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New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
LOCAL WAR NEWS.

The German Patriotic Aid Society of the
-rst Ward raised over 500 at the meeting last night.
The apathy Of the Germans OF the East side lie COM
nened upon by their friends Of the West side OF this
Ward . 49,
About so Irish citizens met last evening at the Ma
sOnlo Hall IN Thireenhst to express their sympathy
krchd%,con was Chosen Chairman, and made fiery little
speech against Prussia and in praise OF France the
nce the meeting adjourned after brief remarks from
Col Fitzpatrick and Mr. Lyddy of The IrIsh RePHof,c
Hail an Prince-st Mr. Dennis Holland in the chair.
1t resolved to cooperate with different ward CLUBS
,soceties 10 nominate Directory of Irish citizens who
not having been connected with any OF tenan %
ments may have influence raise funds and organize an
Irish Socety ready 10 move for Ireland in case the En-
glish should become involved IN the baro
A meeting was held in the Fourth Ward last evening
%asssr re G @ has Seen handed over the
Central Committee Monthly subscriptions amounting
The Germans OF Bridgeport Conn., have held several
meetings and have raised s4l5 toward the M Ger %
Vocal Society Germania Of the town. ~
The German Young Mems Christian Association OF this
city have resolved to organize Christian Commsslon,
for the purpose Of securing aid and providing for the
necessities OF the sick and wounded, the widows and
orphans OF the war Board OF Directors has Deen APP
pointed superntend the Sanitary Department and TO
solicit subscriptions and contributors no snoscTpmons non
No 50 Ludow where meetings will be held every FIJI
The German American Volunteer Corps met at vosss
headquarters last evening. Mr.. Schebe presided and
Mr. Won Dereu acted as Secretary: New members were
enrolled subscriptions received 1t resolved TO
hold a mass.meeting on Sunday evening next, and
VOss HOffmeister, and Strewey were appointed
"a Committee of Arrangements This organization has
than 100 members. During the evening Dr. Schei
bel made an address.
Bishop Bayey Of the Diocese of Newark returned to
his home yesterday after absence in Rome OF eighteen
mOnths II the intention TO give him reception,
preferred to meet his friends quietly and without
display. few persons called him, and 70 them he
gaye his views of the foreign The issue must be
against France eventually, he says for the Prussans
been preparing for just such since their con-
ct with Austria while the French not as well pre-
pared Rome and the Papal States, he says, are quite
happy. and IL left alone can take care OF
The German Aid Society of Harlem has collected S26t
since meeting. The Society has raised $780, all OF
which will be paid to the Executive Committee on Satur-
day.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
LOCAL POLITICS.

The soldiers and sailors of the With As
semby District met last night, and elected the following
officers Thomas ]. Odlum, President; John J. Morris
and David Lloyd, cePresidents; John r. Kigan Re
cordng Secretary Charles Dyruf Corresponding Secre-
tary; Cornelius O'Leary, Treasurer.
Mr.. George b. Lynch, cOlOred orator. de-
vered address to the colored citizens Of Jamaica
II. L. on Thursday evening, his topic being Our New
Duty." Mr.. Lynch explained the effect Of the XVIII
Amendment, and urged the claims of the Republican
party the colored voters. The meeting was largely
attended.
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
TEE-sYMPATHY FOR PRUSSIA.
The Republican General Committee of Kings
County held special meeting last evening in Brooklyn,
George c. Bennett preSidng II resolved that Re-
yubcan Conventions be held In each Of the several AS
reuby districts Of the county, the I'D OF September
IN seect delegates 10 tho State Convention at Saratoga
and that primary elections be held the sst OF August
some discussion With reference 10 measures Tor pro
noting harmony IN the party ensued In the course OF
the proceednga tho following resoirflous were unsni
Inonsly adopted, amid great applausaE
ess,yea T6st Aneusa heart saes te sswos' via s
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POLITICAL.

FLORIDA. t....
REPUBLICAN STATE CONvENTIoN-THE NoMINA-
TIONS.
GAINESVILLE, Aug. 18.-The Republican state
Convention. for the nomination Of q IieutensntooV'
ernor, in place OF w. H. Gleason declared inehgDe ~
the Supreme Court, and for Member OF Congress- IN
place of C. M. Hamilton, the present incumbent, met
here on the l7th. The Convention was called 10 order ~
IL O'Clock m, by Z. M. Cheney, ESQ.,, Chairman OF tno
State Executive Committee. The Hon. josiah L. "ahS
was made temporary and also permanent Chairman
The usual number Secretaries and VicePresiaents
were appointed Committee on Credentials reported
that thirtysix OF the thirty counties were repro
sented. The prelimnaries being decided, the CohVeh
ton proceeded to select candidate for Representative
In Congress. The following were named ior 'no posi-
ton: Hon. c. M. Hamilton, the present Incumbent;
Hon. j. c. Gibbs (colored, Secretary OF State; Hon "
II. Pearce (colored State Senator, Leon County HON.
Robert Meachem (colOred), State Senator, JEFFERSON
County, Hon. Josiah T. Walls colored), State Senator
Alachua County; Hon ii. s. Harmon (colored), Repre-
sentative from Alachua The friends OF the respective
candidates fought for their favores most vaapy con-
testing the ground inch by inch. On the tweth pano
Mr.. Walls having received q majority OF all the votes
cast, declared nominated. On the thrd Daiot,
Samuel T. Day nominated for Leutenant-GoVerhor
Mr.. Walls is a native OF Virginia, is 80 years OF age
to this State in 1884, is successful planter, anu
served term In the House before his present service IN
the Senate.
Mr. Day ia the Assistant Assessor In the columbia Dis
trict is Southern loyast, is well esteemed, and VIII
gain for himself and perhaps the ticket the Votes o
many outside Of the party who heartily SICK OF the
extreme men and measures Of the opposition
The ticket strong one and will, without DOUBT re-
ceive a triumphant indorsement. Never nave we seen
greater unanimty and enthusiasm than was
the close of the Convention which presages most so
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Saratoga Couch Richmond City FONT sni hoof "~
and ~ ....,.,o...
BELOW.
Bk ubs Ritter Trinidad Sandy Hook for orders IS dan We
boarded Aug lon. 7353 BY pobost DAVID Mitchell Ne
Argo Jsctrns Trinidad for Sand, Hs9s for order" " d.rA
Was boarded Aug 90 by plotbost David Mitchell
Brig Lizzie Troop, Newhal, Carienss 8 days
Brig Sarah Gilmore, Clifford, from Cartenss
DOMESTIC PORTS.
wmsrssros, c., AIs. 2-Arived steamship Lne'is h's
Baltimore.
23Aryed steamships Montgomery and Sn 5sh
Newlork Wyoming from Philadelphia barb hen<e
from Liverpool Cleared steamship Cleopstra for New York
CHARLEsT0s, Ang 2Arved steamships Champion heH res
yok. MARYLAND from bark vseo, from hiero kn,
scbrs Minnie Reppier from from Phldeph.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Aug 23Ths steamship Sdonian from Serh0rs TO
Glasgow. touched at this port to-day
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THE OFFAL OUTRAGE.

Since April last the New-York Rendering
Company is said to dumped tho earcases OF nearly
1000 dead ANIMALS, chiefly horses In inc Lower FAY OPP
rsits the village Of Eitingville Staten Island During
t recen< heated term the stencil arising from these
caroases wieh been washed ashore and lain there
IN roften rendition. has poisoned the atmosphere
that many Of the Yorkere who spend their Summer
months in their vas In that vicinity have been obliged
Four PERSONS have died within week. Whose deaths
are besVod cleary trsceabio 70 the efuvia arising
from tl posing bodies Of animals and members
of large number Of families have been prostratsd rom
the ssszss cause. committee composed OF innuent,A
the nsCsssary legal steps 10 have s nnsance sbstea
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BULKLEY-In Brooklyn D. suddealr SUNDAY morning Aa< "a
I,S: Tss.y 3 s Frs SPS PSg,sss Of s' s.
south and Broosyn r. D. this iwsS1e-s ate.
intennenI Thursday morning
GFPIssudden TUESDAY ss inst Of congestion q the sa
Notice funeral hereafter
Of Richard B. Josephine Hsrshorue aged year 'a
Riss and friends Of the family are attend the funeral
from the her parents 81 Bsst Forty oarh on "ene'
HoGRL-Ip Brooklyn Aug 2s daughter Of Al
Hogel, aged years and moath. ., ~, gr,
near Fuitou-.ve Brooklyn THURSDAY afternoon at ooi
MAs-Tgsiy morning Aug 22 ra.ns Oldest S.ash Of Randall
Particulars Of funeral hereafter
MERRrT-A Mt Kisoo. TUESDAY, Aas p Joseph }" hsn"
The relatives and the family also the Masonic t,,'ss
II O'clock from Presbyterian Church a, ht k'o" TH e's'
Twenty siIths,. at "a an
MoRRIsoH-At yewburgh Moad.y 4d inst Edysn Dahs@ s
Of Rev A. NJ. Morrison Of Philadelphia aged months
REAYon TUESDAY Asg White Plains sewfo, q foss.s
Reay aged year, months and DAYS. .-,,,
The friends Of the family ny to az nd
"Wednesday afternoon h. DAY. s,t oe|ss a PoshaS I'll
Harlem Rsp1a Der sa .ssrs .s saV vii 5. s.s.
sHAw-Aag %, Mrs Ruth shaw, aged Ts,e.rs .,......
Relatives and friends invited 70 attend her uaerai s ~.
Of her J. g. shaw. at Tauyo~u on THURSDAY
TaYLoR-ou Monday evening Aug r. James Tay0f s-a ~
al his late residence 800 Madison THURSDAY ssn inst
o'clock
child Of Remsen and MAR Taylor aged - months snd ~ .
The relatives and respectfully invited to nd ns mnef.
from residence OF her parents this "wednesday h~h'
o'clock .
TYSG st. Georges Recory TUESDAY e2d inst blaheih se~s
wife Of Thomas Mitchell Tng and dsaghtern so 'ns nav W.
Tyng. q.
eorges Church Friday stfin'i @-
w.rKIys-A hi. residence Fort Lee SuIAsy Aus At -
ook midnight Charles wskus ST. tnthe eth year -
Notice Of funeral hereafter
wHITING Mamarouek On Monday I'D inst Masos whtss 80
Of William and whiting aged moa'sa asS 70 de
Funeral from he Episcopal Church Msmsoneck - ,,.
Path inst O'Clock kfishses So m u''
are respectfully invited TO attend.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.
The price of tin has advanced in Corn

MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.
80. The price Of tin has advanced in Corn
wall, Efg.
go. The Argentine insurgents are becoming
formidable again In Entre-Rios
IA strong squadron of British iron -clads
is anchored OF the More with fires bunked.
Another submarine cable between France
and England has just been successfully laid.
THE London stock market is depressed
by the expected shipment Of bullion to France.
go. The death of Sir Frederick Pollock,
formerly Chief Baron of the Exchequer, is reported
..The English Admiralty have postponed,
until the war is ended the sale of surplus naval stores
1.-THE Bavarien Government has forbidden
the prOmulgaton of the Bull Of Papal Infabiity In
that country.
The strike among the iron operatives in
Ffeshre, Scotland, is failure owing to fatal defec-
tion among the men,
THE reported failure of NicOl, Duck
worth Co. at Liverpool, is untrue. The mistake arose
from similarity Of names.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
THE SEVENTH WARD SHOOTING AFFRAYs.

Wm II. Gordon, who attempted to murder
his wife and child Monday night was conveyed at the
time of the murder Bellevue Hospital for treatment OF
his own wounds. Yesterday he so much recovered
from their weakening effects that Warden Brennan did
not think he could the responsibility or keeping
him i'm the hospital any longer and accordingly had him
taken TO the Penitenary Hospital on BaekwePs island
where he will remain until he Ia sufficiently recovered TO
be brought to Court. MI,
John Hussey who shot In the arm ny John FRANK
lin in Waterst on Monday night is rapidly recovering
and is esteemed out Of all danger. Hussey was shot
hronoh the bones OF the elbow joint He declares that
M asanlt was entirely unprovoked, and that Franklin
as standing off from him 20 feet at the time he fired
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
ILLINOIS.


CHICAGO, ILL., Aug. 23.-The Republican
delegates from all the counties in the yh Congressional
District of this State met in Peoria to-day, and unan-
rously nominated Gen. Thomas j. Henderson Of Bureau
County for Congress This is the regular Republican
Convention but called by those who opposed
"a the manner in which the Republican Committee sought
IN make nominaton-that is, by q popular vote for
candidates each county in the district known as the
crawford County system The vote in response to that
call will he taken the 5th OF September when Is
nrobabe that Mr. Ingerson will be renominated.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
NORTH CAROLINA.
THE POLITICAL TROUBLES MORE PRISONE
DISCHARGED.

THE POLITICAL TROUBLES - MORE PRISONERS
DISCHARGED.
RALEIGH, N. c., Aug. 23.-In the case of the
State against Wiley the evidence of the State closed to-
day. Nothing conclusive developed Nearly all the
negroes testyng will give their evidence for the defense
tomorrow.
The United States District Court still had up the cese OF
Kirk for contempt.
Judge Brooks discharged s more prisoners on habeas
corpus When the prisoners brought into court
nv Kinks guard who undertook to enter with their
arms Judge Brooks quickly ordered the Marshal to re-
strain them suspending business till the order was
we'd remarking No armed soldiers allowed in this
Court: when necessary will ask for them. kirk's mel
retired The Judge reiterated his jurisdiction in the
matter of the habeas corpus in Kinks case. LleuCoi
Bergen under arrest in this city for not observing ms
much interest is manifested.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
A CORRECTION.

TO ne Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The TRIBUNE of Aug. refers, under
the head OF War Topics" to article signed by my
name in the German weekly Der Neue Zet but msrepre-
sents my views OF the therein expressed in two
special points. First, 1t that virtually propose
said that Germany IL attacked had OF course TO deeh1
herself Secondly. It makes me actually diseoursge co,
iections for the wounded" while only objected 10 col
Iections for the German wounded scne, ana pfopose
soIlections for the wounded OF the You VIII rea
nit that these ara essential derences. which entue
ns TO correction. Very respectfully, Nm
NSac- York. Aug r. r. ". noenSh, A. ~
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
OBITUARY.
JAMES n, TAYLOR

JAMES b. TAYLOR.
Mr.. James B. Taylor died suddenly at his
nome In this city Monday evening. He o wealthy
ana esteemed gentleman. and at time stood prvnn
nenty before the public In politics He had been spend
ing the Summer months at his country seat snd had re-
turned on Saturday. On Monday the symptoms which
ioretold death confined him to HIS room all day and
aware that the attack fatal he calmly awaited MS
end Later In the evening without any appare1f pain
ne passed away Recently Mr. Taylor has suffered from
the aectOn OF the heart which he knew might any time
speedily compass his dissolution. His age was "a.
Inough Mr. Taylor held Office, his influence was
party OF which he strong adherent, he had dom,
lnant position, and helped direct its movements ana
counsel Its policy in concert with its public Leaders
lie den0minated himself q conservative RepuDncan,
though he often found in the frontiers Of Democracy
IL was his desire to compromise and 80 was 0ten fOuno
natlng between the Republican and Democratic paftes
ated with him in an his political projects For several
years ne has retired from active fdentncaton wIl
politics. though his sagacty and judgment or measures
ana pubic policy have been seryceaple 10 tnose g
has been successful mercantile and has ainassed
great wealth. He received most OF the contracts for
building given out by the New-fork CITY G0verhment,
and was Interested In the improvements OF West wash
lngt0n Market, Fort Gansevoort and the new court
House He also large stakeholder In The Nen York
Times.
GEN. MARMOL.
Donate del MarmOl whose death is announced,
was born in the City OF Bayonne about the year 1888
His father, Ramundo Marmo was a native Oh Venezu-
ella. and captain in the Spanish army Donate went
with his parents to Santiago de Cuba, and there CON-
peted hts education For while he engaged In farming
IL 1860 he returned to his native city where ne
and continued until the revolutions in private lfe On
the first Of the revolt no rushed into the connct
ana fought In many desperate battles.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24

adv >oced OF irish NatiOnasts, TO take the place
Fepis, Ism, and unte a factions into brotherhood
The princ.N features Of the new organization are no
saared off als, the retention OF funds by the local
branches unit, required by the brotherhood I'm Ireland
and Central Council to consist OF seven msmoers
merly recognized by the Feuisns Michael Russell Of
New.York is Treayurer. edward @ RELY OF North
Adams Mas: Danial o. MadgsW John l. Griffin Of st.
Louis George sweeny, Cincinnati; T. X Barnerton OF
Wllmington Del. and william Lpughrey OF Keokuk,
Iowa, compose the present Council
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
FIRE IN THE BROOKLYN NAyY-YARD-Loss
SlOOOOO.

Shortly after 8 last evening fire broke out
on the upper floor of the machine and pattern shop the
Brooklyn Nayy-Yard The building large stone ed-
fee covering over 200 feet Of ground and stocked
with valuable machinery and patterns. Chief-Engneer
present with several OF the city engine
companies and after hours hard work subdued the
flames Machinery to the value of 100000 was destroyed
or made worthless. The hose belonging TO the Navy
Yard apparatus proved to he worthless and but for the
prompt arrival OF Brooklyn companies the loss would
have been much greater. The cause OF the hre IL un
known and was first discovered by policeman pa
trolling Sands-st, near the Navy-Yard wall
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
ELEVATOR BURNED IN BRooKLYN-LOss, $1,000

About 1 O'clock yesterday morning a Hre
broke out in the Of the floating elevator Atana
at the foot of Irvingst South Brooklyn. The hremen
were unable to stay the fames and the structure was
burned IN the waters edge 1t owned by Ray Ettng
oS No state at New York and engaged In hosting
grain into Kelseys warehouse at the dock Inc loss
non tbe elevator and machinery is about $4,000, upon
bch ia an insurance Of 5000. The elevator had been
vacated at O'Clock previous evening the engineer
and fireman after the fires were banked Ihere was no
watchman on board and the supposton Is that theboat
WI aa fired by incendiary.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
WYOMING TERRITORY.
,uocp.r,c CONGRESS NOMINATION,


CHEYENNE, Wy, Aug. 22.-The Democratic
Territorial Convention, which met at Bryan yesterday,
nominated Col John warless OF Laramie City for Dele
gate IN Copgress The Republicans held Convention at
the theater last night and nominated County officers for
the ensuing year several ladies were present Mrs H.
Arnold for superintendent OF Public Schools. Mrs NJ
~ posi- is a member OF the Republican Committee.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24

German le In their prsen. effort power God has
gwen them var begun vhosi provocaon and continued without
usfsble that csas Of this land Of free schools
70 the land Of erss education cordial smpsthes that
right minded N % The ieest cogn on the globe while he
into bhnd 70 dpoe OF rulers recognize
OF the
ing 70 tbs adv Eancement Of fhuman feespm
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
pnu,DRLpu, CATTLE MARKEr-Auo "a

There this for Beef Cattle bat pro's -
main The offerings and ales reached 70 20 hs
good and from o y, ceut rchoee
Northern Common cattle soh At from so
ceu p O to quality
SHRgPs sctye s0d iJO bead chAns >sas
a, from ~ to 6 cents y ID, -
amounted bead from sl3 to sl3 20 lc ID, the % pnos
. corn fed
Cows-Te demand good Cows active The sses .ss~ V
$50 bead from 90 TO $75 y head.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
THE STATE or TRADE


ACourA, Ga. Aag 3-Coo1 opened arIef safes ID bsis -
oeps a bales Mddings l7iGl8e. closing dull -
WLsIsGroS, n. c.. Aug 23-Spnts TurpnIne 6rn st ~
35c Ron III 90 Crude TurfsDuns stsf ss si
a S2 2l Tar firm. Cotton dull .
SEwORLEAss La Aug aFioqr dull; sepersne - - poaa'
6lk; Treble Bltra, 50 l3 Corn tmer NIel, Dd
White Oats 53d5sc tece ie keg lsf. Oh.s
articles unchanged Brcbsuge-stsrbus lls Newfort Ss
cent nium. Gon
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
INDIANA.
NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS,

Maior-Gen. Lewis Wallace has the regular
Republican nomination for Congress in the District now
represented by the Hon. Godlove g. Orth. The Demo
Gratis believe that they beat the new nominee
Cen Manson Is their candidate In the XIth District
the Democrats have nominated s. j. Anthony. The Re
nubicans calculate easy victory.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24

What Did It--LYOss KArHsEos made hsr son srsnsn
and b and HAGAss changed that sAOs oompn0a
into ,be marble This emphaca the iuguAs,
Of articles 6ne head Of hair and eani ompeoa
the greatest The kahrroo anil
Msuno, Balm them youand nothing ess
will The bloom Of youth II makes LADY Of thiy sppsr
but twenty entirely barmlesS aud very eAns
Theys should be in adys possession
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
POLITICAL ITEMS.

Col. r. L. Jones of Newport, KY, is anxious
70 represent the CovingOn District in Congress. His
chief claims is that he is Democrat that during the
war be lacked the loyalty be patriot and the courage
to he a Rebel
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24

court and Loynez total failures. Cavads can DO
nothing at present his hands ted and he hopes
everything from your arrival The cholera Ia raging fear
fu lily the Spanish camps The Puerto Principe hospi-
tails coran nearly 1000 soldiers those OF ether towns in
propOrtOn.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
, Srw IRISH ORGANIZATION.

ST.. LOUIS. Aug. IA new national organ
i,ation cao tho Irish National Brotnernoon nas a'oy
iA''''" ,orat,on Its qualifications will extend
ooo W 49, ..,ar.l states OF tho Union with /ts head
ovsr,s. IN g. Louis. It has been fopnedey tae most
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
THE CENSUS.
The following returns for this city were re-.
ceiyed at the Narabal'. .. Office yeatsr,fay;
THE CEN6UI
day mOrninS

The President, ACCOMPANY !ed by Mrs. Grant
Miss Nellie Grant, and Gen. Horst~ Porter arrived 81
the Ayenue Hotel at ioi o'clI yesterday. from
Lane for Newport where they to be the guess OF l.
r. Morton, esq the banker Of this city The President
will return 10 Long Branch on Monday ftsr brot visit
pain
New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKRT-Auo. p

BeefCae-recepts s bead good cattle sold vel nm pn.
while grades lower sales of Er tJf
s9 So Tor First Quality Ell soss2 o Tor ssosUs 2a.l,,
ceips supply Of the and price. have h
cned 2lc bead sales in lots at ~ SSG % e~hf hftA