The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-10

= during The last Ten years from 1855 70 1855 NJ
increase from 1850 to 1866 We 235 or about the
~ for the last Eve years
tho population Of Lawrence Mass IL Al 900; in 1850
was l1sss The males number $50; fsuaAss, H. N
News Itsms.
Immigrants nom the old eouatry 10 wisconsin, niaa
nssoa and Iowa sss constaatIy passing through Mwss
kee in large numbsra On Tuesday last party Of imnk
grants from Hoistsin came In the Lake Shore rsaAs
on Wednesday parry Of forty arrived nom DsnmasA.
and on Thursday about my Bohemians arrived aal sssk
passage for Berlin this state This population asw-
ing in upon from abroad, nearly al takes the st. P
inteIiixent young mon and women they bring m1sA
money with them whsrewith to purchase lands \
Ono thousand dollars has been appropriated By the b.
timore City Council to furnish music at the Druid Hm
and Patterson Parks In that city.
Tho whole quantity Of salt inspected the OnoAdAgs
a. Salt Springs Reservation from January 70 ~
CREASE 7Ss, SIS
The number Of letters mailed at the Syracuse, ny
corresponding quarter Of 1884, Increase,
paupsr ono hundred and three years old is in
Rhode Island almshousc
Since has been ascertained that the work upo. eAs
Chenango IN " Canal has fallen short some two nun
dred thousand dollars Of the estimated cost has been
decided 10 put the work for ten additional miles under
contract
Queen Anne gun, two hundred and thirty Eve yeam
age which through the Revolution and the W.
Of eighteen hundred and twelve, was nrsd by Aroa
Young at the Van Rensselaer, Mansion at Albany on tho
Fourth Of July morning. 1t was fred two years ago
the same gunner, both times At the request Of old n
fred since the war Of eighteen hundred and twelve
Mr. Brown and Patrick McGil jumped from the bridge
into the boiling gulf below the Patterson Falls on the
coming all right Mceil did not fare WELL a. =
Sssao ana +. n Ss heavily lis ds
When he came out, blood was streaming from MS nose
and mouth and he seemed badly injured i
iery equipped as cavalry and the Twelfth MissosA
cavalry passed Columbus Nebraska en- route 10 NE
Powder river country. to cooperate with two osnss
columns now preparing TO march from Laramie a8saA~
the hostile Indians. !.
During the thunder storm the 18th inst the light
ming struck the dwelling house Of Mr.. Ira @ CarmAa
about miles north Of the city Of New Bun
wick instantly killing coored servant named Cornelta
Jonson and seriously injuring Mr. Carman and LADY
visitor who was stopping at his house.
Women arc said to DO very scarce In Colorado and
Nevada and Colorado exchange says There =
scarce where six could and would DO prentA-
bly, employed, II they could be obtained Wages here
for common household duties from fty dollars -
sixty dollars per month. including board This makes
wages a. The present rates Of boarding eighty :: -
Mrs. Harlan wife Of the present Secretary Of the Iats
ror and who has been so much engaged In benevolent
efforts ?. esna 81 ~ "s S Sr me r.
mission from March 1884, TO March !, 1885, paid sts
the Northwestern Branch Of the United States sanitay
nois Wisconsin and Minnesota together during the same
period and that she furnished larger number OF psc
except Illinois and was ahead Of Illinois until Moves
ber 1884 II ia also stated that Iowa furnished ovee
ievics. and that Of over seventy thsa
sand mustered into the service Of the United States
from that State during the rebellion only soldier haa
been dishonorably discharged.
The record Of Michigan has been made up. Out Of
population Of DOL she sent 70 the war thirty re
%enss Of infantry fourteen batteries os ,S Of artillery and
one eighth Of her average population during the fsur
years Of war :
The spire OF tho Catholic church at Jamestown N T.,
struck by lightning the LIST inst, and the cross
with which II surmounted displaced, and thrown
through the roof Of the recors house, which stood neR
by.
Tho Manchester m H. Mirror says that there never
great demand for female operatives skilled In the
business Of working IN cotton mills as now.
The Troy Gas Company has reduced the price Of 90
from four dollars and fy cents per thousand 10 four
dolara r-rr- q
Ats meeting Of Boston coal dealers held day or tive
since 70 regulate the prces there than usuA
favor Of fixing the price Of at ten dollars per ton,
but others thought that the time for advance bad n
rate The ~oens Separated shos
coming 10 any agreement. The determination Of
tho rest OF the season shall b ton dollars.
We eafn from the Bu6alo Courier that the. oicers =
railroads in that city recently gave notice that sfter s
9TH inst the wages Of employer In the freight depss
day. On Wednesday morning tho mon did not res99s
their work, regarding the price a. too low
wofkmen engaged In clearing away the debris =
the late Ore the site OF the United States Hotel -
ssratoes and plans for now building win soon b pss
fected.
Manufacturer Exchange 10 TO be established n
Boston Tho building will b located on washlngos
square. ,
The miners strike 1t the mines In tho vicinity q
Youngstown, Pa, after lasting over two months he
finally come 70 an end, and work has been resumed q
he rate Of wages proposed by the proprotors in ApG
last Tho mner1 before going to work. agreed 70 sSan
don the union Nothing has been done at Mineral Rtde.
Jet the miners there beInk unwilling 70 renounos ks
un6b, and the Thorn Hill bank and or three otheD
consequently idle Most Of the proprieors al As
opinion that another reduction wages will have y -
made before long.
Tho rebel General Ewell In IN his usual GOOD healn.
and much gratned Friday Isrt by visit from -
family. BY permission OF the military authorities m
wife and daughter went down In the morning fruQ
Boston 70 Fort warren on the government boat W.
Stroud The elder lady is about forty years Of age taA
slender with low forehead and Is true type OF Ne
Southerner The daughter Is about twenty yea Of aga
OF low stature, with dark hair and eyes
The deaths In Boston for the week ending Saturday
last were ninety three. or these consumption had leo
four, brain troubles six diarrhea and dysentery sx
typhoid four and other diseases loss There were forty
females and hfty-two males Nearly threefourtks-
were OF foreign parenagc OF the deaths just half wss
i've years or under. =
CLOSING oy IRoN ESTABLISHMENTS IN THE Lsmuu Wa,
auencc Of the Of demand for iron since the cess
ton Of the war; every iron establishment In the Lehgn
Valley has blown out one two or more stacks and pig
iron piled upo the banks OF the canal and along the
railroad by the acre. At Catasauqua four or I'VE stacks
have been stopped NJ the Allentown iron wops two QUE
OF four at Heckondauqua two out Of four ono out o.
two at the Lchgh Valley Iron works the Roberts cor
pany 81 Allentown s blowing It's only stack and "
Allentown