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New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
LdBcR MOVEMENTS.

STRIKE OF TIE sHpwRIGIIIs AID CAULIlE rs.
Yesterday morning the shipwfights and
caukers refused go work at s. so day The streets
the shpyards and dry docks were dotted here aI1
there with groups Of who appear to have no ruo
conception Of their int5est to say nothg OF the
commercial good OF the city Had they gone to work at
the reduced wages the ship Bridgewater- OF 155
tuns would have gone on the Balance Dry Dock TO be
caulked and remctaed which would nave e ~ .lupiOy-
ment 70 over 100 men But uner existing taeo5
she will load for Europe and receive her repairs and
metal the other side Of the Atlantic: The shlp Cees
ra Lnrre Of l5o tun wa as9 70 nave nav ECAS eli III p SS
wait go elsewhere The ship Ericsson, OF lGB TINS,
which has been towed over to Erie Basin Dock o eEh
sye repairs, viii wait or seek some cheaper port tle
ship Sunrise, OF 29 tuns Is also to be repaired Le F
manded by the These vessels aggregate 6054 tin
and would give employment to nearly 100 mon Beside'
which would be done by NewYOrk shipwrghts If they
would consent 10 do the work at the proposed rate
stroll among the w0rkmen, yesterday morning reVea;en
the fact that there Is want Of unity among tle on ts
question and we are assured that many o. & tnem @ atS
forced TO join the strike fearing II they 90 ot ta1 ny
may receive personal injury. one person was hcad u
say to his fellow kmen that he was not m fayor
his throat to please them in ms matter
Everything was giet along the 90 3ocki lHe % ifrot
points SOuh-s Some of the leaders argue that the
work mast be done here and they the ouly men VINO
do it, therefore all hands were urged 20 nod our.
The bosses say that they have made preparations 10 e
by for months and while it will nure their business the
men will III the end be the greatest sufferers Inc men
say that Notwithstanding the fall Of gold their rents are
the same, and the retail groceries MnCi suppL tHeI
tables have not reduced their scale of prices Ths 10
some extent true, but still IL does not change the posi-
ton of Affairs for By demanding 81 day tie Work -
driven from New-Y0rk. What seems peculiar phase of
this question that who viii refuse 3 30 or even y
q day at York, will strike and then go - other
places and work without complaining at $ or even 81 90
The stormy weather Of yesterday made Il rather duii
aOngshore The prevailing opinion Is that the men Nl
soon 20 TO work
The Coopers' strike at the tobacco factory OF
Messrs Barber Coz Brooklyn, has ended IN favor OF
the employees, who viii hereafter receive ID leg Ae
hours work.
The employees $50 mem in five bIOwn-stone
yards OF south Brooklyn struck yesterday morning
against proposed reduction OF 81 per day, and increase
I'm the hours Of labor OF hour each day. The Men
have heretofore received s. for eight hours labor.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
DlNGERS or CARES ROCK.

NARROW ESCAPE OF A RAILROAD TRAlN-NOBLL
CONDUCT or WOMAN AND HEB SON.
The forethOught and humanity OF worthy
woman and her son have prevented catastrophe fuy
equal TO- and perhaps surprising the dreadful Carr ROCK
disaster hch occurred about year ago on theEe Road
Yesterday afternoon the Cincinnati express tral
which is due in this city at 4l0 p m was approaching at
the usual rapid rate of speed the notorious Cars
Rock about l6 miles beyond Port Jervis, the engineer
saw on the track before him boy waving yellow hand
kerchef, and signaling him TO stop Inc whistle !Or
" down brakes was at once sounded, ana the engine
slowly driven Ip 10 where the boy stood, ana he pas
senpers crowded around him he explained that hlH
mother had been down the bank OF the rNef snort
time before, and happening 10 look In the dlIec-
tion of Cars Rock, about mile distant, observer
mass OF rock fall upon the track 100 feet DeIOW ana
heard the loud crash il struck the road ana rails
KnOyine the terrible danger which menaced the uin'
now nearly due and remembering the recent dsasieI,
sbe hurredly dispatched her little boy VINO was hshng
a the time on the bank Of the river along TIE rOau W
Arriving al the scene OF the crash the inside ran
uas fonnd 10 be bent in toward its conpanOi ana an
hour and half was required 90 repair the damage 30
mat the train could pass and continue 10 New loh ny
little fellow who had certainly aveited an aMlui
csianty was rewarded with $40 bill which the onleI
intendeit of the Division, who arrived s0 alter
In MS hand The name of the worthy woman Is hot
ien but Is to be obtained when she VIII IN al pI1na
Lilitv lie tngly rewarded for her prompt acu9h' WHICH
,,ress,rycd the train and the lives of all on board
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19

near by were seated william Cu'icn Bryant james W
Gerard and other distinguished persors Beauftfn1
women and thoughtful gszed at the brazen image
wbIlestbe audce were taking their sc @s After oiEe
Introduced by Mr. Gerard, tie speaker DeSan his dis
course Inv all1dur 10 the eventful stOf1 OF Aefcah
Independence The great etrugges winch usnsren u
the present century are sgalhcant ior " moi M .
new epoch in the history OF modern civIhtstn. " H
arc now on the eve OF another great upheay,,t SUI
less than half century the aurora Oi Ie'Vue'" VII
again shoot up. 81 = .oo,,aot,,,.
Here the speaker endeavOred to ssow TIE oonnecsf
between what he had been saying, ana me- 'uus - f
remarks tue life OF Lord byfoh ou' ot
sweetest singer that ever lives said ne.
At the age OF II years, be became lo'd Dt tetber
wealth nor rank changed his natural disposition. 20
where In the boylfe Of Byron can tGeLe ne tOuuu
single trace of hereditary deprlyty MI keil asouIoa
the audience that however carefully they mlgnV 5fch
In the long suspected closet Instead of skeleton tl
would find only the pure of the defamcr. byron nue.,
despOtism and OYersrared Christianity. Europe lSIt
the sting OF his honest pen Ireland snd America no
never rebdked He had only one weak spot IN !i nis
arrnOr, bUt he worse Than 1lhc-ttllttls
OF the men OF his day. lie was generous ahu
brave, and al time cannot sweep away the sweet
memories which cluster asound sis Ha'.p.
completely OvershadOw hs fcw vices. He believed ia
republican idess, and he tlue apostle o. hDefty
He gave his money and hs genEs 20 the cause 0freece
and had he lived would not only know hin a. g9Od
soldier but great statesman. Here tho lecturer
spoke of him poet, and. to Illustrate, 10 Cnnned
Che rest OF the hour in recitins several we1k1OWh
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19

York pareis have published the srcns OF fasc an
malicious reports circulated by opponents, eveS you
might arrive at erroneous and unjust conclusions.
Now Sir Won say vor aosiro d;roo, - - nd
perspicity, in your writer's You said nothing about
7tth but, considering that equally necessary have
thrown it into the bargain THIS may be os amusing
you have been pleased to consider some Of my pre-
vious contributions; but in selecting the Erie Railroad
for my theme, you selected subject which can only
treat in serious and busnessike way. Yours very
speotfully, JAMES FISK JE.
T. 81 think the above, when IL type, Will measure
Just about three times thelength Of EDITORIAL but
there any room to spare, will thank you TO devote
TO the Twelve Temptations II your terms are sufficient
ly LIBERAL shall have objection to being ranked among
your most valued contributors. J. FISK, ,Jg
Controllers Ogioe Eric RaiIroGd, April IT, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY ELECTIONS.


The Board of City Canvassers for the con-
soldated city met yesterday in the City Hail. Alder
II. +. Clark, President. The charter provides two
distinct modes Of conducting the canvass and the Board
acted under the 18th section, which admits the Alder
men Of the three cities. They continued the canvass
commenced Saturday and its conn letOn took up
the scattering votes The statement not counting the
scattering votes shows the whole number Of votes cast
in the consolidated city to be 1l,315.
For Mayor-Cdar II. ONei 1881 Daniel Mcleod 1901 majority
TO- 4.
For yerenien-Chapman 67l5i Brigham $780, Chap
msn's majority, 1881.
toners-vanebeck 4039; Dryton 373] Ven
Bce1 4GT7; Fpancs 22i3 Fitch 9i TAYLOR 462; Hopkins,
C22 Hahaa go MoesTay Tor Vau4erbecs bOj; Nathan
Dr4yton IL; Hopkins over Van EcTen, l-2ij.
Tie scattering votes for Mayor School superintendent
Water Commissioners, Police Commissioners ana Police
justices credited by vote to the respective candi-
dates for whom they were pOcd
The scattering votes for Aldermen were canyassed, and
in the majority Of divided among the candidates.
this altering the result already published. The rule
adopted was where the name on ballot was anything
like that of any candidate il allowed. BY the cleo
ton the Board of Aldermen stands, II Democrats TO
Republicans.
The newly elected Common Council Of Trenton met,
last night but failed organize, there being tie be-
tween the Democrats and Republicans Another meet
in. viii be held tomorrow evening.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
dedieate on the second Monday in May r Gov. nO

- ' - wv AVN
Yesterday being Easter Monday, and holiday with
GermanS, an excursion planned by the members OF
ne association for the purpose Of allowing those who
nu purchased, and those who wished to purchase an
-portunty OF viewing the land. The excursion party
"red over 5000 persons mostly German mechanics
ard thc wives TIE train consisted OF five passenger
cara and at cars and drawn by two engines III
left the depot f the South Side Road at II q M ON ar
irving at GmltyYe the rain commenced 10 Fan i'm tor
rents, drenchng the passengers the fat cars to the
skin and many were TIE denunciations Of the managers
OF the South Side Road for the accommodations which
they had provided The rain continued to fall IN tor
rents when the excursion arrived at the ground and
continued 20 fall the rest OF the day.
The rain did not deter the Germans from viewing hcr
purch 20 and selecting their lots little to the Of
TIE depot temporary platform erected for dancing.
While number of the excurs!Onists were enjoying
themselves and drinking lager, number OF rOughs,
VINO had ugged themselves the train, commenced
20 abuse the dancers. The Germans ultimately de-
tcrlnned 10 defend themselves, turned upon the
r0ughs, and serious fight followed, during which
pistols and clubs freely used by both the and
women Several OF the Germans roughly handled.
aud seriously If not fatally injured. The roughs Were
badly punished, and number OF them stripped of
their clothing chased into the woods, and dubbed into
lusonsbty. The excursion party left the city for
home about ,. IN. and arrived at Bushwick at T. all
seemingly in the best of Spirits Notwithstanding the
stormy day and the riot.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
THE NEV CITY or BRESL4U.
EXCURSION TO TIE GRoUYDs-RIoT AND BLOOD
SHED.

EXCLUSION TO TIE GROUNDs-RIOr AND BLOOD
SHED.
Recently German Cooperative building AS
socato1 have purchased tract Of 5000 acres on Long
Island ON the line Of the South side Railroad at wei
wood Station distant about So miles from tihS oly'
where they intend TO erect the new City OF Bresau Inc
Society numbers over 5000 members aud already over
1000 lots varying in price from S25 TO $780, have been dis
posed Of The land on both sides OF the railroad ex-
tending on the west side 20 the Great South Bay ana on
the east within short distance OF the Long isAn
stew arts Hampstead Plains purchase To connect u WIN
which negotiations pending TO build ROAD octIai
fine streams suitable for motive power for mills ana lc
tories through the tract and the Association ie
daily in the receipt Of letters from manuac cturcs sAhs
tbe nivcge TO erect factories Contracts have already
been awarded FOR the building Of 800 houses To he com
ploted this Fall. Several engineers have Deth cnsaB
In laying the city, which IL expected 10 exce hc an
cent City Of Breslau. The German Medical ooceR ui
this city have purchased 600 los upon wichthey intf
long, through tic purchase Tic Lew CIV 10 w po
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
The knabe Piano.

mechanical genius deserves the house of VI KSABz Co.
should especially favored in the whole career OF our us
cal experience heard grand harmonious and
sounds as emanated KsABR GRAND Piano at the
hands Of Mr. Edward Hoffman the Ole Bull Concert at Association Hall
on SATURDAY last "Rgoetto which taxes the piano
in all It's points than equal to the OCCASION and the
rapid passages brought full clear and equally rounded so much
80 that was delight hnyer upon the musc ELECTED In MI Hof
mans rendering the Mckng Bird" be seemed confidence
itself 20 perfect piano respond to his delicate and difficult nsra
meaon AMI peoe question justified It's name it did then
and there The Mocag Bird certainly present and although We
hsye heard piece attempted pianos honestly assert that
the KHa instrument Is the first only have listened to
that fully made comprehend the beauties Of that composition and We
are confident tie entire audience present will gladly no assertion
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
DIED.

BAXTER-oa satay eyeang April l6 Elr BAXTER in the $50
year Of his -, - NJ. -, u,
NJ relatives and friends and those Of bis father John BAXTER and of
liz uncle b. Sedoal. nyel attend bis funeral from hs e
rese,ce Forty lnthst Iuesy the I5tA 4As. Al
2oclOck IL.
PREDRICK-On Sunday April H. Mary Geruie vile Of LasoA D.
Freincks daughter OF the 9a John hohet ,,
Relatives squAn,snes respectfully invi without atae5
Invitation funeral from the house Of her mother No ~
East Twenty arsst WEDNESDAY the 2oth inst At CLOCK m
HADDEY-ou Sunday evening April H. 1870 James EgAf HA1en
paSr, rss viii be bell at his ate residence No. 9 LeOy on
einesa the l0h Inst at u The remains WI De AeFred ST
Woolbridge n. j. the follosng day at llt a. m
poyPOp Nosy 18th inst Philip Hone Of he late Php Hone
b funeral will tale place Church Of the Trsnshgaaon bas,
AZ o. Thursday morning The relatives ani
friend, fl.a invited to attend without further uvitAnon
sTRARNs-n BrOkyn 3h insL, Mrs Lucy W. s'eArns OF Leo
Minister, Mass, aged "a
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
pRDyIyryT ARRIVALS.

AstOr HCuse-SenatOr Wilson OF MaSs1chu-
setts; Edwin Adams the tragedian; Gen ~ NJ. Curtis,
Ogdensburgh; aud Edward Reilly of Lancaster, Pa
Harris. Albany; Judge Noah Davis Ais.on, " Y; DIR.
j. j. Mott OF North Carolina and Or. Bsuesford,
Hartford. - Fifth Avenue IIotel-honer A. Mel
SON. Secretary OF State: Ben. Field, AlDlOn !;
ex-Mayor Wells Of Buffalo; the hon. VI; NJ
Ely, Ringhamton; Smith NJ Weed OF Plattsburgh " y;
ward Hunt OF Utica and John Duff of Boston. = New
York Hotel-Ex-Senator whyte Of Maryland - Metro
politan HOel.-Judgc Cochran OF White Pla ns -
Albemarlc Hotel-BOris Ddnzas OF the Russian Lega-
tion, Gen Palfrey OF Boston. 81. Denis HOtei-hss
Anna l.. Dickinson OF Philadelphia. == Hoffman House
Cen. Albert J. hyer, u. :. A. = Union Place Hotel
John +. N D0nOugh OF Philadelphia. == CO'eGIan
N1use-Ile Roy. q. IL Malsh Of Troy.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
A. n,o mcetinr Of the lIXth Assem-

Al tbo meeting of the IXth Assembly Dis
,it pcrulicnn Association last night George l. Key
ser presiding J. s. erband Of the toin.,ie ta dec on
f mai ndy that the delegates from the Association WeIe
entitled 10 their seats in II. The following achot Sss
ci"cted to be run al the primary election On<N
o,c'ing. Delegates To the State Convention
TousTy VIM T. Noble, samuel s. Palmer James Dai"et ei ~
10 The County ConyentOu-JOln Coshr D. @ sy.is III ~
tcrband Joseph Beggs, william Palester Ml1um u ~
MerTiII ir Frederick clark james Cumming VIZ. 'h
C,rneuier George Iayland, Thomas H. Copplh7a Joh h
Igird samuel J. Toohey Jacob ID: Ackernan. ~ @ anu
hlaistart Aidermanic ConyentOn-Wm. d. white uehiy
o. dee Jobn B1an Henry ID. Lynch, James Mlchaei :,
iioe" CoIcct Jacob X Riley. Edward Taylor, senus
CnIiraith Andrew Conklin. Oscar heIua' Dawn ""9"
GeOlss Howard, George l.. ke!scf
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
schcnck,s PuImos.ic S5rup.


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se1 fsae s Dypepss and Indigestion sshen-ks sncfAke fk
~ Liver conpsis&
fAes Pspuisr n~ces have been before e p"e resdl
ry se sn ~ rspussos stre renc u 1seless
pun "ssA Isea. -ts ter bencfte9 by teir 1~ sesy
their mehtA.
may be aske these vhc are MOI S The virtue .. Se
crest remedies Bos 90 DE- skcssks as sAei 'ler =" ~
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lis fool tbs this on.5s dsese sessk zsn1r<hs PIN
the liver ard stomach psoug teay eao.. and rs1sfa
the slime which rcss;e tks native n8 eoo
of these organs and of the syss generally This uga sse Of
BODY and the oo-sqrat aus's;a of .hc r1hsahy <'1s
name prevent the poser digestion Of & ni ,url
create &s.ase, which results poon mi tnlr IN death.
Schenck Pomorie Strip and seaweed Ttie Whz cn ,y>
upgle vita he fooi ad dc digestive ors make -ood neb boot
an nats co1seqlrcs re ees and zh 70 zee gasnt IL
the cuy Via may ss he only the egre ~ cou'anFics
Irpereuoe proved beyond TIE shadow of eobt H uoasaa
are to-day alive yvr since g're A. hoIeeT-
cases tui Hncei t-y Dr. essea renee e. a SER re
stoei permanent health By thes use.
Dr. Schencks Aln1sc oonauga i 80 se o. ae Tanoa 'r
Of disease mole Of trestHeat a' gencfecss boz re h
medicine be hal gratis sent By aa BY sesho he Fa'H
oloe, 70 IS Sorth si4ihst, Phadepia, Pa
pice Pulmonc SJup and Seas R To eseh 81 % re- o'
tie or 81 Mandrake P % box For a ~
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New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
POLITICAL.
KENTUCKY

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 17.-To-morrow morn
ings COurer-JOurndl will publish attack on
Gov Stevenson by Senator McCreery arising out Of the
charge made by stevenson that cCreery had seconded
Burbrdgc for office. The Senator calls for the pubi
cation OF letters which contain racy Developments His
letter is likely TO add 20 the excitement which already
prevails among the Democratic politicians throughout
Kentucky.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19

"IORD BYRON"-A LECTURE By MAfSE REID
A critical and select audience went to hear
Mayue Red lecture Lord Byron at stenway nan ia9'
evening There historians poets actors auu e'i
tors and is seldom that any speaker is hoho'eu win
ueb an array of talent bust of the great Enslish
bard occupied pronuet position cn the platform. aad
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
P1SSENGERS ARRIEED.

FROM LIvERPO0L-In steamship City Of Washaon April B.
M Jane TAYLOR Hr Jarine and children, NJ LOWS ui wife,
Nh MGrah Mr. Hnehe Tbos wilson J. b Res NJ Sgei,' M
Booth G ROBBERS Y Conre, T. TayieT, Mss Iaor VI No-
MI and children, Mr Lue ami vile, Nc
Clapmaa cl lgra nurse Levers Miss Jane Hunter
New-York tribune., 1870-04-19
New-raner stntenrnls.

OW TIE PEOPLE TEST IAAk TRUTH.
Ts not n vhea people believe Vhitc,o tl 80 ir
the pI fou q Fnyor sixty yelrs go w1 The scr.scy oi
meut tha, 9peaEei Ia q the gazce News Les "f is
d. was essst CONSIDERED sufficient to M csrt
say u1 10 for real 30 the Newspaper" Il Is uo sc row
Newspaper ssssri nus' be veel before te are taken ig r,i
saI I'll Is e.ss by tie regards tom1 seeding 70 OBJ -
me a properties popHcry meicne ior etanPe T. no'-
usl the tonic nd eaie pr'se, o. H0TTrsRs STOMACH Brr
-tEs bad leel lo ,ratey and ,booughy by ,5 ri at
.tbe in poife ao,o, viii ls -ei a.. Ff "a "a i, Je ,.i
II vas accepted BY be public gs St11f1ri Et Dtsiez
mr tud,s who bad ortei to saeri sgs ao feve.
re for ind oo nd Ll.oa5u Of 5t-er Arilg fame.
ss la. ZEN s f is Il. ne, eas Sa ee.o 5 s, & 100, peo
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eSc eur osiT! ssqoa = se.i1 sr. s. sa N
u7u properties Ts il eIicty wir te Ii su0o l ihooae 70
he, 4ul i enormous iiea is lrgauei IN il' lgor.
r,i.. "a "i,1as P1sd' ai Co BY .g I10 .,
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sIo5lbaye t..5 reeegei sdd,s PLINT = SMITH Teasfe,
Ne. - Sass.a-st ,Corilar a, ia. ias cor ~ J..
.Igbcr Of Co1ircrce.-A SPECIAL ucvllg Of The C-le, 81
Commerce v he he'll THIS DAY (Tue.ay loeoos H. - ''A'
action in reference to receiving Of Asla A1oa B7ro
Minister iro- China" = Socr
GEORGE wIEsOy s'crr,lr.
AniericaH Institute FarIners' Cius Fl g 2 S.to
Ie Lsli TO-DAY ,Il1si) a. Ocfk h ti' -,H Z. ~. 90
rte In The Coo.er Building All interested 70 g ~ ~
invtei. NAiH1' 70 --' ~
J0Hs W, CHAzrE2B Secretary
Diamonds, Watches and .5e"siry
for sale at greatly proe; also taken in a o' TOT
cssh GJO C. ALL2H. l5 Broaisa door oe2W 'ansi -
g.aP0r.e's Paris AID Gioyes arr .oa y ~ ~ S ees.,
perfect fitting glove vi t1d tfh cc1'Hte'
aFers GODS RICHARD GREEN'S No 7ls broadway be.Ssh
Ninth and reutists
Posf-iInce NOtice.Tbe mails 70. Europe dng tie week md
ing SATURDAY April % Will closa a. tbs oice On Iee-ly
Iuiay and an ih- Stations as follows Ti-i
and b. Il:5; and o, l1Oi and h, u l5 md q l0;l@
p. H. JONES, Postmaster
Post.Ogice SOtire.-The mails for Elrops WElN&DAf,
APRIL Ofce n ard az The h.asoHs ict
lows and b. pn and o. 5:5 snd sO n an u,
6.I0 he pielt b.iore. L n. JONES. Postmaster.