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4 ATTENrTED ESCAPE or THE PEIGHTAL MUIR
DERERs.-On Saturday afternoon a man
named Foust, living somewhere near Altoo-
ma, who was here as witness in the case, and
who seemed to be on very intimate terms With
/ the prisoners, called at the hardware store of
Wharton & Mcguire and asked for iron saws
and English files. Being stranger and
something in his appearance which aroused
the suspicion of Mr.. Mcguire, he questioned
him somewhat in regard to the use he intend
ed to make Of them, and receiving an evasive
answer he Immediately notified Sheriff Nicely
Of the facts, who at once proceeded to an ex-
animation of the prisoners, finding upon their
persons amongst other things, two large
knives ground very thin and sharp at the
points, with hand-guards attached to the
handles. A quantity Of provisions were also
found, together with several boxes of matches
and other articles necessary for an outfit.
Some paper on which was written in German,
was also found, from which it appeared that
their intention was to effect their escape that
night by killing the guard, firing the town and
making off during the confusion, and as the
hobbies had been removed in order to take
them to the Court House, the whole plan
might have been successfully carried out, but
for the providential circumstance of Mr.. Ma
guire's suspicious having become excited by
the inquiry for saws. They were immediate
ly double-ironed, and all necessary precau-
tious taken to prevent the reptition of a simi-
lar attempt
FOust was arrested on Sunday, and lodged
in jail, on the charge of being an accomplice.
-H,mtiag7oR Journal & -AmerieaH.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-01-28
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BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and CATARRH,
Cured by inhalafion. Ab5offs Lnhaling Fluid
is the only remedy known that operates on the
Lungs-dissolves the tuber5les, which are thrown
Of the cavities heal, and cure is elected Treat
ment by letter or in person can be had only of
Q. VAN HUMMELL, NJ. D.,
6augl0m 16 West I4th ST., NY.
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NAMES OF APPLICANTS for
Tavern and Restaurant Licenses. at Feb
rnary Sessions 1870, l2nd Monday, l4th day
Michael Ott Bloody Run bOr., Tavern
William Weimer, CIearville Monroe tp.,
John X. Ready, Coaldsle bor.l
Levi Manages, JUniata tp
Isaac Mengel, Bedford bor,
William NJ. Pearson, Woodberry Dor,
William A. Peterson Union tp-,
Henry Rose, Centreville
William Spiers, Coaldale Dor
Alexander Taylor, Broad Top tp.,
0'Donnell Il Manly, Bridgeport, Londonderry
Adam B. earn Bedford bor Restaurant
John Harris,
Jacob Barnhart %
John P Weaverling Bloody Run bor- Tavern
Certified, January cath, 1870.
ian2Tw3 JN0 =. REED. Cl'k.
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MAGxoIIA WATER.-Saperior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at hal
s'aa n-ice. G
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23

on boar tugtoa GrlHi got in tght on sundsy
Both severely beteni and THOMSON "h' "'
overheard duing the dglt, was nearly dro"n'd
ID PATTERSON Mrs Garrabrlnt, was attc1H- 'i-
pgher saturday night, entered me upper p n,
house opened anl took +liI bank books M g
and gcr who seen dnHng he e''""I
= susp-cpd of he robbery
ORANGE-One Of the granddaughter oi the GL.s IiI
BENJAMIN Williams put memorial window IN -. Hrf tp4ro
lrch In cnneuonon Wi'ms Of tbe founders o. '
Cbarch, and TIE 6rst Episropalan IN Orange
EAST ORANGE.-A new church edilce ID erecung
on tle oil Nam and Malfordsts
HACKENSAC ACK.-While looking for the cause m on
morning t week thf ga N ~
dental, iutei and lodr Three thrown - adeN'
and badly bruised; OF them also bally burnei
PASSAIC y. THE incendiaIies are at WORK
here Three piee within az hours ending on 'iurlsy
house of Mr. Halan burned; this folgel d. hes'
stables he carrge acio o g. D. bo.att va
discovered to on ire The occupants Of the building Moss FOX
Leb.nor MI about $780,
VUELAND " IA daughter Of Capt. llolbroo6
was burned SATURDAY night lt can containing burning
enid m left with cork into which the young lazy went
with lighted lamp which she be e1n The gas from tn' huI
tool 6rr The Instantly 6el with frmos, when Nere soon
entgush tin Miss obrook vac burned almost 70 crisp
S d t sunday morning when death pu end 70 he slleug,
The danare 10 thnQ.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23

tiagc inst outside tho door In the rear yard e paseu
e family at table, and motioned 10 ms wlo 10 come
MO Tho garen which she did, the family expressed
fears that he intended To take the chd iNy. AZ lhe
rear of the lot IL small fncosed gHden spot hed
with flowers and shrubs aud small tree or two under
one of which was small wooden setee On reaching the
Garden ne evidently down the seat, and took from
his pocket some candies and cakes for his little boy and
heoln conversation with his wife. The hoy would not
stav with bis father and down the path further to
h rear where there were some pigs In pen, which at
Ineted the little fellows attention Baumgarten fol
lowed the child to the pen and his wife followed him.
There was nothing said while they stand
inc there. and In the instant Mrs. Baumgartfn
heard noise of pistoL and found herself
woupdeI I'm the head. TIE bail entered the right side
INST at the Joint of the lower jaw and ont the
r,0ht side of the bridge of her nose Having done this
me placed the pistol to the head OF the child ana red
ufting hall throngh his head inst the right Jaw
and i'm te ne xt instant placed 10 to his head and
red falling INSTANTLY Mrs b. picked up her child and
ran toward be hail where two were sitting the
steps. They heard the hrlng bnt dd not hoW ~na had
bcdn done until they saw the woman coming toward
them covered with blood The child was unconscious
bnt Mrs B. bore up with remarkable fortltude
The wound was prObed by the doctors and
dressed She lies in critical condition with
a hone of her recovery.l The child died sun
day morning at o'clock The murderer, wren 1nnnd by
tS men who were in the back yard, dead with the
pistol beside him is about "a years Oi age. or course
there aie two sides TO the story as to the cause OF the
hCnn |; il said that for the past year Baumgarten
had become shfess and idle and refused To work, say
inc ne was NOT coing work long as he had athorn
Law allie fo suoTt him That Mr.. kaisch had often given
him money TO maintain his family, but some weeks since
hep-tbat he must work for HIMSELF and support his
wife and child. which he failed to do seeing The cond
ton of his daughter Mr. n told her 10 come home and
would take of her. but WOuld not support hlh
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
i LOVE Mitch ENDS IN BLOOD.
MURDER or 4 YOUNG WIFE AND CHILD N NEW
HAVEN-sUICIDE OF TIE FATHER.

NUEDER or 4 YOUNG WIFE AND CHILD IN NEW
HAyEN-sUICIDE OF TIE FATHER.
About ten minutes past o'clock on Saturday
evening the people in the center Of ihe city were started
by the announcement Of the murder 81 woman ana Hel
infant child by the husband and father, who shot each
of them through the head with pistol Inc mtutr "dS
committed al the PhUiiX Housc, German ho,ei anu @
the P0stOiice kept hF Nj. Charles katsth III the SE
OF 1861, otto amguien arrived IN Ne",ilaNon 4I2n 4
Germany, dAi colulgghced "OIk WIN Ms pICtnvi I,o
soon after his arrival. While there he became
German gir of u, hut was met WIN deter
mined refusal from Mr. katsch ana ms wie, espe-
cdiy the Hller w. Ilc seJ hr Ae3Il on naliuS lri
slha marry we'll Ine refusal maze Ihu4eltSil aoWl-
hearted and desPo'deit, aud IL was not long before nc
left Katschs q, work his trade. The girl loved
l ana often would leave her father mousse ana 60 To
NeWYOr 10 meet hh, until her parents forbid her doing
il any more. She then determined 10 drown herself, but
at last tIe parents gave iher consent ana thel Weie
married in the carry part oi June, 1865 For twenty
Aprl! following thc n9Irage boy was born Iic nus
band and father worked hard % maintain h. family but
AMY though nor Lhc thOc l p lttl ciiS ut aces Inc
mOheriH-aw very mucI cha Tncd at the situation
aud husband for her marrying him and his poverty.
About three weeks ago. when otto was thrown out of
tory BY fire, hi, wife lett him to take up her
home with her mother. Baunearien often
is,6 iIe Isce,e sfics. win no ambton tn woTI
aud all the time broOdng over the drton OF ms wife,
vc.r Ur III lIrg.t hi, wife 10 return and make his
home happy and occasionally she would their home
on Va.LiI .oi- l., ana put things order. Whenever
TINS occurred, lac would appear happy and so different
tlat his companions at noticed 10. lie sought ms
wife Ottcu that last L.r parents forbid nm u visit
TIE house. and hc be desperate. one OIc occasion
he desired to take child To his sister who had
recently arrived Boston, ANA went 10 s wife 10 get
II, but he was lcu-cd cyt said that hc intended 10
away NII it. lie even offered to- get pO-
Lccuau go Win MIN that he brought II back in
sLOrt Time, hut ult refused. Fr tuc last three
weeks he s been ri put.d aud nervous and often tod
Ls lloido tAai he vas going 10 have his wife and child
back again. htlLs De- OJulJ f rot lac WOul Lave them
D
what Ae sad; an" mus Things Progressed uIti Saturday
hFAt, Wien It Nti. mo iaEcEsegr s.'Ou the cor
Icr OI Chanel aia tAIchst-., where be drank glass
bccr aud at sandwich. Ht -1OL passed OGt and down
Church o., ioNtI- -lf hai- Ls place, and hs way
overlook MI Ap,unu1 kraus, whom he spoke OF Ills
troubles, anu u .ayd that DC 'htcndei 10 sill hisWe
and then hiuIsc. Ilr. H. Thought nothing OF IT, sun
posiug VAS TALKING o. hear lnsclf talk aud told him
ihai B) fool. As he passed the front entrance
to Ml. hAt,cs saloon, Batlngartcu entered, and Mr.
KrIus pass sscd UL. NauMglIt,u passed through
tur baI-lOOm 10 The ktcler, where the family
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
THE NeRTU CAROLINA TROUBLES.

RALEIGH, Aug. 22.-Judge Pearson, in Cham
bers to-day commenced the examination of the bench
warrant cases OF The State agt Wiley Nineteen negroes
and four whites for the State and thirteen whites and
three negroes for the defense, witnesses
This was completed at lOs and the Court adjourned
until oclock On the reassembng of the Court three
witnesses were examined for the state, and the Court
was again adjourned. Nothing was elected beyonda dc
scrntion of the building where Stephens's body was
fOuIld Judge Pearson applied To-, but refused 10
call Bergen. who baed To appear to-day, he having
cone 10 Ills command. Counsel stated that they had ai-
dayts that Bergen had threatened the life Of released
prisoners who made aildayits regarding his rueltes
and tOrtuTcs. ....
Judge Brooks Of the United States District Court opens
his Court tomorrow, and viii probably release 80 or
more prisoners now under arrest Kirk and Bergen Will
be present for contempt in not delivering the
prisoners who were brought before Judge Pearson also
the civil suit for damages. Felix Roam, who re-
leased by Judge Brooks at Salisbury, for whom bench
warrant issued by Judge Pearson, appeared to-day
and WAS bailed.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
AQUATIC.
CRUISE OF THE NEW YORK YACHT CLUB-A GALE
PREVENTS a RACE.


CRUISE OF THE NEW YORK YACHT CLUB-A GALE
PREVENTS RACE.
NEWPORT, Il. l., Aug. 22.-The race of the
New York Yacht Club from Marha's Viney. ri to this
place has been postponed until tomorrow. At the hour
named for the start this morning it blew such gale
that none yachts would out OF the arbor
at EdgaTton where all anchored Later in the day
the Sappho and HacyOn weighed anchor and came here
the former arriving three and the latter NJ six o'clock
The other yachts in the harbOr here the America
Rambler. Dawn O Boston the dlcr (Which II on the way
receiving repairs her stcru which split open in
the race with the CambIia and the steam yacht Mime
haha. The Ider IL also having her hull black loaded 10
place her in condition for another race.
Ii is likely that several races viii take place from here,
and movement is foot among the inhabitants 10 pro-
cure cup TO he sailed for by the yachts after their
rival. The inhabitants take great Interest IN yachting
matters. great many sail boats went down the bay to
meet the yachts and the bluffs overlooking the entrance
10 the haTbOr lined with people anXiuu, 10 welcome
the yachts. All were considerably disappointed at their
uOn-arrivaL
On Saturday night the yachtsmen obtained some ex-
peIieucc. About IL y. strong wind came M frOm
the northeast which soon threatened 10 dHYG the
yachts ashore few had taken the prccautiOn to reef
neir sails before furng them. they enabled 10
Edgartown, where there good harbor. The remainder
put ont all their anchors, but, with two exceptions,
they dragged them and were eventually obliged tO get
away in the best manner possible, ana JOIN the other
yachts already at EgartOWn. The Phantom and Pauline
dragged in close shore tha tine services of tug
necessary 10 get them ont. The sappho n getting
out barely escaped running the Madclalnc DOWN. Inc
Humning Bird, schooner yacht. belonging 10 Boston
and owned by Capt Douglas Frazer, driven shore
but her hull was not seriously injured.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
SEEyors rAILRoAD 1ccDENE

rArnow ESCAPE OF THE ASsENGERS-IMPORT-
ANCE OF STRONGLY BUILT RAILROAD CARS
RoYALr0N, VT, Aug. 2O.-As the Northern
Exe.s train was passing this place fhssaiterh'on me
locomotive broke steel iros III passing .ho switch
The engine and the tender kept on the track ana the
bas,r, car and driuc-roon car with three Other pas
sengcr car were thrown on The train ran s0in 20 Zoe
frou. the switch before IL came 70 q ~ u-,''i',
trucks OF tir drawing room ear were lho.t "I -
broken, the forward truck being pushed lhto ,Ic
IL COssing "A small cuyeTI, the wheels ol S4o at0O-'I
passenger were broken fIUu the DJdy Oi to cur CIV
~ Wgt pulled and driven on, minus an ms Nho'l'' 'i,
d tat on the ground. Tie trucks Of tile 0thef lao-'
ger cIs Wc4c uOIC .cs broken, aud the pallOThs W
sonic Of thc cars slightly injured. On looking jt'O 'Ht
seySia cars, We could not discover any % tAc ats2
inOkoh, ai' the paSs'bgcIs were HI hIIJWti' 80
limbs aud ives 81 the passenger were unqhebu"tby
saved 10y the strong hOOrs the II these hau
dsrp WAY, The INJURY " must have been Tear
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
ARRIVAL OF ARCHBISHOP McCLOsKEY.
he most Rev. ArchbishOp McClOskpy arrive

The most Rev. Archbishop McOloShey alrNeu
yesterday from Europe, in the steamship Perere He
was accompanied by Father McNierney his secre-
tary and a number Of cergymen The arrival of the
Perere in the forenoon, instead OF in the afternoon as
was expected defeated the arrangements OF his friends
in the city who had proposed to welcome him on his re-
turn with some display On arriving, the Archbishop
proceeded quietly 10 the Episcopal residence on MADISON
rys where bc Will for a ew days seek repOse after the
lat uc of travel There will be services AT ~ fatck
Cathedral in the course ot week or tWO ia hohof oi h
return and ON that occasion the clergy OF the diocese
viii unite in "A cOugritulaory address 10 MN Al pres
ont the larger portion OF the Catholic Clergy OF thr lty
are absent r about leave, for the purpose Oi spending
at Troy the usual annual week Uf "rtreat "a season of
meditation and prayer Archbishop hc'oskey j. III tx
Cellcut health, though much worn.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
ppouINPyT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue IIotel-Gen George u. NC
CiaIian con george w. Williamson, the Marquis de
Cba%II1in Washington; ID. Thomas Vail Troy charles
W Wooey Cincinnati and W. NJ McPheIso 81, ipol,. pu
master general and John T. Bigeow Washington. =,
Metropotan Hetel-Gen. w. A. G. Ryan c4pai ~ , a. W.
SnI,b C"roIiua - St Denis iIOtel-Col VIM Whaley'
s9Ith C1roliTa === ST. Nicholas Holel-Judge ); L.
Sr,i1b obin - Coleman Hous,-EX-C Congressman
Alfred Ely Rochester and Gen. g. 4oe d ;ant n
W,Ikor Now orleans and w. J. Magrdth S0ulh caro-
lima - Hoffman House-Gen. n D. Mtef, i iIs % -
and Charles Ewing, Washington hS.ol iuuH' :,
cen r. W 9errell, L. 5. ~; the Rev: J McDermot.
Clients Fails and John F. Slaughter, virginia; a
James csHotel-Adiuant-GonerdlI Io"hs'i VI wv nun
mnn's sthM.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
MIsCELLANEOUs Cable DISPATCHES.

The eHamburg- American Company steam
er HOlsata has gone 10 GrcnOCk.
IA movement having for its object to
make Gaiesco Regent of Roumana, has been defeated
THE war appropriation Of 40,000,0OO lire
asked Tor by the Italian Government has passed both
Chambers.
49,. .InsubordiuatiOn has manifested itself
among the Portuguese t}oops stationed III the Island Of
MadCiIa.
...Advices from Hong Kong of August 4th,
state that the French and Ii gsh hects are al Chcyu,
where they await orders.
Mr. FarnsWorth, Grand Sire Of the odd
Fellows the United States, sailed yesterday from Lon
don in the steamer Java ON his return home.
-. The Belgian Government has submitted TO
the Legislative Chambers project OF law regulating
steamer service between Antwerp and New-IOrk.
THE North German LlOyds announce
fa I'm consequence Of the OF the German arms
Their steamers viii he able 10 resume their rips 10
America and a tine table Tor their departure VIII soon
ne issued
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
VENEZUELA.

WANING POWER OF GUZMAN-ROBBEBlES IN
CARACAS,
Caracas, Aug. s. 1S70.-Guzman has not
been able u establish hs Government, Notwithstanding
the port of PortoCabeno fell into his hands by treason
on the part Of the garrison. The Eastern states have
been 1coccupcd by the followers OF Monagas ana the
same statement NAV made with regard TO the greater
mart of the Western states. The WlrOuS OF Caracas
are surrounded by the rc1eatug party. There Is little
probability Of the Guzudu Government btlg TecOSIcu
by other Governments.
Great depredatiOus are committed by Guzmans party
on the iuohcn~ye citizens OF Caracas, and many OF ms
followers fast abandoning his cause. E>cohar VINO
is said 10 he acting IN accord with the friends % Mona
as on the 7thi ins near Caracas.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
FISHER CROOKS MAGIC FLAME ExrASDEH

ieei upcn philosophical principles, SIMPLE ef and easily app e
producing swing of 1 yer the consumption Gas.
Tie tlh u ts be- verified ov simple trial Take tNo burners oi
equal capacity bg sle put the Flame EEpanier upon TIE
without then ght both bnrle aud the With tie hxpansr H e
oc, sd light and of BET TER QUAIL
lfl O each the amount of as Tic c 81 ile
90 make 3l and prove the truth oi ts
merits v Con be- rmoyc pleasure
Fall cous Vt burner Price pat ny neat packages Of one
3D. S.g burner - Le discount agent,
and o. Agns viii be- established Ia all principal place. Re-
Iahl. parties Gug viii please apply ta5.
Illustrated Can and exhibition
of ea made eGpr,ssl FOR tbr uj
long tine.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
DLANTATION BITTERs.

= T.-TdtI-A
THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE Is Ihh
SHEET ANCHOR OF THE FEEBLE AND DEBlLIrArED As A
TONIC AND CORDIAL FOR THE AGhD AND LANuUlD III HAS
No EQUAL AMONG STOMACHICs. As A REMEDY FOR THE
NERVOUS WEAKNESS TO WHICH WOMEN ARE ESPECIALLY
SUBJECT IT is sUPERSEDISG EVERY OTHER silAOIAhf.
N ALL CLIMATES TROPICAL TEMPERATE OR FRiGID 1T
ACTS AS SPECIFIC IL EVERY SPECIES OF DISORDER WHICH
USDERMIYEs THE BODILY STRENGTH AND BbEAHs DOWN
THE ANIMAL SPIRITS.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
ORDER OF RED MEN.

The National Grand Lodge OF the order Oh
Red Men will convene in Apollo Hall, Newark To-Day
aud in honor of the representatives. of the Order from
abroad the Newark members gave picnic al Baires
Park Yesterday afternoon The procession, under COM
mand Of John OtO Grand Marshal paraded the streets
in costume and carrying their ags and banners Among
those present were Mr. LindOrfer Of Phiadepma ran9
chief OF the Tribe, and officers OF the NatlOhdi uld
Tribe of the state The session. which VIII convene tO-
-. ,riII ilLlIn lnn.f If the MpNk
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
p1SSENGERS ARRLTED.

FROM CARLEgTOV-In steamship Manhattan Aug. Re y
Hatcher Thomas C. Davis MIs b A. l'Isn I @ q .rhaTn., n
Houston Nm. = Alexander j. AlexaaieT u tro1 W IN
Crews 4. Palmer, 4. r. smith J. W. SoArey ~ Ds ~ ,i' ~ ~ p
Helm ami children A. schmidt j. w. Smith l. T. " rnso .s.,s
Foster K Richardson Bradley and child Mise r Dur ~
n b Carkon H. L. A. Bak e. T. D0ii Nm hInsou 'aIl"eA
II. Grath, John Ball Felix Marley. j. G. BaAer o, Leon "
Cabh Mr Pecintal r. 2. j. Goddard and lady Ms leafl"
Mir Waser lrd ed Geo. P,ao,y Russell and lady o. T. Mor on
K5 Ili & M ~ II, Rae and laI tao Msr Tosu,en Nc and
Mis- n rir " r Wl.tsck and hdi Miss Whtacs Ms H. Coz &
Bowl. E.o, o@i 'ei5.E ( E,r. S GymSa %S'0 Ma. stloc
" IS Baker j. Harris au lady II. Creighton H. H. Williams u ,.
Ho LADY aud servant Miss Due Mate Dae I H. hS1ns't % X ,
and servants, Mr Van West W C. B"ie ana Ldy VI hs b y
Miss r. Smiley. S b. Howes l. 4 Prentice H. 5eDe,s IL ''
Ahrens Mr. Maihiay and lal C. Grg G. keo2 NJ" iein se
On P,ec and luy Mss {. J. Gross Miss =. Thomas,
Dr. IT, Bell e. Fooe Mr. and MIS- r. Bolk Mn Hops N ar son "
Co.lamore Bishop simpson G. Ly1O.tu and dyi H. j. Amn
Bishop oaghton j. VIE j. Houg5n, j. Hopper and ad hn W;
Shlr,niel. che1 aui Miss schldeu1erZ Dr. seymour 'u
hd, 4 Mer IT,. ". F. Williams j. q. Bunrd-e Nh Luuctf,
n g. Boorh m aly F. b. sweeney, +. Castle auI lady NJ sagr
- p s,b and sfIrf smith T. Baker j. b. CLARK Alr Lancaster,
or. and IrIg " Philips C. L. Smith H. agsnd. Smio'ou, W.
p Townsend and lady, H. Harden, H. A. Harden, NJ fhLn I4!
fn and daughter NJ Looms and ld M2ja9e fIseA s.
f and servant r. Cnirl aud brother, ". IT, Welding lheo ha'-
land MIS- Hayllud, Mra Miller, A. Young, T. ocyy.i{,
sai aai .a@5 ANY, Mr. Ey, e p B,sf So cea aul .li
p Tahogs T. H. Gregn Bro'ler Ms, D. i h,y ~ Jau
daughter ami servant; l. Cumming H. Wool B. ucsef1n =
Ter COL j. PAGE LAZY and servant C. Clrl aud ai "o ses
CARL J. Boas9r and hGT r. e. Lo'nerf f .. I,,S 1-cSs
M Barnes NJ. Marshall Bishop BHley, bpp M CIii " h -
A. b. Loyej0y j. Alexander A. Da Bois Meyer b. H. Iroup o.
Miss Armstrong ta.e Rev G. Dunumg. Nj II Kohnrrm
Hon d. Campbell Bossortb Mics Peuich, r. W, Cater AMI lady
me- & M't @ L. " \ ct Mr Vaaiefenier NJ Wham.on Nj
banning Re. J. Earl,, Miss WYE, Ms G. Day.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
PROBABLE HOMICIDE IN BROOKLYN.

AbOnt OCIOCk ytSItTUdy JUHH NTUUNHVJOT
and John Conraddy truck drivers employed by Mr. Wells,
a brewer on Myrte-aye near Johnson-st E. d., became
engaged in a quarrel about The harnessng OF horse.
Words were followed by blows, and Conraddy finally
sezed a. shovel and beat COcncyer with 1t over the
head and body breaking several OF his ribs and urng
him 80 seriously that he s not expected 10 recover.
Cnc,,never was taken TO the Hospital and COnradly
was arrested ana locked upin the Ninth Precinct Station
II..r-u
New-York tribune., 1870-08-23
THE UNION LEAGUE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.-The National EX-
ecutiyc Committee Of the Union League Of America met
here to-day. EXGOy. Newell of New-Jersey acted as
Chairman and Thomas &. Baker Of NewYork, Secretary
Communications read from the Hon. Il. c. McCor-
mick Of Arizona, and cXGov. Jewell Of Connecticut.
The Secretary read the fun report OF the operations for
the past month"; and presented cheerful prospect Tor
the Fall elections. Speeches were made by Mr., Carson
of Maryland, Mr.. Wood OF Delaware, and Gov. Geary
of Pennsylvania. The following resolutions were
adopted:
soired That this Committee heartily sympathze with the German
their present with Na oleJn recognizing Ne TO- that u
between the French people an tue Germans but on t
unpncpe disturb the OF Europe
for bis own personal aFgrand.zement. ..
I0ef That the subordinate Councils throughout the United Sts
BE- requested manifest their sympathy By donations nI o tht local
and by resolutions showing snce sympathy Viii tth
The friend o education and Of civil and religious hber
The Committee adjourned 10 meet AT the caii OF Inc
Chair.