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, 1869-08-31

Mscerntor1 arc TO be placed In the Cellar Of the
Treasury 1utldlng at Washington, to tc uset iu
,1es1rosins the condemned currency. Ny this
n1enus II will k,c tissulycd into neconstructb!o
rup, Instead Of burned to ashe. a. here iofofe-
At tnak querndc 1t The Sycamore House, In
Ecw Hampshire, , few days ago, the Suesss were
70 admirably disguised .hA! prominent Se~
York tai1toaI King Rpent hall an hour IN gallant
ts one OF LIS own daughters. In ohssfoi leoofsnee
OF who his partner ronld bf.
Tho Pittsburgh Cu,nmtreidf thinks thst coke
n ade from bltumlnous coal tneets every con1ll1oa
| ut ,ee present coal problem, being frce from
| pfunke, fau,t,ets in cnt'nz:lDn whether for Do
| rcktc or manufacturing paffos~n, and carAoie OF
,.,srk Put into matktt n sHsrs ~na'h VIII slwhys
| 1rtur ptthracite u the proper level
Iocs, Observers place the t1um'er Of ft@toft to
thc t1ttnnr tunnel during the pass i9rec mUlths,
| nj sh.tsS. .
7nc fishing seagels ii Srw England Brrear 10 'E
yrrs sntcc<stnl I'm tnar7f Gloucester t"assl
vessel srtttlly, y 0'o pounds Of 6ah wrre aph''e
fur mint III sufficient sna': mid schooner tcrentil
arrived IN tA,rt, htIcr thittf days fishing. VIM
tsH' pounds nt hailbu and n. mn lpunf' Of cod
n'h, Every meusrr ot tho crew receiver sl7S
Lls hhhtr Of thr Ttt'nts .! shc 'ftT. ...
Thr demand tns Ahlatlr wnmrn fof l'aHc f1'
rcses IN t'a,ItutnIa I. tertmlhrihz antne of tn
~nrnt hnrtefA ot the eli ARR All eihtr.traar.
frrrnt wr,trf Hatsi "Wfth,n ihr last twa 3taf
kidnapping has tn, II Hn!us on ~ n fl,pss tflHhlft
rx,tht n ihn Tun4uln i:mrttn. ihn low"
t..eit II qn.tdn. Nith'h t,fe tnisstunaff hlstfr
, ~ thu Tttnt,th trfrirt dtihr HE l..t feRt ~
vumrr t,ere htsarrrarrtt IN nnh catl taY rttrt
l,r+ t,ata tnne Mant u! tkr'r girls Vt" 'alfI
!, il, ;.h,nrar tnt,str +r,p' l" 'tnuH '"ns. aui RI
n p,trfi st thrtn ~ t'stt"tntk, lhh t'hn'.r lrtt
Il | uf1rlhtn STINT thfH fffs ~ th" tnhf n"f'ft'
. tt.t mr. III, ,tlIi,nn ht,''"t"
u 1.,e uas nal kfnnHR Ia nlrfunl ftnf t'En"iA
nj NJ. liz Ia tnts, ut Inhr rprhitrtt"n nne te~ rfr-
, 1869-08-31
THE BYRON CONTROVERSY.

-, =
4AA III 2on CohlAoVEAsY.
lie controversy growing att uf Mrs.
et"w"s publication ii Indy Ilysnn'H secret
fhg's "7'h Kr""t si"'"ntc. nud VIC arc Hur-
rfl8ed !" HUI No inniay public Journals
fa1'onslnH thu Hian VI x,r.l Byron, mud nt :
tnrk'ng Loth MrS. Stowe rm,l bur informant,
1he Two ptn1'.H i'll ttisIrsto nre: Firat,
Whcther thu slnryis trnu; Beculnl, whether,
II il he true. 1t witrc wisg Il, ,rll,lsh il, Tho
n'ost indecent attack ,,ur Mrs, st,we
we reE1-t ~ Gnu in thc cul;Enns uf tho
f"t7HH'~"f, n He7'i-r'ligruss ;nirnnl, III
which s't,c IT hct nnwl attracf-,r ,,,,ycln
we're oriE.1nt|y IniE Ii~l,."i. Thu fajrpst
a11rerHo rsiarIrn. we ,,nv" an"'f il Tint of
tho Nrw f"ts ,h"rhW y f'mWsr',' fto
fn,fjnH'Lnt nh}c inutt.ing tirrslIv In
| Hnccns ngai,lpl Lady Nyi"n MI. Mrs Stowe,
Inns i,o word II ,''t'tlefahnsi'n for I~,tl
lFr''H, W)r', II WI know hnslhlH! N hin
lls',,fy, IN viii ri, hy 1H'nantf nnt Tin
nra,rM frlrn,t&, -.ln lin,, n hy,r,oFItr, II
ih'e,tts.t, ntnl h'tot li,c ,nt4l t,o;,ayt,i
s"r""'' sf my literary ""i''"hr" IN Inn1nrI.
thurs. |! w"&,'h.snt*'it tint ct,tm'n u,i,ls uf
eN<"Ht" "1't WI f'I"'"'Jis"". tHh lHHl
A7'h'Hir" ~hH n'la'lrtal tim "ti'''~ M" do
IRE" mere t'a''ta'n"' a'"r Tint "hrls IL !aill
" Ills rlMrBo nt 1,fr"n: b'll nn ll@ wliItn
ne c.,nnale7 thu lntt sr IN l,ayt i'aan tim
lut'st itnl'"rAi. I'M 'n'1 he"Ftla4s. and Tim
ana't snl'r'"'y N iflhi4 Individual II Ill" att
1lnl8 vi literature, Tfert IA 1lntElng in his
career wlIieh stA1ls M ,rii4a ft.I, evidence
tlIat he WIN u.A cnln ,tlr Of the crime nlle},ed
ht'inst hul.. This iLe a""ra'i # E"m-
"'Fs HFtaR W ailh H. Mtnoubn u argues
llmt ihe crime IL su / nonstrous aud .n gull
t'nry H. natE1e tint VIC aro bo,,rt in ro-
l''srr 1r*'i~ t~fu'" "" 'p'H"ns tc boliaro
thns hi'ye"'y Inns hea II II snl'y III IT,
It Ia pot I" l.e Rr.ll"Hed. III the ftrH
place. that Mrs He'' ''e 'o'e't"l Til" stt'rs
hef "''1' "e''"'',' "'A HHa'''",''8 s's 40 III"
'''' ,.,,t ,t ~
'''.h ~" INV" ea'e!'"a ~ '"o "'''" Vaf"
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IVY '"'. ~ :. ,'.',. ' Wv" ~ ''".,''
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u.,,,lI md ,1tnjbt fruI, ihnt htI,,rj,,uN crin,c
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, NJ ,An,, ~ I.,r,
..,,,,, i, a,,a =, ,vho,,, t,,o ..o..,, ~,
nsI., =, ~, .:.na tho xan,r,;Ir 90,
: con'l''eu III tue ttne .ne sepa'''aen 700
a..,o, ,na bo ~, 4n,, ,,ha,hor ,,is "a =,
= -..,.' 49,. tha, .,o. oonsao1 =, h;r, =. :,
l. aAtne hIoly hA1a1 "@na Gt1!Aocu ~ A4tAA Ill L
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VIA @ .sr ,rtia -. .t 90 gAt ~ c!es III ;pu!
snw.L IT, ;hc tIsrrs-, -. - r.ntt IT. ", =" III, lAt
i11s,ntcr rrwf.i il, Itnrrnri 'e', :; nMU :,
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- -. H., a.. a.H.ut w a. :. !,eS -
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%nrt Crrw ums IN II Tius Ian s " fotn,t NV !ia a.;
rcarneI thc uual lnyIn" frnrrnt. r. ,n f"at
ffn Inttnr nhnT ,rorn,.rt n, .nnL -" H s.sH
~ M. tnat ,r,.. ' H. II, .,' 80. ictt,
=, " ~. M"te .ua,l IL thsll etEIlfn!"I+ IAua,
~, nu" plahf M nH !Inn s!is "imre Cach!atloo, rhiet
~, o.s IN. , sSrny y Hl.!e n9nf1nR. inat th'
NV trtbp ,i,n, ttn u nn,y ~ 'rnK ,. u'E." ~ ~
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..SG =. w. H., ~ v, ~, H y tHe seGon MaA Hca
T.. ~ t!an !Hnt VI tne u11of4 sLeH. !els nor tneso.
. !oie. ltAnonan!n ~ 's!ltTn tnat. naa inc course
@ 80 - ohc' t"c AaF'afl po's "ouid 1lafe
'oAI ''' f..'.,tst T., ~, ~. r,rL t,.u,t,
fro. IN i,S1 -, = = .nn,i,,..' ,",s> "e."..' @ -
,,t wy ~'""M " .snSt'.al! Hl'ty "ns !est VI
!hc !aee, fee!tlcs "hAt "aa ect patal'le bl Eng
lA,H1.
Ivy .sss p'ass* 70 sss ~ snee were taSen "
sit tns .I . sn1tL y, 1'iv nns!aa t tae.t ta
uaa, ~, "s 80, ~ ,,Es su :" t .n!A
. nti ra y u. n..'cts.i' "" mtlt Floa.
l'tui u 1AH'llIaEIFllItH hl[H+ SH4H " utni An1
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A New s'utl1r t1lsrn.e In Mn san fltt /.
Arf@4s

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4 hrw reit,s h'srHtr hhs htreatrd tn HhroFs.
ttx1 ntIt ttr HriFhtHfir4 lHsH4 1tn Mrslh,fn
fk"tnttEJ< hss tHI' statrHrn! ti tta tnantlrsth.
inns. ffrr ~tlr't II httrnfA that Il II mt Flrusn
3r+ni1lntstk ftHtN n }stf.rt"1ffHt examination
III uht 1T IT" nts.lnsl.. Il nrrratrA ,ha, Inn
rshrakl arI~a'riun IT ih~ lungs rns ihn, nj
trHf'hi hut, III cutting lntr thrtF tnhst7nrr,
$50 htrrt''-' tHlas NHte fh,f'f 10 hr H!lrd
sis, .t'" thfrntt lftH ~nftra. ~ nutHrfu,ts
n-' +" It'sirhns thrsn lnssa lhtrlghr'h
= i: ii tins trtftrf Preparation istrits-
itt - .tttps ftsrtt1fin hrr 1hitr tAFra1
~. ir'h I1'I ssArtI.tR frnni hf.e ~ tfrH ththrs
t" .+ri w"i He, hll fnfrt.s rrf!n'+r1u'th1S Init,
II, .n .,.,r5 u thr tn,sre ns. ihayrr, nE
ftnnf1 tnfrr''n, tna,fr tht t+n.nt-
n tthr sf!uras" ls fA!s IN thl4 rtrIIntfg
T.. ~. -. rhe rasn i!ttr.ufnfr. 1hrt" At+
, ,rxt, ~ attir nlIrrse'l. Y" s,"aH!'~ e'ttfs~
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,,.r pi.~. ii OF r. teeUtuutnte.l,
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"",'','"s ,,"'', l"'''', discriminating lnls''
' ~ I'm" R1,"" WIN tue lt'A''"At l's'N-
..o"' "i1sttt, tl"t'ss !tsittH", II sHst III t!ie
I'"N"' o! reerH, nn' bIessel will good
,,.. @ a' rn'V',,!a n' '''t'''''"a' Rt'H 'ot
li',"',' i''"g's it''H 'hn "ofAf f'csa
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i'.l"a ,', ".em 10 "iis'isar if'ni tl'ei', hna
.t,,, - i. ~, ill.,, "n" n"", 't"t.' ''l1 ,''4'
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.'t i'stun'' the"e weir th' shrts kh'wn
!" i"fa eiHea'tlnr nli"'. h"ftunRitt h,a ''tills
trs't trs' ~ W" task 1T tlin*|sihR III" t'n''-
'tr NJ pa! l'"sk''H l"tti"t.Flr iti"'' s'lsh H.
hatt't:
MI" h|"ns htda.t~tlF lan"ltIlltaa M
h''W ~ t'"'f""e'''t '"t t"s'"Flt" "t"'N ft,a
."ss',s s"'''l'"t',d. v W" 'h"''ttHr' ''",sFsH'
"" @'o'''''ss: "a a'mH '"t Hh"t " "
| I"as"d " italy III H'NsllfHfh saa{laat4!'la
'"t"tsaua, t'"t "" l"dNa lint WI" ''s"x"'
"FeA'''o oo''hs h"' 'l"sa E'''''n ''t " IT,"
h'"1!lh"', a''E h'tA ''o' natl NFh@ WIN Hjrhl
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ruturr 10 Mptttatn 1slnaH tltae tts Rtess FnrTn
i,rt kctwrctl the tnntth fltlntR gl ths aftf nl'e
fam ntns! aud shs ynts ff!nnh ~ sn9 " H., }'r%
iniisA Ti,r int 'atns lhr ln-ifn ttsrt II rnnftr
vnn4 have r.s '..aurf s tr s., u;s y" ths M
atsa' T rhsi rrts, %i - nr n1nnar eG @ II
IT, c.sF .,r II. II, n,ft 'hsn IL: i.
;St IT, s,rT, ssts s H. n GILL cas nv rc s'' q ''
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!"la III, II ,HtClta sih le T"s;1 MA II. cttsa
llal " tlr5 iseW tut!!a ltAtG lEAlAsgt htasuE thu
narF Ihnl!9a ieaf Vt = talIistuu. II hllh msa tho
Il" G1rr, s''tin thn',3l"E aat welt sA5sa M!iles
III 1t.sih fsutt tho Hartar1 1s'4l hah 10 ~ pt
lnes nE 11,trI tttt, IN Gltcsa nf xsI fCst. THld
EliAl atI.AlIugr haii Tho n1flrh clrw tLfplaAuut
twtl'r scfehlttl!s I'll llraia1 thFet.!tTttsDf thu
ruIlfse.
IHl, As u very tria. The fcbsi1er NJ tho colDfsH
wns ht*, rurff, md ihia fi!na ltI favnt AZ lhn
lIHIl's Hem! thc point 10 which tts preceding
tAeI1htl"n WIN natlrl 10 thu Roal IL IhseguArters
Of = mile, ur A,pGn frct. Again assuming That tho
Nxtott crew rnreh r1ae,1r thu tut distance, ltc
ltGrrAt1l crrH hat 10 row fth, feet trsA. 1E 3EAx
irct. Striking tho baiautc gives tho following
i1''s. Of distance OF 1iarran, over o1-
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t1ht NJ thr tlat,nsr rtrn. IN frr1tHp'1fnR tt'n
tesI ~ ttrr fAfr tI frintttr III ths my. sIhfts
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itsx tt,,tt trtetr AMI ufsnR tie t*r tnan'tratr't
tl.rl r,t.i strutfa1t when ttsf l'at frafhr'l thH
fa,n,, Mt1t%, nj eHEh tlH.r ltat'ntt *H' trHtltH
ly tttnt'hng MR. lrngfh t'sHIt'"Ha dli I'M if1ll
win yl,l,fr tikr hia arcna'"tt'si td+~t, n1'i
ns,.S nnt nrr,t,j4nt+{f aster IhH signal F.u sfi-
nurrtftv t,e trrinif., ~ fl" mr. hr s'arrefri
nn,t ,rt ln,. a, y. "n!t t.,rh ,'",n fnIf'nF ~ rf
nt., d!srtIr H. ~as tt~ rnnsr, and hsi iInt!iIs the
Fnr+ .ttis!r eec, III thr decreased eietd III slt.
trnt. a.
knte rtntHrt mini nj hht'ns n we+kt t!tne. Tt@
t,.tti- tatt,'1y sFttrl tn thh ttnrhtI'tsn, II II,
tnwrrtf, r'n1.rt II rttHt u'"tttsnt{ ~hrth*f
trrtt1 III fhst tHrtt i'll l,t snrt4ssfHl
rrttrra t4ftri 4ff'tH.
~ ttttteilcr ~ itt~ isaEt VI thr t'lrtse tlnGl
The New York herald., 1869-05-07
MAYORS OFFICE.

Among the many cases Of interest which came
before Marshal Tooker yesterday was one preferred
by man named John Reilly. John, it appears from
the statement made by him, was thoroughly educ
Gated the subject OF poisons but despite his dee
research and profound eruditon, he Is now engaged
as labOrer ON the Boulevard. John knew that
people Wanted 20 poison him. but he kept hih
lunch close to his heart under his waistcOat. Unc
fortunately few days since, he neglected this wise
precauton and left the lunch IN his overcOat pockets
When he was about TO eat his lunch he found 1t eng
tirey covered with strychnine. Now, in the Old
Country nobody can get any poison except maQisf
trats, and John knew, therefore, that the COmmis4
soners themselves must have procured the pOsOQ
to see into the matter. Marshal Tooker ascertained
from MIR. Reilly that he had been out OF his head e
little while but 1t was with fever and he had beeG
badly beaten the day he handed, some years agO$
The Marshal assured Mr. Reilly that he would lOOM
after the commissioners in regard TO the pOl5oningS
BOGUS INTELLIGENCE OFFICES
again brought into notice by several complaints
against the establishment OF H. Clay Kallmeyer, NOS
lSg Grand street. The business Is conducted undek
the firm name OF II. Clay Co. and has been fOundf
successfully at No. Centre street. No. So Nassau
street and No. ls9 Grand street. An establishmen1
ut No. 81 Greenwich avenue. kept by man name6
Cox who was 'roped" INTO the business by pers0ng
named Van WAGNER was Overhauled on complainf
Of olicer Sands by direction OF Justice Ledwith and
the license for the office revoked by the Marshal}
mode OF operations brought himself under the ban OF
got Cox TO take out the license and he dl the bust.
The New York herald., 1869-05-07
yEWBURG.

ASCENSION DAy.--Tbe Church festival OF The
Ascension was generally observed yesterday among
the Catholics and Episcopaians OF this city. In 81
PatricI's church mass was celebrated by Rev.
Father Prendergast at SIX O'Clock yesterday
morning, and, at haf-past ten, high mass.
Both these services were largely attended.
At the latter OF them the choir rendered with
taste and effectiveness Concone's Mass In r. An
address appropriate tn the day and the occasion
delivered by Rev. Father Prendergast. In the even
ing the usual service for children was held. In ~.
Georges and 81. Pauls Episcopal churches services
were held mt half-past ten O'Clock A. NJ. sermons
on the ascension OF Christ were delivered by Rev.
DR.. Applegate and Rev. DIR. Irving, rectors respect
lively Of the two churches The results Moving to the
Church from the OF Christ TO His Father were
descanted upon. These services were not very nu-
merousy attended. In the afternoon the sunday
school Of 81. Georges church gave full chora
service
ITEMS IN BRIEF.-The police reports show that
sxtyfour arrests made in this city during the
month OF April. In the same period the cI,y lodged
ninety vagrants
The Catholics Of Newburg are indignant ut
composed entirely OF Protcstants, 10 employ a
Catholic lady, who had applied for a situation
M teacher IN the public schools The Catholics
support school Of their own. In which about six
hundred children are taught. In addition To the
expense OF maintaining tins school they are called
upon 10 pay taxes for the support OF the public
schools This they with some show OF Justice claim
to he unfair, and they propose exert themselves
10 obtain the repeal Of the Newburg school law and
To bring about the passage OF n law providing FOR
IN equitable division Of the school moneys. Very
few Of the children OF Catholics attend the public
schools Of this city.
The annual report of the health oflcer shows thai
there were 36s deaths In the city last year,
The New York herald., 1869-05-07
FREE TRADE.


The Third Union Cooperative Society met last
evening their hail. No. 24 Bowery TO listen to an
address by Professor Perry the Massachusetts Free
Trade champion, on Free Trade and how it will
benent the Norkingman.m
A tolerable attendance was put In by the mem.
bers ana after the meeting had been called to order
Professor Perry commenced by aluding to the op-
prcssive hours that laboring men were obliged to
work without corresponding remuneration. The
wages OF the laborug were not, he said.
satisfactory In anv sense, and tins was one OF
the evils resulting from the odious system
Of protective tarins, Me very name OF which sug.
gests species Of feuda tyranny tbaf was FIRST prac-
nced by a barbarous and unettered people, when
the savages Of Tartfa originally undertook to extort
payment OF duties from the Moorish traders. The
causes that operate to force poor wages ne said
can be reduced to two simple stateInents-First the
debasement Of the currency, and secondly the re-
strict,ons on commerce. finder the nrsf heal the
Professor repeated the well-knOwn arguments show
ing the necessity OF an early return 10 real and
solid money basis where the daily fluctuations con-
sequent upon wars and rumors OF wars would not
drive their nails into The poor mans conn.
ton that subsists between The workIngman ana
the commerce of tue country; to the influence
Il had upon their rents, making the cost OF hiring
even tenantabe quarters great burden to the poor
IN the past few wears the fearful enormity of tas
evil had been daily assuming larger proportions,
until now II was well nigh insupportable. In this
wealth OF mansions, IN this city OF marble palaces
In ths metropolis OF Injuries; here, where the fabu.
Ions productions OF the East where the costly iatu.
ties of the south fnd market, the poor man had
scarcely decent place 70 lay HIS head. The rich
revelled, while the poor suffered The ricn grew
richer, and the poor poorer Nc asked Shall this CON
tinueS Shall these injurious effects Of an unwisc
law, passed by mistaken body Of legislators,
the very vitals OF the body polltlc}
Shall Protection he given more r0pes Or shall we
set about to correct this abuse which does not stop
here hut enters into the high price Of fuel which
augmeute the price Of food and makes exorbitsnt
the price Of every article Of olohingS Free Trade
is the solution; n Ia the remedy at hand awaiting
application, and the day IN near its dawn when this
dark cloud that has hung over the political destnies
pass away, and then IN the broad noon day OF nee
exchanges prosperity wili Wilt every portion Of the
community
The New York herald., 1869-05-07
LONG ISLAND.

ARREST OF ALLEGED HORSE TnIEvEs.-On We'd
nesday afternoon stephen clifford was arraigned
before Justice Snedeker, at Jamaica, on charge
OF having stolen a horse and wagon from the
premises OF Mr.. Henry s. Lott, at Woodhaven,
Queens county, on Monday night last. The stolen
property was missed short time after it was
taken by the thief, when Mr.. Lott placed the mat
ter in charge Of detective William Manu. OF the
Metropolitan Police, who succeeded In arresting The
thief in Mott street. together with the stolen pro-
perty. Only few hours intervened between the
robbery and the time OF his capture, SO closely was
he followed up. He was committed to the county
jail On Tuesday night the stable Of MI. Wood, at
Comac, Snf10k county, was broken open and a valu-
able horse stolen therefrOn. The thief then stole
wagon from the same premises, with which he left.
On the following morning search was made for the
FarminRdae, with the horse and wagon in his
possession.
The New York herald., 1869-05-07
HAvERSTRAW.

TuE BRlcSaAKERs' srRIxE.--The strike Of the
Baverstraw brickmakers for fewer hours Of labor
continues. ON Wednesday the agents who had
been sent by the proprIetors OF the yards to
Canada for the purpose OF hiring laborers
10 replace the strikers returned, bringing with them
seventy-fve men, These were set at work nj once,
but In the course Of the day body OF the strikers
paid them visit and succeeded IN "buying them
on" The Kanucks IN consequence OF this arrange.
ment threw down their tools and refused 10 WORK
any longer. 1hey subsequently departed for some
situation The employers, however, expect several
hundred other French Canadians to arrive some time
this week. and they hope 20 he able 18th these 10 sci
their yards IN operation again. The strike has
lasted about three weeks, and the negative
l0ss TO the seventy or eighty manufacturers
at the present high quotations OF brick has inn
mense. AZ may be Inferred, business IN the little
village OF WARREN which s situated In the heart uf
the brick making district is fearfully duu. The
strikers have thus far refraned rom committing
deeds OF violence. though bloody threats have not
been wanting Many M those who len the pAscs "
The New York herald., 1869-05-07
KINGSTON.

THE CANAL BREAH.-rhe Delaware anu Hudson
Canal Company paid $12, 600 for repairing the recent
break al Port Jervis.
DECORATION DAy.--Tbe returned officers Of the
Ulster county regiments are making extensive ar.
rangements for strewing flowers the graves Of
their dead comrades on Sunday, May 80.
TROUT.-The Beaverkill Lackawack and Shanda-
ken streams abound with trout this season, ana
disciples lzaak Walton are arriving from abroad
daily. Many fine messes have already been caught.
SHOCKING DEATH.--A man named James Decker,
employed on the Delaware and Hudson Canal, was
killed IN terrible manner last week. He had mold
OF windass crank when passing boat struck il,
driving the crank through his skull lie lived about
fve hours.
The New York herald., 1869-05-07
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

4 stated monthly meeting OF the Amer lean Inst.
tute was held last evening at It's the Cooper
Building. Ir. WIN. Hibbard was In the chair and
Mr.. John W. Chambers orriciated as secretary After
the reading OF the minutes OF the last meeting which
were approved. Mt. Charles r. Burd. from the Com
mlttcc on the Admission OF Members, submitted the
names NJ thilteen candidates which had been ap.
proved by them. ballot was had. aud four. anus
OF the members voting IN favor, the candidates were
duly elected members. report irom the trustees
wasicad. appointing Mr. James H. whitney Professor
OF Agricultural chemistry; also reporting that they
had authorized the Finance Committee 10 purchase
5000 IN United Staica bvetwen,y registered bonds,
AMI authorizing tho execution OF the lease of the
Empire skating Rlnk for the months OF September
anu October, engaEed bv the Board OF Managers for
the general exhibition OF the Institute next autumn
MI. Adriance, from the Finance COMMITTEE sub
mittej the quarterly report of that committee show
Ing the expenditures Tor the three months ending
April 80 10 bc f2,1a2 and also the purchase Of $s00o
United states 1vetwenty registered bonds, costing
tall0 leaving balance IN the Treasury ON that day
Of 4l,Oe. Nj. FinneI the reporter VI the Poly
technlc Aesocisuon, was voted q salary of $3.50 fQr
reporting The meetings Of that section 0f the Inst
tute alter which the iostjtute adjourned.