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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, June IS, 1870.


At the Exchange to-day, Mr.. William Ken
nelly and the Messrs. Roberts & MCGUIRE were the
aucioneers The former sold the threestory house and
three story brick stable with lot 267x75 feet known as
No $50 East Broadway for s45Oo also, two lots south
side OF Fifty ourth-st 1884 feet west from Broadway,
each l6sx95 feet for $1,000 The Messrs. Roberts Me-
CURE sold Brooklyn, East New-York, and NewJersey
real estate and the prices obtained may be by
reference To the schedule published below:
The Clark Homestead kingst., POrtchester, has
been purchased by Thomas Clark, IT., for $500
Tomorrow Thursday Will take place the sale OF the
first subdivision of the Grand Park property near Mamar
oneck Westchester Co. special train VIII leave the
New-Haven depot wentysxths, at 10, for the sale,
which will commence at noon.
The $4,000 appropriated by the Of weschester for
the improvement Of certain roads has been eApehde
and the labOrers discharged The money was cneny dc
voted to the raising of the grade Of the eauseWay over
Westchester Creek. and grading from the Hood gates o
Throgg's Neck Hill The Improvement was 70 nave eA
tended from VIM. Bowne's estate on Throggs Neck 10
Boenyie, and thence ~ the Widow Bensohs farm OH
the old Pelham road
AUCTION SALE OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
BY WIN. KESNELLY.
cor Jeher.on lot 264I75 Nj Dohensepd.. ....... SA 800
lots 54thst 1894 OF Broadway, each lh8r5 Jas o
'reeland '''''''''''.' ioO'
AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.
ROBERTS & INQUIRE.
2sto frame house and o 75l Deant 100 from GrahdAye ~
.d a' frame house. lot. 49, Isl and is1 Dcan
astory frame house and o Dran.st l6sIs bono
N'
AUCTION SALES OF EAST NETWORK REAL
ESTATE.
ROBERTS & INQUIRE.
lots With 3sory frame houses cor DSisionave and
sushaye size Of plot iOOElo0, S9ioo
AUCTION SALE OF NEw-JERsEY REAL ESTATE.
BY ROBERTS INQUIRE.
2.,op fsTe house a5d plot Of ground cor Grove s and
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun f:28 sun ......7:32 Noon 1913
Sandy Hook. $3.50 Cows saDl 1881 Hell Gate 2:36
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Mem Jnsep fieal gslaie for Gale.


ORANGE, n. J.-VILLAS, VILLA 81 SII rs
n and FARMS great variety beautifully sna,sd one solI S
EssYo A1 Ggn ss, Mr I1d No. ~ Brcsa~.
EewYoh TO m; Orange corner Main and oones'',
a DEPOT being established at MEMO PAKk
N R. and T. Co lPhsitPhs kG1 ns 50 by ISo
r. are each the greater portion Of sniin .. -. 70 Visit
co&PaSY Nos. IsS AMI ISL Broadway Room No, 49,
At ORANGE. n. J-FOr SALE or to LII
French J0G oU s n s%a Of s Church COED
plank !, roo aoDg To- 4' w. ena THosP BrosT.
BEAUTIFUL PLACE near Plainield-Large,
I'D handsome HOUSE; Of Grounds desirable oaon eo
Railway Lots Missouri and Iowa Lands WI enhsnEe T O II ne
States and Territories
EOR SALE at Westfield, one hour via Cen
trail Railroad Of New Jersey twelve trains per DAY sSh & j.
PfERSOS a the station
HANDSOME GOTHIC COTTAGE at Ridge,
wood j. only q mile. from city BY Enc ka"sy nn ff sa
good cellar eight and plenty Of closets lot , s
w where and markets are 6 Sea,Td fsTT and
at Office Of Imperial lns Co. % Pinest
NEAR ENGLEWOOD-1 miles.-New MAN
~ SION and STABLE splendid Hot and cold water iT4i
shade, lawns four $1,000 Terms easy NJ A. kULANp
nN NORTHERN r. II. of N. j., mile from
" Leons station and il Buglewood large HOUSE with
containing 1 G . r i s Sa Seane and plenty
OF other outbudIngs IL Of ground choice fruit oes1tn ana
h BrcaGy.y loc or TO- w. H woob Iecna r. j.
DIDGEWOOD, N. j., 81 miles u hour and 10
minutes from on Enc Railroad Fns cars Ah' HequeH'
rJNHE RUTHERFORD PARK ASSOCIATION
will SELL few remaining BUILDING SITES in the PassAc
Valley 10 minutes from NeEiott at Ts1sGqsoe Rrces ~ p
EIRST MORTGAGES on Jersey City or New
ARK imPfO'e' tRcTs HASLoy Murayst New.York.
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Citp Real estate for Sale.

Gitp Real estate tor Sale.
Tor SALE, or to LEASE for a term of years
i 2,hst 1h-aye. lot Of GROUND including the
BUILDINGS they stand tgthr sih the boilers
we'll suitable for printing and bleaching flnncs will
rebud the building the tenaat Com
addressed Box t6 Mechanics and Traders Exchange n
Park-plAce will receive prompt attention.
FOR SALE-A large PROPERTY in fee
i simple, on Eighth ST., near BoAlsay lnJu.Ir Of 49,
u7s4 HOMER MORGAN Finest
DOR SALE-First- class HOUSES and LOTS
SeSi Brooklyn AMI AHA
cities Property City and Coul
try Properly solicited for Sale or Exchange.
EOR SALE-A frst-class HOUSE, furnished
(nes), 81 West Fifty hrs-st Possession June TO- To be
from 10 Apply owner, RANDELL 55i ami 50 Righhsye.
EOR SALR-Twenty or more vacant LOTS,
Thy-sIih ami Thirty yenhts. and Eleventh and
Twerh-ave immediate he there Is
foot and that street Sly paei Apply
w. H. WEBB, 20 Lewi,-st, or 81 Erchangeplace.
S1SS 000 TO LOAN, in sums to suit,
p%CeJ,OOO on EeS-iork property First and second
"'''s 80 BEI.LAMY & sTRATroN No. 81 Pinest.
$275,OO s M . on s G %aR B'as M9i
Weehester County Apply to JOHN CoNREY No. g. Walst
Room IL.
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Real estate to Gfrbanse.

TO EXCHANGE for City OF Brooklyn House
An elegant COUNTRY RESIDENCE; modern Improvements 70
pnce +55O0; mortgage $4,000 one hour 10 NesJes
Address own WILLIAM H. H., Tribune Once
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AUCTION SALE OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE
AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE

ROBERTS & INQUIRE.
2stor and lo Isl Dean-st 100 from GrandASe
lot looIlO "hns, :e, Vs.
lot l6eIllO. Whney y
house and lot $50 Dcan-st lot 68rlo9 Dono
The New York herald., 1870-09-10
A MsDMAN'S Mly,A.

Curious Attack on Family by a Supposed
M.niac-Ho Is syubdued After Bloody
Combat.
Towards nightfal on Thursday last the little
township OF Ewing, near Trenton, N. j., was
startled by the announcement that mad.
man was In the vicinity terrifying the
children by his wild demeanor. Every door
was closed as fast as his arrival was
made known. In few minutes he appeared before
the house OF Patrick Tracy with big stones in his
fists, and commenced pelting them at the walls and
door. Tracy was about to rush forth upon him
when ne found that 1t would be no easy mat
ter TO conquer him. He accordingly placed
his affrlghted wife In the room. locked the
door, and ran through a back entrance for assist.
ance. gentleman named Augustus Immediately
loaded his double barrelled gun and fastened back
with Tracy. He scarcely had time to scan
the assallant when the latter rushed frantic.
ally towards him, threw him to the ground,
ana, wrestling the weapon from his hands, was
about to present IT to his head. Tracy caught the
gun, however, and desperate struggle ensued, in
the course OF which the maniac received several
severe blows on the head. When he found that nc
could not retain his hold or the gun he seized
a stone, and with one blow mashed the hand
OF Augustu3 After an obstinate contest they
subdued him, and lie retreated hastily from the
spot Tracy and Augustus were too much exhausted
TO pursue him, but went before Justice Mills, OF
Trenton, 70 procure warrant for the mans arrest.
He was committed to the county iail.
The New York herald., 1870-09-10
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNpoN MONEY MAnKET.-LospoN, Sept e-5P. M
Cousols closed at 2 for money and 92 for the account
American securities quiet United states iyetwenty bonds
quiet Eric Railway shares Is; Illinois ccntrals, lla%
Atlantic and Great Western, "a.
LIyEaPooL CoTroN MAExET-LIy EnpooI. Sept 9,5
p. MThe market closed easier, but not quotably
lower Middling uplands middlng Orleans, 99d. The
sales of toe day have been 5000 bales including LOCO for
speculation and export.
The stock at sea bound this por. estimated at 600
bales which American. The sales OF the week
have been 7DOO which IL go raken for export and
40C0 speculation The stock in port Is estimated at
bales which l66 0C0 American The receipts Of
the week have 7d,O00 bales, Of which 2 900 were
American. -
TRADE MANcgEsTEr.-LrvEapooL, Sept. 9.-The
market for and abr at Manchester ess favorable
and causes dulness In the cotton market,
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUfFs MARKET. LIVERPOOL, sept.
95 p NJ Wheat 9s l0d per GENITAL for California Waite
81. S. 3D. for No. red Western and g. 3d. g. 4d for
red winter Flour 23s 23s Cd bbl for western Canal
Corn, 2es per quarter for European
The receipts of wheat at this port the past three days
have been $1,000 quarters OF which 2 5Oo were American
Flour 2Ss. bbI for Western Canal Corn, 2Ss 3D. per
quarter for European. Peas S6s quarter for Canadian
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS Observation-Disclosures Sept g.
5P. M.-The market IL dull Pork dull Lard quiet. -
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNpoS, Sept 9-hin,
seed oil fmer at c32 ton. Sperm oil dull at E7s E9
per ton Lnsecd cafes dull al elo Us tlo los per ton
thin obong Tor feeding Spirits petroleum. ls "a per gal
lon. Taiow quiet and steady. LIseed OIL urn
The New York herald., 1870-09-10
NAVAL INTERFERENCE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Q, 1870.
The steamer Brooklyn, which sailed from PhIa-
delpha on Wednesday, reached Norfolk this morn
Ing. and after being supplied with ordnance stores
Will leave for the European squadron.
Lieutenant l.. Tanner has been ordered to the
receiving ship vermont. Commander Thomas, 8.
Fillebrown has been detached as u member OF the
Board OF Examiners and ordered to duty In the
Bureau OF Equipment. Master John T. Sullivan has
been detached from tie receiving ship Vermont and
placed on waiting orders.
The appointment OF Rear Admiral stephen G.
Rowan TO be vice admiral OF the United States Navy
IN place OF Porter, promoted TO be admiral pro-.
NOTES Commodore Thornton Jenkins Secretary OF
the Lighthouse Board, to be rear admiral; Captain
J. H. NJ: Mullaney to be commod re; Commander Ed-'
ward Simpson TO be captain, and Lieutenant Com
mander A. p. Cooke to be commander.
by the retirement OF Commodore John B. Mar
chand, IN command or the PHILADELPHIA Navy Yard.
Captain O. X. p. Rodgers Is promoted to tile grade
OF commodore; Commander William g. Temple to
the grade Of captain and Lieutenant Commander
Leroy Fitch to the grade or commander,
The New York herald., 1870-09-10
NEW HAMP SHIRE.

Closing Of the Now England Fair-Accidept
on tie Race TraclS-TwO Valuable Horses
Killed.
MANCHEsTER, Sept. o. 1870
The New England fair closed to-day after the
most successful exhibition ever given. Senator
Patterson delivered the closing address, followed by
remarks from Governor Stearns. The receipts of
the fair amount 10 between 500 coo and $4,000 and
the expenses, including premiums, to about $4,000
The attendance to-day was not large. Al the after.
noon trOttng for horses that never beat 255 there
six entries. The first purse, $3.50, was won by
Frosty, owned by John Tyler, OF West lebanon
Time-2:43, 2:44 2:41H and 1904.
The stallion race and purse OF $3.50 was won by L.
W. Rays Cross OF Manchester.
This forenoon the stations Lexington, owned by
J. Tyler II Co., Of Claremont, n H., ana Lucius
Speck, owned BY y. Q. Smith, Of Corinth Vt, while
exercising on the race track, each going tn oppO-
site directions, coided instantly killing the latter
horse, the shalt penetrating his vitals. Lexington
has shaft wound In his breast and right foreleg
broken and VIII have to be killed. Both were yalu.
able horses
The New York herald., 1870-09-10
MURDER AT A CAMP MEETING.

Man Hacked to Death by ROwdies Near
alilesburg, Pa.-Cries OF Murder Interrupt
the Prayers Of Worshippers.
MrLEsBURG, Pa, Sept. 0, 1870.
The Methodists Of Centre county, Pa, held their
camp meeting this year at Milesburg village To-
Gated not far from the large lumber town Of VIII
Transport and near the border line OF this State
Much profit and happiness attended the gathering
and everything passed of satisfactorily till Wednes.
day evening last, when sad tragedy threw gloom
over the assemblagc. ahe sun had just gone down.
The lamps upon the ground had been lighted and
pasors cotage and We're ersaed in prayer 1 wSen fy
q shrill shrek was heard from spot not far from
dr ns tse stad and The cries OF
brought to a close, ana the assembled party
repaired TO the place whence the cries proceeded
There lay man stretched at fun length in his own
gore. He b,el prousely from terrible cash in the
lett side in The region OF the heart another in the
stomach and another pon the LETT cheek. He was
evidently in the agonie5 OF DEATH and in reply to
questions put to him only found strength to gasp
that his name was Dennis Yorck ana Ills home at
From the Dysianders the following particulars OF
the afray were gieaned:-
A party OF roughs from williamsport had been on
the ground ell day and had tried several times TO
disturb the proceedings OF the meeting. In one In
stance they had insulted young lady in attendance
the camp meeting ground. At another time they
created disturbance IN front OF tent IN which re-
ligious worship was beng held. Yorick mad
met some members OF tins party in mis- perambua-
tions through the woods and had demonstrated
with them for their conduct. Hard words ensued
and one OF the party, Warren by name, swore that
he would have YOrlck'S life. YoricK thought moth
ing OF the threat until lie saw Warren much under
the influence OF liquor, approach him with large
carving knife AS soon as he had got up 70 him the
man drew the Knite and plunged 1t three times
into Yorck's body inncting the injuries described.
The murderer was too drunk at the time or the
commission of the deed to know what he was about.
The sight OF blood and OF dying man seemed TO
bring him to Ills senses. AS soon he realized the
ytapf 0f h,g m ny1I Hal and hf,r1ipfv
to tie excitement which prevailed at the time he
managed to escape.
At last accounts he had not been arrested vigOr-
efforts being made to secure him, and large
rewards are offered for his capture.
The New York herald., 1870-09-10
Captain Cowpcr Coles.

OHVsNuu NOWpcr Coles.
Among those lost with tho British ron-ciad Cam,
tain. the sinking of which Is reported by cable this
morning, Is Captain CowDer Coles, OF the Royal
Navy. He was son OF the Rev. John Coles, or
Dircham Park, Han,s, and was born In lsle In
1880 ne entered the navy, serving with signal
ability on various stations. at tho outbreak. or
the war with Russia he was sent to the
Crtmea, and In the assault on Sebastopol in October
1854, greatly distinguished himself by the .skiliul
manner IN which he handled MS ship, the Agamem-
non. For his services on this occasion he highly
praised by Admiral Sir L. Lyons. subsequently, at.
kerIch and In the operations In the sea OF Azof, Cap
tain Coles also made reputation. In 1855 he devised
q plan for the construction OF shot-proor
rats, which was submitted to boaru OF
officers, which reported iavoraDly upon II. and
the captain was oruered TO England to superintend
the carrying out OF his conception The war, how
ever, soon ceasng his plans were never completed.
IN November 1870, he conceived the idea OF protect
ing guns by shields, ana iour. years later, on the
suggestion OF Sir J. Brunei, placed the shield and
gun upon turntable. This was the origin OF the
turreu system, which was first used In the ROYAL
Sovereign iron.clad, and mas since been adopted in
all the other vessels OF the British navy. THIS i'm
provenent gave Captain Coles reputation In all tho
naval Powers or the world.
The New York herald., 1870-09-10

trct OF Columbia In Han agent ior the riathea1 ana
filoU, vice W. NJ, Macauey
resident Minister or the United Stat y. denmark;
aoner a. Addey. OF New York Secre, ~ " Lesa,
up ". a, aurd william A. Page OF VirR, va, % oosat "
~ roit oail Egypr, samuel ii. kingman, i az az
HSr'aauiSi; H ~ fhomas ii. BralY OF Indiana, A U as
90 in,inas, West Indies John II. Stewart OF c'a u,
aa5,saal,, consul al Lepsicr Henry Fox, consu az
ppDiaoutn Ralph Abercrombie consul at Tumble.
Health Of Treasurer Spinner.
treasurer spinner Is again very sick and unable
TO attend hls Official duties.
European Peace Congress.
Despatchss received here last night from London
s'a'e that Peace Congress viii assemble at vienns
on Saturday noxt.
Personal.
secretary Boutwell, VIII return 20 washington m
aDoas week or ten days. when the acting Secretary
Oh inc treasury VIII return Massachusetts and re-
sumo his legal duties Judge Of the Probate Court
The New York herald., 1870-09-10
A Medical wonacr-nyatv. Lie nn,snm.-

A Medical Wcnacr-Hyaft's Life BnIsam.-
Rheumatism in its painful forms; also scrofua Erv-
spe!as Salt Rheun Pinples Blo.ches Ulcers Fever
Sores the worst of Diseases OF the Blood Mecursl
tainly cured by the great purifier
has cured hundred thousand these and sfmt-
lar diseases 1t Is certain Fisua In all curabs
cases. and has cured many the cases OF
Cancer.
HYArT'S LIFE BhISAM cured Wict Jarvis, ESQ, 27l
Hicks street. Brooklyn of deep and terrible ulcers on tho
leg after his physicians bad decided that ampuation was
necessary to life.
HYATTS LIFE BALsAM cured Mr.. E. r. Holly, ONCE
~ Chambers street. residence Ill Madison
ulcer, after he had been in the Broadway Hospital sr
months, and then thought TO b. tncprabe.
CHRONIC KHEUMATISM.-F. Is. Conway. Es1., tragc.
dam Park theatre Brooklyn. N. T. cured b. hYATTS
LIFE BALSAM of Chronic rheumatism after the
In his
HYATT'S LIFE BALsAM perfectly cured Mr. william,
Springer 1853 Broome street, lndammatory Rheumatism
OF severe character that he became derangei
not lift his hand to his head, and confined his
during three months.
Principal depot 2i6 Grand street. New York; s1 per bottle ::
six for 5. Sold by druggists generally Sent everywhere By
express.
The New York herald., 1870-09-10
NOVA SCOTIA.

Attempt 10 Destroy IA German Vessel u: Sen
Snicite Of the Captnin--T Trouble ia the Bank
Of Nova Scctia.
HALIFAX, Sept. O. 1870.
Captain Raetz, Of the German bark uermann)
arrived here on Wednesday In q schooner and re.
ported that his vessel had suffered so much
In gale that ho had abandoned her.
and she sunk soon afterwards. Yesterday
on American fishing vessel brought tho Her.
mann INTO port with severr holes bored
and hanged himself on hearing of the circum
stances. He also took poison, The crew of the
Hermann have been arrested. She had q cargo of
coal for Boston.
There is more troupe In the Bank Of Nova Scotia.
The directors have refused to allow the sharehod-
ers committee TO examine all their books, alleging
thai there are certain books open only to directors
The New York herald., 1870-09-10
TIE WEEKLY HERALD.

Tho Cheapest and Best Newspaper I'm tho
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready contains the very latest News by the Gable up
to the hour Of publication Of the Great European
War; also Telegraphlc Dispatches from Cuba, Mex,
ico Sandwich Islands and other points. 1t also con-
tains the Current News Of the Week. Amusements;
Obituary Notices; Artistic; Fashionable; Sporting
and Religious Intelligence; Washington News; Ed.
itorial Articles on the prominent topics OF the day;
Our Agricultural Budget; Reviews Of the Cattle,
Horse, Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe Markets.;
Financial ana Commercial Intelligence, and &C.
counts OF all tho important and interesting events
OF the week.
TERMS Single subscription So; Three copies. $5:
Five copies, s8; Ten copies SIS; Single copies, two
cents each. limited number Of advertisementy
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
The New York herald., 1870-09-10
CALIFORNIA.

Destruction OF tie Town Of PORT Wine by
Eise--iInd of the sacramento Printers'
Strike.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Q, 1870.
The principsl portion OF the town of Port WiHe,
Sierra county. California, was burned ON the 1st
inst. Twenty-Five buildings were destroyed.
Ihe printers strike, which was renewed in Sacra-
mcnto after its defeat here, has also to.ay failed
The Sacramento Typographical Union not only for
mally receded from the demands for which they
struck but also adopted resolution absolvng their
InehiCers l'm me obligation not TO work IN the
same 0fices with non-members technically called
.ratsl and suspenGlng indefinitely all the rules OF
The refusal Of several California newspapers to
re-empioy any strikers has thrown many men out
Oh work, and makes demand for thoroughly COM
petent coMpo5itors who have had no part In the
movement.
Movements o. General sherman-Snn Fran
cisco Elcction-5iiippinS In San Francisco
Harbcr.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 8, 1870
General Sherman arrived here yesterday evening
and received grand reception The Pioneers So
cety and militia turned out to meet him. Flags
were displayed on buildings and shipping ana the
city presented holiday appearance.
General Sherman to-day inspected the harbOr for
ddcations. He tomorrow participates in an excur-
sion with the Society OF Pioneers, in honor OF tue
admission OF California into the Union.
The election passed or quickly yesterday over
20 coo votes were poled. The taxpayers ticket was
elected with two exceptions, Austin, democrat.
being elected Collector, ana RosenIeldt democrat,
FIRE Comnllssioner. There was more scratching"
than usual.
The remittances to New York by railroad last
week amounted TO 100000, principally in silver
bullion.
There are over 1000 tons OF disengaged tonnage
In the haroor Twenty-eignt vessels from domestic,
Atlantic and foreiga ports, with full cargOes have
arrived within week
The New York herald., 1870-09-10
TIE SANDWlCH ISLANDS.

Celebration CT the 18th Of AuEusi-IIlness of
the Queen Dcwagcr.
HONOLULU, August "a, l
VIA SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6, 1870. I
solemn Te DeuDe was sung here In the Catholic
Cathedral In commemoratlon OF the fete OF Napo.
leon The King. the diplomatic corps and the Off.
GERS OF the American steamer Jamestown were pre-
SENT
The volcano OF iaunaisa exhibits signs OF another
eruption. Since Tie violent earthquake OF the 7th
heavy rains have prevailed.
The Metcail plantation has been sold for $4,000.
The Queen Dowaser Is dangerously i'll,
The New York herald., 1870-09-10
PENNS YLVANIA.

Fire i'm Phlndciphia-NIiitary Courtesies.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 0, 1870.
A fire last evening destroyed the large building
used for manufacturing purposes on Race street.
below Third street. The total loss Is about $50 0OO
which Is divided among great number Of small
manufacturers. ivory turner's, pearl button Makers
cutlery grinders and pattern makers.
TIE Albany Cadets partook Of a banquet last
night at the Continental Hotel, rendered by the
National Guards OF this city. The cadets left for
home this morning
The New York herald., 1870-09-10
NEW ZEALAND.

Collision at Sea and Great Loss Of Life.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 0, 1870
New Zealand papers state that the steamship
Tauranga colldad with q coal ketch near Auckland,
New Zealand, On the 23d of July Both vessels
f0undered Immediately. Eighteen lives were lost
Letters from England reached Auckland July Is,
Via san Francisco nlne days before the letters ot
the same date were received via the Suez Canal.
The New York herald., 1870-09-10
EEASEuLLY M.HGLEn.

While working on five story building yesterday
Frederick Schmidt, aged thirty-lve years. OF York.
vile was precipilaied to the ground. The untOrtu.
nate man was picked up by his fellow workmen,
when 1t was discovered that both legs ana arms had
been broken by the fall. He was conveyed to the
German Hosoltal BY his friends, where he lies In
nr condition.
The New York herald., 1870-09-10
BAVARIA.

The Faculty Against Iufullibility.
MUNICH, Sept. 0, 1870.
Twenty-slx German professors Of law and medi-
cine have added their signatures to the protest OF
the theological faculty against the results Of tho
Ecumenical Council.
The New York herald., 1870-09-10
UTAH.

Discovery Of a Large Cave In Bear River
Valley.
CoRINNE Utah, Sept Z, 1870.
party Of men engaged on the new road to con.
nect Coch Valley with Bear River Valley discovered
huge natural cave, with stream of water running
through toward the entrance. Some of the party.
with lights penetrated tile cave the distance OF
about two miles, without disc oyering any other ont
let. In some places the roof of tie cave was SO
high 1t could not be seen with the lights they had
They intend shortly to explore the natural wonder
thOIOurhiy.