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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
npoowryS PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The Commissioners of the Brooklyn FIRE
Department announced the following appointments 90
heads OF Departments yesterday: Chei Ed sneei' 'o
c,nn,n.bam. Assistant Engineer John W. Smith, Dis
rio, pngneers las GafYney JOS. Shevin, Chas D. Far
lev Thos Neyins Geo. YeritzaD, VIM. A. Mnan; super,
attendant OF Horses Arthur Quinn; SuperintenuenI Va
Renair Yard Patrick Hughes; Foreman or Harness De
nartment John McGronln; Foreman OF Hose; fst.ieh
McGovern; Secretary Of Board, Caspian A. SpaThs' n
scpVer John Heffefan; Surgeon, W. r. SWhliI N ~
The Foremen OF Companies were also appOnteu uua W
roed 10 take charge Of their houses ana apparatus TINS
Thursday morning, at o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
TIE COTTON CROP.

The editors of The Commercial and F'nono@l
Chronicle furnish the following statistics OF the COTTON
crop Of the present year:
The total crop reaches 2s9Os9 bales while the exports
have been 900 bales, and the home consumption
9 O6 bales leaving stock on hand at the close OF the
wear of 70 SI9 bales The stock OF cotton at the IN
terror towns Sept 1862 not included in the receipts Is
63 bales. against 1888 bales last season. -,
We now bring forward our tables showing the whole
movement for the year. The first table indicates the
stock each port Sept OF 1868 and 1862 the receipts az
The ports for each OF the last two years. and the export
movement for the past year uS6Ss IN detail, and the
totals for 1868 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
THE ALLEGED THEFT OF BONDS.

Yesterday an examination was held before
Justice Dowling at the Tombs in the case Of John
Reilly, arrested on the sd inst suspicion OF having
stolen ten $1,000 United States FveTwenty bonds belong
Ing to his employer Alfred Coye OF No 90 wsst Tho
particulars OF tho case have been already given In the
TRIBUNE George Allen Clark, bookeeper and oonfden.
tia clerk for Mr. ColVle oross Examined ~ oonsid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
THE RAwLINS FUND.
General Butteriied, the treasurer OF the Raw
IMPORTANT TO sHPMAsTERs.

DIR. John Swinburne, the Health Oihcer OF
tho Port has issued order addressed to consgnees
and rsasers Of vessels ia which he says that the ices
allowed by law for examination Of vessels by the Health
Officer must hereafter be paid at The time or me erdml'd
non except i'm cases where the eonsgnee shall
have previously given satisfactory bond for their pay
rnt Collector of the Port heretofore NheFe
no bond gwen the vessel will be detained ia dnaran
tine as authorized by Id1 unhI the fees ave paid"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
A NUISANCE.

TO the Edftor OF TAe Tribune
SIR: If the Board of Health desire to hnd
nuisance that is nuisance let them pay visit TO the re-
Gently erected iron convenience in Astorpaee ana
richthst No man OF any personal delcacy OF feeling
can visit the institution without being shocked AT tho
,hcitv and nlth Institutions Uf the kind are needed,
6rt give some regard To delicacy in their constrnco
Neir. York. Sept. a. 1852. NtIsAN1h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
ur,pou,.rnn,. llru BnisApN. y. O.. SY.Y,l
The COURTS.

THE MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS COMPANY
ROBBERY. .r
In the matter of the application for the dis
charge Of Charles b. Conkn, charged with completely III
the late robbery OF the Merchants Union Express Com
pany IN which matter Mr. Justice Clerke had ordered
Conklin to be taken before Justice Mansfield with view
10 his discharge. Deputy Sheriff Mcknight who had
contilp IA custody has taken the responsibility Of
leasing Conkln, Instead of taking him before Justice
Mansfield. ID .....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
THE sUsoUEHANNA RAILROAD WAR.

In the cases of Chase and Bush against the
Albany and susquehanna Railroad Company. two mo-
tons have been made before Mr. Justice Barnard In tho
Special Term Of the Supreme Court for Receyersnips
bpt 10 consequence OF the OF David Dudley Field
from the city argument the motions went over to tho
second Monday Of October the Court ordering taae s
present Receiyerships should be continued until thas
time Gen Pruyn was present in Court, and gave the
usual bonds &C. The Special Term then adjourned
TO the first Monday in October ... ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
CONSUMPTION.
L,svipg conmmptlon IN Northern 5


We have been at considerable trouble TO obtain cor.
idea Of the stock held by the mills and find that
although several OF the largest corporations holding
six seven, eight weeks supply the great body OF the
spinners lightly stocked. The total held by them
therefore on the LIST Of September less than We
supposed being about $1,000 bales against 10000 bales
year. Taking the stock then the LIST OF Septefn
Der at these figures that the actual consumption
year last year 10000 bales would be about 900
bales. against $4,000 bales last year, leaving for tho
Northern mills about 900 bales against 100000 bales
last year .t -.
The year begins with deficiency in the visible
supply OF cotton for this country and Europe 10 the
tent OF bales compared with the amount hand
at the same period OF last year Hence 70 permit Of the
same consumption the coming season during the
which has just closed the cotton production OF the world
must be increased TO that extent But this year the
eTage weekly consumption OF Great Britain has been
about 1900 bales less than during the period OF 1879
while the Continent and the United States have probably
together also consumed about 1900 bales less per week
IT, therefore, the mills this return TO the c0nsump
OF 1878 100000 bales additional will be needed
ia all increased production OF 100000 bales without
allowing any accumulation OF stock. We shall undoubt-
edy be able TO make good part Of this deficiency but
the extent VI onr crop cannot yet be definitely stated
EXPORTS.
In the first table given this report will be found the
foreign exports the past year from each port Great
Britain, France and other ports stated separately
well as the total 70 all the ports Below we give the
foreign exports for six years for comparison:
TOTAL ExPoRIssoR COTTON TO FOREIGN PORTS FOR SIX
YEARS.
Exports Foreign Ports 10 year ending Aurust d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
COURT CALENDAR-THs DAr.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.-NO 81, - d. ~
l2l l23 100 1871, l5s, $50. l6S. 40, ia. rs
MARINE CouRT-TRIAL TERM.-Nos. 35lG 80, 81
,,5I son sss2 yUs 16O4 3G5 lS ti9 Nn Sll vi,
i3 9i 6lS 5s6 J6 1918 1919 1O le2 t22 joIJ Jo2 S"-'
Jolo 3o.T
CorRr OF GENERAL SEssIoNS-Wm. Lee. John
was Murphy, grand aee1y Wm Grrgp osI.sy
min, Wrnek Cha schnl Francis Heinrich Moses scales ernes
John Harubec Thomas Cark MARY Mehenes EAbuei
Br.i Theodore MABsou. and william Davis robbery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
TIE WEST BROADWAY HOMICIDE.

The examination Of the witnesses In tne case
OF Thomas H. Barrett, who died in the Newfork Hospi
tai FROM stab wound in the abdomen nflcted oy Enen
y I'M AZ No 40 Broadway Sunday night, is set
down for to-day The medical testimony OF House sur
econ Charles Ialeht was taken yesterday but was OF no
interest further than showing the direct cause vi ueSn
internal hemOrThage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
Mr. BEECHERs NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Not many months ago, some one, not fearing
tho law or tho Lord carried away tho silver plates cups
and ohalices .of Plymouth Church. Mr. Beecher only
regretted that the building not taken ALSO that they
might have a now house to worship In as well az new
cups 10 drink from The Church Committee Immediately
set about procuring another set Of silver for tho sane
tuary After visiting innumerabe stores they dropped
into tho establishment of Adams. Chandler Co.. NO. 40
John where they charmed with tho artistic 10
signs which were there displayed The order
was given TO this firm, and In duo umo ,ne
over the sacred vessels. Many visitors called
at stare yesterday 20 view tho service There are 70
pieces in a-s plates goblets or ohalices aud nag
ons Tho goblets aud fagons lined with pure gold
Tho first hold pint esch and the latter throe QUARTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

d.. ... r...I CLEARED. ..-.L
Price, lAyerpoo Pioneer sAaekiori Gov
BAY, c. b. Bristol, Wallace PhiadelphiA -. -. :. . -
Sbps-Jeha Norman Chandler. LOndon Athlete Robertson Ant
Bsrl-cuba Prince. pubn John r. Chase Davis Hayre Gses.
Bsk Barbados; Teresa Gale Barbadoes AbccIe Wilson Liver
n Msget Kahu Cork or Plymouth tor orders Mgdarns
sparrow. Aspnwal t' r.a- l..
Brigs-Chebucto Kennedy, Haar n s.; WoAe Wood BaTee
Iona Nellie Mitchell, EosoB kAAbetspeit =. - L....,,
. Sehrs- NJ Atwood Doaus Point iriIe Paos Shsdsf ",
Msgs BsupOre W r. Gem Small Phi adspr. N'lhe b0o~sei
HObble STANDARD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16

tn. nar. Of the chalices are designed after the ecce
s,sscai style All of the work PLAINLY rs Ssas,
S s "acd Those who the new service Arc
delighted with the simplicity and eeSsSiot TO purchase
iabe case or trunk In which to keep the saoteu 'o9
aals har Alter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
DECISIONS.

SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TERM.-By BAR
BoUR J.-Iufnagel agt Christater-case settled
SUPREME Court, CHAMDERS.-By CLERKE; D.
Wood agt Wood.-Referrrd back. Link agt LINK
Report confirmed aud Judgment OF divorce granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
xr,ys p,cK,crs FOR THE PRESS.

Ctsu. ana pursers az this port are reqaesds
s, addressed the Nesiok Associated Pes oay 70
persons the ~ntten authority Of w siwon.on
Arut the Journal Of COmer 1tmes
World sun EPr, Evening Posi- COMMERCIAL dr~'ss,' ot4a
Ziuag Yorker Deuokra sboad Also be dee's "H"
th< szuep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
TIE BOARD OF HEALTH.
KEROsRNE--THE sLOOP-OF-wAR ALBANY.

KEROsRNE--THE sLOOP-OF-wAR ALBANY.
The BOARD of Health mt the meeting yester-
day. received report from Sanitary superintendent
Harris with reference TO the tests made during the past
week in the Laboratory upon samples oil Kerosene OIL VI
rather mixtures sold in this city and called kerosene
The Attorney was instructed to prosecute All
persons found guilty OF selling oil proved to
no dangerous T. Harris, the Sanitary Super
intendent in submitting the report OF forty tests
made asks attention to the following facts
Eighteen OF the samples far below all the required
temnerare below 500 Fahrenheit which is 2o' below the
standard required by law three or them ourh IeeE ~
temperature below 1902 or more than TO- below sgai
standard Several samples nearly pure naphtha,
and as dangerous as gunpowder or soia
as the use such oil Ia concerned among inc poor anu
Sgnorant people who purchase IT, The Secretary read
tile following communication from Health OHcer Hs
burne in answer 10 a communication when appeared III
daily newspaper regarding the detention OF the soop
Ser to report Of the spanish ship Aur, % DAY. from
HAysa toI Fagoaia 10 a a. ~, , epo,s Of The Bo,i o.
e' trSs N ss .os Of bs Bo,r TO a.
e5S published in ye.tsrys ..d
tbos, unaeqaald WITH The H1ll i.et' q We 2t,sv
pteyiou. 20 Der this port b.d bsss eaus 10 ie M' ~.
s .s.T .I %G 10. sa , %H a. one Of a. a,r, i
yeos fvU tso days before her si'a ~ Lover
nnt she hSi been ,uu' ess Of tine 70 ..I ., TIA.
"a, J"s M. prrs.n se.spu vessel sio Qusranuss bat
pre,um. the schooner referred 70 "a, ne s.il y,se 80
m s@ Of ,bs .csooSsr w,s -s lsS~ f,y ,'a -
vessel however permitted ' go nsAfst 'D' 80
The civ aud has since proceeded to her Isinl-''A
TIE FIRE COMMISSIONERS AND hEKosENL.
The board of Fire Commissioners met yestef-
dov morning Present: Commissioners shaler, Mclean,
wilson and Galway. Very little business Was ttansh'toa
The following communication was read ana reiorIcd
m Honorable BEARD Of Metropolitan t 'otnf'i''g'i i'
COMMITTEES OF Combu'iolei fpeoiu'y frpo VIC
t ~ p,r,ous upon premises bAvc bern 1ld tsi"en OF
the standard requneS By Law AMI reoHoS4 TIE A''poA o '
follosipg resolution ----t - - -.
R,,9r,d notices be served apon We pe''
named lot fr violation # ibe As ' 70 We r
mssna ati Aat legal proceed ' -
n,utai M~ropo.n Fe Department !" ebt'e
IN, collection penalties ai the rea'a % Violations a1l
thai the Committee Storage Of tomuu't'e hefA bAe 80
Np''.''''N ~ ~ 70. u NiLsDs.
P''"N J. y. MCIHA~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
WEDNESDAYS WEATHER REPORTS I. m
v,Nt.yuRE .LMANAc

Sun n,........ 5tl 500 Moon ,'
| 800 ,f.... DAT. -.
s.pa, Hooi go 407 Goys Island 45T Hell Gate 6u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
e,rs by counsel for tho prisoner he stated tos'

.h,. length by counsel for tho prisoner DO s'So.
s rsce,ved the stolen bonds from Messr' ~
ooIatara, security for loan, on the morning o, ocop
tember l. and placed them IN MS IN the desk until
sion TO examine the bonus announced that he
ready to take the bonds to the safe yan him
Compsny's vault The pe HIpu took them and folded
place ,i IN an am nVesnsy small compass Clark com
planned OF the size, but ola not Sh ,ed ~ mt the
d VIII tts other securities. INTO the yellow ehve-
ope Reilly then put the mucllage OF .nS CIV H.; nsr
mouth as II to seal a d that SInsaf about half hour
go th 90 was usually sent away Inc reason
why Reilly carried the package was because IohIs
basS and forth not his own and oo
yilIs to snnnIv person On this account Relly hau S
ried the packages for about two or ares Reilly
snt bn vi out OF the office Clark dld NOT
zee the nactare again until the next morning DR.,
when, upon beng n nsnue hat an hour Perknss
clerk came FOR the bonds Clark took out the he
tore II omen AZ the top put his hand In ana lsseu nt
hnb cPrr aid 10 Reilly John, the bonds are not
ponh oiarx ne cone :" Clark then walked nervously
ac,ss ths room and while doing sO Reilly TOOK the yer
lowenveope and tore INTO very bnr9s we're missed
tk aid 10 Reilly John, you know where the DonSs
arr; You took them out OF the Packsge @ Mr. per
s,s ,sa :" Reilly replied, aui not to De charged
Win sUch crime as that and Iwnake you answer ior
the office OF Perkins Co If On sns distant S botn
omn into hallway running the enure iehSs nn
OF the building, through which Peopm,e e 1 aT
ambson twas then adjourned until today at loi a. m;
Yeserdey Capt Jourdan. acting on information oa
from one John Manning, arrested clerk i honda
Rnisr on suspicion Of having received the soen hI
iron ,Pa,lly in the hallway OF No so Wal-st ana tao
ne fihas them in his possession During tie ohi',
i,o, Rutier and Reilly observed to be telegrapns
w each other while the evidence Of Clark was Deing
to,en and the former was removed to a cell Later III
tie day he admitted To bail IN s3o'ooV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16

TlIii Payn.at.......,.................f N',ra IS
h,.. Z, III. s-ott Of the Board of ... $50 a
balance tBe credit q the Board Of io5 ~
fi1 forget ssftsHt i' W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
rHE PUBLIC SCHooIs-MEETING OF THE BoAhp
OF EDUCATION.


Tho Roard of Education met Mt y. M yes
terdAy President Iarremore in the chair. commun
cati, was received from the City superintendent max
,n n. following exhibit OF the condition OF the schools
ON I'M dav OF opening after the usual Summer vacation
pun. IN the male Grammar Schools. i227j; In the re-
maleGrammar Schools l1Ol6; in the Primary depart
mont 3j SOL in tho Primary Schools. lO ana Ia tho
colond schools 68-tota $500 Last year the nuinoer
was larger as tho schools this year opened "eaA
eaer but principally because the Jewish pupils Te n
prevented from attending by the occurrence OF .eo
daw The number OF children present IN all the schools
M lie last session IN July previous TO inc Nacauon
a. 90. s0 eS aos or 34Ia less than at the opening,
Tn, number OF male teachers Is lIs, Gnu iemaio
TEACHERS $780, and - teachers IN Tue connndes With
RECOMMENDATION that the Board adop, gencial o. am
ccng the admission OF Pop e.. 40 saG% pro-
yifd for each and prohibiting the instrncton VI
than two classes ~ any sGn,o, ~ Mr. sands offered
rsoluton which adopted. that committee Oh nye
beappointed TO make thorough ehain,ioh
REDUCTION OF expenditures may pe enecteo NIno' M
arng the efficiency Of the schools ana 40 thai az
mare are large numbers OF children VsrlOusy es.naeu
nom 10 900 to 1900 roaming the streets oi .s
have never attended any OF the pubic OF otner @
AMI "a all efforts heretofore made IN thsir oe
half have failed 10 induce them 70 a,tsnu. sn nd
tins reseSe from e of Ignorance anu crIne anu
nfthem 70 become good and useful cEens II IA necessary
toendeavor effect this most desirable object ana tn
nacia committee be appointed 20 take into consiuera
t,p and de yse the best and most enectuai uchs Vi
Bringing this large and hitherto most nexeSea &
ito hubble schools. The Committee on supplies were
.uthauyed tn contract with j. L. Barnard * sons W
furnish coal for the year ending June 7i at Ins iS
lowing rates per tun Furnace coal 81 ": stove coal ~
crg coal g. %; nut coal, g. communication was
received from tbs Mayor nominating Mr.. James SUES,
School Inspector for the Firth School DstH'
wee Robert Ennerer resigned Referred To the toh'
inittee Elections and puallncati3ns resouton vac
Joed that the Interpret the rule OF residence 80
.Iaws The legal residence OF the pupil shall bo rated
nat gof the father II he he dead fof the mother.
A. NJ Tho Guardian II both parents be dead. or II the
,aTent. be legally divorced or Of the parent entitled Oy
Ew n The custody Of the pupil All principals or acting
,ucpal, are directed TO conform 70 tnis interpretation
n reystering the names and residences of pupils, lhe
irnstse. OF Tie Twelfth ward directed To transfer
ina male evening school from Grammar school Bldibg
No ri 10 Grammar school Building No. 81. and were
s.u,d an application for evening school III Grammar
school Building No. 81 The financial condition OF the
Board IA as follows.
..-.. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
Exports to POregn POrts 10 year ending August 81.
1860 lS6l 1906. 1861. la6s 1853

Tot from i53 3g sos s52 457 $50 1871 G7O5 Les OsO
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-01
An Advancing Connagra,son sn Cuba.

An intelligent examination of the telegraph
ic advices from Cuba shows that the rovolu-
tionary confagration is advancing westward
irresistibly, Notwithstanding the repeated re-
ports from Havana of the insurgent, defeats.
In fact, II is these reports OF Spanish sue
cesses which give us the first intmation of
the appearance of the revolutionists at new
points. The last kilograms advise us Of the
appearance of an insurgent force at Macagua
and the great activity of others at Bolondron.
The place first named in the eastern ter
minus of the system of railroads, radiating
from Havana, Matamoras and Cardenas, and
the second is an important point in the heart
of the great sugar district of Cuba. When
this district becomes, involved in the revolu-
tion, as has all the country east of 1t, vital
blow will he struck at the resources of the
spanish government. These are now derived
entirely from the slave labor of the Western
Department, and the recent decree Of the
Cuban revolu,ionists establishing the uncon-
ditional abolition Of slavery ensures the
early destruction Of the system.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-01
Terrible Death.

A man named Clark was burnt to death
about seven miles from Purdy, few nights
ago, says the Bolivar (Tenn.) Bulletin 1t
seems that Clark and companion worc play
ing cards on the night of the fatal occurrence,
and had retired at rather late hour. Subse-
quently they were aroused from slumber by
the roaring of burning building, which had
token fire from some unknown cause, and
both rushed for point of safety. Clark In
his hurry, forgot some six or seven hundred
dollars which he had placed under the head
Of his bed, and, after getting clear Of the
dangers went back TO the room, for his smoney.
As he stepped into the room, the Aosr, which
had been burning from beneath sometime,
suddenly gave way and he was thus plunged
into lake of fire. His body was burned to
a crisp.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-01
OMlce. No. Ia Tcn,tI, street,

ai i''w -'dl iu iaa'ns oai iadi ,Jpdd.
ni loi saYtv hoas shlVoaq t4houa
tI.fUrsI ep.I-HW ln sYs aoig q
t4u augda lalsosig3 sibohiah 'r
aR iI.W ,b9ongonih 81 Al ,soiai'' hai
IN THORNTON'S BRICK BLOCK.
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-01

The rates Of advertising are much below tho prices
heretofore maintained; and reading matter appearing
every page Of the paper advertising vors will not
fail 20 attract the attention Of the reader. t .
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-04-01
Advertise Your Spring Goods;
Your Latess Styles OF Dress Goods;
Your Spring and Summer Clothing;

- sd I.Hue, ,uHllyliHho1 nhl lpn
mt. leleas 800 .talsl l.sa
.olqosq sn. a eioT iJs
a ta.Hls.s aaii -'' 's.iof
'ia $50 loa iiid sdi galje'eb yin
nn ,inomdsiuaq isi.qno
fa.io uoiYebl iasli ,i.s-oqo1g e
al ~ m1a,ofoia1 irriin.1p io'
tu4.f sG8 -.dT .aiia ui h9I'
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