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The New York herald., 1870-09-23
THE TwEzrY-FlnsT WARD ylSDETrl.


John j. seanneI speaks by Proxy fssn the
This Time.
Charles 3. Spencer is out In card go the public"
In defence extenuation OF the peculiar predica-
ment In which his "client," John J. scanned, nnds
himself The following is the card:-
As the friend and counsel Of John se.nne feel y my
OF the murder OF Florence scannsl employed BY his
brother who in truth loved him with an affection have
Of Florence and himself Donohus had been shot in The
& as Ssn me in :s0
with this wounding OF Donohne. Upon heavy baJohn
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hue fed, and soon after caused tho arrss. oof
n ona Th0 ' John h nsa. as r1
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before osn s S ns n
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haze been 6y By y9snSs ys cs s
night John j. Scanned did give Dono;
hue fair warming before he appealed the law He would
and giving bis enemy 2 chance for hi: life; N
shooting Of DonOhus. Hs IN and unable e endure pro.
m he has ample Of he
shall be- out of danger, and l sincerely hope tha. he
S s S VIII ss psonp s 9s
John himself he must lie in prison slthou,
s ponohns snd Would @ most gladly see him rssossr
the discharge of duty my client must say that grave
alleged facts already In my possession.
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A DOMESTIC DRUNKEN RUw.--There is a tene-
mcnt known the Rock House, located IN the alley
between the levee and Main street and Cass avenue
and Bates street, where rows are numerous and
troubles frequent In the third story lives man
named Martin Welsh, and Martin has wife, who
also lives In the third story. The amiable couple are
getting rather aged this does not prevent their
having occasional family broils IN which It has hith-
ertO been NIP and tuck, " neither gaining any de-
cided advantage, although the drnnkest usually re-
ocivcd the toughest handling. Saturday afternoon
Martin returned TO bis humble cot and showed evi-
dent weakness OF the legs and eyes. This trining
matter was noticed by the VILE who accused him OF
being drunk Martin replied BY demanding I'VE
dollar BILL which he insisted his wife had concealed.
she denied having IT, and Martin said he could take
it from her and would do So "A struggle then COM
menoed, and Martin, taking advantage OF an oppor-
funiIy pitched his wife out OF the window. fall,
instead of instantly killing her, as would have been
expected fractured her legs and strained her back
Her in}xies are, however, IN no wise dangerous,
and she Will, probably, recover In short Time. ON
Ger Wolf arrested the drunken wretch OF husDand
and sent to the He.ltn once for an ambulance TO
remove the woman to the hospital. she was not
willing 70 be taken there. but expressed determ,
mans, ST. Louis Degpo7'ak SeDt la
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KILLED WHILE HUNTING.

On Wednesday evening, as two men were return
ing to Newburg after q hunting expedition, and
when about three miles west Of the city, Of them.
named Arlington Fuller, seeing a squirrel on the
fence Jumped out Of the wagon to shoot It, In draw
ing the gun out after him 10 was accidentally dis
charged. the load OF duckshOt entering the right
breast near the shoulder and lodging In the right
lung. The wounded man died about three hours
after receiving the injury. he was unmarried and
twenty five years Ot age
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echr Nary Alice, Fowler, New York for Bridgeport
schr VIM Gray. Clark, New York for Mtdaetown.
Schr Temple, Beckwkh, New YORK for New London.
Schr Rlverdale Brown, New York for Newbuyport
Schr Phil Sheridan, Murphy New York for Fall River
Rchr John Grimm, Boole, New YORK for Danyera.
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Nomination in the syracuse Disfrict-Mc.
Carthy Defeated.
SYRACUSE, Sept. %, 1870.
The Republican Congressional Convention at
CortlandvIle yesterday nominated r. Holland
Duell, Of Cortlandt for successor In Congress to
Decnis Mccarthy, IN the Onondaga and Cort-
land district The nomination was made on the
first ballot, by o vote Of 81 to "a.
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STEAMER SUNK At NEWARK.

Early yesterday morning the steam propeller Pio-
neer OF the Stephens and C0ndit transportation
line sank ct the Commercial wharf, In Newark,
having sprung leak during the night. the dam
age to cargo will not exceed $1,000. No one hurt,
and OF course, no one to blame.
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NEW YORK STATE POLITICS.
Deia ware County.

Delaware County.
At the democratic convention held at Delhi on
the 2lst inst. Henry e. Bartlett and James K. p.
jackson were appointed delegates to the Congress
sional Convention Of the Nineteenth district.
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Political Notes.

Two republicans have been nominated for Con-
gress by rival conventions In the Twelfth district Of
Illinois. John 3. Hay present member claims to be
the nominee OF the Irregular" convention, while the
eccentric Jehu Baker, member OF the F0rtieth Con-
gress, is the candidate OF the bOlters
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SAILED.

steamships TrIpo, Liverpool; Columbia Havana; Gen
Barnes Savannah Clyde Charleston Saratoga, Richmond,
&c.
Wind 1t sunsets
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MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL NEWS.
Political Movements In Jersey.

Political Movements In Jersey.
The Hudson County Republican Convention assem-
bed yesterday afternoon at Cooper hail. Jersey City,
and made the following nOminatons:-FOr Sheriff,
Andrew Mount, OF HOboken; Surrogate, George
WanSeIi, Jersey City; Ernst j. Lcwenthal, Hobosen.
and Nathan s. Madden, West Hob0ken.
the Hudson County Geptra German
grounds tnat he TOOK no actoh IN Con
sailing under the American Dag during the present
war, and that he endeavored to load the taxpayers
lie is also charged with being prominent tempe.
rance advocate and with being hostile to the lager
beer traffic on the Sabbath. The German Exccu-
tive Committee leave 1t an open question whether
the members of the organization shall support
George A. hasey, the republican candidate, or
mocracy. both of whom they pronounce to be men
OF irreprOachable character.
Virginia Politics-Repubiican State Conven-
tion-Republican Split In the First District.
RICHMOND, Sept. %, 1870.
The Republican State Convention met this morn
ing. One hundred and nfty delegates were present
representing every county in the State except two
John A. Hapnlan, OF Augusta county, was chosen
President. Resolutions were adopted affirming that
Congress and President Grant have redeemed tneir
promises to the people, as the reduction OF the
puDic debt and the general prosperity OF the coun
try show; that no true republicans Of Virginia have
affiliated with the democrats, and that there can
be only two parties-democratic ana republican,
In the State; expressing sympathy for the
people abroad struggling for liberty that the acts OF
the Legislature have shown that the fruits of the
new State constitution cannot be realized without
republican ascendanoy; asking Congress 10 give
Virginia constitution by amending the Bankruptcy
law; and, finally, asking Congress to pay all loyal
SOutnerners for their property taken during the
and for services rendered prior to the war. plan
for the Congressional campaign was adopted.
Among the delegates were United States Senator
Uox Porter and Platte. Governor
Wells and Judge Alexander Rives.
The proceedings IN the Convention to-day were
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Sun rises. ....... 5 48 Moon rises morn 337
Sun sets. ....... 8 Sc High water...sve I'll
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
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ID ADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE CAUSTIC OR DE
IL from business for Sricture Fistula, Piles Dis
cases Pelvic Vscera Diseases and Deformes Of the
Eyes, Nose Face and Person.
HENRY A. DANIELS NJ D., IA Lexington avenue
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DC.
Schr Escort, Ball, Bridgeport for New York.
BOUND EAST.

DC.
Schr Escort, Ball. Bridgeport for New York.
BOUND EAST.
steamshtp Dirico johnson, New York for Portland
Steamship Nereus. Bearse. New York for Boston.
Brig Lily, Ryan, New York for Sydney
Schr Thomas Jefferson, Fox, New York for Stamford.
schr Baldwin, Chase, South Amboy for Middletown.
Schr Ann DOYLE, Dickinson, Port johnson for Boston,
Schr Vigant, -, Eltxabethport for Providence.
Echr EVELYN. burger, Blixabeihpor for Stamford.
Scbr Fakir Hunt, Eisabeshpors for Providence.
schr 0rainer, Harvey, Eizabetnport for Provdence.
Scbr Poter Ritter o. - Elizabethport for Brdasport
Schr Black Diamond Mer Elizabethport Pswtuckst
Schr Dean. Cook, Esabethport for Providence.
Schr Lewis Jane, Suffolk, Elrabsthpor for Norwich.
schr Niagara, worden, Eixabsthpori for Bridgeport.
Scbr c G Smith, Phillips, Hoboken for Pawtucket
schr Ariel, Austin, HoSoken for Apponaus
Schr Francis Burrt,t, Allen Hoboksn for Providence
Schr White Rock Hubble, Hoboken for Bridgeport
Schr Urbana, -, New York for Boston.
Sehr Lizzie Brewster -, New NOrk Boston.
Schr Kicker, Kicker, New York for Goose Island.
Schr Jos Hail. French New York for Providence.
schr Adele keDv Young New York for BOsloD.
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The Vice President ON the Stump.
CINCINNATI, Sept % 1870.
Vice President Colfax addressed q large audience
yesterday at Nashville, and another tonight at
COnnorsvle.
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THRUST WHAT TIME. HAS sANCTIONED-THE
maxim that the voice OF the people the voice OF the
divinity may in be open to doubt but the tes
mony Of honest and cd witnesses extending through
o g s
andote and cure for many ailments based During the
preparations intended compete with have gone up like
rockets and come down the exnguished sticks Meanwhile
the OF that incomparabe tonic has been swift and
fight ln Introduction produced revolution 10 thera.
tsry Isyoutioni tha, cannot 20 backwards. Today
hos.e.ers Biters Is one Of the most. popular reme
dies ChrMendom, and commands larger sale than any
other medicinal preparation domestic or Imported this
side Of the Atlantic cure for dyspepsia, bilious dsor
Of epidemic fevers takes precedence OF every other
medy Ths fact should the ambitious country
who endeavor to foist their local aborons the public
Its stead how futile their small attempts TO cajoe the
munty must necessarily be- Where the game hsh have
failed there ID no chance for the "suckers"
SOlW.UUU 70 be distributed at Grand Gift concer
in aid of hercanlc Library Of San Francisco, California
"" ~ treasurer, tho Bank Of California.
100000, E'>'' $4,000,
62s Gifts In all-sso0OO0.
Tickets S each to be had with circulars giving full par
re PsGyoEgLn DEyLlM,s, no Nc. Wall street
y GlRAUDY's, sl5H Broadway.
Fifth Avenue and Grand Hotels.
Orders BY mail to DORE PETERS, No. Wall street,
All tickets unsod Oct. Is will be returned to San Fran
California bankers and merchants residing in New Yorh
tsgrity Of this enterprise and Of the management
SAA FRAAGIs0o. SeDt h 1870.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A GOOD RESOLUTION.
Buy your China, Glass, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Cooking
Utensils other House Furnishing Goods where
can get them best and cheapest.
EDWARD D. BASSFORD'6,
a. Cooper Institute
Price marked In plain figures. No two prices.
Illustrated catalogues sent free
4 PsoLi TE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A different States; publicity; no charge TIL divorce
obaiaed advice free Also Commissioner for every State
r. L KING Counsellor at Law, 1853 Broadway.
A BsoLUrR DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
n Staies-Legnl everywhere. Deserton, &C., sufficient
cause No publcty charge until divorce 0btaned ad
vice free. N. HOUSE. Attorney, 7s Nassau street.
TLEGANT VILLA PROPERTY
IN At Auction,
Thursday September 49,
The fine Dwelling of Thomas l.. Rushnorc and handsome
Cottage OF Hasead, With six splendid Villa Plos Long
Island Sound, at Orienta-
For particulars apply to
Aucti0neers,
80 Cedar street.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD sTEA

REPOkTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
ballast ana wiz Ps:.snss:, Z %SS: .
Key West 18TH with passenger to xsiicrv S
steamship Isaac Bell Brakeman Richmond City pon. and
Norfolk With mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
x:
sails s:r ns Sss :es Ssa Shfs . s.e dat. r.r o.no. 50
Gsd s" Winds % and and &c. .aes ssHsss ss:
SpS os %
with water and lost two sus & Of So ss stove boat and had
e dsy: with vine 70 John
SfSfo"ns
M e 1T sn snS S.S. Ne s..
rs sss
s:S ods:n sss o ss s.ssa. ss Miller Rio J.n.r
days with coffee Geo Builey Crossed the equator Aug
M TR e. ST. S e 5 had ss nsa
E to NV which lasted for 10 hours received slight
Gsr.A Banker day. With rub
Been days north of Hatteras with light norhery and east
sesr Moody. Abbott P4rs % day. with rubber, &c.
eosss sst nuts: no yssisSs @ .n
E c.s Sstss S & &c
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
steamsh,p wamsuta, Fish. New Bedford for New York.
with mdse and passengers. to Ferguson d Wood.
Schr b Miller, Chapman. Labrador for New York, with
hsh Miller. Sept I8, experienced terrific gale from
with heavy rain hove to under double Ieefod fore
sail take In considerably damaged lay 70 under
bare poles Is hours with the lee rail constantly In the
lo. boat but received no 10 mes Of
haning from Parrsboro, Ms name not sscerainsd; two
seen 70 speak her, and Captain Chapman
thinks she may have been towed into Boston:
Schr Sea Queen, Coombs, Franklin for New York. with
scSr Ocean ouesn wilcox Nantucket Shoals for New
York, with fish TO Crocker Haley.
Schr VIM Salisbury, Handy Rockport for New York.
Schr Louisa Francs Kelly, New Bedford for New York.
Schr Sossphins, Phnney New Bedford for New York.
Schr Emily Belle, Kelly. falmouth for New York.
Schr Fountain, Bennet, Fall River for New York.
Schr Pavilion Brightman, Fall River for New ork.
Richard Borden Borden, Fall River Tor Philadelphia
Schr Fred Tyler, Tirrel Providence for New York
Schr Harmony. Reilly, Providence for Exaoethport
Schr Martha, Smith, Providence for New York.
Schr Henry May, Racket, Providence FOR Now York.
Scbr Arcturus 0recn Providence for New York.
Schr VIM Thomas White, Providence for New York.
Schr Maria, Hall, Westerly for New York.
Schr H Chesbro, Barbour, Westerly for New York.
Schr Empire, Baker, New LOnu0n FOR Newburg.
Schr II Baldwin, Baker, New London FOR New York
Schr Vim Reilly, Cobb, New London Tor New YORK.
Schr Fred Hall, Pelton, Portland, CT FOR New York.
Schr Sarah LAverne, Avery, New Haven FOR New York.
Schr New Regulus Halock, New Haven for Ezabethpo
Schr Katie Hoyt. Parker New Haven for Georgetown.
Yy.v> t~,r r,>.
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SHIPPIN G. N e w 8.

Almanac for New York This Day.
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Office.
CLEARED.

Pear OF EEW YORX, SEPTEMBER u, 1870.
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Shipping Notes.

The London and New York line steamship Parana Cap
wilkinson will sail from pier No North river tomor
row Saturday for London direct.
The National steamship England, Captain Webster
will leave pier North liver to Saturday, at 3co
Pm, for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The express Anchor line steamship Columbia Captain
Small win be despatched from pier 20 North liver tomorrow
Saturday, At noon for Londonderry and Glasgow.
The lnman line steamship City Of Brussels Captain Ken
nedy viii depart from pier 10 North river tomorrow satu
day. Att Pm, for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The United States Brazil line steamship North Amer
lea Captain sIocu, will sail from foot Of Canal street to-
day for 81 Thomas and Rio Janeiro.
The line steamship Benesactor CAPTAIN Pennng
ton, win depart from pier 20 East tomorrow satur
day. for Galveston.
The Southern line steamship Victor Captain Gates, will
leave pier 20 East river Saturday at PM Tor
New Orleans direct.
rhe Merchants line steamship Crescent City Captain
Norton, viii be des patched from pier u North river omor
row Saturday. at Pm. for New Orleans direct.
The Cromwell line steamship Geo Cromwell, Captain
Clapp will leave pier No North tomorrow Saturday
at o'clock Pm, for New Orleans direct.
Tho Great Southern line steamship Manhattan, Captain
Woodruff, win sail from pier No North river tomorrow
Saturday. at o'clock Pm. for Charleston.
The North Arsonaut Captain steengrafe 76
toms which loaded with cargo Of H00 bbs refined
petroleum. lying anchor tho North river OF Hobo
ken ready for sfore reported damaged by re night OF
Aug d. has been thoroughly repaired receiving new fore
mast yards and rigging bulwarks &C. and was towcd
from pier 81 East river Saturday 18th inst Hunters
Point, 70 reload her cargo for Bremen.
The steamship Florida, which seized Aug a. charged
with violation OF the neutrality tho Spanish Minister
and Consul OF this city, still detained at the Navy
Yard
The ship VIM storer Captain Bryant which had nearly
completed loading her cargo for Liverpool scuttled
sunk and partly destroyed BY night Of June afterwards
raised and sold BY auction Aug for @7sO undergo
ing thorough repairs at Poillon's yard, Brooklyn.
Marine DisaatorH.
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OCEAN STEAMERS
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BOSTON, Sept 2o-Anived, bark Satellite (NGh Twigg
Iquique via Pernambuco.
Cleared-Bark Henry, Blair, Philadelphia; brig II JeI
nng Noble, New York; schn Williams Vance TruxAlo m
Omoa; Pote, Haynes, Jacksonville; John Fsrnun
Kelley. Baltimore: bark Wvmsp. Wynan. 6ayannah: soh
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ss- For loss Of bark ondara see news columns.

sTEAMRl ALEX PErroN tHaytN, Gordon. from Port
Prince before repo rted Al the
ta foundered Sept l when 100 mes ENE Of Abaco Capt
Gordon with boat and IA men, arrived at Key West Goth
In the schr Triumph Another boat with 10 supposed
to be safe ut Abaco.
= BAan ISEs BE, LAT1 FnxNon BARK PAeUrDoT DE
from New Orleans for New York the night OF 18th Inst
picked up the bark Inex Br from Maracafbo for New York.
With soo ton: ogwood, In distress blowing gale At the
time: Sent them hawser, which parted and sent them
another In the meantime by OF line and bottle,
Captain Norton sent them directions to signals In the
night In case the hawser parted again. Next day 7h),
sent boat with the chief officer and render assist
ance As soon the boat got alongside the master
Of bark deserted her. they considered her unsafe
Notwithstanding the suggestions the officer they would not
board again. The steamers boats remained
the bark and sent hawser to the and the bark
In tow again. but they drifting In toward the shore
and heavy and the night coming dark
compelled TO cut her ad and the steamers returned
70 her II being about 20 miles OF Barnegat The bark
formerly the French bark Paauebot de Cayenne built at
Bordeaux In 1861 of III tons burhen She condemned
At Marscabo and supplied with British register her
changed to 1nex and sent to New York repairs. She
was subsequently picked up and towed Newcastle Del
before reported)
BARK MASONIC Morse, from Antwerp for New Orleans,
put back to Flushing 18th inst leaky and will have to dis
charge for repairs.
BARK ENTERPRIsE (Duch at Philadelphia 32d
Rotterdam, reports Sept g. on Georges Bank. bow
SPIRIT painted black and whte part Of boat and water
casks both painted and other stuff
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