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New-York tribune., 1870-08-12
6isamboats ano Railroads.
DEOPLE" LINE STEAMBOATS,

pEOPLE" LINE STEAMBOATS,
The steamers DREW and sf JOHN continue to sav. Their pier
North River south side Of csns,t oeo ~ aa, S r,osas
SOrS West. and East cod and baggage checked ed q, go.'
a. s oes on d; "R, R i11 at & pa . & Inc sonnee
Sd, w sG"1y trains s saSs s'& s
IT, L: Business. i.' ''
SAFETY, SPEED ,s,5Nn ANp ,SSp COMFORT
Worcester Io'gs J@SssS9 tSS sSs n:"s
points The new and siaueh steamers
'iii " CITY OF LAWRENCE, o,,o,
and CITY OFNEW-LONDOH,
ssrYe. s.y Sns,, sand - si%;sS: !. o'clock N" fro"
London ESI.s there sS1Sssns . s kIpr' SI wUe.
for for s as sS,s Boston RR ,a 1 Sss s.d Es s.oaa
through dis,. and rates for fright soaT on
Ss-Yofi Oct IS, 1859.
HARTFORD DTRECT-State of New York
and Civ Hartford Psst dip daily Z, m xSh. for hse
iS.,:.s y t1. r. s for rss .Sis:s K . ti''Gy aNSs, %
NEW ARK and NEW-YORK BOAT.-Steamer
~ THOs leaves foot Barelay't l9@ m and t;SG m
leave. csutre,t Newark, 7s m and l." m stopping
EOR NORWALK and DANBURY.LRa LRailroad
p, st s r. .oS a. % So ts' o s,Il sfd1 s9e nsooa
sa ceOs. Returning ,I,, SGT.4 ,.ja.
Fare !, -. s ::n S Esa 'as asi sit ., II D''0' ~
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.'s
rREaT TE % ' 1 Sfs BY c,spEs
i...5 .s 5 @ tS K: ne % @ sATs' a0T ?.
foot Co % ,,s Rs sss s en- % T ONLY R Iss ss
81 opportunity TICKETS coop WITH y pIaRHi EshR General Agent
QUEBEC and NEW -YORK.-New Passenger
S Route Distance shortened IS miles via Grand Trunk
tSe yey Maven m steamers snd New 7en Railroad FRANCIS HYDE
GsuerlrAgent, Pier Is. East River New. York
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY.
and Freight Depot New York foot Of Lherys eon-
Somerve with South Branch Railroad; at Hampton Junction
With the Lsgh and susquranns Rroad and at kson with the a
high Valley Railroad and its connections forming direct line 20 %
''N- A " ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.
sUh&ER ARRANGEMENT,
Commenting June l. ls7U-LeaSe New York az follows;
Ga mFor Fienpet"1 Easton Bethlehem Nueh Chunk williams.
Port Wesbae Pts.on, hahanoy City TunAhannoek To"nla,
NsTery &c
I2m-For Fennzton RasOn Allentown Manch Chuncs, Wkea
barre Reading Columbia Lancaster Ephraia LnA Po'' Harms
2p.m-For EH,ou, Allentown and M,ueh Chunk
3:aop. mFor Eou Allentown Much Chunek and Bsviiers.
4:3O p. m--Ior somery,e and Pennington.
5:l5p. m.-t0r somsr7ine.
6p. m.-For EastOn
y. m.-For Somervile.
I'm mIFcr p'.iTfeH on Wednesdays AMI SATURDAYS only.
o:50 iG.9o 1l.i1 nl2 n 100 200 2l5 BIS 3:J 400 4:
4:4S 5:ls $50 545 6o 1900 1io sOo 84O vc lO;iS
R:Olpm. ROD THE vRsr
ga WHsrERS ExPRgss daily Except Sundsyo bSnn Alien
Harrisburg All the West Connects Harrisburg Tor Bre ana e
Reon. sonele for Femngton Connects ~ juno
sirOaisbarg Water Gap Scranton Bnsh1mton Syracuse te
5p. daily, B'ston Bshshen Asn'
Rsrag Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and 'neiana seP
ing and Ps Cars Pittsburgh Chicago. Connects Junction
Win Dsssre Isssawsar. and @gern Rar11i Scranton.
slcepngea through from jersey City to Psursh every stenhg
Tcte or the West can he obtained At TIE once | we snta @
Nos 2s 27l s6 Broadway At No 10 Gresnwcns AM Al we
hOisI, a. D. .u r. T. RICkKR Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12

Messrs. Fields, OsgoOd & Co. are publishing a
Household Edition of Dickenss Novels with Mr..
EytnCes wellknOwn Illustrations "DOmbey and Son."
"Bleak House" Our Mutual Friend" and Nicholas
Rckcby ready The edition is cheap and con-
Venent ana many Ot the Illustrations truly huuOr
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12
NEw-JERsEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT o

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of
IN CoRTLANDTsTP0 WEST PHILADELPHIA sts0 ard $50
m RS 800 100 sn' NJ r'gLt ForlbladslPha via 40
and For BALTiIOkE WARRINGTON and
az WEs1, via Baltimore $3.50 Il " g.Os Fer The
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST $3.50 s2O' r. H. For THE wEsT
via Pe1nsElysns RAros--YNs AL Palace
,'sh.d 10 ,ts $50 and through fon sevfok P,,
buh, tHesaat AID CbAEo, without
attached 10 ihs ta and run hrosgh Cincinnati
Loasys st. cuis sri Chsaro viAoa sale
fJos IS tOril,nd tad Dodi. ENVe git ney)
Pl LLHAhs PALACE DEAWIkG-gOOM and SLEEPiNG-CARS
tain Pits Chies Columbus Cuunati Inl.nap
oils Louisville and Louis siOn goo M train
runs Pullman Cars aud pentd Passrug.r Coaches
change, Chicago
June p W JACKSON C.,sr.t ntandan.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAM

SUMMER ARRANGENfENT
ConnstePs MONDAY Nay liO non Er,,,i, ni G,,.,
fStries "'Ose''" u
a. m, Mail snd Acc ,atca to p,teI
10 a. IA, Bsbylon Ae,ema ,tun aud nj So.
90, ~" $500 iLi' if'in pat on
port, Firr-P.ae s,utl H. WV 'Ss'' ~ ''''
t'y) p n, iecc o'-ton 'or P.tcloug
b:O AccSisuois.U {; 10 /. % an eli s,.,..
t:U y m, Accommodations loT Mtf.ieI rJ al -
through 10 jahvion. 0 80 'A"'''i "" 'A'-i'''
FIR fslAhd "' ~ '-''''" '''
AH str.sti a., -
foa rev iOrk tni the Z train l.a ~"
Inc company nave erected
RITZ tshn1nis sad the eobyrtleuc of rt .tis - NH' ''
I.ettts 10 tnd from tue Beach Ont Doi,T
For further p.fhessp see l.r., Iime Tale.
g. ". DOUGLAS sa2erissuduat
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12
NEWARK AND NEw-YORK RAILROAD

o pEfor m OF ~ M" M YORK FOO, Of Liberty North
Un AM Inns l3,l ran
Lave NkWf0kK FOR BtgGRN.AyE AND YEWARK-M
go o. @ .iV - bus $50 200 g:ts. ll:l0 M; m, 11
9A1 1885 1900 p n. ' ''''f ''V'i wv '''N'
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR WEST BERGEN 4, e.oo TN p.,,
hio a. M $50 4;J1, a;5' go 80 stO l0;i5 u .. ~.
KICKER. sut.nut.na,nI
H. u bALDMIN. ,ien- p...1n4cr Agent
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12

NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROADTrtn leave fhirteth-st as follows
m. Chicago EIIress Drawn attached.
Special Saratoga lTpre Trains with Drawing
are and through TO Saratoga without ehang hou
ard ~ miuutes.
IA Special Drawing Car Express for CHICAGO No
sommolstion for WAY pas Draw Car.
and Western Drawing stsehed
Montreal Express. bravins attached.
Paelde with through 70 WATERFOWL
and CanandGigus. tDaiyD
Express, wit Scepingo attached o Chicago
both NJ G. Rsrois for Louisville Indianapolis and Tor
Buffalo Rorhv. 1s viii leave az oands,s)
II p. IN. Night Express shepingcsn attached.
\ ,. H., Hudson train.
ZOO and ,. M. Poughkeepsie trains
g:i5 m. f:ls, and 6:ls p. Psek6kil trains.
$50 AMI 300 ~, Sing ira
p H., loEkers trains.
a. m SUNDAY train for Poughkeepsie.
&. H. KENDRICK, Gen'l Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12

T HARPER BROTHERS v send either of the above works by
ua postage prepaid part Of the United States receipt Of the
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
nJTCHESS AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD

~ On and aner WEDNESDAY July
wli leave shku Landing FOR haeswan, Glenham Fshk Silver
L.granse NbroOk Bangs and Pine Plains
m ARRIVAL Of trains leaving SewYoIk via Hudson
River Ia lrosd a. and
RETURNING,
Iesv, Pine Plains 6lj and 40 connecting with fan
HUDSON Railroad arriving IN New-Yok
pm BENJAMIN STRONG, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12

pONDOUT, POUGHKEEPSIE, and NEW
IA BURGH landing at CoIleu, ComwGn Milton and HsopHs-
Steamboats, THOMAS CORNELL and JAMES W. BALDWIN leave
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12

NfHIIE MOUNTAINS, MUM NI4i.No-
w FIELD LAKE MEMPHREHAGOG LAKE NILLOCGHBf
MONTREAL and QURBRC-FISEST SCENERY IN Tx JNlIED
STATES THE ROUTE VIA CONN RIVER VALLEY Is 20 BILLS
SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER TO THE WHITE hOUNIAlhs
Leave n Y via N H. r. r. 12:l5, or On SATCRDks
2l5 trsn eepngesr through u the Lake without soe
By from Pecksip at II and NEW
TnkGUGE TRAIN from Hewayen passengers reach the White
Monrsrs ale, ke, pleasantly the NEXT Afternoon.
Mans and particulars 10 Travellers Ones Railway Guide AID Burti
r., pir. t.tI.v vCnita
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12

CHARLES DICKENS The story Of bis Life By tie Author Of
Of Thsckerayn Crown tvo Up Sli boAdon John
Camdep Hoten NewN orb; Scrbner, Wexford a Go.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12


FOR ALBANY . . 4,
The DREW and sr JOHN continue to leave ,ner
North side Of Csnalst, At o'clock M da
excepted away' connecting Albany with Lhs of ns s
North West and East Tickets cod baggage checked 70 al pn
the oacc the wharf Dodds Express Onces i brusu
Brookyn This Is the ony eamDoa' ne
will snpdav trains 10 sar.toga from Albany
be- mi.ed bv nmang the change m he ooAV VI
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

qp - c. yBBARD ard DANIEL DREW will leave
Pier ri 8i5 and THIRTY CTthsa landing Ionkers
Nvsrt cpd Tryown by rybostl Co,-ss West Point Cornwall
NeyGrb "ughksepe, Rhnebeck Maiden Caiskil and Hudson
t.r of oaGgsuge With the will
s5c on sya Aan{ commsne9g June for Sharon Spring.
SENECA y r,nsir pangt from Albany 70 Toy Tickets sale
and baggage checked BY DOs EI; OGees y" Broadway and
The New York herald., 1870-08-19
DOMINION OF CANADA.

The CauRhnawaEa Ship Canal-American
Capitalists MISUNDERSTANDING Destroyed
by Fire.
OTTAWA, August 49, 1870
meeting has been held here. attended by about
forty leading capitalists Of Massachusetts, New
Hampshire and Vermont and by all the principal
lumbermen in this neighb borhood, the object
being to forward the construction OF the
Caughnawaga ship canal to unite the waters
of the ST. Lawrence and Lake Champlan. 1t was
stated that the United States being the principal
consumer OF Canadian lumber the construction OF
the canal would increase the value or the production
o the Canadian forests, and 1t claimed that as
financial measure 1t would recommend itself to capi-
tasts as the Ottawa lumber trade last year ex.
ceeded 4.000,000.000 feet, the transportation OF
which would be cheapened by one dollar per thou
sand compared with the present circuitous route
The village OF Bell's Corners has been DESTROYED
by fire. The inhabitants had barely time to escape
with their lives. The fire In the woods Is so close
that the city was quite Illuminated last night. Two
or three bears, driven in By the fire, have appeared
lu the streets.
The New York herald., 1870-08-19
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Canyon City, Oregon, Destroyed by Fire
Treasure Shipments from Sau Francisco
I, Peace Made with Arizona Indians.
SAN FRANCISCO, August lS, 1870.
The Central Pacific Railroad company have sent
Che superntendents car to Ogden for the accommo-
dation Of Hon. William H. Seward.
, Canyon City, oregon, was destroyed by fire on the
nsth instant, only house remaining. The loss Is
$25O,OO0.
| Mr. Delacey, an engineer on the Northern Pacific
Railroad. reports that the survey down the Salmon
river Is entirely impracticable.
The population Of Oregon is estimated at 100000
and OF Washington Territory at $4,000, exclusive of
Indians
The total shipments oftreasure from San Francisco
since the lst OF January S22 664 OO0 including
So, 900 sent to New York by railroad.
United States revenue officers have seized Ker
rings dIstilery. with rhirtyfve thousand gallons OF
Fhtskey.
The steamship Constitution sailed to-day for
Panama with IS, 900 IN treasure.
Later intelligence from Arizona has been received
Gen Stoneman mas concluded a treaty OF peace with
fhe Tarapai. Apaches The conditions are that the
indians shall protect the whites within their bound
aries, and prevent all other bands OF savages from
committing depredatlons On their lands The Tara
pals are to roam over their district at pleasure and
To visit the settlements when they desire. These
Indians have been at war with The whites the past
ak wears,
The New York herald., 1870-08-19
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Military TrOubles-COI0nei Kirk Obeys
The Vrits of Habeas Corpus.

Vhe Wits OIL HaDeaS Corpus.
RALEIGH August 1s. 1870.
Judge Brooks, of the United States District Court
has ordered Kirk to make returns OF writs and
prisoners before him at Salisbury Twenty three
prisoners have arrived there.
Governor Holden sent for Chief Justice PtersOu
who arrived here last night The Governor pro-
posed TO obey the writs to-day which had been here
tofore issued by the Judge and deliver up those pri
oners before him in Chambers. Some sixteen or
eighteen Of them arrived here this afternoon.
After the writs issued by Judge Pierson
failed, because Governor Holden refused
TO deliver up the prisoners, Judge
Brooks was applied to, and issued writs under the
fourteenth amendment Of the constitution OF the
United States for the delivery of all these prisoners
and ordered return to be made to hun to-day at
Salisbury. Anxiety is felt for the result. Other
arrests nave been made by Kirk recently.
later despatch from Salisbury at five O'Clock
+. NJ says Mr.. Turner, the editor or the Sentinel
and twenty ythree others have arrived there They
all appear in good spirits The prisoners were i'm.
mediately brought before Judge Brooks. Kirk was
q return. The prisoners were released on their own
recOgnizances. 1t is thought all will be discharged
Writs have been granted Tor thirty more partie
whO are still under arrest. ~.
Bergen arrived In Raleigh at four O'Clock this
afternoon with the prisoners for whom Judge
Pterson had some time ago issued writs. motion
was made by counsel for dismissal Of the petition
and retractlon OF the same upon the production OF
Governor Holdens counsel made counter
motion for commitment upon o bench warrant
On the affldavit Of Bergen. The motions lie over
until tomorrow morning at nine O'Clock, Judge
Tie other eighteen persons brought to this city are
still under Governor Holden's guard.
The New York herald., 1870-08-19
rRIGHTFUL STABBING ArFRAY.
A Deaf and Dumb Man Probably Murdered
by the Proprietor Of n Lager Beer Saloon
In Orchard Street.

a UeaI ana DUMP Wan PROBABLY Murdered
by the Proprietor Of Lager Beer Saloon
In Orchard Street.
At late hour last evening two deaf and
dumb men entered the lager beer saloon
No. 5s Orchard street and called for a
glass of lager each The proprietor. Frank K.
Daiker, refused to give them the beer when an al.
tercation arose, partly carried in the mute Ian.
guage OF signs and the deaf men were thrust out on
the street. DaiKer followed with an ice pick in his
hand, and when upon the pavement stabbed one of
the deaf men, named Dennis OBrien. In the breast,
lnncting. 1t is feared, mortal wound in the region
Of heart. O'Brien sank to the pavement, bathed in
blood, and was afterwards borne away on a
stretcher and sent to Bellevue Hospital. Darker was
conveyed to the Tenth precinct station house.
II is SAID the blood spurted from O'Briens breast
a. II would from fountain; and the Ice pick, which
was shown to a HERALD reporter by Sergeant Tuck,
mus have made frightfu wound 1t Is about
nine inches in length, including the handle the
blade being four and half inches long and three
eighths OF an inch In thickness. Hugh Dyer, OF
No. 1856 Orchard street, ana man named Burke, OF
No 60 orchard street. both witnesses OF the affair,
have concealed themselves and cannot be found.
The New York herald., 1870-08-19
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-L0sDON. August i8-
4:30 p. M.-COnsols, 9la Tor money and 9lI for the
account. Unlted States ve-twenty bonds, 1852, So;
1865, s7k; 1857, s6h; tenforties, S2E. Stocks
steady; Erie Railway shares, l721 Illinois Central.
l09a; Atlantic and Great western ~
PARIS BoURsE-PARla. August l8.--The Bourse
closed irm yesterday. Renles, 8H. roc.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.--LIvERPOoL, August
1880 =. M.-Cotton firm: middlinQ uplands, Ssd.;
middling Orleans, Cd. The sales OF the day havs
been $1,000 bales, OF which 1000 bales taken for
speculation and export.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
August lS--l:30 r. M.-Wheat, los. ID per Genital for
California white; Ss. 1Od. for red Western No. ,,
winter, 9s. 10d Corn 3os. Sd. per quarter for new
mixed Western
LIVERPOOL. PROVISION MAaKET.-LIvERPooI,
August ls1:30 r. M.--Cneese. 62s. per cwt. for tho
best grades OF American ine. Bacon, 57s. per cwt.
for Cumberland cut.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvEaPoOI, Au.
gust ls.-I4inseed OIL f3l los
LONDON PRODUCE MARXEr.-L0NDON, August is-
Turpentne easier, not lower. Taow duh AZ AS.
Spirits OF tnrpentinc dull at Dos. 2gs. Cd
PETROLEUM MAKKET.-A ANTWERP, August ls.-
Petroleum nTmer.
The New York herald., 1870-08-19
E, PHOTOGRAPHIC News
FIR o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
ENGLAND.
.asItation for q Regoncy-The frSu-cIad
FIect-6ir Edwin Landseer's Health.


.nsrtation for u Degency-The lrsu.cIad
Flect-Sir Edwin Landseer's Health.
LONDON, August IS, 1870.
There is deep displeasure here at the retreat or
,the Queen to BalmOra at this crisis and some per-
sons urge regency, with the Prince Of Wales at its
Shead.
The trial OF the armored ship Iron Duke proved
m0st satisfactory.
In the regatta yesterday the Vanguard won the
ALBERT Cup and the Folly won the Vice Commodores
Cup 49,
Cambridge University has subscribed handsome
tsum for the wounded In the ancoPrussan war.
COrrgan, the anti.repeal candidate for Parliament,
Neads the Dublin poll by three hundred votes, anu Is
undoubtedly elected.
Sir Edwin Landseer, the eminent painter, Is ex-
Itremely ILL.,
tTho Rate Of Disc0unt-Bank Statement and
Markets.
LONDON, August 49, 1870
The reduction of the minimum rate OF discount at
hhe Bank OF England to AZ per cent gives greater
steadiness TO the markets both here and at Liver
pool
/. The weekly statement OF the condition OF the
Bank OF England made public to-day shows that the
amount of bullion has increased &l0j,0 since the
last report.
+ The Cabinet of Berlin, In reply to a communica.
ton from the Pope, declines to guarantee the invio
liability OF the Pontilcal States.
Tue British gunboats Dart ana Reindeer have
|been recalled from American waters.
The New York herald., 1870-08-19
THE NATIONAL GAME.

Forest City VS.. Observation-Disclosures De.
feat of the Latter by Score Of 13 to 0.
Not one OF the many persons who wended
their way out to the Union grounds yester-
day afternoon expected to witness anything
like the game that was played there between
the veteran Eckfords and the somewhat renowned
Forest City Club, OF Cleveland Ohio Almost every
one thought the former would be defeated. hut no
one was prepared to see them so completely s.done
for" so 0utrageousy beaten as they were Indeed
the Eckf0rd boys and their many friends thought to
serve them as the Red Stockings did the Unions of
fremont or as the Mutuals did the White Stockings
6gt It was one o, ,he m rev tns snngs tnat Is Impossible
Forest City Club Is strong one, as their career
this season shows, but they lack one thing and that
sition t is very doubtful II there Is a club in the
United States who could get over them much. Their
play Yesterday, with but one or two exceptions, was
IL. White) and catcher tE. white). The former de.
livers very straight, swift ball. with any quantity
was his pitching yesterday that the Eckfords found
1t impossible to pat him, and only succeeded In get
ting the ball outside the naeld twice. and then only
although not the regular catcher has few superior In
the country. He is exceedingly active, stands right
up to the hottest kind OF balls, and Is, the whole
sharp and active. Cartoons play on first base and
SuttOn's on third was as fine as was ever witnessed
the former alone capturing eighteen men, being as
ming the whole side was nelded out In one, two,
three order by sutton's throws to Carlton. Indeed,
LOO much cannot DC bdlu Ill ldNOT VI Tile and
batting abilities OF this club. and II they do not
come at the top OF the pile next season 1t Will be
their own fault.
or course the Eckfords felt sore their crush
ing defeat. but they nevertheless took 1t manfuy,
feeling confident that they had done their very pret
test to avert the calamity which befe them. Their
greatest difficulty as stated above, was In bat
ting, for they did very we'll In the 1eld, having
only four serious errors recorded against them.
Their pitcher McDermott needs little more tram
ing to teach him to deliver the ball a little more
careful when there Is man on third base.
The following is the score:-
The New York herald., 1870-08-19

Tho Currency Balance in the Treasury.
Day before yesterday the currency balance In the
Treasury was decreased by $4,000, 900. in conse.
quence OF redemptiOns of United States notes to
that amount A like amount OF new United states
notes oil the series Of 1859 issued the United
States Treasurer yesterday, which left the currency
balance last night about $40 OOO and thereby
stored the equilibrium OF the Treasury balance.
Personal.
M. Berthemy the French Minister, IL confined To
his bed with severe attack OF cholera morbus.
Secretary Cox Is the only member OF the Cabnet
now In Washington.
The Attorney General has appointed Mr. Josepl,
A. Ware special counsel with regard cotton cases
before the Court of Claims.
The New York herald., 1870-08-19
COMMODORE VANDERBILT STRICKEN WiTH
RP0PLEXY.

try August IS, 1870.
This evening, as Commodore Vanderbilt was about
entering his room at Congress Hail, Saratoga he
fell in apopectic fit. He Immediately carried
in the room and medical aid was summoned. Two
physicians from this city have gone up. No one is
allowed to MI. Vanderbilt, and the physicians
are constantly at his BEDSIDE.
Every effort is being made to keep the affair quiet
and hush it up 1t is supposed tnat the excitement
OF the brought the attack and from appear
ances the Commodore lies in very precarious con-
dltion. His family have been summoned to his bed
eiNa
The New York herald., 1870-08-19
NEW HERALD FRIDAY 49, ls7u-rRIPLE SHEET

zation OF a bank in Maysville. KY. previously ap-
proved. The certificate OF authority TO commence
business was issued to-day for the National Bank Of
Springfield NO., with capital of 100000.
Important to Vinegar Manufacturers.
The subject OF the manufacture of vinegar from
mashes, worts or washes Is receiving attention by
the internal revenue officers. The construction OF
the law seems to be such as TO prohibit the manu-
facture or vinegar from mashes, &c. and TO compel
the use OF tax paid spirits instead OF the alcohol
contained IN such mashes as has been heretofore
usual The enforcement OF this view OF the law
must Increase the revenue from spirits, as the
quantity OF vinegar consumed by the country will
require annually about 100000 gallons OF spirits
for It's production. This would Increase the internal
revenue from tax paid spirits about half a million
dollars annually.
Weekly Customs Receipts.
The following are the customs receipts for the
The New York herald., 1870-08-19
WYOMING.

The Big Horn Expediti0n-Wiiiiam Fl.
Seward.
CHEYENNE, August 49, 1870.
gentleman who has just arrived from Sweet
water reports that abo ut thirty men of the Big Horn
expedition have returned to Camp Brown. The re-
mainder have gone 10 Montana. No details OF the
movements Of the expedition are given.
Hon. William H. Seward arrived here TODAY He
was met at the depot by large number of citizens
officers aud the post band Mr.. Seward will remain
here day or Two as che guest OF General King the
commanding officer OF Fort d. A. Russell
The New York herald., 1870-08-19

THE RECENT LYNCaING IN CoRTLANDvrLLE.-The
people Of Cortandvlle justify the recent tarrng and
feathering OF a woman IN that village whose shame
ful intimacies with man named Moore had driven
his wife to suicide. They say that great wrongs were
borne for three years by the wife the shameless
woman taking every possible occasion 10 Insult her
anu aggravate her misery. Not three weeks before
her death Mrs. Moore met at the depot by Mrs.
Bye, VINO spat IN her face This she IL SAID to have
done several times previously, In the presence of
Mrs. Moore's fr!ends-adies OF the highest respecta
biity. Upon appealing to her husband for protec-
tion she told, .'DOn't pay any attention 10 it,"
II was a known fact in Cortland that whenever tho
women met the wife was sure 60 meet with abuse
only such women can give, asking 'when MIA.
Moore could come and DO her Washing and much
more such talk 1t WAS for these offences that the
Cortlandvillans took the law In their own hands
against feeble woman, and allowed the principal
crmnal--the guilty husDand-to go unharmed---
TrOy Times, A1ty,tSt H.