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New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
VAR MISCELLANY.
NAPOLEON's CORRESPONDENCE.

1t was announced by telegraph lately that the
Germans had captured at st. Cloud certain documents
which revealed the purpose Of Napoleon to force war
on Germany The following extracts certainly indicate
preparations begun long beiorsthe declaration OF war
July 10:
As early as the Goth Of juno the French Minister Of
Marine was inQuiTng to the stores of clothing aNala
bic for campaign IN the North On the 9Th Of july the
offensive TO Prussia, Count Persgny cordially con
Tatuated the Emperor, remarBng, " All France Will
follow you. The enthusiasm is unanimous while NJ
Olivier informed him that the declaration had been
Perpgna reported that ardenty desired 10y the
whole population, the Republicans predicting the
commencement of hOstiltes in week, and that the
soldiers would celebrate the Napoleon F6te Aug l5 at
Berlin On that very day declared. On the
goth, telegram sent from Munich that the patriotic
QJtramontane) party in the Bavarian Chambers were
determined not to vote farthng for the mobilization OF
the army which had been ordered in favor OF PRUSSIA
on the dispatch sent from Metz to the GGutots
-" Calling out Of the Landwehr dihicult conscripts
weep great fear Of the French especially the Turcos
! they are carried off by force I'm wagons"
Among the papers found at 81. Cloud IL telegram
dated July from the Minister OF the Interior %
NJ. Pi6tTi, the EmperOT's private secretary. very
urgent In the last paragraph but one OF the prOcah-
rough draft sent me I read 'jdmmene.' am waiting
for your reply send il 10 press" II VIII be rcnem
hered that after all the wrong verb used, that the
EmperOrs bad French became a laughug-stock, ana
that the Otieidt Journal had TO publish correction.
This telegram seems TO indicate that the Emperor not
only used the wrong words, but spelt dHeaer with
two ms.
Just before the Prince Imperial started for Metz the
Empress wrote to her mother, the Countess MOntO at
Madrid Louis will set Outin few DAYS nth his father
for the army wish you to send him your blessing he
fore his departure. DO not be am perfectly
calm. He must do his duty and honor to his name"
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THE MORSE STATUE.

The statue of Prof S. +. i. Morse, by G. NJ.
Pickett is ready for casting. 1t will be OF bronze
feet high and will be erected plain granite pedestal
In Central Park The figure stands, dressed in frock
coat, with large furcoared cloak hanging loosely over
the right shoulder, and dropping down the back. The
left hand rests elegraphc instrument from which
strip Of paper issues the other end being held in the
right hand This strip will contain the words Of the first
message sent over public wire" What hath God
wrought" The statue will be paid for by contributions
from the telegraph operators OF this country andC Canada
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
RIIIIARDS.

Garnicr, the noted expert, accompanied by
Cyrie Don visited Rudolphe's saloon Saturday after
noon aud arranged match with him for $500 side. COG
points up, at the French thrceblll game, RudoPhe CIV
ing the odds OF IS points each l0O. GARNER u HkoJ
To have his hands FUN II he plays all who desirous OF
entering the lists against him.
Among the exciting billiard events 20 occur III ths me
tropO this month the most prominent Is the grand COR
test for $4,000 between Cyrile Dion and kudopne, be
latter has the call far skill is cencerneu & 80
formers I'm contests for money leads us H'ou
support him readily.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05

At the opening Of the Brooklyn City Court
this morning there viii he general cali OF the calendar
aud cases will be set down for dates agreed by
sell The Court Of Sessions will open this morning for the
trial OF such ia cases not last month disposed
Of and the bail cases will occupy the remainder Of the
month. The Grand jury will be impanneed until Jan
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05

Supreme Court ChambTs-By Judge In0rabam
Wright granted Freud Nooo v,nta
New agt Grogsn-Noon granted Barron AZ RcbmfnirSes
oned Behfens sgt WfEens-M0tion denied Wbted sgt -
granted and reference ordered Meled sl
Motion granted National Health Insurance Association "a Kastrnaa
Moon denied defendants to pay 90 on former motion.
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COURT CALRNDARS-THn D,r.

suPRxr Rr-CHANHERs-ISGEAHAv "Opens At 10 n Cal
endar called ~
Monfsy. Dec mier-MOtOn Caleldar
SUPREME COrRT-SPgCfAL TKRs.-BARsARD J-Orsrs a f9t
..Erie Railway Co. agt. Ramsay ..Rre Ragag 90
..Kam-ay as. The Bde Railway defblt
To Judge Brady will esll al he Demurrer.
OYEE AND TKENISyK AND SuPRE4E CoCKT-CiKlrIr-PAzr -
CaRDOz0. J-Ope1s az 900 a. o..
No Circuit Cleufsr-Cnm.nal business 0nly.
SuPKENK COUKr-CfRCCrr-PaRT YAN BRUvr J-ODns Al lot
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ovned nv Mr. Rontcnhouac was damaged 500; insured
for Al 6 nv the Relief Mr. ROntenhouse wns arrested
on suspicion OF setting the fire, but was subsequently
discbarged.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
BISMARCK FINDS FAULT WITH ITALY.


The Cologne Gazette quotes from the Lu-erner
Zeitung though without guaranteeing its authenticity
note stated TO have addressed by Count Bismarck
10 the Prussan ambassador Florence the conduct
Of the Italian Government in the The note begins
by pointing out the change which has taken place in the
relations between Prussia and Italy, which had go long
been on the most intimate and cordial footing and by
expressing "the surprise Of his Majesty the King OF
Prussia at seeing those laws neglected which
tanned the codes Of all Powers with gard TO subjects
who by supplying arms and soldiers, even in secret
strive to excite feelings of hostility toward foreign
Power" Such neglect, says the note, almost leads 10
the belief that the Government Of Florence intends
abandon the neutrality which il had promised 10 main
tain before the outbreak Of the in which
"refuge and support 20 prince Of the dynasty that
made upon us, and still continues TO support him di
Dramatically in all the efforts he Is making at the Euro
pean Courts prepare difficulties for u.s. Such conduct
the proceeds, is not Of nature TO inspire the
Prls-an Government with confidence TO the future
attitude Of Italy. Prussia has hOnOTably fulfilled the
promises which IL gave in 1866 and this alone has enabled
archy. II I'm the late proceedings against the Papal
States could not share all the opinions which the Ital
ian dcmagO had long been fostering and which now
have been adopted by the Cabinet Of Florence,
this only in the interest OF Italy and Of King Victor
Emmanuel But many PFussian subjects belong 10 the
Catholic Church. and his Majesty must protect their
teress wherever they may be-" ThenOe concludes by
serving that the canddature Of Prince Amadeus for the
throne OF Spain might endanger the European equib-
connected by ties Of relationship with both Spain and
Portugal
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DEp4RrURE or FoREIGY MAILS
MONDAY. DC s
No steamship Malls
p1SSENGERS ARRIVRD.

FROM SAvANNAH-ln steamshp Herman b's lain u,h.
Greensay and wife, L. o. Cibben, LeGraHi sp'A'' ''
and J 10 the -, DA. N.s,. Y
FROM NgwORLBANs-In steamship De So'" D' D "''N =
fuele y Harry aud a. seargenL
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05

=. fNh'fN ~
.b2..Msnn.On sgt. Marshall e al
2d2..Cuilinane ~. Ho5mire C "a
4lb..SeiD agt Demu,b, IN.
3i4.. .Clsrissy agt. Met Fire DeHk
82..shandley sgt OBnen, ShsriK
sc.
445. Woliberg et o. AT. Gigno1L
4l4..Gibs0n vt. spratt.
i6i. .Dunlam at. Beebe et =.
~. .KurTUin AT. RecEenherg.
f32..B AHsl. agt NcG0yen.
522. Smith - Exchange Fire InA
Co.
JIG. .Smi,h sgt. Commonwealth
Fire lnA Co.
l33. North American Life ms Co.
agi. Sutton Jr, et A.
so. .Shafer et al agt. OBhen,
sheriff. SC.
s02. .W0litefser et a. sgt JobnS
ton.
5O6. .SimonsOn sgt. WaikeL
5O8. .hcDuughail agi. Powell. r.
so. .SsnetOn sgt SpeyerS
5l2. .BeckWith AZ. Bates.
334..sayle agt. Collins. et al
lt5. Campbell AT. Peterre - al
1901 kOb6e sgt. Gerimg.
2l6. Burger agL Rl1th.
So. Central Ma Bank sgt Msa
eiaL
538. Otis L. Roy agt Webb.
538. Gibbons agt OBroD. Sherh
"a. Klein agt. McC0rmicE es n
$40. .SaJr agt q Bren, SAciiA
543.. BAUM ait Brooks.
$50. .Krasa AT. McreusSy.
443. .Cen. Nat. Bsuk OF n. y. sgt-
Seventh Wand NaL Bank
OF \. \.
ses. Harrison et a. 1st Kirke etL al
so. Mluley at Paolc MAl :. y
60.
| so. .Morgnthan 20 a. agt Hea-
sley,sl rt sl
/ - Tag agt. Raeae e a.
! s56..Ju.th = al agt NaL BLak q
Commonwealth.
81. .NcArtluE lgt. Ca..ir
81. .Suckmln az. BoJdei a.
I $50. ..somer. agL Com Brabsar
l1s. Co.
! SO. .Snuirr age Cuf1.- Tsim q n
/ $50. Go et. &c. ~ N-..st
I 313..IinkLam s al ast. lao'sAA
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05

1t1NI
I..Mrers agt. DeMeir.
2. Schneider al. McCabe.
4. Fitch AT. Smith.
q. .LOeschigh ct a. ast. Hatteld.
10. Barnes agt. schultz.
IL. .Devlin sgt King e a.
l3..Kitchen agt. hcLewre-
CoasOS PLKAs-TKIAL IERN-f A
"a
2n2. .Gsriner art. Rowe e. al
3ZJ. Williams agt, Nlil2ms.
27O. Stern agt. Wingenteh
l2l. Pratt AIT. Cambria Iron 90.
10. .Kain agt. Kelly, Sherh
3l4. Wright at. Marshah
$40. .Grundy agt Fowler.
3l6. .Shoeuig agt. Van Pe.I ~
MARINE COUKT-fRlAL IYRa-f
A5y. Hitler agt. Corn * hre ms
co.
4i56. .Beir agt. GrselL
sl94. .Spiegel sgt Leonard
s2l5. Berg agt. helL
42l5. .Kirstine agt KAUFMAN.
43G2. .Stner agt Barleta.
4s30. .BrittOn AT Dubois.
MARINE COURT-IRIAL TERM.--f
Hl5. Chichester agt. Wy. Tel Co
1864. Frank sgt Burns
4l9J. .Thiers agt. McArthnf
4l9l. ..Loble'l agt. Robinson.
4Z67. Fiske sgt. Fargo.
$50. .Graseuauer agt. AdeL
s3l7. Punk agt. Free German
School.
SUPERIOR C0URT-TR1h THRN-
574. Thompson sg.. Bennett
81. .Flanigau sgt. Carpenter.
2G2. Burnett agL OBHen, sheriff,
SC.
256. Elliott, adn'x., sgt- Maitland;
5C4. Strong sgt- The Wood"arl
steam Pump Manufg. GO.
I2n, .Hodnett cgt. Smith et al
5O4. Walker at. N0rihrop.
SIG. Collins et al at. JudsOn-
544. Van DuIer et al. &c, agt
D'Anbigne.
$50. Same agt. same.
". Hathaway ct al. egt McCor'
Causes ogJor
100. Hall at. Baldwin e. al.
$50. Norris, Adm'K agi Kohler.
49,. .COmstock e. a. agt. Fisk. IT,
et al
%. Simon et al sgt. Moses et a.
8..Toppirg sgt Lynch, shenH,
sc.
s.. 4..Alber.is sgt. AIler.on et al
7..Bairi etaL agt oaiterlee.
4..Pinesney agt Kelly, sheriff
p. Riley azt O'Brisn. sheriff,
96. .MeRsy ct 81 Agt 0Bnen.
sheriff. &c.
10. .Benuer agt. OBr'en.
li2. .Sch4nck ct a. sgt. Morris.
26O. Young agt Paciac Ma. Ins.
Co.
2s0. Same sgt. Manhattan Ius. Co.
26C. sane sgt. Pacific Mutual lna
Co.
llB..Flnt Nat. b <, ItlersO 3 Az
Shute et al.
i59. .Faron agt. Richardson.
10. .Beyins agt. Wright et al
POO. Hamilton act. Ansbury - al
2O8. Moore q al az. Porter.
24. Brown sgt OBr.en, Sheriff
sc.
2i6. .Mohr agt. Same.
s5!. .Fridenberg agt. sane.
254. Frank e al sgt. Hart.
288. cGrath AIT. o. Brien Sheriff.
80. .Kiylen ct Al. sgt Tailnadge.
W.. Weller ct al. ag1. O'buen,
Sheriff. SC.
3l6. Smith agL Baltic Fire lns.
Co.
528. Hopkins sgt. Bulkley.
l38. .Funkee at al AZ. y. Y. hu.
lnS. Co. et a.
343. johnson 3gt. Murphy.
354. .Csuana agL leeds ei Al
388. .Caspat agL OBden, sheriff
Sc.
3q4. Harrison sgt Tinker.
sU2. Won Horslen agJ hlugcn.
sl8. .McCOsker sgt cccOud-aye
Railroad Co.
42i. Allen Ggt. Smith.
80. .Buckman sgt Mongenroth.
59i Klein agt. Young
500. .SIrang et al aCi Libby.
LOS. Harris agt G.bgey q al
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05

SHLPpLNG NTELLIGENCR.
PORT OF NEw-YoRS

PORT OF NEW YORK. ....,,,.',.,D
CLEARED.
n, Ra.,. Kennedy Liverpool DenmAh. Fo.bes
Lyrrpoo Australia sdisr~cA Glssos Main Nsn o,sfc'Ssi
ir.nsp Oc.n lns.n n.ur AspnNsl Title Partridge, h we~
.ai Victor Gates NSsOteaas Ceseea' CIV S'e'~-
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
DECISIONS.

furnished by Cornelius Donne proprietor Of tho dry
goods store No. II Catbarne-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05

is3o. whii,ater, reel. ,g' Thomp-
4Dr.
III. .hcCsTty sat Bostoa n. b.
n. \. 5. 3. 20.
6f82 Smith ag'. G0Oiale
l5S4. Nat Bank Of n. Amsnoa agt
Pines'ar
l202. .ReynOLs a. sheriff Kelly.
1900. .Milhasds ~. Jones.
l8'2. .Hagerty sgt. Stokes
1913. Brown ngt Watts.
1874. Sampson et a. err. al
Wood
I-MosyrL. J.-opens q. 10 "a.
r December.
p. Biam e d. AT United s,ates
Express Go.
%. .stuyvessnt at Guu'er mod
Nc.
81. Sc rever s~t. Frehfr
p. .COugfil sEt BoNey ssr
ines Bark q sL
%. Alec aCt. CO4lteE
"a. .C0ughl|n agt Barry lr.
35..AudfeFs. Ac.. sgl lsa.fy.
31..H1rtagt Na.st.ur.
81. .Byc agf Lonl.ari ms. 60.
%. .htianstgryl cts Ere Iua
Go. 90 Poser
%. Cook. g., at. sfartw aathsf.
jF. &C..
+o"Plssn. tc.agt BDwring. G..
fl.Nugtt &c., ayL Kp.ey
f1..Greue az. Rice
4].B1r01 agi Hawkins.
4f..L1.1ng g. T0cfuer
4j.h0.f agt Hart
sf..Wils0n p. 81. at. Le3ch et si
fl.C0Yis agt Co5le.
t8..Fon Drshle, az et g. sgt
hayLe.
20. .DelaGaleiie et a. sgt shss
cteL.
80. Holman sgt. setoa & Kepp-
Der.
81. .sehrever agt. Schrrvcr
81. .Grcgory ayL Baker g. " 1tsr
bury.
81. Same ag'. same.
A..Anderson sgt Williams - al
s.. Cook q al. agt curEagaihot.
s.. Hull agt Blackhrrst
PART L-FAEZDNkY, J-Opeul al
!. m.
2l9. .Hvman. InAnt &C., ST.
Johnson.
rs. .ClalIn et al agt R0senbera
ct al
1885. .McLain. Ic, at Van landl
I5l. .Ladd agt, ATsel et a.
III. .Reayiiie a.,t JaT % a.
Z67. .llartDZ ap. fi.cl.
-. Darcy. Admir-. sgt Thiri-aFa
X. K. 90.
so6. .Rntlict srt Whites Paleni
l.. q. CO.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
1861 Arctic Pire Insurance Go. sgt

q
Austin.
lTi2. .Squ.rss agt. Abbott.
SO. .Bassett jr. sZi. lederer.
8O2. .GailuD agt Lederrr.
585f. Lyons AIT Third-aye. X. X.
Company.
800. Drake AT. BarstOn.
598. .Cady AZ. sheriff Kelly
l72. Bay iss agt. Teifa.r, impfd.
80O. Day agt. Rnurecht
900. .Wslsh agt. heKi0n.
1916. .Hill sgt Mackenzie.
1852. Mcknight at, DeyIin,
SUPERIOR COURT-SPECIAL TER'
Calendar r.
I..PeoPie. Ge. State n. I. agt
n. \. Harlem x. T. Co.
2. Solomon sgt. Brown.
,. Philips, sd r, sc, sgt Howes
et Al.
A.Gregory OCT. Gregory, sE'r,
Il al
s. .Mu.ler at Earle imDrd
6.Kbnshaw et al. az WOLF
etal.
7..Balliet at. Wilson II al
B.TalImsdge sgt. Fresm1D 81 Al.
9..Daniel agt Butienheuy Il al
10 Linn, rec'r. Sc, sgt Fuller.
n. Fowler agt. Great Western
I1.. Co.
y. .Donnell art. Donnell ct al.
ID. .Grusagt Riigely.
l4..Blake sgt. Andrews
Is. Bronze et al. sd'I, agt y. 4.
Mu. Life lns. Co.
i6. .SguIer. surY'r, &C., ay- kaph-
aelske et al
II. Duff agt King ct al.
70. Corr sgt. Long.
10. Philips agt. Nah.
20. .Townshend sgi. Ogden
q. .Plstt, Sc., ogt Richmond
p. DAYS AT. Fsitner q al
p. .Wdghtson agt. Dodge et al.
q. smith agt. Frost
%. Morgan, rec'r agt Daaielsoni
sc.
26. Martin and wife agt Martin
et al
27. Scott Il Al. agt Garner
%. Hall agt. Trnsk. u.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRlAL TERN-
II I
.. .Gooienough Horse-Shoe Co.
AT. Grocers' Fire ms Co.
SIS. HAYES sgt. OBrien, sherE
3g5. Matthew, ct al. act. Loeb.
3U7. .Myrou sgt Thin-aye. r K.
Co.
35i. .BaetI sgt Tbiri-sve. R. r.
co.
20. Hope Mat Life ms. Co. agt
SOul'cr.
IO7. .Scbsefer agt O'Bhen, sh'fl
&c.
III. .yiIlaret at 0'Bhen, Sheriff
Sc.
COMMON PLEAs-TRiAL TgHa-PA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-31

10 the plural OF Goose The oaokng Of geese has
times been known TO be very esctusl but II failed In
this CASE Mr.. G., IL seems induced the keeper Of
notorious house to visit the house a. soo2 as 1t was
vacated and to cause 10 oe und stood that she had
purchased the property and would open clubhouse"
at in prime style. The columns OF certain New
York journal made to give currency 70 the story
IL about for several days; moral Newark was
supposed TO be Mortified at the idea and Is was expected
that wealthy citizens OF the nei8hb0rh0od
with the immoral invasion would at rush TO the
front and the property at any price, But they
didn't. They had too much common sense 10 suppose
that such persons going the double price
named for the property viz $4,000 or that satan does
not teach his children wtsdom than to locate sc
an establishment where there would be- total lack OF
customers 30 the scheme fell through, and Mr. g. must
cackie some more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-31
THE COLORADO SILVER MINES.

DENVER, Col, Aug. 29.-The editor of The
Central City Register furnishes the following items
corning the silver regions recently discovered north
west of Denver and already creating intense excitement
in mining localities Persons starting from Denver
with stocks OF goods and there to be doubt Of
the permanently and richness Of the mines:
CENTRAL CITY, Aug. pour reporter has Just re-
turned from Grand Island The district Is located Is miles
northwest OF Central City, the western boundary Of
Roulder County and 40 miles from Denver About 30
iedges have been struck, and six eight uncovered,
showing true assure silver veins bearing payrak ere
yices from two five feet In width. CarboO, Idaho,
Ronlder County. Grand island, Sovereign People, Car
Ter Trojan Monitor, Conger, and Comstock among
The most celebrated mines. About 500 men the
eround Buildings going up rapidly Tons OF rich
Ores are hauling from the mines TO Professor Halls smet
Inc works at Black Hawk daily Three regular coaches
rnn from each day, besides many private convey
snces. The passengers hpG. l per ay. Inc
so far developed give the impression that tins Is one of
tho silver regions yet discovered the continent
prof Hall contempates the immediate construction OF
additional smelling works, to meet the increasing de
nS nd from mines, and other companies also
talking OF erecting smelling works"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-31
THE NATHAN MYSTERY

INC mailman brothers visited the Police
headquarters yesterday and had interviews With nro.
1reu members Of the detective force The object ~ the
visit was not made known but it was surmised by the
iookcrs-On among whom the event caused an unusual
ripple OF excitement that important DEVELOPMENTS are
making toward the solution Of the Nathan mystery The
detectives seemed to have obtained new impulse in
their quest.
The iFShmah' hichaei Ryan, who Yves arrested in the
Thrtieth Precinct last week upon the sunnos,on
he something about the Nathan murder slated .,
the time that he had worked at Moristowp but q an
pears he Is not known there at ALL The sawpils 20 te
city and the neighborhOOd have been visited NV .
stranger who is supposed TO De detective lookno o.,
something like the dog" The family OF Mr. Estbar
have loft the magnificent country house at Norristown
which they had lived in up 10 the time of the murder
and moved yesterday with al their baggage aud Sey
VAS4ia. baSk ~ tbis city,
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THE SPINNERY STRIKE.

THE STRIKERS STILL PIRM-PaoPosED INTRO
DUCTION OF CHINESE LABOR By THE MANU-
FACTURERS.
FALL RIVER, Aug. 30.-The situation here,
in the war between the striking spners and the wealthy
factory owners Is but little changed. The former re-
main firm and the latter equally obstinate IA their
refusal 70 yield to tho terms OF their late EN-
ployees Notwithstanding their losses, in Consequence
~ tho mills remaining idle, are at least
100000 a month, they nevertheless declare ther
mise short of unconditional acquiescence az the spin
ners They Will recognize their organization, nut are
nevertheless willing cosfeE with them as mdylduas
while on the other hand the strikers who nave held tO
ton Of WORK unless their protective society s
recognized, and their stated compensation tor
~ ryiCes offered. Tho half dozen OF 50 splhhsr5
who came here fill the vacancies or TAO strlkers We're
besieged by committee OF the striker4 anu alter
brief interview they succeeded In Psrsuadng them TO
discontinue work, and return heme Dy the nrst tram
The men have been so loOg idle taey must certainly
have funds from quarter very soOn or theu move
usually have. Many OF the heads of family have ex
hasteI their credit with the srocers, and some OF she
latte, are seriously considering the expcdjency OF
susInding business until the unfortunate difficulties are
adjusted This afternoon same OF the mannfact urers
had an informal conference, at which the subject OF in
PRODUCING the Chinese was discussed, and viewed In a
most favorable light. Ope mllowner went far TO
say that unless the men who had left his factory
undertake the experiment of Oriental labor forth
with and although like spirit was man,
Tested by Others thay not prepared TO decide until
after little rejection Ia the absence OF the strikers
yielding at an early day 1t is almost absolutely certain
that Cinnamon and women will be brought here 10
supply their places The city 10 tranquil and quiet ou
there arc stu fears Of riot at any moment anu
the local ard State force wild not be reduced Of present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-31
,rrpDER IN NEwBURGH-A MAN SHOT DEAD AT
THE TEA-TABLE.

NEwBURGH, Aug 3O.-)ohn Ia. Seaverns
propretor of machinery works in Newburgh. was muir
dered at o'clock this evening while sitting at the sup
ner table with his wife. The murderer, Lieut. Button,
approsched him behind. and shot him In the neck
the ban passing through the spinal column causing
instant death.
Buon retreated 70 the third story OF the building and
to shoot should approach but after
ward went down and delivered himself TO Sheriff Tuthi
and Chief of Police Goodrich who lodged him In the JAIL
one block distant Button discharged from the
Worcester Mass) Lunatic Asylum last week, ana came
here ON A visit TO Mr. SeaverDss son, whom he had
known at the Asylum. Both have lately INDUCED IN dis
sipaton. - ,. ,,o,,o5 p,Hor cavo him
r,oney and ordered him away. After prowling about
ali day making frequent threats, he returned craftly
tonioh and performed the bloody deed The victim was
mi gbfy esteemed and his murder caused fearful exclt
ment The 81 eets the scene were thronge, ana
threats OF lynching made The Mayor, Sheriff. ana
noliee scarcely restrained the people
Seayerps il a well known manufacturer or paper ma
hia,v and lately removed here from Worcester, Mass
The body remained bold upright in the chair one hand
be knife and the other some bread both hands
unno,ted on the table At the jail Button refused to
s,li his name, He was yet intoxicated.
The Assassin on Saturday procured from Cen Grant al
west Point entrance papers to the Poughkeepse Insane
s-I,r He represeuted himself a. breyeted Tor mefi-
,r 80 aeryices during the late war.
Tbe nistol was double barreled, carrying haf-ounce
hall a. n measure OF precaution yeslng Seaverns vas
sso lodged in jail being again unsettled In MIND AZ tnD
terrible calamity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-31
OBITUARY..
GUsTAYR STRIVE,

Gustave Strive, the German Revolutionise
whose death IL announced was born in Lvona Oct n.
1906 and studied law He entered the diplomatic seryso
Of tho Duke Of Odenburg and acted Secretary 10 u
Embassy during many sessions Of the Frankfort Dtea
About 1910 he settled Mannheim to pursue his prufe.
sion and there married. in lsi5, lady who shared ha
opinions and participated in the prosecutions he
sequently endured. lie devoted himself very musA
TO science, particularly 10 phrenology, on which b
treatses He became editor of the konAsto
Journal and commenced in 1913 vigorous opposition In
ia TO the Baden Government, by which he many times
incurred fine and imprisonment That Journal was su1
1886 and he then established the German See
l10r In l8iS he caused in concert with NJ Heckof,
revolutionary rising which proved unsuccessful and ~
had to fly To France. second attempt in Septembess
made with the support OF Carl Blind had no better
The Government troops dispersed his party 81 saufe.
and arrested himself. tie was sentenced TO nve Year,
imprisonment, but the insurrectOn OF May a. ls4e SO
him free The leader OF the mes movement, n Bentans
however, had him arrested tho charge OF inspiring
extreme socilstc principles. When the troops Of tbe
Confederation invaded the Grand Duchy, he Joined
Meroslawski, the insurgent General and upon the 10
ltat OF the revolutionary body fed TO Switzerland.
whence ne was expelled two months later. He next TO
sided successfully In France England and in this
try: Oustaye Strive wrote numerous scientific and
political works.