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mnY,n eRfie Markets.

New YORK, January s. Noon. - Money
closed stringent at per cent. currency, with
ls@4 added. Gold closed weaker at 1888.
Stocks heavy and unsettled.
The sub-lreasury receipts last week were
81, 907, 900, and the disbursements ~, SSi, 600.
The balance in the vaults is S., 500, 900.
Erening 1000 bales at &c.
FIour-Low grades advanced 5@9Ioc. medium
superfine, $60a6.S0; southern rather more
steady; common to fair extra, $70$7. 80.
Wheat-There is good export demand. Corn
in fair export demand new mixed western,
csc. QSl .O2 old, 81 060$l .ls white southern,
sl.o79sl. ON. Oats favor buyers. Pork flrmer
at $2S 5O@*29. Lard-Steam irmer at l7A0
1sAc. Naval stores quiet. Freights declining
cotton per sail, I per steam, &@7-l6.
2 CINCINNATI, January 5.-Flour quiet; fam
lily, 81. 5oG$7.75 Corn dull at Csc. Whiskey
Arm at 81. Mess pork, $2S.50-heid at s29.
Bulk meats held at: Shoulders, Ike. clear
sides, l5Ac. Bacon active; shoulders, l34c. (;
clear sides, l7A@l7Hc. Lard-Littie offer
ing prime held at lsc.
WILMIsaTos, N. O., January 5.-Spirits
turpentine active at 46@47c. Rosin steady !;
strained TO No. 2, 81. Tar, sos. Cotton,
25025zc.
CHARLESTON, January 5.-Cotton advanced
H@lc.z; middlings, 26hc.; sales, 400 bales
receipts, ssS bales exports, coastwise, 1877
bales.
AUGUSTA, January 6.-Cotton frmer ); mid
dlings, 25hc.; sales, 500 bales; receipts, 32j
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. January 5.-Cotton higher
middlings, 25A@26c.; sales, $500 bales; re-
ceipts, S, i6S bales; exports, 1854 bales. Sugar
and molasses active and buoyant; common
sugar, 90loc.; prime, l2S0l2hc; yellow clari-
fed, l3@l3Ac.; common molnsses, 52H@57c.
prime. 6306Sc.; choice, 6aQ7oc. Gold, 1875.
New York sight hQS discount.
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LAND SALE.-To E. A. Dunlop, ESQ.,, Of
Massachusetts, a portion Of John d. Suttle's
farm near Stafford Courthouse, for $3.50
per acre, cash. The land is in wood, and
without improvements. : fredericksburg
Ledoer,
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Congressional Election in Florida.

AUGUSTA, Ga, January 5.-Unothcial
returns from Florida show the election Of
Colonel Hamilton, the regular Republican
candidate for Congress, by majority of
1000. The vote was light, the people
taking very little interest in the election.
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Death of a Naval officer.

WASHINGTON, January 5.-Commodore
William D. Slater, United States navy, died
yesterday, aged seyenty-four.
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Death or a New York Merchant.
New YORK, January 5.-Charles Esston
q prominent cotton merchant, is dead, aged
sixty-fve.
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Wilmington IN. c. Election.

WfIm1nEtOm q. CD EIecI1On.
WILMINGTON, N. c., January 5.-Nef,
theregular Republican candidate for mayor,
got 943 majority in the election yesterday
over Chadbourn (bolter), Republican. The
whole regular ticket was elected.
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fTha pI,stadaInhin Murder TRIM.

Tno Fnfaa0elpnlo MuFucH
PHrLADELpHrA, January 6.-The trial Of
Mrs. Twitchell whose husband has just
been convicted), for the murder OF her mo-
thar, Mrs. Hill, Is fixed FOR Monday week.
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Meeting OF the New York Legislature.

Meeting of the New York Legislature.
ALBANY, N. Y, January 5.-The Legis-
lature assembled to-day, and elected Re
publican presiding officers. Governor Holt
mans message opposes division Of the
State. BE suggests that the fact that both
branches of the Legislature arc politically
opposed to him should be no obstacle to
good government. The debt Of the State ia
s39, 900, goo.
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Arrival OF the New Captain General
I'm Cuba gE--
HAVANA. January 5.-General Dulce, the
new Captain General, has arrived. There
were no demonstrations by the people.
La Graceta reports q skirnish on the
26th ultimo at Manzills, and claims vic
tory for the Government. r
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TOR CHAPPED SKIN or any irritation
T. or roughness OF the skin, MEADE & BA-
KER'S ANDALUcIAN BALM Is a certain cure.
dc 81 tA
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TWO Mol FRESH MICH COWSSSa
l. FOR SALE by the undersigned, on hisAN-
farm, in Hanover eight miles from Richmond and
one mile from Atlee's station.
Ia 4-3t* w. W. NEWMAN.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

FRANCE.
PARIS, January 5.-The Chinese smbas-
sailors meet the French foreign ministers
Wednesday.
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eW HAVANA CIGARS.-Just arriving, g lot Of
Partagas Cigars, imported by myself
This lot comprises the finest and choicest Cigars
made In Havana. OSCAR CRANE,
No. Exchange Block,
ia At Fourteenth street.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

nR. J. v. ,HoBsON HAS RESUMED
THE Practice or MEDICINE IN
.kICHMgND. Particular attention paid TO pa.
tients suffering from chronic disease, sEd such ~
are called incurabie. Many Of these admit OF
perfect cure, and nearly all OF relief, by judi
Letters OF Inquiry, with postage stamp enclosed
promptly answered without charge. 81
Residence and Office, No. u Fourth stress, pc
tween Main and Franklin. J&S-<odfR&W&
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WTHITE TEETH AND SOUND AND
wv HEALTHY GUMS insured by using
MEADE Il BAKERS SAPONINE DENI1-
FRICE. Approved by all OF our best dentists.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE,
PEW No. As IN DIR. HoGE's CHURCH.
Apply to j. W. RIsON, Druggist,
ia SIT corner of Third and Main streets.
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!, take this opportunity OF thanking my friends
for their liberal patronage extended me during tne
past three years, and earnestly so1cit CONTINUE
aI isI Oh Inc sAl"e ~ sne ia JAMES W. PEGRAM
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Train estimates his damages in England
q. 1861, 900.
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WINES AND LIQUORS
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

A LCOHOL.-Ninte-fve per cent. grain
IA ALCOHOL for sale very low at the cheap
drug store Of
j. KINDERvATER BOOK,
ia sol Broad street. near Fifth,
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NOTICE.-The concern Of STEVENS,
IN PEGRAM q CO. Is this day dissolved by the
withdrawal of James w. Pegran. 49,
The business viii be continued at the old STAND
nv ]. IA. STEVENS and T. l.. MOORE. under the
Arm and style OF STEVENS q MOORE.
- Richmond January1 1850, 1870 -
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The undersigned proposes to resume business Ia
short time, OF which due notice will be given.
Meantime, he can be found at the ONCE OF AHMlS-
"a iaaDI m : MN w i Z, JOHN B. GARY.
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rOMsTOCK's RATIONAL FOOD, sub
" stitute mothers milk, for sale by
j. KINOERVATER Il Is iCK,
las Apothecaries, 5oa Broad street near Fifth.
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COMPREHENSIVE. - The undersigned have
formed &C. partnership under the style and arm
or ARMISTEAD Il PEEK for the purpose OF con
ductfnp WHOLESALE GROCERY AND CON-
MISSION BUSINESS In this city, and win occupy
the old stand of Armistead q Cary, No. LII Cay
street. They solicit the patronage Of the ifienas
of the late firm and the public generally.
$3.50 WILLIAM a . ARMISTEAD,
JOHN L. PEEK.
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CHARLESTON, January 5.-Cotton advanced
B@lcz; middlings, 26hc.; sales, 400 bales /;
receipts, sss bales exports, coastwise, 1877
bales.
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NEW CONCERN.-The undersigned have
IN this day formed co-partnershfp 70 conduct
the wholesale and retail LUMBER, sHIE6LE,
STAVE. and HAY business under the drm ana
styie OF TRUMAN A. PARKER co. Location,
th. whole square front on Canal street from fifth
tn sixth street They ask the favorable
- - 81 n a TRUMAN A. PARKER
4#~ VIM JOHN SCOTT.
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.gsT,TsSOHapT.EOsfssAt1ss

THE CONCERN OF SIMPSON, WADlaHk.
II q BasS bss been Dissolved bf tfA 6en g
Mr.. n. d. wARNER, TO tske erect fro1 g. -
Instant. O. "a. EIMPEONs
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DOSADALIS, AYERS SARSAPARIL-
LII La, Helmbold's Buchu, &C.. for sale low by
j. KINDEkVATEn & SOCK, Druggists.
ja6 oo4 Broad street, near Fifth.
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YsHE FIRM OF ARMISPEAD & 0AfY
is this day dissolved by mutual consent-JOtlH
B: GARY Withdrawing. AL parties having claims
thee Indebted win make immediate psYment
Either member will use the name Of ne rrT IN
liquidation only. WlLLIkM A. AHMlsIEAOs
-. IQHN B. CARY.
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"A CARD.-In resuming the Lumber Business
aga;o in Richmond return many thanks n my
old patrons and friends for the large aud extensive
patronage extended to me before the war. xs INC
successor OF X. & G. Whitfield, and feel connoens
from my long experience Of nearly twenty year NJ
WAYS to give satisfaction, win insure liberal share
OF patronage In the future. We will continue, Is
heretofore TO manufacture Pine and YAK LumpSr,
Shingles, and Slaves and as we take IL rom inc
stump think we can sell az low prices. Come orc
and Il In want Of Lumber and give us o eau.
Come up the street. come down the street. ana cross
the street and buy for CASH at low prices.
IA 1--WE TRUMAN a. PARKER.
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MIR. WILLIAM g. MILLER Is from
IVA this day partner In our business.
- WALTER X. MARTIN d GO.
Richmond January ], 1850. jaw
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1Tgf -. RICHMOND. VA, November ], aSs9.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 500.

~ We have this day admitted into our concsrn
Messrs. 3. W. COLLIER and WILLIAM A.
PAGE and feel confident that with tins nndef-
signed employ ees men thoroughly conyereantNtth
the teaming business, we will be enabled 70 give
the same genera! satisfaction which we have been
giving for the past eighteen years. We solicit or
ders for all kinds OF hauling. Orders efe ~ ohce
shockoe Warehouse 'front.' VIII meet Win prompt
attention. ~.
Persons having claims af anyl against BO6-
sIEUx BROTH CIR Will present them q, Tor IN
sTEIJX. - - EDMOND RO2S1EuX,
. $3.50 -. CYRUS RGHSIEUXt.
~ ~ E- M r. W. COLLIER,
WILLIAM A. PAGE,
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'rO-PARTNERsHIp.-The undersigned
4 have formed aco-partnershfp under The ffm
and style OF HILLE DICKEEa for the parRosa q
conducting GENERAL COMMISslON Bu1i.
NESS at Nos. l41S and laes Cary street. ~
Va. q. nvLg
iaAlm .sasFF.t,..sss. ID > d.sOltA1Gs
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AUGUSTA. January 6.-Cotton firmer mid
dlings, 25hc.; sales, 500 bales; receipts, 32j
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THE HoBoKEN MURDER.

At ahont a, NJ on Saturday, the body OF
William Lawrence, night Waterman ut the hopoKeh
Ferry, was found standing erect in the shano" water
between the scow and the piles supporting the DOCK on
tho passage from Newarkst to the ferry INC lees @H
legs being far imbedded In mud The body was drawn
out and laid in the scow, where covered WIN "hte
sheet Il awaited the arrival Of Coroner White more
CHASTITY SIGHT than IL presented cannot be imagined me
face was horribly cut and bruised while other parts OF
his person showed beyond doubt that his death had
resulted from violence 1t IS Thought that tne ne
would not have caused death Oh t TO- yas nscnsi
BILE threw the body into the river TO remove an Traces ~
their crime From all that can DC hcnn Committed
between tho hours OF IL on Thursday ngnt ana . OH
Friday morning Up to about the hrstnehtloneu hou
his whereabouts can be traced IL was, at the nouI
last mentioned, his duty-in winch he theh laleu-
to arouse tho ferry hands from their snmo oen'
At about 10 D. M, Thursday, woman OF Dsd eharHc
ter who though she goes under the soubrquet OF we
Morgan gave her name as xictorne Huge met Ia h
over the bridge from tho ferry wharf to Newarkst and
up through Newark St as far as kdnckes lager peer s
Lawrence engaged on board OF the steamer Galaea Of
tho Boston and Providence ne-Andrew NJ Douglas the
vessels chiefengineer, and Martin g. Persons mate;
Drinks were called for and supplied at table around
which the party OF four had seated themselves Whle
they were drinking, william Mccullough and Chailes
Mattress alias Buggy" entered, drank aud went out
again. Iawrences party soon followed ana, as lar ms
las and Persons were employed. In about half an hour
Lawrence bethnking himself Of his duties at the Ferry
arose TO leave, and babe his friends goodnight Persons
observing that his gate rather unsteady, escorted
him 10 the ships side and him safely land from the
rOpeladder which he descended to the wharf, lao
theories relative the crime numerous as were
those IN the Rogers murder As all OF them are as yet
purely conjeotura there Is no need OF reproducing them
here Coroner White yesterday opened MS inquest oyer
the body but proceeded no further than 10 empnnel e
Jury and have its members view the body owing 70
his being unprepared proceed he adjourned the
inquest until tomorrow at D. M Meanwhlle, ftI99hs,
await the action OF the CoIoDers Jury. Douglas was
| bailed IN $1,000 for his appearance tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

The Society of the Army of the Potomac is
preparing to vigorously push forward the work for which
II organized The Constitution OF the Society as re-.
comfy amended renders eligible TO membership on pay.
ment OF an initiation fee Of S. any officer aud enlisted
man who has at any time served his country in the Army
OF the Potomac and who has been hOnoraby discharged
thereirofn, or who remains In service Il the Regular
Army Those who are DESTROYS OF Joining this organza
ton should write 10 the Treasurer, Gen H. r.
Davis, ir., No. 10 Walst, rOom No. II, nclosng
the initiation fee, 81. An order for n badge
with directions TO how may be obtained r be sent
on receipt OF the price, SO. The gen.
uemen form tho Executive Committee, appointed by
LieutGen Sheridan President OF the Society; Cavalry
Corps-LentCol $. Is. W. Mitchell, Philadelphia. Penn;
Artillery COrps-Brevet Brig. Gen. O. \. Wainwright
Rhinebeck ~ " STAFF Corps-Brevet Major-Gen. Rufus
ingalls,, New-York First C0rps-Breyet MsorGen Rob
inson BinghamtOn, N. W Second Corps-Brevet Major
Gen A. =. Webb, Tarrytown, ~ Y; Third COrps-Breyet
MajOr-Gen O. g. Mott, Trenton, N. j.; Fourth COrps-Co
W. ii. ii. Davis, DOylestOwn, PENN Fifth COrps-Brig-
Cen Gregory Philadelphia, Penn; Ninth COrps-Breyet
Maior-Gon. r. Is. Potter Eew-York; Eleventh Corps
MUor-Gen. Geary, Harrsbulgh. PENN Twelfth Corps
MaJOr-Gen H. W. Socum, Brooklyn, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
SALE OF HAMPSTEAD PLAINS.

Much excitement prevailed in the town of
Hampstead Long Island, Saturday IL was the day
selected by the county officials for determining by ballot
whether or not the offer OF MT Chas T. Harvey 10 pur
chase the land known as Hempstead Plains should be
accepted The baOtng took place nj the public house OF
John r. Petit the main street OF the village. For
several days previous Mr. Harvey and his friends had
been distributing circulars among the reehOlders of the
county claiming that the property had been sold to him
once the original terms made by the Com
antecedent and closed by appealing to the patriotism
Of tho Hampstead people. Attention was called "a the
fact OF Mr. Stewart being merchant person not calcu
lated 10 do much toward improving the country In the
posters bearing these words: Which will you accept
{3OO 100000 a. Then followed Mr. Stewards two
letters OF July and July which were published I'm the
Gewspapefs az the time The Harvey men then got out
bs Offering 100000 extra: and after the voting had
neuced another 100000 offered by the same party
Just about this time, A. NJ. Wood and c. b. Camp Of
Brooklyn offered $50 per acre, being S. more than the sum
offered by Mr.. Stewart and SIS more than the orid
nal offer made by Mr. Harvey. The Hampstead
people looked with suspicion bid coming In at this
late date and Col Wood not being present. little atten
excitement increased, and the people Ockcd In from all
directions On every side heard: d" Which Will you
takep It repeatedly said that had Col. Wood made
his proposition days before, he would have closely
which had much weight with the people was the promise
made by Mr.. Stewart 10 e1pend several million dol
lars IN improving aud beautlfylng the Plains.
The crowd at tho polls great and when
the result baottlng showed that OF the
cast LOT I'm favorof Mr. stewards proposition The
enthusiasm intense. Mr. Harvey received 81 votes,
placed possession OF the title deeds he intends 20 begin
LAYING out streets aud lots Immediately. ono OF the
prominent features OF the place will De wide and we'll
grayelcd boulevard running from Hempstead through
about miles. Branch roads, leading toward Brooklyn,
will also DC built.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM s4vAEYAH-Ia esB ship LeaMrA W. King ishbs,
and servant c. W. Homan wife W T. Daniels wife infant and
servant Moore Morse IT, Mis- Fyn9 Miss ~ A. kseSs
Cark O. Porter W. Avery and wife Mrs rbbets ADD moih-
Mrs l. Hall and children, L. Hopping. wife and children Mss
Kennedy L. Smith T. Gilbert @. P. Randall, Capt l.
Ross, s. L. Booth, J. D Bib, H. whiting W H. wa6erEsI
E. J. Kennedy aud Mrs O. Lower Mrs g IL
Osborn r. LAnuiHg John WkeeAn, H. J0Sens Bier Iho'
Marshall
FROM LIvBRPooI-In steamship City Of BsltmoreHs BIc-
leDcy Gov Muszrys Of HALIFAX Anthony Mugyc b MIS- Panees
Musgrave Musgvs Miss Emery Jane Ross Dr. PahaG
infant Misses simms Mr. ParOe Mrs Collins Mr. stIe
and Mrs infant and Miss Gear hr
HOFFMAN, and 400 IN u e Geerage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

Surveys have been held on the following
houses by Mr. James NJ Macgregor the superintendent
buildings:
No 10 GrAndSt unsafe wall Of extension dwsugi Samuel
Cohen.
No 7a Pnht unsafe WALL carpenter shops Nicholas SsGA
No 321 Ba Twenty vsbbs sssy gable bulged aud cracked
not oceupedi Bernard Costello. owner
NOS 10 III Fhst unsafe table and hst story Intel
also rear eItenhoa unsafe T. A. Hopkins, owner
On buildings owned by Mr.. A. T. Stewart the surveys
resulted as follows:
|HOs a. 20 aud $40 Par ordered
DO taken down repaired.
No 20 EInSt ordered to Be taken down repaired
largo number Of notices have been issued 10 owners
OF tenements ordering them TO have escapes placed
on their premises without delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19

from Sd Corinthians Always nearing aH W"
in oHr BODY IL was listened to with earnest attention
Nv an Tessnt and was eloquent as well as Impressive
- tha PROMISES held out 10 those who i've
Christian life the close Of Re the B geTeTsnf Ba GSS
oGa,ato5 90 tbe service OF the benedlction oil
sacrament when the 9seSSs te@psr
a TO-, ,ooE mart in the services among which was
the Joseph Of City the Guild Of the Passion %5T
West Hoboken. with full oa1a ~ BerHaru % Rand
Young Men Of the immaculate Conception Of New 70
~ ,a,ed Inv ConteYan's HOboken City Band ST.
Bfget Society of New. York, and st. Joseph OF Gutten
har n
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THE ASSAULT UPON PRIESTS AT FAR RocKAwAY

The following is the statement of an eye
witness Of the assault upon Catholic priests which has
been 80 much elaborated upon and misrcpresented by
sensational newspapers: About o'clock the evening
OF the 9th inst three reverend gentlemen Father Mortar
" Of Albany Father Pagan OF Wamsburgh and Father
owens OF Newark left the village 10 take bath tho
beach; ON the way Father Mouarty met friend, and
turned back The others continued their walk, the
way meeting party OF young men and women. Father
owens took occasion TO OF the for some
impohte language no had used toward "a woman. The
two priests passed on and had their bath. As they
returning they were attacked by four OF the men,
the village, who had evidently laid I'm wait Father
owens received slight cut In the forehead, evidently
made with penknfe, and Father Pagan scratched
about the face. The whole affair I'm a very few
minutes, and no noise caused to attract crowd No
measures were taken by the priests 10 have the ar
rested, they wished the affair kept quiet and Thought
that their assaants were unaware Of the character Of
men they assaulted. IL this njudcious effort keep
the matter from the public that every opportunity
to e1aggerae the facts IL was apprehended toward the
close OF ast week that attack 10 be made on Motifs
HOte but II Is believed that the conduct OF the county
officers and OF the priests will restrain the begeent dis
position Of the clerical partisans The Rev Mr. Owens
Of Newark is not dead nor were his injuries ~ such
nature az any time TO warrant the thought that they
would result fatally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
THE LATE STATEN ISLAND HORROR.

The children of the murderer and suicide
Roach, who live In Brooklyn refused to look hayo
anything 70 do with their fathers corpse aud IL was ac.
eordingly inferred In tho workhouse cemetery,
IOmpklnsYille, s. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
ExPIOsIoN OF A LOCOMoTIvr

At 230 pm. yesterday while Engine No. 294
standing in the Engine House at Port Jervls N "
her boiler bursed with loud report. tearing down
portion OF the Engine House and greatly nurng several
engines which were standing near. Engine No. 2gl Is
complete wreck and the company lose nearly her full
value Very fortunately the Engine House was almost
entirely deserted at the time. aud was injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19

A wen known brewer of Newark was robbed
yesterday OF about 100 while crossing the ferry boat
rom New-York to jersey Cty-checks TO the extent Of
1900 e " ~ ~
julius Fellheimer aged 90 years, lately re-
nhgi IN shuetnst, near secondave, while bathing AZ
drowned. ~ S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19
LATEST SHIP NEWS

ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of Baltimore ROskel Liverpool July via uahha
10th. ndse sud pasa
Steamship Leo, Dearborn Savannah, mdse and pass
Steamship Brunette. Howes, Philadelphia. mdse AMI
Bark Columbus. Ibder. Bremen "A days, Nose
FaVOdte, buell. Desrara % days and moasses
Anna LLOYD MARYLAND. M p. Webb. Providence
Iirre CherrySeld lath Wn. Gray, Portland CT.
x X. Vaughn, Providence. NJ X WOodhul, Fall Rive.
Circle Connecticut River Niger, Portland Me- lamher
F. Cummin, Maehias. lumber Mary A. Hyer, Portland Ne.
DIE Ruuyon Eartfor Undine, Portland,
LOrlard Bridgeport. Jane NJ BTainard Port'als.
Aben Clay Franklin, lumber Bramhan Portland Ne i1IbeE
L. z. King, Providence Clara Post, PortcleSteL
Sam Weller Portland, c.
SAILED.
Ship British Lion. for Antwerp.
DISASTERS
ST DRS (Reuuon) June IS The Ontario, Kenkk Of abd
for Melbourne from Ncalork. Jan AbaBdone ek
perfectly disabled May 90 lat n s. long 81 b. ani broke snd
SAnk shortly aferWard Grew saved
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuRENsrovN july 8The steamship Colorado IRON NeWiork io7
SorrHAxPros July isThe steamship Deutschland. fc SswYOk
for Bremen, has arrived
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroN July iAved bark A. A. Debert from Leghorn July
l8Arred GabaV from Foo Chow 6gs T. NJ Tinker
and W. r. Sawyer Philadelphia