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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-05-07

5. y. 2ettuer seuti9er Glert.
5. 8. Stewart Yeauetisr.
The sun., 1870-08-24
JOITiSGs hBOUr TOWN.

Mu-ic in Washington Square this evening"
TIC thermometer At Byrue's, lG9 Broadway, ran ed
from 90 to II ycstc day.
JcnA Ma.uGson, n swcie, was drowned whis
bathing nj iadth street, " H., yesterday.
marriage ceremony was performed by LlIr,
shIndley ~ Jcncrton MaTkct Ponce Court Yesterday
Hope Engine CDnpLny No l. OF White Plains.
WI ENJOY then third annual pcnc today "a Fishery
C,tharine Boachon o. was founh in front Of IH
cherry street yesterday, destitute. unl with hGr ton
leg broken
Harriet Greene chased Elizabeth Bennett throuyh
Greene street Yesterday, Drandlshing carving knla
Causc. Jealousy,
A. A, Marks, Esq, OF 57l Erondwqy acting fls
the Ladies' Cn,Ou Relief ASSOCIATION, win gratuitousfy
assist d'eahlcd tuldirrs ~ Eelti Arthcal limbs
Robert d, lis, a ris.rr OF james and Wats4
rtrrrts fell lr1m the yar!.arm u the shin Great ho
miIal yesterday at Per Is, East River. lie was hiied
William DAVIS of tho First Ward, who recertl,
lhi nis kul fracture icy Dig Mag" is in the Centre
Street IOSlitN IN ascmrcouAtOse state. Hc IA almost
past recovery.
Karl Klein, the ropul1r prorrctor Or the saloon
adjoining lony Pastors Opela House. opened his new
lunch ROOM IN Duane street last night 1ae PruAA m
victories were celebrated.
YESTERDAY afternoon. rs tAe ferry-bou South,mp-
ton was running into her dock NJ the foot Of James,
sp the Commodore Perry, Of the south street
hhe' ran INTO nee, carrying away her guards.
The Health Board order, Tint aftcr l3t December
me slAughternE o. animal, shall be disContnuc. be
tween Isl ana lOt alenues ana that burial perr q 10
gmnied lrom a, NJ. toyP. al. GA week days. aud 1vm
A. NJ 70 ~ s4ngAis
The sun., 1870-08-24
JAMES B. TAYLOR'S DEATH.
a LEdDER IN NEW FORK PoLyrroa
OF TIE OLD WHIG TIMES.

The Rnriy Friend Of the sage Of Aubprp-
The Pnrtner Of the Lnmcnted Rnymond-
The Passinz away Of the Fathers Of the
Republican Party.
Az 10 o'clock on Monday night, Mr.. James n.
Taylor died. For nearly half century Mr.. Taylor
had been ideutincd with nearly every material move
ment Of the Old Limo whig. or Republicans, .and
always counselled wth true conseI Ivatisn. In early
life lie began his in this city rs builder and
contractor, but won greater success by the practical
prosecution OF politics than in my other way. lie
was always with and for his friends and By discern.
ing the general tendency Of parties to combine In
local enterprises, Mr.. Taylor became OF power In
the Republican party
Mr. Taylor received many Of the contracts for
building given out under the New York City Govern
Tent, and was connected with tho Improvement In
west Washington Market, Fort Gansovoort, tho
new Court House. and many other Ioca, renova
iions. lie was an intimate friend OF Pres,isnt
Grant, er-Goy. Seward, and ex-senator Morran. and
lnbWed hard for the reelection OF the latter, To-
ward Mr.. Fonton, Mr. Taylor never entertained
amicsble political sentiments but although grado
ally Withdrawing from politics within the last fev
years. he never wholly dissolved his connection
with the Republican party, nor did time nor ags
diminish the Influence Which he welded, BY ylrt1,
o. great force OF character and firm fidelity 10 prom.
ises.
Nr. Taylor died very wealthy. and was one Of the
lar.es, owners in tho stock Of the Nsv York 7Ip.ss
FOR the last three or four weeks MIR. Taylor had
been unwell, but was confined 10 IFS bed only nys
days On the daI of his death Mrs. Taylor, with
hir and Mrs; Howland, returned from Europe and
notlccd that ho was dying. lo dustly bre tted bys
last surrounded by the Immediate members Of ~
hr TAYLOR YVES known for lis many and unos,sn
tatious charitable gii.. lie alWass renisaI TO no
cert OF any political once, having leciiael even the
Collectofship OF New York.
I've ihose who opposed him politically, In hu
own and the opposite party will unite in a tIibuts
TO ms social ard personal quiH,iei and basin ,ss Gu
pdotr. His funeral Will take place on Thursiay
mcihns at ten o'coea, from bis residence 3,J Mad
The sun., 1870-08-24
FLASHES From ruE OCEAN CABLES.

Nicol, Duckworth Co., of Liverpool, have not
stopped payment.
Tho Argentine insurgents are becoming fOrm
dabe In Entire RIOS
Another submarine cable between France aud
England has been laid.
The strike among the iron operatives IN Fifcshire,
Scotland is failure,
The Government has forbidden the promu lgation
OF the bull ot Papal lnialli0illtY IN Bavaria,
The York August meeting commenced yesterday
The Yorkshire Oaks was won by Lord Falmouths b. E.
Gertrude.
Tho Government NJ Madrid has taken measures
to rspress instantly any revolutionary outbreak.
Gen. Thomas j. Henderson IL the Republican CT 70
dldAtc for Congress In tho Fifth District OF Illinois.
The Belsio. American line of steamers contract
contains guarantee that the minimum yearly postal
receipts shall reach $4,000.
j. q. 3. May, the Dutch Consul at Liverpool, has
obtained verdict against the Messrs Laird for com.
tsnd.
The sun., 1870-08-24
SPARKS ER0M THE TELEGRAru.

Samuel Shelabargor has been renominatcl.
The sacramento printers have sttuc. tor G5 cents.
The is, National Congress assembled In Cin2in.
natl yesterday morning.
The two Cabinet officers now in Washington are
secretary C1H hnd Postmaster deaCral CresNcl
TIC French sanitary fuud In San Francisco
amounts to SO coo IN, German Sanitary Clrmtteu on
Monday remiitod an additional $1,000 TO Berlin.
specil c'nvontion OF the chi PM Fraternity
composed u graduates and under graduates OF N !.
,eAn. olleges throughout the country, assembled In
Pixies Bowlcs, cotton merchant OF Momphs, let
hN pistol Ia on Monday night while uudresslng The
Z u IS difclarcct, sah the bail struck him in the
&c Npie, hi.''ng him Instantly.
IT, Frlnch residents " San Francisco paraded
ustltt's on Monday night, cheering AID sinra5, over
pfvhte despatchca, ammo Incing great French VIC.
tory and the capture OF King Williams stan
On Saturday evening j. II, H. Stenhnres and his
WIFE, converts IRON Morm0nism, were assaulted by
fCur marked men, who IrrI otTHted an Outrage upOn
them THIS Is the secOnd assault Oi the kInd withr Q
week uRon reformed AQSuoas N bali LAKE CM.
The sun., 1870-08-24
NEW JERSEY.


TIE National Lodge Of Rod Men begun their ses-
sion in Newark yesterday.
Conrad Straub, owner Of tho s.. Charlie, Hotel
Paterson. wal6ci on the roof OF his piazz IN his s.
Newark had an Indignation ice meeting yester.
DAY /. Is proposed TO form an ice company forthwith
TO break up pmonopolos
Tie residence OF b. 7. Nichols, on Park place
Newark has he"l bought nv New Workers Tor so OO0
II Is 10 I've made n club house.
The water is 20 be lc. ou' Of the raccways in Pat
ersrn as usual every year for renalrs and the mccAan
les holiday conScqueut thereon viii occur September
IS, 10, aud II.
IEomss Riley or Schaik street, Newark, lives In
low howell Rni CTrrCs on the Cll Junk business bnI
enquiry hs crcun! slCf3 the fact thai
he worth 20 less than $1,000. lie sc city Iol
ami a farm NJ I;ovkaway.
youn: b'cod OF Paterson, one NJ the genuine uD-
ICr crust, turned three beautiful fomrrsnult, and
suole his duck PANTS W tcray Afternoon IN trying ia
elow hs agili, IN inm in! Oh through express ttala
not stepping Nt t.G depot
An over oelci0u. a,ta-hG q Dan Rce's circus nor.
forming in putt tslu lat utsht. ftruc, ana yrrly
wound u iutlc sir for rccn ne unler the lent The
CHILD was laHc on D. s'ulc '.ir1 L. large crowd
rough toys" nom the Seventh ana EiRhtH Wardl
went down to 81 IN hc ccus out, but lr.e GJice VI
pullCe prcsuTNl Il UrCgr,
The sun., 1870-08-24
RiILROiD ACCTDEN rs.

Annie Kelly, ngci Q, or 303 Monroe street, died
Nestetdly In Bellevue iIo,ptl having beon over
b! car No. i53 Of the Belt Iai!rOad.
Mahlor y. JesSuH, Of New jersey, was instantly
kl'ed yesterday hY the T., NJ. lhnkcrs M tran, At
l9th street He was aSmoylng Grain fTom n stationary
car when he struck.
August L1pe, newly arrived German, attempted
10 juno tram at the Paterson depot Mt about md
nlEht on MONDAY and the brakeman demonstrated witt
MIN for getting on tire wrong car. lie fell under tnc
wheels HIS hand arm, ankle, thigh and other Ior.
uons OF his body were fcagiullY crushed.
German naIned Henry In tho employment Of
Mr.. Horntl1 sluirca, NJ Ncwtown, Long I.lAgd,
Killed yesterday morning on the Long Island I'm rOli
near NcwtCwn station. lie was cluSsing tho line with
q yoSe of oxen aul q cart Tie latter was salshcd.
Tho CorOncs jrTy strongly urcd the cug necT for
not blowing the whistle In season.
The sun., 1870-08-24

Immediately after the Norwalk collision Deputy
Coroner shine published gratuiious card charging
that the Capiar end plot were drunk and unAt for
duty. The friends OF Mr.. rnelan who lost lis lie
by the disaster, were dcsirous that Mr. Shines tes.
'imony should be given at the Coroners inquest. so
that the guilty might be punished. He was sub.
rrnaed accordingly, but has so far has not noticed
tie summons. The frieuds called at the Coroner's
once TO ascertain the reason, and were told by n
ciefk that he was too busy 10 attend. At another
visit smother clerk WIS encountered who when
asked where Dr. Shine was, replied that he hadl't
been near the ONCE for several days there vas
nothing for bin TO do.
The sun., 1870-08-24
BROOh IN.

TIE Germans n East Now York have formed
patrlotic Aid Society.
,ieorge Reynolds. or Brook, n, ami Annie r. Dea-
con- cf staten Island were married yesterday by Mayor
kdb1cisch
They had desperate faction nght last night IN
Michael Rdlen'S rr0ccry, North i.ishth ant Fifth
ttrects. lila NJ burgh. md Joan Doughorty and John
Sheridan were terribly beaten.
Jnros johnson, assistant engineer AZ Worthing gton
Nnlons machine shop, Vsn Drunt s'teet, near Ham.
~ on avenue lost his right arm yesterday by the eIpo-
sion ofA Ate m-ripe connecting with the boiler.
judge Tappen heard the atgurent Yesterday on
the apnicstiol ofthe Fire Commissioners for u man.
dIHn' 10 CONT ell the May)r 10 sign warrant the
chy Trca ury for te0N1 the same being rArt OF the
prucee u lhe sale OF the property or the late Nour
tcer fire Der artmcnt. The Commis sioncrs that
ticy want TO buy hose with the money Decision Ic.
q
The sun., 1870-08-24
W1SHINGTON NOTES.

From and after onday next, the interest on the
ponds iallin! due sept are to be paid without rebate
Ire state DepartmNnt ia In correspondence with
the british Govcrnmen IN reference to the release of
Lieut. Col; William q, lIalp.ne, fenian puIoner
in jail In Englani
judge Hurpdre,s, of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Cogm'a has ordered The arrest OF The cdi
tor OF the WnshngtOn RIUbhc for obtaining pub
lishinc an Official letter OF the SeCrets, OF the ntsOr
Department. IN which the acton OF the Court is crt
czcd.
II is believed that tho consolidation of tho informal
Revenue Collection Districts wl,' have 10 be decrrcd
untll the States TcdNtricte :. Ike ptiUnA NY.
howeycrhc made In the of cic. Hnrre the change
OF bOunda wi not be hkaly 10 reacn beyond It's city
The sun., 1870-08-24
Interference between Husband aud wife.

Mnry Moran, of lGi Mott street, informed ON.
cor Mailer tlat her husband had beaten her badlr
and begged him to accompany ner home and arrest
her hnsnani: The oilcer went and attempted 10 ar.
rest Edward Moran, the husband, but the latter
sprIns NJ I'm Ike ticcr and caught him by the
throat. While the ohicor was tru. s,rur-iinR with
HIS assailant Mis-. Moran seiz d ais club aud struck
nm several times oN"r tie hci'. He q en- called
hrue other ricers and took tire courle 10 the Franz.
I'm street police station where DR.. Frazer ounu two
serious cats Oh the oirccr's head TGe husband anl
orccr. 80 "
The sun., 1870-08-24
ANoJHER COLD ROOF FORMING.
An Imitation Of tho Septes,ber Conspiracy
CLIQUE with Fifteen Militens Capital.

An limitation OF tho Septesber Consptrscy-
A CLIQUE with Fifiec Millions Capital.
Wall street has furnished sbundant indications
for toe past few days Of the formation OF another
so'd pool similar to- although less vast In extent
than that which eliminated In disastrous panic on
the ssth OF September last.
The operators engaged have already purchased
about t7.oCoOo0 In gold and their nushci,i capacity
Il. stated to be s500o00O The leader of the present
cnque-who IL also tho largest capitalist engage l.
and consequently commands BY right-is said 70 be
one OF the sharpest hnanccrs of the are, and GER
tsin,y the plans, as already partially developed eI.
hibit great ingenuity.
The design OF the clique, primarily, ia to lock
up all tho gold they can. thus rendering the market
oopcndent ON them for all gold for delivery
and customs. They also hope to advance the pre-
MUM, but their success does no, depend on an al.
vance. Should II happen that m advance does take
place, they will realize by It; but, on the other
hand, should the Prussisns gain decisive victory
iney know that gold win decline, that the shori'
interest In the market will be Increased,
and that holding nearly oil the available
cash gold In tho market. they can loan II on
their own terms. The drain OF specie from the
country for some weeks past, since the opening OF
the war, has aggregated at least $s 600 CO., and the
pool know that continuance Of this drain. with the
absorption OF large amount OF gold for customs,
will greatly aEect the supply In the market.
The sun., 1870-08-24
CURI0SIrIES or CRIME.

Frank II. Swim, the s1ndling Broadway claim
agent, was held yesterday by Commissioner shields
GeOrLe An, German, committed suiciIe inst
eveniu! hy shoot NJ lnself the head nt II Ludlow
Jealousy. ~
William Mcleod, John Monahan, Jane Marshall
ara Mary BuIat lave been arrested the charge OF
robblhe Pairt'k Kane Of watch Court ard we of
street, 49, oklYn en- Sstur0sv night The pioppty WIS
recovered. lhe LrlsonCr Mcleod s undtr q, nls on
charse ot coup icity with the two highwn yncu WHO
robbed Lawyer Chaunccy shAtfeF some time ag1.
The sun., 1870-08-24
Crushed TO Death between Q uoboken Fer
ry-bont md n Bridge.

AT 81 o'clock on Monday evening, the ferry
boat Chancellor Livingston. from Christopher street
TO Hoboken. ran against the Hobokcn bridge with
force. and Mr.. Philip Graham, Of West Hoboken,
steel engraver, attempted to land but the boat re-
bounding. he missed bis footing, aud falling caught
the bridge With his arms. The wbeelmap tried to
raise the man, but be was TOO heavy. and the boat
again approached and crughei the mans head. lie
icll dead into the water. The Coroners jury yoster
day recommended that the Company provide gates
for this boat similar to those used Gu their other
boats,
The sun., 1870-08-24
THE BfLL AND B.IT,

- Amateurs Of Owe % beat the Otscnincos of
BnghautC IN yesterday, by 0too
Tie 1utle B,iicy- and tho Nontauks MAY on
ne Union grounds, Willlamshnrgh on Thursday, for
the Junior championship and silver ol:l.
A one.day cricket match is TO be plnyed between
the frsi e,cycns OF the Manhattan and New York
boken. on ThLISdaJ.
Ito 1rst gone Of the series for the junior cham.
bionslip OF New EnSland WAS won yesterday by ihe
N q - ''NN"''-'
The sun., 1870-08-24
The Siege of Strhsbourg-D Destruction o
ell.

PARis, Aug 2c.-Rcports from Strasbourg
show that the bombardlnent OF the city has 50 far
done little damage.
The French In strasbourg, however, have sheile |
Kcll, on the other side Of the Rhine, with effect
The place has been set on fre and detroyod
The Inhabitants of Paris have addressed letter
to Gen Trochu eIpressin. tie utmost confidence
in him and their hopes for an energetic defence of
the city.
lie Siicie saws Victor Hugo has asked permission
to serve in the National Guard, and that Gen
Ciuseret has also demanded ectiys service in the
French army.
The sun., 1870-08-24
PERSONAL IYTELLIgEKCE

President Grant, wife, and dIughter, arrived al
Sc~poit yesterday evening
The Hon. William A. Seward was en,srtainod
yesterday by Brigham Young
Mr., Peter II. Sweeny, the ceneraiissimo OF tho
Ring. has returned from Europe.
Supt Jouri1n IL lying seriously n ., hi, resi-
dence and President Bosworth 10 acting tor him.
Gsaop Daylcy reached Ills home 10 Newark, yos
trrlay morning. At noon the chime OF st. Johnt
Church wee raos AID at O'cock last night he WN
The sun., 1870-08-24

AUGUSTA, Aug. 23.-About 400 negroes broke
open the jail At Leulsve. Jefferson oouI.y Suatny
ard rc'cased the prisoners. fht Sheriff sent to Al.
laLta Tor tfoops, Wch reached the Of the riot
today. Somc OF the leaders were artc.tei The
ro'ers threaten TO burn Louisville Lnd take ytn.
reance on the whites but the prompt action OF the
citizens prevented any further trouble. The aim.
cuJ Is SAID TO or ginate Ia the arrp,t and imprr,on
ment OF a negro 10. shooting a mule.
The sun., 1870-08-24
A british Iron-Clad Fleet with Banked
Fires.

LoNDoS Aug ea,-The stock market is de.
pressed BY the ex'eeted shipment of bullion to
France. The Admiralty have postponed until the
war is ended the sale OF surplus naval stores.
A strong squadren oi British ronclads is anchor.
ed OF the More with fires banked
The Ihsordnary forces called out by the Swiss
Government are returning to their homes, the reg.
ulsr nrmy being considered suiicient 10 protect tho
neutrality Of the country,
The sun., 1870-08-24
Fire In the NAVY Ynrd-Grcat Destruction Of
Government Property.

At about O'clock last evening FIRE was dis
covered on the third floor OF toe machine and pat
tern shop in the Navy Yard The damage is estimated
at ta0O,0OO. Tie Yard apparatus was set to work
but soon broke down. Two city steamers under
Charge OF Chief Engineer Cunningham, played upyu
tue flames and eventually suppressed them. The
building was filled with expensive machinery and
rare patterns all OF which were either entirely de-
stroyed or greatly damaged
The sun., 1870-08-24
CivIl Ln,, T.lnmp.ln. In Nerrh cnrnlina.

HLIGu, Aug. 23.-ln the case of the St,ts
again WHEY the evidence OF the state close TO.
hR'. NOthint conclusive Nas dcvclaped I'M,
iH'cd Nta es District touft stlt had a. H., c,se M
NIX tor contempt Julre Brooks Ilschlr.at eigh.
teen more pris oncrs on hr5e35 cJJ,ys When t,sy
were lrOu .ht into CCurt by EirA's cu.rl v.o mn.
derto9k to cnl"r win th-ir arm = Ju lge UroJks
qulckh ordered the Marshal to restrain them, sus.
Jude remArl,inc: mo armed sslilcr, ,ll9wel ~
tti5 Court When uoccs, nv, will ask for them
hlrks men retired. bhc Judge rccta cd his luris-
oitnnn IN the matt"- Of tie RGbeus cjjp1s in Krk',
case Lieut. Cot Ecrgcn IL under arrest ia tiis oty
for not Observing Lis bail -"
The sun., 1870-08-24
WESToHEsTER COUNTY.

Coroner BqthCnte held an i,quost yesterday over
OF cholera
Among the fnslouables in White Plains the great
event OF next month IL tic marriage Of Mr Walter
Milis to Miss KATE Clupp belle OF Tarrytown.
The npporiionmsnt OF DELEGATES 70 the Democratic
County ccnven'inr T. n' fo,ows BEDFORD. Cortland,
II; fas' Chester. Gccnhurg. 10 Harrison, q Lewis
boIo. - hamaroA"Ck - rti'a"ia II Mount Pleas
ant 9; Now Ca,tc 81 New Rochelle. North Castle
;; North Salem. Oslnng. 3; Pelham poundI dse
b Ryc; o; ScarsdNlr, SCmcts. 81 West Chester !
West fnms, : White Plans, :; Yontcr. "A; Yof.'
town. Total. 100. Necessary to choice
The sun., 1870-08-24
The Morntnins Again On Fire.

PoronkrErsIs, Aug. 23.-A pail Of smoke COW
ers the river from the fires in the woods. fire is
raging In the mouutaiDs o. West Point and a large
quantity ofstanding timber and coriwooi has been
consumed. Ia nearly all the counties aUny the river
nfeS are raging. and dense Il the Atiuosuhure
with smoke tIat vessels find nayi s.tlon dinIcult.
The sun., 1870-08-24
LOSSES EY FIRE.

r T. Kennedy & Co.'S nour mill, a, Are-hany
:ily wss burned on Monday Loss SieoOjO; ir'urancc
Jacob Boas's house, siS Eirst avenue Elizabeth
was hu led Yesterday. whlio the fanny Ger.
man festival.
Cark & SCOTS planning mill and portion OF
Lambert Scnnc'd & Co.'S lumber ward in Dahraue
OO. Wv
The 40 ting elevator Atlanta, owned ~ Mossra
Nsy Fltnegg Of STATE street New YORK, burncl
at tue foot VI Irving street. Brooklyn. carly ycserday
The sun., 1870-08-24
The Seventh Ward Nurs-r

William y. Gordon, who shot his wife ard
others on Monday ni'ht at 81, Couverneur street
having recovered sufficiently IRON his sitemrt N
sel-Gurier as to render his saieAccuns at Bel G.
yue ACsrital precarious was Yesterday taxe 10 the
Ponteutiar- Hospital, Blackwol!'s Island
The sun., 1870-08-24
Rnilrond on the Auction BIock.

Mr. Post, the bridge builder, having sued the
Paterson and Newark Railroad for the amount due
him for building fridge, the Supreme Cour, decide
In Lis favor, aud PORTION OF the road Wing within
The city of Patterson was sold on Saturday by the
Storin. IL was bought b. James j. Fletcher for
tllO. Several other like sales are announced, and
The sun., 1870-08-24
ANOTHER TEYEM EyT FIGHT.


Yesterday afternoon Mary Shea and Mary
Powers became involved in a q! !nt in the tenement
house at 81 Thames street, md Mary Shea, picking
up potato FOUNDER smashed Mary Powers over
the head. wounding her seriously Or1cer NcDcn.
al lcarine cries Of murder fastened to the scene
OF tho conflict, and wrestcd tho CLUB fro N Mary shea
as she Was aDou. to dcii her antagonist terrible
oow, hni amer severe s,rrg;le sle was taken TO
tie Tombs, and committed by judge logan.
The sun., 1870-08-24
Spanish nIi.informn,Iop from Cub,

Spanish reports announce the capture and exc
ention or Gen Pelro Fguerodo AMI his son Of
Gen Fran icisco Pcralto, Col Moreno. and Maria
nomaso Plrtes snd his son, and OF Gen Angei
Fignercdo and Col Fernandez. Captains Camscto
ana l;arra arc prisoners. Capnus Leivs and Pnncho
Vega and yose Vidal, planter Of Mnyari, are re-
ported as killed, ana large nuiber oi insurgents.
The sun., 1870-08-24

The Coneordis Singing Society, OF Elizabeth, had
picnic and hag presentation yesterday Aolnbers OF
Ola singing club IRON washington village grew TOP
heavy WITH lager, and attempted row, hut were soon
bottled Up. Tie nag was presented by pretty girl,
whose speech coald hA<dy % heard. PresidsgI k0sr
eArQi lsQlisap
The sun., 1870-08-24
LONG JSL.IHD.

a tr FOR the benefit Of 81. Paurs Episcoral
Church Ia Glen Cove nettei $50.
camp meeting of co orcd people Is to oren on
Thursday, and cnutinu" I'll next suay IN the woods
OF hr j. A. Ml.amson on the Ioltr tlie OF the Fiat.
lands road, east Of tie Oouey Island road.
The sun., 1870-08-24
weston's Pcmiuin, Ri,nl,.

Al the Paterson weavcrs' picnic foo, race wa
Instituted or The grls, oroD 10 my under ears Of
age Tie distance was iYl yards. Alter 80 exciting
ana beautiful contest Mel ie PritclmrI Woa le lrst
priZ,, aud Katy Nlckos the second
The sun., 1870-08-24

ANTWERP, Aug. 23.--The war has paralyzed
business here. No failures have yet been announced
Sro any anticipated. Here, as oyeryw mere, tie
OF y hope OF the resumption OF commercial activity
is based on the speedy triumph OF the Prussians.
The sun., 1870-08-24
HoURS or LEISURE.

TIE Aheieje Club, OF White Plrins. will play a
mach game Nlti tbs Monitor C!uD, ofsn. sing
Tu-ni ht the Ling. "a memorial biu1d, IN the wv,
ery ihcNtIe number OF old favor tcs viii appear
inciuIiu: IoHy Pastor Nc Sc seymour, and By Shcp.
The sun., 1870-08-24
OBITtIRT.

Prof wilcox OF the Naval Academy died on Salur.
day Of COZ rEestion OF thc liver.
Sir Frederick Pollock, formerly Chief Baron OF
the British Exehequcr, Is dead.