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TIE WORKING PRoPLR.-The German Jour
neymen capmakers IN New York have organ
lied, preparatory 10 q strike for an ad vance of
wages. Their present rate of wages. Il is as
serted, does not average Sl.2S day OF sixteen
hours The practical house painters of New
York report that they are recsivIng 81. 50 a
day, working ten hours every day, excspt
Saturday,. when they work only eight Tue
tin and sheet iron workers Of New York re.
port that the number working ut that trade is
4,5OI, and that they receive on an average ~
per day. The German journeymen carpenters
OF New \ ork on June LIST will demand 81 per
Cay of ten hours work, and $3.50 for second
class hands. The Bosses, II is reported are
determined TO resist the demand of their work
men for an increase of wages from the present
rates of $3.50 to 30 q day. The trainers Of Nav
York have appealed TO the Brickiayers' Cnion
Tor support and assistance in their strike. 10
commence on June LIST. The trainers ssk the
following rates First class trainers 81, sec,u a
class $3.50, third class, according to yalue of
service The oricklayers have resolved 10 Law
no Dick where non-society framsrs are a.
work. The shirt cutters of New York have
recently organized union. numbering sixty
nNs memoers, ana report wages at Sl0 10 SIS
and business good.
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The National Theater should be crowded to-
night by its patrons, the occasion being the
entertainment for the benefit Of the attaches
The PerseeHtea DutchmaH,- by Mr.. Glenn, Will
alone be worth the price OF admission, bu,
other attractions will also be presented.
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Prom John Z. Parker, i5= 7ta street, we nave
Heorth and Home for J une S, and The Secret Duel
by Mrs. Sarah A. Wright. From ShiIIington,
Odeon Building. we have Hearth and HON. and
Every Saturday for June s.
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General Lee has been for some days at Fred
erieksourg, Va, attending the Episcopal Con-
vention there A gentleman who saw him
there says he took part in the exercises with
great feryor.
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T.. YOUNG,
RlAL EBTATE AGENT,
400 FIFTEINTh STREET. Tzv,srpv,

L. YOUNG,
RlAL ESTATE AGENT,
$50 FIFTEINTH STREET. NEAR TszAsuarJ
OFFERS FOB SALE
sToRE an excellent chance for S SsasE Or And
chahlc-Iz rooms, lot 81 BY ia .......... IS 500
C0TTAGImsi1 rooms; 2 400 feet land. 8 3 900
sinis ~ a'r0-, snauler eGssa aS an viz Wiz
Three story BRICK HOUSES, rooms $3.50 =, $50
Three.story BRICK HOUSES, rosm.- S4 500
Three story BRICK HOUSES. 10 ooms q :. 500
HALF sQCARE in northern part of the city.
and 81 LOrS In choice locations. "'
8 Isrse-sfory BRICK HOUSES. credit Of eight
b. ON FRAME HOUSE in Uniontovn 900
90 BUILDING LOTS. .s75 each
FAkM-EO acres; Stafford county. 8 Is an acre
FOB BENT.
Room TENEM1hT; near CATS 5 2s month
Nav law STOLE Seventh street; slHaS; with eel.
Large FRONT PARLoR and BED Roam J rnr.
n,shed with bath, hot and cold water, and kept
Five magnificent and commodiou. STORES in
Young Mems Christian Association Building
Persons seeiins Investments will find on our
books excellent property for sale. Those wishing
Of pIoperty Identities for the disposition
,, RsTss ESs,Fs@ssaW. samson; resident. Of %:
81 Il zs
1 communicatins ROOFS. Tor sou1sfesSinf
ssh street, between and al .s e. aes
Of General a:rdee,l s. W. corner 18th and cts
&TIzx scNIfs ass ;7 Ts n aDss =
Two ROOMS FOR RENT, suitable for hou..-
or Saf oE T5nsAsa for Ss per month
yard North cot corner Of 18th and II streets,
F0E RkET-A FTRNIsHED HOUSE. ne.r
s Sc Paul a :sss. s s.Io1s
LOB nBNT-A very nice cottage mont HOUSE,
aPs IL
mt Key second door S!sx month to- s %sss ssH
FOB RnHT- That Dice three; story BKT5K
o1 S,,;sA. '''y wfLIf4 Isi HIs.ss5Iss liz
I!si and lsth street; Also, HoUst on sssS
. e:at Of GHsss cr g. SO 8 :tr.s.
FOR sALE-A desir.bls FRA1l DWELLING
water and or: 20 r. O.; co.tsns az rooms:
pa s sSsI ps e
BSiSs. .r sss Broker corner High ana
siraSle BRICK HOUSES on 18th street. fscins
aiLankun square; nine rooms, oil modern cenve
nseneee. @ae fixtures and stoves 20 VitS the
no9sen Poss.ecion June lst. Apply 20 Rev. o. d
MBADOk, 339 Penn'a avenue. myas n
- No 8 lss street. 0sorsssovn; contsiSis.
seysn roEos Hsesses Ia1t,Z and cellar gas and
Zeal Estate Brokers and 4 uctfoneers
myW o. corner It'll and Il otreets
"a ,4 a65 Sss!I ;is'::s
ssIes ss opposite kbbitt House. Most desirsSle
Ssvsd rl,sS f CUs1sess Puspes:s Lot .txllss g
a 9tIees weef. corner o street. my3s-ocsts
HOUSE. No $50 4 street., between iass M
n.n esreets yv0 been put In Thorough Rood or
r wcse 81, end bath, water closets VIII b ready
wxNfSD-Rsapsctsbls GIRL ., eb..bsrm.,a
e asSss " washing. Inquire q 3eT i street. Oh
Con E!MI. !, q : IgRnlsaID HOUSE,
swS Pa rooms, s.d ea:h room, win SsadisS s.i
isaIses. sst0sss ISL and iAsS. =, nS IS 81
R0O1e Ion nINf-Sous vefV MIA p.,.s..n..
~ HOO1S y. suitable fog gentlsnaS "a vifs -
eree eenosoen, WITH orUt cleos 6oSrS Al saSss or
G oEss s6STeS en- IN ?: hs1 ~ aSpytsG q
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~Letter carriers al Port Jeryis, NewYork.
actually make their rounds on velocipedes.
ga Ritualist funeral at Falmouth, Eng
land, was broken mp by a mob
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Nv! o. OF -OSicers and members of W ASH
~, INGTON LODGE, No. 3. l. D. y. p, are
nrg1eSy notified that special meeting viii be held
THIS saturday EVENING, ats o'ciec X, to make
rIAns ements Tor attending the funeral Of de-
1t. ID. BURR, Vice Grand.
1TI U. U. F-The officers and mon RS Of the
". GRAND ENCAMPMkhr ami of
NFEHBO kNOAMPMENT, No Twill meet
THIS 1NENING at O'Clock. to make arrange
mehts for the funer al of p. U. p. koB'T PENNAN
Also. meet Of the Hall To MORROW SUNDAY
at o CLOCK, to attend the funeral
1t THOS. w. FOWLER, Grand Patriarch.
~ COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL so.
S CIkTY.-The members Of the Society and
members of COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL
UkION. No 1O1, are reQuestsi t. meet at the
residence of Mr. II N Henning, 391 9Th street,
bet q ana III streets. TO MORROW ,sundayj
AFTERNOON, at 4 clock, for the purpose Of
attending The fnre al Of our late fellow craftsman
MT. BoBERT PENNY
IL MAcMURRAY Rae aar
~FOR THE BEST ANDC CHEAPEST PHO
AS TOGRAPHS, ali sizes and sly les, plain and
coioreo. go to the WHITEHURST GALLERY
aga Pennsylvania avenue. between az and 9Th
streets y abilities unsurpassed
- Also, an unequalled new GEM DEPART.
hENI with the imp recedented 10 wv rates %
~ five TENS for Q quarter, twelve for Fl 'ty
cents all ell. antly mounted a Ia Car,eS a., ViSfs
~ One OF the Oldest and Best auu the very
Cheapest hrst class Gallery in America.
The Best and Cheapest FRAMING DE-
PAkT MkNT south Of New York, for our own and
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WELOHs BEST FAMILY FLOUR,
BAYS AsLIserou MILLS ExTsa r. SACK
o. per Sack.
GRAHAM YLoUR.
o. for L. ID Sacks
At HGAN q BROS
Corner y and 9th streets.
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i ARMoUrH SUGAR CURED CORN,
70 cents per Csn:
3ib. IS cts
en-. pEAoHEs. 8 cts;
bRIEp PEACHES, % Cts per ID;
DtIFD THFRRIEs, l2K cts per 10:
COOKING PkUH1s, Is cts per ID:
At EGAN BROS,
my 20 ST. Corner u and 9th streets,
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On Eleventh street vest, adjoining Blanchard 4
sv onnns HtstoIesy store ID door north Psnna.
paired and tsnovstel; also, 70 which 70 g new
room which is niebtly attached to the N Il =
building from the - story, being greet accom-
Room. with large cellar attached. With light end
Ar AIR. and 2 Sood sgpIly Of water end gas. light
ments to coll the attention of business men Whs
might desire the location. I
Fer terms OF rent apply to
GEORGn A. ". RANDALL,
ma = 81 corner 18th and streets.
DL1AeANT FRONT ROOE to rent, With
= BOARD. ct No. 63 Congress street, bet vssn
Bridge eud 0sy sits 0eofgetoWn. m a. SIS
p oQMs-Two conmunieatine ROOMS, desire-
for housekeepipg; $50 lssh street, bet street
and Mas evenue. n n SIC
fUE.ssds.anD 1oonS r ~ p!nNIEWits OF
nue., the second door from q street Boardiag O
the same place, % pr Wssk. ~ V.I3s
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- Washington. d O.. MAY rs, 1852
On the petition of JOSEPH kEEOd, Of Water
loo, N Y, praying for the extension Of Q patent
granted TO him on the 10th day of October, 1855,
for an imrevemeDt in Wash Boards:
1t 10 ordered that said petition be heard at
this OH on the 9th day of September next. Any
person may oppose this extension; Objections,
this ONCE twenty days before the day Of hearing
SAMUE IL 8. FISHER,
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x y ID q n u n
L A BARGAIN.

BABGAIN.
~ 1ne o. the best bai't and most desirable RESI-
pENCBS IN the city, containing thirteen rooms
freludfpR bath room, With all the modern i'm
proveDents: outside walls IL inches and parti-
zion walls inches thick; house 10 nearly new and
built by day labor. and superintendent BY the
Sner situstlen on street; between I'd and Sd.
DIS property Will be sold cheap. Inquire of T.
T plER CO., No. II Louisiana avenue. cor.
nef OF Ith street. myEtf
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MRS. A. @. CASTOR kCO,

MRS A. @. CASTOR 4 Co,
ass II STREET, BETWEEN l2TH AND 18TH
having large stock Of ready made BONNETS
and ATS, will be com PEELED to reduce them be
fer. the close OF the season by offering them at
auction tn WEDNESDAY. June "a
q aides isbing to select bonnets or Hats before
the sale will find them at redaced prices.
my?9 St A. @ CASTOR Co
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"TH PA NOS.
At no establishment south OF New York can TOW
find such number, such great variety OF styles-
representing the best makers-and on such easy
terms, for sale or rent, of
PIANOS. PARLOR ORGANS, MELoDIONs.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
MUSIC, AND MUSIC BOOKS. &C,
Asat JOHN r. Hills
SOC Pennsylvania avenue,
Near corner of l0th street,
N.Y. New -Four story Iron Front
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,

~ OTTO
NV. GAIT BRO,
Call attention to their stock Of WATCHES, Ola.
M9Ep, and Other RlCH yEWELkI. SILVER
and PLAT I'D WARE, FANCY GOODS. &C, all
OF the newest and most desirable patterns.
The present depression in tra1e at the
Forth has been taken advantage of to make pur-
ohates. and customers will ind our goods mark ed at
GREATLY REDUCED RATS.
n. w. GAIT BRO, JEWELLERS,
NEW STORE, $50 Psnna. Avenue.
IHl 0orARFsiESSsaHltP H2sslRErorokE BIZ.
PHEksOH, under the name and style OF C. ..
PhRRiE CO., is this day dissolved. by mutual
to tn Il: sS saDs
Of late firm 'n0ue III settlement
w..,,. BENRY H. MCPHERSON.
my Is 80 kepublican.l
IoPAwsBEo |H. sti S5X6rLEks, AND TO
::''1 & ssi s.r's SfS
,.r spSoss and fosks. 70: lee: snsn Cost 1t
m,ss,. $40 Psnnsyl y.ni. ,AAyenae..
CA"e AND
sec IF Il JAZZ e. Ss, ga
H 90 go 7 = the oTs:s at oas
n B -Croauets from o. 50 upwards. ma St
DRY aooD0.
IBAvl ON HAND
4 LARGE AND WE'LL AssORTBD STOCK
BIcH AND sEAsONABLE
DRY GOODS,
purchased ct ov prices in the early season before
the advance In the price Of gold.
Owing to the bsckwardness Of the season, and
other depressing Giro nmstances, my Stock 10 much
doced.. have therefore made large reduetio n in
the prices OF all new goods, all goods Of former
nss the e sss
largest aud most beautiful assortment IL goods to
be found In this market, st prices sufficiently low
The stock in BLACK and OOLORlD sILksis
Ts H E SsA .oS ad
goods Of ell iinas 4 is f.Il ANA compete & very
bsEss ssSSs
Pull stock q MoURNINa GOODS OF all kinds
READY .ApE sg, Js il LISIH e. travel
SACKS q lees price than the cost Of making.
100 pieces DRESS GOODS ct % cents per yard
FAMILY. DOHlefIC, and aOUs1a0LD
GOODS In greet variety. st greatly reduced sales.
BiLGfAG hand made fxSLE GxGiSK and
NApKINe--s nsw thing In this market; very su-
perior end cheap. fPtF S75tI go +
requested.
-, 10 sUstons s vil 30 urged to purchase anlsss
JOHN r. MITCHELL, 4
3l2 PDNNeHLvANIA AvlNUI,
uy g-e Between Nh asA ieth. /
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OF TIE BORDHR
1TTALE OF THE BORDER.
SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE.
THE HIROINES OF yEMAPPEs.
SUNDAY GAZETTE.
MEMORIAL DAT,
SUNDAY MORNING eAzrrrr

All who desire frst-cla.s circul alton for the
advertisements should them to the
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SALi or GOVERN MIIT 5UILDI.os-

RrrrArn - Az UEPAH1NENT,
DeAhA1 OF kxF.. FREED. AND ABAN Lawns
By dfrec,,o. n, sSAsrIss roy Nay q. 1859
she .,.e a, c:mmissioner sealed Propesa is Tor
vSols ~ S ~ ~ The Third Bow Of BuifdinSs. In
stIesi, ror,s I.,h and 18th streets est WsS he
until p offHu Ge p.ssivsd By the undsrsig aed
Thirty dsys viii be allowed 10 yemoSs shs IA
iDss; 81 este snd responsibility for ths ssms
VIII be relfpauished on day of sac wi NV Same
1trmseash.
TIE right to reject any or ell bids offered 4, re-
Proposals, with coy o. this sdvsrtss.u.nt
must be tpclosed Ian sealed nyslopes ~ s.Sn,.Nx
Proposals for 0overnment BuildiuSs % Snd "a
'1 my SIS Brew. MAJ and p,:bar,sl 3. nms.r
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TNlTED STATS PAT7NT OFTTO7,

INITED BTATBS PATlNT OFFICE,
n WAsHINGToN, .: O.: May 2S, 1859. .
BROOKLYN, n. T., PRAYING for the extension OF .
patent granted to him on the 18th day OF August
1855. for an Improvement In Reaping and Moving
Its ordered that said petition be heard ct this
may oppose this extension. Objections, deposit
tons, and other papers should be filed in this 0ce
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
SAMUEL 8. FISHER,
my2q-lAW nunfaatonAr NJ pafAnen
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Our stock Of Goods requisite for your business II
nov full and complete We invite your ex IN
ability to offer such articles you need, at
prices that cannot fail to be satisfactory.
w. BOTELER BRO,
Importers of China, Glass, sc dc,
Dr,S11 800, Metzerott Hatl
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OHILDREN's CARRIAGES
Received . new lot Of LAWN CROQU ETs and
CB1LDREN'S CARRIA0 OF the best nnish
Shish vii 30 sod e the lowest rates, at CaR
n -CrOQuets from o. 50 upwards. ma ST.
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Vii PAINTINGS,
ENGRAVfNGS,
OARTES d. vISITE.
AND BISQUET BUSTS. &c.
Our stock Of ths above-all musical subj acts-is
very large and select. We will run them of at low
figures, IN order to m AXE room for nv lot Call
and see them. JOHN Y. ELLIS.
Piano and Music Store,
nv rn<h
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my29- law
NITED STATES PATENT 0FTIOI,

i NITED bTATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, d O. Nay 26. 1859
On the petition of RIEHL, OF PhiIadslphia,
PeDnsylvsnta, praying for the extension of Q
patent granted to him on the 2sth day of August,
Books.
It is ordered that said petition be heard at this
office on the 9Th day Of August next Any person
tioRs and other papers should be died in this once
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
SAMUEL b. FISHER.
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n~THE FOURTH WARD RIPUBLIOAN
N CLUB will hold their regular meeting ct
the church. corner Of 4th and L str eets, livery
WEDNEeDAY EVBaIEG, until further notice.
All Republicans are invited. Apu-te7s
~OOLD SODA WATER AND PURE STR.
cor. LIST st. and Pa aV.. Capitol Hill. 70 prevent
the sode trade from conflicting With the more i'm
ance has been secure 20 take exclusive charge OF
the soda fountain Fifteen tickets for 81 cash.
No soda sold on Sunday. my 81 In
r. MILRuRNa, POLAR a0nA
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after which they separated and went their respec
tive homes; next day deceased was taken sick ana
sent for the witness, who remained with her all
night; day or two afterwards the witness While Ia
the house OF deceased saw the body OF child
wrapped up In rags and lying on the moor; witness
advised deceased TO have doctor but sne refused;
witness called upon deceased every day to inquire
Mrs. Emma Fisher. Of No. rs Eldridge street, de-
posed that about the Attn OF May deceased offered her
ten dollars TO produce Miscarriage; the witness re-
fused and said she did not do that KIND OF business
and would not do II for 500; told her 1t was danger
Gus; deceased then said she would go TO woman on
Clinton street whose business 1t was TO produce
abortions; deceased communicated NO further with
the witness on the subject.
Mary helllng OF No. 10 Eldridre street, deposed
that deceased told her that she was going TO q wo-
man living at No. 118 Clinton street TO have mis-
carriage produced; this was on Monday week; de.
ceased subsequently the following evening" SAID
that she had been TO the woman ~ CLINTON street,
who performed an operation upon her.
owing to the absence Of several other important
witnesses Coroner keenan, adjourned the further In
yestgation OF the case till ten O'Clock next Monday
morning. Messrs. Whltmore and Mahen, who ap-
peared as counsel for Mrs. Eckert alias Burns, made
motion for her discharge on bail, but the Coroner
promptly denied the motion and recommitted her to
the Tomhs W await the result Of the examination.
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4 ~ -
0PEnaa EXERCISES or CGl0asD SCHOOL NO. g.

The handsome and well appointed building 10
Gated on the north side Of Forty1rst street, near
Eighth avenue which was Constructed for the use OF
Colored School No. 3, was formally opened yesterday
morning under the supervision OF the Committee on
Colored Schools OF the Board Of Education, Messrs
Bell, Duryea and Cross The building was COM
pleted in April last and the scholars who had before
that time been Obliged to occupy ON old engine
house Forteth street. were transferred to the new
building, which was actually opened for school
exercises shortly before May /. The roll OF
the school contains already some 200
names and Is daily augmented. As soon
as the pupils became somewhat accustomed to their
new quarters 1t was determined to give an opening
exhibition, SO that the public might have the oppor
tunity Of seeing what being done for and by the
colored children in the metropolis. Yesterday beng
the time appointed for the exhibition and number
Of invitations having been issued, the large assem-
bly, room and the entrances TO 1t were thronged by
numbers Of the colored residents Of the city and
Others friends OF the scholars ana OF education gen
ogues, songs and choruses and were in all details
very creditable. Misses Angelina McCrea and
Sarah J.. Eato gave the piano portion Of the
exhibition; Master Atkinson Morris delivered
the address OF welcome. Miss Electa Carpen-
ter spoke very nicely printed address on
spoke about "Our Savings Bank,v and Miss Mary
A. Williams sang 'Ruth and NaonI' In most finished
sDSa eon
The choruses were sung by the pupils OF the gram
.Hail to Thee, Liberty" ,softiy Tresd!nc,, .Joy
Joy Freedom to-day" "when Life in Its Beauty"
and multitude Of Angels" The primary depart
ment gave Fair the day and away, Away We
Gayly Co..
At the close Of the regular programme short and
appropriate addresses were made by Commissioners
Bell, Wood and Lewis, by the Rev. c. b Ray, Rev.
William speman and the principal Of ,,. the
OF the addresses the visitors went through the build
| ing and examined the various rooms and depart
ments. The walls Of the assembly rooms were deco
rated with some well executed drawings: the work
OF pupils OF the school, and were much admired.
The school opens under favorable auspices, and no
doubts entertained Of It's complete success. The
principal, Mr. Reason, gave some Seasonabe advice
when speaking to the pupils aud their friends, and
gave evidence that the management OF the school Is
In good hands He has for his assistants Misses
Mary A. Anderson Mary A. Eato and Mary 4.
Nichols in the grammar department, ana Misses
Catharfne A. Thompson, Letltia ID. Wright and Agnes
L. Ketohum in the primary department..
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Der Of the Representatives Of the press Of the Hud
son River Editorial Association arrived yesterday
on Q brief visit to this city. The excursionists
visited the principal newspaper ofices. Among the
newspaper men present were Messrs. G. W. Davtds,
Of the PoughKeepsie Eagle; Frank w. George Of the
Poughkeepsie Morning Ne.es; I. L; Osborne, OF the
burg J0ui'ndL D. q. Mcmillan, OF the Newburg
Telegraph; G. W. Owens, OF the Fishkill Journal;
II. fowkes, Of the Rondout Freendn; p. Harlon, OF
the Ulster Democrat; G. B. Kelly, Of the Duchess
Farmer; and John Speight OF the Fishkill Standard.
During the trip down the river an association was
formed, to be called the "Hudson River Editorial
dent, Samuel Richie, Vice President, and George
w. Davids, Secretary. Tie excursl0nists returned
by the Mary Powell at half past three P. M.
HONoBABLY DIsCHARGED.-The HERALD OF Sunday
last contained the announcement OF the arrest by
detectives Irving and Coyle OF the Central once, Of
Thomas M. McEntee, Of Omaha, on the alleged
charge OF forgery and larceny the extent Of
or $4,000 On Friday this gentleman, who was for
some time city attorney. acting prosecuting attor-
ney and corporation counsel OF Detroit Mich, was
arraigned before Superintendent kennedy, who m
from j. O. GOWN, United states District Attorney Of
O. SmsS s i2S SS & MS
the Superintendent gave M TcEnsee the alter
native Of going back to Omaha or awaiting
arequisltion. He selected the former. yet was not
sent Six days have elapsed, and Notwithstanding
on1cer had arrived at noon Yesterday. The Super
lntendent having learned, in the mean time, OF Mr..
McEntees respectable antecedents yesterday sent the
companied by letter asking the yustce to discharge
him. Detective C0ye arraigned him by order OF
Sergeant Kels0. Of the detective squad and the &C
cused was honorably discharged. 1t is understood
that MI. McEntee, who has quietly submitted to six
days illegal Imprisonment and newspaper n0t0riety.
Will take legal steps to obtain redress.
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iInifIGRAT1ON.

Tremendous Increase Of Immisrants-IIeavy
Business at Castle Garden ON 1I0nday-In-
terestinG Statistics.
Whatever the cause may be that decimates the
population Of most European countries and In
creases our own at rate OF numerical progress
hitherto unparalleled, the fact stands prominent
1t is almost useless here to inquire into the manifold
agencies that either produce or contribute to this
constant, increasing now Of population to the west
across the ocean. Such an inquiry may be and pro-
badly IL within the province OF the historian and the
political economist; but he whose duty is simply to
record the daily events of moment as they occur
need but give the statement OF fact and leave the
pragmatica inquiry into the relationship or effects
TO causes and ufce versa to others.
Such fact, Of great moment at present. is the I'M
mense increase in the number Of immigrants land
ing at this port the present year over the last While
the entire number OF immigrants for the first i've
months OF the year 1858, from January to May 81,
was 34,577, the number Of arrivals at Castle Garden
for the same period this year amounted to 5o,sso-
an increase of over forty-eight per cent over
the immigration Of last year. The following tables
will give the reader interesting information In de-
fol.