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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24

40 SAFER OR BETTER INVESTMENT THAN THE
|FRsr MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF THE
|CENTBM RAILROAD OF Iowa AT %, FREE FROM
|T.x-This railroad runs 2S4 miles north and south
through the finest and most thckly settled portion
Of the magnificent State of Iowa, and is the only
link wanting TO connect the railway centers at St
u ous and st. Paul by an unbroken line. 147 miles
shorter than any existing route. FOrty-six miles are
ALREADY completed and nearly 100 miles more are
graded
The amount Of Bonds to be issued is but $4,000
per mile. or less than four millions, in all,
Or WHICH OVER ONE MILLION HAVE ALREADY
BEEN SOLD.
WE BELIEvE THERE WILL BE NO MORE FANORA-
iIE TIME To SELL. GOVERNMENTS, AND BUY REALLY
l'RST-CLAss RAILROAD SECURInEs-sUCH AS THESE
THAN THE PRESENT.
After full examination. we have accepted an
Agency for the sale of the above First Mortgage
Bonds, and desire to recommend them to our Gus
toncIS A. A THOROUGHLY SAFE AS WELL As PROFIT
.BLE INVESTMENT.
JAY COOKE K Co., 20 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24

Pamphlets. with map. may be obtained, and sub
scriptions will be received at the CoMPANYs OFFICES
No. q Pine-st New-York at Offices of JAY COOKE
ID Co. New-Yorl Philadelphia. and Washington !;
the BANK OF North AMERICA. and banllinghouses
of HowEs & MACY, New-York; and at banking
louse Of l. W. CLARK q Co.. Philadelphia.
w. b. SHATTUCK Treasurer
The New York herald., 1870-08-10
ENGLAND.

Parliamentary Prosress-Amsrican Legisla.
tiOn.
LONDON, August 0, 1870
In the House of Lords this evening the royal assent
was given by commission to various measures. The
remaining bills from the House of Commons were
acted on and their Lordships rose
In the House Of Commons Mr.. Otway said the gov.
ernment had declined to negotiate further with the
United States on the subject or the extradtlon OF
swlnders.
Mr. Otway, in reply to an inquiry, denied that
England had joined in the expedition TO extinguIsh
piracy In Oceanica.
Mr.. Bruce. Home Secretary, explained that the
Irish militia had not been organized because it was
not wanted thus sllenclng the clamor of the Irish
members.
Mr.. Otway defended the action OF the government
on Belgian neutrality.
Sir Henry Bulwer deprecated a prorogation of
Parliament before thorough consideration of the
situation.
The House adjourned.
The London Times thinks the United States Con-
Rress made great mistake In adjourning without
needing President Grants suggestion, and especially
without legislation for the resuscitatlon OF Its mer-
chant navy, now perishing under fatal tariff.
The city Of Birmingham has sent petition to
London praying for the preservation Of England's
neutrality.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10
MASSACHUSETTS.

Collision Between the Steamer John Brooks
ana an English Schooner-Suicide In Boston.
BOSTON, August 9, 1870.
the steamer John Brooks, Captain Lescomh,
which arrived this morning from Portland reports
AT one O'Clock this morning. in thick fog, when
three miles east OF Tbatcher's Island, OF Cape Ann,
came In collision with the schooner Helena staying
IN the starooard side OF the steamer forward OF the
, wneei, ana c0mpIetey demolishng two state.
officer In charge of the steamer had merely
time to hail the schooner when she disappeared ii,
the fog. The steamer was stopped half an hour TO
discover the schooner and render assistance II me-
cessary but no signs OF her were found. Il ia be-
leved that the schooner sustained no damage be.
yOnd the loss OF her bowsprt.
Henry Lamberte, residing in Conant street. Bos.
ton Highlands, committed suicide yesterday by TAX.
ing poison.
Thomas Chancey I'VE years Old reported missing
since Saturday, was found In the water at Central
wharf this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10
LONG ISLAND NEWS.
The Disturbance at the Grave Of John Real
A Husband Attempts to Murder His Wife.

The Disturbance at the Grave Of John Real
Husband Attempts to Murder His Wife.
The man who jumped into Real's grave and who
has given various names, was brought before jus
tice McKenna yesterday morning and held to await
the action OF the Grand Jury. 1t seems that the
party who came over the rerry consisted OF three
men, including the prisoner, and two ladies-two
men and the ladies riding in carriage and the
prisoner on horseback. The prisoner paid the fer
riage for the party. On his person When arrested
was found Derringer, Colts revolver Qarge
pockep and riding whip. The prisoner stated that
his first name was James, but that he had forgotten
his other name; said that he never had a father or
mother, and talked In very foolish manner.
Friends Of Smedck say that he Is not related to that
man and Is not known by them. The party who
New York. The impression OF those who saw the
man both on Sunday and at the trial yesterday is
that he Is insane and should be sent TO an asylum
Yesterday morning man named Henry Bur-
rOughs, colored, who resides In Williamsburg, but
whose wife lives IN Flushing at the head OF the
Weigh road, attempted to murder his wife, 1t seems
that for some time difficulty has existed between
the husband ana wife, AMI as often as the husband
came up disturbance has been created. Yesterday
morning Burroughs again attempted to persuade
his wife to live with him. but she refused which SO
struck the wife the head, cutting fearful wound
OF about four inches long. The wound was dressed
by surgeon. warrant was issued Immediately
by Justice Hamilton, Dut up to the present time
Burroughs has not been arrested. The injured Wo-
man, il Is thought, will survive the injury
The New York herald., 1870-08-10
ESssX C0VN;Y N. j., CHOSEN FIRE.
FOLDERS.

The regular quarterly meeting OF the Essex
county Board Of Chosen Freehoders was held yes
terday, at the Court House in Newark. The presl-
dent Mr. Wheeler, occupied the chair. In
conformity with communication from
the Hudson county Board, relative to the
establishment Of schoOlship system Tor the juve.
nile delinquents Of Hudson, Union and Essex coun.
ties, committee was appointed to act with similar
committees from the other counties The move
ment TO purchase the old toll bridge owned by the
Camden and Amboy monopoly, and make it Free was
squelched through the members ignorance Of the
whole matter. The proceedings revealed that some
Bridge, though it originally was expected to
cost only $4,000 One committee tore down
what the preceding committee had built up. 1t
Is manfestly stupendous 'Job." Poor Rolla the
New Haven detective. who really captured Schwum,
the murderer OF Stol last winter, was refused his
simple expenses sixty y-One dollars.
resolution was offered that the director be
authorized TO sign all necessary papers requisite to
borrow money In the name OF the county for the
use of the Essex County RaIl;oad After short de.
bate II was adopted.
A resolution was adopted for the appointment OF a
committee TO investigate the charges against a mem
ber OF the committee that built the High bridge at
Bloomfield, accusing him Of having been guilty Of
cOllusiOu with the contractors and II the charges
are found to be correct to have him indicted by the
Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10
TIE YELLOW FEvGR IN PHILADELPHIA.
Several Deaths From the Disease in the
philadelphia LazarcttO-AIarn in the
Quaker City.

several Deaths From the Disease in the
Philadelphia LnzarcttO-AIarn in the
Quaker City.
From the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph. Aug. o.
The citizens OF the southeastern port on of the
City have been thrown into state of great alarm by
a rum0r that several deaths had occurred recently
at the LazarettO from yellow fever On inquiry it
has been found that the rumOr was true, but there
Is some consolation IN learning that the disease has
deaths have occurred Those still suffering with the
malady are reported to the health authorities this
Sease was as P1ug brosh ~ h are hv 4S Ine
Black river Kingston, Jamaica. She arrived or the
quarantine on the Goth OF June last, with cargo or
logwood 1t being reported TO the officers stationed
at that post that her commander, Captain Phillips
had died Of malignant fever on the passage, the
vessel was brought to ana examined.
She was found to be in perfectly filthy condition
and in addition to this lot OF loathsome rags were
packed away In the hold. These were taken to the
Quarantine wharf, where the match was applied,
and In short time nothing but cnders were left.
While this was being done the cargo was taken out
and brought up 10 Windmill Island, where 1t now
Shortly after the destruction OF the rags, the
eacsn 1 s jacSD repPse e keeper OF ine % hotel
1rom which they al Mrs tEnos te
and after having shown every symptom OF yellow
fever died during the early part OF last week. The
servant girl in The same family. after having ex.
hibited prominent symptoms of the same disease,
was taken to the residence Of some OF her relatives
near Darby, where she expired. Mr.. Pepper himself
Mary Johnson, a sster-in.law OF the deceased Is
now In Oed, suffering with the fever. Mrs Mary
Kugler, wife OF the steward OF the Quarantine was
also laid up, and In q short time died. Dr. Thomp.
son. the physician In charge OF the Quarantine after
working energetcaly to prevent the spread Of dis
ease, Is also now laid up Pilot J. Bennett, OF Cape
May, after lying few days In this city, died. -
Grlfliths second mate OF the Home, ana two of her
crew, also expired in the built up portion of Phila-
delphia. - Doggat, captain OF one Of the lighters
which carried the cargo to Windmill Island, died at
Port Carbon, and his wife and son fell victims to
the malady at the LaZarettO.
The Home, on being cleaned and fumigated, came
up to tho City during the latter part OF the week. but
the Health Officer directed her return to Quarantine
where she Is now anchored. The Health Officer Is
actively engaged In investigating whether there are
any other cases In the city that they may be re.
moved to the Municipal Hospital and the buildings
they have been occupying fumigated.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10
BesLallTY N MASSACHUSETTS.

A Series Of Revolving Crimes in Ssugus,
NIass.--Tbe Ladies Of the Town Administer
Justice in the Shape Of n Public COwhiding.
BosTON, August 0, 1870.
The town Of Saugus, about eight miles from this
city, has had genuine but obnoxious sensation
within the past few days. 1t seems that man
named Etheridge, who has lived long enough to
know better, has been detected in the commission
of a series Of revolving and unnatural crimes, in
which several young boys were his victims. AS soon
as the story had been proved fact some Of the ct-
Zens were about instuting legal proceedings against
him: but, pending their movements, three or four
strong minded women and mothers got together and
and in the course OF few hours carried their deter.
mination Into practice. They met him In the prnci-
pal street OF the village and went at him with an
earnest WILL At first he offered resistance, but the
lashes were applied more vigorously, and finally tho
criminal ned from the town and has not been seen
since.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10
GREAT FIRE IN CANTON, ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY.
[From the Ogdensburg Jour-

FROM tne OgdenSUurg journal or August g.
The fire commenced at halfpast eleven O'clock last
night, In the store Of Caldwell Brothers, on Main
street. burning the Post ONCE and Johnson's grocery
toward the bridge. 1t extended east, burning the
butcher shop OF Warner g. Wood, CarbIn's barber
shop, Miller Brothers saloon, jones' hardware store
simmons Judds dry goods store, Matthews Jolock,
occupied by Van -Brocklhs shoe store, Storr's
clothing store, Matthews grocery Ellsworths shoe
store, Wilson a. Ellsworhs Clothing store, the
Hungerford Bank. COnkey Sherman's drug
store Stafford & Howes dry goods store, Miners
block, IN which were Barber's jewelry store,
Howard & WheelOck's dry goods store crossing
Judd's bookstore and the express oiice, the Plain
dealer Office M. d. Packards dry goods store II.
A. Post, dry goods ana groceries, the residence Of
Mr.. Dunn and the mllliner shop OF Mrs. Dunn. The
fire went up Court street, burning McFarand's eat
ing saloon and residence, ingalls, a. punn's grocery
and three or four others In that vicinity, tne
dwelling occupied by Mi. Howard, formerly known
as Che Low place. ana another dwelling, occupied by
Mr. Howard. the merchant. BY this terrible calamity
the measure OF Cantons Ill fortune is overnown,
and a number OF her business men who suffered a
year ago are again Overtaken by the devourlng
element. The Plalndealer was among those burned
out year ago.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10
A VERY HOT DAY.
Another Heated Term III Prospect-How w the
People Felt--Tha III, ,rmometer.

Another Heated Term NJ Prospect-How W 'h'
People Felt-Tho TIL. .>rmometer.
There was an awful time among the fat folks yes
terday, and every other kind OF folks Who accord
Ing to Fahrenheit, might possibly melt away into
thin alr II the mercury could crawl up abov the top
Oh the weather gauge. In the language OF the pous
gentleman across the river 1t was-well, it was NOT
Inc clerks who measure tape behind couh
ters and who sport the best OF linen
on the smallest OF salaries as they hung up
their collars to dry for the hundredth time
more or iess-said 1t was hot; the newsboys who
slde OF the street swOre II was hot and everybody
VINO hadn't sun umbrella and had to walk the
streets on business intent declared that Mr. Juniper
Jones' idea OF New York being built very near q
place where good New Workers are not supposed to
60 10 when they die was not very uhtruthful idea
ater all In fact, the day was O scOrcher, and peo
PIE VINO were not obliged TO go out In the sun took
precious good care to stay In DOORS lest they might
WIND up at the Morgue before nightfal In the after
last long enough to allow fellow to get
Well cooled before 1t died out again
ana left him worse than before. How GOthamites
would have got through 1t if the thing
mad lasted TILL nighttime would be hard to say; but
tnanks 10 somebody or other who had influence with
tne clerk OF the weather the heat moderated late In
tne evening and everybody was able to go about
mnoa VIII M aanger OF slipping away into the the gut
Inc following record viii show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty four hours IN
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year. as indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnut's
pharmacy. a HERALD Building, Broadway, corner OF
The New York herald., 1870-08-10
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

.LoSDoN MONEY MAEKET.-LoNDoN, August % 80 r.
MConsols closed at s0 for money and 90 for account
American securities closed quiet Bonds Of 1882 S5 1856
So 1867, 81 tenorties SlH Railway stocks closed quiet
Erie I5 Illinois Central l05 Atlantic and Great Western,
20.
PAESs BoURsE-PARIs, August 9-Rentes opened at 65.
40c.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FnANKFoRT, August 9.-United
dvetwenty bonds closed firm ~ 66 the issue
of 1852
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKRT.-LIvERPOoL, August g.
4:30 r. MCoon closed active and buoyan Middling up
lands s29d& & &middng Orleans sd The sales Of the day
port The shipments from Bombay to the sth inst
last report have been l4,U00 bales.
TRADE AT MANCHESTER. - MANCHHsTER, August 9.-The
market for yarns and fabrics Is armer.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-LIvERPoOL, Au-
gust 94:3O p. M.-Corn, 32s: SIS Sd. for European
Wheat 1s ID per GENITAL for California white s 3d.
for No red Western and los 3D. for red winter The
ceps OF wheat for the past three days have been
all OF which American. Peas, 3ss 3D. quarter
for Canadian.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET-LIvERPOOL, August
94 30 r. M.-Pork fiat at 122s Cd. Bacop 5ss 3d. b9s
for Cumberland cut 66s. for short ribbed middles.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET LONDON, August "a 80 r.
M.-Tallow closed firm at ass. Lnseed oil dull
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP, August 9.-Petroleum
closed at 4of. for standard white.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10
TeLEGlApHIC NEWS ITEhS

woman was run over by the Providence Railroad near
Boston, on Monday evening and her body pieces
that she could not be identified.
Sheriff Kenworthy was yesterday morning enoined from
sclp. the personal property of the Boston, Hartford and
Erie Railroad Company in Dutchess county.
The Kansas Pacific Railroad rapidly approaching compile
on five miles of track being laid every day Only
twenty-five miles remain to be laid
PJ Clafin head clerk in the Albany Oace has been
held to bail on charge of stealing letters.
The child of Mr. Dgby of New Orleans, supposed to
sacrificed by negroes in of their pagan
been recovered.
The bale of Alabama cotton of the crop was re-
ceived at Montgomery yesterday.
jeremiah Sculy stole from drug store in Norwich Conn.,
from bottle of tincture Of acone supposing II
be brandy, which caused his death in a short time.
serious fight between whites blacks occurred at
Waco, Texas, the 9Th. One white killed
wounded. Two blacks were wounded About thirtydve
fred The OF the trouble disagree.
rnent about business
The New York herald., 1870-08-10
IRELAND.

The Radicals Against Powerful Prelste.
DUBLIN, August 9, 1870.
The most Rev. DR.. MacHale, Archbishop of Tuam,
having returned from Rome meeting was held
here last night to welcome him and to applaud his
action In the Ecumenical Council
The archbishop dlsapproved Of such demonstra-
ton and was not present. The people assembled
became dIsorderly and the police were obliged to
interfere. dag carried by one Of the deputations
to the meeting seized by the police and the as
semblage was finally dispersed.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10
PROPOSED RAIL SERVICE BETWEEN ANTWERP AND Hsw Yuaw

The following despatch created laugh among the
ocean steamship proprietors yesterday
LONDON, August 8, 1870
Brussels letter announces the establishment of weekly
postal service between Antwerp and New York for fifteen
years.
Inquiries made at the of1lce OF Oerichs & Co. and
Kunhardt Co.. Broad and Beaver Streets showed
that such astatement had no foundation There arc
no American steamers fast enough for the mails and
Belgium has none at all. Proprietors therefore
laugh In derision at the Idea, Another despatch
from Atwerp announces that tne European war will
Close IN week. pespalcteR irom Antwerp ato
grains OF wtsa0m,
The New York herald., 1870-08-10
PENNS YLVANlA.

The yellow Fever in Pbiladelphia-German
Brewery Festival.
PHILADELPHIA, August 9, 1870
Eleven deaths from yellow fever In the Vicinity Of
the Lazzaretto has caused some alarm here. The
infection was brought from Kingston, Jamaica, by
the bark Home, more than month ago. The deaths
have been confined 10 patients at the LazzarettO
who had been employed on board OF that vsssel
The Home was dlsinfected and brought up to the
city, but sent down to Quarantine again. No deaths
leved that the danger from Infection is now past.
TAe German brewers held their annual picnic to.
day at Engle h WOlff's farm. They proceeded
thither In procession, forming cortege mile long
IN every description OF vehicle all OF which Were
embowered In green and plentifully decorated with
German nags. King Gambrinus, astrde OF huge
barrel, was acted to life by one Jolly German.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10
NORTH CAROLINA.

Election Returns-Writs Of Hn6eas Corpus
Served on Colonel Kirk-NIore Military
Arrests.
RALEIGH, August 0, 1870.
The election returns come In slowly. Enough
have been received. however TO indicate the elec-
tion OF five democratic congressman beyond
doubt. The democrats have elected thirty two
Senators and seventy-fve C0mmoners and probably
more.
The Deputy United States Marshal served on Kirk
yesterday writs Of haDeas corpus, issued by Judge
Brooks, to bring his prisoners before him at Sails
bury. Kirk replied that he would answer after con-
sultation with Governor Holden.
Twelve machinists at the cOmpanys shops OF the
North Carolina Railroad, in Alamance county, were
arrested yesterday By Bergen, Kinks lieutenant
colonel.
Josiah Turner editor of the Sentinel, has been
carried to Yanceyville and Is now IN prison.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10
GREECE.

Difficulty with the Great Powers.
ATHENS, August 8, via PARIS, August Q, 1870.
The Greek government refused to assist the Eng
1lsh judges sent mere to investigate the circum-
stances Of the massacre OF the foreigners by the
Marathon brigands. The British Minister has pro.
tested against the course of the government.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10
PRESIDENT GRANT.

The President En- Route for st. LOuis-Enthu-
siastic Reception mt Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, August 9, 1870.
Tho President arrived In this city by special train
at bApast four this afternoon. lie took dinner and
then proceeded West without detention. large
crowd assembled at the Union depot and greeted
him with marked enthusiasm. Senator Morton &C.
companied the President from Richmond here.
The New York herald., 1870-08-10
CHINA.
agitation and Danger of War.

Agitation and Danger OF War.
LONDON, August o. 1870
Late advices from Shanghae report that fears are
entertained Of another attack foreigners at Tlen.
tsin, and the gunboats there threaten to shell the
city.