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THE DEPARIURE OF MIR. BURr
His Royal Railroad Higbness on for Eng
land TO Escape suit-He Makes Over
lures to Could, which are Refused.

His Royal Railroad Highness on for Eng
land 20 Escape suit-He Makes Over
lures TO Gould, which are Refused.
Mr.. Charles hurt, the English solicitor i'm
ported by the Vanderbilt party for the purpose Of
worrSip Gould and Fisk out OF ONCE, and plseing
the Erie line under the control Of the New York
Central combination, left New York yesterday on
the Scotia. Mr. Hurt came to shear. but went back
badly shoin. Beyond getting himself censurrd by
a uhanu ous vote OF the Assembly for puroining
certain important papers aud otherweo abusing the
privileges granted him a str nger the agent Of tie
so-called Eric Protective Committee ACCOMPLISHED
nothing. Until confronted b. President Gould be.
fore the Senate Railroad Committee, Mr. Burt tai
the hqrdihocd to declare himself the representative
OF 900 Of the total share capital OF the Erie
Company. When Mr.. Gould insis,ed on the proluc-
tion OF tis credentlls however, II turned ont TINT
he was merely the agent OF tiioe ENGLISH conspira
tor- who acre In turn q e. tools OF rival American
corporation. and that all stock under the control
of Bu e employers Octed M less III n t6.WpOW.
Since his fdSoo and disgrace ID Albany Mr.. Burt
has been travc bag no and down the StIos on auoc
pass frou Vanderbilt, collecting materials for his
A. Mr.. Vanderbilt recently declared, Burt's cam.
paign against the Erie people was "a tissue Of
egrcgious biund RS cunsoeutively committed and
had he been bought on by Gould and Fisk he couI
not have done more TO damage tho interests o. his
clients"
There t. something very .ignncant in the fact that
Burts hicht followed SO close upon tEe return of
w. r. " Lane, tie "-'l laenoe ~ 'hy hIle rum
pr 'ois that the English protective scheme
part OF oonsnlracy iormel ON this side tor the pur
pose OF crushing out lIic ~ competing line.
Armei with the fullest Information concerning the
extent rnd ramircaiions Of this great monopolist
plot, and IN possession OF facts aui papers Which
maze ytrV damaging revelations concerning the
prciral English hibusters Mr.. Lane procured an
order IRON ihc Supreme Court for Mr. Butt exam.
nation Defure n Commissioner saturIa, was the
day appointed Tor Mr.. BUT 70 appear before the
m % lRf0a aFna9 nufH luN nFo aA
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W.iSHINGION VOTES.

The President yesterday sent to the Senate the
names OF LeIen y rso m,dsh pmun 10 be ensgns, and
seyentyo ensigns TO be masters,
Gen. FarnswUrth attacked Gen. Butler yesterday,
charging that he had received $1,000 fec for Adyo.
eating the smith Wesson pistol patent claim. Gtn.
Butler explained aud tho House refused 10 pats the bill
over the Presidents VetO--2 to l6s.
The Texas Pacihc Railway being under discussion
In the senate yesterday. Mr. Morrill, OF Vermont offer
cd an authorizing railroads to Dc buiit any
where In any State by anybOly ana gtAnns ior hat
purpose all lands not already taken by railroads.
Our nautical correspondent. aludinR to certain
Appontments said To have been maIie b. Gen. Grant,
al the instance Of the Hon A T. Strwnlt, describes
them cooper fastened, c0ppof-bottOned, copper.
healed cadetships." and says 1t Is time they were
overhauled,
In the House Yesterday Mr.. Coz Dem, OF "
asked leave 10 oner resolution calling the Secro
tary OF the Treasury for his port on the carriage ous
OF the New York Gust 1m II onse IN pursuance {
his resolution adopted by the House two weeks ago.
Mr.. Maynard ohisrted.
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THE sENATE,s TAX DILL.
spiriss, Tobacco, and Beer the Only suhjscts
Of special Taxstion-stamp TIA res Abci-
ishef-senator ConklinE Fighting the
Odious Income Tax.

WAsHIsoros, June 22.-In the Senate to-day,
Mr.. sHsRHAs Rep, Ohio called up the bill to re-
duce internal taxes, and for other purposes.
The proposition OF the Senate Committee on Fl
nance to strike out the first thirty sections Of
the bill as 1t nom the House, imposing special
taxes, was agreed TO-
Mr.. SHERMAN explained that the House had provi.
ded for keeping up portion OF the special taxes,
while the Senate Committee proposed to repeal all Of
them cxcep. on spirits, tobacco. and beer.
The next three sections OF the bill inserted by the
Committee in lieu OF the part stricken out were
road. They provide for the repeal, after May 1,
1871, OF ul special taxes except the special taxes
upon brewers, distilled spirits and tobacco; also
that the several taxes on sales be repealed except
u ch as are now by law paid by stamps; also re-
pealing the taxes sales Of leaf and manufactured
tobacco, smut, cigars, foreign and domestic distilled
spirits; also repeaug the tar on articles In schcd-
ule n, and the special tax on boats, barges, and
naIs on legaees and SUGGESTIONS, on passports, and
ou gross receipts.
a. A discus discussion sn'9ed upon an objection BY Mr.,
reported indirectly involved tue re.enactnent Of
the income Tux.
Mr. SUMNER (Ilop., Mass.) said the income tax
must go In any event. 1t had lived too long or the
good ~ the country.
Mr. SHERMAN WIS confident that the Senate would
not strike out the tax, as In such contingency the
special taxes would have to be restored. According
to an estimate at the Treasury Department the in.
about Oh. 100000.
Mr. CoSKLIso srid II was the theory OF many
wellnformed persons that AL taxes might be dis
pensed with, except the stamT tax, liquor tax, and
tobacco tax, and that the odiots income tax ought
not to be revived.
The fourth section was agreed to, repe, ,liug. after
Oct $50. the stump tax imposed in schedule y on
promissory notes for n less sum than 500; on
ceipts for any sum Of money, or In payment Of any
cebt and also the stamp tx imposed In schedule c
canned ana preserved hsh iurther that no stamp
snail be required upon the transfer or assignment
81 mortgage except when made uDon a sale there.
of. or when transferred collateral security also
that commissions shall be allowed on purchase OF
proprietary stamps. IL also allows the removal of
luciier or friction matches, cigar lights, aud
tapers from the place Of acture for foreign ex-
poriaiion without payment OF tax or the aiixng OF
stamps subject to the regulations OF the Commits
siuner OF Internal Revenue
Thc bill was laid over the unfinished business
far sAav
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23
RAILROAD ACCIDENTy.

The marriage OF the Earl of Derby and MARI NJ .r-
ehoness OF salisbury Is hxcd for Tuesday the 5h OF
July
BY the collision of two excursion trains near New
castle, Engand Yesterday several persons were IN.
Jurcd. but none Killed
Yesterday afternoon car No. Is OF the Grand
street lne. jersey CITY. rat over ana fatally Injured
child about nve years OF age, 1he dtNef OF tue
Martin Lee was arrested
They had another accident on the Elevated Rail
Houston Greenwich streets ycst ordaY after
noon, but fortunately withou. serious injury. The
drum ana gearing gave way aAd were scatter ed AOou
the street. 1he passengers escaped by ladders
As the 5 r. M. train from Newark on tho New
Jersey Railroad, yesterday crossing Railroad
enue In Jersey City. tho locomotive struck Anuie
Bed aged about nIne years, WhO was walking on the
trsck, Tia OwJng her against the fence and manglng
her dreadiully. Her Injuries AftrAthl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23
WESTCHEsIER COUNTY.

Gut Island, IN Rcho Bay, on sunds ys, is the Ho
boken Of New Rochelle.
W. H. Sparks, Of Pelham. has sued MoyorhoG Of
the Westchester Democrat for exposing fsrcical in.
quest.
Tho Home OF Rest for Consumptiyes enjoyed a
granu strawberry festival and concert In Iitners Hall
fremont; yesterday About tSOoo WAS realized for the
oeneht OF this charity
The Young butcher, Sherer, whose throat was Gu /
on Sunday at White Plains by Ihos. Murphy is still
very low. The ply scians fear lockjav. Murphy is
walking the streets OF White Plains unmolested.
Or Walter IL Foster, recently OF PHILADELPHIA.
who some two weeks ago visited Yonkcr with large
amount OF money TO purchase house for himself an
his family, on the 9th of the present month started
from Mrs NANNY private boarding house, where he
was staying, hired boat to go nsnng, and re.
turned lie was seen that afternoon 10 the company
two well'cfessed stiangers His boat was found the
next day tied TO q dock near Dudleys Grove, Mrs.
NANNY waited ten days before she notified the police
u the disappeaTance. A telegram was then inme.
dately sent to Mrs Foster, In Phi Adephia and she
hasened on 70 lonkers she snh the amount OF money
her husband had In his possession was very large
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23
THE DIRECTORY DESTROYED.
Mcssrs. Trow & Smiths Great Printing
Establishment Burned Out - Loss Esti-
mnted Mt S1lO,OOO.

A fire was discovered soon after clock last
evening, on an Cpper floor Of the extensive printing
and binding establishment OF the Trow & Smith
Book Manufacturing Company eO5. an, 90. s1i, and
2i3 East Twelfth street. The flames rapidly ran
through tire western part Of the building, mounted
to the upper oors and eventually gutted that part
of the building in which they were first discovered,
nd tue remainder was considerably damaged by
smoke and water.
That the entire building md contents were not
DESTROYED was owing to the unha:ging exettions of
Chief Engineer Percy and the hremeu under his
command.
The COMPANY were getting out the new City
Directory" 1900 copies Of which had been printed
aud bound, ready for distribution, while saeets Tor
6.uOO additional corics were ready Tor the binders
All these were destroyed, The plates are stored in
nre proof vaults In the basement and are saved.
Tue work OF getting out the Directory is deayel
but lew DAYS
- The building, which had frontage of los feet on
Twelfth street, and 10 feet In depth. built for
pianoiorte mandatory originally, by Jonn G.. Gale,
and was by him sold to the Trow Smith Company
Tue loss on stock, machinery, and piintuy and
binders material, Ia estimated at about 100000 (;
Insured Tor Si60OO0. Loss on building. $2O.OOO: in
sured TOR soo,ooo The orirn OF tBe Gre unknown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23
LOSSES BY FIRE.

Moses Baey's carpet works, at Winthrop. Ne.
were burned yesterday. Loss tD,ooO; Insurance.
The stables OF the Traders Express Company, In
Hobosen. caught hi last evening aud ten bales fhay
were burned.
Mr.. Il. W, Honehins torch factory, Seventh
street and Washington avenue, fremont, fred yes
teruay morning at o'elocS, II Is supposed 5y an In
cendlary. Loss, 9g5OO.
large Gre In Montreal on Tuesday evening. be.
ginning In ks'ens planning mill and lumOer yard. on
Canal street, spread " Tucker sons lump yard,
aud thence 10 sheArer's lumber yard About a dor
families ate rendered homeless, and hundred OF
chanics are thrown out OF employment. Loss t5Oo 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23
BROOK LYN.

Margaret Austin aged 1S months, fell rom o
iourih,tory window OF building Bridge and Johr
streets, last evening.
EDWARD Duty was held to await the action Of ths
Grand Jury by U. g. Commissioner Jones yesterday on
the charge OF stealing composition metal from The
Navy Yard. where he was employed as engineer.
John johnson, an Assistant United States Asses
sot beat hi. wife Il alleged whereupon u. J. Mid.
deton. the wifcs father. and Arthur and Stiles Middle
ton the wie's brothers. knocked Johnsons teeth out
FOR which The three were arrested yesterday.
Coroner whitehill will to-day hold an inquest
over the body cf the unknown found In the river
on on Tuesday aad ,owed 70 Greenpoint The body was
lie neck and wrists II did have been long
N the water. The Coroner thinks that the unknown
overheard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23
NEW JERSEY.
Passaic viIlare /. to have four police men.

fasshlc NlilWe IL 10 nave TOUR policemen.
Vim. Rensser. OF Newark, married younx girl
In hadelphia i've shortly after which her
husband moved 70 Newark and again married. A few
days since Mrs Rfnsslcr followed her husband 10 New
ak and di-coverei his guilt, whereupon he ned.
A New Jersey Midland Railroad meeting was held
at Hackensack, n. on Tuesday night, and was
addressed by the Hon. Mr.. Littcjohn. who ed
that there was o short In the snbscrptons
sary 10 pring the Railroad TIN ough that town g. 900
was subscribed on the spot and tue remaining Ss 600
was pledged.
A new railroad IL to be laid from Keyport TO Free.
hold in Monmouth county distance OF thirteen mil es
viii cost $4,000 OF whicn ti50Q0o has already been
iie OF keypoit, Mnitcawan, Marlboro, and Freehold.
The road 10 10 be nut under contract and graded vi
winter When IL is finished ferry running from Key.
nort TO Now ork, distance oftwentytwo miles, Is to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23
CURIOSITIEs OF CRIME.

In drunken row in Windsor, ILL., a barkeeper
killed him. ~
Aaron Wtlsehinzki, tailor, got into an alterca.
ton with Jacob Cohn Of Is Essex street and
tue head. ~ "
While Onicer Phillip Inmbrecht was patrollinc his
most at siIty-nrS street aud Lexington avenue he was
foltoweu by James Durney, who covered him with Z
dark lantern and then raised a pistol and FREQ upou
tho ofnecr without pToyOeaton. Durney WHO is .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23
BASE BALL NOTES.

The Harvsrds, of Boston, beat the Mutuals, Of New
York. yesterday, by "a 10 u.
The White Stockings OF Chicago beat the Flour
city Club Of Rochester. Yesterday, BY Is 10 70.
The Resolutes, OF Elizabeth, defeated the Harm0.
mics, ofNew York, In Q match game yesterday, BY II
10 IL
The Eckford and Athletic Club OF Brooklyn will
play tho rst game OF sores on tho Uniou Grounds on
FRIDAY. June "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23

WAsHNGTos, June 22.--The President said to.
day that Lo had special interest In the nomination
OF Col Ackerman Tor Attorney. General and thar ne
thought II would be better for the Senate t0 take no
action on II until he arrives, aud they heard and
knew more OF him; TINT he had been in the Rebel
army, having enlisted Voluntarily aud he should be
entirely satisfied with whatever they bought nest 10
do. There seems TO be no probability OF his con.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23
THE LATEST LABOR NEWS.

The trade unions OF New York, BROOKLYN, and
september.
. Tne Iron Mouldrrs, No: 10, Of BROOKLYN. elected
Mr a Morrison President. y. n. Right VirsPresdent
VIM. Hughes Secretary, and ID. Mcfarland Treasurer.
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Union Of Morrisania w.. Eckford.

The home aud home match between the above
clubs was played yesterday on the Union Ground,
WILLIAMSBURG. A good deal Of interest wss excl
ted respecting this game, as the last one was oy
the Unions. but not b. as large score as the pre-
vlous ono was by the Eekiords. A large number Of
SPECTATORS assembled to witness the game, and
close result was anticipated. The play throughout
the game waa hiybly crediable 70 both clubs, but
the Unions made such srong running IN their tourth
and lfth innin.s tiat the Lekfords, struggling as
they did ~ their utmost could Fever make up Pa
Dor, Tor the UnCns made two home runs in tue
course OF the game ano Jrsh Snyders fielding In
centre field deserves especial mention. The follow
ing is the score;
Gssori."......t Sn;Ha;ii.".::. 3 ) | : 7 3 s-S
Umpire MI Bonner :, Seneca Seneca club. Ti%s5..2,
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phia, produced leat excitemont here. During the
progress Of tle game the newspaper ofhces were
people were in the streets b, thousands. AZ the
tuins came In from timc to time applause followed.
and when the result MAS announced bats were
swung aud cheers given with great enthusiasm
rs ever disungnlshed hvornble election return.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23
General Stnrr Indicted.

BuFFALo, n. V, June 22-The Grand Jury of
the United States at Canandavua have indicted
Gereral Starr tor violating the neutrality laws The
case Is set TOR Monday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23
Rarthsuake. IN tho We.t Indie..

Several violent shocks Of earthquake were felt
on tue NOR ing OF the 9th inst, Ia the Windward
islands A. Gnadaloupe the sea rose, and covered n
great extent OF land en- suddenly receded with
such violence as to drag vessels In the aTbor IA
out TO sea. The amount OF the damage done Is not
We known
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23
The EngIish Railway slaughter.

LONDON, June 22.-The number Of persons
killed by the accident on the Great Western Rail
way Is seventeen. Mr.. Thomas Marshall, Of Kirk
stall, who was badly wounded. died to-day. Three
bodies still remain unrecognized. All the injured
doing well except one, who ii is thought cannot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23
storm In the RcumenicaI Council.

RoNE, Jupe 22.-Y Yesterdsy's debate In the
Council WAS an angry one. Archbishop Purcell Of
furious 10 the best interests OF The Church.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23
Denmark takes back 81. Thomas.

The Governor Of st. Thomas has issued pro-
clamation placing the island again under the pro.
lection Of Denmark, In consequence OF the failure
OF the United States to ratify the treaty OF transfer
The Governor promises important reforms in the
administration OF the island.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23
The Arre., Of Mason. I'm Cub,

HAVANA, June 22.-All the Spanish and foreign
members OF the Masonic order. who were arrested
for attending meeting OF their lodge, have been re-
leased on giving bail TO appear for trial at tue sum
mons OF military court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23
OBI1UAR Y.

.Almon T. vinton, Manufacturer OF Indian apolis,
died on Tuesday.
The Rev. DIR Nadal, hate acting President OF the
Drew Theological seminary was buried IN Nor rstown
n. J yesterday Bishop JAnes Dan .e Dew, and 0en'
Theodore ltunyon attended, the funeral.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23
An Eye ON the Money Bags.

Secretary Boutwell, has directed that no per
sons except Members Of Congress and OF the Admin.
lstraton have access to the rooms In which money
Is received assorted, kept, except on the written
permission OF the Secretary OF the Treasury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23

Marriage Of Mrs. MeFnrinnd's Witnesses.
Mr.. J. II. Brown and Miss Lillian Gilbert, both
OF whom appeared in the Mcfarland trial. were
united in wedlock last evening at the residence Of
Mr. Arad Gilbert, the brides father in Jersey city
lie Rev; octayius H. frothingham oficiated. Only
the relatives were present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23

QuEDEc. June 92.-The imposing ceremony OF
preseuting new eoiors TO the Sixy.ninth Regiunent
by Prince Arthur took place yesterday before
assembly. irc.u .uuing the Governor General and Gen
Lindsay and stan. Gen Arnold, OF tie United States
army. commanding In Piatisbure. occupied q promi.
pent position IN iull uniform.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23

C,s THE NEWS IN CINCINNATI.
4. .ShsArI June a2.-The news OF the victory OF
N'l S!ockings over the Athletics, OF Phiiadel-
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quiet wedding was soennized yesterday after.
noon In st. Georges Church. Mr.. George Cur.
ts was married to Miss Laura NJ. Clark, brown.
haired and huzel-eyed beauty ot eighteen. She was
In tire usual white, aud he in tine ua crow color
There were no groomsmen nor bridesmaids, nor
were there any flowers usbcrs. The Rev Dr.
1yng tied the knot and the Hon. W. +. Williams
played sundry organ selections.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23

I,,,. y. '.''.''@' 81 Iotu! .'.'',',...,.N %
H. "slNes' Il" ad Sd ah sth 9Th 9Th s,h 9th
l'llei'y''as'; l'llei'''s;'.; ; I ~ | ; z 3"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23
JUICE crRTIs's GREAT CASE.

Umpire MIR, Bonner, Seneca club. Time-a:25
To-day Manhattan College pay the Union OF IRE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23

Yesterday afternoon a very interesting and unpre.
tending Wedding WAS solcmnized 1T Thirty.iith
street and Fiftii avenue, tie BRIDE being Miss A.
ucrtrune Byiundt, the bridcrroom II. r. Cutter oi
fhil delp II. The happy couple were united by the
Rev. r. Brown, the assistant minister o DIR.
E~er'-, Fiuh avenue church. The music was
rendered bI TIE veteran DIR. Cutler, tne orglnist Of
tie church. lie Ortle was eie ,anly dressed IN
french gray corded silk trimmed with salin fringe
she Wore dIamOnds Of great Nalue.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-12-30
The New Eclectic Magazine,
FOR 1920.

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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-12-30
TO WHEAT GROWERS.
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