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The New York herald., 1864-08-19
FIuhton Board tho ship Lady Emily
Penle.

PHnADELrmA, August IS, 1884.
This afternoon fight occurred board the ship Lady
Emily psae which arrived from Londonderry last nighs
During hast night and this morning the OF the ship
went on shore and returned yery much ntox cated and
finally began 10 Eight among themselves geoernl row
cnsuod upon the deck during which the boaiswen
whose McNaster OF Belaqt, was stabbed In tue
neck with large sheath knfo The jrgular vein was
cut and Mcsastcr bled TO death m icH momcnts:
Another OF the crew named Francis McKcever, alleged
70 have inflicted the wound The atter was staooea
the hsh and badly beaten He was taken 70 ,ne nosp.-
chargc o the vessel arretng some eight or ten OF inc
crew who viii be held TO await the Coroners nvestes
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rsolins TnteIIIronre.

A BURGLAR CAvesr IN rm Acr.--hbout three o'clock
Yesterday morning officer M.zmer, OF the Egbseenlh
rreonct caught young 10 The not of crawling IRON
one Of ths front wIntows Of Mr. william H. rcrzusons
residence 1876 East Eghlceuh street, Tho burg'ar wan
scyed atd taken q the station hpae who're he f0ve his
name AZ FdWtfd Ryan. ~ hs lossetsion was fcuui
ece of k sn4 hUd watch valued az one hundred dol
fe,s belonging to M Ferguson. Eybn was Yesterday
token before Justice L0dU VI and e1amdtei FOR trial IN
default OF 81 l,beQ bail.
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Fci.i oRuRR.-NO. 3t.
TADoUAKIEas, FIRST D,yis,,N Y. s. N G.,
The Actors Protective Union.

MEETING AT The ,COpiSa ms IrUrE.
An al osrued meeting Of the Actors Protective Union
held yesterday afternoon at the Cooper Institute,
Mr. ". b. Davidge in tho CHAIR There was good atten
dance.
The miunes of last meeting bong read and approved,
the oomm.ttos appointed 70 confer with the Trades
Union ~ he feasibility OF cooperation reported through
Mr. Barnard. THIS report forth the imposs OF
oinrug with the Trades Uaon, aocoaut OF their hours
meeting well olhor tschnicalitles The report
received
The follow ing csrcua< whoa is to be cent to ali the
actors actresses i The country ,hec read and
adopted
ro rsAsAric raoss~s,oS OF AasaicA
LADIRs @ GyNTika pS-T!e formation o< the above
named soc,e., be- ,mpraure armand BY the long eI
The .sion ycar s,tea,on Is rrSeieSy directed
copy q ,hs annaea psas n nv witch s sns
this have added arpey nsnoer 4 their
asssss he % and -
"s sss ~ 1 e 81 sna s % rs
prcsen.ss - ooa :. diligently con.sesss when viii B.
mar GERS IS wel win form the
arc resecs we as
aud e VIII meet with the most careful peru
esoiuua was noxt adopted that the association meet
W fu,ure on the first Of every month commencing Sep
temher l.
Mr.. DAvDox then addressed the meeting folIows:-
naEN-l desire to congratulate ycu upon the
perois advance you hive made since your inaugural
meeting at the Ast0 House the llih of last month";
where you aaitAted the question equal rights between
employer and employed Since that time you have hsd
but other rsr C this aud yCunow number
nb.ut hundred members Is not this Isogrces II
look back 10 the great commercial city OF Manchester
where a provided which reyo.utionIzed the
commerce OF that country, what do We lnd1 Why but
that thirty Eve persons assembled al the first meeting
for the rcpeal the laws say then onward be
your progress Listen those who totally igno
rant Of the sub at ISSUE. aud who tell you that yea
cannot arrive OF design, because
you cannot define lines OF business You know well
enosgh that you and you know that you simply
because you understand The subject and they do not
(App 'use. have been very much amused al the way
hsvc been buttouhoed at street By inquiring
minds, and vited TO explain the oh and of
your secretly. some assume that the managers the
best judges Of what The actor capable OF doing but
when local 20 the matter Ia such way to apply
like principle 10 their particular avocat1n they most
strenWusy object TO dc sdpo their composition.
daughter and applause Hctloa mast be your motto,
and when you have accomplished the sbect you seek a
right thinking and liberal minded people wA readily and
cheerfaly endorse you.
A motion TO ad ourn was then put and carried.
The New York herald., 1864-08-19

AqrArfcs.--A very exciting race took paco on Monday
last between yachts Carrie and Nee OF the Hoboken
Yacht club for nny dollars. Tho course sailed was from
stage boat anchored cn the Club ous, around buoy 10
npdbaos To place Of starting The win being fresh from
the soulheayt well contested cnsued, the Carrie
wirriug ny sonr minutes The carry was sailed oy ,ns
well krown Cepaio w Acker. TN, time maao was TWO
hours aud thirty minutes
The New York herald., 1864-08-19

TuH LAra PEAcs PiAsco y EIsaAsA Asp
THE CHICAGO CoSyryr1os.--Our correspondent
at Niagara Falls throws some fresh light
upon the late peace negotiations at the Cliff Ton
House II seems that in an interview with
Dean Richmond, subsequent TO the opening OF
the negotiations, the rebel agents narrated the
views OF the leading men Of the South respect
ing peace. the true position Of affairs was pre-
scnted, and statement made a. 10 what the
commissioners believed would be endorsed by
the rebel authorities. What the precise tcrms
were does not appear; but they elioitod an EN-
phasic expression from Mr.. Richmond that If
they were we'll founded fighting must be stop
ped and negotiation commenced. II will now
be curious to notice the course Mr. Richmond
viii pursue at the Chic.go Convention, as II will
probably foreshadow tie real basis upon which
peace negotiations can be commenced with
some prospect Of q practical aud favorable
result
The New York herald., 1864-08-19

The Position ~ ArLASTA.-The rebel papers,
in their kilograms from Atlanta, under date Of
August II, admit that the Union batteries arc
planted in the streets OF that city, and that the
houses Of McDonough street, running through
Tie centre q .ae same, had been injured by the
slot and shell from the Union batteries. And
yet JET. Davis. Ia his remarks 20 Col. Jaques,
asserts that sherman may expect "disastrous
defeat, and contends that tie military position
OF the South Is better tnan ours
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BEcRUDGMG THEM BBEAD.A late Southern
rapcr. referring 70 tic circumstance that there
we're tbniy thousand U1ion prisoners ~ Ander.
sonvine, Ca, cries o.. y TIC bitterness Of is
Own half starved e0nditioa"piiy they bave
to eat bread ara meat had pity u is,
iea.ed, ihol they haze 70 cat sdch bread and
s,.b ,aas but h Is fortunate ibey Get 70 lii.le
"a os,',,r. ~ 4 rvll dit would unacuhte6y
;,.,tea liz dta'i of riorc thir bGf ihe roor
frI, IS. j 4 ls, ttc Geatls i hr0oFso lv'ue 9
e.rng tba month Of june ias numbered
lwea.y-cigat hundred Union prisoners.
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Eira In ROxbury, " Mnea,


were blown M and fire to-day by tbs ex
nIosop OF Tie boiler large quantity Of oil was
detroyed Los S23 0y3 insured for $4,000 New York.
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Navy evea went SO far as to demand OF the
Secretary of War the sevn.e ana permanent
punishment OF the 'Bard of tie Ienth army
corps" By incarceration at hard .iaoor On TIE
Dry Tor'ngas. Having thus snffere,. ior the
faith that was in him, il is but justice mat
for his prescience ia this natter.
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Am n Sc I'M . n g.

CAMPBELL ) nISSfRELS
This popular troape is drawing excellent houses IL
Bow~y The oon pany is very good and very strong,
aud the ball Is conducted in the beat pos.sse
great programme 10. night
THE DAVENPORT BROTHERS.
These wonderful performers sail for Europe 10
They w,il be accompanies by Mr. William Fay and the
Rev pr Fergus their lecturer Mr.. II. d. Palmer, oae
Of shrc sd and clever mapigers, has engaged
party years. and win travel with them. He
proposes give public and privase at London,
rars gcn Vienna, 81. Petersburg and all The larger
cities this continent, That the Davenports win
aodnay sensation abroad, aud tha, Mr.. Palmer
VIII his fortune. nobody reasonably doubt We
wish him every success.
WINTER GARDEN.
This favorite theatre rcopened last evening. with Mr..
W. START manager, Mr.. Haniy as stage manager MIR
Robert Soepcl musical director, and Mr. J. Clarke
the summer star. TIE house has been repanted and
decorated, and is certainly very neat aud elegant The
footghta bcea sunk, give better effect
the stage picture The scenery displayehwas ali
,na very nicely painted ard there exec lent tase
,bown 10 the Stage arrau gomcns throughout n every
respect the theatre has been very greatly improved
during the interreCaum, and Manager Stuart begins
bis reign most auspicously
The plays last evening wore Everybodys Friend and
tAe Rough Diamond. Those rIeces familiar
nublic that II unnecessary to describe them; but In
tas case familiarity docs not breed contempt Both
Ays wcrc caritay, though broadly, acted. There was
very large audience and q very great deal OF good
hearty laughter The theatre fortunately cool enough
10 Laugh 10 comfortably. On the whole, tho entertain
rient light oasant, sumnery and Just the thing for
tho audionoc We have rarely emphatic smiies
and heard decided suray7. rapid rcrnd Of such
performances win occspy tie nogt eight weeks
and Thea we shall hare saskspere and Mr.. Edwin Booth
wo cougratia,. Manager stuart upon us happy inaugu
ration az his regime
The New York herald., 1864-08-19
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

our Earoresn 6cs by the North American reached 'bs
CITY from Quebec yesterday mornos aud The mails the
Asia from Boston, h1nd at an early hour ths
morning The papers dated = The 9th OF August
Tue main pouts Of the news have been anticipated BY
our tclegraphic report from Halifax, published ID the
HERaLp last Wednesday.
We learn from Euenos Ayres. uoder date o. June Y,
thai very influential meeting was beld n that cay on
se oo.b ar III. month with view " raising fuoi IN
the republics n Blenos Ayres Uruguay aud Paraguay
,r aid o, the United states sanitary Commission, for tho
roet OF the sick and wounded soldiers OF the American
army The meeting convened BY Nessrs Jacobs,
Zimmerman AMI Perry. There present Sessrs G.
II Foimar, Wilson JACOBS wm II. Moorcs. Edward Zim.
merman, Charles Zimmerman, Henry Zimmerman. ". T.
Livingston, - Mnturn, v. L. Jscobs W, Jscobs Jr +,
snd others. Hon. Mr.. Khke United St,tH Minister IN
Baerc. Ayres took the Great unity pre-sl'sr
and an cxtena,ve orga saiion was perfected = cxr,
out the oh cct % the assemblage.
Mass Peace Convention was held az Syracuse ycs,a-.
day, at which valardlgham and Fetnanio Wsod raae
spcecne, address md series Of resolutions we're
adopted report o. the Proceedings M, be found IL
10 day'r raper
A l.rre ai enthusiastic mass meeting Of tue printers
orns cay aud % operating dee suors fror Tie van
working nous ASSOCIATIONS, vbs led 10 ,bs CITY Hall
payl 'nst eveuine large body q Tic printers headed
by band or music, msrched IL procession T. tie Park,
rhe speeches made aad fes0lutions adopted tei
tnr fo~th the justice " tbe 6enert q We TspoTaps
ca Jri5 f9r The Increased scale " prces 1he meeting
vrr vsry SPIRITED agair ard coDti4Yed unih hafpaa
tea ccicck.
There wss Il have heeu special naetng q me BoMe
Of ticrntn yes,ra4y bet quorum falling % attend
DC reg.uCss was ftaasicica.
lie c0t4iai4s.uerr for Cleaning streets met yesier
cv ur-aHg n tns Mayors oice Tic Meyer an
caDHtofer we're rscsent tTLc propcsals o. u. =
Badger, ogsHua l. Cioss tbe atrssss - tbs rate 2
three hupdt.e T. a1aat cotrf rst ptnani gsfo submit
Zee IL he op4-,t r tau Commissioners me proposiA
mud tteoGeailors see asaeHSe "a omsing 70 provid
Tor tbo rCmoya of eshes 80 sarb - Thr deeue.
a. Important 8. em ia tAe natter 81 cleaning sbo street,
thst tbt omission could ~ he tsed ana This duy 9
fht contractor iet 10 lmrl4eAton.
aho hl.tU pr.ee q Eol yesercly rendered ~
us-ts.s rfSrcf - . general ihinr aaa ome ar,oes 2
,r.t,t.rfY so,d somewnat fshar cotton pp hrticr
,e,,5ssr ,yps is &. hlgha. 81 taea.s ste n1N
,erFst oreleI tuts rud afm 40 asast tt . y.
ttsoor. wheat wps tim et i q iti'r ars eot
ic asc ,.htt. os,s etie acal., FesA YES Net q
tsss active H0ci w4s de. a-t ia.i VIA e asNte VI
without ctapfe NJ tntas. NAHsey v.5 afuet vnN
trolsats we're dall aua iosS
The New York herald., 1864-08-19

Nor THE RIGHT SORT OF PEACH NHGOTIA-
TIoNs.-W Within the last three years we have
had from various volunteer peacemakers
repeated attempts to open peace negotiations
with tue chiefs OF the rebellion. Conspicu Gus
among these phiianthropic diplomats stand the
Rev. John Wesley Greene, wto came very
near getting locked up in Washington;
Colorado Jewett, the man in the moon, aud
Horace Greeley, a very queer fish, aud, lastly,
Edmund Kirke, sensation abolition romance
writer Of the school of Uncle Toms Cabin
and the Rev. Colonel Jaques, fighting parson
of the style of Parson Brownlow. Now, all
these men, each in his peculiar line, are
remarkable characters; but they are not the
men required to initiate movement in behalf
of peace. Professedly acting without authority,
nothing could be expected from such irrespon-
sible customers but the notoricty or news
paper profits Of a nine days wonder, which is,
perhaps, all they have desired, from J. Wesley
Greene down to Kirke and Jaques. Let the
experiment be tried q duly authorized
embassy to Richmond from the President OF
the United States with a proposition OF an
arn,istice, and we shall doubtless have diff
ferent result Jrff Davis is too old bird to
be caught with ch lff; and, what is more impert-
ant, he turns, with the skill Of sharp poll
tcian. all these irresponsible and bungling
adventures to his own advantage, as the
guardian of what he calls Southern rights.
The New York herald., 1864-08-19
THE SITUATION.

Mr. santon's Official bae,in General Dix last nigh,
General Grant, contains despatch from that officer
dated 90 the leth but delayed by the breaking Of the
telegraph nes notifying the Department OF tho affairs
which took place on that day, and which fully
described In our correspondents dispatches in another
column General Grant says that although everyt hing
vas favorable there decisive result The enemy
was driven back somewhat from his position and lost
considerable in killed and wounded among the
Generals Chamblss and Gherardie. -Four hundred
prisoners taken The loss in Gen. Grants army since
the movement north OF the James he estimates at
thousand killed and wounded. Our
reports OF the fight Tuesday the 16b contain the
entire details Of that affair. supplying all the blanks
which be hasty ocia accounts OF General Grant very
naturally leaves The battle at Deep rum aud
viii be hereafter known by that name. Hancock corps
. usual. fought maguiacently.
The news from General sherman received by the War
Depar,mee, aud officially communicated by Mr. Stanton
up to half past eleven O'Clock last night to the effect
new operations have taken place iu the vicinity
of Atlanta.
General Wheeler and his rebel troors ha~o driven
back from their attack Colonel Iebolds little garrison
at Dalton. Ca with loss OF hundred and d!ty
the charge Fourteeath United states
coiored ur.piry the enemy confusion. Gen.
him from surrender TO force Of rebels which
ounumbered him to one.
Wheeler said to be trying get the railroad lead
log to Knoxville.
General Sherdans dispatches to the government from
Winchester a, O'Clock yesterday state that General
the night previous by forse Of Longssreots corps
and wickhan's aud Lom,xs brigades but defeated the
rebels, with loss Of 2e7 prisoners twenty our officers
and two stAnd colors Colonel Devn. OF the Sixth
New York cavalry was wounded 10 this affair The son.
duct of Generals Merit. and Colonel De~In rs
highly landed by General Sheridan
the rebel pirate Tallahassee has arrived at Halifax,
n. S. for She destroyed-sipce our last accounts
q her ravsges-nve scnooners, Of which she
somed eight thousand dollars and the others shs
ecutt'ed
Johnsoos guerllas, who have bces barassng the peo
pie in Kentucky and the banks 0 the Ohio river,
were at Caseyvie when last heard from, eve hundred
strong carrying away thccae and other pnder which
they bad taken from the captured steamers On the river
The people Of Cairo organizing deencs of that
place. band o. volunteers has beeu desps.cbed after
johnson
By the arrival o the steamship Commander from Port
Royal yesterday, learn that blockade runner, which
got aground Suvan's Island Tuesday, 18TH inst
and being discovered the next mosning battered TO
pieces by the guns from Morris Island. She pro-
peler and heavily laden ,but large portN0 Of ber cargo
wsssayed BY rebel wreckefs.
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for his prescience ia tts matter.
MORE or THE TALLAHASSEE MORE GLORY
FOR WEIIEs.--The rebel buccaneer, the Tala-
bassee, continues her depredations with inpu-
nifty, and the glory, such as il is, of her achieve
ments belongs to the sleepy old man
at the head of the Navy Department. We
tsiuk it is about time for the merchants and
shipowners sailing under the flag OF the Union
60 move Tor the removal of that incubus upon
tie shoulders Of the navy. Nothing would nave
been easier to competent m IN in his pos ton
than tie building, two or three years ago, Of a
dozen steamers of such superior speed
and strength withal as to be abe
to eaten and run down the swftest
OF JET Davis English built corsairs
and blockade ruaners. Bat in the costly nava
establishment of four or five hundred ships,
good, bad and indifferent built up under the
supcrv sion of Wei.es there arr hardly halt
dozen that can make the distance In three
hours, under full head Of stream, that the Tai
lahasssc, according to all accounts, can make in
two hours. If we may believe half the stories
that are told Of his activity and energy in
Dispensing his jobs OF ship and engine build
ing to his avorites, regardless Of cost or con-
so ieuces, Welles has ut least been efficient
in the duty of taking care OF his own clique Of
the administration party. In this business,
perhaps, may lie the secret Of his reten-
ton in the Cabinet so long, against tue
remonstrances OF public opinion. Perhaps
general petition for his removal from our mer-
camille classes, beginning with the New York
Chamber of Commerce, would turn the tide
against him at this crisis Unqaestionably Of all
the bunders OF Abraham Lincoln, as the Com
mander-,Chief Of the army and navy, his ad-
hesion to Weles is the most extraordinary,
unaccouutable and inexcusabie. 1t has at
length manifestly become the duty of our mer.
chants aud shipowners TO combine in al earnest
appeal to the President for the removal Of
Weles, and we suggest to the New York Cham
Der Of Commerce the propriety Of leading OF
urging this much needed reform.
The New York herald., 1864-08-19

CAMPBELL MISSyRELs 80 and roi Bowerv-vARiEp
AND LxcIsNe IRLAscx or ErRIorlAS OppIrisS
The New York herald., 1864-08-19

. WOODS MINSTREL HALL. 5l4 Broad way --ErrnortAs
Boxes DANCES ac-MiLLkR ASp IA MEN.
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SARNUM's MUSEUM, Broadway. Two GIANTS Two
pNAEfs, ALbIsos. sARrENrs, 8c al All Loura 1,F
MAGIC SAvk-At Al a. NJ. ) snd r.. r. n
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HcvERy THEATRE. Bowery.-Tuy MIsrR or suon.
piToA-u uAAguLY aoosE-f lpk4.o
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STEAMSHIP Orr or coRx, Captain rpbett Of the Innau
line. sails TO- day 81 noon for Queenstown and Liverpool
This steamer takes the European mails and w doubt
have rapid passage homo.
STEAMSHIP JoHs 0BsoN, Bowen, from Philadelphia for
oasicned from collision o'clock Wednesday evening
heedy Island with an unknown schooner, which
In about four fa,homs water and her sails unbcn
yesterday morning which leads 70 the belief that on
board were saved The q had cutwster carried away.
scnR FANNY MrrourLL- Of A. Ge6rge Nc lumbsr laden
for Providence ashore Raco Point
On the night OF the z2d inst Grew saved.
suHR 0pD FRLLow, Gore OF and from hastport for Bos
!cn With nsh vas run into on the night Of the 7d i.s
four fathoms OF water She owned In PASSPORT % toas
register, IL years ola and mot Insured Cargo insured
SEGA 0ssuHA (of Deer lsle Johnson, from Cienfneges
for h'cs Pu, into Newpor, 18th inst oss ner dsS4
gale Nov ~.
Sem LAURA CIrrcH (Br Of 81 Andrews ND) was sold At
auction Monday, she ashore on Watcn bil Ter
e2t0o. Purchased BY 81 the former ownera
acHn ELIxAsEIH DALE tof Baltimore Tucker, sunk
IN the chsnpel Of tho ChesapcAks BAY near Pools island
morning Of 18th inst Csptau.and crew saved.
scHR Rro-oleuccstcr Dec 52-Thc schr towcd m here
yesterday the Rio. Of Salem, and not Arrows be-
fore reported.
Nsupsr NJ Dse ~ sPx-rhe sGhn Ens Of Hswas.
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French Crosby, Passport; Sarah warren wa.ren nsn.
brig from Cuba; and three ether brge C1 sa.o
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ton; Sarah Lord do sehrs heeer. hc0nnes-
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sealed proposals will ct The Csupsrsllsrs -
Ace Saturday, the 21st day or January, l6oA -
O'Clock p. NJ wnen the ssme viii % posnssy cys.sd io3
Thousand dollars Of the Cesua Park l@psove
Stock authorized by chapter - OF the laws 81
1850 By ordinance Of the Common Cosne appssvs
By the Mayor April 10. 1900
per annum quarter yearly and NE principal wiu
be redeemed Nov. z, 1876
proposals viii state The amount Of ssoss dssrsA ase
whose proposals accepted will thersupon be required
deposit the Chamberlain Of the city The sums Awar6eo
to them respectively. .
ON preseanG comptro the receipts OF the Chan
berleu such deposit the parties will be entitled ~
certificates for equal amounts Of hs par ss q Me-
stock bearing interest OF payments.
Each proposition should be sealed and Endorsed Yepo
sails for Fund Stock" aad sn~
closed . envelope. Addressed the Comptreeg.
The right reserved or AL Of the bids. No
interests OF the corporation require Il
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Comptroller I
YORK. DEPARTMENT FINANCE,
ConPrRoLLKp's OFFICE, Dec. ~ 1854 J