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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-16
STATEN ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

ROwDYIsM AT A PICNIC-MORR SHOOrING.--On
Thursday last large party, consisting principally OF
residents OF the Nineteenth and Twenty first wards
left New York. from the loot OF East Thirty seventh
street, on the steamboat Johnson and the barge
Walter Sands, on an excursion and picnic to Myers
Grove, Staten Island Having reached the place
about one O'Clock fight commenced among gang
OF rowdies mot an unusual Occurrence), when VIII
liam Rooney drew revolver and shot two men.
named respectively John Russell Of Forty-seventh
street. between Second and Third avenues, and
Patrick Connolly, Of Forty fourth street and Third
avenue shot taking effect IN Russell's forehead,
another in Connoy's left arm, near the elbow, and
TO the city Captain Alaire, being advised OF the
AFFAIR on Friday arrested Rooney, who was taken
to Staten Island yesterday for examination. He ID
at present under 900 bail for shooting Daniel
Kelly OF TAG Second avenue, at the election In the
Twenty first ward last fall.
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CONNECTICUT.

Fiendlsh Act-RailrOad Train Thrown from
the Track-Passengers and Engineer In
jured.
NEW HAVEN, August 49, 1868.
The Shore Line Express from Boston, due here at
halfpast four O'Clock p. NJ, was thrown from the
track one hundred rods west OF Stony Greek depot
The engine and baggage car were precipitated from
tho bridge into the RIVERA distance Of s1teen feet
Mrs. Canfied, or Hartford, aud Mrs. Fl. q. Pratt oil
Boston, were badly injured, but will recover. The
engineer and fireman were both hurt The accident
was caused by an iron rail, which had been placed
been arrested on suspicion. The trains will make
their usual trips on Monday.
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The san Francisco Mint Robbed Of $4,000
Arress Of the Culprit.
From the Alta California. July H.

From the Alta California, July IL.
some five or six months since another defalcation
or swinde was discovered In the Sub-Treasury De-
nartnen at the Mint In this city. IL was found that
The government had lost some $4,000 by an ingeni
ous system of fraud. An outside broker would buy
Glow bars that Is to say bars OF low grade gold
say six hundred or seven hundred line, and deposit
them In the Mint for coinage. The computing clerk
in the Sub.Treasurer's ONCE would then make his
returns on the bars at higher grade, say eight hun
o,red and upward, and by collusion with other par
ties IL supposed, certlicates OF assay represent
denostcd would be issued 10 the broker, and by him
sod To do this quite a complicated system OF alte
raous and false entries was required but the cause
of the deficit was well covered up for long time.
The broker and Mr.. Sill, the computing clerk, were
indicted and the latter, leaving his bondsmen IN the
East. but the fugitive doubled on hun and returned
here some two weeks since. Yesterday II was ascer-
tained that he was concealed in this city, and Deputy
Warshal Worth, Captain Lees aud detective Fuller
found him at the Vernon House and arrested him.
The trial will probably now take place Immediately.
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FELoNtous AssAULT.--Patrick Greeley, of Jersey
City, and Francis Mcnamara Of SCI West Fifty third
street. were arrested last night by oflcer Cottrel
for assaulting John Quinn, Of No. 6aa West Fifty.
third street, and striking him over the head with a
slung shot.
OWNERS wASTgD.--A man named william H. Clay
last night brought to the Twenty-sccond precinct
station house a gold watch which he. found on an
Eighth avenue car and later II. r. McNeary brought
TO the same station pair Of ladies' CATERS which
Eighth avenue.
FoRGsRY.--Richard T. Francis, of Utica. ycster-
day, on being brought before Juage Mansfield. OF the
Essex Market Police Court, confessed forging 0
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NEW YORK.

Rensselaer, Park Races at TrOy-Opcning of n
New Route to Boston.
TROY, August Is, 1858.
The great feature to-day was the hurdle race, two
miles, over egat hurdles. Lobelia In 4:15 beat.
ing Tycoon.
The second race was three-quarters of mile
dash, and was won by Clara Clarta in 1:2O4 beat
ing Jubal.
The third and last race, mile heats, best two in
three was won by Jubal in two straight heats beat
ing Clara Clarita. Time 1:47H and 149. The first
quarter Of the first heat was made In 26x seconds;
the second half mile in 52k seconds.
On Monday next the opening Of the new route to
Boston over the Hoosic Mountain Will be inaugu-
rated by the Troy and Boston Railroad.
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KANSAS.

Continuance of Indian Troubles-Numbers OF
White Men NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Among the
Settlers.
KANSAS CITY, August Is, 1858.
Additional reports OF the Indian troubles In Kan
sas state that the Indians and settlers are still fight
ing on Asher creek and that three more men have
been killed. The Indians are coming down Solomon
creek In large numbers, and the people on Asher
creek and vicinity nearly all cut on. They are
out OF provisions and ammunition and are nearly
exhausted.
Later reports say the Indians are numbering the
settlers on Solomon creek. and seven men were
killed yesterday settler who came in this morn
ing with his family says he had running fight for
quite distance.
Governor Crawford has gone to Solomon and Sho-
lima and IL arming and organizing the settlers for
defence.
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annual Average Price Proportion OF An
Of Wheat IN 0OLd Of 1linL Purchases

the population OF the united states was in 1850
l443 321 in 1866 "a, $685. ss2 and in 1857 263 252
The proportion OF agrcuturists in the United States
to total Industrial population was In 1910 sixtynve
per cent, in 1850 sixtythree per cent and in 1850
fifty per cent. The population returns or 1865 and
1867 do not show the occupations OF the people.
tural interests have been senslby depressed and still
continue as indicated by wheat crop OF increas
ing disproportion to population by large falling OF
in the wheat exports and by the continued high prices
OF this and other agricultural staples. These phe
nomena attributed mainly to the war and It's at
tendant circumstances. The gradual tendency Of
the population to desert the pursuit OF husbandry s
due TO other causes but whatever the cause 1t Is to
be seriously deplored.
Director Delmar has just issued his monthly report
for June, 1861
The value OF the total import entries for the month
was $33 liz COG, against $3 922,95 the same period
last year; s34, l23 in May 1885, s3t,376,oe7 in
shows decided falling or in the imports. The
following details will prove OF interest
The en-. entries Of coffee cotton, nax, hemp
salt soda and tea have fallen on largely and
also Wines woolcns and wool show decline: aud
spices and sugar also show large decline. Tin, to-
baoco, cigars and lumber exhibit an increase, the
other articles being Of the usual quantities OF the
sumption and half for warehousing.
Attempts to Commit suicide.
j. o. Brigham, late Deputy Collector OF the Port Of
Richmond, Va, attempted to commit suicide to-day
by stabbing himself eleven times in the side near
the heart, and then cutting his throat from ear to
ear disappointment In not being reinstated In ONCE
Is assigned the Of the act. lie Is native OF
Massachusetts, and during the served in several
capacities In the army.
Naval Bulletin.
Commodore John r. Goldsboro has been detached
from the Asiatic squadron and placed waiting or
ders. Commander Geo. E. Belknap has been relieved
from command Of the Hartford and placed on wait
ing orders. The following have also been detached
from the Hartford and placed on waiting ordcrs:-
Lieutenant Commanders John w. Phillips and r. s.
Higginson; Lieutenants W. W. Maclay, A. L. Crown
ensteed, J. II. Sands and Win. Wise; Masters w. NJ.
Folger and Horace Elarer; Midshpman VIM. Watts;
surgeon James Beaie Assistant Surgeon II. N. Beau.
mont; Chief Engineer Andrew Lawton and Chaplain
@. w. Dorrance.- Paymaster Washington Irving has
been detached from the Hartford and ordered to
settle accounts. Second Assistant Engineer Hillory
MIs.mer OF the navy, has resigned.
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TURKEY.
Riot in CoustantinopIe

LONDON, August 15-Evening.
Dispatches received to-day from Constantinople
state that serious encounter took place at Pera,
two miles from the city, between the Greek residents
and the Turks in consequence Of violation Of the
grave OF Prince Mirdltes.
The troops Of the Sultan were called out to sup
press the riot and fired upon the Greeks, killing and
wounding large number Many Of the latter fed to
residence OF the foreign Consulates for refuge.
The troubles was finally suppressed by the active
measures Of the sodery.
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Loss OF BARK ON LAKE MicHIGAN.-The
bark Dunderberg OF Detroit, from Chicago, August
= with a few passengers and four Thousand bushels
~ corn was sunk by a cohsion with the propeller
Empire state OF Point au Barke on Friday night.
MIRA. Wilcox, the owners wife, was drowned. Inc
mnderberq was valued at 8 50oA and was Insured
FOR $4,000. Tue propeller returped, leaking badly
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, August 15.-The steamship Austral-
asian which LEFT New York August s, arrived here at
a late hour yesterday.
SOUTHAMPTON, August 15.-The steamer Baltimore,
from Baltimore, Nd, arrived here ut hafpast two
O'Clock this morning.
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IRELAND.
Reported Murder of Landl0rd-Fatal As.
sault ON the Police.

Reported Murder Of a Landl0rd-Fatal As.
sault ON the Police.
LONDON August 10, 1865
Dispatches have just been rec eved from Ireland
giving the particulars Of deeds Of awlessness which
occurred yesterday near Tipperary.
IL seems that while one of the great landlords OF
that region, named Mr.. Scully, was serving the
usual notices his various tenants he was shot and
killed by some unknown person.
strong body Of police soon after made their ap-
pearance on the scene OF the murder and attempted
to arrest the culprit. The police in turn fercey
attacked, and two OF them shot dead and four badly
wounded. Several arrests were subsequently made.
At the latest advices quiet had been restored
MIR. Scuily Not Killed-Serious Excitement.
LONDON, August 15-Evenng.
Further advlces from Tpperary, Ireland, have
been received this evening The agent Of the land
lords, Mr.. Scuy, not killed as at first reported.
He endeavored on Tuesday to serve some ejectment
notices upon several tenants in the vicinity OF the
town OF Tipperary, when he was attacked by a large
body OF them, including many women, and was
obliged to flee into the city to save his life.
Yesterday he started again upon the same errand,
accompanied by large body of well armed police.
Upon reaching the hamlets OF the tenantry his efforts
to serve the notices were met with dersiOn and
threats OF violence. The police endeavored to dis
perse the mob, when fierce fight ensued, during
which the police fred upon the rioters several times
the shots being returned by some Of the crowd Sew
era Of the mob were wounded as were number OF
the police. Mr. Scully was seriously wounded, and
the police retired unable to make any arrests at the
time.
The county Of Tipperary is in high state or ex.
element and further trouble is apprehended
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wtsIcpEsrsa INTELLIGENCE.

RspurEp INDECENT AssAULr.-A paragraph sp-
peared in this paper some days since in which IL
was stated that Charles Monk and Timothy Brown
were arrested and held in bail to answer the charge
OF brutal and indecent conduct IN the presence Of
ladies'. Justice Hauptrnan, bel0re whoni tnc case
was brought after all examination discharged
Messrs Monk and Brown from custody, the ceorge
not being sustained by the evidence produced.
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PENNS YLVANIA.

Railroad COllisi0n-TwO Men Killed and
Twelve Wounded.
PITTsBURG, August Is, 1868.
freight train collided with construction train
on the Ohio, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railroad, near
Housewife, this afternoon Two men were killed
and twelve wounded, all workmen the construc-
ton train. Their names were not ascertained.
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ALAB

Organization Of tho City GOverRasent Of
Montsomery-Largc Democratic Meeting.
MONTGOMERY, August Is, 1888.
The new Mayor OF this city, appointed by the Gov
ernor, was inaugurated to-day. The City Council
also met. The police force is half black and many
OF the city officers are coored men. The old City
Clerk and Treasurer were reelected.
There was large Seymour and Blair meeting to-
day at Wetumpka. About fifteen hundred persons
were present and speeches were made by Governor
Watts and others.
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The yacht Mystic arrived yesterday from STAN:
ford.
The Matte and Martha are again about TO be
matched for $4,000 SIDE This VIII DC the nfth
race between these two yachts this season.
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TRLRCRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Agrarian Outrages and Fierce
Fights in Ireland.
Riots Between Turks and
Greeks i'm Turkey.
FRANCE.


The New Loan.
PARIS August Is, 1885,
The AOniteur in its issue of last evening says,
economically, in relation to the French loan,
that thirty-four times the amount of money asked
Tor has already been subscribed.
Imperial Fetes.
PARIS, August Is, 1868.
The fete day in honor Of the inauguration Of the
first Emperor Napoleon was celebrated to-day with
great pOmp. All the officials Of the Court together
with the Emperor Napoleon and family attended the
grand re Desan at Notre Dame.
After the ceremonies the Emperor left for Fon-
fainehleau,
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BELGIUM.
Civ HOIidaya.

ANTWERP, August Is, 1868.
Monday and Tuesday next will be generally OBJ
served as holidays in CITY, and the exchange and
produce markets Will therefore be closed.
Among the features Of the day will be reviews Of
troops, regattas, &c.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER YEsTERDAy.-The following Is
record OF the temperature for the past twentyfour
hours as Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
pharmacy, 21s Broadway, HERALD Building
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NEW JERSEY.

The Grand Ball of the Twenty.secOnd Regi.
ment at Long Branch.
LONG BRANCH August Is, 1858.
The grand ball given by the Twenty second regi-
ment, New York State Militia, who have been en-
camped here for the past four days, came of at the
Stetson House tonight. 1t was successful enter
tainment, about two thousand people being In at
Prizes were distributed during the evening to the
best marksmen in the regiment.
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Az a Mcmcuto Of MY Gratitude Send Roa
the best silk hat my establishment an well known
In this ward and chseSuly subscribe my name in
favor OF your wonderful remedy PAIN PAIN r. The o
mart bought OF eecua 1T the ap8
pcson after suffering three weeks from the terrible
or neuralgia have used only half Of IT, aso
relieved persons Of rheumatism In nsgi borhosd
JOSEPH r. TRAINER, 90 Third avenue New York.
tn Dr n 4. WoLcorr. IND Chatham aa,,araL Nav Work
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Another Case Of Drowning Mt Atlantic City.
ATLANTIC CITY, August Is, 1868.
man named John Reynolds was drowned in the
surf here to-day while bathing. His body has been
recovered. This makes the second case OF drowning
which has occurred here this week.
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PamphIets, Law Reports, &c.. Executed
with neaness qckness ard despatch t.enty-aye cr cent
cheaper other printing esabshm IN ne Guy
~ the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING bsrABbiS"N
MENT, 81 Nassau street.
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A.-Onc spa In the World, and O.ly, Ono,
n for bilious disordevA II N sSesor
Spring Prussia. But why 60 70 Prussia for
which all have within our reach IN TIN form Of TARs
original and equally edcacousy Sold BY al drugg,ss.
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Lace Curtains.
New Styles for fall of 1883 received.
O. l.. a J. ID. kelly CO., ar Broadway.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizcs Paid IN e.sa.
Information furnshed The highest rates paid for Doub'n
and Ali kndi yLo f AZ CO., Bankers rs wall street,
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Died..

BRowY--On Sunday morning. August Ia, at hIs
residence No. 20 Second street, MARIA H., wife of
NJ. b. Brown.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
fFUT other Deaths Sec Seventh Puget
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Neatness, Economy and Despatch Cossbiucd
the Of orders. Metropolitan job Prnilas Estao
tshmept. 81 Nassau street.
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For First Glass Printing of Every Descv<p.
ton 70 the Metropolitan job Printing Establssmcn
Nassau street
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.-rhe Best in tho
nsous, Factory ls Bond
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Tho Famous Corner-O1 Nassau ssrceti
corner Fulton The Metropolitan doh Printing tsaNfshmem
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Wigs, Toupees and Ornamental Hsis.-Bes 9.
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dyeing all coiorA a. SAtChh
LUR'S, IL Bond street
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window shades. ,,,
ri Ia al b. KELLY a CO.'S Curtain Store,
AZ Broadway.
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Circulars af Every Description md Notices (
70 meetings printed In the neatest Possib- manasr
NJ an hours notice. twenty-five per cent than
other similar PLACE city, the METROPOLITAN JOe
PRINTING EsTABLISIfMfNT. ~ Nassau street
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Furuiture.
FRS. class at reasonable prices, at
kELrY's, 65l Broadway.
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EssnbIished In 1SOO.-The Mctropolitass. lob,
Printing Eat Adjustment. "a Nassau street.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-15
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