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The New York herald., 1865-02-02


lost.
The commission appointed by Governor Fenton 10
endeayor 20 secure from the War Department decrease
IN the quota this State under the last call for troops
has so far with little success They are to have
another interview with the President to-day Governor
Fcnton issued address 10 the people OF tho state,
rccaptulatng his efforts 10 have our quota reduced,
which he says he cannot help thinking is made mp
on an erroneous basis, and he s still not without
hopes Of succeeding However, should the war
penor,ment adhere 10 is decslon in the matter, he
CO. nscls n cheerful compliance, urges upon the people
sncb conduct IN the exigency will he consistent
with dignity and true patriotism, and calls upon the
press capitalists and all in influential positions to use
,hcr Efforts TO simulate volunteering. The Governor
Yesterday sent TO the Assembly the correspondence on
the subject between himself his aid decamp, Colonel
Palmer and Provost Marshal General Fry
The committee of Supervisors who visited Albany
TO cndcavor TO effect arrangement for avcr,ng the
dra IN this city on the 18th inst returned yesterday
and report that the prospects are favorable Tue com
mit,ec to proceed Washington TO have another con
ference with the authorities there left the city iass
| evening.
The Legislative committee for the examination OF the
affairs Of our city continued to take evidence
yesterday In regard TO the City Inspectors administration
Of his ONCE letter received from the Corporation
Counsel Mr. John f. Devin requesting that his depart
mcns also might be included In the investigation. The
committee will not be in session again I'LL Thursday, the
10th inst
Corporation Counsel Dcvn has advised Mayor Gun
ther in ofcal communication, that the Street Clean
ing Commission has sti power to act but that as re-
CARDS the proposal OF the New York Sanitary and Chem-
cal Compost Company clean the streets Of the city for
three hundred thousand dollars year, would moi
meet tho inontion Of the Legislature the use Of thu
Crotou water and dumping grounds given gratis il
such case greater amount would be paid than contem
! plated by the Legislature
In the Board Of Education last evening $40 $50 n
appropriated for various school purposes The chief item
$17o oO0 for teachers salaries by law adopted
regulating the order in which the School inspectors
shall discharge the duty OF attending the examination oi
candidates for teachers in tho schools $40 pss
was appropriated TO furnish schoolhouso
Tho new Petroleum stock Exchange, corner of Broad
way and Rector street. formally naugura, yoster
day afternoon This institution will hold the relation
70 petroleum .. the open board oC brokers does gold
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In philadelphia, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland,
Washington and Richmond, there are 10 other
banks liam those under tho National Bank act. in
New-York City there arc Is yet in operation under
the state Law; in Boston, |; in Baltimore, u
in Pittsburgh, ! in Albany, !; in ST. LOUIS, A. in
Louisville, 10, i'll Detroit, 9, in Milwaukee, 8.
Owing 10 tho large sals Of 1905 the issues Of GER
tiGcatos Of indebtedness las. week amounted 20 bu
sl,7l7 900, while the amount redeemed reached the
sum OF s, ~ 900, making IN actual reduction in
the public deb, of S6,ciO,pCO.
The receipts from customs Tor Tic quarter ending
With iarch were s.0,Jl9,oje, Internal Revenue,
s6j. 2Gl 900; Sales of Public Lands s62, 900; Di-
rect Taxation, $500; Miscellaneous, 81, $4,000
total, 20 l5j 60i 81. From Leans the total receipts
were 1915. 693 $50 of which tho temporary loans
raised $22.7i6,OS, the ,o0s, S5d.ln 80, and the
73Js, $lS5 6s2 1873. Tho total expenditures for the
same quarter were iJJ3. coo 900.
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u Crazy Man Shoots 1--WE Passengers a
Mississippi Steamer.

A Minnesota correspondent Of The Caic0go
zribsrs gives the io.o n particulars Of case e.
pi0lsv repOit aj b. Telegraph:
Yesterday afternoon lJa'y ~ about O'clock seated
in company with host Of oacr prs sengrr- o0 the 'ar
boaru slce OF the steamer A uic Johnson watching
craze that was staining ~ tral.Ow water near the
fhc'e 70 which we were at t0at tire iIn8irg IN ci,sc
proximity ge were suddcis startled b. tie I.,nfts of
pistol 90 the sore side # lLe boat In tee f,ryagG
psrt, fired four times succos 5sc,y wiach oHec.ed =
cot t &c CONSERVATION Glrlng al hands and caused al
exoted and hcsty fetreat 60 tho cIoin
The fret sCppositiou wee that Eho iirg was the re-
anil u genera row, /, having occurred ploinny tbe
SELDOM. tie door II which opeoed up,nt scene
feithet development proved, hDBeyer Tat tie firing
wss done BY mausc namcd GcTge {. Stocking Of
Hutchinson Nina, without She last rC7O cation ard
resnted in tie dcsth % Nathan Io0T Of snsstu-
"a y. Y, and the woJfding Il q retarcd soldier s.
tbe rigat am. near tho shoulder Damed Hover. Of
1iinEonp8lis Miug.
The maniac had previously e:'hihtef conclusive sgns
o. Insanity, ahs. fE TiLuieS Oefo-o was seen Cu)
ing wildly through window on The crOs upon Which
~ soon after fired The slot which proved 10 . 81.
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SECOND BOARD.
FRIDAY. Aug. 4-P. ".

FRIDAY, Aug. a-P. N.
Gold opened ut liii and closed at ll31. The t.
trC mes Of the day were lils 49,.
Government bonds were firmly heldat quotations,
and Dat small amounts wero offered. The amount
Of business dorc in them was very small. The
quotations nj Second Board were Old J-20s, 1850
lOG; New 5-2Os, Oll; Coupon l0-i0s, 81 The mis-
eel ancous list was dull and steady. Coal shares
woro firm. State bonds steady At Second Board
Cumberland was in active demand at Az; Quick
silver was steady at 81.
Railway Shares opened firm on the street and
the leading shares woro in active demand. Erie.
Alichigcn Southern, and Cleveland 81 Pittsburgh
were most sought for. At tho BoaId the market
remained iirn with an active demand for New
York Central, which sold at "a OK. dividend.
The balance of tho list closed strong. There was
an active demand for Cleveland Il Pittsburgh 10
cover sh,. contracts. Tho break that was expect
ed to ayc been engineered By passing tho dividend
does rot APPEAR, and large short interest remains
uncovered ut lower rates ard 1t il probable
tia, this operation viii bo as aboriive as
va. thot Of tho Michigan Southern directors
who raw their stock advance 2per cent on passing
tho dividend, anu had the pleasure Of buying their
stock in at from to ; per cent advance. In the
street the market was dull but strong at tho open
ING bat at the close Eric was 905 bid, and the
whole market advanced and closed strong. At the
Second Board the market improved; Emo sold at
81, ard tho balance of the list synpahiZed. Read
ing was in active demand, both for investment and
to cover short contracts. Tho closing quotations
were: Now-York Central, 93l; Erio sos, Hudson
River, 49, Fort Wayne, 81; Rock lslard, 1887.
Money is reported much easie. to-day, and l.
freely offered at Sal per cent on call. Tie banks
have nov on deposit ~ Tho Sub-Trcasury twenty
two millions at 5 per cent, which they con call at
any timo without notice.
The transactions in foreign exchange for to-,nor-
rows steamer arc light Good bankers' sterling is
selling on :hc street a. loSii the leading drawers
arc asking 1881 for 90 days. We quote; Bankers
Sterling, 50 days, 1881; Bankers Sterling ceys,
lO9 1891; Merchants Sterling, I07l0lo7i; Francs,
long date, SOP 0j.2ll; Francs, short dAse, 5000
5.lsi,
In Freshls taY ongagcmclts 70 LIVERPOOL tp
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f,usrsra and Attempted MuEacr by
Negroes in Indiana.
LYHCKING CT THE NEGROES.
TIE HORRIBLE TRAGEDY NEAR HARTFORD
CONFESSION OF THE MURDERER.

The Detroit Free Press says that on Sunday
and Monday list two horrible murders we've reip e,
tracd at tie set Vi rcc ~ Grass LAKE. on TIE iho 81
TIE iigan Genital Railroad.
Two dischaTgcd soldiers, famed Joseph J. Eenry
aud ran named lort. arrived at Grass Like i6teiN
IN company with two women of dsrtru'ope charSct T.
Horny Yves formerly member ci Loom'ss b9l,eIy anu
game from COGwater. Srclt was IN Mlenis,l cav
p,ry regiment and came from Louisville. ky. lie has,
We understand respectable psrerts his fhther beng
PHO, of The Mississippi steam heats. Inc rail!
Rcnt 10 Grass Lake on Monday toe @4th INST, ana ph
NJ NJ hotel kCp by Elijah Wheaton They renamed
tbcie ali TIE week. Spending money freely TIE women
DONG their I'll share III thu, inc Snort It IS SAID hau
tl.0cO and Henry also had large amount OF money III
his possessiol
On SUNDAY evening sbout g O'Clock one of the
women, IN furthe.spcc OF no doubt previously con,
eoclsl plan took upon herself tie hclsh purpose o.
H.urdorinc Stout by poisoning his hqurr Procuring
puaItfy Of morphine she mixed Il With drink he was
Rbcut 10 take. AID not suspectlng anything wrong, he
ouafs ID the poison of at raught. In short time e
became ii1. ard kept growing wors" nntll ao"nt !
e'cock, when lie Gcd, having suffered untold eeonieS
The morning. on search being Instituted no noney
could be found on bis person Meantime, Henry and
fbc femaos had mace Preparations to depart or tie
cars, leaving Short 20 be buried AZ the LANDLORDS
expense. To this Granger Ont ne Woald not submit
and dfeuty easUed. citizen Of Grass Lake named
David SInoIS interested himsei for the landlord, and
the matter was apparently seti cd by Henry and the
women leaving sufficient moaey with the landlord 10
bury The murdered Inan.
Aftcr this, S,o1ik Henry and the females adjourned
70 . grocery 81 take drink, which done. Smclk
e1egce,ed second which, alter some loud talk, was
COMPLIED with. Smo sNOre ihat Henry should go d
fhid trcat. lie would prevent them from leaving
Gen5y swore that he'd b. ID if he would treat or
drink any mora" This brought on high words and re-
taist0ry tire s. and whom no excitement was at lis
hight Henry drew krfe, ah0rt six or eight inches
10. r. and plugged il intO Snolks breast, infcting o
Fatal wound. BE fingered about fifteen minutes, aad
ct l0i O'Clock yesterday morning breathcd his
las. Henry was arrested Immediately after com
uniting fata act and detained until the next tram
for Jackson, whoe be wss sent. The women were de-
tsined Grass Lake, where two coroners juries were
npanueied to hold nqLets On the bodies Of the lnuf
Gerod me-
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Cu;y,grous v;iiniry,

Mrs. Margaret Hartley Of Springfield, H., a
lady ahon co years of age recently visited Washing
zee her son, colder. sick IN ore ~ The he ia
Boston 20 sec ihe finly az ter mot eT-in-laV, Who
shc thinks, resides ia Elst Boston. SIZE reached New
No.k withou. incident adventure. ard when a. the
depot 10 takc the cas f,r this ct. kcd man "hou
size ne shout The Ia in she ought TO cke Tben lie Told
her BE- was coming to B' stou iimiel md wond s. =
her s.f,ly ao.G he purchased a ticket for her nhi
occnpic y seat with her 10 Boston,
o. arriving here he Suggested hat he had bo'cr -
ting out o the cars started Off tie run, and III
Hartley followed. 70 recover her bas, which codtanoc
all her money a check Tor slD. tie address ri fcr
brother in.lGW hcr sons gold watch the cacchs or ic
baggage end other articles. She suppos ma. sbe
must rave tainted awry from excitement ana iaere IN
rnnrng rs tie uryt tinc she knew she WaS III Iie
stati,nhouSc with no trace Of her lost property. Al
eatre stranger in tie ty without norey. anr unable
10 find her law. the condition OF Ire lercaveo
and BORROWING wosan was peculiarly hard one AA'S
was ahou, n week ago.
Temporary hone was provided for her. asd search
contiau FOR her hrSthcriulGw, hat Withont sncots
s Is address had teen lost with toe stolen baT. ht
Trunks 81 Q had left IN New Noik, intending to MAKE
only biIcf stop here and furnished with poss, sne
has rel armed .hore for them, with The view OF using
them a. security for the OF rrtng baeA 10 hr
home in ILLINOIS, A man 50 beirc-s rs 10 Iob On af'"
woman rnacr such Circumstances n'nst D. VIZ
wretch srd deserves the severe-t puDsnileht-wbc Gu
he will doubilrss ge. If caught. II the relatives OF AIS
Hartley are in this city they may o0n formation OF
her by calling on Mr. George Priest nj the iiercnhthe
,enev M ~ Coucre.s.st (lioston Journal
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without changes the sales are at 90 62 for Gale az e.
ass iaI for Ebglish 5000 l2i for German keenea
and e9Qs9 1871 for SpeuiSh. quo'e DIT at @A~ H"'
Sheet and Pipe at l6c. r,.s,. h,,
MOLaSSES--Prioes arc very firm for az kinds' yn.
the business has been MODERATE and we have IL ''s
OIIS-Libseed is firm and in fair demand at 81 no
81 20 for City. Fish OLE very firmly leid; ho;srs
ask 81 40 fr Crude. and 81 20 Tor DO. Sperm. L'ia
Oh I. finn ut 81 10 for No. Wntar Kerosene Is SenHs
PEOyISIOSS-The Pork market has been rlore act.
I've, but prices IRE easier and heavy "t ths cHso
inside figures for future delivery we hear o, SIS
osh ard regular arc Gao bbe Il 800 50 FOR Old luss;
$50 s35 eli for New DO; s24 5o@s25 for Prime aaa
s for Prime Mess Beef is H. good roi.est emu very
frm sales of $50 bbls. at s9@5l 20 for PAN Mss;
sll0s45 30 for Extra do. ana choice i"ts sin 81 90:
fierce Beef and Beef Hans are ou ano nciai ;as
Meats arc firm but tho stock u small anu ms
limited Bacon Is scarce AID wanted. Lara " nui,
but nrccs aye without chance; small sa1es ~
for far to choice Scam 2is|21c Tor he1's ic"oe'eu'
and 242c for choice 40. , p,. L., ,,r
N Y. state, Welsh tubs strictly Gne y 30a3s
N. Y state Welsh tubs air TO good. 20 n ~
" Y STATE Welsh tIls white and poor mixed IL U2y
" Y State Grsin tubs, strictly Inc 90
y. Y. State, frhins ine. %
Penn. common 10 medium. 20
Western Reserve. good TO iiue yellow ..-...o
Western Reserve, common to iDcgirm Z, 20
Iich., H. Ind wis. good to d1e yellow. .9i4s9
a. Afl..
CHEEsE-Tne market is duh ard heavy. Nepu1te.
ssa'c FsctCly, good to eAo!ce, per d. -MtSi;s
State, far to good: -.--.............--.,irl@.
State parirs choice. @iJ
Trg'isb Dairy Conn. 90
English Dairy (OAio.) .......--...-.....iS ~i1
Vermont Dairy ............-..--.-....lO0 lo
PETROLEUM The market Is duh at ~ ~Jtc. lor
Crude 52 1850. for Refined IL boud. and 'OG'-e. ior
do free.
RICF-A fair Iobbing trede Is doing end we note
smell sales OF Carolina II 10. aIic and Iangoo Ut "a
u roe.
SUGARs-Raw Sugars have been rather quiet To-.
day. but inc market romsns very firm at s~i-tc. ic
Far 10 cod Refining and IN isct some L.heis are
.kiac ic above these figures sales ci 30 bids Of IL
dl5Ie. for Crba. tho latter Clarified a3d $50 hoNts
Havana, on private terms Refined mo qniei at We
for IIacds Messra l.. l.. A. Stuart nave to.d'y re-
duced their quotations for Refined rs .oo~s; Cra,'a
Graduated ind Orouul, I9sc. Whhc' Ie!c anI Aei
low &. I7ie., cash. ,ooo -, co....-
SIEAEIN-We note sales Of 5000 ID Common
No Grease at l2e. and % tcs. Oh Steai1 at sl.c
SEEDS-Grass Seeds arc sill very Gull end prices
sro nominal Rough Flax Seed il firm aid Ia lar DE-
mand az 81 40ds2 50 per bush. OF >, 10.
TALLOW--The MARKET 10 fairly active but prices are
rather heavy sales OF 2C00 ID az ii l.c Tor west
egu aaa Stale, and III 2ic. tor City.
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II was the first scene Of the kind enacted In
Evansville and for the fair fame Of the city We nore 1t
will be the last.
Every Que cxecracs the abominnbc and brutal crime
committed by the negrues but mob Law is dangerous
remedy for evils OF this any kind and all god Cit
zeus dcplore resort 10 40 and hope tbs fearful ami
summary punishment viii prove such warning that
we shal never again hear Of such crime in our midst
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lNea London, Conn. Star, Aug 3.

RAPE AMI MURDER.-One night last week
beast IN the form Of entered the house 81 1,is
Elizabeth Darwin. n delenseless widow ia CboH;er, IL!
cut her throat she lay in bed 10 cause almost
immediate death dragged Ter from the bed 20 the Loor
and abu her person willie 80 was dying. The lady
husband was waylaid and mu,c 10 ia lsOl Tire poor
and ccgused the murderer. whose name Is FoTsce.
lie viii probably be- captured.
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CITY NEWS.

MUsrC IN THE CENTRAL PARK.-The Central
Park Commissioners announce that IL tho weather 10
fine. there viii DO music the Mall at the Park
on Saturday. Aug. s. commencing O. ~ o'clock
D. H.. By tie Contra. Park Band, nader tho leadership
OF H. i. Dodworth The following is the programme;
pARrI
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Kccc;p;s of Produce.

AUo. 4.--l045e bbls Flour. 453 bbls. Wb,Sy, l.sio
bb,s Corn Meal. 92.7l9 bush. Wheat, l24 COO bush.
Corn. 80 7I2 bush .Oas. 1920 bush. Malt 4e7 pkgs.
Lard, 39i pkgs. Pr5Eisons. 1905 pkgs. Butter.
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Park March.
J. Overture 10 "Zampa". ..-...-.--......... Herod.
9 Song-"S she wept her life away. .-..-.. .Thomaa
3 Selections froa LA Dame Blanch" .Boieloieuy.
Pant III.
T. March-"The Bride Path. ...-........ Hichaels.
s. Adsgio from Opera No. ~ of............ .Jansy.
G. Casino Polka Doppler.
T. Overture TO "WayeTly" Berlioz.
PART III
g. Mazurka-" Greeting from aSar". He'nsdon.
8. Cayatina--"Sperata q fgiil Iddo," from
"Nabnco". ......-..--..--.----..... verdi.
10. Narch--"Ihe Pagoia". .......-... Rockefeller.
IL. Barcaroe-' Triebe, Trebe Schefein
Schnel.e" ......-..---..-- '..--'hueAen.
The Union.
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800 bales Cotton at {d3l6d., and per steamer,
500 boxes Cheese at 4Cs., and $50 bales Cotton at
d. To Glasgow, 500 boxes Cheese at 4os. 10
Hamburg, 100 tlns Measurement Goods at LIS. To-
A Dremen brig to Bremen with 800 bbls. Pero'
leum at is. Cd, and schooner to Newfoundland at
3os.
Tho business of tie Sub.Trcasury wns: Receipts,
SC os2 72o IG-for Customs, Sjll GO0 for Payments
e .457. 0j2 7S-on account of Loan, $4,000; Bal
aacc, $50, Gjo,7s0 20.
The movement of Dry Goods at this port for inc
past week has been rs follows;
EsTrErD TOR coss'crrIoS
Manu- Of Pigs. NalGe. Marry. 81 Pkes. Yalu l,:
Wool .30l7el,3 -2sy1 tax; ;..:ieSs ~
Cottcn.-....l.?is $500 1917, Ai"'eHanS'' 4VO
Total. Neutrality-suspicious. 'o'~f~"-''''"
WITHDRAWALS. 81, via.
M Tt Of r5 rs sS X@ s' s ss 81 I So
cotton. .... $50 ASS A.isccIlan's.. o'1''
SIX ....... q I2.3osi =, ron a., 577
wAIEnorsED. nj, VII.
,anrt Of Pkss yanc. M'n Of rss'' fss ssi
oi......4A eisi - ian;i;. - "a
SiiA '' i,o,,i % ...... e;6JI5a
The BOSTON Erening Trareller of yesterday says:
The money nerke Is 10. 30 freely supplied |itt c,'
;t,l as IL ygs duiigg tie month OF JAY; Dut tue ci
ties a borrowers are on'y I'll ghy onrtsed, ano good
coatorsl loans on ecu arc rc50ly obtained OF lLe Guy
banks md outside of the's 1T per cent ALTHOUGH IS
rather difficult Ia 81 oco0modailon iar ger ie I.
r her rates Mercantile notes OF tnc first class naV!HS
fu 60 days TO four months 20 ruu. nie posed III TUG
rect at 7i15 per cent. inc Demand for STOCKS -
rather small but LeIe not many securities pfesseu
for sale.
TIE Cincinnati Commercial OF Wednesday re
ports:
Exchange has been IN largo demand throughout the
week. and in order to keep up their balances dealers
havc ~ some had to pay 'Jc Per thousand pre-
mum for bankers. chpck- Money has had good en.
poTTIut thIoug the week the discount edc 81
,ilier aud Is ound to b. N M excess as compared
with what It II Usually Gurrg the season Of Snriner
inactiyy t. aud per cent ere bad on call ana snort
time oans FOR the best Of names ard regular Opday
pnyer OF rs.css is res rdci worth 10 per cent N
The open market. Tie supply ~ currency IS not accu
Inuiag and tao condition Of things here seems 10 %
similar 10 that Of other commercial ccnt"rs.
The BANKERS Maga=iae for August contains Tho
following table Of the number Of the National
Banks established up TO I'D July last, at each Of
the cities appointed in the last National Banking
act as centers for the redemption Of National Bank
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,ercd the cerebeun its base and came ont nnder
the ehin Tho victim fingered IN nbconseousurss uea,
iy IS minutes. and died without having uttefed asy'
liable.
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MARRIAGE OF ADMIRAL DAnLoREN.-Whas

MARRIAGE OF ADMIRAL DAILOhhN.-N nat
excessively vulgar persons pleased to term mar.
rage in high life took place in this city on Thursday
afternoon at the house of tle Rev. Dr. Cummings pas.
tor Of ST. Stephens Church, the contracting parties
bcIng Rear. Admiral Dahlgren and Mrs. Goddard
daughter Of the late Hon. Samuel Vinton Of Ohio. who
is well known, not ony in Fashionable but literary cir
ces as an au,horess of much more than average ability
The Admiral Is fully twice old as his bride, but 20
love- we arc told levels all distinctions, there is no
reason why that OF years should be exception. The
boy god perhaps apt hide himself in thin locks
of gray in the abundant tresses Of youth aud bloom
ing May, far of-ner than is Supposed finds peace and
pleasure in Defenders less dent but not less ftha
bosom Tie couple, Ike sensible and welbred people
were married very quietly in the presence OF few
friends only without the least ostenaton. pomp or pa
radea fact over which tie social parasites. the Mes1
jenkins Of the Metropolitan press, win mourn until
they have opportunity to console themselves By .
more than usual display OK their Sulseme rcophancy
aud odious tl:I.hunting qualities.
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The CANINE SLAUGHTER.-Fromt the con-
rencemcnt Of the dog slaGgh eriDg to The sn
ut.. 1858 OF tho unfortunate animals Which beng
without friends 10 redeem them are considered WORTH
less have been destroyed q. tho Pound. Tie Zee ios
bringing dogs to tie Pound has been reduced ron
to 40 cents per head. which caascs no little sorrow
umong tho brutal vaga5onjs and homeless urehinss
have engaged in this unnatural avocltion.
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Arry,,pr AT PAPr.-We underst1nd that

I ATTE,fpr AT RAPE.--We understand that
this morning cpo:ed person employed on the steam ~
pI,u,ortL pocy lroiui entered a state roOIa through
a window. occupied by young lady from Waterford,
end, Showing pistol attempted TO c,unit ripe iipn
her, saving that "ii she made ary roi'e re Eoil iw"
her brai~s ont" Sire screamed ont before he rad ac.
comrlis lrd lis ho.ish purpnse One Of tho iircmen
rnshed to the Bd tbs negro wis hanHcuied phl
acrward escaped This is the popular version oi Tue
alilr tat We hear, not having time 70 visit the ooai
Ifcauglt no punishment eau be too severe Tor such
an unnitIs ated sconndrcl
lNeH. IOudou Conn., Skar, Aug 3.
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METROPOLITAN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
PEACEFUL PROCESSION oF TIE Africans roR LABOR
In view Of tie fact that the number Of soldiers sd
sailors who ask for situations Mt the Metropolitan
Enrlcyment Agency, No. l3j Canalst, Increases in o.
very large scale every day, while the number cf apph
cant-cmpoycrs is far from Increasing In the sane pro-
portion it has been resolved by the soldiers ard sailors
now applicants the Metropolitan Agency 70 makes
procession in this city in the most peaceful and orderly
manner. This pGhlc manifestation has for its ooes
to visit in BODY, tie Mayor and city authorities no
leading sspapsrs, and tho most influential pohlcs
and bic institutions, clubs. Custom House. &c, saa
t. ask Of them TO make direct and ofleiai aqpea
employers in every branch OF public and private IL
dustry in order TO induce them 20 dispose OF the Stus
tons they have in their g in favor Of the defenders
Of tho Union. Those WHO wish to participate In thu
peaceful demonstration " ill call at No. l35 Canast
next Tuesday. from q. m. TO p. NJ. when the tine
and place OF rendezvous, and other details. wiahr
rargod