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The New York herald., 1870-05-01
THE TRENTON POTTERY COMPLICATIONS.

Relations Between the Employers and the
Laborers-Further Difficulties and Their
Causes.
Thee weeks since the HERALD announced combt-
nation OF the manufacturers OF the above potteries
preudlcal to the nte rests of the operative Ioers
and an instance OF cruelty TO poor man ma ned Tay
lor said to be discharged by Mr. Moses, especially
adverted TO. Although the statement in the main
correct, IL turns out however, tat the workman al
luded to Is still IN the employ OF Mr.. Noses,
who, to his creut be 1t said, was willing
to withdraw rom the above combination II
Tayors dismissal were insisted on. 1t
will he remembered that strike OF nearly
twenty weeks took place at The Treufon potter es
last year, dur ng which IN; work was entlrely or
partially suspendet The strike orig mated IN an
edo the par OF the manu- &C u e.s u cut down
the list Of prc's, on the pea al una sr the then
existing seal OF prce' they wert u.aole 10 com.
pete wIIh European manuac urers the men Of
course objected, h1nc; the st.1kc, which led
IN solt OF compromise wa ch the wurkmen
regarded a. cav x inn the part Of the 10. ses
work was Immediately resum ii. and no attempt
has been openly ma le TO infringe upon the agree
mcnt then and there ente.ej ilto between
the employers and the w0rkmen. In one instance,
nowev, r. the men complain that they nave not been
alt with IN spiri, OF airnes 1t seems that
mH about to chang Is required 10 pres eut written
discharge rom MS Last emlioyer, which discharge
only he obtained by serving two weeks' notice.
The employers on the other hand according 10 the
original agreement were u give the same notice To
any OF their hands whom they wished TO
discnarge. 1t appsa however, tnat this
rule l. not strictly dhered e. on the part
OF the employers, who have been known 10
turn on men a. moments warning, lustifyDg
their conduct on a clause o. the aforesaid contract
requiring the employees to nish their work to the
employers satisfaction. 1t IS easy to see how this
clause can be 81 ted to suit the wum or caprce OF
any individual boss who may have received some
real or Imaginary insult from any o. those IN us
employ. The men speak OF tbs as an existing
grievance and, in view OF the damaging results OF
another strike, 1t Is to be hoped that the employers
Will give tue ma ter teir serious cJnsi eration.
The Ireton potterles are very extensive inVoVins
large interests and 1t ~ OF vast Importance 10 te
community In general that work should not be sus
pended
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
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Prince DeniisluI.

despatch from Paris last night informs us that
irnce Andtoie Demil ion, one VI Russia's most dis-
ungu shed noules, Is dea1. lie elsed was born in
the year 1872. In early yeAfs he evinced great de-
sire Ior learning, u eelnS which increased with
years, and whiDh only term naed vi lfe. lie was
ever recognized as a close student ami an earnest
scholar. In 1889 he published WORK eltitled VOYAGE
dams la RussIe Merldl0naie' which attracted consd-
able attention throughout Europe. lie married tue
Princess NJ ,thl de aau uter of Jerome Bonaparte,
~ 1871 From the Ia tlat ,hey separa cd, Nv
mutual consent, i've years later 1t W ld appear hat
me un.on was MT a lie ic., one. AS IA patron
ol me arts, ren men OF .et,ers,
ana man OF generous lap. lses t.ie
Piince was dstlug ,isaed. ne seldom IA peared
la ,iy luDiic capacl " aud ne IL best Known AS u
ne ~ ost We Tiny men IN Eu upe his vast Tor
TIE G aO ed nim 10 Rratii, tnose he ., oisDt I'M
pulses which III Ou1houJ lie distinguished hiin.
ihe follow n eCuote ma, Le auducea as Il evil
III LIN SEPTEMBER loI7 rri emllof \Islted
Gibraltar. lne Ulited states steamer prlnceton
Mas therc at he a ne q NINA Ell 10y CapaIn
Frederick Engle. Iu &c Lemld d, VISITED his ves-
Il g mpiIment l has nati u, was hoI req WI h a
sa ute. Unfortunately, Que VI the guns burst and
mucn inlur "a seana.i fnJ mas Deunis uf BOs on,
that 1t was necessary " anputde bsth hs
accident next rning frlace wrote
10 CAPITA n Engle, w.t. w.iom he was o terms OF
Ill inacy ana .riendshlp, mat Cons e.ing q mself
the indirect, though ino,e c.us y OF the mis-
for e, lie Il, sii I'd " settle upon DAnnis annuity
oi 400 French iralcs PAL annlaliy Ia adva nc, .t
the tcs N; uilt "a ~ Navy A gent, Phlla-
delphia. The accid m tooi p..cc ON Septem j,r D.,
1s4a, and Prince Demdo. ! iIie.d ded hberallly was
aek- ." edg q, ON e par, OF ID nnIs by Captain
Eagle, IN the warm ternis ol hrautuds when tue
gentr us deed * t;u.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
HEiR:LEsS DEPIAV,TY IN JERSEY.
The story Of "Wail lo-Its Parents, IA Well.
to-DO Married Couple, Ferreicd Out-Thcir
Arrest in MiddleseX COUNTY Yesterdny.

tc-Do Married Couple, Ferreicd Out-Their
Arrest in Middlesex County Yesterday.
On Thursday evening last, about seven O'Clock,
Mr. Steph1 Honeywell, foreman o. Bllnchard's
lanyard, In Bruen street, Ncwirs. wni's foaslnS
the tannery for home, scnv"r>u shlall paste
hay n,pa.-.'Uus appearance, lying near the
place. on eXaminat II he coutents proved to be q
hne, oouuci. =, well-iavorei e nale iilant appa-
rently ABOUT tweve or fourteen days old 1t alive
and was clothed in the e,t ana best Of by gar
ments. and in the box hld BEEN pla~ ell also nice
nursing BOTTLE N ed wita MIX inside on the cover
o. the mpr mptu era lie, was written IN pencil
New moon, fouit eI uays old" IL was perforated
WITH ne breathing 8. lne wal was iemoNel 10
T. staiio house and Ell IN IN the WI. her
woman thereto att ic.iel In he meant ~ chef OF
Ponce Peckwel use every effort TO hunt up he
hcar.i, IS person or perso who nad a aiuoned the
littls thing He comlnssIoneI uet Ct We uageerty
10 woK up the case, aud by AMI by IL was
ascertLinel that cjupe had been TO u
WI ,Ow lady IN Wa.nut street VITA a view to
ge't ng her to take cha Re o. infant she duly
nunied up, and IN p Ice parian e. squeezed"
Nese day mo ming the CHIEF, &C -ompaDied by de-
tectlve Ha gerty proceeded 10 Monm, u Junc ton,
in NJ ddeseX county, and there arrested Mr. and
Ms. William j. Laadi', tie con essed parents OF The
dale, near Freehold, IN Monmouti coulty, the ON
eating clergyman eng the Rev. J. J. Grant OF mat
place. B,.h are Children 4 paren quite W II on
he young Woman, wDo is on y tive ~, beng the
daug ter of Benjamin +. III mas OF Mlddes X.
her h sband IS o r years h senior. 1hey were
reno ed TO Newa and pla ed co nforaov
IN the station no Sc. On being 1t rrogated
on the Subject The young VIE ana mother
said taat Ler parents were such re gous
peeop!e mt she woud have 60 give up Ell her he
child or her hus and she said she q not W INT The
little hing The husband SAID he VAS wiling o
have 1t I; ken care OF and wtu d y for Its Main
tenance, but did not care TO kstp himself: lie
st ell also mat after dsp ng uf me child on Thurs
day night he wa ched II a a d sJl.ce unti he saw
some one take care Off. Iissld, however, tnat ne
took the train that Jeff al o & six clock, whereas
the child was not pl ked up TIL al OUT ven The
Parents OF the coup arr III unawd 81 me disgrace
lien on the n. As the young wife Is st II m defcate
health he authorities loath TO c0nsgnher TO cell
and ,he prObaGi Is nat The p rents Will he noti-
1eI and bail taken for Their appe .rdnce ior trial.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
IeLEGRApaIC NEWS ITEMS.

Thomas Hoffman, Of the Harnden express robbers in
Baltimore, yesterday the Pententary
ten years His two confederates had been previously con-
victed. y
Va, on Wednesday last, n woman named Ellen Bunting
struck william Culey, idiot. with are, killing him al
most Instantly.
William Capp, one Of the prominent politicians OF
vermont died A. st. Albans yesterday morning. aged nifty
nine years. Mr. Capp had in both the Legs
stus and wa: appointed By President Lucon Comp oler
Zerah Coiburn died In the Boston City Hospa, yesterday
from the enecs or landanum taken while iaborng undet
alteration OF mind Coburn was talented gsh engineer
the London Engiaeer
despatch from Sioux City yesterday says:-The alarm
In the indian country general and well founded that
1t thought na u the Indians "Sheridanized'' at
has ever experienced.
The report OF the City Comptroller Of Chicago for tho
exclusive OF the balance over from the previous
year. were SlQGoO the expenditures the same time
$l0,4iJ9lb. The debt Of the city IS @il, ,3ol,726
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
TIE EXCISE PLUM.

Three Commissioners to Manipulate Ninety
Thousand DGllars-A Bad Commcncement-
A Hole and Corner Organizati0n-n1a.
nierre's Five Thousand Dollars Extra.
The dispensers OF alcoholic liquors. ales ana wines
at the present time express great anxiety to the
future policy of the new Excise Commissioners who
organized three days ago at the Central Office. The
impression has spread abroad that, under demo-
cratic regime, the
LIQUOR DEALERS MILLENNIUM
has come, that barrooms can be kept open at all
hours and the law openly violated on the Sabbath
without any serious results likely to ensue to the
Offenders against the law. The consequence
of this impression was that last Sunday
nearly twothrds of the barrooms Of the city were
publicly or privately open, and cutting ARRAYS and
murders followed thick and fast and 2O2 arrests
were made in the twenty-four hours, against an
average Of 100 when the law was vigorously
enforced.
THE LAW NOT A DEAD LETTER.
II Is safe to say that the dealers In liquors have
made serious mistake, and in jumpilg a. the
conclusion that the law is "dea lett ri have
calculated without their host" The new law covers
many points and while 1t rs IN some points
obscure clearly shows nat Il is the inenton1of the
democratic party enforce the law IN every par ic.
Il ar ard reduce crime. Mayer Hail and Cunning s.
Bedford, city Judge, ana superintendent J0urdan
have evidently mad Fingers In the pie'' In the
framing Of ne clause nlr, due d In the az lew
section fortyeight which gives the G mmtssi }, ers
of Excise ten per cent u all he revenue collec ed
fra licenses and lines after he payment of the
expenses # the Board, clerical hire. &C. Under his
clause t Is " tie Interest Messrs. Williams Pr ce
and Nachtman t. enf rec the laN IN every part uiar
place the tdrif Cr licenses at the highest point and
secure as many cOnv tions Tor IT. v1oiati as poss
ble. Taxi z he statistics OF past years as a Das =
Tor CALCULATION exper es innate that the new mem
Uets the Boa u OF TX W IL vi nablpn uudNr n
law % di ide over 500, 900 among them.
The reports oil the Excise Board ior three years
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
FATAL KEROSENE ACCIDENT IN NEWARK.

In Newark early yesterday morning, While Ger
man girl named Eliza Kohl, only month in III
country was starting q IRE In Mr.. c. Orgeman's
residence No 35 Hamilton street, sic po red some
kcrose &C OF &c KIN nngs, ma G. plosioD TOOK
pie Sc was bDrncd so seriously that a iatal re-
S,... :: aSS. iuevlta.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and Minor
Items Of Metropolitan News.

The following record viii show the changes in the
temperature lor the past twen ylour hours IN com
parison with the corresponding day OF last year,
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuvs Pharmacy,
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
F0RTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.
Second Session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, April 30, IS,
PETITIONS PRES ENTED.

PETITIONS PRES ENTED.
MI MYERS, Tep.) OF Pa, pre- 'enrd tho petition OF
the Pennsy vanil Association II The SUI vvors OF the
War Of 1872 stating that seventy-one OF Their num-
ber died IN Philadelphia alone last yelr and urging
Congress ant enslons the veterans Of that
war and their families.
Mr. STARKwEArnER, rep) or Conn, presented the
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

David Sterling, o convict at Blackwel's Island,
died on Friday. He was sailor and was sentenced
on April bv the Court OF Special Sessions TO f. ur
months mprisonment for assault and battery.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

A special meeting Of the Chamber OF Commerce
VIII be held tomorrow at one O'Clock P. NJ, to take
measures tor the relief Of the sufferers by the re-
cent disaster in Rlchm nd.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

The valuable library belonging to the estlte of the
Rev. Dr. Raphall was recently soil at auction 10 tn
Rev. Father Farrell, Of st. JOseph's church.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.

There were 800 arrests by the police In this city last
week. beng an inc ease Of five over the number
effected the preceding week.
The Police Commissioners met yesterday in the
Mayors Office and organized, electng Daniel D..
Briggs, president, and Isaac Van Anden treasurer of
the Board. Thomas T. De Witt, formerly Deputy
City Clerk, was appointed, temporarily, chief clerk.
No ounsr posi- have yet been ded by the Conls
sloners.
property owner in the Fourteenth ward, named
De We're, has attracted the attention OF the Water
Commissioners lately, they having made the dis
cOvery that he has been paying water tax for one
whereas through one tap As they allege, nine other
houses on the other side of the street, outside the
assessment line, have been supplied with water.
Under the recent act OF the Legislature relative to
the Department Of the Inspection of Buildings Fred
erick Massey, Fire Commissioner, ,.has beeniappointed
inspector, and will the duties of that ofice
which has cen vacated by Pryor ROrke the original
incumbent OF mat bureau. Each member OF the fire
department. will be assigned district, over which
he will be iequile 10 keep watch and report all
buildings in progress Oi erection.
John Hurley, young man about twenty two
years of age, was arralgned before Justice Delmar
on charge Of highway robbery yesterday morning.
The accused was taken into custody by officer Bowen
OF the Forty third precinct shortly after midnight
while ne was running down FIRST place. The cir
cumstances attending the robbery stamp 1t as one
Of the most daring occuref ces OF the kind. The
victim IN the present case is Mr.. Chauncey Sbafrer a
member Of the New York bar, who resides In Third
place, between Clinton and Court streets. About
midnight while proceeding along Court street and
when at the intersection Of First place, five ruians
suddenly sprang upon HIM three OF whom
held hin despite MS struggles and cries
for assistance while the others rlfed his pockets Of
their contens consisting Of gold watch valued at
$780, eighteen dollars in money and q check for
$780, with which they scampered of in different l.
rections. The officer ABOVE named sounded the
alarm with his baton and hastened TO the rescue.
He succeeded in arresting Hurley, who was com
mited to Jail by the Jus ice Mr. SchaYer falling to
appear at coart yesterday. The remainder OF the
gang still large.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

Yesterday afternoon the schooner Hattie Low
sailed from pier No. North river with O second
detachment OF thirty men. women aud children for
the Hyde Park colony OF North Carolina.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

The dead body of an infant was found yesterday
morning corner of Beach stree, and West Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

The deaths for the week ending yesterday In this
city were 45S; marriages, l4O; births, 1875.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

STOW the following revenue resulting from nn's ami
y T. and ~ Tx ny mat tie venues under no
ne" regime MI lie r.el Ia reaso &
,a. . REVENUE CoLLECfsD.
Aooi-Ncw 70 X, ON ice 4 s............ f9705st
New lo k, f0m Il es ............... s0SI
io'ai receipts. Observation-Disclosures. $SI3651
iooo-NeN 70 K, from Il n es....SIl0 l02 27I
new fors, frta anles............. 2952
ioui tece ps l05, 223
ioo9-New lo' X, rom lice s...... s605lsd
N" ioih, LON hn -s....... ....-..
Total, exclusive OF lines, which 20 10 Com
h'ssioher vi Gus ol- &c............... s605, ls6
laking past ollglal Sta 18Th az basis it is saro
10 say tnae tuc new comm 1siDners can easily, by a
vsoIo enior cneht The law make the revenue
from Icenses anu mes slvoo 90, $4,000 OF winch
under the law goes nto the asury and he other
10000, q ter paving eNl enses OF cole lion VIII CHI
VIII not be more tnan $1,000 er anulm wll leave
q balance o 9J0OJ % le DIV dcd amOnu the
three gentlemen coinpris M he comm sslon WITH
the p peel Il ! III 0lle o So 000 each per wear
Messrs. Price Nachtnan and Williams can afford to
orce the Excl @ law rlg,dy during their term Of
office and retire 10 private lile
There remains but little more TO be slid. From
this priyale declaration OF policy by the EXCISE
aDe future action OF the Board The pubi6
IN this connection would De pleased 10
know why the Commissioners he 4 q sec ct me ting
Ia organize, and wat the Ia o0ard r pose t. do
lublc know the Comm ss,Jn rs. the CHIEF clerk,
b they do not Know wac IN, co nsel Of the Board
Is, 10 wh sc o. ilion reference Il made
Mayor Hall VAS present AT The Central Police onlco
Yesterday 10 me ne, but IL does n ap ear that
he was party, directly or ind rect To tue mysteri-
Gus % oc. ell nss If these s50,OoJ pc year gent G.
m H. VINO, Il would appear, are ARA ~ lnow their
nahds OPEN y, IedfI ssly anu nJueSdy.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

Shere were 306 arrests by the police in this city last
week, beng an increase OF five over the number
effected the preceding week.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

The following are the receipts for taxes during
the past week-April rs 81, 800 80; 26h SIS 500 Ia;
9th, SO PA So; 2sth So 66l %; 29th, SOFAS O5;
30th, $ll, ,574 4l-tJtal, $50, $40 90.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

Average temperature lor corresponding date last
k6i
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

The old Board Of Commissioners OF Emigration
tired yesterday IN favor of the one. sting OF
Messis. Chauncey De Pew, Cyrus Curtis Isaac Bell,
j. B. Nicholson, Emanuel B. Hart, II. OGorman,
Willy Wallach, w. +. Barr and Il. $. Smith. The ef
o0dc,O members are the Mayors OF Brooklyn and New
York and the presidents Uf the German AID Irish
Socip
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

Comptroller Connolly VIII pay on Monday next,
the I'd inst sl,e09 1856 49, the interest on city aud
county tonds ard stocks OF which $685. TAB Is paya-
bic TO the commissioners o. ne Sinking Fund on
account OF the iund lor redemption o, city debt
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

H.. S>er, pugst, surrendered himself
yesterday forenoon 10 SUI rnuendent JOurdan at
Police Headqua tiers. He was sub equently taken
before Judge bowling, at the Tombs Police Court.
and gave ban III 81 900 to keep the peace David
kenney, OF 26 Monroe street, was kerrigans bonds.
man.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

Mr.. John Bigcow, late United States Minister to
France sailed yes erday at noon, in the steamship
CITY OF Brooklyn, for Germany, where he intends
residing with his family for several years He was
accom- anled to the wharf by several frienis and
distinguished resident5 OF the city, all OF whom
wished him bon rOJaQe,
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

TO amend q tariff must necessarily he pro-
position containing a great deal OF details, and all
acted upon, must be considered and disposed OF as
tney arise. When the pending tariff oii was intro.
duCed those members who were Tree traders, or Op-
posed 10 any pro ectiS system, were permitted with
unexampled liDeraly to have the fullest indulgence
tin general debate, 1t being then Thought that
he eject OF sdcn indulgence In The expression OF
views on bon sides ON The main question would
result In having the matter so thoroughly con-
sidered tnat when they came to the details Of the
bill each one OF them would lie speedily disposed or
But what had been the history OF the proceeding?
Not at all that the gentleman Ar judd ana Others
had rom the beginning TO the end OF the discussion
made themselves lesp0nsiDle for the delay In the
press the bill, and II the bill should fan 10 become
.aw, as that gentleman (Mr. judo so confidently
pred It's epitaph might be easily written,
.NibbIed to death by pismlres.h (Laughs
without his cue He Mr. Schen had not suspected
tnat anything OF this kind was 10 be spruhg
upon the House; but since the gentleman INT judd
had offered his resolution mat 1t was 10 order"
He found in the New York EUentn0 Post OF yester-
day paper which gave at least very strong ten
dency to free trade that 1t was given out that this
movement must be made for the reason that IL would
take the conduct OF legislation on ris subject out OF
tue hands OF Messrs Schenck Hooper, and MAYNARD
and Kelly AMI Mccarthy, and put 1t IN the hants OF
the revenue reiormers-Messrs. Allison, Judd, Logan
Mr.. ALLISON made the point OF order that the dis
cussi0n was exceeding he narrow limit to which It
should be congned on the resolution.
The SPEAKER sustained the point of order.
Mr.. JUDD remarked that he had not seen the paper
in which the article appeole |, and that he hal had
tnls lesouton IN contemplation for ten days.
Mr.. LOGAN declared that he had nsver read the
bill introduced BY Mr.. Judi that he had m j de no
coalition Oh the subject; that lie had had no pre-
v.ouS kn0Wlel Re OF tle r. 80 utOn, and that ne
whole purapraph, from beginning to end was false,
AMI the introduction Of the subject on the part
OF the geuteman f0m Ohio (Mr. Schenck) ungen.
erou'.
At this stage OF the discussion the seats on the
dem Gcratic sde oft Hous; were nearly all vacant,
anu TIE mbers wee crowding The aisles IN the
vi. nty of where Nj. ScneucA stood. Great inter-
est was NANTES ed In the roceedlngs.
Mr. SCHENCK de LED that there was ANYTHING un-
generous III his introducing The article IN question.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

Among the passengers who sailed In the steam
ship ST. Laurent yesterday for France were Rose and
Blanche twin daughters OF the late Nathaniel Niles,
ana known rs the herolnes in Eugene Sues "wan-
dering Jew" BY the death of their father they
come INTO possession OF the casket OF diamonds Of
which thrilling history Is given In that novel.
The CaSket was presented to their mother by the
Empress J0sephlne and Is actually worth only
$40 900 although repr sented by Sue as being worth
$4,000, 600.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-11-24
COIJRT REPORTS

Since our last issue, Court has been
dragging along slowly. The case Of
Ramsey against Potts, concerning the
boundary line between lands of said par
ties, occupied Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of last week. The Jury disa
greed and the difficulty remains unset.
tied. Messrs. Cowen, Tallman and Kel-
ly for Plaintiff-Chambers, .Umstead AID
Danford for Defendant.
Three criminal cases have been dis
posed of this week. Frank Caine was
convicted of the murder of Thornton A.
Horn, and sentenced to the State Prison
for the term of three years. Swaney and
Umstead for defendant-Shannon and
Cowen for the State.
Richmond, the negro who was arrest
ed in Vackler's store, Bellaire, last week,
plead guilty, and WAS sentenced to the
State Prison fer three years.
Emmett Likes was convicted of the
crime of stabbing with intent to kill.
A motion for new trial has been made
by his Attorneys, P. Tallman and w.
81. Tallman of Bellaire.
Barnes, the man who killed his broth
er near Powhatan E, last summer, plead
guilty, and was sentenced to the Ohio
Penitentiary for three years.
Court adjourned from Tuesday noon to
Friday noon.