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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-06
The PUBLIC HEALTH.

Special Meeting Of the Board Of Health Yes.
tcrday-The Proprictors Of Faf-Reudcring
Establishments Notified 10 Appear To.
Morrow.
II will be remembered that some days ago the
Board OF Health In obedience to the demand OF the
public. adopted resolution to the effect that mo
person shall boil any ona, swi, bones, fat, tallow
or lard except fresh lard; shall the business OF
bone crushing bone boiling, bone grinding shell
burning. fat boiling gut cleaning, nor the skimmng
of or making of CINE from dead ANIMALS or parts
thereof, nor the storage or keeping OF scrap,
fat grease or offensive animal matter be permitted
in the city Of New York below 10th street.
or In the built up portion Of Brooklyn anywhere
within the corporate limits OF the two cities
In the future, save only by q permit from the
Board of Health. AT first IL was understood that
the owners OF the several establishments complained
of would yield to what the public have decreed as
their inevitable fate and remove by the day desi-
grated, and III the meantime desst from offending
any more.
Investigations made Wednesday evening and at
an early hour hour yesterday morning by the health
officials 1t is alleged, revealed the fact that nearly
all the proprietors Of the Objectionable establishments
IN defiance Of the order OF the Board have turned on
tner , foul and n are er sending oTn
that tmpregnate the atmosphere ana compel the re-
sdents in the more immediate neighborhoods TO
close their windows and remain within doors during
the running hours OF the establishments
At ten o'clock yesterday morning Mr. George B.
Lincoln, Dr. Sulbu ana Tie attorney OI Tue bOdTu
were hurr1edly called together and consultation
had Half an hour after the clerk of the Board. Mr..
Clarke, despatched the following notice to inter-
ested parties:-
NEW YORK, August s, 1869.
era meeting OF the Metropolitan Board OF Health to be held
oore granted for fat melting that part OF the city Of New
EMERSON CLARKE, Secretary.
The firms to whom these notices were sent are:-
smith ELY, Jr., No. 402 East Forty .hftn street.
NJ. Don0hue h Co., No. 613 West Thirty eighth
street.
Frank Elgers, No. 25 Abattor place.
Gamble Mcneil, No. GAL West Thirty. eighth
street.
Henry We'll & Son, No. 81 Abattoir place
Patrick Thorp. No. Oh West Thirty eighth street.
W. Hudt, No. so AbattOir place.
George BeZer, No. II AbattOr place.
Butchers Hide and Fat Manufacturing Company.
Allan Hay h Co.
Toby 4 Brother, foot Of Thirty ninth street.
The New York Caorc Rendering Company, foot
OF Forty sixth street, East river.
AT three O'Clock yesterday Commissioner Bos
worth President OF the Board Of Police, who had
been present IN the building from nine A. NJ until
that hour had not been informed of the cOntem.
plated meeting Of the Board OF Health, OF which he
Is member
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
ReiuvenatinS Old Revenue Stamps
before Commissioner Osborn.

hHluveu0tsn8 TIA ftcVouu0 stamps
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The United States rs. Thomas Barnard, Timothy
Murray, James Layard, George c. Hao0ety. John
Mccartney, Potrick Curr0R, Thomas burns. Fred
Ho,z, Michael Burns ana James W0ods.-Delend-
ants, OF whose arrest the HERALD Of yesterday
gave an account, were arraigned on charge
or gathering up old stamps that had been
cancelled, and, after washing them with
some chemical preparat.-,, selling them again
for use. Several OF the defendants were
vicinity and their facilities for getting hold OF old
stamps very good, circumstances which, 1t
is alleged, they did not fail to make the most or
WOODS II s charged was the principal 0nender. TWO
OF those arrested admitted that they had been deal
ing in the stamps IN question, and others were
session of Murray was found a large package OF
receipts on some OF which the stamps were not can
celled. On others the stamps were cancelled and
from some they had been removed. For the govern
ment, Assistant District Attorney Jackson; Tor de.
PENDANTS. Hawkins a. Cathorn and Isaac J. Boyce
Republican Politician in Fix.
Before Commissioner Shields.
me United states rs. NJ Kingsley ana Others.-
Defendant, Kingsley, who Is said TO be prominent
politician OF the party in power. fam!liarly known
as "Old Nat Kingsley" was brought up yesterday to
answer a charge preferred against him by James b..
Wars, a United States revenue officer. Defendant,
in company with his son, Is manufacturer OF VINE
gar and white wine at No. l53 Barclay street. The
offence OF which 1t Is alleged he s guilty was the
removal Of nve barrels OF distilled spirits, on which
the tax mad not been paid from his mandatory to
a place other than a bonded warehouse In violation
OF the law. He was held for an examination. The
other parties said to be implicated have not yet been
arrested.
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leaves vie New Ycrf Cor spain. ne had the yomie0
lately, and AFFAIRS here do not a00k 80 promising
as he was led to beaieve he sees NO indncement TO
stay here
There 10 great dissatisfaction among the onlcers OF
the Custom House IN consequence OF sne appoint
ment OF q vigilance committee OF merchanta
II IL reported In town that two expeditions or
Africans have been safely landed on the coast re-
Gently for account OF Don Julian Zulueta
The holy fathers OF the Belen College OF Jesuits
celebrate great feast to-day In commemoration Of
the famous founder OF their order, 81. lgnaci0 de
Loyola. 1924.
II has finally been arranged that the negro militia
go 10 the field, probably TO the number OF 1900.
New guns and twenty cartridges to each are now
being distributed TO them. II s yet uncertain
whether their destination 10 to be Cinco Villas or
ca ..aguey.
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SUPERIOR C0uRT-SpsCIAL TERM.
Habeas Corpus Case.

Habeas Corpus Case.
Before Judge McCunn.
A boy named John Wardell was brought up before
Judge McCunn yesterday IRON the House OF Re.
fuge at the instance OF his parents, Sarah and James
Wardell who claimed his release from that institu.
tion on the ground that ne was over sixteen years
al age when he was committed In December last.
Both parents were put upon the stand, but, beyond
the fact that they each said the boy born some.
time IN the winter VI 1857, they knew nothing OF MS
exact age.
Mr. Deadey one Of the ofiicers OF the House OF Re.
fuge said In answer to Judge McCunn's inquiry as
10 why the boy was not given up to his parents
wanted to keep him for a few months longer until
he could read and write.
John wardel, the boy, was then examined by the
OF Refuge was sandpaperng shoes FOR SIX hours
every day: that he had TO sandpaper fortyve pairs
daily and sleep In cell at night.
Judge McCunn-This establishment Is altogether
too much like prison.
Mr.. Deadey-I think you would change your mind
II you saw Its workings.
Judge McCunn-Why did you not put the boy 10
hoe cabbages instead OF having HIM waste his time
in that useless occupation OF sandpapering shoesS
Mr.. Deadey-We consider that as good mode OF
punishment and enforcing discipline as any other.
Judge McCunn-i will cali up and see the work
Ings OF this institution some day.
The matter was here postponed nnti! tomorrow
TO allow counsel for the boy to take testimony AS to
his actual age.
Decisions.
BY Judge McCunn.
Rush C. Ho,clt.s rs. " b. Foln,er.-Motion
denied.
Anton SaNe rs. Patrick collins et o.-Mot.on
granted.
Jacob stein rs. Lima S,eb.- Report OF referee con.
frmed and Judgment OF divorce granted.
hieS0Hder r. StetrQrt et al. John Ddris.-Motioh
vacating order granted with ten dollars cost.
Helen L. XcNaugM u.s. Joia McNa1tghL-Moton
granted.
H,igh Campbell Us. Charles Tnttnaan. The am.
davIts In this being contradictory II is hereby
referred to Mr. william N. Tweed Jr 10 take proofs
Order signed and flied in Clerks Office.
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Motion 20 Set Aside an AssIgnmens In Bank
Fuptcy.
Before Judge Blatchf0rd.
John SsdOlrlck %. James x. Place and James d.
Sparkmaa and Otasrs.-The plaintiff In this case is
the assignee In bankruptcy OF defendants. who failed
In November last and made an assignment of their
property amounting to $400, 600. The case came up
yesterday on motion to appoint receiver, on the
ground that defendants failed and made the assign.
ments question for the purpose Of cheating their
creditors. Place, Il will be remembered, was a
Wholesale grocer ana his failure created at the time
no little excitement In the commercial world. Case
still on. ~ rtr
For plaintiff, +. n. Bangs and 8. M. North; for de-
PENDANTS VIM. NJ. Evarts, q. T. Buckley. Mr.. Thorn
son and Mr.. Wallis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-06
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER YgsrERpAY.-The following record
will snow the changes in the temperature for tue
past twenty-four hours In comparison with the cor
responding day OF last year Indicated nv the Their
mometer at Hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD Building,
Broadway, corner OF Ann street,
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SUPREME COUaT-CaAMSEas.
Decisions.

Before Judge lngraham.
John N. Piach'ley Us. Mary DOW 81 oi-Motlor
granted
Baker rs. P'rdy ct d'.-Motion granted, with ten
dollars costs.
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TIE steamship Missouri, Captain Palmer from ha-
gaua July 81, arrived at tins port cary Yesterday
morning, with passengers and merchandise
The purser OF the Missouri viii accept our thanks
for the prompt delivery OF our budget Of correspon'
nence, which will be found IN Ihe letters gwen be-
low.
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Yachting Notes.
The yacht Meteor returned last evening f,om he,
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only wanted few more competitors To Increase the
interest which the spectators exhibited N II.
AZ the termination OF the regatta the prizes were
awarded by Mr.. HeneshoH, who was chiefly instru-
mental In getting up the regatta. Mr.. J. 3. Hene.
shoH OF the Sadie, obtained the prize for first class
soops. and took occasion to express his regret o.
the absence Of the yachts OF she Atlantic Club, for
whose especial enjoyment the inhabitants OF Bristol
had given the regatta. Mr. sanford. on behalf Of
Mr.. H. w. Langley, OF the Cyrene. briefly returned
thanks for the prize which the yacht had so CALAMITY
won. The manner tn which the boats were sailed
was the subject oi much admiration.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11

Washington. First precnct-J. O'Neil
presiden of board; John d. Rose, Matthew
Davis Second precinct David c Clark
president; David kesinor, Sr., Joel Fleuor
Third precipct-Jacl Kaylor, president.
Josiah Lindner. Elisha +. Price, Fourth
precinct--Jbel Horne, president; Dra1nin
DYE Henry Powers. Fifth precinct yohn
Biacl well. presi ont; Amos sifors. James
Counts. Sixth precinct Isaac Horne. pre-
.ident NJ. $. Maize, A. Il. Wlftncker.' Sew
cath prcciHct james 7. STROLLER. presi.
dent; Elias Eidener. Isaac Dcbuck. Eighth
precinct Jacob Miller. p esdvnt; James j
Widcncr, William A. Butt. Nin,h precinct
w. J. Solomon, president: David McCon-
ncl. william Rohr.
ITyhs - Second snct-Rohert A Cal
fee. president; j, bn rrimm, Rufus NJ. Tin
ton. Third precinct David Collins. presi.
dent; john King. William Archie Foarth
precinct-R 3. Saferight, president; James
Upton, William Ahdis. Fifth precinct
James W. Taylor. president; Joslruh J. Per-
cival, Androw ] g. Bradley. Sixth preciact-
/ II. II. Rcpass, presidents W. " Matney,
Jefferson HaYsh Seventh precinct Frank
H. Johnston, president; II Repass, Chas.
/ Ewad. Eighth precin james b Hurt,
president, Jacob Grub, Calvin G. Patter.
/ son.
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support for the widow or the children,
that no man is excusable for nsglectine
to insure bis own life. In December
last, poor Clergyman in Bradford Go
Pennsylvania, paid 800 % to tho
National Life Insurance Company fol
policy Of So 900. We can well sup
pose that one hundred dollars, to
country clergyman, was large sum rails
ed With difficulty, and we can imagine
low easily 1t might have been spent or
necessary for the winter season, but The
result proved that IFS investment in
insurance was the most profitable Of bis
life. In March he died, and on the
first Of April the agent of The National
Life paid to bis family the $4,000, this
being the only provision which the dc,
ceased had been able to make for them
Another case in the history Of the same
Company is soted, a laboriug man
in Franklin, Pa, insured for 81 900,
and 10 six weeks thereafter he died, ADD
the money was paid to his family.
This Company the National Life,
chartered by Congress and authorized
to transact Insurance business through
out the United states aud Canada, is
established upon the Stock Hlan, having
low rates for cash payment, aud avoid
ing all uncertainties of notes or divi.
dends and all consequent or possible dis
appointment as To the amount Of money
to be paid to the heirs Of the deceased.
Fer certain fixed sum of money, il
guarantees the payment Of a fixed amount
Of insurance The simplicity of the sys.
TEN has commended the Company 70
popular favor, aEa its success has besn
remarkable. Upon the first of May,
only nine months after It's organization,
it bad issncd five thousand policies, aud
had its agents well at work throughtho
North and upon the Pacific Coast, Ind
By The expiration of its first year, the
entire Southern State and the CANADIAN
Domibion will also be sup! lied with To-
calagents.
The agent Of the National Life fol
this vicinity has his advertisement ia
another column, and will be glad tC
furnish any desired information con
corning the working of the NaationaI
Company.
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HnfIiSII.lilA

The following additional registrars have
been appointed by General Candy:
Foyi First precinct Esom AnuG, pro.
sdent bon d; James j. McNeal, Hose,
WINNER. Second pree,act-W william Akers.
presidents william Poster, iIilny Basshan
Third precinct Matthew Scott, president.
Asa l.. Whitock, Thos. Lancaster. Fourth
precinct-Samuel Dulaney. pr, sident; Geo.
Eell'r, Cornelius Ait zer. Fif h precinct
Riley Sutphn, president; Jacob Bishop,
Edm, nd Sumpter.
GrdW0n First prccinct-Abraham b
Elliott president Of board; William law-
kips John Boyer. Second precinct-Ja l..
son Todd. president; John Collins, Berry
Wil-on. Third precinet-AlCxaud Cor.
nett, president; SAMUEL Byrd, W liam j.
Conner. Fourth precinct = Wiley W. A b
crts, president. Joseph Sauifo d Jonathan
Roberts. Fifth preciuct-Ganvne IA.
Spencer, president, William Carson, Wade
II Weaver.
GtS.-Fhst prociuct-Te'er Meadows
president of board; Jacob n Sands. Jush1n
In lorwood. Second preciuct-Wilnm K
bruokes, prrsid Mt, William Stuart Gr,n
Vile staii nd Third precinct Jpsse NJ
E.raih, presidents. llenry Bolton. Jac.h a
webb. Fourth preciuct-Wm. ]. pm,
esid'n'i Harvey Adkins, James r.
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No DsiFcyej,cc,

No difference between Wells and
Walker? Let US see They are both
ia favor Of construction, of expurgp-
zion, Of universal suffrage you say -
The first two propositions may be ad
miited-tbc latter should lie denied. -
But Wells is doing everything to breed
d,sirust bowen capital and labor, BE
tween white and colored men aud to rem =.
der the feud perpetual. He does rot
court nor desire recon ,iliation between
Northern and Southern men, between
urion men and rebels, between black
and white. He prays and works for
The enstrangment Of sentiment, between
these classes, fearing that it will extend
eligibility of Office, and thereby multi
ply the number that will compete with
him for it He would rather restrict
the number who can be called loyal
that be might profit by prescription,
aud be reasons that he would never have
tasted power and plumber in virginia but
fJr the rebellion Of Yirginians, Rebel
lion is then to him sweet morsel which
he would not see destroyed. Rebellion
placed him at the head OF the state and
it only can keep him there Distrust
the man Virg'nians
Walker is Il republican but he makes
the whole issue upon the kindly fusion
Of parties aud the blending of extreme
scntimcn, into the healthy peace we need
more sorely than Jonah did the shadow
Wi h him the desire to multiply the der
ositOries OF power is paramount, and
nothing is more congenial with his dc
sires than to trust the people and see
them all again bearing and sharing
equally the burdens aud the honors Of
the State.
Wells would have the party in power
grow smaller and samllcr until the State
with all its principles anil emolumrnts
centres in himself Walker would have
the whole people made equal before the
ballot,box, and have no teste for office
but the worth and capacity of the citi-
zen. The one would lose the State in
his loro of self, the other would sacri,
fec himself for the good of the people.
Chose ye Virginiaus between these men
BY your vote We shall know you, and
by au enfranchised pOsterity we propose
to sit in judgment upon you. Look
We ahead
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11
Nom or Nepcr.


The time for registration is now close
~ hand. Ten days are given to perfect
Size registration lists. during which no
ruizen should rest quiet until he is as
mod every white voter ha, registered
,rre is no use dcceiving ourselves; it
require our utmost excrtions to
{" vIcct Walker it will take every
~ we can cunmand. Shall We re-
= IN idle in our homes while foreign
roes and men charged with robbing
mails are forced upon US? Shall we
eco The capitol If Virginia forever given
l. to vauda hordes, who feast and fat
upon the substance of the State
;'.,!l we be pillaged and plundercd
sail we recognize negro equality !
{ i our railroads, street cars, our
hu;cls-shall our very churches be
zen upP Shall We surrender every
,ung that makes life dear-and all this
Without a struggle +? We have the
! ms of carrying every county, of
ring the Legislature and Governor,
preventing the obnoxious county or
-. zation from being put in force, if
, hut use il Shall we remain at our
IS refusing to register and to vote,
lc negro watcbmen are placed over
place of registration to challenge
..o white men? Let every man work
ight and BY day. Bring out every
r; the life of the country is at
= =. Do you say there is no difTer-
,.,i between Wells and Walker? Is
Il C any difference between thief and
'ioncst man? Is there any differ.
r. . between negro and white man
ere is the white man who, in this
NC hour, will vote to degrade Vir,
ll.,a? who will vote to make kinky-
h. ed mulatto his governor? Let the
! who dares to do this thing be &c
led to the level Of ncgro-yeo,
Ike him equal to the dogs, TO be
neil AM &c fel. Where is the
'"i e man who will refuse to vote in
as contest? who has the power to save
friends aud refuses to do it? Have
e men gone crazy? are they fools ?
rse than fools-sre they dupes and
;',"' 7 HIRE hcy said Themselves To
'tmyP Hare Mty been hied to
oicay from Tie polls Stamp them
infamy Degrade them to the
81 Of fools aud traitors Every man
Il. t vote and vote for Walker.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11

GBN. LEE has declared tor Walker
and the expurgated constitution, let
every Virginian follow the glorious old
hero. We clip The following as showing
an outside view Of the benefit of his
example, but his example is worth polh-
ing unless you register aRI vote
The settlement that General Lee has cx
pressed him in favor Of tie adoption oi
me expurgated.conVhu ion On ] the ,hc
ion Of W, r, thccAod.dttr { the IL.
ser, a'iv" L publirIns frG v,ru +, " Is re-
gtrdcd htFt as a very mfW'Aut y ece ol
ueES. AID as virtually decd ny he rrsu {
at the election in VWgrht IL y also
thpugtt it viii have a great III ct IN FaSss
and MISS 'pp', AID will add I" the pos.
e ; "l the success # the CHSvtvH' vt
Republican ticket in Ihp,e S a.es.-- y ash
ttgOa letter - Z 81 ine1e GIayte
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11

We are pleased at being able to an.
nounce that the people of Virginia have
awakened from their dangerous slumber,
and once more there is political ANNA,
ton all over the State. The very sleep
of death had well nigh seized hold Of
them, and SO many fruitless efforts had
been made to regain their self control
that there seemed recently no hope of
inspiration. Their faith had almost
died within them, and like Arctic voya.
gers lost 10 the long night of the North
Pole, they were beginning to imagine
the very stupor of death to be but a
beautiful and pleasant revcrie. The
change is marvellous, and from the hill
tops Of every county the light of THEN
watchfres once more flashes forth, till
it promises to drive to their deDs the
wolves snd jockals which have been
preying upon the body of the State
Col. Walker, we now believe, will b.
Governor Of Virginia.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-11

CANDIDATES FOR The LEGIsLA URE.-It
affords us much pleasure, says the Lynch
burg NelcS, to publish the following action
Of the State Conservative Committee. We
have heretofore repeatedly called attention
to the subject ourselves. There are con
IiuiliTg reasons Why cur friends should fol
low this reco nmcudation:
AZ a meeting OF the State Conservative
Committee, neld on the 26.b Ny, it was
Resolvod, That the Con ,ervativc voters
Of the State be earnestly re qnested to place
in nomination for the Senate aud House of
Delegates on'y such parsons as are not Oh.
nuxious to the provisions Of the third Sec
ton Of the foufset n'h article the Consti.
tuition Of the United States (rom monty
known as tie fourteenth amendment
X 4. DANI,L, Chairman.
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"Eo Insurance."

If, at the end Ola newspaper report
of fire, we real the word, " No Insur
ancc," our involuntary feeling is that
the owner had neglected to protect bis
own interest, and is therefore emit ed
to 50 much tho less symparhy for his
loss In eueh ease, however, the
man himself remains to restore, by
diligence aud economy, the properly
destroyed. How much clearly is il lis
business and domestic duty to make
such provision that. when he dies, the
omuous words, 4" No insurance" may
not be rcpoa'cd, as expressive of future
want aud suffering for those whom be
has lett behind. So small is the on lay
required, and 70 extended the time Of
pay mcui, in order to make sure Of a