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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-20
williamsburg City News.

PoiInon The Eastern District Republican Club, at
their meeting Wednesday night resolved TO make the
odeon their headquarters during the campaign, which,
with this socst,on, fully commenced Araiac~-
ton meeting under their auspices will be held 10 the
Eighteenth ward next week.
An extremely large and enthusiastic meeting of the
German republicans Of the Eastern district held last
night Union Hail. corner cf Even and Meseroe
Mr. kaufman was the principal speaker.
Bell and Everett Demonstration made in Williams.
burg wednesday evening, pursuant 70 call inviting
the friends Of the Union and constitution IN No.
81 South Fourth street. Six persons cnly were present
Tr BrsH~IcK AvKSrg wDxsNe--A meeting Of the
committee Of the Common Council appointed bear the
petitions Of persons opposed 70 the opening Of Boshwck
avenue, last night s the odcon for that purpose
Only rev persons were present Mr. Jared SPARKS on
behalf Of hose Opposed 10 ibe widening asked another
adjourn menf, which wM agreed TO-
Dyrxpwvrp TO co~su svicIpx A respectable dressed,
good looking woman abou, thirty years old yester.
day attempted 10 commit suicide by jumping into the
river q, The loot Of North Eighth street. she was
rescued by officer MAx,n Of the Fifth precinct who took
her 10 the station house where she again attempted 10
destroy berre by hanging bersef With portion Of her
clothing When found life was nearly extinct and some
time ELAPSED before she could be restored ciouspess
By which time her friends had discovered her where
Ger and her home conner Of North Third Ffb
No cause Was assigned for her rssh conduct
FArn AocrpxS1--A Mr. George wealch instaotly
killed on Tuesday night last by falling down eight o.
stairs a. bic ressdence, No ~ Grand sreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-20
Barre, Of the Pastime.

UnPIRE-Mr barre, OF the faetime.
scoRxRs-Excelsior, 8. s. Gregory; Atlantic. G. w.
Moore
The match was advertised to take place at half past
two and from this hour until after three the roads lead
ing to the ground filled with and eager
lovers Of athletic sport By three o'clock however, every
position rom which view OF the ground could be obtain
ed had been appropriated and numbers were un willingly
obliged leave content themselves with occasional
glimpse their neghbors shoulder The versndah in
front Of the Excesiors club filed with ladies,
and their presence in other parts Of the ground attested
their interest in the manly game When the game com
way the eye turned il encountered human faces
with anticipation, these being, In many instances in
positions where seemed next TO impossible for n
human face 10 be- Fences, housetops, vehicles, the
masts OF neighboring vessels, everything which CON-
handed anything like view Of the field had
not contented themselves with running from time
TO time 10 ask fortunate how the game
progressing The clouds had by this time disappeared
and the came out such strength as TO cause many who
had obtained eligible places from which the crowd forbade
the possibility OF exit would have gladly been home
elsewhere The natural and inevitable consequence Of
large crowd heat and DUST Is thirst, and mine host of
medleys Club House had all his hands, with those Of his
assistants could do, 10 provide liquid refreshments An
epterprsng German made excellent thing by carrying
the ubiquitous "lager around, while boys with peanuts
apples and pies had 10 consider the day
as most suspicious one for them. In
deed, remarked on all sides that so
large and interested concourse had before
been gathered n match between any two base ball
clubs. However, notwithstanding the number Of specta
torswhich could not have been less than four thou
sand-and the Inconvenience 10 which many of them
obliged 70 submit, the best Of order preserved
throughout the crowd seeming DESTROYS with but few
exceptions, of following the instructions OF the police
both special and Metropolitan.
il the intention Of these clubs play another match
on the 9th of August.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-20
Meeting OF Railroad Managers.

The Convention Of Railroad Managers, which has been
session 81 the ST. Nicholas Hotel for the last two days
has arrived at nothing Of definite character yet and
s waiting TO hear from some members who are absent
before they can do 30.
The object Of the Convention is to regulate the charges
for freight during The coming autumn, when business will
be very brisk The following railroads represented
by two members
Great Western, OF Canada West.
Grand Trunk, Of Canada West.
Michigan Central.
New York and Erie.
New York Central.
Pennsylvania.
Cleveland and Eric.
Hudson River.
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati.
Michigan Soutbern.
Boston and Worcester.
Toledo, Wabash and Weston.
Mr. c. J. Bridges the President, and Mr.. c. vibbard
Secretary.
committee Of five has been appointed 10 regulate the
business OF the Convention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-20
Police Intelligence.

AiixsED CONSPIRACY TO DxrRAvD.--Herman H. sto
meyer, who keeps boarding house at No 81 Grecnw,ch
street. and Nathan cssau cmgrant runner were yes
terdsy arrested, At the instance Of John Rus,man wb
charges them with conspiracy dcfrsad him under the
following circumstances Mr. Rustuan, IL appears, ar.
rived IN this city the 18th inst aud induced 70
put up At the house Of st,lmeyer. where he fooshiy
made exhibition OF draf for $500 Subsequently, the
complainant was Piled with LIQUOR, and in that state
asked by stomcyer 10 70 into partnership IN the buzz.
ness n The house the latter stating that yielded large
profits Upon theee he gave him $50 10
cash and his note for $50 To pssau who represented
himself ne employe Of Case Garden and who said he
could bring many boarders 10 the house. he lent $40
few days Afterwards etollmcyer him, and say ing
that be Dissatisfied with bis conduct towards
tain female declared the partnership dissolved at the
time returning him the note for $50, and Ike
amount 10 money. justice Kelly held The accused ia
500 70 answer The charge.
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BAse Ball.


MATCH BETWEEN EXCELSIOR, or SOUTH BRoOxLYN,
AND ATLANTIC, OF BEDFORD, L. I.-ExcELsi0R TIE
VICTOR BY NINETEEN RUNS.
The much talked Of base ball match bet ween the Excel
sios Club Of South BROOKLYN and Atlantic Club of Bed
ford, came of yesterday Afternoon upon the ground OF
the former, Al the foot Of Court street. Brooklyn the
Excelsior proving the victor by twenty three 10 four
in . contest Of three hours and twelve minutes.
Such result was entirely unanticpated 1t being the
general opinion that the clubs well at,hed, and
the Atlantic having been beaten in match game
before. As TO be expected from two clubs Of tn
reputation Of the Excelsior and Atlantic, there
ceent playing both Sides but the luck Of the day
seemed 10 be almost wholly with the former.
The pit hiug Of Creighton xcesior) excited universal
remark ~ being very excellent, and Whiting and Leett
distinguished themselves At the bat For unkngn
reason the OBriens (Atantic) did not play with DER
usual ski though the fielding of their clab did not de-
tract from its standard heretofore Price, in the
OF the game changei from pitcher 10 Short and at the
latter post did well.
Play called ut 3l3 and the last bat was tossed
$50. The following is the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-20

The steamship Tcutona, Captain Tausc, which sailed
from Hamburg on the sth, and Southampton The 5th
inst arrived Al this port yesterday forenoon, bringing
details Of up the day OF sailing, complete
than anything previously received.
The funds on the 9th quiet bu, srm, until just
before the ccee when they became rather fat owing 70
reports Of loan 10 connection With the estmAie for
the expenses Of the China war Consols were last quoted
e3,. div. Railway shares sustained Sigh, improve
mens, chiefly consequence Of favorable trac re-
turns. The variations not IN any important,
but the stock Exchange generally steadier tone pre-
vailed throughout the day.
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"that they the best drilled military corps 10 the
United States Canadss and earnest OF the conf
dence they have in their ability" put forth challenge TO
the military companies throughout the United States and
the Canadss.
This challenge, vanntingly heraded through your
columns aud other newspapers especially in the North
west accepted Ia behalf OF the Columbus Guards Of this
city, drill Infantry and light infantry, according 10
the established standards Of tactics this country
Scott and Hardee.
The fancy drip will be left 10 the competition Of
the United States zouaye Cadets Of Chicago and the
school boy "soger." PAUL j. SEMMES, Captain.
My address is Paul J. Semmes, Columbus, Ga.
Capt. Ellsworth, in behalf Of his company, win &C
cept the challenge aud meet the Columbus Guard If they
desire, at any point named on the Zouaves return
home and II the Columbus Guard decided 10 be the
champions, after fair trial Of skli, the Zouave6 will
agree TO pay all travelling expenses their victors may
incur.
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Obituary.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

SsRkrosA SPRINGS, July IL, 1850.
In your ssue Of this morning there 10 obituary no.
tce OF death Of the Hon John H. Iumpsn, Of Georgia
In which stated among other things IL reference 20
supvcme Court Of that State. THIS 10 error, as the
honorable gentleman whose death has recently taken
place was never member of the supreme Court q Geor
eh he Hon. Joseph H. Iumpkn, distant relative 81
the former one Of the Judges OF that Court who has
held The Office ever the organization 81 the Court
and 10 the only rensleman by that who has ever
been urcn the supreme Bench Of Georgia The similarity
in the names has no doubt occasicued The mistate
GEORGIAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-20
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
IryrRpDoI. Corroe MAprrr

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
IIvsHPoot, July 9, 1890.
The sales Of cotton to day Is 600 baes including
5000 speculation and for export The market coscs
active and rmer, with less irreguiary prices satur-
days business reached 20 600 bales
STATE or TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
There has been market Manchester since the sah
ing Of the Africa.
LIVERPOOL EREADsTuFFs MARKET.
Brcadsturs are dull and sales quite uninportant Corn
steady at aos Cd for mixed. The weather has been IA
vorabe for the crops
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Tue provision market is dun, but steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes dull. segars buoyant and all qualities slightly
higher Coffee quiet Rice quiet; Carolina, 24s Cd Ro
sn steady, at 4s. Sd for common Spirits turpcntDe dull
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, July e-P.
oonsoIs cIoss at 49, e35S for money, aud %. for
account
LONDON MARKETS.
Rrcadstuns dun and easier but quotations unchanged
Sugar srm, bu, little demand. Conee Arm. Rice dun.
Tallow quiet
Lospos, July 10, Isoo.
Consos e3t apJ1E
IoNpoS, July IL, 1890
Weather hoe. English and foreign wheat steady At
Mondays prices.
LONDON, July lI-IPM
cousos for money % o5,s, and for account o..
s3k
iIvrRRrooi, July II, 1890.
Cotton--sales probably about 900 bales; good de-
mand and prices steady.
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
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Arrival Of the Teutonia at New York
and the C0nnaught at St. Johns.
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ONE WEEKS LATER NEWS.
Departure Of the Prince Of Wales
for Canada.
->.>-<C---~ss-~~>~A~@~
Another Paris Conference to
Meet in October.
sN>~>NoY--|~~oy~c~~~.,--
PROGRESS Of AFFAIRS IN SICILY.
News from India, China, Australia
and New Zealand.
The Celebration of the Fourth Of
July i'm London.
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0TATH or xHH 16AxXD4a.
Ae. Ae., he
Another Paris Conference Ia
Meet in October.
PROGRESS Of AFFAIRS IN SICILY.
News from India, China, Australia
and New Zealand.
oTATH or XHD A6AxxD4o.
Ae. &e., &e.

ST. JoHss, N. F., July 10, lseo.
The steamship conuaught, from Galway llth instant,
arrived of this port at four O'Clock this afternoon
The Connaught met with accident when sixteen
hours out from Galway the piston working through one
Of her cylinder beads.
her greatest run in one day 33i miles.
She sailed for New York at5P.M
The steamship Niagara, from Boston via Halifax or.
rived at Liverpool on the Sth.
The steamship Bohemian from Quebec arrived a, Lon.
donderry on the 9th.
The steamship Africa sailed from Liverpool for New
York the 7th.
The news Is generally unimportant.
The transfer Of the mail contract with the Galway line
to the Canadian Company had been concluded and tho
steamship North Bron to leave Liverpool on tho
18th inst with the mails and proceed 10 Quebec via g.
Johns This service is to be forngthty and the Galway
steamers to alternate with the Canadian Steamers
touching at Londonderry as AT present.
The Prince OF Wales embarked in the Hero at Ply
mouth, for Canada, the 9th inst. and sailed at
o'clock the morning of the 10th. The Channel beet
accompanied him as far as Cape Clear.
Two additional unmpotant failures o, leather traders
had been reported
The acquiescence Of all the Powers In the proposed
Conference considered certain it viii be held IN
Paris, during the OF October The Powers will be
represented by their Ambassadors
Nothing farther known as TO 6aribaIdis move
ments against Messna
There were reports of lighting Messna, but they
lacked confirmation.
Tue proclamation Of constitution had been re.
ceived with indifference at Naples.
The Royast forces for the defence Of Messjna were
computed at 20 900 men.
The scan Ambassador to France had reached Turin
The Papal government had released the political pri-
sopers In the Romagna
France had notified The Turkish government of her in
en,on jointly with other Powers stop the massacre Of
the Christians in Syria.
The Bombay mail Of June had reached England Lord
Egn and Baron eros had quilted Gale for China
Ninety boxes Of specie from the Of the MAlabar
had been recovered
The Bombay markets stagnant. Freights wero
lower.
AZ Calcutta freights were unchanged.
The Melbourne mail Of the 18th Of May had arrived
The commercial crisis at Sydney abated. Only two
additional failures had taken place.
The New Zealand news s unsatisfactory. There wero
signs Of the insurrcction there spreading
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-20

PAsIs, July 3-Evcning.
The funeral OF Prince Jerome has been The great syac-
ton Of the day. All business suspended
The ko~aew pabisses the following account O. .ho
ceremony
Tbs obseguice Of bic Imperial Hghness nOpseigsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-20
United states Circuit Court.

SUI AeAISsr JANIS AND ERAsTrs BROOKS F0R
$4,000 DAMAGES.
JriY 10 This morning a capias was ssued at the suit
Of Robert De w.t. Publisher, against the propretors
of The Erts, for publishing their copyright q the
esson Of Hicks the pirate. damages aid at $40 600
ne writ q returnahle on the 9th INST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-20

THE LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAPH TO GALWAY.
FRANCE.
PARIS, July IL, 1880.
The Nonier announces that the Iegslaif session VIII
be prorogued till the 2lst Of July.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, July II, 1s6o.
The report that the Austrian government intends 70
contract loan is without foundation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-20
Arrival Of In. CALIFORNIA; overiasa Mail.


The overland mail coach, with regular Gan Francisco
dates 70 the 10th Of june arrived here At half four
O'Clock .hs morning. No telegraph dispatches came by
the stage, from some unknown
SAN FpASosoo, June 2a--i2 NJ
Arrived June 25 ship Euserpe New York; 2Eth, steam
or Oregon from Panama. ship Robertson, London Cham
ron, 40 days from New York; steamer Sonora, from
Panama passengers all well; deaths on the passage;
ship Polynesia, from New York. No departures.
The exports Of MERCHANDISE and California products
from the port Of san Francisco during the past sir
months valued % $50 ooo agaus, s2Iboooo fcr
the corresponding period In 1889 During the six months
ending with this month the number Of passengers ar.
irving San Francisco was over 2oooo snd the depar.
lures rising 81 600 showing net gain 70 the population
Of the state Of sbcu, Is 600
The steamer uncie Sam win sau for Panama
taxing the letter and Newspaper mails which hoped
the vanderbilt steamer win convey from Aspiuwan 70
New York notwithstanding the expiration Of his contract
with The government
The Masonic fraternity Of the state celebrated 81 John
dav in San Francisco the 2e.h with appropriate cere.
monies More than 10000 Mssoss joined the prcces-
.,oo They laid the corner stone Of Masonic hall
which is 10 cost fl62.ooo
The pony express " announced 70 start on is next
eastwar trip during the hr.t week in July The last
~rres TIA, arrived brought JOeeph dates Of June and
oil the matter Of the detained expresses.
For some days pact comet bias been visible a. Sacra
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love 1xn--Tbe EBgieh Astronomers estimate The
length q the tail q the comet Do~ visible q, About
twenty twe million miles.