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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-02

PESsoNAL.-Generai }. NJ. schoneld, Secretary Of
Var. arrived mere Yesterday ana is now stopping at
tie metropolitan HOiei.
rouNp DHowNEp.-Tne body OF an unknown man,
aoon hfty years oi age dressed ia black clothes was
ionnd IN ia. waller al pier No. 80 Nortn yester
dav.
SrNsTRokE.-0eorpe Roberts. aged twenty-three
English residing IA Williamsburg, was found suffer
ing from sunsttoSe al The corner OF Ninth avenue
49, Sixteenth street yesterday aud sent to Mount
sInai Hospital.
SEKiOTs Can CAsUALTY--A few minutes before
ten Iasi night No. II OF the Second avenue line
ran over Charles Eckhart OF No. 545 East Fifth street.
NJ The corner OF second avenue and Foreth street.
One OF Eckharis legs was broken. and the police
surgeon OF the twenty iirst precinct reports ampu.
TALON necessary 10 cave his life. The wounded man
MAS iaSen 10 Belle ue hospital ny oincer Horsman.
RuS ovEe.-A child named Annie Eiseler aged
three years whose parents reside in seventh avenue
between Ffty-sXth ana Fifty.seventh streets was
rrn over Yesterday by Broadway car at the corner
OF Fifty sixth street and Seventh avenue. The driver
was arrested by onlcer Browne, OF the Twenty
second precinct, and the child removed to st. Luke's
Hospital.
FIRsI SEVENTH WARD SEYMOUR AND BLAIR Asso.
cIAToN.--Last evening this association held a meet
ing IT'S headquarters, 81 Market street. from which
was suspended large banner, measuring thirty nve
feet by thirty. Nr. j. Hafflin presided. There was
numerous attendance, and much interest appeared
10 he manifested ia the proceedings. Messrs saw
audience. \ band was IN attendance 10 enliyen the
PROCEEDINGS which were brought to q close with a
small pyroiechnic exhibition.
DROWNING CASUALTY IN THE NORTH RIVER
Yesterday morning schooner while passing up the
North river run down small boat IN which were
Mr.. Humphrey and his son, a mere boy. Mr.. Hum
phTey cluug 10 the overturned boat until rescued by
n party IN n snull skin. His PoD WA unfortu nately
drowned, and ~ Is believed that he was struck by
the DOW OF the schooner, which vessel kept on Its
way without making the slightest attempt to rescue
the lives they had imperied. Lir. Humphrey is a
resident Of Jersey City.
Music N THE PhRg.--Ius, IA the excellent pro.
gramme OF music had been performed Yesterday NJ
the Mall which was largely ATTENDED, the lowering
clouds, dark and gloomy looking, opened their valves
and down most terrific shower, which soaked
the earth and caused poor mortas to look for shelter
The scene truly pitfu. The tents set apart for
visitors and erected especially TO shield from the
scOrching influence OF the sun were now crammed
10y elegant toilets and summer habliments OF the
hghtes; texture The thunder rolled and zipzag Jew
the lightning, while the torrents poured relenlessy
The ffaI canvas yielded 10 the unremittng stream
and huge drops came dripping the assembled
crowds After some time however. the heavy
clouds rolled OF and CLEAN or sunshine sent hone
10 nc responding and imprisoned groups, who
quickly left the Park.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
Mu,ua, W.. Oriental, Of New York.

Mutual VI. Oriental, OF New fofhs
og,te large crowd assembled yesterday at the
Union grounds to witness the gone between the
above named clubs, and especially to see those TWO
new ..scrnnchers" which it was said the Mutnais
would present. The "scsunchers" did not appear,
but it Is confidently asserted that they Will appear
on Tuesday next IN the game at Lansingbnrg The
young Oriantals were not out In fnll strength but
they Gelded very nicely and showed, as has often
been asserted that they possessed good material
The Mutuas also Aelded very sharply, and during
the entire game but one nycatcn was missed on
either side Owing to the extraordinary lenency OF
the umpire the game dragged very much and was
robbed Of all interest The score OF the game 10 as
fOOws:-
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
SUPREME covaT-cHAMBeRs.


-, Fernando Wood Lease Case Decided
Judsnent Given Sor Defendant i0r 9AS'0VV'
Before Judge Cardozo
rns Manor &c.. or Neao York Us. Fernando,
WOOD This ia the celebrated Wood lease case, In
which Judgment was sought to be recovered by the
civ declaring null and void the le,4se Of TIE defend
ants premises in Nassau street. pr ten years at
annual rental OF $4,000 IL v.ll be remembered
that the plaintiffs charged fraal and bribery the
part OF Wood In procuring tie passage Of the resO
lutico by the Common CoD' aci directing the lease
10 sye made. On the trial 1t was testified by Judge
Barnard as a witness, that the charge was merely
q political trick by Tay lany Hall, to prevent Wood
from being "treUbleseyne" to that body. The case
was then tried before the court without jury, and
Jp0re Cardoyp YESTERDAY rendered his opinion in the
case, in which he holds that the allegations charg-
Mx fraud and bribery in the procuring OF the
passage OF the resolution authorizing the lease had
n1ery failed to be sustained by particle OF PROOF,
and were therefore very properly Withdrawn: The
uniy question remaining In the case was wnether
and il SO from what period. There no force in
the point taken by the Corporation Counsel that no
recovery could be had until formal lease had been
executed. The main point upon which the plaintiffs
seemed 10 rely was based upon the question he
rasea to the character OF the tenancy OF the city
after the expiration OF the lease ordered to be re-
newed. lie claimed that 1t was mere holding over
under the old lease. This view could not be sus-
tanned, AZ 1t was in evidence that Wood had noti-
ned the city that such occupancy would be deemed
an acceptance or the premises for the term and at
The rent mentioned in the resolution. AS to the
amount which the defendant Wood is entitled to
cover his Honor decides that 1t must be limited to
the rent due when the action was commenced. For
That sum- with interest and costs, judgment will be
rendered in his favor.
In conclusion his Honor states that II the defend
ants attorney thought proper to take 1t the judg
men might direct the execution and delivery by the
Comptroller OF u lease pursuant to the resolution in
conformity with the views above expressed.
The remaining points IN the case Judge Card0zC
BUSINESSES as not entitled to special consideration.
Claims Against tho Cky-The Tax Levy De.
clared Mandatory.
Jones d Raymond us. The Comptroller or the Citl
Of Ne1c YORK., Gc.-This was an application for per
emptory mandamus against the Comptroller to com
pei him to adjust the plaintiffs claim against the city
of S25, 600 for advertising done. The was sub
mhted on briefs and points short time since, ant
Jadge Cardozo yesterday rendered decision direct
ing the Comptroller to adjust the claim, and holding
tina; Inc Tax levy is not permisslves in reference Il
ine claim, but mandatory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-02

SWISS COLONY IN TENNEssEE.-Captan Plumacher,
of Switzerland, has purchased forty thousand acres
OF land in the vicinity of Tulah0ma and McMinville,
In Tennessee. The first instalment of immigrants
designing to establish themselves upon this tract,
passed through Lynchburg on Friday en- route for
their new homes They are men Of means and will
Ihake excellent citizens They will engage, we
learn, in the planting OF vineyards and in stock
can.
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OF his contract the street cleaning wc't.
The intervention Of Sunday wiz not interrupt me
sprinanng. anu To-Day the tenant horse portiOes ~
Eighth Ninth anu Sixteenth wards viii be ylsiie !.
II Is a somewb hat remarkable fact that the Fourth
ward tins year ~ The banner ward for cieao'ness.
among the tenant house wards
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CLEARED.

steamship Pennsylvanla (Br), HAL, Liverpool-Naonai
steamshtp Arizona Msury, Aspnv a-Paciac Mail Steam.
steamship Marposs, Kemble, New H Cromwell
Steamship Crescent City, Weir, New Orleans Samuel
Steamship Flag, Barter rernandina-J x Roberts
s,eam:hP Euterpe, Gates, Key West and oAveston-c
steamship Cleopatra, Phillips, Murray Ferris
Steamship Thames Pennington savanuah-R Lowdeu
steamshp Manhattan, woodruff, Charleston-H Morgan
Steamship Louisa Moore, Wallace Newbern-Nuray, Fer.
Steamship Isaac Bell Bourne Norfolk, City POn, and
Steamship Empire, Price. Alexandria James Hand.
steamship cKniGht, Denly, Georgetown, DC-Phnlps &
Steamship Nereus Bearse. Bo.son-w CLYDE
Steamship wamsuita, Fish, new Acknowledgements 4
ship Fearless, Ballard, San Francisco--sunon 4 Co.
Ship Gorilla aBr, Jones, 81 John. NB@wusms Gnion.
Bark Antolnetta uts), vioa, Genoa and PslermoLsw.
Bark Minnie Gordon (ta Gue;,a, Gibraltar for orders
Bark Anna Maria DAM Arboe, Cape Town. CGH-Funch
BARK Evening Star tBr, Miller. $, Jsrc-waydell tco
Bark A Ara Br,ss' S.w Beas'e
Brig Santiago usl Casabroua Leehorn Phelps
Brig II Curtis, Merrimsn. eenoa-H Bae,jer
Brig Don Quirote, Conari Marseiies-H n sJU Brook
Brig slla Maria Berr1, cssis via cads Miller Hourh-
Brig Hiram Ab;u, Tibbst;s cadis-Nin., a Housb,on.
sIig sogota 9cs. A,pnrsi-, ., es,Iroad Co
hsis De"."ien tB.l, Wh'-, "a s"-ns NJ y whitney
Brig Susie sifou;, GuSut Juls Glses s.y-s,npsos 4
Brig kildare tFr, s,.omber. Ccg Bay-Psnis,on \ Co.
Brig Hslcyoa OH Dunhsia. Eafsx-Crandsli, Umphrsy
AC1.
Brig Active C3O jenkins, Ricbibucto. Honey Par
Brig Belle of the Bay, Noyev Indauoa aud Lavscca Tup
per Beae
Brig L II Klmbail, Lunt, Norfolk Bros.
Brig Rolling Wave, SNOW, Ell, tbehpotS W Lewis Co.
schr Amazon (Br) Montsomcry. Port al Platt-Eggsrs
Henlcin.
schr @ II Eneas tBn, johnson, Eeulhera R uu,ohi,
scbr Kedron (Br), Lake, Yarmouth, Ms Crandan Um-
phray & Go.
schr Eurots., Brdsa Jacksonville Brunt siaght
schr Americas, Daley, Georgetown, SC-Goldthwalte a
.scnr Lockwood, s, John, Wilmington Nc--Thomss a
Holmes.
schr Marion Gage, Brewer, Wilmington, Nc-y Mccres
dy Co.
schr " Collins, rooksr Wilmington, Sc-van Brun, .
Slaght
schr Heston, Douglass, Washington, DC Beniy, Miller
a Thomas
schr Monson, Albu, Washington, DC-vsn Brunt
siaRht
schr Conrad For Ward, baltimore II Bedei.
Schr Estelle, Ward, Wilmington, Del-G Racket A Bro
schr Paragon, Shute, Philadelphia.
Wood.
schr A NJ Morales, Newman, Bangor-B sherman.
Schr Annie Leland, Bennett, Bangor = Buck a Go.
Schr w Baker Phillips, boston-R Il fdridge
Schr Brsinard, Wells, Warcham-G Racket Bro
schr Horace l., Francis New London a Racket Bro
schr Chas Hawley, Bennett, New Haven--G Racket
Bro.
soop Opera, Edwards Providence -stranahan Fergu.
soop Fred Brown, Gardner Brstoi-sirsnahan a Fergu.
son.
sioop J l. Morgan, Dykes New Hsvsn-C Barlow.
ARRIVALS.
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S HIPPING NE w S.
Weather Along the Coast.
Port OF NEW YORK, AUGUST I, 1868.

~ The once Of the Herald yachts Ia at whitehsA
slip All communications from and consgnees the
masters OF inward bound vessels will be forwarded free Of
charge.
~ One Of the Herald steam yachts-the JAMES or the
JKANNETrEwi whitehall every morning halfpast
tour O'Clock for the Lower Bay.
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CYTN lNrE..L.GENCE.

TIE WrhrntR YEsTERpAY.-rhe following record
viii chow ,he changes in the temperature Of the
weather du. lng The pasi iwenty-four hours ~ well
NJ lie weekly average Indicated by the thernIo-
meter al tludnuts pharmacy, NO. 2ls broadway,
HERAiD Building
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Steamship Louisiana tBr, Forbes Liverpool July 10 and
Queensown 18TH with mdse and Ss passenger TO thoNa
tona steamship Co. July "a lat II. lon ga spoke Ship
West DO Same day, lat IS, Ion 80 80 steamship Smd,,
hence for Bremen.
Steamship Hermann tNG) Won ssn,en, Bremen July H.
via SOUTHAMPTON 2st with mdse and 6s5 passengers TO
Oechs Co. July 90 Of Sciy, passed ship Torgen Bruhn
tNG) 20th lat so 81 lon n TO- ship Lotus from Quebec for
Greenook same lat so so Ion n 10, Inmsn
2sh, lat A., Ion " 10, passed some ice.
Steamship Caledonia BDi Mcdonald, Glasgow via Mo.
vile, July H. with mdse and s16 passengers TO Henderson
Bfo, Experienced strong westerly gales the greater part Of
the passage July 20 lat ~ ~ lon Al ~ passed steamship
the Clyde for Quebec.
steamship United states Norton New Orleans July g. sw
Pass 2dth $3.50 AM with ndsc and 20 passengers 10 Samuel
stevens July 49, while taking the port anchor DO w.
the first officer, A Pendeton, fell overheard and
drowned. ..s. .f
Steamship Rapdan, Cheessrssn. savannah July 80 PM
with mdse and passengers, Livingston, Fox Co July 30
% miles Nj ~ prg Pan shoals passed schr Charles Den
ns o. New Noik Plat 1925 AN, Hatierss light bearing NV
hy W exchanged SIGNALS with sesnshp Sragossa hence
ChaTcslou date, fOPM, lat IS 70, lon "a 81 passed
slrimslir Columbia 10 log Havana
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BELOW.
BARK Union, from 0lace Bay.
SAILED.

Steamships City of Paris and Pennsylvania Liverpool
Columbia, glasgow; Arizona, Aspnwsl; San Francisco
esal and Vera Cruz; Crescent civ, and Marposs Jew
Orleans; Flag Fenandina Euterpe, Key West calves
ton Cleopatra and Th:ss Savannah Charles
toni ton Mary s.nf"- wnpinFon, NO Louisa Moore New.
bern isaac Se Norfolk, &C; Empire Alexandria, ships
And Escort, San Francisco; Harvest Queen, st
J%nn, NIB; bark haabet (Nor), Genoa.
wind n suuset WSW
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Out foul balls Oriental, tines Mutual, times
Umpire--Mr. marks, OF the Gotham Club
Scorers -Nessrs. 7. H. Coppins and Thomas Hunt.
Time OF game :55.
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Matches to Come on.


Monday-Mutual VS.. National, at Albany; Atlantic
vs.. Oriental, Of Greenpoint, Union grounds; Empire
vs.. Eagle.
Tuesday-Mutual vs. "Haymakers,n at Lansin-
burg: Eckf0rd Vs. Unique, of Staten Island, Union
grounds.
Wednesday-Mutual vs.. Irvngton, Union grounds.
Observation-Disclosures vs.. Active, Union grounds.
Friday-Eckford vs.. Irvngton, Union grounds
Saturday-Mutual VS.. Eckford, Union grounds.
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Base Ball Notes.

The Mutuals leave town tonight for Albany, where
they Will play with the Nationals Tomorrow On
Tuesday they Will play the ''Haymakers" at Lansing
burg.
The Iansingburo Rochester and Buffalo folks
still feel much ncensed at the Unions, OF MOrrisanla
for emitting them on the tour OF the club west
ward.
The Stars will soon be out again brighter than
ever IT'S well.
The Actives know that they can do better than
they did on Friday last IN the Eckford game, and
they mean to DO so on Thursday next
Good fun at Hoboken tomorrow.
The prize offered by the proprietor OF the Rens-
selaer Park, at Troy, TO the member OF the Hay
makers who should make the most home runs in
games played Oh the park grounds is already pro-
ducing bad effect. Everybody tries for 'home
runs'-nOthing else.
In the match at Cleveland yesterday between the
Unions of Morrisania and Railway Unions Of Cleve-
land the former were the winners the score being
43 to s.
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COMMONWEALTH 1 kyEiSs,T ! u,!yy, =,

KFNTUN
IL CLAW White cerof the Kenton Circuit Conrt IN tha
State Kentucky do hoy certify that John Scott whose
signature appears TN oegoing certificate on the dav
bears date sheriff o3enon county, and his signature
Is genuine
In witness whereof have hereuno my hand and affixed
the seal o. said al, GODe at Covngton, this 18th dav
" duly, A. D. - u. CLAY WHITE, Clerk.
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(,oRNs.-suFFERERs FROM CoRNs AND BUEINs
" will find speedy cure, without PAIN by caInRou
DR.. kIMBELL, Is Bowery Separate apartment for she.
MOSQUITO BITES IMMEDIATELY CURED-By ,R
Iu TOBIAS Venetian Liniment Sold by the dri,gsls
eyerywhsre - - -es''~
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which she .maytkegeafter acquire
either byagift, grant, inLesitapee,
devise oisotholRise, sh;M not be
subject to levy and sale for her
sausban9ssdebts, but shall be held
as hes separate property, and may
be beqneathed, devised or alienated
By her the same as if she were TN
married: Prouidea, That no gift
Or grant from the husband to sthe
wife shall be detrimental to the
just claims of his creditors.
Sec 8 The General Assembly
jahall provide for the removal of
Nil ea,1ses which may be pending
when this Constitution goes into
effect to courts created by the
same.
Sec. 10. The election for all
State officers shall take place at
the same time as is provided for
members of the General Assembly,
and the election for those officers
whose terms are for four years
shall be held at each alternate
general election.
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Agents Wanted for the Gray Jackets,

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Information Wanted,

4 short time before the surrender Of
General Lees army, James G. Peterson was
furloughed from Richmond, Va, and start
cd for his home in Coosa County, Ala, but
finding his health would not admit Of his
reaching home, he turned TO 20 to James
T. Peterson'<, in Edyeted District. S. c.,
and has not since been heard from by his
family or relations. ANY Information rcla-
tive TO him, whether c be living or dead,
and il dead, where buried, will he gratefully
received by the undersigned. Address me
al Holly Springs, Dallas County. Arkansas
THOMAS PETERSON.
Papers in the State will confer great
favor by giving this notice publication.
March Is =
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ARTICLE
AM1NDMENTAND REVISION OF THE
CONSTITUTION.

- Sec.ss 359 Any amendment or
amendments TO this Constitution
may be- proposed in the Senate OF
House OF Representatives.. If the
same be agreed to by two-thirdS
softbe members elected to each
gRouse, such amendment or amend
fraents shall be entered on the
journals respectively, with the
yeas and nays taken thereon =; and
the same shall be submitted to the
qualified electors of the Sta e, AT
thenext general election thereafter
far Representatives, and,it' a ma
jority of the electors, qualified to
vote for members of the General
Assembly, voting thereon, shall
<ete2in favor of such amendment
onamendments, and two-thirds oi
each Of the next Legislature,
shaA, after such an election, and
before another, ratify the same
amendment or amendments, BY
yeas and nays, the same shall be-
ceme part Of the Constitution !:
Prorided, That such amendment
or amendments shall have been
read three times, on three several
days, in each House. -, -.
iAsSec. 36: 1.-two or more amend
aaents, shall be submitted at the
same time, they shall be submit
tod in such manner that the eject
ors shall vote for or against each
oSsueh amendments Separately.
eser= ser. 81. " rhctIevcr two-Chlrds
ofSthe members elected to each
branch of the General Assembly
shatl think 1t necessary to Call
Convention to revise, amend, or
change this Constitution, they
shall reeomnend Ito the electors
to Sotegat the next. election for
Representatives, for or against t
Convention. and il. a 7m:gorlty OF
all the electors voting at said
election shall have voted for
Convention, the General Assem-
bly, sha'L,at their next, session,
provide. bylaw for calling the
same =; and such Convention shall
consist Of a number of members
not less than that Of the most nu-
merous branch of the General As
sembly. - @'.>- = ..'
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District Court Of the United States.

For the DISTRICT ct S,,atil Cirul;:,a. TnF;ark>
ru"t"y. In !hc rlls;eiS OF Wm ". llOU.
SEAL. Bai,kiu'it
To whom II may conc; ra: The unfi r
signed herrhv glr'> untice Of bis ap;,oin!>
mrnr rs A>>io"pe Of III" estate Of Wm "
Kpu>ent of Nrwberrs Gil. IN thc District o.
Newhrrrv aul State 1t Sonth Car,iuh with
in said district, who has be"u ndjndg-d u
l. :ntl upt ul1n his o vi peti ion hy the Ibis.
rrict Curt or said District. D4;cd oh day
o.! April 4 D, 1853 g..
B 4. LOVELACE, Assignee
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District CoHrt-of the United States

District CoHrt.of the United States.
For the Ditto Of Sou.h Caraana. T~R,:.k-
rup cy In the :naiterot GEO, i. sLtGH.
Btnk1u?:. ~
To wnom il n,av conc ri: rac nsflcr
signed hereby gives 20 c' nf his a;puin'>
mem as A>>,gn,.c Of the Estate Uf Geo. A.
Sigh, Of thr D.-srp. of N'.r',.rrv nj Sale
OF Soulh Crroi,ila within laid -D;Siric. who
E,a> been Gju 'S'd i HtuHrnp7 uAnn his Own
,;et ion hv r!Ic Dt>nicf t0urt at >aii Hiss
,iricl. da;el 9th day ~ Arril a D: 1873.
JOHN +. Pc EIE&$ON, Assignee.
Apil s Is 81.