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The New York herald., 1870-05-15
rElsGasriIc NEWS ITEMS.

Franklin T. Backus eminent lawyer OF Cleveland, died
yesterday morning
At the billiard match In San Francisco Friday Holding
beat Gates; McClery beat Little
The Missouri State Fund HAS purchased half
million of Missouri sixes with the snrpus In his hands.
The inquest body Barney Brady found in Charles
river resulted IN verdict of "death by means unknown"
The United States monitor Terror, Captain Ransom, sailed
g 20 aF Ge Wss indies from Fortress Monroe
Thomas Fiske, for years conductor the Erie
Railroad died at Avon, n " yesterday afternoon after
.llness OF Two weeks or more.
Lot Madsn Of RandSpa Mass aged seventy three. hung
hse s % Thursday the " VIE & Of The deceased pedham
Mr. l.. Ward the oldest most enterprising
citizens OF rowanda, Pa, died yesterday morning Of
ralysia.
deadly assault was made 10 the House Of Correction at
Soul. Boston on Friday BY conyc, named James uroirey
in The death OF the injured man.
The remains Of Il. r. wilson and William Taylor, Jr,
e to New York. and he remains Of JOIN ssrdsyant 70
Delavan, H., and of Il. II. spalding to Boston.
mass convention nf the republicans OF Madison. Ind.
met Yesterday and adopted resolution unanimously d.
s their heir ls to s % s s,p o to
The Athletic Base Bali Club OF Philadelphia defeated the
pasime clao, q ralmore, yessrday, afternoon The
fs.s.. &. !: : = sssS;i IL; "a;
.owed mo the mouth Of the river at Wilmington n c. yes.
;erday Eorhng ~ revenue cutter WIN ne % main SHAFT
il completely disibled.
Baltimore despatch says "thcre is foundation what
that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company have leased the Ohio and Mississippi rca The
baltimore and Ohio Company never contemplated such
lease.n
Mrs. Edward D. Webster, Of Sornervie, Mass,
@ ire w % s WITH @ sss I a. ess
died. She suffering from paralysis and could not
tingush the flames.
In the billiard Portland on Friday night for the
Maine State champion cue and $2uo, between Henry e
She'll Portland, the present Champion and Charles r.
Smith, of Augusta, the game by the former, the
scora standing g-Shiell, 200; Swift, 1T.
TIE rooms of the Shoe and Leather Association on Pearl
street, in Boston, dedicated yesterday at with
appropriate ceremonies, followed by han Hon. Wm
Spooner president, delivered the opening address,
was followed by Governor Ciatln and others.
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ARMY lNTelL 'GEaCE.

WAsHINGToN, May H. 1870.
Leave OF absence for four months, to date from
June l, IS granted to Colonel 5. NJ. Dayton, Adc-de-
Camp to the General
BY direction OF the Secretary OF War, on tho re-
commendaton Of the Surgeon General, the follow.
ing changes in stations and duties OF officers OF the
Medical Department are hereby made:-Assistant
sur leOn George s. ROse from the Department OF the
East. to repOgS to the Co onmanding General Of the
Surgeon G. b. White, Brevet Major, from the
Department of the East. to report TO
the Commanding General OF the Department or Cali
fornla; Assistant Surgeon j. W. Williams, Brevet
Major, from the Department OF the South. 10 report
to the Commanding General OF the Department. of
the East; Assistant Surgeon s. S. Jessup from the
Department or the South, to report TO the Command
ing General of the Department OF the Lakes; Asss-
tant Surgeon J. v. De Hume from the department
OF the south. to report to the Commanding General
OF the Dep r ment OF the Missouri; Assistant Sd.
g,on NJ X. TAYLOR rom the Department Of the Lakes,
TO report to the commanding General OF the Depart
ment OF the SOnth; Assistant Surgeon u. Knicker-
booker, from the Department Of DacOtah to report
to the Commanding General OF the Department of
the South Assistant Surgeon ID. G. Caldwell, from
the Department OF California to report to the Com
mandng General OF The Department Of the South;
Assistant surgeon w. Il. Waters Drevet major, from
the Department Of the Platte, 10 report TO the Com
Assistant Surgeon g. NJ Sternbargc, Revet major,
from the Department OF the MssOri, to report TO he
Commanding General OF the Department Of the Fast;
Assistant Surgeon w. IL. FOrWOOd, DTevet major,
from the Department OF the Missouri, 10 report To-
Commanding General Department or the Lakes;
Assist ,tant Surgeon ii. II. TlltOn brevet ma Or from
the Department OF the Missouri, 10 report 10 HE
Commanding General OF the Department Of The East;
Assistant Surgeon d. l.. Huntington. brevet eu-
tenant colonel, from the Department Of the dis
souri,, to report to the Commanding General OF the
Department OF this East: Surgeon G. q. Gray brnvct
lieutenant colonel 10 report In person 70 the Com
manding General OF the Department OF the East.
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNpoN MONEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. May 14-1:3o
r M-ConsOls closed at 94l& for money and 045x for
the account. American securities closed quiet ana
sinady; United states nve-twenty bons, 1862 Sg1<
1865 old sys4: 1867, oO7k: teniortes S5x. Stocks
qu @, and stsasly. Erie Railway shares, 1SA; ILL.,
nuis Centrals, 1i2X.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs, May 14.--The Bourse closed
firm RenteS i5f.
FEANKFOar BoURsE.- May 1i--United
STATES ivctweuty bonds opened firm, at 95ls Tor the
issue OF lSOI.
LIvai;pooL CcTrON MARKET. - LIVERPOOL, May
and steady. Middng uplansls, lIhd.; middiing Or
leans, 113sd all ~. The sales OF the day nave bcen
10000 balcs ofwhch 1900 were taken for export and
speculation.
HAygR COTTON MARKEr-HAygE, May 14--Even-
ing.--C0ton closedvq,uet and steady FOR both spot
and ailOA.
LIVERPOOL BREApsruFFs MARxET--LIvgRpUoL,
May 14--1 r. M.--FiOur, 2ls per bb. ior western
canal Wheat, os. 81. Ss. Al. per centai Tor NO.
ret Western.
LlyEnpooL PRODUCE MARxEr.--LlyEGPooL, May
14--I +. M.--faluW, AIS. 81. per cWt. Turpenilne,
2ps 3d. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.--LoNDoN, May Ia
Tauw quet. Whale oil quet. Hops declining. Fine
rosn 1885, per cwt LIN ecd cakes flrmer GO i6s. q
60 lss. Der ton for tim u1!oug for 1ectling Sperm
oil duil Iinseed oil tirmer at f32 5s. per ton.
Spirits petroleum. quiet at Is. Id. per gallon. Tur-
pentne trn. HOBS dull
PErRoLEUa MARKET.--ANTwERP, May H-Even.
inx.-i'etrveum closed firm, but unchanged.
HAMBURu, May 14-Eyen,ng. Petroleum closed
Nat ut II marc unncoss
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TINE DOUBLE rasG-m IN WILLIAMSBURG.

Syivanus Smith and Hts Victim still Alive.
Sylvanus Smith, who shot Miss Julia Wells on
Friday afternoon AT the residence OF Mrs. Depew,
No. 67 South Third street. Williamsburg, and after
wards attempted suicide by shooting himself in the
head, was removed to the residence or his relatives
No. 10 Rodney street, by the police, yesterday fore
noon. His condition last night was not Calculated
to assure his friends. Indeed. the physicians attend
ing him have no hopes OF h.s recovery. The young
woman is said TO be out OF danger 1t now said lii
she was formerly the wife oil IA, nry Betts an in innate
friend OF Sylvanus Smith, they being membes s OF
volunteer engine company No. AT the time of the
MARI age. Having obtained ~ sdivOrce from BE IS,
as alleged Smith paid his respects TO her, and after
Il protrlcled c0urtsiip, they were engaged to be
married. 1his engagement was broken Off by the
young woman several days ago. she giving a rea-
son thai SylvanuS did not snow her proper respe t.
and neglected 10 introduce her to his family. But
Sylvanus was led TO the ef justly not, that he
was discarded merely bee use the fcSle lady met
and loved another SO believing, ne became re-
vengeful and pcrpetratel the great CRIME that so
affects his relatives and friends
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
HE REGISTRATION.

Owing. perhaps in a great measure to the excel
lent police arrangements OF superintendent Jour
dan, the registration passed or yesterday quietly
as on the previous day. The fifteenth amendments,
1t will be observed by the table appended have in
many wards come out in their strength and exer-
cised the privileges conferred upon them by the
whites who are not jealous OF tier power. In one
district eight OF them registered from one no, se
situated IN Third avenue, between Twenty-third
anu Twenty fourth streets. IL will be seen that sBig
SKIS ward is the only wherein the first da XIV
JAILED 10 eXercis his right 10 ''lt up de head and
voice OBJ free man. Tue Fourth ward on y record
edthe name OF TWO, and The Third ward three coored
men. Tnes Eighth did much better where the
negroes turned out stronger than the whites, ana
typed the paaDce. Nike Norton had better look
out or the negroes VIII bury him some of these days
Ihe registratl IN yesterday shows that the negroes
have QODe better lhan The preNInua daY:--
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
TIE BROOKLYN sRNC. WAR.

The following letter OF District Attorney Morris is
In reply TO the attack made him by Mr.. McLaugh.
lin on Friday night at the Atheneum:--
To THE EDIroR OF HERALp:-
BRooKLYN. May II, 1870.
At private OF the Brooklyn "Ring," Friday
night the skiing Master" tMcLaushin) stated that had
drawn the salary Of one OF CLERKS benefit
In reply would state that have paid Just thou
sand three hundred and twenty-five dollars In
In trying to bring criminals Justice About
and hfy dollars OF this has been deducted the salary
former clerk who did but little service, balance,
eighteen hundred aud seventywo dollars, out OF
my pocket.
When 1 removed this clerk and appointed another
who has attended to his business he has drawn
his full pay. further that I have
never In my bte assessed employe in my ONCE one
cent FOR political or any other purpose simply add that
in trying ,,s to bring the ringmaster,s q
OF their votes a .hs st election When people shs re-
pudats me as they have hun think will know enough
community. S. ID. NORRIS
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YOUEG FeMALe CRIMINALS.

Two Girls, Twelve auu Eleven Yenrs Old,
Pronounced Incorrigible-A Juvenile Re-
formatory for Females Called For.
In the Mercer county courts at Trenton, N. j., tine
Grand Jury found an indictment for theft against
Maggie Mcclure and Sarah Long. aged respectively
eleven and twelve years. 1t seems that the
youthful delinquents have piled their vocation
Tor number OF years with degree OF Skill
and adroitnesS that shows them to be
regular adopts in the procession. They have
b, Ell frequently arrested, but out of considera
ton for Their youth have been thus far dealt W th
rather enlently. This time however. 1t Is probab
that they viii be summarily punt he'd, and. IN The
absence Of suitable reormatory, they are likely to
be sent to the State Prison. In view OF the corrupt
ing influences OF commitment to the State Prison
the Grand Jury stl Ongy recommended "ihit re-
f0rmalory be provided Tor that class Of juvenile cul-
prits J" IN !ntaning that 1t was duty incumbent on
the people Ol New Jersey "tO provide for rescue
OF such unfortunate children OF the state either by
public or private philanthrophy."
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
wllsi's waRu-rHs JERSEY ALLEY BATTLE.

In the HERALD OF last Monday the details OF a
battle in Jersey. alley between whites and blacks
were given. Captain Walsh and Superintendent OF
Pol ce Jourdan first obtained the facts from the
HERALD. The result Is that the negro who re-
ceived the hardest knocks has made n com.
plant against two OF Captain Walsh's
officers who are 20 be tried before
the Commissioners tomorrow, when the facts Will
come out, should the commissioners summons the
jantor OF St. Patricks cathedral, no had cha ge ur
the children, who at the time were congreg ting
about the church. IL all, and 1t Is to be hoped
were not contaminated by the Sabbath mornI ~
scenes presented for their childish comment. Cap
tan Edward Walsh Is "tryingn to make his
ward respectable, but he cannot while he retains
such fogy officers as Seigeants Griillh and Corn
wall mis- present roundsmen ami detective McKeever
The Police Commissioners can do goOi by shaking
up the Fourteenth precinct from Gel ar TO roo and
protecting the worshppers at the cathedral from an
nOya ance and disgusting SCIENCES.
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
OBITUARY.
Enron Sfncikell,erx.

despatch from Paris. received here last night,
announces the death OF Baron Ernest John de Stack
elberg, Russian Minister to the Court OF Napoleon
III. Baron de Stackeberg occupied the position Of
ambassador extraordinary and minister plenipoten-
tiary for more than two years. He was appointed
Nav o. 1868, and accredited June OF the sa ne year.
Previous to being sent to repres mt his imperial
ter at the French court H. occupied the ex ,lteI
Deceased was also engaged In ST. PETERSBURG prior
10 HIS departure for France, by tine Czar by whom
ne was much respected, In several important COM
missions relative to Eastern affairs, and the ability
and in egrty with which he dis hArged the trusts
coDfded 70 his care secured for hun the confidence
his deCeaSe,
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
COLORADO.

The Denver Central and C.corgctown Kali
rOad-Enc0nrmg gina News from the Mining
Charlottesville Union CelOnies-Tmpr0ve-
sncnts In Greeley.
DENVER May IA, 1870.
The preliminary survey OF the Denver Central and
Georgetown Railroad has been completed. At no
,lace will the grade exceed eighty feet EB.inecrs
vlll immediately locate the iine and the company
fill push the work ennIgctlcally.
Ridwood Fisher, CITY Surveyor and highly re-
tccted citizen, Was Killed On Thursday by run
way team.
Tic mining in New Mexico was progressing slowly
q account Ol the scarcity OF water In the guchcs.
1e water, which comes in by ditch, VIII reach
Niger anu Inmbug gl,lcncs tins week, and the sup
p,wi,l be Increased 10 800 inches. The prospect
w generally encouraging.
0nis breaking NJ ami The members are scattering
arOntrue One or two Aissi tslcd members who cx-
peei 10 Und large town with ali convehicnces
hat come 10 Denver temporarily. The colony Is a
gret success and Greeley Is growing rapidly.
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
Eals WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

The Equal Rights Society, OF which Mrs. Elizabeth
Cady Stanton has been president since is formation
three years ago. has decided 10 fuse itself with the
Union Woman Suffrage Society, OF which Theodore
Tiltou l. president. meeting was accordingly held
yes erday morning at the house Of Mrs. Winchester 2
i;ramercy PARK, and fusion was voted upon IN The
affirmative. Parker Plllsbury, Mrs. Stanton Susan
b Anthony, Mrs. Wbour Mrs. Kirk ana other
woman suffrage takers were present. Lucy Stone
Blackwell and ner husband fought hard against the
junction, on the score OF sufficient members not
being present to express the sense OF the society.
bat they were Overrulet. Overtures have been
nlde TO the American Woman Suffrage Association,
formed at Cleveland last year, TO JON the Tn on, but
no action will be taken on that point TILL their
nual meeting In November.
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
swMnLaG tx-NsYos pFDDE. or SswA,k

On Monday last well dressed smooth tongued
young man called on ex-Mayor Pedde, OF Newark,
40 his mannfactory there, ana representing himself
TO be John G. Lutz, OF the rm OF Frank A. Lutz Jv
h Brother of Washington. ID. G., succeeded IN
obtaining some goods and considerable quantity OF
money from that gen ieman. lie was well posted
with the drm he claimed to DC a member OF. IL Is
now fully ascerta,ned he Is an unmigated swindler.
The auh0riiles are looking hIln up. II u though.
nihera may. lANA su.erel as wen as Sir. poddc.
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A BULLY asAIsE.

The Ninth precinct police this morning report that
at fifteen minutes past eleven O'Clock last night
Francis Troquez, desperate character or the
Ninth precinct, entered the liquor store OF
Peter Forester, No. 8 Greenwich avenue,
with party OF boon companions. called for
liluor and were served He then refused To pay
for the drinks, and was ordered ont by Forester,
when the bully commenced To- smash furniture.
Forester seized a club and beat the rullan about
the head innctiug well-merited but not dangerous
mn i1hn
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
MURDER.

Last evening Walner SkiG, or All West Forty
eighth street. was accosted IN Fortyninth street by
drunken man, who ran against him. The drunkard
had friend with him. and both attacked sixth, who
was dangerously Stabbed in the left breast Dr.
Waterman police surgeon. dressed the wound, after
which SKIN was conveyed to his home.
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Master Isaac J. Yates has been ordered 10 ex-
animation for promotion. Lieutenant Commander
Henry Glass has been detached from Philadel-
phia and granted thirty days. sick leave. Sur
geon James Suddards has been detach ID from the
Aslatic fleet, and plac d on waiting orders. Tie
order OF Lieutenant Horace Elmer to the Atlantic
fleet has been revoked, and he Is ordered to the
Terror.
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
PRESENTATION TO GENERAL MCCLELLAN.

About gfty persons assembled at Mr.. yollinan's
residence, in Hudson street, Hoboken, last evening"
TO present General Mcclellan with a handsomely
framed copy OF resolutions OF graduation recently
passed in New YORK. The General sent a telegram
from Orange regreting that he could not iulal his
promise to attend. Speeches were made by
Judge Curtis. Captain Elittnacht ana Majors Saucr
and Fcischi. Tue party adjourned 90 supper at the
Park Hotel, and honored their absent friend up 10
fnf ~ bu
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
THE isTERrATlOSAL YAcHr RACE.

TSs sGppho and Cambria on the Isle Of
Preparing Tor the Second Race.
LONDON, May IA, 1870.
The yachts Cambria ana Sappho were towed from
Co es al four O'Clock this morning to the east end
OF the lse or ght.
SUN west by southwest breeze prevailed.
Inc Cambria reached Ryde at ten O'Clock under
easy sai.
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
ALL .aEn SEVEN THOUSAND usLLAs suas:ay

Detective Dunno, OF Captain Keso's detective
stan, yesterday arrested George @. Brown. young
man aged twenty-one years, on requsltlon from the
Governor Of Massachusetts, where he stands charged
with robbing ms grandmother, Jennie Brown, OF
Brookilne OF S. 600 or 81, 900 worth OF ewery and
nrycous stones lie Is q young man OF pleasing al
ttrcss ana appearance, anl caiDS lbat his arrest is
caused 10y family d.sscnsons. He was surrendered
to Boston otlccr by superintendent Jourdsn.
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
MISSOURI.

Coiced Radicals Opposing Rebel Enfran-
chisenfent.
ST. LOUIS, May Ia, 1870.
Abot two thousand co!oied citizens living along
the Painc Railroad celebrated the ratification OF the
nfteenh amendment yesterday az Sclaia. Reson
tions yerc a,iop opposing the suffrage ana oilce
holding amendments 10 tile STATE constitutions de-
clarDt that the, Will vCic tu enlranchse rceis only
when he word ..whi e. IS stricken nom the consi-
tuiio1 and srnrning with sc0rn me attenhpt maue
coored man with the late eneines OF the govern
Weuk
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Blue Ridge Railroad Im,rorlio.

COLUMBIA. May ii, 1870.
Judge Melton last night granted an orler
requiring J. s. Nelglc, Comptroller General
j. IL. Low and the Blue Ridge Railroad
Company TO show cause why Mr.. Magic should
not be 81 aimed from endorsing, In behalf Of the
STATE the four millions bonds author zed by an
act pa sed september I5 1885, 10 extend aid to the
Blue iidge kai'ro "a Conn any. aad TT o meantime
tts, are reslrail.d nom eudotsng and issuing SAID
MI Neage. sfe sgned ,000 900 last nignt lhey are
intended Tor the european market. It.is ed
that the cons tuition prohbi the endorsement of
any bonds whatsoever by the State
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miscellaneous Meetings,

very largely attended meeting was held last
night IN the Eighteenth ward Speeches were made,
fireworks discharged and considerable enthusiasm
manifested for ia nes Irving aud Eug ne Durnin.
"the two most popular men on the Tammany ticket
for Aid rnan and Assistant Alderman"
The Fourth ward was ablaze last night on account
OF Alderman Thomas Conan. Resolution were
adopted pledglng the support OF the democracy In
the "Old foulth" 10 tie nominees OF the party ana
cheers or the rotund and popular representative OF
tue district were gwen and over and over again
with Will.
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
WIFE CUTTER.

Last evening Patrick Harrington. OF No. So Mul-
berry street. mad quarreli with his vie Julia. lie
picked up bottle. or other sharp instrument,
and inflicted severe wound on his wife's tace. The
despatch does not state whether Patrick was
rest q, tut 1t Is safe 10 say that Captain Kennedy
will secure him. II Jourdan does not do II before
hi
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
The Radical Rev0iuti0nist Piots--gnvestiga-
ton und Sentences.

ton and Sentences.
PARIS, May Ia, 1870.
Messrs. Mrere and Regault, editors OF the Mar
seAlatse newspaper. and some other prisoners who
were arrested for completely In the plot Of last Feb
ruary have been professionally liberated.
The magistrates are sill engaged hearing the
cases OF those arrested for alleged participation IN
the late outbreak. Yesterday fortynine persons
were condemned and variously sentenced from nine
months down to fifteen days Imprisonment. Eight
persons were acquitted for lack OF proof.
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
CUBA.

Soseopria's Two Companions Executed-Opeu.
ing tho Mniis.
HAVANA, May IA, 1870.
Diego and Gaspar Aguero were garroted this after
noon. They met Their fate nrm'y. There was an
Immense attendance TO witness the execution.
The name OF the Englishmaa who died on Guajaba
lsand Is supposed to have been Hill and not RYAN
The police to-iay registered the correspondence
going cut 10 New York on the steamship Missouri.
Nothing was found o. seditious charaeter.
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f ans sslnlneniy successful SEA son OF ths yhllhn-
oeoe v under' the able guidance of s Presiaai,
~ ooieiuus Isrmuate xhe evening OF May T.
~" sncs, M as as1ni ihonchou hs season presented By
sa,,t Meeol unusual excellence especially 10 that
sen'isi department OF trniy src,,,s.fi nnd poru,.v
p.osamme w panofore payng muAh attention la wing
h mos, M, n ~ succeeded "a obtaining he assistance or
lnstN 81 eiAed eiponeuis 10
highest classic Character whether IN solos a. ws
9rohesue we need only name Miss Anna Mshg Miss Aas
Iopp ana Mf D. b Mls who iusv r,,ied c,as scH
repsssensss pansts o. toe day These rea, artists
on every othrr occasion where their euo, ~ NJ psn s,ib
Jeced TO close hni uenchant ana eri,eism Tet that
their names ana reputation at nake and much d.
pcnhug on the lnAity OF the gh,rh thev
performed nvaraoy seleeiei the Pianos Of stein.
sons az those above all others ali,nw
all the esgences ant requirements Of their Art IA ethe
instruments used throughout the phlhe
and their unsurpassed excellence was aL. ~
the audience Generally the musical dean, ard the ART
critics who thoroughly endorsed their ners IL woud
have been impossible 90 exposed spofoi,s
a OF exactng tests than tie insrn,.ns Of
Messrs Slenwsy Sons sub lectcd 10 In sine
complete success than they achieved TO bs
wondered that artists who Invariably
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The New York herald., 1870-05-15
BR0GKLIN CANDIDATES.

The following are the names OF the candidates by
the republicans and democrats for City Judge to be
voted for at the election on tuesday next
Reg. DEM Ind. Dem. Republican,
Joseph Neil on, Henry Hoguer Geo. II. Fisher
Alexander McCue Geo. II. Fisher. Henry Hoguer
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
sIassro.

About eleven ocN,ck last uight Henry A. Otis Of
Port Richmond, staten Island. entered the Fourth
precinct station house ana said he had been STABBED
w the forehead and eg,. lie refused TO give ary
'hurallln a' 70 hts assa,iant or where Il occurred
Ailef having hts wounds N essed he left for honle
The New York herald., 1870-05-15
PENNS YLVANlA.
Bull Movement In Iron.

COLUMBIA, May ii, 1870.
AT meeting OF the iron masters, held here yes
terday the unanimous feeling was to stop the pro-
duction OF pig iron, which cannot be made at the
current rates without loss; and the probab ~ Is
that IN the next sixty days nearly If not all the
furnaces In this vicinity will be idle.