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The New York herald., 1869-09-07

Trades Unions and Union with Labor In
Amerlca.
LONDON, Sept g. 1850.
The London Times. In an editorial on the Dc.
mands Of labor, says the rapid spread OF the
falacies Of the trades unlonists Is deserving
Of more than mere attention. The unions
will flourish, and associations for mutna
assurance and as organizations for supporting
the bargains Of individual laborers they serve USE
full purposes. But In molesting non.members they
violate freedom in way which the State cannot
tolerate. 1t is essential not to abolish the Unions
but to convince their members Of the errors they
have embraced.
The London Star, In an article on the National
Labor Convention at Philadelphia, thinks transat-
lantic labor movements now more than ever de-
serve to be watched and studied by enlightened men
Of all CQuntIiea.
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SOMEWHAT UNFoRrUNATE-The Illness of
bis charming wife, In consequence of which
Vice President Colfax is detained among the
Yosemite cliffs and ohasms of California.
These scenes are among the most wonderful
IN the world, but they are too far away from
''the white settlements" to be admired by
sick woman. We hope soon to hear, however,
that Mrs. Colfax is out again and with Mr.
Colfax, on her way rejoicing.
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TERRIBLE CALAMITY.
Fire i'm q Coal Mine at Ply
mouth, Pa.
Over Two Hundred Persons in the
Mine Suff0cated.

SCRANTON. Pa, Sept. Q. 1862
There Is great excitement here In consequence of
the burning Of ''coal breaker" at the Arondale
mime in Plymouth. about twenty miles south OF this
city. There are 2Ol men and boys In the mine, and
the shaft, which u their only means for escape, Is
choked by forty feet OF burning coal and rubbish.
Ventilation is totally stopped, and there are great
fears that somo not all, will be sunocated.
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UTAH..

Robbery Of Wells, Fargo & Oo.'s Express BY
Highwaymon.
CHICAGO. Sept. 9, 1869.
Wells, Fargo Co.'s coach, which left Helena,
Montana, August 20, was robbed by highwaymen at
Maade station. In Utah Territory. on the night of
the Slst OF nearly $4,000 In gold. The passengers
were not moested, and Dy that reason some $40 600
escaped the clutches OF the robbers. large force
OF men lett O0rinne on the lst inst In pursuit. or the
marauderB.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship China will leave this
port on wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post Otiios
ct haf.past six O'Clock that morning.
The NEW YORK HERALD-EditiOn for Europe-wtu
be ready at six O'CLOCK.
Persons wishing to have copies mailed to their
friends can leave their orders with the cerk In the
counting room OF the HERALD on Tuesday.
single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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French Bulletins.

French Bulletins.
PARIS, Sept Q, 1860.
La Presse reports that the Emperor kept his bed
yesterday ana received the Empress and the Prince
Imperial only during the day. but adds that the con.
dition OF the Emperor ls not considered worse.
lie Puoltc says the Emperor did not 60 out yes
terday and his physicians counsel him to avoid fa-
tigue.
PARIS, Sept. 9, 1865 P. M.
The oficial journals this afternoon declare that
the Emperor's condition is not alarming.
Effect on the BOurse.
PARIS, Sept. 8, 1862
The bourse is excited. Rentes opened to-day at
seventy francs thrty.ave oentmes, a heavy decline
since Saturday night,
TO day the Commissionaire Of the bourse. In order
to alay the excitement publicly announced that the
health OF the Emperor was satisfactory.
The Latest Report.
PARIS, Sept, Gil P. M.
The Emperor is better tonight.
The Senatus Consultum Adopted.
PARIS. September Q, 1889.
The Senate to-day adopted the Senatus Consultt,,e
by q vote OF 134 alternatives to negatives.
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PENNS YLVANiA.


Tho Philadelphia Contested Election Gases.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9, 1859.
Argument was commenced to-day In the great oon-
tested election case before the Court OF Common
Pleas, involving all the on1cers OF the municipal
government who received certificates last October.
The evidence taken ills 1000 pages and the argu.
ongsr decision Nv viii Ioa not BE- % given before uU tSs
close Of the month.
r. the Garter murder case have
death st the hands OF Joseph Snyder.
Messrs. Earle q Sons have given $500 to the widow
Of A. H. Hopple the fireman who was killed In their
store.
Tho Wator Famine Ended-A Welcome Rain
Storm.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 8. 1860.
A rain storm from the northeast commenced at
seven O'Clock this evening. The fall has not been
copious as yet, but 1t u hoped it will afreot the
schuylkill river and put the water works In good
condition.
The fre steamer John Fuller. Of New York, char.
Schuylkill into the Falrmount reservoir. arrived
here thus morning, and Will go into service t0mor-
row.
Tho State Scnntorship in tho Northumberland
District.
NORTHUMBERLAND, Sept. O. 1862
The contest for the democratic nomination for
State Senator for the district composed OF Northum
berland Montour, Sullivan and Columbia counties
has been very lively. On the two hundred
and SEVENTEEN ballot Thomas Chalfant, ed.
itor Of the Danville Intenioenoer, received
from Northumberland, and Montour and McMinch,
OF Columbia, voting for him. Immediately on the
result being announced wilmington, OF Northum
berland, who had been voting for Chalfant on that
and previous ballots, wished to reconsider mis- VOTE
A stormy time ensued, and Chalfant and his dele
gates left in disgust; after which the remaining
delegates nominated Charles r. Buckalew.
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there was Niblo's. It was monkey show
then, too, and little boys pceped through the
ohinks Of the board fence for glimpse. 1t
was long after that the Ravels aourished on
that site in real theatre. OF Sunday even
ing you might see all New York promenading
to the Battery down the west side Of Broad
way. Willis memorized some of the points OF
the promenade ip one of his "city lyrics -
On up by st. Pauls ana the Astor-
Religion seems very tll-planned
For one day you list to the pastor,
The sermon may dwell on the future,
The organ your pulses may calm,
When pest that remembered cachucha,
Upsets both the sermon and psalm.
Yes, the "Oachucha," for Fanny Elssler
was having greater success in the introduction
of her art than Palmo in his. But, then, was
she not advised by the chivalrio Wikoff, whose
rare tact told how to coach the public taste
Palm0s theatre became better known to the
public as Burton's, and Burton, old Blake,
George Holland, John Brougham and others
passed away, and still remaining lights blazed
there. 1t begot host of successors. One of
the more splendid of these was also built for
fhe Italian opera. Its walls now enclose the
Mercantile Library-Macready's playing there
was the occasion Of the Astor Place riot and
We could give the name of another journalist
who was ganein enough to creep through the
hole that the mob battered In the Eighth street
door, and who consequently saw the play as
Daniel did the lions-without its costing him a
cent. How many theatres came up among us
and went down, too, during the old age Of our
little tmpresari0. What mushrooms they
pre-these theatresl Fancy some one telling
Palmo, then IN Chambers street, that twenty
dve years later man would build an immensely
Rner opera house than his on the corner Of
Twenty-third street and Eighth avenue, and
that 1t would be one of thirty theatres in the
oity. How he would have laughed-a little,
quiet gentle laugh. 1t Is the ignis .fatuus
Of theatrical capitalists this Italian opera, for
chat out-of-town one is failure, too. Failure
goes through the chapter. One man was
likely to enrich himself, but he linked his for
funes In an evil hour with the great humbug-
ger, and he is gone too.
The New York herald., 1869-09-07
ARMY INIELlHENCf.

The following instructions from the War Depart
ment are published for the information aud guid-
ance Of all concerned:-
When ordnance stores have been condemned by
an Inspector and recommended to be sold or dropped
as worthless they Will In all cases be broken up and
dropped after 1t shall have been ascertained that
they cannot be sold at places where they may be,
and that they are not worth the cost of transp0ra
tisn the nearest arsenal.
The New York herald., 1869-09-07
TURKEY.

Relations with tho viceroy Of Egypt.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. Sept. 8, 1869.
Tho Khedive has telegraphed his assent to the
Vziers second letter. relative the negotiation OF
loans without the consent OF the Sublime Porte.
LONDON, Sept. g. 1859.
later despatch than the above. just received.
states that the Khedve has left Alexandria for Con-
stantnOple.
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The StOwe.ByrOn Story.
LONDON, sept g. 1850.
The London Telegraph reviews ohron0logically
Mrs. Stoves article on Lord and Lady Byron to-day
1t says the subject Is too painful to discuss. It re-
CARDS the publication the result Of tndiscretton
on the part Of Mrs. stowe and the publishers.
The New York herald., 1869-09-07
GERMANY.

News From France, and a Panic.
(we associated Press are in receipt Of the follow
ing cable despatch, addressed to private party In
this city yesterday
LONDON, Sept. ca M.
There is panic In Germany on account of the re.
cept OF bad news from France.
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dinal Cullens Thanksgiviug-The Political
Prtsouern.
FRANCE.

NapOleOn's Health-Hls Majesty in q Feeble
COndition-EnsIish Reports.
TnNDON. Sept q, 1909.
The condition OF Napoleons health commands
universal attention. The most reliable reports
received from Paris in this city to-day represent
the health Of his Majesty the Emperor unatered.
and not improved He has been quite weak during
couple OF days past and not In sunlcient strength
or tone to attend to business OF any sort.
This believe to be the exact situation, despite
any statement to the contrary.
The New York herald., 1869-09-07
SENATOR FESSENDEN.

PORTLAND. Me-. Sept. Q, 1869.
Senator Fessenden continues about the same as
during last night.
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ASSASSINATION IN PHILADELPHIA.

Revenue Omccr Shot by Two Men in a
Store ON Front Street at Noon Yesterday
Escape Of tho Assassins.
From the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, Sept. O.
s nns Sqes oeS ss SSa svs I
enue Qilicer James J. Brooks, at half-past twelve
GclO;t entered tSs or sprs q Mr.
ysrsation Win thS soh q Mr: Mr. f5 Keenan,, when hen
%cocsa wS %sa ssns name VIII nS e s sSs .e e$
BROOKS x1 standing with niS right side to- towards
s %ns ssSs pusd ars. nv Sgsp e.:
passing i'd under Mr. BEoSSs' right sh3sIder blade
ana Lodging sSSTne p, sst fS Assassin
psS sSs dsyY sgS p'Iss ,as a ssR ss$
@ sns they vsn 81 SnS e eSS sna uS Snd nss sGnr e
were standing, and noticing the immoderate speed
did INT not At that time Know d the occurrence The
ans 0so st. on1 sS
cao~S H street o S rsn ana down that thorough.
Bro Brooks lying IN a critical situation. Obtaining az.
sstance, he conveyed the wounded man TO his rest
s
Will die, as nennorrhages have already get IN.
MIR. Brooks did not know either Of the men who
0S4QSSlu8L6O ulLu pup kuoIo ID poolSViy huy uOuut
that they are In some way or other connected with
the Illicit whiskey dealers, 70 whom Mr., Brooks has
caused considerable trouble during the past several
years. 49,
Detective Tyron but there Is scarcely possibility
OF their escaping, as the cab was being driven at
a frQhtfu speed up st. John street, causing the
greatest commotion among the residents living on
thai street.
A Reward OF Five thousand Dollars Offered
for the Arrest and Conviction Of the Assas-
sins. - - .
United states District Attorney Valentine states
that reward Of $4,000 viii be paid for the arrest
and conviction OF the assassins Of Revenue Oniccr
Brooks.
The parties were pursued az far as Fairnlount
Park, where they were lost sight Of 1t is believed
tina deed was committed by hired assassins. Mr..
Brooks was unable to recognize his assailants.
Mr.. Brooks was appointed government detective
to prevent Illicit distllation, and the assault was
Undoubtedly In revenge Of his successful efforts in
deteoting ffauds.
directed his ocers to take steps for the arrest OF
Mr. Brooks is still alive, but the nature Of his
wound renders his condition critical.
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Wreck Of the Bark Ezra ON BOdy's IsIand-
Six Lives Lost.


Tho following is FROM KtcnmOnQ:-
There is another marine disaster reported at Nor.
folk. On Tuesday night last the Ezra, bound from
Liverpool to Baltimore. went ashore on the north
running at the time sf the disaster, but
the ship being closely reefed was not making more
than five or six knots an hour. The captain b ad
given orders to take the soundngs at twelve. mid
night, but the vessel grounded among the breakers
at eleven p. M. The second mate was on watch;
bus. having been taken SICK he went below, leaving
the vessel IN charge of seaman with orders to call
the captain II necessary. She had drifted
southery far out Of her course, and
when she struck on tho outer bar of
the island the greatest confusion occurred
on board. All the boats were at once hOisted out
and ell hands abandoned the ship, which they ex.
pected would soon go to pieces among the breakers.
In the endeavor to these t#o Of the boats con.
tanning Captain Hairless his wife and the irst mate,
peTsons We're a lost, e other boats wi with sSs s
remainder Of the ships grew were successful in
reaching the shore, aud they at once sent news OF
the wreck to Norfolk. A wrecking vessel was at
once despatched to the assistance Of the Ship which
It is thought will be total loss, She left Norfolk
about four months SINCE for Liverpool and was on
her return trip with an assorted cargo.
The New York herald., 1869-09-07

A,-Burnett's Flerimeii an Exquisite Per.
fume resembling fresh ordors Of bouQust Has
equal and IL for sale by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1869-09-07
Fire in the Auburn Prison.

AUBURN, Sept 8, 1889.
fire occurred in Auburn Prison at three O'Clock
this morning, which destroyed the lumber sheds and
storehouses Of the hame and tool shops. A. How.
land Co.'s. tool contractors loss Is S0 900; par
TALLY insured. Hayden Letchworth's, hame con-
tractors, loss is about $4,000. The State loss is
small.
The New York herald., 1869-09-07
THE NEW DOMINION.

The Case Of the steamer Hornot-DerartuRo
of the British and French Admlrals from
Nova Scotia.
HALIFAX, sept. q 1900.
The steamer Hornet s dschargng GOAL. No oous
traband goods have as yet Oeen found on board.
Her officers appear quite easy about the matter and
say that somebody will have to pay handsomely fer
the detention of the vessel It ia said that the Spa4
ish Consul has given the customs authorities DONG
Of indemnity. xsl
Royal Alfred left on Saturday In the Reven9e f0&
England. The French Admiral. Mequet, also LETT "
his ship the Seranus, for France. =
The revenue OF the Domlnion, August l. was
$3S9, ,27o; expenditures, $737,SS7.
The New York herald., 1869-09-07

A.-A,-U. 8. Fire Exfipauisher, Same 40
supplied n Y Fire Department Always ready ZOE
Instant use building safe without It. Beware OF WORTH
less Inventions U. 8. Fire Extingusher Company. No.
Dev York.
The New York herald., 1869-09-07

Light rains copmenced failing Ia wilmington, s.
O., last evening, with Q far prospect OF q settled
fpin storm. The Drought has done great damage 70
the lower part Of the State.
The New York herald., 1869-09-07

Beware Of the Eggs which yerrin Lay for
ne years crop. Cleanse your premises thoroughly vita
Lyons Insect Powder and thus prevent the cockr6aches
neas poh. bugs and other vermn frop overu1nng you
with their broods next year. Lyons Powder Will DO n
Nothing else will. Depot 81 Park row. New York.
The New York herald., 1869-09-07
DECLINE IN RENTES.
Attack on Las Tunas, Cuba, by
General Quesada.
HEAVY LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES
Another Large Fire in the Old Burnt
District Of Richmond.
ENGLAND.
A Dearth of News.

A Dearth of News. .
LONDON. Sept. I, 1859.
The news circulating In the city just now Ia mea.
gre and unimportant
The weather to-day ls unsettled.
The New York herald., 1869-09-07

BatcheIor's Hair Dye.-The Rest in the
world The only perfect dye harmless, reliable instAnta
ueous. Factory IL Bond street.i
The New York herald., 1869-09-07
Movements Of Prince Arthur and Governor
Gensral Young.

CT. SVHN1 M d., CVVV' y HooSS
non E. T., Tiiley went with citizens special traiq
to shediac as ten O'Clock this morning to meet
Prince Arthur who viii arrive there to-mos.
row morning. Prince Arthur and suite leo4
Hopewell at halfpast two O'Clock this afternoon and
arrived at Pictou at three O'Clock and embarked On
the English war steamer Dart for Shedlac
Governor General Young and party left on tho
New england for ottawa this morning. via Portland
and Montreal
The New York herald., 1869-09-07

Royal Havaun LOttery.-Prizes Paid IN GQle'
furnished The she rates paid for Douoooas
andall kinda Of 0old and Silver. = = 49,. -
TAYLOR 4 CO, Bankers, l8 Wa isree's W. ts
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SPAIN.
PrupipG the EpiscOpnte,

PruptpG the EpiscOpnte.
.cs, NApgJp, sept, 0, 1850.
A proposition has been made I'd reduce the hierar-
chy Of Spain to I've archbishops and thirty-two
bishops.
The New York herald., 1869-09-07
IRELAND.

Re0rganizing tho Disestablished Church.
ARMAGH-Seat OF the Primacy-Sept g. 1882
The work Of reorganizing the Church is progress.
ing satisfactorily. requisition has been prepared
10 ask his Grace the Archbishop Of Armagh, who is
Primate Of Ireland, to convene lay conference.
The Archbshops of Armagh and Dublin have con-
sequently agreed to convene lay conference which
Will meet in this city in october.
Cardinal Cullen's anksgiviug-The Political
Prisoners.
DUBLIN, Sept. g. 1850.
Cardinal Cullen has ordered prayers Of thanksgiv.
ig to be offered up in the Catholic churches for the
termination Of religious ascendancv in Ireland.
Mr.. Gladstone, iu note which has just been pub.
shed says the pardon OF the Fenians Ia under con-
sideratiOn In the Cabinet.
The New York herald., 1869-09-07

Cherry Peetoral TrOchos arc something news
good and pleasant for cold or sore throat.
The New York herald., 1869-09-07
VIRGINIA..

Great Fire In Richmond-Tho Old Burnt Dis.
trict Reburning-Ioss @115,OOO.
RICHMOND. Sept. g. 1859.
The fre tonight was the most destructive
that has occurred here since the great con-
dagration OF April 1886. 1t occurred on portion
Of the burned district which had been rebuilt
between Gary, Main and Fifteenth Streets and occu-
pied the entire interior Of the square. A large
lumber yard hrst took re, and all tho buildings on
Cary street. In the direction Of which the wind car
ried the names, followed. Then the newly
built stores on the corner Of Fifteenth
and Cary streets caught and the devourng
element was for while raging with power. The
Fire Department exhibited an incompetency that
was surprising in metropolis and but for this an
immense amount of property would have been
saved. At about twelve, midnight the fire had con.
sumed nearly everything oombustlbe In It's vicinity
and the flames began to subside In some degree,
but 1t still ragged with terrific force.
The lumber yard belonging to the firm Of Card
well Co., Massey Harvey's building, Board q
Hlrshs, Charles Hawards. J. W. Cardwelps and two
new vacant stores have been destroyed. Every
square around Is filled with people and property
scattered in every direction, The store oh Fifteenth
must burn and number Of buidinga near it
will suffer to large extent The whole destruction
OF property both real ana personal is estimated at
4176 900. OF which about 430, 900 Is insured In New
York companies, and as far "a now known about
5000 in Richmond company: The lumber, which
made the greatest portion Of tho re, was valued at
about $50, 900. The glare was grand, the country
being Illuminated for miles.
The New York herald., 1869-09-07

| For First Glass Printing of Every Doscrtp.
ton 90 the Metropolitan Job Printing EssaolsnmssW
The New York herald., 1869-09-07

Gouraud,s Oriental Cream, 81 30 Per Bot
dc a Bond strost late 453 Broaaway and dru2gist
The New York herald., 1869-09-07

Just Out-Cherry Pectoral Troche., for 3oIds,
sore throan and bronchitis. For sale oyJoHN = HENkH
No q College place.
The New York herald., 1869-09-07

CristadOrO's Unrivaned Hair Dye.-Sol4
and applied a his wig scalp factory No. Asor House
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-04-02
up the ,serston., and eventually ,h. patient

up the ,ecreuOns, and eventually the patient
sinks and dies.
DIR. sehenck. in his Treatment, does not try "a
stop q cough, night sweats. chills or Fever. NO
move the cause and they will all stop OF their own
accord. No one can be cured OF Consumpuon
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsiaj Catarrh, Canke,
liberated Throat, unless the liver aud ston'Acn
II q person has consumption, OF course the lungs
In some way are diseased either tubercies absctses
bronchial irritation, pleura adhesion or me lung
are mass Of Inflammation and hst decaying. in
| such cases what must be donel IL IL not only the
luny that are wasting, but Ii Is the whole body
Tho stomach and liver have lost their power 10
make blood out OF FOOD. e-,,,.
three medicines, which will bring up tone to the
stomach, the patient will begin To want food, II
will digest easily and make good bloodi then the
patient begins to gain nesh, and as soon Is .nf
up, and the patient gets aeshy and we'll. This IL
the only way 20 cure consumption.
When there Is no lung disease and only Liver
ic and Mandrake Piils are sufiicient, without the
Pulmonic Syrup. Take the Mandrake Pills freely
in all pillious complaints, as they are perfectly
harmless. .r-. . Ed. ...f.--- .
Dr. schenck, who has enjoyed uninterrupted
health for many years past, and now weighs "a
pounds, was wasted away 10 mere skeleton, IN
uhe very last stage OF Pulmonary Consumption
less and abandoned him 70 his fste. lie was cured
by the Aforesaid medicines and since his recovery
many thousands similarly afflicted have used "
Schencks preparations with the same remarkable
success. Full directions accompany each, making
IL not absolutely necessary to personally see Ut
schenck, unless patients wish their lungs examin'
cd and for this purpose he Is professionally at his
Principal ONCE, Philadelphia, every Saturday
where all letters for advice must DO addressed he
Is also professionally nj No. 81 Bond street, New
York, every other Tuesday, and at No. IS, Hanover
street, Boston, every other Wednesday. lie give:
advice free. but for q thorough examination with
his Ilespirometer tho price Is s.. ONCE hours oil
each city from "a. NJ. TO . P. ~
Price OF the PulmOnc Syrup and Seaweed Tonic
each 81 30 per bottle, or $3.50 half dozen. Man
drake Pills q cents a box. u. q. GOODWIN co
d Hanover street. Boston, Wholesale agents. foi
sale by all druggists. iys