The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-23
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| one OF tho tWelNe hp'h''es Ah hti1its NhNtNh
there will be full choral services With lecture
the life Of the apostle. In the Catholic churches
the usual rna,cs will be said, the vestmcns being
red color always used on the feasts of the apps
| ties and martyrs. The feast IL double q the
| second Glaze and the day is a holy day of otli-
CATION. Professionals remember This day the day
when tho hArbarous massacre which IL handed
down the Massacre u 81. bartholomew" took
place, in the 10Th century, at Paris by order Of
Charles the 9th and his Infamous mother, Cs,harine
dc Medicis. The Probsianr under Henry Of Ma
varre, and the Catholics, had long waged war but
truce wae signed, and all the former were invited
10 the Kings palace. They came unarnei, like
lbs to the slaughter, and at given signal were
set upon and foully murdered History has scarcely
q parallel for this great crime. The vigil Of the
feast is kep to-day.
Boar RAcE.-A two-psir-of.scull race b.
tween II fee, boats from whitehall and the Battery
came of yesterday afternoon. The distance rowo1
WAS from Professor Halls Hath, around B@llocs
Island and back, and was made against strong
wind IN forty two minutes, the Whitchalers
being the vic,ors. The boats were rowcd by
OMslley and Honnessy from whitehall, and
Neviil and 'I.Assr" from the Battery. Tie olds
largely in favor II the Battery boys--and
| siderable funds changed hands in consequence.
QUARREL BETWEEN poLirfCfAss.-Tw
well-known politicians, uamc1 Thomas II. Ferris
| and Edward l.. Carey, became involved in quar-
rel yesterday, in the Park, growing out Of wager,
| II is s,atei, which they had made relative 10 the
election Of Justice shanly at the last charter cleo
ton. Ferris, II is charged, struck Carey violent
and causing n copous dis hargo Of .clarct." Fer
| ris was about to follow up the assault, but was
| Withheld by officer Thornc, OF the City H.n pre-
cinct, who marched him OF 10 the Tomhs, where
Justice Hogan held hun in the Of s2OO 10 keep
| the peace.
The GuSBoAr FLORIDA -Iiou,enan, Com
nanding Samuel MAgaw arrived, yesterday, from
| the blocksie of Wilmington 18th inst and Beau
fort 10Th, where she had been stationed f1r the l,
| eighteen months, during which tine she has cap
turcj and destroyed runners Of an aggregate value
| Of over two and half millions Of dollars. a num-
Der of her officers detached at Beaufort y. G.
THH WEArHER.-The following was the
| state u the thermometer yesterday:
GAM. Noon. BPM
Il 1Gt-Aug. 22...--..-... Il - 50
1s6s-Aug. ~ ............ n 50 s,
RRroRrs ARE CURRENT that spotted fever
has broken out snons the invalid soldiers at Black
| Wells Island.
STAGE FAREs.-Sevcrsl or the Broadway
| stages have again raised their fares 70 cents-s
sum which is not paid without erumblng. On the
contrary, the 9Th Avenue d Broadway line has
come down to cents-commoncing yesterday.
The NEW ITALIAN rRcArE went on a
three days cruise 10 yesterday afternoon.
| TRADES MOVEMENTS.
GRocvRs AND TEA CLrRKs.-Ths Fairly Closing
Association held . regular meeting, las. evening,
at 1903 Bowery. A committee was directed to visit
the 9th Avenue In order 10 try and get sono stores
| there closed. Mr.. Louis Fronmo % the Dry Goods
| Clerks reported thst he IN compsny with the
| President visited Me-sra. Baxter Bros, in Pearl
| street, who promised to close at ! o'c ock, com
| rnenc'ng on Monday next. Mr.. Froumc also re-
| marked that, with little more unity among
themselves the clerks could certainly succeed IN
| getting all the merchants to close. The reports
| from other committees were generally favorable.
the only exceptions he,ny IN rotation 20 some p,orcs
| far up town, IN the w,rr side Of the city. Voluu-
teer committees were accepted for these places Tho
| remaining business done by the Association was
merely utinc.-Adluurned.
| TIrNK AND RAo M,EERs' UNio~-A special
meeting was held las, evening 10 take action in the
L
who hsd refused u pay 2i per cent. advance on
| the former wages. motion was made to exuel
all members Of the Union who worked for the gen
| iemsn In question. This was amended by a mo-
| iion to take up each mcmter separately, which
was done, and IL having tsrn found that some Of
the workmen were working under price, they
, werr expelled from the Union, ami drc,'ied 10 re,
turn such monies ss bad been received from III,
Union 10 support them while on strike.
CoorTns No. 4-Hcld n lsrgc meeting ut q,
Grand street Tho business done was strictly rou.
| tine.
PArsTEas-Met at Clinton Hall. There was n,
business transacted Of any importance the gene
raj public.
THE COURTS.
Orr.-wilism II. Smsly, who was arrested
with Palmer, some time since, and since conduec
in Fort Lafayette, was Released yesterday on ha II
Q jacob Weeks and John Marshal became LIS iccuri
~ in the sum Of 5000.
, PoLioE IsrKLLIGgscK. 49, Profitable Bodrdcr.-
Yesterday morning a servant at the Na,.onsl IL,
/ tel, In Courtlandt A., saw msu leaving room
with a new linen cost under his srm. and. think
ing that AL no, right, she made her SUSPICION
known to An attache Of the hotel, aud the man wa
pursued up Courtlandt At. To- Broadway. Once
koce's aid WAS here inyot ell, and he aurrcl rude
the stranger, and found anuInhcr Of sheets IN,
pillow Cases towels, etc, wrapped within the coat;
and in his pockets were skeleton keys uippFrs ant
: the like. The prisoner, on reaching the lumhS
rendered the name Of james Martin, aud couiessc,
that he had taken rooms al several hotels with tt
] intention Of ruthiug thcul and that lie had stoei
al worth Of linen from the Howard Hocl, go
worth from the Merchants, s35 worth from tn
Western, .25 worth from Lovc'oy'S and si5 WORT
from the Deg Streel House, within three weeks an,
sold The same TO Italian receivers N Baxter street