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The New York herald., 1868-04-11
NEW JERSEY.
Newark.


THE CARPENTERS STRIKE.--In consequence Of o
refusal on the part of most Of the master builders
and carpenters Of this city accede to the demand Of
their employees for increase Of twenty-five cents per
diem their present rate Of wages ($a 25 the men
have been a strike since Wednesday. The recusant
employers have also resolved not to employ any OF
the strikers in the event Of the movement failing.
mass meeting Of the strikers was held at Library
Hall last evening for the purpose of taking measures
to sustain the movement. After the meeting had
been called to order Mr.. william NJ Shaw, President
Of the Carpenters and Joiners Association, called
secretary. Addresses Of stirring character were
delivered by Messrs Taylor, Bingham, Valentine and
speakers stated that there was already disposition
the part Of the bosses" TO agree to the demands
made. The meeting was largely attended and the
proceedings conducted with much unanimity.
The CrTY TAx-MEErINa OF THE COMMON CoUN-
cIL.-An adjourned meeting Of the Common Council
held last evening for the purpose Of revising the
tax ordinance for 1868. For the various expenses
there was appropriated $490, 900.
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InE PRIZE RING.
Fight In New Jersey for $500 Between Mike
Curry md Jim Cnssey--Curry the Victor.

Fight In New Jersey for S2O0 Between Mike
Curry and Jim Cusscy-Curry the Victor.
YESTERDAY morning at daybroak quite determined
prize fight took place under the Palisades just above
Fort Lee. The principals were Nike Curry, of this
city, aud Jim Cussey, Of South Brooklyn. bar
room alteration few evenings since in the Bowery
led TO the meeting, and In addition TO a desire 10
vndicate their personal honor the fight was made
more interesting by the collection OF $780,, TO be
given 10 the victor. Efforts were at first made to
obtain hail in the city for the fight but dsincli-
nation on the part OF the few owners to whom
application was made to let a room for this
purpose at last caused them to risk a
visit to New Jersey and there settle tho matter.
tug was secured, and a little past midnight Thurs
day, the arrangements being complete the party left
a dock In Brooklyn and within an hour landed at
the spot selected. The ring was pNchcd during the
snow storm, and at five O'Clock the 'troube'' com
mcnccd. Cussey was allowed first blood in round
one. During the second round he had his front teeth
Knocked out. The men fought desperately thirty
one rounds, occupying one hour and half, during
which they punished each other frighfuly. In the
last round Curry administered heavy and well Ill
rected blow on Cusseys neck which Knocked him
Aenseess, and his seconds being unable to revive
him at the call OF time the sponge was thrown up
and Curry hailed the victor. The party hurriedy
lett the scene OF the fight upon It's termination, and
were lahJed In small squads at dferent points In
the city 70 avoid recognition by the police.
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orders TO the agents OF Vie Central Railroad at
Albany TO receive no freight consigned to the care Of
is to secure monopoly or the freig6ting business
during the summer TO the Hudson River and Harlem
Railroads.
The First Natiunal Bank of New York has declared
Its quarterly dividend Of two per cent payable on
and after this date
1t is announced that at the monthly meeting Oh
the President and Board Of Directors Of the
and Ohio Railroad, held this week. 1t was agreed 70
ssue a. oOO 600 worth of stock This Is done to aid
In completing the Pittsburg and Connelsville Rail-
road and also to assist other enterprises, such as
ocean steamship lines. semi-annual dividend OF
four per cent ON the main stem and five per cent do.
on the washington branch was declared.
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been as
fOIOws:-
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residence ls Pearl street. Brooklyn on Sunday afef
noon, at two O'Clock.
TALLoN.-0n Thursday morning, April o. ELIZA A..
TALON, daughter OF Patrick and Mary Talon aged
% years, months and IA days
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect<
fully invited to attend the funeral ffom the resi-
dence OF her parents, West Flushing, L. L. this (Sat
be taken to Calvary Cemetery
TAYLoR.m0f scarlet fever, at Tottenville Staten
O'Clock, FLORENCE ISABEL, YOUNGEST dauenter o1
Alfred Ii. and Elizabeth Taylor.
The relatives and friends OF the family ara reanec
fully invited to attend the funeral on Sunda
without further notice.
wEBB.-on Thursday morning, April .. GsoRsa
WEBB aged SO years.
The relatives and friends invited to attend tho
funeral from his late resideee No. % vestry street.
this Saturday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Busu--CoIE.-- Thursday evening, April 0, at the
Washington Avenue Baptist Church, Brooklyn, by
the Rev. T. Moore, Jr., ALLAN q. BUSH 10 NErTiE,
daughter Of the late John v. Cole, oil OF Brooklyn.
COPPINs-PERINE.-On Thursday, April o, by the
Rev. y. III. Knapp, GEORGE 4. CoPP1Ns to PnEBE A.,
daughter of Robert =. Pernc, all Of this city.
DAY--ELLIoTT.-On Wednesday, April 5, by the
Rev. Mr.. Pullman, HENRY N. DAY, Of Danbury,
Conn.,, 10 Miss HoLLIE II. N. ELLIOTT, OF New York
city.
GEARy--woRLEY.-On Wednesday April s, of the
residence of the brides parents, by the Rev. t. H.
Chaplin. d. d., HORACE 7. GEARY to .ADELIA L.,
this city.
IIRDDEN-MAcKEy.--o Thursday evening, April
o. at the residence of the BRIDES parents by the Rev.
w. ID. Heddcn, Mr.. FRANK NJ. IIEDDEN, OF Orange,
TO EMMA JOSEPHINE, daughter OF J. r. hackey, ESD,
OF Jersey City. No cards.
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Died.

ALLNRE.--on Friday, April 10, ROBERT II. AL
LAIRE, aged 50 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family, also the
members Of Abrams Lodge No. 20, and Zetand
Chapter No. 141. OF r. and A. NJ, are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral services from his late
residence No. 81 Washington avenue, Brooklyn, on
Sunday afternoon, at five O'Clock The remains will
be taken 10 New Rochelle for nerment.
ALLCoCK.--At Newark N. J., on Thursday, April
Q, HANNAH O., wife of Hugh Allcock aged SO years.
The relatives and friends or the family are invited
10 attend the funeral from her late residence, IA
Plane street, on saturday afternoon, at two O'Clock
BASKs.--At walllngford, Conn.,, on Friday, April
10, CAROLINE g, wife OF =. A. Banks.
The remains will bc taken TO White Plains for In
terment on Monday.
BBApy.-Suddenly, on Friday evening April 10. Of
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Tho Williamsburg Confiasration - Furthe
Particulars.

The losses occasioned by the destruction by fire Of
Austin Kelly Co.shoop skirt factory foot Of South
Eighth street. E. d., particulars OF which were given
in yesterdays HERALD, were more serious than at
first supposed. 1t is now estimated that s150,o00
worth of property was destroyed. The stock and
machinery were insured as follows:-Niagara Insur-
ance Company, $4,000; Commonwealth 81, 500; Star,
s,5o0; Columbia, $500; Astor, $500; Firemen's
Fund, 81 500 Hoffman, 81 500; Pacific San Francisco,
$500; Hope, New Haven, $1,000; Charter Oak Hart
ford, 81, 500; North American, $4,000; Franklin,
Wheeling, Va, $4,000; National, Wheeling $1,000;
United States, $4,000; Hamilton, 81, 500; New Am
sterdan 900; Adriatic, 81 500; Excelsior, g. 500
State, s2,5o0 Mechanics Brooklyn $4,000; American,
Philadelphia, $1,000; Girard, Philadelphia, $1,000;
Narraganset Providence 5000; Peoples, Worcester,
The building, owned by the Brooklyn Ferry Com
pany insured for $l9 900, as foll0ws:-Williams
burg City, 5000; st. Marks, $4,000; Western Buf
falo, 5000; Mutual, Buffalo, $1,000; City OF Hartford
$4,000; Merchants', $4,000; Atlantic, Providence,
$780,
The difficulty OF extinguishng the above fire has
excited much comment IL was remarked yesterday
that the fire apparatus defective, and deficiency
OF hose noticed; but 1t IL now ascertaned that
one hose company was rendered entirely useless
because II was without q wrench. The assistance
rendered by the boats OF the Brooklyn Ferry COM
lf their hose had been available for sudden
use. Instead OF this, however, 1t appears
that their hose was slowed away In various and
tnconvenient places, and much valuable time was
consumed before 1t was brought into use. II the
company are not intelligent enough to have their
hose reeled after the lesson noted above, what con-
fdence can the travelling public have In their ability
10 extlnguish q fire II it should unfortunately
occur Of their boats as In the case Of the ILL.,
faied IdahoY
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Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MErFERT.-At his residence, SO Powers street,
Brooklyn, on Friday, April 10, JOHN BAPTIST MEF.
His friends are invited to attend the funeral on
Sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
MuLvIaILL-.On Thursday, April 2, a after short
tive Of Colemanswell, county Of Limerick Ireland.
The friends and acquaintances OF the family and
tend the funeral from the residence Of her son-n-
law, Patrick Clifton, 442 East Thirteenth street, on
this Saturday afternoon at halfpast one O'Clock
precisely.
MCCuE.-On Friday, April TO- MARY McCuE, widow
OF Daniel McCue county Sligo, parish Killosbybrune
The friends and brothcrs.inlaw Of James Langdon
and Luke 0'Connors are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral ON Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock,
from her late residence 81 Park street.
McIfNRY.-At Hudson City, n. j., on Thursday,
April 0, CHARLES, infant OF james and Maggie T.
McHenry, aged months and 26 days.
NoBLE-0n Thursday evening, April 0, THOMAS
NOBLE In the oath year OF his age.
The funeral will take place from his late resi.
hallpast one O'Clock. The friends OF the family are
invited TO attend without further notice.
Owens, 1872 West Thirty-second street, FRANCIS
OWENS, In the i5th year OF his age.
The friends OF his brothers John and Thomas
owens, respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence, Dutch Kills. on the Flushing
road, L. l., on saturday afternoon, at haifpast TWO
O'KEEFr.-on Thursday, April ., LAWRENCE
0'KEEFE, In the 25th year Of his age.
Tne relatives and friends OF tne fainJ are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence No 40 Mulberry street, this Saturday after
PEaIINo.-Suddenly, on wednesday afternoon,
April 3, HERMAN PEHLiNG, aged rs years, months
and "a days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral also the members
OF Company ID, Fifth regiment n. O., >. n. T., on
sunday afternoon, ut two O'Clock, nom his late resi-
dencc, 1876 Franklin street.
RAySoR.-At Poughkecpsie on Friday, April 10,
Mrs. ELIZA RAyNoR, wife OF John Raynor, Esq, late
Relatives and n,s friendrc invited to attend the
funeral, without further notice, on Tuesday after
RYAN--On Friday, April 10, MARY, the beloved
daughter OF Thomas and Mary Ryan, In the 5th year
| OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are most
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from tho
residence Of her parents, corner OF Marion and Prince
Streets this Saturday afternoon, at one O'CLOCK
SHELLY.--Of consumption, on Thursday Aprii y,
al hafpast seven O'Clock, HuGH SHELLy, natiye Oh
| Meinstown, county Tpporary, Ireland, aged ~
| years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral which will take place from St
Vincent dc Paus church, North Sixth street Brook-
yn sE. d. this saturday afternoon at halfpast TWO
O'Clock.
SHARMAv.-On Friday morning, April 10, OF pneu-
monia, JAMES SHARuAN, aged Al years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend me funeral. RON ms late
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The Army.
Special orders No. SO from the headquarters Of
the army appoint the following general court mar
tia to meet at wiett's Point on the 14th inst Tor
the trial OF such prisoners as may be brought before
t:-Captain Asa Ii. Holgate, Brevet Major Arthur II.
Burnham Brevet Major Amos Stickney First Lieuten-
Second Lieutenant Chas F. Powell Second Lieuten-
ant Frederick A. Hinman and Second Leutenans
Frederick A. Mahon an Of the corps Of engineers.
The latter Is Judge Advocate OF the court
Tho Navy.
The following naval orders have been issued:-
Commodore James 7. Green will be detached from
ordnance duty at the Boston Navy Yard on the 18th
Of June and placed on waiting orders rom that date
Captain J. r. Madison Mallany win be detached
tho sS and placed waiting
Captain John M. B. Citz will be detached from the
Boston Navy Yard Nay Is and placed on waiting
Second Assistant Engineer Absolom Kirby, de.
tatched from duty at League Island, Pa and ordered
Actinr | Passed S. Assistant Surgeon william Gale,
detached from the Naval Hospital at Pensacola and
ordered to return North.
New York Navy Yard On the 18th Of N May fSe postor
Nesy Capan t. McS Fairfax ordered to ordnance duty
ct Boston Navy Yard on the 18th Of June.
The following have been honorabIy discharged
Mate G. B. Smaey and Acting Second Assistant En-
gineers James Patterson and J. Spaulding.
Acting Passed Assistant Surgeon A. r. Holmes
has been placed on leave prior to discharge.
The following officers OF the volunteer navy have
been placed on leave prior to their discharge
Volunteer Lieutenant G. A. Smith; Acting Ensigns
August Adler Henry W.. O'Hara, Charles II. Fleming,
Robert Hunter and A. P. Bashf0rd; Acting Passed
Assistant Surgeons Theodore 8. Keith, Henry Shaw,
William F. Hutchinson and George B. Todd; Acting
Assistant Surgeons Isaiah Dowling and John ..
Malone; Acting Third Assistant Engineers E. G.
Park and E. A. Robinson. First Assistant Engineer
Jas. Sheridan has been detached frOm special duty
at New York and granted leave. Acting Ensign w.
The frigate Powhatan, Captain David McDougal,
bearing the broad flag Of Rear Admiral J. A. Dahl.
gren, commanding the South Pacific squadron and
the gunboat Nyack, Commander Austin Pendergrast,
were lying in the port Of Valparaiso March TO-
The corvette DacOtah, Captain William +. Spicer,
sailed from CallaO March q for Valparaiso. The
gunboat Wateree. Commander John H. Gillis, and
the storeship Fredonia, Captain Thomas NJ Brasher,
were at Callao March %, lying in quarantine, by
order Of Captain Brasher, In consequence Of the
prevalence Of yellow fever in port and at Lima.
The gunb0at Marblehead, Lieutenant Commander
Leroy Fitch, sailed from Aspinwall March 26 for
Carthagena In bad condition.
The sloop Cyane, Commander John Waters, was at
Panama April l.
The gunboat Penobscot was at Aspinwall April 2.
The corvette Lackawanna, Captain William Rey-
nolds, was lying at Honolulu February 2o All well.
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COFFEEklO quiet, Dut eteady at former prces VI
Ceyon the sales $50 Ione 80 Lord
Nelson, private terms St Domingo In fair request,
the sales being bags, for export including 500 In Boston
private terms.
CoPPER-For Ingot there active demand and
slightly higher prices realized The sales 900
lbs mainly 225c. cash for Baltimore cash
Detroit and 23c for Baltimore for forward devey also
100000 lbs Baltimore for forward delivery private
TERMS We quote Detroit 2s1sc. 2sac Baltimore 224c.
23c.
CANpLEs.--Ad amantine quiet but firmly held at 2lc.
2c Sperm were quoted at 46c &c., and patent at 65c
b6c.
CEMENT.-Rosendale steady at 81 rs per bbl
DRUGS AND DYEs-The market quiet, but prices
generally steady Sales lb0 tons sal Soda part at III 20
III 72 gold small lots caustic soda at Sc a5ac do bcarb
~ &C. 10 sSo tons % sads ash at S - So soS
mainly - S7 80 co. casks tartar at 2sc, do
100 bbs Gauber salts III 5 and 200 casks bleaching
ders on private terms.
FLOUR GRAIN.-Recepts, 4,sl0 bbls. four 100 do.
bags msal 675 bushels wheat y 500 do
$500 do oats and 40 do rye There was but little activity In
for all purposes being Light, but in prices there was
especial change. California moderately active the sales
about 5000 bbls Southern -four was in fair
quest the sales amounting 800 bbs Rye -four quiet
and Irregular 800 bbls quotations. Corn
In better demand; sales reported of 400 bbs
u AIT q Wa
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT dowANUS.-Coroner
Smith held an inquest yesterday afternoon the
bodies Of Henry Hurch and Rudolph Pufer, who
killed the morning Of the 7th instant by the
falling of three story frame building In course Of
completion In Fifth avenue G0wanus. The jury, in
their verdict censured the builder, p. @. boucher,
for the unsafe manner In which he was having the
building put up, and hold him responsible for the
accident.
THE TAX COLLECTOR AND THE BAILRoAD COMA
NIEs.-The Collector Of Taxes has been making in
qures to his right to seize and sell at auction the
cars Of several Of the Brooklyn railroad companies
to satisfy the claims of the city, they being In arrears
In their taxes tThe Corporation Counsel informs the
Collector that he has the right to seize them.
HospITALs.-An Eye and Ear Hospital is to be
opened on the corner Of Washington and Johnson
streets on the 18th Of April. The St. Peters Hospi
ta at the corner OF Hicks and Congress Streets has
been enlarged, and isnow capable Of accommodating
one hundred patients.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COMMERCIAL REPORT.
\ FRIDAY, April 10-8P. N.
CoTToNThe market for this staple opened quiet and
weak, bu, subsequently became active and closed firm at
slight advance. An active speculative demand prevailed
The sales comprised 9O35 bales including 765 for specua
on $50 for spinning and $40 for export Suboned the
closing Quotations-
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The importations Of dry goods at this port for the
week ending April compare with those Of the pre-
yious week as fOll0Ws:-
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We give below list Of the onicial transfers and
leases recorded yesterday in this city, Kings and
Westchester counties, N. Y, and Hudson county,
N J.:-
TRANSFERS NEW YORK CITY.
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thist, hem SGerif ~innertalb bret 1aeea nod Stiies
suns her Datiplays bic aifea Der aualifiirtst gDdtitr.
obue gerdneeruns. Der fumneluna peer Sei6dSisurs
ein3ubduSt9en, pitri8sufaas de Ter tarin anBeiestei
Stratc ~ptrfalen.
0. 6ttpber 1868. Spbn N. TdpiS,
f0al-57l Ghrrif her Efoht @olutuprr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-24
Hdiber's SdHe.
orr. l, Sdb> Sreperid. cir.

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