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THE UNPROTOKED Staying OF RkY-
NOLDS M EPPINGER.

A German secret Society Deing its Best 20
Shield the eMsrderer-Thc Attempt to Pack
sJsry yFrustrsted-Cerener Crane Threst-
ened BY the Datkcd Censpirsters.
The late murder OF young Reynolds at what 10
known n Lossburg, located just on the Palissde
avenue, West Hoboken, bat which has appeared in
the public prints as occurring at Union nill, has
turncd out very different nom what was stated In
most OF the daily Journals. Facts 20 to show that
most damnine plot was put Up to secure the release
Of the alleged murderer, Mr.. Eppingcr, by coro-
ner's jury. On the night OF the Fourth OF duly,
Epplseer was near the Observatory, and the saloon
known a. ths- Wow House." drinking and abusing
several persons. The perpetrator Of the deed went
TO a certain saloon and said that he had had light
with Yankee - -, and
| m HOPED HE HAD FIXED HIN.
He did not say, however that he had killed him.
Soon after II was reported that the man was dead.
Several Germans consrcgated In saloon near where
the inquest was held, and ono OF them said, 1--WE
mus, stand By Eppinecr; be Is drunk and they say
he has killed a man" Several respectable Germans
claim that they never saw KppinEcr with watch and
chain; bub ~ II In we'll known that there Is
e.. lo A sncpEr socInrr OF oERNAss
10 tha, vicinity, Of which Epninrer is member and
oner was notified, job could have been very well
put up TO place chain in the lead mans pocke'.
As soon as u Wa fcnnd that an inquest was to be
held, several members OF this secret society ran
sroun a Lossburg and the railroad depot requesting
Ger tain Germans TO he hand, so as to be put
the Jury Upon the arrival OF Coroner Crane list Of
German names was handed him, with a request that
the geatiemen should be put on the jury; but
Coroner Crane said, mo, gentlemen, ! canno,
comply with your request, The Constable has been
authorized
TO SECURE A JURI,
and he will present mo tire Names" The Constable
did so, and the jurs consisted OF Germans, Irish,
| and Americans. Coroner Cranes allowing any
other than Germans the jury caused bitter
feeling, nnd tho Journal German paper In Hobo
ken. proca inns Coroner Crane q damning disgrace
TO the people, adding that as TIE perpetrn'or OF the
deed was a German. he should be tried by German
Jury The whole affair has created the most intense
| excitement among the Germans In the county, es
| peciaily those connected with the secret Know
Nothing German orruniza,ton, and the trial will
disclose one of the most appsrcut plots 10 SECURE
the release OF Eppinger, who killed young Reynolds
| in cold blood
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IIuse Bail Notes.

To-day, the Atlonucs W.. ResOlute OF New Jersey,
at Cap.t line ground
Tie Dcxtcrs beat the Union Club of Crolon Fllis
by score of II 10 IN OF the bcttllaycd games OF
the season,
The Dcxtcrs have bcaton the Forest City Club OF
Sleepy Hollow Jy score Of - 10 -.
The Scr ocns lay the Tutte ~ Bailey Club for tho
SILVER ball on Thuriday july H. " the Union grounds
Bgo1kYn,
challenge any club OF boys unler fifteen yeafs old to
play game,
Yesterday the Resoue and Neptune Clubs met
at Elizabeth, n, J and pla' ed game which resulted
"A victory lor the kesoutes Di slIh u ~ IN IL
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The National Times is the title of neatly.
printed newspaper just issued by Messrs. Jacob
T, Smith and John T. Murray, Of this city. II con.
tans Masonic, Military, and odd Fel!ows' Depai;.
ments and news and original romences superior to
those published in tie Wdter,y Its propietors
are old journalists, ard intend making paper for
the million. Tney are also handsome men and wide
awake. We are assured by them that the stories
Heretofore printed concerning MI. Jacob 4. Smith
are entirely without foundation.
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In the Senate, MIR. SHERMAN submitted rcpoIt
which was adopted. lie stated that the more i'm
portant OF the Senate amendments had Oeen ugteel
TO b, the Hofse. The principal question referred to
the Con erence Committee vas relative to the tariff
on sugar, in regarl to winch the committee reported
clnssiGcaiion with a slight reduction on meladl
sugar and nm Increase Of one-fourth OF one rCrt
Oh one Of the higher grades of sugar. TIE duties
on books and Defsomcr Steel remained rs passed by
tho Senate. BY the report all Assistant Assessors
now engaged In assessing tsxes when are stricken
tbe Supervisors districts are to be sohdattd Tne
hsa recefpts and tonnage taxes are both repealed,
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As,ruVyle Cor nu Eloped Wife.

Last winter Wilhelm Wolfe, young man, was
introduced into the house OF Mr. seclcr, in First
street, H,boken, and succeeded In osTonging the
affections Of his wife, Recently the couple elopel.
Yesterday afternoon MIR, seeer saw his aithess wi'c
near the Hoboken erry, and at once made rush for
her AS She refused TO 30 with lin, he caught her
by the throat and dragged her along She was res
cied by Mr. Creyei.e, who took her husl ana to the
polics sia'ion but Recorder Pope discharged him,
advising him 70 geek divorce,
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THE SCANNED OBSEQUIES.
EMINENT NEW-YoRKHRs BESIDE
The EX-ALDERWhN,S BIER,

Impressive Ceremonies In Fl. s,.rb.r,.-
The Mult,tudc. tina, PIochcd ,o yi,,, IN,
,.. r, -, "
sins-Throne. on ,no hon'e 20 cas
vary Cemetery = The Surrender OF th'
NYe.tsrdsv n,orn;n, LARGE tbron,s s.sor,h,.I
ieseroay morning mrge wrongs assemo'e'
s.as. " n ,or sso0r. n' Fave '
-. a.. - = .",., : ,,. 49,, A., -
=, Vu .,. W, mus. w." e'V.usu ss,, WIN % ~ o,S".s ~,
proee,s,oo formed and ,,,,,ed for a. s,epben,
c,...s T..',-,'.s s',p.",.'
order:
~. .,,, ,.,, o,,, ., .,,., ..
sTeTTSer TS With eTesms Of mon,nnG on their arms
bssr.a wss mssnscnp IN ss sn9 tbe ,nor.e. yer
VERY 1ne.
Richard CscSsi john "S mso
c.sss ss' al gSes .sp SSSG p
aSG gS Al, n,SS snS S L
Of n. brother,
and Cf the Gccssasd %dsP%sn '''
Tho procession passed through Twep'y.sc,ents
street to Lexington avenue, up to Twen,y-eighth
street. and thence to St. Stephens on their arrival
at th. church the corpse was borne to a splendid
cus Is. the main altar lam and b.Sr sSsny s
t5s e1urcl, wa. crowded yita men, women, -.
20 ,Ss man ~ who p law low see in aea,b W u0 "O"'
The pews In the centre aisle were occupied by the
members OF the Boards OF Aldermen and Assistant
hldermen nenntv eherids and members of ths
Bulls Head Assoc,ntion Among the other promi.
80, 80 - .. ,nn n.b Wy, n fnj..
n%snt % men who were In the church We're Judges
niIkuy, snanu,ey, tnrt.. anu COW, bt,euee, Som
nsloner wcoHe mcLssan, tohoe % ~ =,
nessIs, 'uner mc'1ne, anI oonh 's n
' i. .uS .io yusuee PihuS, pg&Puy & os..s n
yhmes "c.foNern anu ourlce huwuu nogon, zen
% p,n',s, ~ nseelhpy,nsh lyman ino'"f o. Na"poeh wv
o"s, t Wn", ,i,, snu many , p,neIs. . .,. . 49,,
l ~, - h1 W ieuuen t n ma ,h was eo, s
tbe Rey, patyict IonoIrsr nj the Fninbanv and
NJ iiN sn VI, VI W.. III, hP,P.,F' ~. ~.
w. r. ,u @ 40 .eaVvh a,o suuuVsen. II e
Den,o,,h wa. ycrv an. 7, cons,stad os Mo1,r,,,
| Rcarjcm' Chonin,a birre oGcrtor,a q Ron,
neas he Poas, ami other ssiec,iona
The funeroI sermon WAS nreari,cJ nv Dr Uonrv
Dnring tnn caursa ~ h,s ,snsrts M W.rry sa,d
s w 80 " ~ $50 10 " " ~ ' ~ - -
we are assembcd mere Today 70 oner OF our nrsyen
~. o' ~ uns nhou. ~ INV ~, pe sn W. hv ~
yirtnon actions and deeds which viii live long aftes
him snd which will help 10 secure Tor him that tur
happiness in the other world which we al desire u
obtain. We should have cause for sorrow but %
the contrary, SHOULD be rQoce1 mat nc mas pasSet
noIn tns woi.n ~ OF sn ,a, nnu HsHn u,spi
scrnrston "a ,' oniy D,r.nsisi,,n from ea,tt
| 10 heaven nom wrtchodness 10 everlastna
Joy. life IL at best but passing time full OF
ana troubles with which are sfllcted to TIL
ns for that other existence beyond the vale q
gsMh OF rbleh We kooT 20 nitc ana iesr ~ muen
frIend are Known and have been taied lie bss suc
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LAsHEs FROM 7IiE OCEAN CABLI

Mr. Brizht's health has been greatly improved b.
sea bathing.
In LIVERPOOL cotton closed frmer upland., 9.dI
Or cans. SKd.
4 steam paving nachne for stone pavcments la
bcen introduced Into Paris. and has proved
Consola closed At g3 for money aud the account
Fiyctwonties. lGi. S9A p6-, sJ1; 1857, S0A. Ten
fores NH Erie shares, "a, Illinois Centrals, I12H
number of Englishmen, admirers of TIE Hindo,
missionary keslluh hunder sen have form Il rheis
&c society Tor the dNusio1 OF the principles Of pur
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Four Benrs In the Metropolitan Hotel.

The handsome treatment which Red Cloud, Lo
4 Co. received during their late visit here, has en-
tced other Indian chiefs TO the East Consequently,
Lltho Swan, Red Feather, -Four Bears, Running
puli Black Tomalawk, and Pretty Bear appeared
Yesterday in the Metropolitan, en- route for their
Western hunting grounds. The Hon. Warren Lc-
and WAS In eCstaces over their arrival aud said
they were big things They have seen Wush-
incton and are satisfied They will stay in this city
long enough 10 see the elephant,
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THE FIS1L STRUGGLE.
The Coming Cuban Campaign 20 be Opened
with 10000 Hcn-Ths Principal Cities
90 be Attaeked-The Patriots Active
Arauud Hnxnua.

70 NItuCktd-TH6
Around Havana.
From official information il is known that on
the lst OF July over geo Cubans were in arms
with a reserve Of $1,000 or 5000 (men and boys)
who were waiting 'or arms. The coming campaign
promises to be very warm one, as the Cubais in
tend TO stack the principal citce move they have
not dared attempt heretofore.
On the 2ith of June, Col Carlos Garcia once q
wealthy and nlnentia pllnter, who has thrown mis-
nil into the " Cuba Librs' canse. made raid with
only 81 nto the jurisdiction of Besecal. only 81
miles from Havana, and took $6.0OO In specie, as
well ps n great number OF cnttle and quantity OF
merchandise, leaving tNs place without the loss OF
man. The village invaded was Potrero de Perez
(5an Felipel
From two to three Cubsns are daily shot or
garroted in the Fortress Cabana.
Al the latest advces, Col. W, o. G. Rrnn WINS in
command OF 2,4O0 cavalry and infantry, and was
doing good service.
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Murat IIai.tead'. Father Dead.

HAMILTON, O., July l3.--Col. Griffin Halstea
the father Of Mr. Murat Ilastead, proprietor OF the
Cincinnati Lorafiercl0! died yesterday OF injuries
receiyed In an aiiray ith man named Lawrence
brown, who knocked him down with brass knuck es
and kicked him In tile side. Col. Haistaad was "
years OF age.
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A Rumor from Paris.

LONDON, July l3-2 4. M.-There are rumors
from Paris OF disagreement in the French Cabinet
1t IL understood that NJ. Olivier EyorS peace, while
some Of his Ministry are still diEposed TO press mat.
lcrs.
The tone Of the Berlin press which has been mild
pending the recent troubles has suddenly changed
and Is becoming defiant.
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Heavy DesnIcn,lon iu phi,.d,,rbi,,

PHILADELpHIA, July l3.--Thomes lIilsen, tn
head of the nm OF Hllscn h CO., woCl brokers,
reported to tnye disappeared with t8O0o0 be on i'm
to the firm. The fact was diScovo ed by q Telegram
from Boston, from Bond Z Co, Of which filscn
Co. was branch, stating that Iiilsen had gone u
Eurt pc In tho steamer Syria with large amount o
money belonging Ia the house.
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The proprietor of the Military Hal Hotel, Pa
terson, returned from Europe on Tuesday right,
When the train arrived at tae depot two or three
hundred enthusiastic Germans rushed into the ears
to welcome him home mreh TO the asIonishmcnt OF
the conductor, who iuegiued II was a Dulcl-orango
riot MIR. L. (. KCut, the returned German, WIS
carried s,iine In triumph with bis plump" wife,
-nu feastod with lager all niSht.
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PHoToGHApHs BY sun REPORTERS
Gen. GrafuIia's Care for his Relatives

Gen. Grafulla, the leader of the Seventh Regi-
ment band. arrived nom Europe yesterday In the
Lafayette. lie hnd been on visit to his family In
Mayone, and while there he made all his rela-
tves rich by distributing about $4,000 in gold.
During one OF the entertainments given 10 him in
his native land, lie rcmarked that be longed to re-
iurn TO the only good and free land In the world
Americs. On his arrival yesterday he was accom-
panied 20 his residence BY several members OF the
Americus Club.
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Fiuc,n Hundred uou,.. Burned.

CoysrASrISoPLR, July l3.-Another disastrom
Ore occurred mere DAY before yesterday. The ntnei
RACED nine honTs in wtch time Oylr fifteen hundred
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Death on the Rail In New Hampshire.

CoNcoRp, N. H., July IA collision between
the down mail and up accommodation trains Oc-
Cured to-day the Northern Railroad at pill.hrry
switch, near CapAsp, ~ Z. InaTies Clark, Of Con-
cord. Gn9 % the engineers, killed, and r. Grant
tne other engineer, l.. h Bidgcr, brakeman, AID f..
York, q fireman, were badly injured.
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The Breaking of Revolving swing.

Agnes Schmidt, twenty years Of age and her
sister Mary, ton years old, both residing In Williams
burSh were riding in areyoyng swing in Crossets
Grove, yesterday when II broke ana both fell thirty
coniusions. Agnes sustained very serious internal
Injuries.
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Riers Friends Tahing Care of Him.

The latest adyccs from Fort Garry are that
ri is virtually kept prisoncr BY his own men,
who have sent guard to the line to event his
leaving the settlement, aud roth Whites aud lndian
lave sent dcoutalon9 10 meet the Dominion oxpe-
diuon, and tender It the aid and assistance VI the
inhabitants along the route.
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teyHsd Eeosd test;

And the latter hauling out, the racei left be-
tween the Levine and the Edward Dunn. The
former kept her lead round the Cam buov but on
the run to Buoy II, tine big Eaf topsa OF the Dunn
began TO tell aud she forged SLOWLY ahead, and gain
ed several minutes ahead OF tie Levine. Al this
time the wind became very shity, and ~ the Durn
rounded Buoy II. the Levine got into calm, which
delayed her for few minutes. but catching breeze
Fhe rounded the buoy and bore DOVE home alter
The Dunn The lookers-On were intensely excited
as to the result, ns the allowance OF minutes per
foot gave tho Levine IS minutes. Amid the great
eat excitement, the Yachts finished In The following
H. M
Edward Dunn. s!S @
LEVINE "
The Levine therefore, won the pennant with two
minutes and nye seconds to spare, and Commodore
Spier wae congrntu ulated on his victory.
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The Phantom got away with slight lead, her Jibs
filling out we'll and was closely followed by tae
E1vard Dunn, whose hig ran topsal loomed very
largo over the more unpre'entious cnnyus ~ her
smaller antagonists The Phantom and FL. Dunn
rounded the Cam buoy close ngottcr with the ltNe
Levine in third position. having shown a clean pair
OF heels 20 the rest OF the fleet. There was hardly
sufficient breeze to render tue rnce very lively, aLd
when they came on Coney Blaud some Of them cot
into difficulties, and we're nearly becalmed. They
passed the siaSe boat, the first time round, in the
foil
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GOV. scymonr Among the Germnns.

The Ledcrkranz Summer-nights "Fest," last
night in kapns Lion Park, was brilliant. The Cen
trai Park gates in Fityninth street, Filth avenue,
10th street and Sixth avenue were left open Tor the
benefit OF the visitors " tue Pest EI'Goy. Sey-
Mour was gueAL
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Col Fred NJ Waddell has been nominated for the
Third Congressional District Of North Carolina
John. n II Holy Bishop of America AMI the
Acutian Island" to be the title Of hrratch Of mo
Grr,n Cnurcn who Is about 10 esIl1sA hls ser ~ sah
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,rscnr,c~ER COUNT.

A horse and wagon. valued at toVv, belonging 70
Mr., John II, ATlsT1ng; OF fordham Va, Nipce At
Saturday last cCp Id, the keeper OF loan NV ~
the corner OF Fulton street and Broadway was arirSf
night h tue stolen property N h p0sseAslon'
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HOURS OF LEISURE.

Tonight q rand concert for the benefit Of the
actors Is the event in the Terrace Garden.
The annual picnic of the school. connected with
the Church OF our Lady OF Merry" DeScyone street
Is TO be enjoyed TO day In Lcfer;s Park
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-14

RohR, July l3.-ln the Ecumenica Council to.
day, the DOGMA Of infalliblhty Was adopted by 4
vUto OF 40 Alternatives ~ IS negatives.
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The breeze began TO heshen little about this
time and on a dead beat to windwuri to the Cam
buoy the Levine showed her sailing qualities TO ad
vantage, by getting to windwsrd OF the Edward
Dunn. The Phantom aud Com. who we're several
miles in the kEround, gave up at about this time
and soon followed hy the Sarah. The race
now virtually lay between the Levine and the Edw
Dunn, who rounded the Cam buoy as follows:
Levine .............S feet. t.,.................&ii
Edward Dunn.,,..,as!b rect et..'..'.',... ..',.'ao3
TIE Eli soon after hauled or and her example
was followed by the Vista. The remaining three
rounded the stake boat for the second time AS fol-
lows:
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COmpIetIpx the Job,

The Assistant Aldermen yesterday concurrcd
in the Alderman resolution to attach the ti5 patent
burners to the street lamps.
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.TArIoS HOUSE INCIDENTS.

,m cni'. A N with Capt. Byrnes OF the Twenty
M it',h'' M reporter discovered thi many Of
80 80 " ou' ? n.n lad on Tuesday night yisiei his
,,1t 'a-' IN kehty sixth street. Capt Byrnes
,H t"' NJ upout O'clock, in obedience to orders
i., o, W. 'n'chdent Jour Ian ho sent his entire
a.. sa.,,r 90 l'' scene Of the riot. About O'Clock
I'VE oran- 'mcn amt one CatnOlic were brought TO
~. ~ S'a. ~" nous bJdJ WOurded about the head.
Iood me-, alH'n.h weak nom Tie loss OF
%,, , Hh' Was alone, bad 10 place Orange
Incw,.h ia one room and Catholic in another.
sn'!s N,'e sent for to attend the injured
.sn ahu otlrr, were given to remove three Orange
eu .,s ald 'he Cathoiir 10 Bellevue. An ambulance
s seh, iOr aud when 1t arrived the injured men
A'''l 40 iul of lElI. tLat an oniceT had 70 be
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WAR STILL on THE BREEzr.

FIVE p. M.-Tecgrams H. ON Paris confirm the re.
rors that feeling OF dist. ust aud insecurity still
revails on the BUurse, landing the with
drnwal Of Prince Leopold, Troops are moving
through Parisor tho lrortler, and there to be
no abatement OF military rc'iyily m other quarters
OF fTanee IL Is said that tue Bcg iun Government
IL PREPARING for Nayiike contingencies All leaves
ordered TO the frontier with instructions destroy
the railways and teegraphs IN case oil invasion by
foreign army.
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LONDON, July 13.-The following despatch, dated
a, Berlin noon to-day, has jnst been received hero
" In spite cttlc withdrawal NJ Prince nohenzolern
France main lains an alarming aud provoking atti
tuie toward Prussia Personal objection was, there
fore, mere prptext"
France wants sudden and decisive war in order
to escape Interior trobles, and 10 esce tue Mexican
lasco.
The New York herald., 1870-05-08
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CHARLES A. CLARK. Attorney for Mortgaees.
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M Elegant Household Furniture Pianofore,
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at ns e pss1ss near rsa
the entire contents or said houscv, rich ebony and S
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Music stand rosewood Pianofors made BY DUBOIS sss-
Ts6ea walnut Erteson Tables, Dining Chairs rosewood
turkish sofas ana Chairs Ms.resses faevs
fine assortment OF French China Cut Glass ssa saveK
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THE C1ReASeIAN SLAVE t4N
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PRESIDENT ABRAHAM LINCOLN
denvef1ng his second Inaugural Addross,
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ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 10,
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