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New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
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PROM NEWBERNIn steamship Ellen Terry Sept i2.Mr AMI
Mr. A. W. stevens Mrs H. Wolf and child, Mr. J. 3 Fowler Wm
SaI,-r aui n
,fhoM ANfSWALL-n steamship Arizona, Sept. Rohn r. Peck
MS A. er and cd Mr Matthews Mrs Johnson daughter and
children M Ada Clarke Geo Luton Mrs Y. NJ Walton Mrs. Dr.
Lake o. bcz wife child, and Bnnchs Geo T. Worthen
Mrs Fisher ani child Chas Brewer 81 r. Thurcr family
Qc y Non d1nshteI and Dr. H. A. Benton X Shattuc
J. L. harsy H. y Grave WIN 5. Hobbs Wm. Stiles W. A. Richard
H. T. smith w Bnnie child Henry Mott Miss shpha
> Morris W B. Rider and we r. Henderson, j. Miller, H. T. Burn
nam ~ ~ Nm H. g. Oates j. Long j. r. Simpson j. G. Madey
zen lltes VIE enid and servant Miss Naaso Miss Decker
hpack Berner T. Robertson Sandiou Mrs. NJ &. Ohye
aud child g. II Ca'seu H. VIM smith r. g. r. Ru.a A. NJ John
som Lenlet NJ Iuero aud wife j. Galla T. Reyele q. ".
Jackson jas BOYd John Lucker j. H. Books t. Leigh L. Ayando
r. Av4rdo, Dr. r. J. SHAW and 2J6 in steeage
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
THE RED JACKET BOILER EXPLOSION.

The bodies of the victims of the tug-bOat eX-
ploson, which occurred at Perth Amboy Friday morn
ing, have been recovered. On Sunday afternoon the
body OF Frank Dunn, the pilot, discovered in tho
Sound not far from the place where the explosion oc
CURED, and was taken to Ncw-Brunswick, where his
family resides. The breast almost entirely blown
away and several spners pierced the body and limbs
ON the same day the body Of the Captain Robert Brown
was found on the shore at Staten Island, manged hOr
rlbLs. Several ribs and were broken, the face
badly acerated and one ear was gone The funeral.
" bc held to-day
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

During the "a hours. ending yesterday after
noon two accidents attended with loss Of life occurred
on the New-Jersey and Camden and Amboy Railroads.
At the time Of the passage OF the early morning ran
man, who is yet unknown walking the track OF
the Camden and Amboy Railroad. between spOtswood
and Old Bridge, and the locomotive struck him, throw
ing him feet from the track and killing him instantly.
The engineer Of the sunday night train from New
York To Railway, discovered the lifeess body OF boy
about Il years Of age lying upon the track The train
stopped, and IL found that the corpse had been
frghtfully manglcd by "A preceding train. The body
taken TO Railway, but it has not been identified.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
PROBABLE MURDER OF TWO MEN IN YoRKvILLE.

About 13O yesterday John Mccarthy, known
generally a. stitch" from the number Of and
seams in his face, and John Quinn, bOatmen on the
East River. entered the lagerbeer saloon OF Daniel
Rgby No. 637 First-dye and called for two glasses of
beer which theygot and refused TO pay for They de
znanded beer but could not get any and they then
became very disorderly. Mr. Rgby, assisted by two
men who in the saloon, toOkShe boatmen by the
shoulders and elected them. Quinn commenced swear
ing 10 do for" Rigby. and selling heavy spade which
WAS lying the street made rush TO strike him, but
Rgby retreated into his store and shut the door, leaving
Quinn and Nc CCarthy outside CUrsiug teaTfully.
Charles wilkins, proprietor of the grocery store
corner Of FOityccoud-t. aud Firstaye., in company
with his wife, happened 10 DE walking where Nc
Iarthy and Quinn were, and was struck the head
W TN The spade Quinn aud felcd to the ground
Eibe While in that helpless condition lac brutaly
Kicked by McCaIthy Notwithstanding the efforts OF Mrs
wilkins TO keep the rfidn on. Quinn continued brand
fishing the spade and observing David Rcschcr passing
nm inc other side Of the street. be ana struck
him on the head prOstratns him also The arrival Of
Odcers Plight aud Obb Of the Nineteenth Precinct put
an end 10 the wholesale slaughter now threatened
uinn was first attacked by the Oficer. ana maze most
Sesnerlte resistance He tore Otcer RObDs coat into
shreds aud kicked him badly about the legs Whie the
officers were engaging Quinn Mccarthy lhaI ms escape
but was arrested about hall an houF subsequently IN
Tgan's Iiuuur store iu FOrty-eYentSt WAeIc he was
1oncealed Pagan was also arrested on chaIge OF as
stfn IA conceal Mccarthy The three were arIdlg gued
hefore Iustice Coulter in the YOrkyile Ponce Court
Quinn and Mccarthy reInaHdcd 10 the Nhetcehth
Precinct Station House 20 await the it1L.t W . t.e
,,+5.d ynen's iuiurie- and Fagan held IN 500 10
s-or to, copceaIug McCmthy. II j. Thought wilkins
cannot live, but there are some hopes oi iels'i IT,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13

TO meet again 40 the Office Of Lunny Cooper pod " Al
port. At this meeting, there not being l v action
dCrman Hatfield the Chairman, Ohlocicu toJ 10 Granted
being taken Mr. Lunny wanted the bridge emed during
then and there. squabbie OF wVips VOLS and thus
which the Chairman attempted TO retis 10 was foed by
the Commission without quorum & po n,oyed that the
the superior tactics OF Mr.. Cooper, for sI9sGi
ondej Inv Mr. Imnny and the motion T Tna cnsrts are
Hatfield alone voting in tho negative Inv
A..l.. IL
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
wrercursTrR COUNTY QUARREL.

Messrs. Byrne, Hatfield, Cooper and Lunny'
Commissioners OF the Eastern Boulevard met at Gynn
Hotel in westchester few days ago to receive sealed
D p6sals for building nrstclass iron bridge over west
chester Creek, 10 connect Pelham and Throggs Neck
with Unionport-he bridge 10 be equal IN every respect
The Lowest by Col g. Howard Elers iOf sl1Oot o. anu e
nc Lowest by NJ A. GIeenlief for $lyoC3 COl EeIs
mate ii wl bc seen by these nguTc- was Iopi ~ zp
NV fhe id of the other cOnei!t0 Ih 'ohiiiT ~
1eis.ed 10 uake tLe aP&Tg tLe1 aDd aQ9NAs0 w. 'AsS
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
- ~ '' ~
ship Rival Doane Liverpool
Brig Mar Ann Palmer Matthews Gircenti 70 J,vs snpbur
schT. Aialla Wright Windsor Ms ID da,s plaster
sehr deo T. Ingg Bnegan Gloucester fsh.
-, , -, sChOOAEia-RIyER COAsTwsR.
st. Elmo Boston
:, ": DLAkht D4h'oh. NJ. t. Gidenleye, Philadelphia
EasP'it Kate Grant, Bridgeport.
Angelne, East treruWch n A mn usrga, -
Willie Harris Newport. Kim Citv ssfIs,en
Treasure, Providence y y Eo,,s,J. p.s,oa
u ~ a. Lolel' boston. = r. Goodwin, stamford.
i"u1s to'hshee' New RagHus New favea
1''II' n M. tB Frank Maria Boston
!. A. Toles, NorsaL stirlr, RrId,sno,,
II. MarstOu Boston. 's' oF'''
an, SAILED.
Jane Nouihir Tor NewOelns barks f. Schulz ior Aspn
NlND-SGuset light, s.. halv " " ~
DOMESTIC PORTS
T., Sapt RArnyed steamship Eliza Jncor from
wTsseros n c. Sept Is-A7i steamships n Ga and Fanta
PeErnsss MoSnos Sept I2Arryed bark J. H. s.n,n from Rio
w ,' o Pfo'sons bark George Nicolaus from Taneque
" '''' sup N'rHina from oalah, Tor orders
- FOREIGN PORTS.
"A'"NA "a an Aug ssSulri ship julia for Sew. York
"'" h''' aug @--Afuyei, ship Yokohama from NesYork
DISASTERS.
"NppN SEPT EN0 tngs been received Of the crew OF the
NV ~ ' Ntrh on Goodwin cargo consisted Of
cargo. zoos -fr at go, and was scutel ' WV
Inst lraky w ''' '''~' P"' N'' ''i'i"' ''N
,hr oasa Bliss for YssYsrk went a,boe at Cow B in .,e,e
As ~" " '' '''VuS" Ns bD. on The ToeAs fail Of water
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
CAVINGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE.


securing BY combination Of three esenas Of &
capital for business family purposs" provision Tor Old
sse g,ey ones family" Some Of the other advantages Of
fer.d by the Comp,ny are
security Company have 81 $40 assets for every 900
liabilities.
Second: il. it pois-s 10 be- real MuuI Economical Com
r,py established conducted puose and solely for the entire bne
1T Of insured scrutiny into it's and Investment"
will prove; consequently,
Third Afford eh,g. lower rates than sny other mutual com
psny thus the reap the advantages Justly due them
Fourth: Premiums only not forfeited but PAup poey Win
dividends issued after the first paymentf required
Fifth: dy.Dds applied reduce the second and all subsequent
annual payments
srlh: ss travelling By or lake oseers Of the army
n,y1 or merchant marine, or the lives OF women.
Seventh: The and Directors Of this Company men OF ma
ona reputation integrity and ability The security OF the Com
psny is unioubted shove shown.
men oee Of other M Insurance companies and some Of
the most prominent Of the country have given this Company the
preference the whom found lists Of those insured
Liberal Arrangements made with good parties to
w. T. OKIB Manager for New-York. l57 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13

The following is a sample of the stories
which the French 10 the date OF the present war
been fond Of telling about the Prussans Always when
the Prussan troops 20 into action there "A special cOrp-
gems darmes stationed behind the lines. Each one
of these carries in his right hand carbue and In n.
left sabre. and their duty Is 10 prevent any man from
falling back during the attack Whoever attempts 10 do
so Is either forced into the ranks again or cut down with
out mercy. And" adds the French narrator with the
Iaudwehr this somewhat savage custom L. downright
necessity for they all either towards heads OF
families. they are apt 10 become panc-strckcn and
tToW down their at the first onset DuTing the
war of 1906 saw scores Of such fellows, whom these
gcus 'aIues Lad tabeTe9. haAglug fr9M VIC Teesi"
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Motronol;ton Uotel-Gen JudsOn Fitzpatrick,


Metronolitan Hotel-Gen. JudsOn Fitzpatrick,
limited states Minister Chill, and family; Gen. f. j.
Heron of Louisiana, and SeIor Swearon OF Peru -
Brcyoort House-Boris DaDzas Secretary OF the RUSSIAN
legation and Gen. W. T. Clark, Texas. - ST. James
Uofei-George Alfred Townsend, Washington -
Grand Central HOtel-Gen. T. L. Clingmal, North Caro-
lima: the Rev. T. G. Stanley savannah and J. II.
MeVicker, Chicago. = Albemarle liotel-l'aron Nor-
mont of the French Legation. == COlemanllOuse-Tho
Rev DR. Patterson, Philadelphia. -= Hoffman House
Gen. W. b. Franklin, Hartford. - Everett House.
H. H. Terrell, Assistant P0stmaster-General; John T.
Bigrlow and Dr. c. +. Mcdonald, Washington. -
St Nicholas Hotc-Judge HOgeboom OF Hudson, N. VI
GEN NJ C. Hunter OF Indiana, Gen. III. J.. Stewart OF
Chicago Gen. g. DE We're, Virginia; ex.Mayor Bishop OF
Cincinnati and DR.. Newell Of Louisiana. =- AstOr
uouse-The Hon william Marvin Skaneateles, \. Y;
Gen. G.. r. Dorland of Ohio, and Gen. l.. W. Rice of
Iowa === Westminster HOtel-The Hon. Henry X
Selden Rochester N Y. NJ. X. Garcia, Argentine Minis
ter and Capt Carranza Secretary OF the Argentine Le
CATION - Fifth Avenue iotel-The Hon. Homer a;
Nelson Secretary of State, Albany: Dwight Foster or
Boston james b. Campbell, South Carolina; James Ter
williger syracuse; ID. n. stanton Boston; H. Painter
Philadelphia; Major Nj. ID. Hardin u D. A, anu Dr' D.
l.. Baxter. Macon, Ga.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
DLANTATION BITTERS.


r.
THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE IS THE
sHRErAS ANCHOR OF THE FEEBLE AND DBBILITATBD As A
TONIC AND CORDIAL FOR THE AGED AND LAHGUlD 1T HAS
NO EQUAL AMONG sTOMACHICS AS A REMEDY FOR THE
NERVOUS WEAKNESS TO WHICH WOMEN ARE ESPECIALLY
SUBJECT IT IS sUPERSRDISG EVERY OTHER sTIMuLAhT
IN ALL CLIMATES TROPICAL TEMPERATE, OR PRGID, 1T
ACTS AS SPECIFIC IN EVERY SPECIES OF DISORDER WHICH
USDBRMINEs THE BODILY STRENGTH AND BREAKS DOWN
THE ANIMAL SPIRITS.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
vVHE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

FOR TWENTY FIVE CENTS YOU CAN BUY OP YOUR DRUG
GTsT OR GROCER APACKAGE OF SEA MOSS FARHB AANUFAC
TURHD FROM PURE IRISH MOSS OR CARRAGEES WHICH
WILL MAKE SIXTEEN QUARTS OF BLANC NANCE AND ALIKE
QUANTITY OF PUDDIsGs CUsTARDs CREAMS, CHARLOTTE
RUssR &c &c 1T IS BY PAR THE CHEAPEST, HEALTHlEsF
AND EOsr DELICIOUS FOOD IN THE WORLD.
Rand SEA MOSS FARTSR co,
So PARK-PLACg, " Z.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
fAnnouncemenu.J

"UNsER FRITZ has been dealing hard
Knocks to the Prenhmen Uner Ksor the hmous halter at 2l1
Broadway has been dealing most superb ha to the
and the balance Of the wor' for Like Fritz he victor
from the start and there is no the sed to dispute the palm Of
.nneoy with him His Fall campaign begun Advance and
meet him. one and all
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
rJ'IIE
WALTHAM WATCH.

ACCURATEi DURAI3LEii CHEAPlll
All grades ossc celebrated movements n newest styles nOLD
snd SILVER CASES retailld at very low prices V
FU l. l. r. IL 6 CO.,
25 JoHssT., n y
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
HOME NEWS.
TUH WEATHER.

SKvyonH Hour Ther. Bar ind hou. !, % aa ~ ~
senf I2-7 i0d3N n. w.
''f 800 N. w. tHS glo - m,
2 7J3 WB W II o'N a'''S .. . W.
Rru,RKs-Ycsterday, Monday, the 18th, was warm
,' day The sky was clear from midnight to 10 p M
Noatit6 from 10 d. m TO H. clear. In July THIS year,
IS 100 inches Of rain fell in august ~ m
q "a "a. i'm October, six and one half Inches MOONS
phasos-Iast quarter, nth, 1884 p m
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13

FIEcTRICITY, for the speedy removal of
Acute and Chonc Applied By DR. CHAMBERS No. West
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
The nearest approach to cure for RUPTURE,

"H.Rp RUBBER MULrPEDAL TRuss,"
Invented v W Rigs NJ D. this city and used b him In MS pr'c-
Tee Tar 3 wears with really astonishing. Dr. ggs still IN
Attendance the old Office, 2 BarcaJ-st
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13

Our.-KYox's Fall Style Of Gents HATS.
No 2ll BROADWAY. Enough said.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13

Th. original only Spring Water which has wronght 20
In Cancer Scro ana OF the Moneys
iO s-oP Dl1oo - j Y HENRY, Q Colege.place
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
LARGE FIRE ON STATEN ISLAND.
SEVENTEEN BUILDINGS BURNED-LOss, 100000
THE ASSURANCES.

gEVFNTEEN BUILDINGS BURNED-LOSS, SlOO,OO0-
THE ASSURANCES.
One of the most destructive fires that ever
took place on staten Island occurred yesterday morning
at the Village Of Edgewater Tompknsville Land
ing The buildings destroyed the block bounded
by Griffin Iretta and MenthOrn-ss., and the bay The
buildings burned Of wood II in number, and in
cuded three stables two hotels, two butcher shops,
bakery and nine private dwellings The fire broke out
IN the rear the stable belonging to the Shore Line Rail
road at ? a. IN. The alarm Immediately given and
the fremen promptly responded, yet the flames burned
10 cely that by the buildings were totally destroyed
80 rapidly did flames extend that the occupants Of
the houses had only time TO themselves and were
compelled to witness the destruction Of their furniture
and valuablCs Mr. j. Finch the superintendent OF the
Shore Railroad returned 10 his TO get papers
he had forgotten in the Fl ght but the flames and smoke
flod the stairway that to his life he was com
led tO.up out of the second story window, ana
soueWhat bruised by the fall Previous TO taking the
leap the flames had gained the room ne was in and he
was burned severely about the head ana hands. Mr.
Baths wife sick and helpless in bed when the fire
broke out, and her husband while carrying her down
burned seriously about the lace but his wife
being well wrapped up escaped dTy by the fIe. Two
which the fire commenced burned TO DEATH and
10 Others were more or less injured. \ few families
saved portion OF their furniture, and only part.
Departments from the surrounding towns had
with them tNc Oid-idshiOned engines and the old
fashioned bucket apparatus Of TOmptuSvlle. Al were
hOWeycIthe latter for the reason OF having
fective and wOrn-out hose, which would not convey
drop of water 10 the burning buildings but flooded the
admirably. The fire has been serious loss 10
the village of Casteton, yet 1t Is thought That now the
village officers will procure proper fire apparatus, and
that 1t IS always in working order.
The loss is yaIlOusy estimated but it's thought 100000
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13

HIN. SoUrRE's, 81 Fulton.st2 New-York, is
the best place bay reliable WATCHB h1e DAhSD ehoce JEW"
pIay and SIERLIsG SILyRRwARR. Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13

Other occupants of houses burned had their furniture
Ensured for small amounts. and the houses which were
owned by Mrs Wier, had a small insurance on each.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
/ GHT!-TO THE TRADE.

TRAVELLING AGENTS and CANyASsERs sni Others interested
economical United state;
PAFT MAGIC GASTLAMR EXPANDER the most important and
usef simplest chepe, invention Of the age for per
citing combustion eectng The consumption o gas 20
canva.er travelling syent Should be without supply o hee *
pane no matter temporarily what line Of tra4e
he nav he engaged gross them be carried upon the
without itself al 1han article That VII
sell itef Sample E1paader burner With illustrated directions Sc
cufey packed aud promptly forwarded by mail prepaid to any part Of
ha States upon receipt nc0sng 90 oeu when terms
10 agents are required pee order Agents Ccuar Every Eascoa
SINNER Land stOui Immediately order Cmpcs a. Above @
liiog Illustrated circular gpI lcaton FISHER
CROOK sole manufacturers propors 7 Broadway, New
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
AQUATIC.

THE GUIICK CHALLENGE ACCEPTED III ihD
i"i ATALANTA BOAT CLUB.
The challenge of the six-oared crew OF the
,,t Roat Club 10 row race for from 200 to 5000
~ the crew OF the Ataanta club which pulled the race
against the Gulick crew in the recent ret. h's D0
acrepted rs will he seen by the following letter'
NJ Nv n SPEAR Captain GHlict Boat Cub, r,
DrsR SH: challenge for threemle toarcd se rae S
tween he same for the championship on @ u o
rca Sept hereby accepted the TO be o~el uhl e
81 he IIp3son Amateur Rowing Our representative H
meet at the Boat Cublouse "Wednesday
I4th inst O'Clock TO make all necessary aIrlngense, e, &
respectfully wITHERs, NJ d. Captain Aan@ boat 'uo
N,ir. York Sent Ia. 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
going have been completed The city butng
handsome bridge Railway River at Mn and rvingss
IN .I.fa i;pv fro oh Vol

I'M IEhSUN-IHU 1T UtI"uI1II'b I,OItIIO "N,1, II II
proved considerable amount from TIE bne Railway Com
Iany arrested aud IN jail lie vas caught In Ohio
ihe ac entered on sunday night aud
rbe n about cigars and candy John Morrison has
leen srrst with stealing hore valued at $50 from Mr. H.
Doremu Of lie Passaie Iouny Courts open today
THE Island Camp meeting will be closed ihudS'
TRENTON-Out of tho 575 persons confined in
the state Prison only Two thousand pAs Of shoes
lAly turned out bY $40 prison oPerayes
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13

Isl 3D. 3D. l,h 5;h. 9th 7tb. 9Th. 9h-Totals
d1iItic at,ntic. ....I ........"2 ! 8 y s--sS
Umpire Mr the Mutual Cub. Time Of game h. % ian
The following is the full score of the game
played in Cincinnati which resulted in the defeat of the
famous Red Stocking nine of that city by the White
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
RRooKIYN YACHT GLUE UNION REGATTA.

The thirteenth annual Union Regatta Oh the
Brooklyn Yacht Club will be held the 29th nst when
o nvite the Yachts of all clubs to compete, and offer
prizes for yachts in the following order:
scbooner erstossTwo prizes by the Club sn1 one ny e
M ems Of roo n Sloops cshn econdclafs over sei over
second class under Soops Temporary eabnl thrclas open
osts or Yachts Nh shifting cabin. Soops tOpen cabn
open boats The Of such prizes in the aggregate to amount 10
over 1000, W., -.
IL being understood that the yachts OF the Brookn 1aeh
prrs of tie for which prizes they alone can compete ine
ance for according and OF saH &C. 70 DC so'eeu
hy the rules Of the Club as heretofore ,,. l.,
All entries for the Union Regatta must he made IN
writing 10 the Secretary Of the Club William T. Lee Box
No 1922 Post Office, NewYork, on or before septe-
Der %.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13
Stocking nine of Chicago:


ls a. 3d. Alb. SD. 6th. 7b. go. 9ib. Toial
CnSs.sii......... C6clso; 49,. 2-S
bert l. PayPut ogt by Gould 81 Ssea 3 Eoier@an 2
Assisted Wright Leonard g. Branar SweaSy
Put out by McAe 9 Wooi 81 Duty Assisted BY Wood King
l. Meyers /; Duffy Passed BasAlson King 2
Could p Wright, 3; Leonard, 81 Dean
total H. Flynn 2 rrescy l; King Q Me!ere Iutg
p total r. Bound CatcheAson g. Out on StnEes-Cutn-
bert !. Double Pavs-Cincinnat ?; Chicagos nmPe-At
Thomas Mgsu. Of the Wet PhidepAla tto OF fhl pnl'
Srs-Pbep Atwater GsmeTwo hours and 80
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13

Major g. Knapp's photographers won ball
from THE TRIBUNE press4en ON Saturday. Score-20
TO 3.
The following are the games to be played
this week .,
Capitoline Ground-14th, star vs. Harmonici 10Th,
Atlantic VS.. Expert l7th star vs. Expert. -
Union GrOund.-13th, Mutuas W. Olympic; 14th
Mutuals vs. Eckford; 18th, Mutuals V. Athletic OF
Philadelphia 10th, Mutuals VS.. Expert OF Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13

cheapest ntrouced Does not smoke Requires no trimming
other wick Does not ncruae aud therefor
al.ays with clear silvery fame.
THE IVES PATENT LAMP Co.,
Sole Agents the United states
Barcay-st and ~ Park-place, " Y.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13


ground Yesterday between the Tuttle Bailey Club Of
Rrooklvn and the Chelsea Club Of this city, which re-
suited in victory for the Tuttle Bailey nine by the
following score:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-13

90 to MACFARLAND' BOOKSTORE, No.
" 9,T Brad.ay thirst There will find all the
day all the standard works and also choice En
ish. French. and Sco.cA stationery.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-06-14
Protectoin Illustrated.

During the year 1869, We imported
from abroad 40, 900 tons of pig iron on
which was paid to the Federal Govern,
ment, in duties at 50 per on,S1, ,0S0,000.
During the same year there was produc-
ed in this country 1.712,000 tons of do.
mestic pig iron, the price of which to
consumers was increased by the same
tariff, SIS, ,40S,000.
In 1869 we consumed of hides and
skins S22t,000, 900 WORTH, of which about
S11 100000 was imported. The 10 per
cent duty on the imported amount yi,l
dcd to the government S1,l16,540,. and
enhanced the price to consumers Of the
home product by $4,000, 200.
OF salt we consumed in 1869, $4,000,
900 cwt., of which about one third was
imported. I. On the imported amount VIZ
paid the government ip duty, at an ave
rage of q cents per cwt, S1,175,S95;
and on the home product we paid to the
producers in the way of protection 50,
35I, ,79O.
OF paper we used in 1869 about $72,
670, 600 worth of which about s 400, ,00(
was imported, and the remainder pro
duced at home. On the imported amount
we paid to the government in duties (2(
to 80 per cent just $685., ,753. At the
same time we paid to the producers o
the home product about SIS, 100000 ovel
and above what we might have bough
the same amount Of paper for under fret
trade.
Here are only four articles Of genera
consumption, the tariff on which yielded
TO the government the small sum Of So,
640,1 0,1sS, aud to the home manufacturers
of them the enormous sum of $57, ,765
100; in other words consumers are mad,
to pay over fifty seven million dollars
Eper annum for the protection of the few
persons engaged in the manufacture o
these four articles, under tariff mad,
and maintained By the Radical party
Ohio Statesman.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-06-14
SATURDAY NIGHT.

The work day week has cast its yoke
Of troublous toll and careful rest;
The lingering twilight and saffron cloak
Trails Ger the dusky west,
And curfew clocks with measured stroke
Chime in the hour of rest.
From. fallow fields and woody .dells
The crickets chirp their pleasant lays
The cows come up, with finkling bells,
Through all the lonely ways;
And buckets drip by busy wells,
And ruddy ingles blaze. y
his whirling wheel the miller stops,
The smith his silent anvil leaves,
Bis ringing ak the joiner drops,
No more tho weaver weayes;
His loaded vain the peddler props
Beneath the tavern caves
A happy hush, 9 tranquil balm.
AS if the week day work and care,
Wore lifted off and left ua calm,
fervades the quiet air
A sense of silent psalm,
A feeling as Of prayer.
But now The night, with soft delay,
Seems brooding like tender dove,
While the last hours of Saturday
Shut in the hours of love,
And the sweet Sabbath spans the way
To holier homes above.
God help us all, since here below
Few Saturdays are ours at BEST
And out of pain and earthly woe,
Few days Of Sabbath rest;
God grant US that we yet may know
The Sabbath of the blest