. 1t does not
bespeak the true feelings of the people of Canada
If some military ocer, of factous feelings, and i'll
disposed towards Lord Ashburton & Co., wants to
assail them, he ought to have the manliness and
courage to say openly and above board, and not
vilLfy American judges. 1t will not prevent "de-
serters being set at liberty here, even if, in es-
Gaping, they shall bring away their arms, regi-
mentas, or should have kicked his honor the major
captain before leaving, as parting com pliment
and they will have the sympathy and encourage
ment'' of a portion Of the people of the United
States.
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against Isaac Davis the colored minister Of the Gospel
arrested Saturday last detected in the net Of stealing
gold rings at the jewelry store No Maiden lane. Mr..
ID. b. Goodman No. John street. jeweler has ident-
fled nineteen gold finger rings, valued ct $50, stolen
from his premises about four weeks ago Tho it
made the representations on other occasions
viz, that he q merchant from Canada and wished
to purchase quantity @ ewelry and hereupon selected
out several hundred dollars WORTH which he represented
he would pay for In the Of the day. and while thus
making the selection the rascal managed pocket un
observed the 10 gold rings, as above mentioned Ths
rogue, subsequently, with some 80 other ringe in
q small box went to jewelry store corner of
Canal street and Hudson street, and there offered
them for SALE and while the proprietor Of the store
engaged weighing the property, in order To
test its value the negro stole two pairs OF gold specta
spectacles and ut accused the negro Of stealing
them The accusation denied by the black rascal
but the not feeling satisfied with the negros word
undertook to search his person, and enough the
spectcles found secreed In the back Of the negros
The proprietor Of the store instead Of causing tho
negro to be arrested seized the box Of gold rings and
kicked the negro from the store The black rogue knew
ing his guilt felt satisfied with the rebuke and very wit
ngy allowed the rings to be condscated in order to
make his escape. few days after, information was
given to officer Baldwin of the attaches at the Second
district police court who procured the rings thus de-
tanned by the sorekeeper since which time no clue was
ascertained Of the whereabouts othe negro until his
rest was noticed in the columns Of this journal Sum
day last Now that the negro is under arrest number
OF complaints Of larceny have been preferred against him
Two gentlemen yesterday from Phiadelpha, identified
the negro the individual who called at their and
selected large amount Of property, and leaving
they missed gold rings, SC, evidently stolen by him
For the thirty gold rings in the possession Of the
lice at Jefferson Market Court wanted Ap-
ply to the clerk of the court
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our streets yesterday His health s excellent his appetite
rood and bis digestive orsans possess unusual vigor,
snd these facts can be satacory accounted for by
fact that for the last sir months he has been in the
Huchngs Vegetable Dyspepsia Bttr snd IL s fully
proved that matter how much bs constitution may be
paired BY the fatigue offs Mescsn campaign, wine glass
iu OF these estrsordnary bters taken three times day.
will repair and restore strength, and healthy veor
For sale at the Principal Depot No. f22 Fulton
street. Price % cents per bottle.
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pretty and eheapA splendid assortment Of the folio
articles nov in store Lace and Muslin siseyes vslen
cer Collars tufs; Chemisette Cayes; Berhes Wells.
mhroidered extra cheap: Lace Wits
fants needevork Robes; Waists; Caps blask Trmming
Laces; Mrslps Ribbons and of the bsautfag
worked Collars JAconet and swiss ofscd For sale
by X. FRASER, 2s3 Broadway, Irving House.
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price for unesceptionatle article Fer tsample-tho
shirts made TO order AZ Green's Mol Astor House tys
IT. material and making distance rivalry;
reasonable prices at which they sOld reality the
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desderstum with both ladies and gentlemen Brooks Of
Fulton street makes besutful and serceabc Boots
shoes, and h them 20 ones pedal sstrtes w.h
taste and tk that ugly foot clad in Ls wares
becomes elegant and attractive Brooks sells many moro
cots and shoes than BALI The other dealers in the country
No woneer-he sells excellent and cheap ones.
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ian msde.ed SOAP cures tan pimpe. freekes .unburp
eruption &c fowdre subtitle uIroots hair ON low fore
hesds part Of the body Equally renowned Gou
rsuds Rouge for pale faces and lips Ly White and Hsiy
htoratye Pound only at the old established laboratory
@ waller street near Broadway Calender ~ South Third
street. Philadelphia.
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out Of Broadway tsest sde who keeps ueaet
and ett conducted restaurants in the city M determined 20
merit the mmense patronage daily bestowed him. Ir
addition 70 100 dishes dsi he furnishes the decoue
Ice Creams Pineapple Pudding. Tars Sc. tomatoes
Cd plats Beefseak and Fried Potates dinner for
shilling unequalled by any other stsblishment in New
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ssry 10 that celebrated cosmetic the Orange Flower
Lotion. ~ removes all pmpes, freckles tan, sunburn
&C speedily 10 sold BY kushton, Clark Co. lI0 and
20 Broadway, and 10 Astor House.
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July 1lth ls5I have afflicted with ST. yitus dance
oryo yesrs and half Of as bad description as ever
heard Of all the doctors who have the
.crt case they had had psss she Aims
House on Friday ths day and applied Dr. waite the
hess shenlders and arms without eeasins snev sbont
hall past i've say three hours after, and quits eare6
positively quite stil No tongue describe the change
but Dr. Rogers and pr Kelly, ss yell ~ about 800 n
esn easily be verified. experience pain, but
tonshng sensation during the time oftahing ntdots
Nitnesstdty CAaMAN JENKINS.
" McDonsfd Ann E1iss watts,
Jane Z. Binman, Bri6est neDsnsad.
tcrnes Pitts, Matilda vssausr.
Jsbpt Thomas watts, Depot, lo2 Nissan street
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looking little man, with q red vissge and smsu
twinkling eye-a man whcm nobody knew-arose
IN distant part Of the hall and sum moned at onoc
respectful attention by the display Of most
thorough knowledge OF the whole subject, and .
capacity for the most mastery exposition Of it.
Treating the distinguished chairman ofthe meeting
with distinguished courtesy, he entirely riddled
bis logc,snd showed that policy, well as morality
demanded Of fEnglishmen utter disregard ofevery-
thing but absolute Justice In the premises The Ame-
ricans he ID, were not to be governed by bargain
ing tricks but were most likely to be influenced BY
hgh-minded and honorable co aduct on the par. o.
the English VIII should assert and vindicate to the
last degree the rights of the foreigner in London,
and trust 10 the operation Of such heaven in her
nations. The speaker was the chartist header, MIR.
Ernest Jones, and his speech was decidedly the
feature of the evening. Mr.. Bohn and his asso-
ciates will carry up their appeal against Lord
Campbell's decision; but there is no danger what
ever of their success. Indeed, Mr.. Routledge,
and several others, who had pirated American
books, were so convinced of this that they had al
ready paid to Mr.. Murray the copyright he de-
manded upon their editions.
We hsve it in oar private advices that our ma
tional anniversary wss to be celebrated in very
unique manner, by'sur countrymen in London. A
company of some eight hundred persons-cne-hali
composed of Americans, and the other half from
the best and most aristocracal society of the me-
trspos-from she nobi ity, gentry, artists, men of
letters, &c.-was invited by Mr.. Peabody, an ac-
complished American merchant, who has amassed
IN the English trade princely fortune, to meet
Mr.. Lawrence, the Ameri ,an Minister, at Williss
Rooms, on the evening of the "day of glory" for
a magnificent supper, concert, &C. Invitations
were in great demand, and it was anticipated that
if would be one of the brilliant entertainments
of the season, which, ON account Of the Grea. Ex-
hibition, has been prolific of such affairs.
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USio~ Coussr, T.. I-Tsorr,ve July 1I-Purse and
stake $500 mile heats beet three In Ave, In harness
Ju McMann entered n. Gray Vermont. zee.
Tsssc Woodruff entered ch. G. Reindeer. .....2 2
Hiram woodruf entered b. M Boston Girl.,., =
Eme-2aS-23ek-23oA
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aaa american three Ply ard inyrlin earpetinz
At No BOwery. Hiram Anderson the celebrate largest
and cheapest carpet establishnent in the United
eight spacious sales fully stocked with beautiful
pats, Ac. y
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THE HERALD FOR EUROPE.

MAILS FOR EURoPE AND ASIA, BY TIE sTEAMsKIP'
AFRICA.
The British mail steamship Africa Captain Ryre will
cave this port at tomorrow, for Liverpool Her
mails will close at half past ten o'clock tomorrow
ing
The NEW YORK HERALD, printed in French and Eng
sh will be published at half past nine o'clock
morning-Prce sxpence in wrappers ready for mailing
Single copies of the HERALD be obtained at the
following pls ces in Europe -
N. De Bernardy. No. 20 John street. Adelphi London
Edwards, Sanford Co. No. IL Cornhill London.
b. II. Revolt. No. l2 Place de la Boure. Paris
Advertisements well subscriptions viii reach uS
If left ut the above places.
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Csnehaasu the grestremedy for Coughs Colds nasensa
eatsrrh Splitting o Blood and all other lung psints
SIC Broadway. Price large bottles o. or tsres bottles
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Combs.-La dies Rrc resp< ctfully Invited tc,
ca, and examine the subserbers Of the above
beyond all doubt the bnett In the city.
A. J. SAUNDEHS, 37 Broadsay.
Between White aud Walker streetg.
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subscription for the widow and Family

of George T. Gillespie murdered while in discharge Of
duty PolicemanAt meeting of citizens, held at the
of Alderm Oakley, George H. Purser appon
Chairman, s Swan and John Niles Vice Chairmen, and
Daniel W. Clarke Secretary The following gentlemen
selected to receive subscriptions for the above object
nection with Captains Ditehett. Baird, and Wiston:
Alderman Oakley, $40 Pearl street.
Da MEL Berrap Of Pearl street and Burng rs
Andrew Bleakley, Coroner's Office, New City Han.
william n. Tweed, 87 Pearl street.
James Gaunt l5S and lJ9 south street.
Charles Brown Tammany Hall.
John I. Ogden. corner OF Oak and Oliver streets.
Abraham Leon. rs Chatham street.
George Buttes "a Roosevelt street.
Edward ii. Plume "a James street.
George II. Purser, Tax Commissoners Once.
J. s. Swan, l5l South street.
John Miles, $40 Pearl street.
Daniel w. Clarke, 20 Chambers street
GEORGE II. PURsER, Chairman.
join Il sxAH NILES, Vice chairmen.
DANIEL W. CLARKE, Secretary.
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There 264 deaths in Philadelphia during the d.
week ending the 18th instant of which AZ Of chOe
ia infantum, and % consumption Of the lungs.
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The N. Y. Daily and Weekly Herald can.
be had at W. A. MUNDELL'S News Depot, No. Marin
Row, Saratoga Spa The daily is received y hours in ad-
OF the mail.
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celebrated prn donna, who will visit the United States
this a the great rsa Of Jenny Lind taken by
our artists, this
Now on exhibition at MEADE BROTHERS. american Da-
Iiotel
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the Oldest and most approved article
before the public for the last thirty tie
subs triters, wholesale an retail.
@. SAUNDERS 4 SON. Ia and ssT Broadway.
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ble and at the same time, the complete article
manufactured, having every requisite for
let, for tale by q. SAUNDERS a son
and !s7