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{I-AxTEn-TO PURCHASE A FINE, SPIRITED
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New-York tribune., 1870-11-30

from IA ,,.,.t once Tho REV. g. siegfried Of Newark
viii n.iirrss tempersnce meeting at tho North Baptst
SnocSeS down and kicked last evening, on Newarkave''
by unknown assaant- -. - -. IL. - :,
WEEHAwKES.-The strike nj the Oh WORKS mas enocu'
the worEmen accepting reduced wages.
HonoKEs-The City Treasurer offers $500 reward Ior
the bonds and money stolen from MS once ny purshrS
on Friday night last
Nvw,pu The Naw- Jersey Railroad Company Will be-
% the erertiou of an iron bridge over the Passaic kyer
near Centre-st rcxt Spring, IN place OF the presen'
walden structure Robert @. Austin, telcgrapn oPo
rator Was arrested yesterday on charge Q, bigamy
His two wives reside at No. 81 Macd0ugaTs ne~ ioi
and No 20 st., In this city Inc Esse1 oouny
Road Hoard have paid 100000 In county bonus 10 pTp
ortyowners for the right OF way fol- new
secretary of the Board OF Trade reports mat tne
Of capl employed In the Manufacture o TUE wy 10
os3; paper, 100000; cotton, Noo'o"' po"der
and chemicals, u 4oO,OW. ~.
C,unrr-Iorenzo wilson, colored. principal wltness
r., the of the election rioters awaiting t1a was ar
restad On Monday evening by Constable Souderr VINO IN
nin so fonnd or pretended to find, reason for bcatnP
him eo seyerey with lub that his HE ls endaugeren.
Wilson has made an atiavt stating thar tnc constape
wantony assaed him while leading him 70 the once oi
Justice Atkinson who tsued the warrant Tor the arrest
TRESTos-The spechl session OF the United staies s
Djsic Court called fr the trial OF the Camden eectoh
rioters convened at the State House yesterday Juufe
Nixon presiding. The Courtroom was well mllcd WIN
witnesses chiefly colorM, from Camden. me Grind
Jury was duly constituted and charged by Judge Nlho
I'm reference TO their duy in of alleged VoaVh Vi
the National Election LAW.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
TIE HEBREW CHARITY FAIR.

The Fair for the benefit of the Mount Sinai
Hospital and the Hebrew Orphan Asylum. which opens
at O'Clock this evening in the Fourteentst Armory, is
expected to be attractive and successful
OF the season. being the event OF the kind in which
all Jewish congregations of the city have united 1t
is in the hands of the most prominent Jewish citizens,
among whom T.. B. Hart, Jesse Sehgman, Isaac
Bernheimer, h. Cohen, David Balomon, Samuel kanf-
man. A. Jacoby and others. Christians OF several de-
nominations have, however, aided the movement both
" The ArmoTy already ed with articles to be placed
on exhibition and many OF the stands have been eo-
and circle of 20 lights added The rafters ana ne
ceiling handsomely decorated with bunting, the
American the German, and the Sanitary Commission
flags being prominent. The principal attraction VIII ne
the floral stand occupying the center of the hall II IL
orocted h the prni Issociafon whose gascht mono
gram appears above IT, and VIII cost about slOVo re
beeea at the I've Well % deal @ put e lemonade nd 10 ~
stands line the sides Of the hail. many OF the large ones
being appropriated by different congregations One OF
the most noticeable of these is the teastand. which is
decorated In true Oriental style, ard at which Will be
enameled or inlaid boxes Of fine workmanship. The
department Of uTs contains stock worth $4,000 large
PostOice will Offer the usual fund Of amusement and
the department Of books and stationery will furnish all
materials necessary for episolary efforts The depart
prominent dealers OF the city having contributed Two
large books for the reception OF subscriptions to the Hos
ptl and ASYLUM are intended 10 be preserved for future
generations in imitation Of notable European custom
The raes for various prizes will he feature OF the FAR
s1OO reen6acs and portrait Of the winner of the
principal prize, TO be painted by Constant Mayer All
those who become members OF the Hospital Association
by paving S. the first annual nstament will receive
| chances in a lottery for several valuable prizes.
The art galleries nclude many gems from private col
ectOns in this city, Mr. Constant Mayer has personally
supervised the hanging Of the pictures and Will remain
in charge of the galleries during the Fair. The collection
has been insured for SlGOOO Tho walls Of the hos
ptal on LexingOn-ave extending from Sixtysixth 10
SiXtyseventhss have been built up To the third floor,
and S120 900 has already been raised and is desired to
raise S75,0OO more to complete the building. At the
opening, this evening, Gov. Hoffman is announced to
| IL.
i The managers confidently expects that the receipts
viii amount 10 $4,000 on the first night.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
REPORTED DETENTION OF THE STEAMER ST
LOUIs-LOsS OF SCHOONER.

The agent of the Marine Underwriters at
Key yesterday telegraphed that the steamer ST.
Louis of Cromwels NewOrleans Line was ashore Nov.
IA on Memory Rock, Nassau, n. P hut that after
throwing bales of her of cotton overheard she
was enabled to get safely of and proceed on her way
There il unquestiOnaby mistake IN the name OF tie
boat rs the S. LOuis did not leave Sew-Orleans until
the 26th and could not possibly have reached Nassau
even up the date of the sending OF the dispatch If
she had sailed on he 18th from Nassau she would have
reached This port before There IT, then, mistake
either in date name OF vessel.
The schooner L. ~ Baylos from New-IOrk for Sayan-
nah, ashore the 2sth inst Beaufort Bar near
MOrehead City. n. C. Part OF her cargo will be saved,
but the vessel with the exception of sails and rigging,
will probably prove total loss
The ship LaIOga Of Boston, Capt Wiley, so days from
CrOnstadt, with merchandise 20 William ROsses Co.,
arrived yesterday reports that oct H. lat $50 long.
20 20, f., she spoke the bark julie with cargo Of coal
from Newcastle for NOrrkurpang, Sweden. Masts and
boats gone and the bark sinking. Capt. keut
burg. the mate, and five seamen were taken OF Alex
ander kcing second mate, having been lost The vessel
wrecked Oct l6, i'm gale from e. veerirg "a :. t.
Capt keuburg reports that the schooner Frederick had
alOngsd the Julie the same day, but had refused
TO render any assistance.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
THE LAPINE BUTCHERY IN MISSOURI

The weekly local paper at POtOs, Mo-. gives
the details of the fghtful murder at that town.
showing that the crime more hdeous than the
telegraph stated. Five personst whole family were
found to have been murdered and their bodies after
ward burned to conceal the crime. Measures were at
taken to nd the butchers and boy about Il years
old called upon who testified that he had witnessed
the whole fearful slaughter. He says that on the pre-
yious Saturday night his brother Charles July and John
Armstrong came 20 town with jug of whisky and on
their return stopped az the cabin OF the pne family
burst the door open with and murdered the hole
mission OF the crime the boy permitted
the cabin, but witnessed IL all through crack in the
wall Having zone their bloody work, the two fends set
fire 10 the walls OF the cabin and fed the until the
on Saturday night nearly be ascertaned ana
The muTdeTers remained in the eighbOrhOOd until AN
early hour on Monday morning, when they undertook 10
make their escape
Tae man IapiDe attacked by JULY, and shot before
ne had alry opened his eyes. Armstrong, the second
Iufnan TOOK all axe and butchere0 the and chill
afen and the twO then set the cabin fire There
10 hl-wll between the nnrdererh and the victim the
CRIME was SIMPLY the work of whisky. The whole country
was aroused and soon hunted down the ernlnals They
were found miles from POos surprised at the supper
hDt ly htouty denied their Identity until
py hcqualntances from POtOs, when they were COM
pe,ey eowed and pleaded whsky for their
crime.
The remains Of the murdered family were carefully
gathered and brought 10 town IN a box In which they
were buried III The town cemetery Upon this ro, gh CAS-
ket was Traced In clear, legbe md the following IN
sCr1ptjon: -
Lapne, Louisa his wife and child OF the said David aud
Louisa Laplne also, those OF Mary Chrsnpher and her
child. found murdered ana partially consumed Iy fir,
near Potosi, on Monday. Nov. q, 1870"
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
THE LATE WM. GOWANS.

At a meeting of booksellers and book buy
held last evening at the Of Bangs Merwin d
Co.. i'll memory Of the late William GOwans j. sabn
chosen Chairman. After appropriate addresses by the
Chairman, T. W. Field. and Others, Committee reported
the following resolutions, which unanimously
adopted:
Rolred That the death Of William Govans. or than 4o
hool ee in this dryolSes he
tie melancholy duty Of their OF los hy s deorsss
R0d That while that in with all hu
manty he free from Of It's defects he g gus
tiles which made him remarkable which cordially testify
the marked pry which characterized his whole life his
humane 0 justice, and the purity Of his life
Res)red Thai testimony OF respect for HE viii
for the purpose oi attending h funeral m We
respective places Of business + X BANGS r. W FKtp JoHS
PNN (ouu
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
pRnMINRNT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotel-Senator FentOn, Sen
ator morrill, of Vermont the Hon. N. B. Judd, NJ C OF
Chicago, the Hon. Mahlon Chance OF Ohio, J. w; Van
- Clarendon Hotei-(iov. Hoffman - st: Nich
oas Hotel-scnator Ramsey Of Minnesota, the Hon. y
II Uoopcr, Delegate To Congress from Utah; j. A.
Yonng Salt Lake City; j. ii. Ramsey Albany the Hon
Zenas Pratt of Prattsve, N. " and A. j. Drexe fnlia
ton 60 Everett House-Jndge ]. II. Bell OF Iexas
and Gen. g. W. Morell. = Metropolitan Hotel,
Lieut. Commander ID. G. Kells, u. 4. n. - NeW,fork
son Washington; and Ernest InmaD, Liverpool -
Westminster Hotel-The Rev. T. A. Metcan OF Boston
and the Rev j n Freeman OF Peekskill. - Albe-
marie Hotel-Capt Piper OF West Point and A D. Anteio
Of philadelphia z== Brevoort House.Jeremmh AD
DEPARTUREs.
Gen schenck Of Ohio and Mr.. Catacazy the Russian
Minister left the city yesterday for Washington 60
Hester Clymer OF Pennsylvania sails for Europe, 10
daV IA the Cula.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
THE BOARD OF HEALTH

ASSISTANT INSPECTORS DIsMIssED-BAp ''N'-
TION OF PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
Tn conseouence of Sheriff-elect brennan
,u,. e., sord IN his resignation his name was yesterday
,,oh tror, the list OF Health COMMISSIONER ""
a,,,oaa,on az the Sanitary Committee u was ro-
-, 49, ou of the good health OF the city, 10 dsm'ss
a. Assistant Health Inspectors, on the UNDERSTANDING
49, acancies occurring among the regular inspectors
.ro to he allied from the dismissed assistants.
Tho Sanitary Committee reported that they nau WIZ
s,ed the dredging Of the North River dock, between
T,rtv seventh and Thirtyeighth SITS, and FOUND tne
solid matter taken up by the machine TO consist ol Io
decavinp animal and vegetable substances ulschIgeu
that vicinity The adjoining docks. between Thirty
eighth and Fortiehsts, are In the same nthy anu u"
gerOus condition. ....
The Attorney OF the Board ordered TO prosecute
Zegner for interring dead bodies without proper burial
The following Sanitary Inspector Morrs's statement
of contagious diseases for the two weeks ending Noy 20
endno Tyybus Typhoid Rehpng pox latina Measles 'hSn'
Nov Nov ls...:s q I 4 e
The increase Of typhoid s the result OF an out
break in public institution from local causes Scara-
tina and measles is usual at this season OF the year
are rapidly increasing IN frequency BY far the alges.
proportion OF the cases reported are from tat secoh vi
the city lying above Fourteenthst.
The Sanitary Committee was directed 10 lnspect anu
report the sanitary condition OF the chartaDle anu
public institutions in the city, This direction was gwen
Dumb Asylum at Onehundred-a sixty secondst ana
Bloomngdale Road, and the State Orphan Asylum AZ
Seventy thirdst. and BoOmingdale Road, both lately
visited by the Sanitary Committee AS "a contrast 10
ton of the buildings occupied by the Protestant Ss'es
OF Mercy, at the foot OF West Eighy-s1th-sL
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
CAVGNGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE.

ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
,urns by such con,on either the three great essentials Of life
viz eap. for rsneS family purposes" provision for old
age or legacy f family" Some Of the other advantages Of
ferel by the Compsnyare-
First: Its security Company $40 assets for 81 900
liabilities
processes be- real Mutual Economical Com
p,ny purpoy and solely for the entire ben.
bt Of the insured io- scrutiny into its expenses and Investments
viii prove consequently
Third asor charge than any muu.
psny the insr the advantages justly due them
Fourth Premiums on not forfeited but pdup policy with
dividends issued after be- 6s payments II required
Fh Cash d'deas applied reduce the second and all subsequent
snsusl psymenA
travelling By lake oncers OF the
navy, or merchant name on the lives OF women
Seventh: The orees Of this Company
aon, reputation integrity and ability The security Of the Com
psny 10 undoabted, a. bove shosn.
Business ofee Of other n insurance companies and
prominent toe country have given this Company the
preference be found lists Of those insured
Liberal nr,ngemen, made sith good parties to
WI oKIg, Manager for Ye~.Yors. l57 Broadway.
TO GAS CONSUMERS AND THE TRADE
.anins capacity. II PATENT MAGIC G1sPLAME BxPASDBR
spPei bunf produces increase Of more than - pr esn
hight ductioo 10 10 the consumption of Read
below
Gas enr Cosp,sr suPsnIsrxsDE.rs oyrcr,}
CHARLESTON, X G., Oct IL, 1870
h.rby certify bat have tested by ,be meter ~ar Crook,
Epad,r and e result demonstrates that there increase
lnM IN Guido yo< application the
illuminating power iresy enhanced bat have not yet male photo
Epyoees sn Superintendent Charleston light Company.
Instantly applied removed Twenyh,e cens each 81 30 per
tie by mail prepaid Tor 50 illustrated circular
sppcaoa License granted for control Of tory FISHER
CROOK Sole ,uuturers and PrOpretor a Broadway Ne"
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
OBITUARY-FATuER TRAINoR

The Rev. Father Trainor of the Church Of
the TRANSPORTATION in Motst. died Monday afternoon
o'clock after brief Illness He born in Ireland
and came to this country Is years ago. He gradu
aed for the ministry in 1857 from St. James Seminary in
Fordham, Westcheser County, and appointed assist
ant 10 the Rev. Father Mcclellan in the Church OF the
TRANSPORTATION. Subsequently he appointed parish
priest when Father Mcclellan went to Rome. The
funeral viii take place Thursday morning. and after
solemn high macs Of requiem the body Will be deposited
IN the vault OF 81. Patrck's Cathedral.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
THE SARATOGA CUP.

cna.ulation has commenced on the great con-
-, ,ho sarato,,a Gun OF next year. Notwithstanding
me entries for the race have not yet been maoe Ane
western and the Eastern turf have eaeh ts eqmne 0
mon. John Harpers bay colt Longfeow prociaieu ia
Kentucky 10 be Leamingo greatest and best son. Dc
ing the representative of the former and A Belon'
rsnd colt Kingsher by Lexington OF the latter Bo'h
horses will he four year ods next season. and both nave
highly distinguished themselves in their three year o
careers Kngfsher won the Belmont ana 90
the Champion and Annual Stakes at jerome fdrh anu %
saratosa and three-year old stake at Baltimore hs
only defeat by Enquirer at Long az ~ bs
urasant ahe trainer Jacob Pncus and he had not had
him long enough get him thoroughly NJ Ior aseNe @
been one continued series of riumphs, ana the easy ~ e
in which he cut down his opponents IN the Shsnot t
Baltimore, convinced the public that he Was one oI L.
ington's greatest sons LongIeHSW' Lhe i hs en-
Cagemens this III splendid style, az al
beating rstclass horses He is the equine doi Ot NIL
fncky aud his owner old John Harper, man OF vast
racing experience believes him to be invncible at Two
miles or He trains him HIMSELF and ath9ugh @ he
has proverbial dislike for leaving home, he mas ue
ciared Of desertng the blue grass region o
kentucky for time, and Of bringing himself ana Long
fellow st next season throw down the gauntlet to
the entire American turf with his RAPID son OF
ton Negotiations are at present pending for the pnr
chase of Iongfeow by new accession to the turf, @
New-York millionaire, who has taken hlgh nonors ~
Yachting circles and is now ambitious 10 distngWsl
himself ON the turf should LongfeOw become hi
property join the powerful stable tnat ne Is
we Shall witness in the for the Saratoga Cup OF neh
wear a turf contest which will rival If not surpass,
Intense and widespread interest ana eXeeilent thdt
Lexington and Le Comte, Henry and Eclipse or th'
more recent anticipated contest between heptuchy aI'
Asteroid.
MFTAIRIE RACES-SECOND DAY.
NEw-ORLEANS, Nov. 29.-To-day was th'
eecond day of the Metarie The Hurdle race wa
won by Beacon beating Chalmette, Wild Cat and Tang
Foot The second race Club Purse $780, mile heats re
suited as follows:
80
TaIaheTiBe.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30

The Casper Club gave its animal ball last
evening Al the Germania Assembly Rooms The Charter
Oak Pleasure Club gave III secOnd annual bah al Lyric
Hall The Edwin Booth Mechanical Association gave its
second annual bail at Apollo Hail. The proreeus 10 be-
devoted 10 charitable puTyOsct ''-0
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
TRorrING AT FLEETWOOD PARK

tr TRoTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK
There was fair attendance at Fleetwood
PARK Yesterday considering the advanced period OF 'no
.ason TO witness two tros announced to take place
7ne rst was for purse and stake OF $500, mile heats
three in ave. between John Lovetts bay mare Lady Ross
20 wagon; Dan whpples chestnut mare Angeline' IN
hsrness and Dan Maces brown gelding Brown Diek IN
h.rness The betting to $40 Lady Ross before
the race commenced and continued the same after Ange
line had won the first heat in 24l. The second was
dead heat between Lady Ross and Angeine tme' HSot
The third fourth and fifth heats won by Lady Rose
thus winning the race =, sooo he
The second race for purse and stake OF sSoC D
tween T. Caseys sorre morse Hickey, T. Nance sbree
marc INuise and Owners black mare ue sss
in five in harness Hickey the avorue ~ ~ 6ree
before the race hut the black won easIS, n the
straight heats, dstancing both OF her opPoi' "
last. Time, 2:4i, G3i3, 2:SS
SUMMARIES he.ts. three
FLEETWOOD PaRH Nov 29.-Purse and stske S'VV' w
m tve: n A.. =. n........ /
N Whinul,'s ch m Angehne, in hArneS''''' ,
N Macs br r. Brown Dick. IN
Time. 2Sl 2;3 ~, Xt: ..it =, %, &, sve, in
s,ue Dav-Pure and stake sSV hie H'~'' Wv
kSIneSs l 1
II C,sevgS Uckey......s'''''''''' Ns
,9y. ~ M Iouise "N
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
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BASEBALL.
TIE CONVENTION TO-DAY-PRoPosED AMEND
MENTS.

TIE CONVENTION TO-DAY-PROP0SED AMEND
MENTS.
The delegates from the various State Base
Ball Associations throughout the country will assemble
to-day in National Convention at Tammsny Hall, which
has been placed al their service by the NewYOrk State
Association. The meeting will he called 90 order at II a.
H. and the afternoon session vAbegin al Yesterday,
Secretary Coon received the credentials of delegates at
the Grand Central Hotel where the representatives from
PENNSYLVANIA, Indiana, and Louisiana staying. The
Secretary will lie at No 2Cl this morning until 10
O'clock 10 receive credentials and 10 distribute cRe OF
admission TO baseball club members After that hour
ne will the hall in FOurteenth-st. Delegates VIII
SySS SSS viii mar receive @ @ eseSs Of admission to the gallery
The principal business of the Convention VIII be the re-
crptou OF report of the Committee OF Rules ana the
discussion on the amendments likely tobe submitted
The following the most prominent OF the amend
mens to the constitution and playing rules OF the Asso-
ciatiOn submitted 10y the Committee on Riics: .,
eus 10 ~ the pTges Of neslsfp except voting sanl
for STATE ASSOCIATION deiesies cal' TIE power to vote
@ an tbe PLAYING rules Of the as follows:
To amend Rule Fifst BY adding section clause limiting the
.g & Fl "a l3se5 b. 5nSe q'S n & sls & Ss " re Anu 70 ''
nall. 10 CONSIST Of al & ph over he Lons bse ana not w,r
ihan foot from h sld nor higher iln he hoaleI o. me aer
bs pitched bat Also % include unir th head
and srsed 70 the la. such bs to be considered ou delivered
and 20 add to the penalty for delivering such balls the forfeiture Of the
To amend Sec OF Rule Third by allowing the striker take either
such sep de the lie Of III. bone b prohibit,
n e AeI rom standing nssIsf to the S than on foot Ao to
bone ba than T feet when the bst The act OF ssng the
ball Afo the o
qGug ibe pitcher to deliver eter hh low bal to the
bat be include balls pitched shoulder waist
ihe latter ~ b' between waist aud within
peu re ~ le every pici a. sle6ei beu. the
a. To amend Rule Iousil hy adding Sec cause
gvng PLAYER who s touched by the hall the
even ball he knocked Of the Of the hsseef
Fifth b ading See "a clause limiting tn csilug
privilege college clubs actual students IN college
tLe attached Also add Sec clause prohibiting a.
player taking part match who ha been expelled om
the
the frtt regular sere match each season shall dd The
whch played;
o,h sH @ game though they be regular to be considered as
outside Also IedOpt the dividing players into
tproablg from beng ere t within W feet Of the home
base unless II be MARI The boundary O tie grounds which
H. les sn 80 distant al paei balls touching such fence
rIvc Also add section which ha empower club
forfeited game challenged club shall refuse
lr game before the expiration Of iou The
Of tie previous mstch-
To amend Rule Seventh by siding See clause making s balls
pitched the bat dead which Ieh the Umpire both regard
aud the Also, prohibiting tie UJ
recovering compensation for bis services
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30

H.N. SoUIREs, v Fulton-st., New York, is
N, b ae bur rsNe WarCHBs 6ne DIAMONDS choice JK6
syr .nl STEALING smyEsARE Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30

For a stylish and elegant dress Hat 90 q
E.PENscnsiD hauaac,urerNo. ilS Nsssau'st Price 81
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30
ptSSEHERS ARRIVED.
--LATEST SHIP NEWS.

FROM SAvaNNAH-In seamshp San Jacno Nov 29Mrs Cock
bup A. ~ Douglas r. Norm, g. n Cook John Muen James Rcd
uao J. Lawsoa II. william. r. Rockets, J. kenBedy
New-York tribune., 1870-11-30

THE WORTH OF $50, FOR 81 5O.-The
i Christian Union, &c. Either of Harper's, "a.
archaeological Journal, 81. Marshalrs Wash
ington, SIS. And the DoctOr-a chromo-$5.
The worth of $40, for only 81 go Send to
.. Il. WELLS, Publisher. $50 Broadway. MY.