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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31
The GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, August 30, 1869.
The Treasury Department ia now preparing int
resting statistical tables relative the trade between
France and the United Slater, exhibiting by comoarsoo
the amount Of dulles paid by each on the imported pro
ducts OF the other These tables is underetoo, are de-
signed to facilitate the negotiation OF treaty between the
TWO countries by which commercial interests will BE-
extended.
The Navy Department has been informed that the steam
ship Wyoming, which recently started trial trip, has
arrived ct Charleston, 8. where will remain few
days, and then return TO Philadelphia.
hon. T. Florence has been confined 10 bis house the
past week by painful bodily affection
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

Activity OF tho Republicans In the Docu-
mont DissribuCaon Observation-Disclosures Py
pulsriSy for DOuglss-Our Claims Agaanss
DVmADica-Che Revolution In New Gre
NADIA, sc.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, August 80, 1859
Senator Trumbul ID in town for few days, attending
TO his duties Chairman Of tho Republican Cam ,agr
Document Committee. This body has bean quietly bu,
'ndustrously distributing ammunition over the North
ern and Northwestern States this SUMMER In the shape
Of tracts on the slave trade Homestead bill,
frauds, Pacific railway &c Senator rrumbulI one o.
the most energetic in the party his influence
dreaded by Judge Douglas In illinois than that Of
Lincoln.
Friends Of Douglas pretending that all Northern
democrats for him for President hoping thereby to
influence the South TO the end they also represent
that A. q. Stephens, Of Georgia, will on the
came ticket - Vice President that Senator'S Brown
Of ADsssppi and Green Of Missouri for him. also
the whole South support him on the
ground that he ID the only democrat who can carry
Northern States enough to help South elect It is
trick too transparent 10 deceive any one.
Mr. Cazeneau the special agent Of the State Department
writes that he has suooeedeu in oosanipg settlement
Of the claims Of American citizens against the Doma,cau
government His demands were met py supterfuges and
evasions Of which he gives State Depart
mont.
officer Of the Gulf squadron writes to the Navy De-
partment that although the is very high there
but eight feet depth the bar off San Juan del Norse
equal to six feet only at low water Scos entrance
again open for the entrance Of boats smooth waser
Annexed letter from the American Consul t Csrthe
gena 70 the flag officer II Aspinwall-
CONSULATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
CARIHAGKvA, New Granada, August Z, 1862
had the honor the 26tn ut, in hurried commuai
cation, 70 give you notice Of the revolution which
place In the CITY capital OF the STATE Of Bolivar.
Although as the time dio not apprehend any serious
consequences, IL 10 certain that the revolution on
partial, and that the large Of AOmpex or Corozs
sustain tho original autborit lee. begin to fear, coDse
qusnty that conf ct cannot be we'll avoided inasmuch
ss one BY one the civil officers have gone to uompex
70 join Gov Csivo, with the intention Of raising suc,en
force TO subdue this CITY bosn parties arms
no one toll where their passions may STOP There
rumors sdoat Of pundering the town oy the Of
zoe factO" power. Inc Provisional Governor, Nieto
thought was necessary to deny the Every day
moneys jewels and other articles OF value deposited
a. the American Consulates for safe keeping by natives
and foreigners.
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Z Ex-aovernOr r. HI. Seymour MT
Hartford.

HARTFORD, Conn. y August 80, 1859.
Tho public reception by his fellow. citizens OF Hon
Thomas H. Seymour, ex Minister 70 81. Petersburg,
place In this city day. Governor Seymour arrived
the express train from Boston, He was received by the
Putnam Phalanx and other military companies of this
CITY, anq from otner parts Of the State together with
fire companies and other associations At least tn,o
sand persons present Hon. J. W. Stuart ms,e tn
address Of welcome to which tho Governer eloqueoty
responded. grand folio pessiog through
the pncpa streets OF the city, and the Governor was
escorted TO Various reunions, 0alls &
will close the festivities Much enthusasm II manifested
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The eteamboat Duncan 8. Cartcr eu.y

ST. LOUIS, August 80, 1862
ne Nesmer Duncan 8. Carter, sunk IN N ssoan
her cargo badly damaged No lives were lost fas
0ost ~ and ii insured for ga oc0 prnc
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Religion I'm the 0andWach Islands.
BOSTON, August 80, 1869
rnfrrn.t,on arved FINN the MISSIONARY House, h's
city, contradc ~ Of stasemenfe puDnsneo sne
New York Indepsdsms TO the effect tnss the Ssnowcn
alspders were bscksding into barbarism on the Goa
sry n n ssserted that churcnes are IN good cond
ton and civilization rapidly progressing
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those discharged died or sent to the penitentiAry

those discharged, died or sent to the penitentiary.
], Sl6. There was no quorum present. and couse
quently an adjournment took place without the
transaction OF any business.
The cotton market yesterday exhibited soma tone,
but ciused shont qucscle change In prices tho sales
embraced shout 1000 ba,e~, msnly on the bAss Of
prices gwen In another column the -four market
besvy and less active. wn,e sales Of State and Wssep
branos. especially the medium and lower grades, 81
leo per barrel lower. southern -four unchanged.
wbie GALES made fsir extent, including
psIces for export wneat except for good 70 prime
milling ots heavy, ana tended towards lower prices
Kentucky good 70 primo white sold II 81 ~ u SO.
and email 'os Of superior and choi,e quality ~ 81 S.
Southern white SOLD N 81 IS NA Red loss wore
cold ct prices gwen In another place Corn was lower,
while sales fair Port a,tive with sales
or pess 81 sI4 Is Sl4 s7h and OF primo II $40 37K
$40 30 sugars we're STEADY, With saies OF 400 800
$50 boxes At rates given In another psc The
large and 0rst annual sale OF tobacco attempted In
New York was commenced yesterday. About halt
the catalogue of 70 pages were gone through
with, Cenprispg 1871 hhcs Of Kentucky leA'
and about llc0 cases Conuecu,ut seed leaf
re prices obtained were on the average, ana
especially for Ill good lots above the private valuation
oxed upon them We were assured by the auctiooeers
hat Dot single ot was passed or bio In. tue ssc 1re%
large spirited company, among whom we're parties
from the Deehboripg cities, and Quebec, in Canada
Among the purchasers xessrs John Anderson Co.,
Toe tobsccon,sss Andrew q. MIokle Son, Good in
ao'bsr, Agpew Son, Mr.. Cornish, Crawford Farmer
this city, numser Of merchants fro other places
cbe sae considered to be success, and gave
enlargement for s future annual repestion. the sale
ill be continued 70 day with OHIO seed leaf and bales o.
Havana Coffee was firm, nu, quiet; for stock, &c. 70
refer 10 another column Freight engagements mode
rste and rates steady but unchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

The ORGANIZATION OF THE NEXT HoUss-THE
PLURALITY RuIE.-ft Ia quite plain now, frcn
The classification OF members elected snd to b-
elected to the next House of Representatives,
secure the organization In electiog their own
Speaker, Clerk and Printer, is by the adoption
Of the plurality rule. The classification stands
tbus;-
Repu olicaps ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..u3
De0ocrse o.
L. compton demo Il
southern Opposition. q
Total .2S7
Majority .ll0
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The Frixute Congress.

Inc FIignte Con8rcsa.
PHILADELPHIA, August 80, 1859.
II 10 still impossible to trace rumor Of the sinking or
tho gate Congress- and the story is now looked upon as
q cQnard
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81 LoUp, August 50, l0sA
mo overland mail Of The Sab Of August arrived -
s~n. 'ns CITY. News unmporsast rners vas
y demand Tor goods ~ San Franoisco, but pross
we're unchanged.
n"aoe eree'sy bad gone 90 q visit TO Col Fremont
ooe' os'~een Senators Gwin and Brodcrck %, ex.
pC ~ 70 ssts pisns mredasely sfser the eeo.,o.
ruIs smwo Msses says the Can sncncs n ~ 80.
swo sssrks on the wscbto Csddo ana De,s ~ I.s-
"e nsy sefe sn v"sae 70 their homes under oss -
o. sogs yea witch from hon,evideo, and Mast q fr.-.
doog Kong, bad arrived ~ San Frsncsoo. ~
News from Br.xoa.
m. ....-.s,.. Nsw ORLEANS, august 20, 1850
speco. Northern Mexico was quiet si-''sSs !.
HAAro~o Dspoc Destroyed By RYve.
u...a INV 6aDF0&D, August 90 1850
ssroso depot ~ Fslrnaven which tossiy asssrov.S
ne snses pseneer cars ana toe ferry boats oslssxse
los Is about $4,000, which 10 mostly insured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31
southern Ocean steamer Movements.

SAVANNAH, sugass 80, 1859.
The s,rew steamship Pafkersburg arrived here the
20th inst
CHARLESTON. August 80 1853.
The United States mail steamship Nash 'ilIe Captsn
n Murray arrived here from New York at o'clock
tnts morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-31

IAeue. Bcale's Exploring Expedition.
81. LOUIS, August 80, 1859.
LENT eae and party reached Kansas Cry the 24ta
ust nom his second exploration Of the thirty hn paa
lei lieut. Beae has been abseni ten months, and has
onsps fourteen 1unored mes OF wagon road and
sbout three thousand miles 90 reports an apundance
wood ana water west OF Albuquerque.
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

zsusicesnA; Or wi, in Paragraphs By The Edor
OF The Louisville JosHuaL I2mo. PIP 900 Derby
Prince Chsie the Young cheyier By Meredith Jones
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Henry FLANDERS. !2mo PIP OIL Z. a. butter 10
Of the Hebrew Scriptures by J. w. DawsOn, LID.
limo. Up 400 B. Dawson Son. 81. n
An Overland Journey New OK 20 San francisco BY
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sbatespeaSe WORKS Edited BY Mary cowden Clarke Serial
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Great Facts Popular History and Description Of the most
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History re R R. SiS%S The Uasa States q By
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Donailan By Grace Kennedy. limo pp AZ. The Same
Father Clement By Grace Kennedy. l2mo PP +04. The
The New temperance Meods BY Stephen Hubbard limo.
Moihsl Goose for Grown Fos Christmas Eeadins llmO.
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The King Of The Golden River 4 Legend Of s'is By John
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The Story Of the Gray African Parrot by Harry OIlnso'
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Friends in Council A New Series vols l2mO. james
Stories Of Henry and Henrietta Translated from French Of
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The Vifes Trials and Trumphs By the Author Of Grace
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Poems. BY Henry Timrod limo pp 800 Tcknor Fields.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17

r,eordrct in canvassngthe votes a We a'e eie y w,
AID IN oliet the aid Of the crnius magistrates auu
Grand jury to punish TIE offenders.
A ust;tiSn was presented sgurd by the agenLa o,
The savannah Steamship Company, Atlantic ana
pae;sc Steausbip Company, New-lork and New-or-
ioays steau1 hin Corlpsnv Hamburg steamship Com
nary Tlegton & Co.. Or. Gum, Health Officer, Ny,
Tsyyi0sn and Cart Crabtree Of the Commissioners Oh
Fuigraiion and several prominent shipping merchants,
reousstirg dat the police foree consisting OF b'al
crew 40 XVII be retained n Quarantine. Inc pen,
TONERS set forth that in addition 10 the essensi go
which thew afford in enforcing the sanitary regus-
tos Of ne mort II 3 Of the utmost importance 10 the
welfare Of the eugrnts, who arc constantly, arrly-
ing here that they should be protected against the
cruel decepiions, Misrepresentation, and IMPOSE
sitions Of runners snd others, who are constant
ly DISPOSED 10 take every advantage Of their
ignorance ard ueXperence The petitioners have inf-
Their reason 10 believe thar the abatement 20 some eX-
tent Of theee evils be attributed 20 the presence
End iudcions employment Of the small force which has
Of late been stationed at the Quarantine landing, and
thew earnestly request that the men be continued II
the station If not incompatible with the public interest
elsewhere The subject was referred TO the General
Superintendent, with power.
Since the trouble at Quarantine, a boat and crew
hen men have been kept on duty at that station and
they have accomplished much good in driving away
the runners and emiersnt swinders who heretofore
were in the habit of making Quarantine sort OF head
quarters.
TIE report industriously circulated by interested
parties that al late meeting the Board had by reso-
luton determined upon holding open sessions after the
let Of January next untrne no such question has
been before the Commissioners for consideration
Among the new rules s clause setting forth that The
meeting of the Board shall be held with closed DOORS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17

feet in vsbi and The sam' hight; there win be two
galleries ard o paguet with seats for 1900 per-
song. The form of the auditorium Is not OF
20 conventional horseshoe pattern, bat Of
balloon share. see interior decorations are in keeping
with the he,yy ecclesiastical character Of the EXTERIOR
Of decidedly gothic tendency the mos. unsuitable that
ooad be ee,fgned for sueh pnrpose. The architect
probably has keptin view the fact that, ss Brooklyn u
city Of churches lie places Of amosement ougot
20 be expressive Of solemn aud serous ideas Bat the
design may be easily altered in this respect
Tirc estimated cost Of the Brooklyn Opera House u
$50 coo, and If ia to be competed by September next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17

FEMALE FAeiS.-Jsnes MeMullen, John Smith,
and Nicholas 0Hara three lads from l. to II years Of
age were arrested yesterday by Officer Omsby Of the
Sixteenth Precinct charged with stealing variety Of
little articles from various stores where they dis
played for sale. They acknowledge the tbefs, and
said tina; they had parents friends, but were en-
ployed by Bridget Cunningham Of No. ll2 West Nine
teenth street, who gave them their clothes food and
lodging for what they could steal. Bridget was ar
rested for receiving stolen property AID in her posses
sion was found large quantity Of toys poultry, etc,
which had been stolen by the boys. Justice Quaek-
enbush committed them all to answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17
THE CHEMICAL EVIDENCE IN THE STEPHENS CASE.
To ne Editor Of The ~ y Tribune.

SIR I am induced to depart from my rule, not TO
reply articles in the newspapers relative TO criminal proceed
ings aud notice published to-day the Of Ste
phens by Of the importance Of that and the interest
felt by the public therein and also. in justice TO the dsn
eushed chemist by whom the chemical analyses Of the body Of
the deceased made and his associates who, In judg
and a. have advised them ought not 10 reply TO the call
therein made them. The motion by Mr. Ashmesd IN the
General Term OF the Supreme Court Tue sday last that the
be the Oyer and Termne in order to permit
therein for TRIAL could have been made With any
hope Of but only stated by IN Court for the
purpose Of commencing agitation designed 70 reach the TX
ecuve. In relation the affidavit OF Thomas " Peterson Of
whose character had previously had occasion to have
knowledge IL is sufficient 10 that lie allegations fully
negaved in advance by the testimony given the trial Of the
cause that such sdayts made with entire inpnuy be-
unfortunately the statute against perjury does not reach
them and that II such affidavit presented TO the Ezecu-
is allegations will be clearly refuted and believe
Tire entire satisfaction Of that officer Meanwhile the
properly be left TO the action OF the Chief Magistrate Of this
State who ae has It, and who will dispose Of
IT, eonen ard as doub. not the public have full
confidence in such will accord with justice both
the accused and to the State.
Yours. respectfully, NELSON J. WATERBURY,
Aetc- York, Dec. Il, 1889 District Attorney.
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Id " LNI,E'LLIGENCE
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-DEo. is.
TIE OCTOROON IN COURT.
SUIT FOR INFRINGEMENT OF coPYRIeH

SUIT FOR INFRINGEMENT OF COPYRIGHT
Last night Mr. Henry A. Cram, the cousel for Dna
Bourcieault, served written notices on Mr.. Stewards
lessee of the Winter Garden, I. G. Fields, the tt
tee on Joseph Jefferson, the stage manager and % t.
b. Johnston, the villain in the play notifying them
that if they performed the "0etoroon," or took any
part in IT, Mr. Bourcicault would commence proceedings
to recover from Them individually, the penalty PrOvd
ed by Congress for violation of the copyright law. No
notice was taken of the notification, and proceedingG
an injunction, and the penalty will be at once con-
menced The penalty for violating the dramatic copy
right law is fixed at 800 for the first night and ~ h
every subsequent performance.
On examining the records of the United StatesDs-
trct Court tsppeared that the 18th Of December,
1859, Dion Bourcicanlt took out a copyright for |,
Dramatic play, in FIVE acts called the octoroon, CT
Life in Louisiana" together with the words The
cast of characters, costumes, exits, aad entrance,
positions of the performers on the stage &C., he being
the author and proprietor.
The copyright is good for % years, and any infringe.
ment during that time, when proved, is liable 10 The
penalty above stated.
The process in this Court is not so quick as In The
State Courts and no injunction be granted excsp'
upon notice of at least four days TO all the paris'
Interested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17

MALE VACANT n PETTICOATs.-Patrick Ken.
nedy, Young, villainous looking Irshmsn, was ar
rested on Thursday night III Hamilton street, dressed
in female attire with hoped skirts and padded calves
all CON pete. He had been promenadng the street all
the evening and had contrived to steal a. 80 from
man and coat from another. The victims refusing to
prosecute, Justice Brennan sent Patrick to Bsekwels
Jslard f1y ix months o. = fragrant.
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COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE.

This Board net as usual yesterday afternoon, at
Police Headquarters, with closed doors and al the
termination OF the session the Clerk reported the fol-
lowing s the result Of the deliberations of the Com
Inssoners: The resignation OF John G.. Finch OF the
Twenty .frst Precinct was received and accepted. a
resolution was adopted, requesting the District-At-
toney to prosecute without delay the Poll-Clerks Of
- IysA District, TTenty-eccoDd Ward, for alleged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17
/" HOW THE POOR LIVE" "

70 On EdiIoT 0F Tie y. 7. ITfbEne
SIR: | have noticed How the Poor Live" as
stated your Moudsysissue That instance Of suffering
noon your notice promptly relieved There many similar
cases this city known those who have hearts 20 relieve
the and there doubtless citizens well
visitors from the country who have both hearts and
relieve similar distress but do not know where to find H.
the liberty therefore Of suggesting the Missionary Of Full
proper channel for their gts is well known
witness such in the perform
OF his labor ofove far beyond his ability to supply s.
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lAdyertisement.l
For THE HOLIDAYS.

Corner Broadway ard Frankkr-st.
TAYLOR Io the attention Of the Ladies OF Newly %
his elegant Of French and American Confectionery
suitable for Holiday fets which large variety Of
French fancy articles Tor dressing Christmas Trees
en u Fancy Boxes Of Confectionery; aso Chocolates Roa
eHux Fancy Flowers Torpeaoes French Notices &C. Ge
His assortment Of Oamented Plum aud Plain Cakes viii BE-
ready the 7h Of this north and viii be found very Superior
LII IL pel . AID yle g. cnATeEi and quality Of tie CAKE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17

Tar STATE AxD The BRoosLYS Ferry LEAsts-
THE CHEAP FrnRIAGE COMMUNICATION Day
ton Of Brooklyn yesterday afternoon served nonee
On tie Controller to the effect that Accomplishment
Tremaine had procured an injunction from the So
prone Court Of Columbia County, Judge Hogeooom'
restraining the city Of New-York from selling the
leases ofthe ferries between New-York and Brooklyn
al public anoton on the ground that the city has no
right to the ferry franchises, which claimed to be-
long to the people of the State. The lons-nooted
question oftbe validity of the claims of Ne~-fork,
under the Dopgan and Montgomery charters TO the
ferrage of the East River will be anhoritaHvey
settled The great sale which has for some time been
advertised to take place to-day at the City Hail. for
term of ten years will be deferred until the tile ofthe
city franchises has been adjudieated upon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17

pond. 1t seems TO us that the Croton Aquelaet De-
rartment would do much 70 sustain Its present Popu-
arty, If it would either grant the water or satisfy the
public that il Nithhods it for good and sufficient Fea
con,
During the skating season a'fansemei" wa oe
made TO give IN the morning papers bulletin OF tle
condition Of the ice up To II o'clock the preceding
night. This will be great accommodation to 'Ea'elS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17

AyoTHER PRIZE FIGHr ARREsr.-Thomas O'Don-
nell the referee in the late prize fight which took place
in Canada between Price and Kelly, was arrested yes
terday by Detective Roach, bench-warrant Issued
by Judge Humphrey Of Buffalo. The prisoner was
taken before Justice Osborn at the Tombs, and re-
quired 10 find bail in the sum of $500 for his appearance
for trial at Buffalo on the first Monday in January
This makes least FIVE of the participants in that tight
who have been arrested in this city and held to bail for
their appearance before the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner at Buffalo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-17

The ladies' Of the Third Unitarian Church the Rev.
Mr.. Froifipgbams viii hold fair on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday evenings next on the corner Of
Eighth avenue and Twenfy-thrd street, under the
Fihb-a,enue Hotel. The proceeds OF the fair are 70
he devoted TO the purposes Of the Church.