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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-07
Miscellaneous Meetings.

The East SIDE Democratic Campaign Club Of the
Eighteenth ward met last night and adopted resolu-
tions favoring the nominations OF John J. Bradley
for state Senator and Michael 5. Lambert for men,
Der OF Assembly.
The Fourth ward democracy met last night at
Kennedy's in Oliver street, and passed resolutions
strongly urging the renopinauon and reelection OF
Mr.. Walter Roche as supervisor, Judge kiyln was
the principal speaker.
The Young Mens Democratic Club OF the Sixth
ward met al 54 Pearl street. and adopted resolutions
endorsing Joseph bowling Tor Police Justice Thomas
Conan Tor Alderman, and Thomas hiylin for Ciyll
Justice.
A number OF the democratic residents Of the Thr.
teen ward, assembled al No. AS Grand street last
evening, resolved TO form permanent organization,
and adopted resouy2na drging the following noml.
nations --Winam NJ Tweed, for State Senator;
Walter Roche for supervisor; Z. j. shandley, for
Police Justice; T. I. Campbell, for Member Of Assem-
bly,; Anthony Miller, lQr Aldel'bian: Lawrence 4.
Hill, Ior Assistant Alderman and William H. Tracy
for Civil Justice, The "Kerrlgan Glee Club; was
the principal attraction at this meeting.
Mansfield Club was organized Ia the Tenth ward
last evening" ana committee OF three appointed 10
confer with the Tanmany committee With regard
10 tue denomination OF ". H. Mansfield for Iolice
Justice.
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Wind a, sunset wNW, llgb
EfnIinn Dirnsicrs.


Do Fer particulars Of Joss Of shp Dieadnoush, sac news
columns.
srEAasHIr MARY RonEpTa Hayden, from New York,
York large portion OF her cargo discharged
badly damaged.
suIP henonK- Steamship Catharne whiting, at Savannah
from York; REPORTS that Wednesday, 2th ut about
II o'coaS OF Cape Hatteres ship ashore on the north
side Cape high and dry had only tho foremss stand
there 70 be about her.
BARK SARAH ELizARFTII, from Buenos Ayrcs ashore
OF Fire Island, refused pilot from the Heus, No 20
Sunday. despatch from Fay Shore LII bh inst 70 tho
her The cargo being discharged the beach.
The weather Ia favorable Tor operations.
BARK II VisorNTfUs VAN PAULo (Netherand) from
Pensacola, with lumber, which tho French Reef
the Sd Inst aud gotten on by the the sth
going into Key West 9Th inst
for Cadera, totally wrecked lst Of September Co
piapo Point
BARK MARY STANFORD (Br) was secn In lat ~ 30 NJ lon
b8 W, dismUsed and abandoned.
SouR WILMA Look, from Addison for New York, while
through Vineyard Sound night OF Saturday,
Oct run into By schooner supposed to be tbs BLOW
from Salem The schooner struck the Velma the STAR
board bow, carrying rail- buwarks and tmbers cu
through PLANK smear and three sreahs OF pankng by nail
ing the holes the vessel remained tight The
other schooner carried lbboom And all heagear Did
not ascertain any further particulars.
scuR MiNsFsorA (ef sandwich), Phinney, from Paw.
tncket for Philadelphia while at anchor Just below Fox
Point wharf, Monday afternoon, accidentally
into by Canonicus and had of her
RED aud boats Tho Cau9ngus hld OF her
light work stove on tbs siarbOard side.
scuR 0ANare, Treworgy, Rondout for Boston, was
In collision sunday evening, 81 init IN The Sound with brig
Adene Riehardson Boston for Ga foro
and main igsing were carried away ainsa tofo and main
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

foNDos MONEY hAREEr.-LoNDoS, Oct Cd r.
h.-Consols 93yi for money and the account. United
States bonds-Five-tweDties, 1882 s4A; 1865, S35s;
1867, s2X. American railroad stocks quiet.
on the 9th inst, at 4:50 J.. NJ, consols closed at
937. for money and the account. Erie Railway
Atlantic and Great Western consolidated shares,
2s1S.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs, Oct 6-Bourse frmer.
Renles III. 42c
FRANKFORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Oct. Gwen
mg.-united States nve-twenty bonus closed quiet
at sT'{ Tor the issue OF 1882.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAKKET.-LIvERPoOL, Oct. g.
1870 r. M.-Ihe market closed nrmer. Mddilng
uplands 1870; midding Orleans, 1890. The sales
OF the day loot up 1900 bales OF which amount
1000 bales were taken for export and speculation.
The cotton market Of the 5th inst was reported as
follows at 400 =. MThe market for cotton on spot
IL nrmer Mlddllng upiands, 121ad.; mddllng Or
leans, l2Ad The sales OF the day were 10000 bales
including 1000 Daies Tor export and speculation.
HAyRE COTTON MARKET.--lIAyRE, Oct. Given
ing.-Cotton ciosed 1rm Tor both, on spot and TO
arrive.
TRADE REPoRT,-LIvERPoor, Oct. o--4:30 P. M
The adyices from Manchester are more favorable
but the markets Tor goods and yarns are not affected
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFfS MARKET-LfvERPO0I.
OCT. 6.-ked wheat, W. sd. on the 9th inst the
rates were-Wheat, 10s ia. Tor white California,
and ~. sd. 81. al. Cor red Western. The
receipts OF wheat for the last three days were so 900
quarters, OF which amount 10000 were American.
Corn, 30s per cwt. Flour, 23s sd. q 24s.1
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Oct. 6.-Lsrd 73s. Oh.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LrvERPooL, Oct.
6-Spirlts tuTpentine, 20s. sd. Lard heavy and I'M
changed.
LONDON MARKET.-LoSDos Oct. $50 r. NJ
Sugar to arrive frmer
PETROLEUM MISUNDERSTANDING, oct. o.-Petro-
ieum quiet and unchanged.
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CITY COURT.
TEc Cost dr knocking Teeth Down the Throat
Of a Lady.


Before Judge Thompson.
II Gqb6h MtCdUep u.s. Patrick AcGoreTH.-TLls
was an action 10 recover damages for an assault
r.tted Dy the defendant the plaintiff, who keeps
q school IN South First street. In February last she
al eyes that Patrick McGovern the defendant, who
Il liquor deaer doing business on First street
visited her house and asked to see a young lady vino
was residing there at the time. lie appeared TO be
under the influence OF liquor, and plaintiff told him
the young LADY was out, but he insisted on going
Aer room for the purpose OF ascertalnlng for
himself whether MIS-. McCallens story was true
or not. lie round the door or the room was locked
ana asked plaintiff for the key, which she denied
having IN her possession and she alleges that defen
dant SAID he would burst open the door; she forbid
HIM to do anything OF tho kind, whereupon she
alleges that he seized her by the HAIR and pulled
some OF II out, and afterwards threw her down,
ing tnat "ne had been owing II to her for time
aua now he was going TO give IL 10 herr After
throwing Ter down she alleged That he kicked her
IN the face with his boot and broke or loosened
e.gat teeth IA her upper Jaw winch she has
sn.e had 10 have removed and an artificial
abe sent the hired girl Tor policeman, but the de.
fendant ran out ana overlook the glrl whom he
eGatrfved w intimldate and send back
defendant tined MS own case and admitted having
''SAoyegn tho painui aud said she might nave a!en
Realnst the aOOr. lie denied having Knocked her
zee out and stated that Tie artificial teeth in
her upper Jaw Uefore that time, as she had shown
tIeh 10 hiDI. lie claimed 70 have had tue right 10
Bullr fhe JOung lady's room, "a ne paid her board,
and broadly unled mat the plaintiff was jealous or
she young lazy. dentist was introduced who
proved mat lie teeth had been Knocked out and the
ury retlrned verdict o. $1,000 damages Tor the
p.atutiik
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SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE
aLW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
DESPERATE FIGHT IN THE FIRST WARD.-Between
twelve and one O'Clock yesterday morning o fight
occurred outside the liquor store at the OF
Hudson ana Morris Streets In which the bartender,
William Kane, q b0atman named william White and
man named James O'TOole were severely be aten.
white was the night watchman, and the gang OF
runlans disposed or him In the first place by knock
ing MIN down ana kicking him. JEFF Collins, lately
member OF the police force, and man named
Mcbride were identified as two Of the gang and they
were held to bail by the Recorder for trial.
Paterson.
TIE DALE CAsE.-The Commissioners OF Appeal
finished up the case OF Thomas N. Dale's assessment
valuation set upon the property by the assessor
(Which was about $500, 000).
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL man named
Charles Burns, employed as o trackman on the
Paterson and Newark Railroad was Instantly killed
yesterday morning, near Highland station few
miles south or Paterson. Deceased was endeavoring
10 rescue ms shovel rom the track where he had
laid It, aud in doing so struck by the cow catch
Ell and Knocked under the wheels Burns formerly
was resident OF Paterson, but latterly he resided
az frankiin wnither his remains We're taken.
Elizabeth.
ANNUAL PARADE or THE FIRE DrpAnTMENr-The
annual parade OF the Fire Department OF this city
took place yesterday and was the occasion OF the
largest and finest turnout OF the kind ever made
mere. Eleven companies, numbering In all about
AGO members, accompanied by four or five ne brass
bands and the various machines and apparatus,
formed an exhibition that drew out large numbers
OF people.
Trenton.
TIE CoURTs.-The United States District Court
being unprepared to proceed with any other trials
this week. adjourned TIL next Tuesday. The Mercer
County Court, which commenced It's session on last
Tuesday, Is now engaged IN the hearing OF civil
cases and Will not take up the criminal business for
al least two weeks.
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Seventh Ward Cohen Ratification lEee:ing-A
Ehapae in The Programmes.

A meeting held in the Botanic Hall, East
Broadway which had for It's original intent
the ratification OF Ar. Jacob Cohens nomi-
nation. Mr.. Bennett called the meeting to
order, and introduced MIR. Josephs, who pro-
ceeded TO speak in favor OF Mr.. Cohen, and
TO invegh in harsh terms against William NJ. Tweed
However, before he had spoken many sentences,
some disturbance arose, and MIR. Barry protested
against ratifying the nomination for Supervisor
fore the action OF Tammany was known. Beng
supported by the majority OF those present ne then
made motion that the ward nominations OF William
Mcmahon, for Member Of Assembly, and J. J.. STEM
hardt, for Alderman, should be forthwith ratified.
This was put 10 the vote and carried unanimously.
Mr.. Stelnhardt returned thanks for himself and col
league AMI warmly upheld the right OF the ward to
nominate the ward officers. lie also spoke OF the
expediency Of qualifying the politicians OF the city
ny the Introduction OF candidates 0. tie commercial
element.
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COURT Cf SEss0Ys
Before Judge Troy.


william wilson, youth, was placed on trial,
Charged with the commission Of a burglary in the
fture Of Lewis Schlandon, on the corner of Hudson
avenue and Nassau street. lie was convicted and
sentenced Tor q term or two years to the Kings
County PenNeutmry.
Queer Rcker5on Or the Forty-thrd precinct, was
ne - Dali IN the sum OF $1,000 yesterday, Ia TINS
court 10 answer any charge that might be brought
a9alnst MIN LOT assault and battery. IL appeared
from INC testimony taken In the case that Andrew
Burns, who was placed on trial charged with
Assuming hckerson had simply advised the oglcer
against clubbing an intoxicated man whom the
later had IN custody one day last summer Tue
prisoner got away from the policeman which en-
ragged the latter 30 that lie struck burns with hIs
cuD across the face, laying open his ear Burns was
1ouad not guilty by the jury.
WDl. Kennedy, charged with stabbina Peter Kane
al tie corner OF SaCSett street and Beach place
about two months ago was seat TO the Penltentlary
FOR five years.
Edward Hastings pleaded guilty to embezzlement
aDg waa sent 10 the Penllontlary ior two years
Lh.iRW Dkkhart pleaded guilty TO Assault and
battery, aud mas sentenced 10 pay Gne OF Gny
d1D2ss.
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INpUsTRIAL LEAGUE or PESSsYLvANIA,
Iaxuk zfrlWyks Dnt A 4uqW

JAMESTOWN, bCl. q, 1859. J
DEAR SIR-The sentiments expressed by Presl-
dent Grant in the enclosed conversation are 50 I'M
porant to the business interests OF the country that
fore requested to promptly make such use OF the
matter you may consider most effective The
officers OF this league VIII be responsible for its pub
lcation and ITS authenticity. Very respectfully
yours ID. J. NORRELL President.
CYRUs ELDER, Secretary.
In travelling through the State Of Pennsylvania
General Grants attention was directed not only 10
the scenery but also 10 the resources and Industries
OF the state, and ne TOOK occasion TO express his
opinions In familiar and informal style To the Qen-
tlemen who accompanied him.
In discussing the agricultural and manufacturing
interests OF the country the President remarked that
the annual importation OF iron and steel ana other
manufactures, which could be as well produced at
home amounted TO more than $780, 600, 600. This ne
supposed to be what was required for consumption
over and above the domestic supply and he aske a
gentleman familiar with the iron business within
what length OF time the home product Of iron might
be expected To become sufiicient for the country.
In reply 10 this Mr.. M. stated that the amount
imported did not indicate inability OF the country
produce all that Is needed that the prosperity OF
domestic manufacture stimulated demand aud
enabled consumers to buy and pay for kinds ana
shapes OF iron not made IN this country or made
10 cheaply here; that, Notwithstanding the pros
periy or the business the average pro1ts were not
larger than those derived from capital invested In
other ways aud that duties under the present tarIn
were not hign as to prevent foreign competition,
yet high enough, II maintained TO extend the nome
manufacture and ultimately TO obyiate the necessity
Of msklng large purchases abroad.
yLc prcsJdent tDeD said thar he thought IT very
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER ls69-rRlPLE SHEET

desirable that we should have suf1cient supply
Fom domestic sources and thus benent the labor OF
the country, ard effect saving Of the millions OF
steel.
MIR. M. arnded m terms of commentator 10 Mr..
Boutweps successful management OF the Treasury,
and OF the large reductions Of tine public debt which
he had erected.
The President responded by saying that Boutwell
was doing n0Dky.
These welghty words show that the President
understands the Importance OF stimulating homo
industry as means Of Denefiting the workingman,
and Or sustaining and improving she financial credlt
OF the government.
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LONG ISLAND.

SUFFOLK COUNTY PoLIrIcs.-Atthe Suffolk County
Democratic Convention, held at River Head yester-
day. the following ticket was nomnated:-For
County Judge, John r. Reid; District Attorney,
Alberison Case; County Treasurer Charles Z. Rose
Member OF Assembly L. ID. Sleigh.
SUFFOLK AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-Yesterday the
annual exhibition Of the Suffolk County Agricultural
Society opened at River Head, under the most favor
able circumstances. The exhibition OF blooded aud
Imported stock VIII undoubtedly be fine, and in all
probability surpass that OF the Queens county exhi
bition. To-day the principal features OF the show
VIII be developed such as the exhibition OF uotting
stock and the show or colts.
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WEsTCKEsIER COUNTY.

DEMOCRATIC NoSrNATIoNs.-The democracy OF
this county held three conventions at White Plains
yesterday, which resulted In the following nominal
tIons:-For County Treasurer, N. Holmes Odel the
present Incumbent Coroner, Thomas Smith, OF
Hastings at present filling that ONCE; superntend-
Justice OF Sessions Stephen Billings OF Cortlandt.
Edward d. Lawrence was unanimously renominated
for Member OF Assembly. Second dstrct, as was also
George W. smith Tor School Commissioner for The
Second School district.
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Banner Raising in the Seventh Ward,

mass meeting was held last night at the junction
OF Canal street and East Broadway, upon occasion
or a banner raising IN honor VI W. NJ Tweed by the
seventh ward organization bearing his name.
Justice r. j. Shandley occupied the char, and the
square was crowded by an audience who throughout
the long meeting were attentive and unusually quiet.
Resolutions endorsing Mr. William NJ. Tweed for
Senator and Edward ]. Shanley for Police Justice,
were unanimously passed aud received with voclfer-
Gus cheers. Speeches were made 10y Mayor Hail,
Judge Curtis. A. J. Rogers, Agernon 5. sullivan,
Lawrence ID. Herman, ex-senator Thomas q. Fields,
John Y. Andrews ana Colonel John Warren. The Ie-
marks OF the Speakers were in sympathy with the
object or the meeting.
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Abont three thousand persons assembled In BalE-
more YESTERDAY 70 witness the game OF base ball
between the Eckf0rd, oil New YORK. and the Mary
land, OF Baltimore clubs. the game was the best
played Of tue season, and was won by the Eckfords
by score OF IA TO I3 The following IL the scorc:--
kcKIoId. .........."... o 3 o LA
MsEs land.....,........ 0 z 2 Lib
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THE CAMPAIGN IN PayysYlyiIla.

disappointment nj the Non-Arriyai Of SIr.
Boutwcii-Arriynl Of General Porter
Opinions Of President Grant the Indus-
trial Interests Of the Country.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8, 1869.
Mr.. Boutwell,, Secretary OF the Treasury who was
expected here last, night to address republican
meeting, did not arrive and kilograms received this
morning leave It uncertain when ne win be here.
General Horace Porter, private secretary to the
President, arrived here last night and returned to
washington business connected with his position
requiring has presence lie expects to return to the
state before the election. This morning the follow
ing documents were received here. The converse.
ton took pace during the Presidents trip through
Central Pennsyivanis, several weeks since and IL
an expression OF the sentiments entertained by the
President not only relation 20 the great industrial
interests Of the State OF Pennsylvania, but OF tue
country al large
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pELOyY.

shin Fawn, Nelson, from Cardiff Aug 81 with railway
iron, to Thomas Dnnham's Nephew 4 60. tNas spoken
septSo lat - lon g., by pilot boat isaac Webo No 81
SAILED.
soamrhps Cuba for Liverpool Nebraska, do; sherman,
New Orleans; Georgia Chaossoa Albsmare, kichmoni,
&c.
Wind al sunset NNW, llghL
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Nineteenth Ward Mass Meeting.

The supporters OF Henry W. Genet, as candidate
for State Senator met en- last evening at Bre
WORT Hail. Fifty-fourth street near Third avenue.
The meeting was addressed by ex-senator 4. G.
Fields Captain Rynders Mr.. j. II. Lambert. and
resolutions urging the nomination OF Mr.. Genet were
adopted amid much enthusiasm.
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Democratic Union General Committee.

This organization held meeting last night at
Masonic Han, in Thirteenth street, the President,
Mr.. Robert b. Roosevelt, IN the chair Mr. Nelson J.
Waterbury presented the report calling for primary
elections 20 be held saturday, 9th inst, for the
election OF delegates TO the conventions for the
nomination OF city and county officers, 10 be held on
Monday, nth inst, and for Senatorial and Assembly
nominating conventions, 10 be held al times and
places 10 be named hereafter.
The report concludes by stating that no person
will be eligible to q nomination for Senator
member OF Assembly unless he Is In favor OF the pas
sage OF law to restore 10 the people the absolute
right 10 elect the Board OF Education, and also in
favor the passage OF law TO secure to the people
OF tins city honest elections and an honest canvass
OF the votes polled.
At the conclusion OF the reading the committee
adjourned subject TO the call or the cnair
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CITY POLITIC S



the members OF Republican state Committee met
al ihe rooms OF the Lincoln Ciub, NO. 81 Union
eCuarc last evening" and organized by the election
oI HamiIron Harris or Albany, chairman; James w.
Huested. OF Westcnester, secretary, ana James D.
Taylor OF New York, treasurer.
Meeting Of the Union Republican, Central
Committee.
There was large representation OF the Union
Republican Central Committee last evening q,
Apollo Han, Twenty eighth street and Broadway,
wnen questions affecting reorganization came up
ana were discussed with considerable spirit
The following resolutions were presented by Mr..
Stratton and after good deal OF debate and seye-
raj amendments were unanimously adopted
Resolved That Central hereby expresses
cooperate with the Twenysecond and TWEEN
y-thrd street organizations, in the spirit OF recent
arrangement in any fair equitable select
such candidates 10 be voted for such elections viii
command the united support of all republicans
Resolved That the mee heretofore appointed by the
Chair confer with similar committee from said organs
zsons, with view to making arrangements to further the
objects of the resolution said committee report
back TO tha committee.
Mr. PULLMAN then offered q series OF resolutions
In reference to the recent removal OF the master pain
ter at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and calling upon the
Secretary OF the Navy 10 reinsae the gentleman re-
moved. After much discussion the resolutions were
adopted.
Upon motion the committee then went into an
election for members OF committee OF three, who
are TO meet the three delegates from the Twenty
second street organization and six from the twenty
third street organization all OF whom are TO consti-
tute board OF twelve 10 fuse together the shattered
remains OF the republican party in this city, he fol-
lowing were elected:-Messrs. OBrlen Straiton and
Haw.
Mr.. PULLMAN expressed his desire for new call
Of the roll, evidently feeling disappointed al the re-
suit OF the vote, he having been candidate but by
an unanimous AYE" the meeting adjourned
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
"A States without publicity. Legal every where. Desers
ton &C. sufficient cause Success guaranteed Terms fair.
Advice free.
r. l. KING Counsellor at Law. 1853 Broadway
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
n States, legal everywhere. Descron &c, sufficient
cause publicity charge until divorce obtained advice
free. NJ. HOUSE, Attorney, 70 Nassau street.
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s p a | ~
Tho Evolutionary Uprising
1T Valencia.
Siege OF The City and Scenes During
It's Progress.
Jeuraeying to Che Place of Conflict
and What Was Seen at tie
Termination,

By mall from Europe We have The following vslua-
ole and useful special correspondence from spain,
detailing progress OF the revolution and the siege
1f YGeaola~