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New-York tribune., 1870-01-31
THE CIGAR MAKERS AND TOBACCO DEALERS IN
COUNCIL.


At the meeting of the cigar manufacturers
and tobacco dealers Saturday at the Asor House, to
consider the resolution Of the Congress Committee on
Ways and Means to reduce the tax imported cigars
to a specific Of - pound, the following resolutions
were adopted:
Dereas depressed condition Of the Industrial Interests
connected ~ the country owing largely the
change by the clause introduced into the
Provided
the imported shall be 81 80
pound adj voe and the decline gold
lower Dport fully adequate protect interests
against be iowpced labor other countries In
manufacturing cgarsi therefore be u -, ,
Realized condition OF business
Tariff imported below 81
ner and 6ny ceut al UItorep
souei the proposition reduce the Tariff on cigars nader
sting is against the interest Of the well as
home industry.
Ror,d That earnestly change 10
the Tariff condition all Of Industrial relations
6Ied aud reliable . g.,
sored uney appeal 10 sn parties 10 interest to aid
mscbieyOuS
is 10 the o reduce the TauH
Mr.. James Gallagher of New-HaveD, Mr.. D. Hirsch,
Mr. Helme, the Chairman OF the meeting. and others.
made speeches. deprecatng the action OF the Con-
gress Committee. IL finally resolved TO hold mass
meeting this week, and committee was appointed 10
prepare statistics with regard to the cost OF labor en-
ployed manufacturing cigars in this and other couh
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31

,RYof s.tniy morning 99 amer lingering oes' Ma
VI Alfred aud Maria Arnold Ia the 1876 year
OF her ~
funeral residence Of beF psrents No NV As
at on Tuesday mcrnng. Feb !, at 100 o'clock
PTovideuee aud East Grsrnw!eh papers please eopf'
u,Sos A crnoo staten I..pd FRIDAY nht 2h inst Of water
scarlet fever Lula hlAnt dAusa'et :" " -'
Harry Bags aged year aud taohthA cai,..
residence OF her parents lVansee9se 'sp
ou Mosdsy, 3lst inst, at j p IN
CoLIsson ths 3otb last ssr ODs ns Burnett Cols' 10 Tue
a ss ,ed sals Of fa1 invtei 70 attend The fnnsra
On Taesy irsm tee residence a hs nhee ia0AA'
p,ulsl, cotaer Vi AateI wiAJ.shbT aseA, bDok3a
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31
FATAL RESULT OF cARELEssNEss.

Late on Saturday night carpenter named
John warnermaker for 20 years in the employ OF the
Erie Railroad Company, was run over and instantly
killed at West End. Hudson City, while walking along
fine track Owing to the mlsplacement OF swltcn the
train got on the wrong track while he, thinking that the
switch was right usual had not time to get out OF the
way He was struck by the locomotive ana horribly
mangled The Coroner held an inquest over the remains
Yesterday and verdict In accordance with the crcun
stances was returned.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31
LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. ga resolution was to-
day introduced in the Legislature inquiring whether
article thirteen Of the Constitution relative to the equal
ty OF citizens steamboats, steamships and In places
Of public resort has been complied with 1t was adopted
The election bill to-day passed the Senate This bill
gives the Governor almost unlimited control OF the eec
tiOus A Louisiana.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31
Appletous, National Railway Guide
For the
UNITED STATES AND DOMlSI0N 0P CANADA,
Will be reaty al 10 a. IN, tbs day.

:
CONTENTS OF TIRE FEBRUARY NUMBER;
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DOMINION CANADA. which ,reprseated all
the agsy dgegg from Boston hes fors fh,adst
together With
tpon and Pacific Railway from Council Bafs aud Omaha 70
Sacramento nd Francisco. ~
H. ONR HUNDRED RAILWAY MAPS representing The pnscpa
aud reliable rones o travel West sosn Son s"
East oppo.te fonnf the time table % he lire
III IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS TO RAILWAY lRAFBLBRS
reference 10 purchasing tickets checking bagsg eo tie fou %
take they will 6nd represented BY maps deueAsg hs 'o'
villages and cities through whsh the trains - 49,.
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United States Of which viii be oh uP's
Railway Maps representing the DrncPal routes
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made Messrs Seber President Of the Piano Forte
Makers Union, Honnighausep, leizng, Hauschlld and
others and resoaon prevailed TO the effect that the
Fly Finshers and Finishers" at work in uptown
establishment be called out tomorrow morning IN sup
port OF the Belnen." .... .....
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31

,Pa.scsco Ju stock, during the week aVs hesn
a. aetvty priees favored huyers Alphs Belehs
AIS Buos sO Choar sl9, COntlenes go Crown Poa ~
tnpire Mill Sl9 Gould Curry, ga Hale and NoeFoss e1
ersI s3 Ksniuek S08; Occidental SJ OTernan oe' eN
sgr G Sierra Nevada SO. Yellow jacket sSd Flour ancHinseL
" heat Unchanged. Legal Tenders 30.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31
Hazard & Casucl,. COD Liver oil Is the best
DIED

IT. rro,,x -rveu,, seeds s. Send for circular
Lee, Gko' X wARING, IT,. osien Farm. Newport. x
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31
SprtiaI gOtitcs.
Liudemnn IL sous

Iindemnn ~ sous
CYCLOID SQUARE PIANOFoRTES
THR CroLOIO combines in i.s share
ENTIRE NOVELTY
ELEGANCE.
lai STRENGTH
Aud will usud n longer ban snJ other form Of 2'uO
wAREROOMS-No = LEROY PLACE. nLRRcKER sr
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Bargaiu,. Bargaius:. Bargains

IN consequence ofa CHANGE 70 OUR PiRM. sai
Removal Ia April to 60 BrosdHhY,
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
S5OO,OOO WORTH OF
CHINA GLASS SILVER AND PLATED WARE. cHASDSLiBRs
GAS FIXTURES, CLOCKS BROSZEs CUTLERY. &c. &C..
WILL BIZ DISPOSED OY.
AND WE OFFER 1T AT AND
BELOW COST.
An examination Or PRICES. WHICH Shows 10 PLAIN
FIGURES on the goods WILL SATISFY buyers that ARK IN
EARNEST. EVERY ONE Is INVITED TO CALL.
Aner the ofMsy business will be continued BY sucsor
Mesra NICOL DAVIDSON,
AT e3G BROADWAY
our e. v ne z. Haugbwout retiring from the business
Either party ~ sign the Of The present sr u hlu'iiioa
T.. V. HAUGHWOUT Co,
1Ss. 100 AND l9s BROADwAY cor BROOMBSr
New-York tribune., 1870-01-31

IN consequence ofa CHANGE 70 OUR FRM. sai
Removal 10 April to GO BrosiHAH
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-23
ACCIDENTS ON The ERIE RAIL WAY.

man named George Labaugh, living in Paterson
and working carpenter for the Erie hallway, at
Jersey City, met with rightiul accident yesterday
morning. lie left Paterson IN the six O'Clock train.
ana Us usual attempted TO jump on the tho
Bergen Tunnel. But the tram going faster than
usual and LaDaugh fell under the wheels. One leg
was cut completely or ana the other badly In
Jured that immediate amputation was necessary.
lie was taken To the New York Hospital, ana hls
cOvcry Is very doubtful
lilte boy, living ut No. ~ Beech street, Pater-
son, was struck by locomotive yesterday After
noon. near the Ere depot ana knocked from tho
track The child was Injured badly on tue skull.
but II Is hoped not fatally He was attended by Dr.
Quin. The mother was frantic that sine could nos
give her name.
shocking accident occurred In the tunnel ON
Sunday evening. John Daley, a brakeman. was
thrown from Que or the cars while passing through
the tunnel and killed Instantly. The body
greatly mutated that II Is supposed he was caught
between the car aud projecting rock. The head
WAS severed from the body. He was twenty two
years OF age. resided at Howell STATEN, Orange
county, ~ T. ami was a native OF Ireland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-23

Bitter complaints are frequent that IL takes moro
than twelve hours for kilograms from the front TO
reach London.
There Is much excitement to-day In London over
the apparent change In the Crown Princes plans.
It ID reported that instead OF attacking Chalons be
is attempting to pass it as Metz was passed. and
marching straight upon Paris by the valley OF the
Ceube Sezanne ana Coui0mmiers
1t is reported that MacMahon and Canrobert are
moving directly upon the road taken by the Crown
Prince.
The army or the Crown Prince Ia estimated ar
nearly or quite two hundred thousand nne troops,
well appointed. The French marshals are supposed
to have an equal number of troops OF the line with
out counting the new levies; but It IS believed
that only great good fortune enable the French
to stop tue Prussan advance much before reaching
Paris.
II the Crown Prince succeeds in evadlng the
French, 1t Is thought in London that Paris. rather
than stand siege, win capitulate when completely
invested.
Foreigners are hurrying away from Paris by thou.
sands. An extra boat has been put on the service
OF the Channel at cologne and at Calais.
The English government Is in constant communi-
cation with the great Powers on the demands made
by Prussia for the cession OF Alsace and Lorraine.
A Cabinet Minister to-day said those demands
A"S"AV al EuIopcuu war. rs Heltucr England nor
Russia dared for a moment accede to them. The
general sentiment here Is that by making such de.
mands Prussia puts serselr In the wrong ana throws
away her cause.
The Italian government is putting the army on a
wariooting, anu an II allan special envoy expected
III England at once.
England has taken no steps whatever vet to-
wards mediation. All reports to tue contrary are
utterly uniounded. may go SO far rs TO say that
at this moment the attitude OF the Prussan govern.
ment is changing the whole tone Of serious English
opinion aud that the peace OF Europe ~ well as the
safety OF Paris, may be held to be depending upon
the result OF the decisive battle which Is thought to
be 40 near nc hand.
The withdrawal OF 40 many men from active life
Is already anic,ing great distress in Germany.
Business IL ut standstl The terrific losses OF
the army are disturbing and alarming the popula-
ton. The trains with the wounded from the front
are incessent on both banks or tue Rhine. Mucl,
Indignation is expected in Northern Germany NJ the
marked indifference OF Frankfort and Mayence TO
the appeals for aid 10 the wounded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Christopher DUNCAN, OF "a James street. had q
hand body cut in City Hall Park yesterday, and was
sent to Centre Street Hospital.
James owen employed at Union depot, Forty.
second street and Fourth avenue, yesterday fell
from a scairod, was badly injured, and sent 20
Bellevue Hospital.
J. W. Wakefield, OF 1888 Washington street. was
yesterday badly injured by hogshead OF sugar roll.
Ing upon him.
ADont hafpast I'VE O'Clock last night laborer,
name unknown. aged about forty years. was struck
at li6h street and Fourth avenue by the five O'Clock
Harlem tram and had his skull fractured. He WAS
sent 10 st. Lukes Hospital.
John Austin, OF 10 City Hall place. last evening,
in alteration with his sister-in-law, Ann Austin
at No. SO Washington street. was severely stabbed
In the head with fork. His wound was dressed by
Police Surgeon Van Buren,, after which lie was taken
to his home,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-23
TIE NEW POLICE SHIELD.


The following general order was Issued yesterday
Tie now ahied referred to IL . miserable design,
and the metal IL much inferior 10 that OF the presens
shield
The Board OF Police has adopted new shields for
captains, sergeants and patrolmen OF tho force:
w sa are 70 supersede those now N USE on and
aver Tue LIST OF september next. The captxinp
the arms o. Yellow metal avny Impressed Thereon
shed Is of yellow metal, having i'm.
Sny Va, thereon the arms OF the c.y O
Ae eerg aorx ANA The letters Municipal Police Y"
metal having Impressed thereon the arms Of tllo
Guy Oh New YORK the letters Munipal Police. N. ""
anu numerals showing the record number OF the pa
trolmen who wear the respective shields Samples Of
ne sieios are deposited IN the ONCE OF the Cnief
The shield or the patrolman has novel method q
attaching II 10 the coat designed prevent the loss
On snicid oy accident. Coats win need to be pre-
pared beforehand Tor this manner Of fastening, ~
that the new shield may be worn on and after Sep
TENDER 4.
Gu the last day OF August instant YOU viii require
each member OF your command to surrender ms
Old shield and deliver TO HIM u new shield You will
cause perfect record 10 be kept OF such exchange
and make % written report 10 this Department..
setting forth the names oil each member alpha
betical order. the number Of the shield surrendered.
The number OF the new shield ssned with the sigma
lure OF each member opposite thereto. To ensure
accuracy Ia the exchange aud reports blank forms
VIII he furnished TO be iled up aud returned TO this
department.
you VIII direct one OF your sergeants to attend ut
the cloth room OF the Central department 10 be tn
slructed In the manner Of preparing the coats to
receive the shields. The Goals must all be prepared
al the station house, under the supervision vi the
officers IN charge
Shields are 10 be conspicuously worn BY members
oil the force while on duty IN uniform on the out
side OF tho left breast OF The outside coat The loca-
ton or the shield should be over the nipple OI the
len breast. Care should be taken TO have tae Ocar
lion the same on AL coats.
The requisite number OF shields viii he furnished
10 each precinct by HE hiel Clerk. And ali old
shields must bc Immediately delivered al his office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-23
TtleCRApNIC NEWS ITEMS.

The census returns Of ten parishes OF Louisiana show
population OF s4O9s, decrease since 1850 OF 2,l5l
Fifteen thousand Germans present at picnic near
Chicago yesterday held In honor OF the
SLAMS.
Two In cendary fires occurred Troy on Sunday
One OF the supposed ncendiaries named Doan
arrested.
Mr. Ftnday, formerly editor OF New York Aion com
mitted suicide by drowning at Halifax. NJ va Scotia,
Sunday night.
Texas cattle In great numbers being shipped
Pacific Railroad 10 Idaho and California; 5000 head
received al Cheyenne last week for the Pacific
The nrs frost Of the noticed at Hartford Conn.,
yesterday morning.
Al davenport Iowa. last Saturday Mrs. Koenis drowned
her two children aged four and bucket OF
water, and then committed suicide by jumping into we
prize tight for $500 aside took place Sunday
Channahan Win county, ILL.,, between kane and Dcnnson
-Four rounds fought and Kane declared the winner
Sheriff johnson, 0 Will county appeared tha coss 81 the
ashs saA arrested eleven Of The r,nstsAasx,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-23
SWITZERLAND.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE. HERALD.

Prusstan Violation Of National Neutrality
BridginG the Rhine TO Swiss Sofia Pro.
test to Berlin.
LONDON, August 22-N00n.
The special correspondents OF the HERALD In
Switzerland telegraph here this morning from Basic
and other points that the German army is engaged
in throwing bridge OF boats, or military pontoon
with great rapdlty across the river Rhine between
the city OF Basic and MulhOuse.
meeting OF the citizens OF the republic, who are
alarmed at this forcible violation of neutral terri
tory. has been held. Ten thousand persons, at
least, were present
The assemblage unanimously adopted. and for.
warded to Berlin, protest against this act OF the
Prussian commanders, and also declaration OF
their resolution to maintain and uphold the neu.
trality OF Switzerland inviolate against both bel
llgerents equally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-23
ITALIAN REPORTS.

Prince NapoleOn's Observation-Disclosures Re-
qnired--Activc Intervention In Prospect.
FLoRENcE August y. 1870.
Prince Napoleon Is here.
His mission is to demand the mediation OF Itaiy.
The war appropriation OF 40,0o0,00o Tires passed
both Chambers
II Is reported that the Minister OF Prussia at Flor
ence has communicated to the Italian government
the copy OF note inviting the concurrence OF the
great Powers for the consideration Of the internal
condition OF France and what steps may be neccs-
sary TO prevent anarchy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-23
PRUSSlAN POLAND
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HERALD.

Seizure Of Arms and War DInterial-PoIish
RevOlutiOnists Impilcated-Arrest Of Poles
and Russians.
TILsIT, BY WAY OF LoNDON)
August 22-Evening.
Very considerable alarm has prevailed In the pub
Tic mind here to-day in consequence Of the author
ties having discovered quantity Of firearms, with
large supply OF ammunition, which were hidden
away In different churchyards and burial ground
vaults.
twas found that these war munitions belonged
to body OF Polish revolutonists.
This statement OF fact has caused the arrest OF q
large number OF mobiles, both Poles and Russians.
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SWEDEN.
CAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

French Agents Among tho Newspaper Mon
NnpOisOn's Bid Tor Public sympathy.
LONDON, August 22-P. M. y
Special kilograms received here from stockholm
for the HERALD assert that French agents have been
detected In that city briblng members of the public
press ana attempting to bride the newspapers gen.
orally with the view to have the writer's excite the
popular sympathy for France In tie war.
These agents, It is said promised important ad-
vantages TO all the scandinavian peoples subsequent
to complete triumph OF the French In the field.
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PRUSSIAN REPORTS.

Army Advance and Occupation Of French Ter
ritory-Colouei Count Bismarck Not In Ac-
tton-Queon victOria's Letter to Eugenie-
Her Majesty Cannot Mediate and Her Cabi-
net Wont.
BERLIN, August 22-7 r. M.
The Prussans have occupied Mezieres
Count Bismarck's regiment, which has several
times recently been reported 'totay annihllaed.n
has not yer been under fire.
The letter OF Queen Victoria TO the Empress Eu-
genie dated August Is, relating to mediation. Is
published here to-day. The Queen regrets her ina
by TO mediate. She intnlates that that Is an affair
for the Cabinet. aud the Cabinet thinks the time
OppQrtune.
The North German Lloyds announce that In con-
sequence OF the success OF the German arms their
steamers will be able 10 resume their trips to
America, and time table for their departure viii
soon be Issued.
The HamburgAmerican COmpany's steamer Hol-
satla has gone 10 GreenOck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-23
SHOCKING ACCIDENT At the aOooxeN FERRY.

Shortly after eight O'Clock last evening az the
CHRISTOPHER street ferryboat was approaching the
bridge at the Hoboken slip, one OF the passengers
man about thlrty-nve years OF age. Jumped for the
bridge. and his head was crushed almost to Jelly
between the boat and the bridge. The body fell into
the water, but was soon drawn out and brought to
Coroner Cranes office, where an inquest viii he
held Deceased was dressed in respectable style.
with black coat. mixed pants, light vest aud had
mustache and gOatee. One OF the passengers stated
that the man belonged to Newark, a. he saw MIN
come frequently on the while another passen-
ger believes the man was resident OF Hudson CITY,
IL is not known exactly whether he was into ed
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AUS TRiA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIVE HERALD.

German Manifesto for a General Support of
Prussia.
VIENNA, BY WAY OF LONDON
August 22-P. M. I
The Austrian Germans OF all classes have, after
mature elaboration and an abandonment Of local
political differences, agreed TO and Issued q pro-
clamation, in which they call warmly and In the
most energetic terms Oh "all patriotic Germans
everywhere to support the OF Prussia against
France, at least inasmuch ~ France Is represented
by B0naparte.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-23

DEATH OF AN Recommendations y. Bell.
who died ut DanvIllc. KY, on The 18th instant was
one Of the ablest aud most popular men OF that
State. He was equally distinguished as lawyer
and Us public speaker Prominent In the old
wing part he was elected by II TO Congress for tho
term ls4S47. In 1859 he was candidate for Governor
against Beriah MagoIfin, and defeated. The OUT
break OF the rebellion showed that Mr.. Bel had
assumed ultra southern ground. He was member
Of the Peace convention OF 1881, ana when war ac-
tunlly came took firm stand against secession,
During his later years he not active In pOliIcs
though he generally vOted the democratic tickes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-23
THE WAR FEELlNs IN TEE CITY.

The news OF continued disaster to the French
army under the Emperor Napoleon has increased
tue excitement among citizens OF all classes
and nationatIes. The bulletin board on the corner
Of the HERALD Building was surrounded by crowds
Of eager men yesterday afternoon, and the urchins
who ran along the streets shouting "Extree
Telegram" resped fortunes OF niokels The Teu-
tonic partlsans OF Konig William and Bismarck APP
oeared to sosa tasir aalegmstas lmwohluty and DO.