New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-11

The latest Fifth-ave. novelty Is female
barbershOp, that j.. gentemels hardressng estaD-
lishmcnt conducted by lady with feminine assistants
The Messrs. Leland of the Metropolitan HO
tel have rendered quarters free Of charge to the Demo
cratic National Committee The proretors OF the Union
Hotel Saratoga have extended similar courtesy to the
Republican Committee.
Peter Hagen a native of Germany. 80 years
of age residing in Eghthst, Avenue ID, while en-
No 32i East Twentieih-st fefrom the third story to the
yard beneath and was dangerously injured lie was
conveyed 70 Bellevue Hospital
Fire Marshal Bracket submitted to the
Board OF Police Commissioners recently his report on the
fire which occurred IN the attic OF No 22o Rvlng0nst
occupied for the storage Of goods BY Manasseh Goldman
No positive evidence Of lnCcndarism could DC obtained
but the past record OF Goldman bad one he having
served ore terms IN the state Prison. and being
still under the espionage OF the police II Is believed tna
he tire the place for the purpose Of procuring $1,000
insurance he had but S279O worth Of goods there.
John Devcreaux of Waterbury, Conn, who
was committed 70 the State Prison at Wethersteld IA
money from drunken man, died in prison yesterday.
evidence and the state Prison Committee had reported
favor of his pardon some time ago but Gov English went
had served honOraby in the New York Louayes
during the war; had benin in nine battles been captured
and spent several months III southern prison HIS re-
latiOIs assert that he died Of broken heart
The following are the latest New York ar
rivals at Saratoga: j. H. Englehart and wife, { o.
family H. y. Otls aud lady, A. sober, Ida Blur, Ably
Blur. r. v McKuie aud family, :. W Burnard J. C. Hoo
son. wife, child and nurse, H. Man aud wife. W T. Downs
and family, a. J.. Dum0ut aud WIFE, W Baxter, >. am
Arsdalc, G p Rogers, Mrs Chism, Miss NJ Chism Miss
Plucknett. W. Williams and Wife, s. Mason and wife, y
H. Kennedy. A. Parsons a., W r. Nelson A. StOIer
II. CfOsbie and wife, Miss a. Turner, f. H. Ialnadge
Rev. j. h. Dunn, wife, aud child, r. StotcI MI CapP
The Cincinnati Enguirer, the leading paper
Of the Democratic party ONO. throws out the most
damaging assertions concerning the secret management
of the New-York Convention. It's Convention editor
aihms in his dispatches that Pendlcton has been de
featcd by bribery. 10 says; Money mas aFeauy Deeh
freely used aga, him and this fact Is well known here
AM uts
fight than they would otherwise be disposed To make III
hs behalf The opposition 10 Pendleton Is becoming
intense every hour aud the efforts TO effect his de-
To- defeat him. aud II he Is beaten by any candidate
I'm Tie ield AGAINST him. it will be because money is
stronger than principle the Convention The Indiana
Whom tie bargain is already made They will desert
him osensby In favor of Hendricks, but really in favor
OF any candidate whom the bOndhOders may present.
The PendetOn men feel discouraged tonight: they find
they have to hght Wast and are hardly equal TO the
emergency"
The Bricklayers' strike still continues, with
nuctuating fortunes The master builders ana Other
trades connected with building stln adhere 10
tler discrimination not to receive eight hours ours
~ full days labor. Macy OF Tue men
who have been concerned in the strike now willing
to resume work on the old terms but soon as they at
tempt 20 do So M accordance with an agreement maze
b. he % GIo3 'ls seces ned
acy strike against Them and that the employers are de
barred from employing even those men who wish 10
work The strikers have also appointed Committees to
watch all buildings now IN course OF erection, and
TO wait upon" any men who attempt TO work 10
hours and induce them 10 refrain They also watch for
men coming nom other places ana Hducc theh 20 lsaye
the y again FOR other point where work has been
them Thus there seems 20 be little immediate
prospect that the bosses" will be able TO fulfill their
contracts The strikers reported TO have ample funds
t command and the result OF their combination Is eX-
tremcly uncertain.
Twenty-three of the 200 English spanows
destined Tor Boston Common survived the voyage across
the Atlantic
The ST. Louis graduates of Yale had a re-
az the Hon. Albert Tydd's, Wednesday evening
A petrifed oyster, weighing two pounds, was
picked up recently IN Harrison Township, y. j.