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QUARANTINE TROUBLES.
Seizure Of n British steamer for Defyiue
the Health LAWS.

The war betw een the Brooklyn and Quarantine
Health ,fioers was renewed yesterday morning.
Toe day previous Capt. Edmund Chadwick, OF the
British steamer saindin, IRON Rio Janeiro, laden
with coffee, applied TO Health Ofhcer Cochran for
permission to- discharge CARGO, handing permit
from tic Quarantine Health Officer.
The applicant was In ormed that this permit would
not answer, the vessel was eth retained under
Quarantine Jurisdiction, and he should NOT there
iOic. grant permission to land the cargo.
Notwithstanding this re- ~ j the cOnsignees made
and be Jan prVrdtiuns c.f,J In tie morning.
eultll Oh!cCr Cochran being ADVISED OF the state
OF affairs proceeded to the dock ith squad Of tie
Sanitary Police and arrested the Captain, Edu und
ChadN ick. Jo eph II. Bush. one OF the eousignecs
A Y. ID Bush, clerk. end Timothy r. Hogan, steve
doTe, al vi whom were conducted to the City Hall
aud arr igned before Jusdce Buckley where they
were charged with violating the Health laws of tho
city, Tte defendants Headed tot guilty to tne
charge. and held In 500 bail each to appear for
cxamigat N on SATURDAY a. T. a..
The Saladin IL now In charge or detachment OF
police.
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The Miserable Pay which Commission
Agents. and Brokers' Clerks Receive.


sra; Noticing in your publication Of the 18th
inst. several complalnlo OF clerks and the working
eass in general in regard 10 the small compensation
they receive for services rendered, would say in
behalf nj he clerks employed in grocery and tea
houses, and brokerage Offices in the neighhorhood
OF Wall street. OF any class Of clerks employed In the
city, there are receiving so trihlng salary as
they Il positive TACT that clerks Is to ~ years
OF age are employ cd ey rs day at salary OF tlOO
eT anuutn AMI NJ per cent. OF all the situations TO
be had Tor young men In these kinds OF business are
under $l5D Ter week An instance OF tAis can be
fuun In my own clse. have been emplovvd in Il
merchandise brokerage ONCE for The past iour years,
and an now doing the work OF an experience man
o, - vctrs Of age. | receive the large salary OF
/ re may exHect TO earn my victuas II Should ever
see % !ears would be pleased to find any one VINO
M ut make contrary statement to THIS. 1 would
lowe MS honest complaint TO TIE public, hoping
thcir generosity may move these parties TO allow a
ENERGETIC.
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CULTIVATION on LOyG ISL IND.

The First Decree in Howdyism-l cstcrdny'
Hunters foint Prize Fight EApio'ts OF
Apprentices in the Manly Art.
Yesterday afternoon, ut Hunters Point, over
tOJ li,cds, whom custom requires us to call men,
ls,emb ed to witness the Christian aud refreshing
Spectacle Of two youag boys tuMm'llias each other
ufor lie l. shion of the hupDrab.s +. r. Toe two
fortunate youths selected for This ecvltins ethibi'
ton are employed In one OF the oil laetories az nua
tors Point and the n;at was got np oJ ,qlgrosw,n
,lnuoyurs III the same metcrv; Tue opJeet " =.
vas 10 decide which boy could most enectuallI
hammer deiacp and incapacit ite tue Other mna senu
LIN u ma mOtier 10 the coinp'ees' uisaa =,
T. cntctunnicnt by the fact THAT te TWO iais WGio
fist incnIs sud cronies. For sixty minutes thls J,
trtne was witnessed sltH manifestations OF eAeneu
delight uy tne assembled oterS.
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The Spirit Of True Catholic lie Condemns
the Murderers.

SIR; Permit me TO express my sincere sor-
rev hrtugu tie medium OF our Journal at the con-
uUcl Of lny couIiTymon Last evening at BIN Park.
:. anne Lion Il Csc ersons Who, a. revenge uu-
worthy piCJudic,s. seek to load tie fair fame of in
tolilgcnt lftsbmCb Wit. undoScryed oprrOblium
sins orcly ore that our American irienus will sus-
nero judEmcn, TN the guilt OF The offending partJ Is
iuliy JeM n trated. As q Catholic, am no less
sCtr, Tor the maiisrity displayel. Our august re-
lgiun iucu ntes upon AL its followers the doctrines
eiuphalicaiR prohibits all Indulgence in wild and
nprscnslcal fnuuticism. l wish the "public" TO
understand that the acts of n ose men, who yes Ter
day dr. raced nationality by the perpetrhtiOn
Oft Csc inIsmous deeds enumerated In your CO. uuns
Of IL date do not receive the sanction OF liberal
and educated catholics. but are reuuhs,cd ~ the
n.iliuus deeds Of men who are lost to reason. 10
country, aud to religion. j. Il. u.
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The Lingard Memorial-Verdict by the
CorOner's Jury.

The friends of the late James ", Lingard have
decided 10 erect suitable monument mis- grave
aid Tor that purpose SUBSCRIPTION list may b. iound
TbeatreI Henry Wood. j. Zimmerman Treasurer
of Niblo's, Neil BRYANT, c. O'Connor, j. II. Ford,
William Garland. w. H. FreleiIh (manager OF tho
Bowery), E l.. Murphy, W l.. Finch n. Is Clarke
date manager OF the Old Bowery) w. MerriAeli j .
flute, W, Cared, J. W. Collier, John Mat,heTs'
Char os White, A, b. Spencer Tony Pastor, W H.
noon matinee is TO be given for this purpose ia Wal
lacks, and an evening performance IN the Bowery
The inqucst was concluded Yesterday by Coroner
Flynn md after further testimony had been taken,
verdict of death BY drowning with Suicidal Intent
WAS returned,
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Dressmnkers Working Overtime for Noth-
lug.

SIR: Madame Dcmorest is justly regarded as n
model mlllinsr and drossmaker for her uniform good
treatment OF the young ladies' in her employ. 1
would respectfully suggest that Mrs. j. Reed, Of
Broad WY, follow her benevolent example. and al
low her young ladies' 10 depart ut reasonable Loui.
such course would be very gratifying to them in-
deed, aud would certainly be much to her credit,
and equally beneficial perhaps In pecunisry sense.
Z 10 present system Of compelling her young adde's
TO ST. with eyclids heavy md ROD" until or 10
o'coCk at night without any extra compensation, "A
simply cruel and unjust. II this simple remon-
STRANGE should meet tnat ladyr ere hope sne may
be In luced to give IL due consideration, and that It
may awaken a Choir 10 her better nature, which /
hope still ret-ins some OF the milk oil human kind
hhi liE'
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An Explanation from Mcssrs. weviii &
Hammnr.

To ne Editor OF TIE sun
sra: communication in your issue to-day
charges us with overworking our employees whicn
Is calculated 10 place In false light with our Gus
toners and the public. Will you, IA justice, publish
n true statement regarding the nignt work, which
see $ 20 be tie only grouad OF complaints We do a
large aInuuit OF wor& Tor the illustrated papers,
wtirh as GU are aware, necessarily requires a cet
tain amount 1T night work, for which We pay one
third more than the regular days work OF nine
hours. rbe workmen would feel .ggrieyed SHOULD
we Awe tins work t. others. as suggested by your
corfes pordcui. As N evidence Of ths, they do con-
siderable more Uverwork lDnn y required 81 them
WEVILL HANNAH
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BALL AND RAT.
The Victory of the Muiunls against the
Olympics.

WAsHINGroN, July 1.-THE game Of e.ball
between the Mutuals OF New York, and the oym.
pies OF this city, played this afternoon in pres
ence OF large concourse Of spectators. The Ap'
pended score shows the result, which was main "
attributable TO tho heavy batting Oi the Mutuals,
q sed by tile loose fielding the part OF he olym.
pes Hurley and Robinson Of the latter club dstin-
guised themselves by repeated NUTS and SLOW md
ing OF the ball Mills made helplay OF the day by tire
mendous hit the fence to ceatre field gaining
Mutuals score.
SMlsy,%sspIs:cs.."...9 : : 9 3 Z q 81
The time OF the game was one hour aud forty five
minutes.
The Mutuais remain In Washington until to NOR
row, and will play tao Nationals toby.
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DIrIDkNDs IRON CO. OPERAIloM'
An Experiment Nearly ns Profitable as thai
nj The UO.uporatiVc Printers.

N,,-ls. Brewster a Co., carriage makers Oh 'hD
si decide las; JAt u1r y to distribute among 'helr
80 employees ons-tcnt Of their net prohis Tor 'ne
nos, six months Ia adlltio to heiT wages accord
ing to the mount that eaeb might have carried
They thought that by this proceeding they "ou'n
avoid strikes and unnecessary waste, Increase Tue
.higenre Of heir men, and identity them WIN 'ho
iAterpst- Oi tpH utu r.,
Ir1-rs. 4. : C.neron & Co., machinists, Of East
TWtut. .tNsl 'ucoi, dt'l.cN on INC s'H'o sup ''''
Sepl,iuI,f. non. she sdn WnANcs .
IIoth nm. declared diyihnds yesterday, payable
tomorrow. hes,r., Biewc'cr 4 CO. WIN di'lhe "a
rer cent tor ;hc siN munlhs, upon the wages OF Vac
men giving them various SUNS from 70 10 So2 ana
Mess Cameron A Co viii divide 85-lO per cent.
iuI zen months, BY which means lhtlr hah0s WIN
realize from 80 10 over 800 elci ...,,-,
4 general satisfaction exists in both establish,
men Lad lille faith in the promises OF their en-
pioYeis Fey nave been pleasantly disappointed,
aud viii in u,ufe eel tuat anything done ~ theMl
lor tie interests Of their employers will be hkewise
ioI their own.
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MR. 1iOiLLr RESIGNs.
lie DisoJeys his Instructions, and H. 70
finely CuiIIntinrd.


UtcIy GHiliotinCd.
WAsu!vc-oN, July ~. 1t has transpircd that
tic dtssafi.Ge.ian II tie President pud sec 'etlry
Fish with Mr. Mytcy arose before lie lei; nCre. lie
held dnrrclt position on tlc qu es'inn OF & hiJ-
bama Claims 10 tnat which tao Administsai,n had
adopted and endcav rcd 10 dictate liz own ias;ruc
,ious but lid not succeed. No sooner raj ho land
cd ~ Engianl than nc accepted an Invitation ~ a
public dinner, and took occasion to Noniila'e hi-
own views. w9irn were lot in harmony with L's
Instructions; and for this act he a, once received
st mr. REPRiuLND
from scctctprv fish. TIE question Of his inme
di!te removal was then eon.i tered, sud be was
allowed to remain 1le President thinking he
would 40 better thereafter. aud not liking to put
UPON him What would DO considered by the
world ~ disgrace.
since that time he has not IN good iait. sustane |
what he anew WAS al, desire Of the aduinisita.
ton, and las In Iriyate talked entirely different
from what his Instructions taught him. The main d,-
terence botve sn DIR. Medley aud e Administration
being tnat the former denies the right o. EnsInd 10
rrco- nEe he Con e. efacy As heh erents and on
ret III case on ghat tssuc wic TIE atler put the
question oil damages upon the allure Of Ea-ana to
act IN good Aith toward nation with vhoin she
WAS at ieucc nt er tdat act. TIE removal oi Ny.
Motley Was finally conc'uiel upon last November,
and IL has ncen since then merely q question Of
time. Us NJ. Motley himself has been aware.
lie has finally
F0RwAHDEp MS RESIGNATION,
and 1t will probably be received here In few DAYS.
His succes. or Las not vat been decided on % tue
President. Tine ulrac OF tx-Sen tor FrunrhuNs ssh
,Nsw Jersey has Letn considered an em'nenuy d.
one by ,>ln.
Senator Ire t-caid to-m,rrow nsruaa.e cx.Scn-
ator frclnGhuysen a. Whistler 10 England. There
Is no douut OF his eonhrmatic-. thoush he viii be
opposed b. Mr., Sumner, who dos not want MI.
Motley removed.
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A Mechanic Wants to Learn FiOra's Secret.

Sin: saw a communication in Tue Suy OF the
Iith from white slave, signed Flora" Twin
arree to furnish her car fare and THE SUN Tor
year If she will explain to me how she can manage
10 keep alive, Ave In q family, on ssGG a week,
which 4 only enough to pay tue rent OF three rooms,
and colninon nj that am u mechanic, and support
only a widow ed mother; but, with tour times Miss
Flora's wages can ouy just make out 10 furnish =
com ortabie nOne for myself and mother. IL l
lad Miss rlOra's secret miglt manage, in these
days nigh prices. to lay up something for rainy
''' MECHANIC.
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Combinations by the senate.

RE. d. Skinner, surveyor OF Customs, Green
point n. Y,
Joseph IL. Elmer. Collector OF Customs, Brcsetop
N ].
Commodore Henry walker to be Rear.AdnIral II
the navy, vice Reat.Admlral DAhlgrcn,
Edw A; Perrin, Postmaster at fAwineket.
Thomas j. 1hurston, Postmaster At u istol.
1holnAs COgushall, Postmaster at Newport, X J.
Lorenzo W. Jov. Postmast r, NORTHAMPTON, MISC.
EphTaim \, ackEon. Postmaster, Providence, H. D.
NrhrnlIah pIace. POI lMAstrT. FIshkill, n. y.
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Work na for Twenty-Five Cents n Day.
~, IN. IIHa- NJ iLS SIM

Sn: Why does not some one speak for the
moor little casa girls In the different stores Look
1t MaeY's. The cash girls are not allowed 70 sit
down at any time. Think OF their standing and run.
Mug all daY for % cents, or u 80 per week Is not
that shameful II would hardly pay for their shoes,
LEI alone wearing themselves out ~ the time that
out for walk 10 refresh themselves. viii you see
wNat you can 10 In relation to thisf W. K. II.
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Red Cloud and spotted Tail as Peace Makers

WAsuINGroN, July l3.-The Indian Office to-
day received Telegram from the Wetstone Agency,
y. r., reporting that the chiefs who lately visited
Washington are exercising o good influence, and
have prevented war parties from leaving that agen-
cy Spotted Tail reports that large numbers OF the
Northern Sioux are crossing the Platte and going
south. with the Intention or roaming between the
Platte and Republican rivers, and that they mean
mischief
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Facts and Figures from q Lawyers Clerk.
10 the Edtfor or The sun.


SIR: A considerable experience in the matters
referred TO by your correspondent Lex, dr., IN
onday's IN, compels to douOt the truth OF his
statements. lie says, in substance, that the law
clerks OF this city well paid by tEeir employers,
aud have cause for complaint. He adds that II
proof Of the rrectness OF his assertion b wanted,
inquiry any respectable law Office will furnish IT,
II happens that have seven good nicnds VINO arc
employed by lawyers in irst-ctss practice; and FUR
Their, tina, myself Am engaged clerk 10 tho once
of legal gentleman These facts render II unneces-
sary FOR me to Enquire az the respectable Offices,
as your correspondent advises for they furnish uch
equivocal proof OF MS accuracy MAJ 90 Heedful.
f,isnI No. liz years OF age, aloyed by
bre~ q, o,li9l. a Nlnderpoel, receives tue ulun'h
Friend No. s-i7 years Of age, in the onee of
Ru Us L. Andrews, Sa5a week.
Friend No. 3-S, wtd Hirsca n NewCOmbe, SO
tIien. No. As, vita Larague y BrlOM, t35O
Friend w. 5-lb, with ho sc x ijumpel, 60.
Friend No. Go, VITA e1-SurrogIte TucS-r as.
friend No. 7-i9, With Goldsmith. Dya,, &
Townsend, 90
au 81 Years OF age; supervise nearly al OF the
orce business Of certain lawyer In large practice
work nom s:3J A. NJ. to q =. NJ; occasionally ap.
pear in Courl IN place OF nv employer. aud have
been uis OnIy clerk lor the last eighteen months (:
salary GaMeeS.
II Sex Dr." can congratulate himself on these
hGures-Ley can be substantilted by affidavit II re.
quired-,et Iiin do so b. all means.
Would he, perhaps. be inclined to name some Of
the euiineny respectable law Offices where nOor Il
adequately remuueratodf Ask hin, Mr.. Editor,
ask lin. Jus, SENIOR
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BATES by the Court of ChIuccry OF New IcHscy.
a o. Zahri,k.s, Chancellor, May tenn, IS.u, '.ua All
Bate. nom John nl'c4.
CAIN II, u, the Court Of Chlnccry Of New Jersey.
A. o. Zabriskie Chancellor, May term, 1871 sarah K.
Carver nom GustAYu- n, tarvcr.
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TREDERICK-COI MANI Brooklyn. on Thurs
day, June IN, ly tie licN. Samuel bahcr D. d., CaaIes
H. Fredtr CO. TO Alma H.. dgu Liter OF Juh -. yman.
ali OF ID ooAlyu.
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John Chinaman asa Counterreirer.

san FEANcisco, July l3,--Two Cinnamon have
been arrested In tits city Tor counerreng notes OF
the ehnrerud bank OF India, Australia and China.
Gbhtyseyen thousand dollars IN spurious bank
notss, almost u fac-simile Of The genuine. were
sezsl
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DoN'r LEAVE TowS WITHOUT A KNOX HAT -
II you 10 you will mos AisirrdY regret it, lie VIII
suppl you anything Won require, from cheap straw
to MS dGShng Rocky Aouatain BeAveT-tne quality,
beauty, aud dur bl ~ Of which cannot fail 10 afford
you infinite siaetion. Visit his store az Broadway,
corner Of fnMon street. Without inil.-Adr.
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The Massacre Of Chri.,ian. In Peisia.

PARIs, July l3.-The French Government has
no news OF the rumored massacre In China, ana Tue
story 10 generally considered false.
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The volume speculation raliwsy shares has been
OF about the amount though not sympatnizlnR
with the proved feeling IN the Other markets Open
ing prices were steady and declined At The nst Board
mt Recovered about midday, the highest prices
were recorded suDseqnently The market became dull
and declining, closed at about the lowest
point OF the day The chief features have been
Rock Island, and Lake shore, which In their
Fluctuations hive evidenced the nanipulatlons
OF The cques The nrst named was heavily pressed tor
pale the pIce being fol ccd down FROM l4 to lis on
iunors oi "a es foreign account Lake shore drop
plng from i0OA 10 9gIs On extreme quotations New
TO vs. Reading 1925. TO lOl. abash 55 10 5lA, North'
western common s!'s 10 ", ue lTtiSllea sSN 20 81
Ohio aId mississippi S5rS TO 65I. New Jersey
central WAS strong AZ lo3N@Ol, Panama selling Rt oi,
White boston, Hartford aud Erie ranged NJ 8k@SA
Investment secnriile were quiet with sales Of Chicago
lie preferred, ,o Fort WGy1e Vs. and G. 2; aqd I.
& .ut.. Miscellaneous sha e. Mere duh, Pacific Mail
nuctuatug between az aud M, Mhriposa preferred
selling at lJA, and QuCksiN"r az T. Express shares
were steady, with saies OF Adams al Ga and American
at 4aSi,k,
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&usint5s qoiIets.


The Prrttiest Woman in New York. Miss
X, well known In cur fashionable society tor hor
ddslfn0te appearance and beautiful complexion, was
esee salow rougheEnnci glr. chagrincd al her red
neckled face. She pitched into Haran's Magnolia
Balm, aud IS now pretty m complexion ms She IA
charming in manners This article overcomcs rccklcs.
tan, sallownc,s, moh.patGles, rlngmarks, &c, and
makes look ten years younger than they are. Mag
noA Balm for a transparent complexion. and Lyons
Ratnairon to make the hair plentiful, luxurlant so.
aud delicate, nave no rivals. The katharon prevents
the hair from turdng gray eralcates dandrun, and 10
the best and cheapest di ess ing IN tine world.
Myriads suffer annually from Diseases of
the bladder Il neys Rld urinary organs vino could be
completely restored health II they would but avai
themselves OF that invaluable remedy, hELMBoLD's
BUcITU, the curative properties of which have In SO
many instances Afforded relief TO IN suffering.
For Moth PnichcS. FrcCl,lc-, aud Tan Use
PtlHti'S MOTH AND fltEtk LOTION. u Is rcli-
abe and harmless Sot by druggists. DePot itBond 10.
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wAsHIHaToR. July l3.-1hp following Il the FuldmL
bin "a agreed On BY Committee OF Conference, and
concurred iu by both Houses to-day
An Act 10 authorize tAe rounding OF the LGlouA
debt.
Is hereby authorized toisur ~ tum or sums not fN'
ccedng In the aggl oghte Two hunlri M Ions VI 40
lars common or registered bonds Of the ned stAtes
In such form as he p escrhe, aud OF denominations
Of nifty dollars or some multiple OF that sum redeenAhe
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THIS MORNING,s TELEGRAMS.

Peru aud Japan are about to make commercial
treaty.
japanese conspraek to burn the city OF Osaka
has been frustrated.
Yokohama has exported to New York, since July
l, 10 $4,000 pounds OF tea
II is rumored that Secretary Cox IL TO take Mr.
Bancron's place as Minister 70 Berlin.
The Red Stockin defeated the Kekiougas, at
Fort Wayne, Ind, yesterday, Oy ascJre OF ~ {" l.
The Government officials OF Japan are discussing
the propriety OF cxpelllng Foreigners from Corea'
In 4 Rensselaer, Park races yesterday 81 Elmo
won the rrst, and the second race was troued without
result Belle StrcSand leading, the nnlsl pelng post
D nel until to-day
YouNa HEADS oS ACID SHouLDgRs,-lt is no
longet loahsume task to dRrken gray hair, Phhlons
VltAla or salvation IoT the Hair, affect, the change
without any unCcan Accompaniment, II n nm
MD clear mud. and has pleasant aroma. The
humber OF applications determines tie shade No bed'
imeni, no darkened bottles ADJ,
Good sherry, port, clarct, and white wines, 81 10
per gallon, at II. MouQu's, 81 and 81 Nassau s-Adr.
Bargains in Watches JcWc,rY, unl Silycrware, -
I. H. Johnston Roblnlon, 10 pcWerH.-Adp.
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Bargains in Watches. JcWc,rY, unl SilyerwaTe,
l. H. Johnston Il RobinlOn, 10 pCNery.-Adp.
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Good sherry, port, clarct and white wines, 81 20
per gallon, at H. Mouqulns, 81 and 81 Nassau st-Idr.