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LONG ISLAND.

Oliver ChGrlck has begun a double track on the
Long Island Railroad,
James Fisk, Jr., las been making surveys in the
NHage OF Nhcbtonc, measuring the depth OF water at
the wharVes and looking around generally,
Patrick Burke partially bind man, who resides
IN New York md who gaiOs a livelihood by begging
rom the Long leland travelling public was held bV
justice QuhfteinAn to answer tor assaultug Conductor
nnrlbut, o! the Flushing and North SIDE ta rOad lie
bees nom cho.ce rather than from TeCesstV as two
houses In nncld are owned by hlm and he has bank
stock and other securities.
Bath was illuminated on Saturday evening on tho
occasion OF superb ban IN the Balh Hotel Among
the dancers were Mai Ge1, George B Mcclellan al1
Mrs Mcclellan, Gen Nosdes, Cart; and Mrs William
Gal Agle ofthe 5eyrnt, -nrit Regiment. Mr. and Mrs
John Matthew, Of heT folktle Hon, Fernando Esler'
hSli Tho Hon. VIM =. Howe, Mf, and Mrs. barney
Williams Uhe latter wearing diamonds worth 800 OJ0l
Cx'Msyor Gurther, the Hon, VIM 4, Robinson ana
Judges Emmons aud Chuich
Some time ago young John Sloane, OF Jamaica,
Prop sed to marry pIepossessng wdow and hal
l. Sl1ik make wedding suit but being unable to
psy he depotted HI, watch, worth So IN the hands
OF James wright, as security for Clark The mOney
wa 20 oe PAID N three months or the ch del vcrci
TO Clark The M lney was not forthcoming aud Clark
Geceyed rec the watch but comnlsns that II 3 not Tie
ngs wel. instituted and the Caso Was tiled neiOrc Jus
loe sn.diker ou SATURDAY. Tho Justice reserved Lis
doclSioR
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NEW JERSEY.

John DAILY aged twontycight years, was drowneA
10 the Pnsllc river at Paterson waite bathing ycstor.
DAY morning. '
In recent fight Peter Van Dorm bit of tile noss
Of sam. Hummell. Notification has set in and Hum.
nell Ia not likely to survive
Jane Necey, who had recently arrived in tbis
country was found dead IN her bed the hoe OF her
cousin. Richard Crothy IN Hudson city
Annie McConville, n consumptive, arrived al Jer-
scy city on Saturday from Philadelphia route TO
back q corpse.
row boat, containing man and his 1--WE children
was caps'1cd opposite BERGEN Point vest rday. All
we're saved one OF the children was resc astated with
much difficulty
The body Of William Van scrbeI. who fell on tho
whie loading d,ay with nag stones, was recoycIed In
the North River on saturday.
Under the excessive freight charges OF tho Eric
ganZ COMPANY to transU ort heavy freight between
New YORK and that point by water,
During the thunderstorm Saturday the li,ht-
ming struck Dr. Brniue's barn I'm lryngion killing
valuable horse which standing In its stall aud not
lnIurlng the barn in the least
French and Spanish newsp lner ia IN Ia es,,h.
.s.-" - Hobokcn with view nf Obtaining the nnIio
printing some OF the ring. hcnded by Connc man
movers. yum"
Coroner Burns, OF Jersey CITY, has issuei IN.
chpas against samuel Sclocl, Superintendent OF The
Morris ard Essex Railroad, aud Joan l.. Morford the
llsln Despatcher for their appearance before hn 10
answer why they should not be committed for con.
mnt IN refusing TO be present at tho inquest touching
The deaf Of patrick legan, who WAS run over on ihS
horrs ana Essex Railroad, at the Bergen tunnel
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LONG BRANCH incidents.

100
The Continental Hotel was jammed YESTERDAY
They had four cots In the reception room.
Col, Fisk and the officers OF the Ninth Regiment
were at the Continental yesterday.
Yesterday morning, John Kavanagh the foreman
on Snu: John hoeSs place, lighted match III the gas
blown up and very badly buried. A man who was al
the door was also seriously Injured.
Charles Sawtell, Of Long Branch, aged H. was
drowned Yesterday nornilg 10 front of the United
States iiote. Long Branch, Mr. Msrh, brotherinlaw
OF Sawte was nearly sunocated while cndeAyorinE to
save him. but was hauled out BY q Sir, Foster
Al about O'Clock yesterday afternoon after hours
and hours OF the most gcnse heat experienced Al
the Branch. the storm clouds, VIII Ch hIi en- rising In
lhe west Itcai over lhe Who'll, heavens aud Ourstin!
win NOISE as OF the ialllHg OF cataract poured
uron the vi ing earth most gIatriu lcuge Seldom
hh ram STERN In this latitude rech moro violent 4
ralry has one been Ailcnd'd WITH more VIVID uIlt
EIns and neNer one fuCcl Cdcd hl lOYnlInr sk.us.
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WESTCHES7ER COUNTY.

Justice Fuller, who recently rad HE collar bone
broken by has not held court since hi acc dent
justice Burnett has gned, and all the court business
OF the town falls upon Justice Hauptman.
Hervey Smith, Harlem expressman, throw David
Pope boy. into the river at Morrsania yesterday,
because the latter had interfcred to protect younger
brother from brutal assault committed by Smith.
Three Irishmen. with their faces covered with
blood and one minus a large piece bitten out of
nnrsr sprearcd - police station last even
locked up.
JOHN Frederick, aged twelve years. went on sat.
ufday. with number OF other lads to dig CLANS He
was swamned IN the marsh, aud before he could be
iescrcd ne We eNtnct, some OF his fathers inh uman
negh Is 10 Nes, Morrlsana, who we're tue spQt,
refused 10 lond their aid to search for tho )dy oil tie
my
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CURIOSITIES or CRIME.

Tom Simmons who was under arrest in Cnha
ienn on charge OF robbery was taken from the Gus,
BY wd OF masked men. ~ "s'u
James sullivan was taken TO the Yorkvile Police
Sourt !estGrday for following Aswindllng extra IN
dNtny elghth street. The 'eXtrt" was simply small
SUNDAY paper, VITA not a word OF news beyond what
night before. N"'F'FS'' '"'
a quarrel on religious topics occurred yesterday
on boa The steamboat Seth Low, on the Fishing
bhnhs when Thomas Kelly stained two bro hers John
nhI William Mccafc'ty, wuunlug them seriously
heiy was arrested brought q this city, and locked up
IN TIE Charles street police station. ~
shortly before o'clock yesterday morning Mar.
galc Mhti n, Of 70 Third avenue went g. assist Mrs
IhWl'f, whose husband was beating her but she was
met or the stars by tic nuriacd hushlud VINO stab
pea hcf IN the mead with pair of m moIs' tlcnls Law.
yer hc cut IN his head which he could not account
lOr' Neither wound was serious
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BROOKL IN.
any llquor dealers ar, not licensed.

Many lqror dealers ar, not licensed
Burglars continue to work Brooaiyn with signal
success
young man named Trlcy nearly lost his life In
New;own Cree, on saturday, In resculng Thos Wiids
aJouth OF Is, who was drowning
While Charles Wilson of ~ Oliver street New
YORK, was at work brig at the foot OF Partt
ton street on saturday, barrel OF fosin tell on hm
staly inJuring hun.
One of Boss McIaughlin's " FLYING Artillery"
spoters) n doing NeOman service for the boss and
cinct for MoLaug ughlinltes.
John Simons and Joseph O'DoHnell were driving
past base BAL game in Brooklyn saturday. a DiI
struck OIonnel on tie !Ogeh ad, and " carOmed" ON
the head OF slmots who fell unc lnsc .ous.
An unknown NAV, dressed in dark clothes. and
wearing black sot felt hat, jumped OIL hc Williams
hurgh crryboat COmmo lore Ferry last eve Ing
was entering the slip tle Long Island side, ANA was
drnu al
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Tho HermRnn's Detcntion-The French
SIcnmers 10 snil n = IennI

The Bremen piers IN lIoboken were throngcd
on saturday, anu II was supposed that the steam.
slip Hermann would sail under the flag OF the United
States but the only indication OF Uni ed States pro.
lection was the pennant bearing the letters u g NJ
The mails, however, were not on board Postmaster
General Creswel having telegraphsd to Assistant.
Postmaster Taylor, OF New iOr., as follows
II war exists, cannot undertake to protect North
German steamer. carrying onr mails Should the
and forwarded IA speedily as possible.
The Hermanns cargo, OF grain and tobacco was
all on board, ani 40 were her passengers Stil at z
o'clock another steamship lay across the dock; and
the Hermann did not move. The explanation was
found In the following cable telegram
oELRIcH New York; Hermann must not leave.
Tho AGENTS here had received a despatch esriy /,
tie morning directing them TO send the vessel Then
II supposed that Napoleon lad ARRANGED The de-
tails OF his policy respecting the treatment OF private
property, aud that the steamers flying the North
German flg woul not be molested, But the own
ers on the other side not willing to risk their
vessel and accordingly ordered her detention II is
said that the agents Of the Hermann will hold abin
pers to their contracts as they may arrange for the
sal ing OF the vessel next week.
Tie Hermann had total OF 100 passengers booked
board, and there learned for the first time that the
vessel would not sail. Tley were greatly dsap-
pointed. Messrs. Oelrich say thatI passengers can
receive their money back and the onico will remain
The North German ffgate Ancona sailed from
this port tliree weeks ago Hence all the stories cf
the sensation Journals about her being In port are
untrue.
THE BREMEN LINE.
The North German Lloyds have In port the Her.
mann, which was TO have sailed yesterday the
Frankfort, which was to sail on Thursday NEXT,
2lst and The Weser, whose sailing day is NEXT
Saturday, % The Hanover Is due here, and her
sailing day is the 2Sth; and the America is on her
way, and her sailing day isithe 80th Those steam.
day, pLless they aie sold. Oilers 10 purchase have
already been made.
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sPARRs FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

There were fifteen cases Of sunstrokc 10 Baltimore
yesterday
Berthemy, eyMinister from France viii leave
Warrington to-day for home,
Gen. Banks, more consistant than Gen. Grant
says that ne lkes Cuba and he likes TO back her.
On Saturday afternoon John Seehan, aged years
was drowned while bathing In woonsocSet
About three hundred and fifty more Chinese ar
rived at St. Louis yesterday, ana left for Tennessee
Tho United states steamer Qunnebaug, from the
The @. A. r. OF California will erect q monument
70 the memory OF Gen. T., d. Baker. who oll at Rails
Blum during the war.
John Sto2er has been enjOned from acting as
Grand Chancellor Of the Knights of Py,hlas 10 Penn
sylvAn.a
dead daughter of Spotted Tail Ia buried in Fort
Lsramie. She committed suicide because her father
forbade her marrying white Of whom shs was
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The Bnnditti of Forty-srcond STREET.

The neighborho)d OF Weehawken ferry Ia
FortY-second street is favored with gang of frce-
boot ers, who wayay and rob peddlers and laborins
men returning home SATURDAY nights with their
wages. On Saturday oyering they knocked down
Abraham Biree, peldler, and seized his pack val.
ued at $40. Biree showed aght. and captured James
Hart. one OF the gang. Hart, however, slipped out
OF his coat and escaped.
Bree deposited the rogues coat and hat at tho
Twenty second Precinct Station House. To tho
ssionishmcnt Of the sergeant Hart soon after ward
called there and asked for his property lie wa,
immediately locked no, and Justice Bxby commit tLad
him yesterday morning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-18
PERSONAL INTELLIGENcE

Major George a. Leland has appeared In Saratoga
with his clarct-coiored team aud his BLACK dog cart
He attracts immense attention.
The Hon. Caleb H. Hcadley, Gen John r. Cooper
and the Rev l.. Morse. all OF IrvingtOn. n. J. arc At
Long Branch with splendid pair OF bays aud a park
thatton.
Monsieur PrevostParadol, the new French Minis
ter AZ Washington. hs been formally received by the
President. The Ambas sdor saYslnohing about Euro.
peAn anaits
The Hon and witty John Hoey. whose splendid
gr unds AMI stables at Long Branch have oiten been
Wis ted by Gen. Grant. saws that his regards for the
e. al are OF such nature that he cannot G1brfss
them; and ths, Tor Mr.. llocy, is saving q good deal
though VIC NAV rot be able 10 divine exactly vnat.
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Gen. Ciuseret on france and the French
Marshais.

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10 "e hoh" OF me sun
SIR: In your issu,, of yestnrdav I remart An
,unor,,,, o,u,..,a W. -, -, .",'',,-
"' on'es'on' iou 'orRo' t"enV osushohs
of sharpshooters In the French army, and having
served as fret lieutenant and captain in tbose hat
taons n, well as IN the ppe and with s,,,, ,or.va,
can compare, aud say that you forgot the state Of
the French army
o.a =, =. a., ,, ,,u
One "oIu ABOUT 'he character OF the diherent
French military leaders with whom I have served
mnn, ys.,s a., no q, son,. ,n,a,..,
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hnrsha Nahlant exceedingly old. comes on from
the Polytechnic school. He made his career In the
corps of Epeinccrs Rather .ova,, tho, Mil,
80. -. A., , ""' VIA" "iH
tiy leader, he is now OF no account
Marshal Random about rs years old has no mill.
,erv ree,rd uo h,s hoo, -. - r.,...a-
=, -, - -, ~. """' '."'s "o'ernor
OF Algeria and Secretary of War. He is more In an
administrative cauacity than anything else
Marsboi p,r,or,y ,,tIv,,..- A. ...,.,,,,
81. .-. . v .i'' equ'"S o'u' am
made a Marshal o. France Whom I was a, tha
military school he was tho comn,ndino on,co, .nI
'S"'O' wv vas '"e commanding omcer, ana
"~Nery rough lie has been always so with the
troops At Palestro he was bru,alv stunid and
causoI the de,,h ~ C,I p,i,x d,yro, % ,.s rs,.s
z 'uVa u's ueaIn 9I WI rIlz q lNoy' OF the Ihird
,,nI,,n , " u,ueuns pu W STORM uoor without
MarsbnI F"rey N,"xTn, who corn,rto, - u..t,o !.
., sna, rOI,oS' "ho comm'haeu IN mexico, Is
MY pshai pu,aiN NHVu, i,u,o,., ,.,o o-,--,
-, 1,,n, iYo%er., % WIZ Was an eAceHent 1Olonel
H. seee " a, mho nnde is sdv9nGement va thr9u5h
IS. of lao INV
"cbiei In ~, ,6e r & ", Wy Iy LILY rou'
onIy vanity " WV '' -''' III '''' A' Is
Nnrshni Moc,tobor 4. , s,,ranoo H. ... 49,
btil,nt m liz st",n i9g nI MsiaI , ~ s was ,eLy Ky
army al Magenta trnn tLe iocili1y ~, % ,h E v o
The French ar,nv H ~ - 80, @ @ ~ M VI w t.v nhporoT'
Marshni Paz ,ina Gomez crn,n ~ 'u .i ntn' IL
,sss cr,tain ~ ,o, 'to,n 1, nio rl'lhs: ne
lie is an nf u every 1 Uld p1Tn s Fourth
~ ~ y, ,.,an -, ao.iou, anu uhuetstlnus very weI
now manage tr9ops on the ned In the Crmea he
succassui In Me.,co eyapy ono hera Sna Ws
yccord " "'N'' ''''' o"' "eio Aho"s nis
Har.hoi 7 = p, S..,.. -, NJ T., ,,, ~,
lant an al ,D,I S 81 u, war, u, liNo Nall
serv.d In tio Isu Is 81 y, H ''' sVnoo, anu
io " ,,e , q, ID, y. mu"vrN as an arueilst' ne
Iy,, = ht'as niino III 'nV rTehoh army out no.
vouy ,y snuns Hnythlhg SI Lnh as commander OF
w.. I'm "i,,n 70 speoiaIV aHob' never acquired
" ~ r.ilertst or engiheers
NJ, MS Vapso'o o. ii Is zen COUSIN called
s@yIn''uoah, s,I Count OF failkau VINO Commanded In
Onha; an olI actor, ne VAS promoted IN 1880
seSo'u eu,ehsi'.' ,ot TefODpehse hdHon0H. Alter
az SOrlghulef-generh, commanding lletncen. Having
entoieI tne Arabian Bureau at his request, ] had
n1i oppoI ~. 70 lalk win and see nm lie Is
JOINS Draln 10 lctlOn
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TIE LATEST LABOR VIEWS.

The WiamsburGh Tailors ssturd,y evAninA
serve fund In case OF o strike. W. ~
Tie southern and Western Work ngmen's Coloni.
zstion Society 't'rday ec'ed =. :. PurcrlI Pres
denti Thomas 10 CO, Ncspicsds-t. T. Sncn m
treasurer and James II. Muhali. Secretary. '
Tie meeting OF Labor Associations In San Fran.
cisco on FTdhN evening organized au ant-Chinrse
caanc he Pre-iicnt of which instructed to inform
ne SIX tflnc'c cuM.Nncs In that Is that il IA unsnfa
ipr Chinaman to come to this country,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-18
Ejcc,inS the President OF n Synagogue.

short time ago Mr.. Abrahams offended lhA
Trustees OF the Jewish synagogue ia 1wcnt, ninth
street and Eighth avenue, Of which he was Presi.
dent. and they dorosed him and elected Mr. Levy.
Vice-rresdcnt, to the vacant Office. On Saturday,
when the latter by virtne Of his olicc attenpted 10
read the responses. M Adrahams ntcricred to nre-
vent linn. Several members Of tho Congrc cation
seized Mr. Alrahams and elected him. end handed
him over 20 policeman. He was taken TO Jenerson
Market, and on a charge of isturbing rublic wnr.
slip, was held In $500 bail lie scouts the authority
tiat deposei him. and insists upon serving out lis
unexnired term OF three months, and will test the
case in court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-18
The Hurricane In Canada.

The tornado which recently swept over Mon
trea carried OF roofs and demolished small build.
ms. Ite bait rolled down in vast sheets and the
rain hed the streets to the depth Of several inches
T. Mccarthy was killed by falling roo' large
house was moved three feet, and tie roofs OF sey.
eral small houses ",re liitod aud landed at a DIS.
lance. The spire OF the Dorchester street Metho-
dlst church WAS blown at least nve leet out Of
plumb, and had Canted one loot mure the des ruc
u0n oI lhe church would nave been ceIiain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-18
EIsht Starving ,Icp on IN. Atlantic.

BosroN, July l1.-0n the 30th Of June, lat SO
N Ion 50 deg IS min. the brig William Mason
picked up boat containing eight men starving
without food or water As they could not speak
English they could not give an account Of them.
selves. They are supposed to be French seameu,
and were all brought to this port
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-18
The War Question In the City on Sunday.

Notwithstanding the fierce heat of YESTERDAY
the German lager beer gardens OF this city and tne
suburbs were crow ded with visitors anAiou.iy
listening to spoculatons upon the probable Prussia1
and French movements on the Rhine. Dispute, were
rare, as the Germans seemed all OF one mind in
inyOring Prussia The French residents con.
fined themselves to their especial saloons
and restaurants, and contemplated the problble
nggrand cement OF France with quiet satistaction
No news having arrived of any advantage 0f position
gained by either patty, there was cause or cheers
or eratulations, but the news OF this morning was
looked forwi rd 10 with cagernoss.
In all the Lotels the war was the one absorbing
topic. e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-18
The Ross ,IcLnruhIi, SUNDAY

Alderman Nike Coley, Supervisor Sheridan, and
some other luminaries OF Boss McLaushlin's crowd
in the Twelfth Ward, amused themselves yesterday,
while the thermometer at 90 By PLAYING base ball.
AZ the stakes three kegs OF Iarer tho playing
was excellent; ior "Phgnix Park" and all Rod
Hook mourned when the Alderman ~ the ward was
declared defeated. Then the lager suffered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-18
The War Fever In the Eiysian FIeIds-A
French Recruiting Onico Opened In uo-

That Sabbath Mecca Of the Teutonic element
or New fuik aud vicinity, the FL siau Fields llo.
b0kep, was yesterday literally alive with thousands
0f excited and thirsty Gormln,, who assembled moi
as much to enjoy days recreation az to discuss the
prospects OF the France Prussian war. With sineu-
Lar unannity the vast multitude approved the course
OF the Prussian Government Ia accepting war, and
bitterly denounced Napoleon as an ami ious grasp
Ing, md unprincp pled man, They cxulted In tie
idea that all Germany had espoused the cause
OF fatherand, siuce althougn many OF tlom
might have ielt the weight OF the oppressoi's rod
still the soil ol Germ any mas declared bacrod " tho
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LOSSES BY FLEE.

Mr George W. Shaw, OF Factoryvlle T. l., lost
toOO ny the Ourbiag Of store shed on Satur lay.
Mes>rs Linfold h sons last mnnufactory in
Stou shton, Mass, Wa burned on Saturday ioas
tlO OOO Insurance, 800
Tfo pant aud decorative department OF tho Grant
LocomotNe works at Paterson, y j. accidentally
eAugh' hfe yesterday morning aud was consumed.
The upper two stories Of the Britannia Company's
tlycr'p atnR mandatory in Mcrdrn, Conn, wee
burned out on SATURDAY. morning. The building which
Wa OF brick, WA 400 feet long, and employed about COO
nanus INC two lower stories were damaged by water
Loss s'5J OOO Insured. The company wall rebuild al
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The Longest Yacht Voyage on Record.

Capt Carpenter retired U. 5. naval officer
is making q survey OF the contour OF the con.
tinont between Maine and the mouth OF the Mis-.
trsippL and Of the Mississippi aud theLakos. lie
started from Maine over year ago, and alter a yOy
age in small yacht OF over S6,0O0 miles. arrived at
bt. Louis on Wednesday
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A RAILROAD SMASH.
A shocking Disaster at WOODBURY. Station,
N. IA Carriage Demolished-Three Per-
sons Killed aud Ono Wounded.

PHrLADELpHrA, July E.-Yesterday afternoon
the express train which left Camden for Cape May at
fo'clock, demolished a carriage containing two Ia.
dies end two gentlemen, At Woodbury. station. The
person driving attempted to cross the track ahead Of
the train. The carriage was crushed In the narrow
space lbetwecn the depot platform and the cars and
a tue occupants were killed outright except one Of
TIE vomen whose legs were cut of and whose life
Is despaired ot The names OF the dead are q ego
Iowa.