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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
9r6- Serssp 8taI Gstatc for Sale.
6omrtm Htal 6stntt for gaI,. -.

-v7,- contrn 1'nI estntt for spIs. 49,,
DESIRABLE PROPERTY.-The subscriber
GROUNDS DWELLING Ge 10 Dover hours oa New York sd
500 gs 'G4 vi 4sbs Win iu and shade tres. oa a,r md
Sp Coi.er l T' Bs Ic o I S1 0' III u be-
sod gih or sitA.u ieuutui& !. ALLBN
DOR SALE.
a THR SCHAGHTIcoHE LINEN MILL.
,Ts.'s ae5 10 ,e rs nd a. S , a ''''
Al excellent water 81 about Two huudd hose power dswa
oa the reveFfGS loose Ei,sr Jsg' "hrs Dos 49, Of 81
ia St tsIee sOre, s1s e Iaae measurement l,e e. 3es:
r, b. 80 r r,ls so'iS attic and D,ees, store iosss %
@ uch,s b7 o. Inches With ~ borse power HafS5ns patent
Better contained t-ereiu.
Seven doube H0uses 6ek roof 1861 very
substantial aud good
ifr aOe premises rot sold Ns reasonable uHs hey will
& APdCEER ia!y Balling' No II Bro,dviJ.S.Y
GEO A FELLOWS, no % BrOsassy. y Y
Hsrs Fal, SerYorf
nor SALE or to LET-A first class, RESI-
DINCE a. Gosssn y T. Win Superior p .i's,i J., \. &C., 10
fruit Terms moder'ie or vii Be sIsa'15s Gr ~ Fp'Ty
B1osSas-.
EoR SALE or to LET-FnYished, for the
season Tie village OF Milford Con- ',i an a,, 10 -.
Paoe s7O0 Reui furnished 100 per rOsth Photograph q tho
n A. rutland Co, H' > beNsn'n-'' y j.
nor SALE-New HOUSE, lodge and stable;
handsome convenient uad s,artai tas vrF hsiv "eaioa
Of land; mr'ts NL iuu irfi YES llate aA4od
graf barraia. HONFg iOrGAN. No. 2Trest
HOTEL IN NEW SALE, the
4 FREMONT HOUSE .tlae4 ihe center Of DC r shsa
hlt q, brcs. Eve stories bgt neaT tl
sied containing Of bt uau improvement ths ru a beug
sup ed auaus ard 90 vaer steam lsirr asa ga NE
house 20 syug fr gEsF uraiy hLsted rolftoIi
furniture made eIiy Ga r pf'ftttF u ms hol'e Ire
whole offered a. aIgaa g.a % DE Pa',l.'e none, fan
ssrgaFe ucuir H The above ce bathroom baf1
shop &c Tbs Hotel nov doing y pr.'Tol, bo'ne,s Ay
wishing engage u h1 luu th above presents au
opportunity rarely offered ESOs FOOT aud proprietor he"
Haven, Conn
I'm THE BANKS of the PASSAIC, in the
~ subabs q Paterson, win On, ryr h9d mountain Views goo
fou he CITY Hail. brhrh an 'rrau
eoustry PLOTs Al 500 B2oC $3.50 +3yo 5000 5000 snd
from depot otd cash OF three mouths
remainder boud and for Ae Arr1fri-c4 made M
build homes suit Anybody Apn Dc bn'
eomodous paros dining an hclFooa tafl
frshel elegant views Prce, $4,000 Liberal tErHr.
sale plots be bu mmo1cv Tale Youth "
joy erosrs.on d a lev hours and uyesrgsts Apply 10
A DERkOM. Patterson. " ,.
CpH SOn-ONE OF the best DAIRY FARMS
pO.OOO II Orange County, 90 iere.i te'r c.t''iei
lt Gel shaded; good iaga tnry s.aatcl village all
d,ppt a.. ~ HJRLAND, No. % ChauhrrssL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
90 &lbom il MN Confirm.

90 &lbOm il MN Confirm.
IAUTION Apcrson calling himself GEORGE
rrrfr L. tif HOME FDk 100. ltLNI-
lksS 10 N Nors aud b.tg 'susl ~ arss ct
fs.,r. rro o. rlrtr Hh f Hone % clrra1s 10 ilr
STAT u Cslnseeut 5f la,uut0t. otst p,fsln ircrcd
By
INFORMATION WANTED of KATE FlNAN,
fr.,Ir yrg ID So d.. iIr.t sn ttr~ AFfl g. l53
o. erFuge vh sIr Arr lHFr f a.f aesoHts so coz
frr favor t sndsr tf htrf THOMAS flNAN Who
gorsry She y u 49, 90 fstase al . aatol. 70 90 lt
NOTlCE.-Tho MACkRELL y RICHARD
~ sos MFG 90 Pest Uola1tt, " y titTi hrs Us
l. OrT mlrrffruruE hrti1~s p VIII
lams Cbuf- she ~il rlIu4s the brsars' A. No -
luaLlng ssi HHstrahl hfuosJn
All t. due Manufacture tIHpsat sl rase settle Al
=. "a ,l .rr.u.t LhMIEL r. rich ARuaOS.
Prsfdrrt % NHftTfU A. Hc4afts.a M. Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07

slarbls mn SLATE MIutls.
NyARBLEIZED SLATE AIANTELS,
IA IL gfsAs Isrs.1, and ~ prices from
$40. SIC 50, SIS, SIT 50, $50 to $50
and upwsrd.
MANUFACTURED BY
THE PESRHYN SLATE Co.
Als,,
Hesris Thea Cderus Baths SintI UrihalI
BILLIARD 1ABLE BEDS,
Sl.hs r'ain and snsiaelei. Slate Work &C. orier
Qaafurt Bud NaulScoTJ, Milile G,slv,ia. n y.
W. aud Rooms No 10 Wet kg.teenthst tt~s,n
Fifth add SiIiu-svss. ~ T.
MARBLElZED SLATE, DECORATED
WI MARBLE MARBLE MASrELs. rich aud sissit ig.ls
T r. STEWART Co No COS sIhtve. bet 95ih az th,l'
MARBLE and Marbleized Mautcls, Monu-
WI esdobe, &c The lss.'' fue't sd eaesC 'ieg "a
Mastes Catalogue set 10 tbs o"auty ALAbLEa.
Nos 10 aud ~ hast Eigltesu,hst. near utIt1e
CRATES and TENDERS, comprising the larg-
so asgus olrryi
tn cd ssishshi inlss - NM H. JACh
son 4 Co Uuiau sq8ars. No ~ hast ssTrltssutbst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
E0R SALE-AT a BARGAIN.

TOR SALE at Tenafiy, near EnglewOOd, n. D.,
y Tower Place New STONE HOUSE sd 81 Of land band
some lad planted The House ns - ard 10 closets
above The basement modern Improvements IL Commands The
Guest upon us Of the Railroad I've minutes distance from
station and Cry eafon keel Apply to GEORGE d. LII
MAN the premises, or 70 X H. LUDLOW Co.. 30 Pnest,
ee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07

COTTAGE for SALE at great bargain
~ Wiz u good outb1bg nice fruit and shades Mbuu
n J ye high bssutl seenefy, Mayor Hall De Eonge Ks
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07

Ultooiug GHros. IT,
AT WM. EYERDELL' SONS, No. 1914 Full
~ pasl-WEDDING CAAYs .al FlSE sTAIlOSLHE (h.n5
islsI l1l3)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-02
"csaiaA" AID "aUjs0a."

ConsciiGaii0n o: the Two Roads Yesterday.
The Hudson River railroad stockholders yesterday
hed their long talked OF meeting To vote upon the
question Of consolidation vita the New York Cen
tra. he election was he IN the presidents rooms
at the ONCE OF the company In Thrteth street, and
tae polls were Kept open from one O'Clock till four
III tne alternooA, although the question: was decided
by iallpasL one ~ favor Of consolidation.
TUG tornls OF tne anaganiatlOu Ui two roads
Wefs talt CeAtfai s1ould Dc eneIel ut 2J1 and uud
son it.Ver nc 40, the Central road 10 issue an aod
tiena scrip Oh twenty seySn per cent and above
tns eghts ter celt isi.e~ some time ago, ana the
HUDSON IA or rO&l u scrip OF cighN live per cent
thus making Lue scrip OF The new COMPANY
sTV,0oO050, ana no STOCK also $500 400. and i
&rcnd Total OF 1Dj,0J0,Uyu.
thirteen mil on ntnc hundred Thousand dollars Of
tho Si6,o000)J u the hudson River road were
Represented ~ the eecion, 0i waicn were thrown
III lavor OF consolidation.
TIE following are tho officers OF the new com.
phny.--Ftes,agnb Cornelius Vanderbilt. Vice Presi.
deot, Wi4ia@ IL. Vanderbilt; Secretary, Augustine
Scne treasurer, H. ID. worcester.
rue Gil eotors are made up OF tue moro promipens
oil the Old directors ol Inc hudson ana central
coada
1nere was no undue exci,eme among the stock.
dold5a du llg tie eie ;tioain TACT, Du, fw persons
IN the buhdne whu wee not directly concern 81
were aware Oh Wnht was gong on. 4,.4cls aad
apparently been u eeiy arranged be ore tue yOl!s
were opened tiinS The You've part WAS ~ no ncans
ne most uililcub
Tue name OF the now corporation ID the New YORK
Central and hudson aver .laroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-02
Pa,rie has the following observations on tho sub


lect:--
The employers have resisted the demands made
ana very properly. Many among tnen, NO know.
we're prepared for compromise wnicn We our
selves hal ADVISED; they would willingly have
accorded their sfioppen one oay IN the week, the
Sunday, III the quarters where such u course was
pracileahle another day III the parts OF tue capita.
where taa principal traffic Is on the SabDati ana
where justice requires. amer all tbat tAe interest
aud convenience OF the customers WnO IN reaii.i
euable boEn masters aud TO gain their hyi1g
should be consulted cad certainly ought, IN oar
opinion, 10 have voice In tue matter. Tnoso eN-
oecnt dispositions nave oyal,ed nothing as the
atrke was oil ~ once DECIDED on and is IN ,u
vlgor. IN this aGa,r who VIII be the oserSS
The men VINO bave ieit their work, and they
alone. Ihey nusl not, III iac lmagilu mat they are
so diili ult 10 replace; us, Tor example, pattern.
drawers or wovea goods or painters. cablnet.hal-
era or egel masons. 10 exercise properly or wsth
talent OF those trades u long premiership 10
necessary ami almost preliminary sIaoIes-we use
the word advisedig-afe required; buC 10 be shop
man, decent oress, little petene3s WATCH tue
on strike are sometimes deficient, in ana mod
1cnm 81 Intelligence are sufficient. A scho0l.uSiHf
ous OF employment, IL disengageu copylG c.era
ont Of place. or TO speak plainly, Journalist would
be vesy mucn embarrassed. II tomorrow theY had
make - piece o. furniture, to panG an apart
ment or 10 erect walls yet they could all lmlaeal-
ately bacome shopnen passape LO-daf, good to-nlor
row and excellent next week. Paris and the pro-
ynces swarm with men sufficiently educa ed pOllte
0nd intelligent who vegetate and Ave. just SUM-
gently 10 avoid dying and The houses OF coEiIelce
have already, II we are wen informed, as many emu
pogos ihey require. lie wleei OF 1orlune, or ut
least or an easily earn2d subslsIsgse VIII la.e
turned tnai !! 81, "a UIeF as5sf!uts VII, Ia
thcir Turn lose tneT standibv and become neceS-
SIoas. But, even sUoad any difficulty exist ia
hnding men enough " replace those WHO refuse 70
work, we SHOULD only see III thaf Iae. sQhject Oh
rejoicing 4 career Which ior some years has been
CLOSED 10 women would bc reopaueu TO them 70 tho
great benefit Of puDs- morally ana humanity me
mcrcers' slupmen wlll return To the.- provinces
they WIN nave perhaps their hands less white and
WH mol Wear sucn ihnuy waIstcOats
The France OF Paris IS more favorable. but still it
by no means ngfeos With The shopmen In I'll their
demands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-02
ana there was nothing in the now act to limit tho
Jurisdiction OF the court.
Ills Honor reserved Judgment
GERMANY.
French Expression Towards Pru,.ss,,

prom Galignani's Messenger of Paris, OCT. 2o.I
seraes OF h.ticie3 pnJiishe1 by IA. Edouard
Sinoe In the COait'tWfonHcL ana directed against
Prussia, arc attracting attention. NJ. Sim0ns
plaliclly STATES chat the mos dangerous enemies Of
the pea 90 OF europe are those VINO would pcrsuaGe
PRUSSIA that "Eufope. and France IN par ticul sr,n
view Witn indifference t1e uniacaaon OF Germany
undar her AIS lie Is chieaY inaignani with Gnose
ORGANS o. English pubic opin,on which 10y pro-
ciamia& thag German anatis 90 not coacerl France,
encourage III; unl.ying tendenc Is o. tac Berlin
Caeiaet." H inay he Oil very well for Eng
Lane so secure IN her insuiar position to hold
al9ot from continental aaatrs, but 10 hehooves
France I'd. Simon ar1aes) to keep sharp lockout
on what going GA close TO her fronrief. fc laDors
10 CONVINCE Prussia thar France VIII not allow the
Matae boundary 10 ba oversteppod, ana commits
himself 10 Tho opinion THAR when Prussia Is thor
ougay aware OF that fact. the maintenance OF peace
IN Europe will rest on surer foundation than has
done ever sIate 1865. III. Simon IL good enough to
Tecoaimend Prussia to revoke the treaties OF alil-
she mas concluded with the Southern States, TO
respect seruputonsy the treaty OF prague. and TO
proceed 20 general disGrnaincnt. These extreme
ana unreasonable views are not likely TO tina inv0r
The other SIDE of the Kline and their cnief
TO notice Is the talent with winch they arc put
ward aud the character OF tue journal In wDc1
they appear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-02

document bears the impress OF two fears-the dread
OF public opinion, which they cannot Venaure 10
brave, ana apprehension OF the CLUBS 70 whose
yoke they are subject Thus 1t is nothing but tis-
sue OF eauivocal declaration and words OF double
meaning, susceptible OF receiving Two mtsrpreta'
ihe Psuple Fyancats expresses Itself In these
terms-elhe les Is the lett; II inds iisei III pres
euce OF tyruunCal journals anu lnpsr4ous elecg1fs.
Allowance must consequently be mao Tor tndt DEL
cate situation. As 10 tue manifesto IL IS poverty
Itself and we nave been DISAPPOINTED AZ such
penury, for we expected something better from The
Wea ~ talent VINO are united on tho ground OIL tue
radical OPPOSITION
manifesto Is not precisely useless aitauIen 1t comes
somewhat late when the projec suggested By Count
lie hefatry Is abandoned py everyone even ~ M
Haspail and tue irIeeone.iaUe journals We shll
shy that 1t Is effort entirely thrown away, or
In ANY case Inc electors VINO nominated the members
VI the lett are entitled TO know tho opinion oi theif
deputies on the question OF the 26ta OF OCTOBER.
However, the decree OF prorogatlon might be con-
sidered 70 nave furnished better occasion Ior speak
ing out
Tne Rejormsis quite indignant at the conduct Of
me leit:-"Wnatm It eAcialms, ''the deputies 81
tne ieii fear TO provoke on tue 26tn OF OCTOBER
manifestation, the conduct and meaning or Nhicu
.hey would not be able % control lhe) are alrati
e leave everything To chance they are then men
without capacity and without courage.
The Rappel Is not less severe Ia ia langnaye
t0us;-"0ne mas only Is SAYS. TO loos ntso
closely INTO this manifesto 10 see that u pledges tle
sgners 10 nothing whatever IL Is, III tfutn com
pete ana strisiag hasco.n -
The ArsaEi. National Is not altogether go dts
courteous ont IL alsppDrobaiion Is most declues,
Tie opinion hottoaa{c expresses ltsslt ~ scaeey
dlGercnt language, as foiiows:-"Ne continue 10
tnInk tnat Tie manifesto was unnecessary, but since
the resolution 10 publish one was persisted IN, we
must admit, not only that an accord hes beeD esta-
ol,neu pntwepn ali the slladeS OF the oppossIol,
but also thar understanding mas been arrived ~
In the OF the urInest anu most rreyrudchaDle
moderation, AZ least n 50 far az The demonstration
OF tic -otI Is concecned.N
on IT'S siae the S,ec.e has the subioncd:-"Tne Left
has been happily inspired and IT'S manifesto Val, we
hope. be Exclusively ap lrovel or
Tue 2taiDS ana the SsSte arc the most approbat0ry
OF oil lie Paris press but still tney seem 70 TANK
something Is NanInI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-02
SIa ULAl sU.ClLE.
An Aged German Shoots Himself.

An Aged German Shoots Ilimsc1f.
singular case OF suicide was yesterday Dfonght
to the notce Of Coroner Schirmcr at his office 10 the
CITY Han. the victim was John DIESEL, German,
dlty-four years Of age, VINO lived at No. 500 West
Forty-fith greet 10 had been employed No
a stoI -saascn on the new ost once, but
"Wednesday iaat received information that his ser
vice3 Wonld no iougcr be ieIulfcd. rms
nave troubled his mind, but II so he failed
10 snow it. On Sunday Mr. Dcs0l was ia
his usual good Birts. AID retired about midnight.
HIATT an hour atcf -ignund Desa, the son, neagd tho
report Bragrms IN his fatner's roo,n ANA, Jumping
his bed, proceeded TO see what the matter
40 found MS father lying dead on Sne GoJr, WIN
blood lowing from wound IA ma head. d oreaca-
i0ad2q musGof, winch deceased Kept IN
Tue room ana which he had used
IN Gao array, lay TIC nO0r beside HIM.
\ further examination showed that deceased
hd tea strins 10 the trigger OF the mnsGcI, the
brucch of Which he made fast and Frustrated him,
nit Oh the moor. Doaci then placed tho muz1ie ni
nc gun 10 his nonln aud pulled It upwalds thus mo.
dlcmE an explosion. ne Bah LOOK erect in tho loof
VI iio inOuth, a'i passing upwagua escaped Though
me tpg % bar bkui, AMI doJntiesa CAUSED al pst an
stant deAhb. Deceased and HIS serv.h la the
.ats war ana Were aonorsnj oiae.sarged from tbs
army.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-02
RUSSIA.
An Important Mission frora the East to tho

S2sIr.
The Inr0if''e Russo Announces Shat an Emoassy IL
on ats way from the LiSlr OF DOkhaia 10 tho Car.
Al me head OF 10 Is Ills Highnes5 Ioart s0n. Sed-
Abdu.Fattal-k han, twelve years age. VINO ~
accompanied by tic iathor-ina lGd prOtner-in-
law OF the Emr, and twelve other persons. in the
oilclal letters addressed to the Russian general
oil ers tile ruler declares that the Object or this
mission Is TO consolidate good relations with Russia
and TO Inform the Emperor Alexander Of Tie hostile
designs ana proceedings OF the Envish ara At9hans.
but according 10 nonollical Information. Tie real
aim 10 dlegent, aau perhaps mora iii Jor,aiS-viZ.,
That OF securing the trone OF BOAaarl 70 the before
mentioned sUni Tor wnom the ia5ncr Aas IA un-
bounded aiiectIon ne youna prlnce has three
cider brothers Who have been declared dcposed lIom
ali right OF succession account Ot rebellion. The
eldest, Katy iufia, who rs niaetoen, has long been
attempting TO oeciirone his Iater ana very nearly
attained his end last year; bur- deicaed karscn
by Tue RUSSIAN troops, ne was Obliged TO y to iva
10 iiapiore the Aep OF tho cuIef vi that kLalat.
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The london journals Of thu 2Ist or October rc-
port
Inc petition for an adjudication II bankruptcy
aghnst the Juke or Newcastle came on for hearing
on MonuW Oelore Mr.. Commissioner Ntnslow 10
hau uetn arranged that no wituas5eS should he sum-
Moncu On tis OCCASION, INT mat the sltfn2 shOuid
DC ue.o.eu 70 me Arguments tie que tlo1 OF law
raIsou ~ the mist nearing Mr. Reed. VINO aI peareJ
TOT the Duhe, conteDGe that the court Dad juf5.
ulction over MS Client 1be privilege or peer nc
shis' cVuln not ne de3tr0Yel ~ mere implication,
rs wouia pe the csse II the petition were sns-
ua'nelt ,lere must 10 o GEAR aud deliberate
eADres1On N an act OF Parliament iptti-
aied ny the peers themselves. Tue object
81 the recent statues nad been the protection oil the
debsVf as ai equivalent Tor the surrender OF his
asacts pue " u the fea.m was superior TO o.yi
process ~ couid apt DC uutaWcd or arrested, and
the bankruptcy statates old uat Derei0fe appy. 30
iurthcr cohtshded mat a3nniag me Duke was SUB.
Jtos 70 TIE PROVISIONS " tha -et The PROCEEDINGS
we're irregular anu, ~ u thlrj ob eGti0n, nc con-
tende1 thsb tbe petitioner had no rignt 90 adduce
llesn e"ehce on the nearing OF petition, es was
pioposea ~ tae otBel soc, Bf. SefgeaHs rargoud
and oar bGSley argued tgat the proceedings were
ieEa ar and that tue Duke was laoie 80 the Prov
SONS OF tue bankrupt Law, bn4er tae old iay Cho
Jake would have bean liable ~ peeoue nsuxrupt,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-02
,Jrles Fayrs,s Position.

The following is the answer OF H. Jules Fayre to
the suo'ntoas forwarded 10 htn TO appear az the
meeting OF Clichy:--
GEafLEMEN-I am not accustomed TO receive
ORDERS OF the nature and III tue terms OF tDal WHICH
you iave Sent me, and s.l less 10 obsy them. GU
VIII, Therefore, net TO astoaisnei AZ my not paying
any attention TO your asSignatlvn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-02
w. Girarj.in's Opinion.

the Paris Ltoeyte, from the pen OF NJ. Emile de
Gir2rdn, in speaking OF 81. schleiicr's opp lsition
to the prolonged propagation CT the legislative body,
saY3:-
We have good reason to suppose that the honor
abe gentleman, like many OF ms eoiel sue3 SECS q
constitutional dEauly IN tho ClrcaAStlncs OF Il
chamber Still IN e1traoranary session, anu remain
Ing SO as long as tue close has not been oicla4iy
pronounced meeting 10 al ordinary session without
uayinE exhausted IT'S special proslanme We nay
&ad piece OF intelligence whIcn mas come to our owa
hnowleage ana Uilich goes back 10 the morrow o.!
Tie forGgauoa, taat is TO So, the It'll or iath OF
jay. On inst day N. Schneider, TO whom We hal
pGs the question: Aow long 20 gen tltak tho proru-
gallon VIII last gave us t;S ornAl reply. JUS lls
time required Tor the elaboration, discGsso,i aud
vote Tor the SerutaS CO3loit{tHa announced by tie
message. immediately after 1t has been voted the
legislative bouy wl be coay0ked order 70 tcrmi-
lale taa verueloa Ul it3 poWe., Tor WllCl special
purpose It was appointed To meeG.h'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-02
he Fnria Merchant c,erk., Strike.

From tailgDanfs Messenger. oct. 20, 1901
meet az Oi mercers' cierAs was held on sunday
10 the Cirque lie flmperaLE.ce, ana Was attended Wy
moro than 1000 persons the Following REVOLUTIONS
were ad0pteu.--
Tbs individuals here present decided to
tasr RESPECTIVE establishments until e moment:-L When
ne maers sinai have accented Tie terms proposcd by toe
Syndea Chamber that ~ TO The reduction
Twelve hour er Jay sni absolute rest on Sunaays Cnu
The heads o. houses sha have formally pedge themselves
To receive back tho young Gus OF place
quel0e Of the present increment
note was then communicated to The members OF
the meeting without beng read aloud 10 the follow
ing eleet:--
Cur friends tho vboiesals and commission ine who
were represented opposed u the strike, have
over Al france 70 invite traders Ia the provinces ION
The present movement ~ u tends 70 destroy on0poy
Gus % transactions on a sinai scas.
At the close oil the sitting collection was made
TO provide board and lodging for the petty clerks
who nad iOdxed aud fed ia the v9rious warehouses
and produced a sum OF g,6sn Coo. The ayndlca
CnanDer stated that IL was expecting. In order
~ MAINTAIN the strike. funds from the provinces,
IRON England and from switzerland. la fact. a Sum
II .o0J.l has arrived from London, ana 5,00Jt. are
promised rom Berlin. On the other mana, we learn
tHag The iIaitafs woo resiat have az eed that the
drst aMOns tnem that yields shah pay ino Of
~, V0vi.
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Cau.cs Of the Movements ard Crlssg--Whai
the Citizens Thinh.
This "siriRen OF the MERGERS snopmep attracted
the notice OF several PARIS Journa q. but the opinion
IL not favorable to the movement, as they consider
tns young men too absolute u. their demands Tue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-02
IRELAND.

Premier Giadstone's Lcitcr-Pcii,Fcai Amnesty
end Farther Reform.
As announced recently IN brief BY cable telegram
TO tho HERALD the following important letter from
the Prime Minister Of Eng and Co the memorial
adopted by the mass meeting held in Limerick. In
August last, for the release CT the Irish political
prisoners, was received by the local Amnesty Com
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