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New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
MUSIC AND THE ORA MA.
AfITSIC.


OPENING OF THE ITALIAN OPERA SEASON.
lhe. Spring season of Italian opera under
Tho auspices Of Mr. Abtes opened last night at the Aoad
einy OF Music and in some respects the for tho
'nree weeks to come auspcious. Miss Kellogg was
received with great cordiaty. and she justified ny
SINGING very sweetiy and displaying In tho appropriate
places great deal OF the dramatic force by which she
maze her PaolSae such gratifying last year
oohe money seems to have boon spent for dresses
Stage properties and supornumerares aud the tableaux
Va one or two scenes much better than are 40
olstomed to. The opera" Poiiuto"is always agree-
able to hear provided 1t has coed soprano and geod
tenor About the soprano there could be doubt The
tenor was the new singer, Yillan. OF whom
the managers had propbesed great things, and
In whose debut the principal interest Of the
evening centered He ia a careful and conscientious
singer who reminds IN the quality OF his voice well
as In his STYLE OF Mr. 10 Frame though he does not be-
tray either the defects tho distinguishing excel
lenoe OF that most unequal artist His voice is OF fair
compass and moderate strength, rarely sweet never
emotional, but cO0ress and somewhat veilod. On the
other hand is and true. Like lie Franc, Mr VIII
lan sings from his head the upper part OF his throat
and no artist who produces lis tones IN this vicious
ner csn have them perfectly under hs control make
the most Of his natural gifts His sustained notes
quenty were often unsteady and in the passionate
where tenor, d forsa ought to be at his best he
was at times Ineffective. The voice was mover
husky and fiat, as lie PraRc's 80 often was but
then there Of those inspritng outbursts by
which lie Franc used to redeem his many faults. In tie
first part OF the opera Mr. VILLAIN seemed to disappOn
everybody 1t until the end OF the second act
that he kndled anything like enthusiasm Tne famous
duet at the end OF the third heartily encored hut
the credit OF it belongs more TO Miss Kellogg than Viii
lan The tenor sang his share with spirit and with
cellent taste, hut not by extraord
nary effort To sum mp, we may call the new tenor
valuable and trusty artist who viii be likely to grow in
popularity he becomes better known; but he is not
great star The rest OF the castlast night including only
Reyna (who shockingy out OF tune) Bacel Reich
ardt. Locatel and Massia entirely beneath criti-
cism Orchestra and chorus both in want OF re-
hearsa and sig Nicoao conducted as he usually does,
with much sI,periuOus noise.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
PFPsONALITHs-BY TELEGRAPH.

.Fx-Gov. Manly died in Raleigh, n. c., yester-
dsy. sgei % D., ,-
Brigham Young broke ground for the Utah
southern Riilrcsd yesterday
VIM Lowe, well-knOwn market-m3n of Ban
gor Ne. diel in Boston, yes'eriAy.
Gen. Gordon Granger arrived at Santa Fe on
8. tgris 20 assume cormsui Of the military district Of Scaerco
ODonovan Rosa arrived az Pittsburgh yes
y snd was roug the city by the iTh military companies
.Joln j. Weed. heretofore suspended, was yes
er r,harn restored to practice attorney n Tie u o.
Court OF Clsims
The Unitarian Society Of Bangor Ne. have
voted to extend cs Rev Arthur M KrsPPoi Providence L..
o become their PASTOR
Gen. Butler has accepted invitation from
the coore address them tLs hOIh Russest
Chaleh. 0 next Moniiy evening
flames F. ConoveI has retired from the editor
Of TAs Dr0 Ifr5r 0Rd TbuHs n Orjer 70 the
duties of the ministry in Sue Episcopal Church
Gems Sheridan and Forsyth. and the widow
o ~ Prstent lucoa pss.cngals steamship Eg
vhch sailed om Bnglnd. SatuuiaT for seg-i0rl.
The Grand Jury Of Chicago failed, yesterday.
"a fDd an Indictment agas. p A Leonard for ne kug Of Dr.
land bis brother iuAs .ni hs ashafgei from custody
Mr and Mrs. Richngs Bernard have been de-
eIs-ei bankrupt their n. TIE total amount 1 s Liabilities s
erng n-srv % tne 10 The estate u the Ic Peter b. D.
iags. of which hrs Berzari IS eKecu.5iH
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
POLITICAL NOTES.

William Henry Harrison, Holden Repub-
lcan, elected Mayor Of Raleigh. N C., yesterday by
the Democrats. The strength Of the Republican party
including majority OF the negroes, supported q L.
Harris, also Holden Republican. The Mayor elect Is
a brother Of Mrs. Gov. Holden.
The XIIth Assembly District Republican
Association eeoted "a new members last night, and
passed resolutions indorsing tho views expressed by
Horace Greeley In letter TO the State Central Commit
tee, declining to one of committee 10 reor
ganize The Republican party OF this city.
The case Of Peter Schwab upon charge OF
"stuffng" ballot box at the election OF L. ID. camp
bell in the lid Congress District Of Ohio, was called up
at Hamilton Ohio yesterday, before the Justice OF tue
Peace, but the Prosecuting Attorney did not appear
Richard Cole who made the affidavit for the arrest OF
Schwab stated that the persons who gave hn ue hIoI
nation declined % subsanato IL on 0ath Inc case was
dismissed and schwab was discharged
The World is splitting venom about the Law
renee dealcation extent which suggests that sue
vile stuff Is better uttered than peut up 1t is worth
while for the friends OF the missing man whom u asss
10 learn into what infamous signhcances their severai
relations with him may be tortured The Hoffd mas,
however from tho first, considerably overshot ltseH
about Gen. Lawrence his defcatiOn, and bis colnec
tons II says that he deeamped with not less ut
s5000 OF the pensioners money whereas the fact Is t
neither the pensioners the Government lose do'i
rh
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
THE STATE or TRADE
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gralcs srnsnc Wir IS; Do7 Ert-l as 500 u Whest
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finn htet n bak 5J4slc; hfed. g-ckrd "a, a5so Bshsg
steady SpGr 81 0 Nre l1N 81g7G droopnr
f5r e - f., q umo % o Dalk Lsif Im2 aA
p1F..r urar. u4it ~ fi = 3l8 50 Shoutle1z
higher. s6 Bacon qEei Stel er, lc Cear RIB. asis,
Csr side l0. ilaHs-S1glr Crel aId Pss Ag Canvas "a.
l5Gr te higher Hoes frmsr . 81 e1g - 90 Cans
750 % % RcccFt5J) bbl> Flod SDo bg.l "hest
p ZOO bash. Corn ll.eo0 busA ois.
EKwOyAN MAY L-Fouf rregulsr; sHperane - ~ Double
Tfebs HEt-a - go1ST Com good demand at Ser
ui. A4ed 7c lels and bite 5lalL o.ts y ia isnsnt =,
Grn al 251 fir demand Shoulders IT, Cles
hb G Clear sdc C: NrI can az l0s e Laid, SUGAR,
atd Mas1 Unchanged whisky quiet brt Err 3'0fic Cofs
.eal JiF5 zcaange'.erag Bank lAi Ne~-i'rs s'sst
r.ami4 Gub. HI
heeo,A O.. 1lsy fCo.i,1 Nth fr demand; Hvpooi
EdHi1.., 70; -s'1. 61l h7i s; 40 bses.
WrvyarJN Asy iscsy generally Observed s holiday.
,nln q % bushes, Fa5 -51r.sr'
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02

AB8orT-oa Nav Esther O. Abbott; wife Of J}ys Abbott at I"
Bnrl services e th house say2 s!:3, Rnans take. -
family are especially i1utei to s,,eld
RERgFAtN s. Louis DO on Welnedly April 26 Laurence Burke
formerly Of Ilu.lsl Ireland asei q ieaf~
CLAFP-on SUNDAY evening april % a. Beelero"A A'. JAMES
Harvey chp2 aged 70 yea~
The relatives sld rez5 are peei'aT iHyi' NO To- s'sad q:
P. NJ, vi,aol. flr.le. invitation
cARDyFp-Ir ,- on Saturday 2) inst Eleanor I danghera
~ Iiela' j. ali h', @ An m & az TIA To- ste tSr fuSeI.I
Go1 s. Thoas Cssreh RaysnssOO On Tuesday aheroon "i
O'Clock without ;uFtleT notice.
H,sEIysor Wosday Mi a'er hort rnes D. Laurence HuI
T At1 io II tie isay al b.se Of lis broierialav
Rese are 5v.ee 70 at,'. 2 .s .e9i,i On
IIBBY-At s-irn wecs Co. April % Hanash NJ Libby wife q
Jemc s. Lhb,. IN The hAi yeqr q her ege.
ne-l oat rtl,r noee At salem r weiHe~sr speoil
ue.dqy morning Rcaai, wiI be iuiorroi in G.sensoeL
MITCHELL On the eg~ans Of the Anil srs Chsos Mitchell
Gi % see anu VALDEZ cyl'f-l servant IN The h~h'
II thc lac Roie.t b Miutlu.
mssDA Greenwich Conn, May nnet 'hor' Illness Ar'nin's
TIE pd fenas especially invited to attend Se snsrs
iron zoe ir,t - ~, III ~ o., th C-aooicb leso, I,
isSe. tAs . oc.oeG train from sea seyeailst
MgRRiYAA' A M 9. % VIA A7i ' a.S .Ss y aT " ''
Remains a.r.el At iiHsials' n i -Ji alt
MASs-on M'aas ro7s. NJ at Milton. uis'F Co.. s''rof''
Rye sna ieris are 1te 70 attend her funeral wednesday
,, ,ter@oSs S 4 < g's. Ssl:,, at her, her, % oS5 'a''
mACrONOUGH-o7 Ffa', Asrl e. ams' l. s'do'''sh aga
years months sUd 4ass =. 81. .,.-.,x 49,
The rtves enis " th- ts and te hsre fr,'einv ~
sefersl attend bi t.n~isi -s
f,..tenee No 81 On hartf VIC
4 III irs, O'Clock HrJ ~ ha-ioleoh rt "i 800, -
amen ler Of ConcOa4- LO-ge % o. 0tfA~''ii--H ' "
Dove lodge No 5, ,0ilietnoni - . 49,. -.
Plata A. wilton Conn on sunday Apui@ DAVID Pi'i' The
13th year 0i hissga b., .ba ve.,,n O.arA
Prperrl On We l7r.41y. 81 n ron ,l5 .'H ''
Iran, tor Eo--aA .esy8 -aFca lipo a. o --' - IA
-, g. ~ = q, \ J. 90 le 30h u.t. MABEL Lincoln.
FAGsln Ss.i .. seogr sad Esiy Frauces Eage ssed 10
o r ro-.sr Arr 90 Of p'raysi' c'gt Lavreao"
Sneen m ne l, 81 ~ M s-e Invited attend bis funeral
ne .. r. esee sn-sIs L.nding' on Foessy MAZE
ipm -. - ~ 81, a.. -sfl.,,. of h.,
VIZ, IN =. sBc .. Nag c, n j. Anul' b OILY d@silef
lucir -, Yt b. W.ss.r. agel lJ l-.Is end krr3ihA
ltt ~ si 4.hls srsr rspcho inti 70 atsnd - ienefA
The isi.' Con 3rsrips. heA BupsTieE y j. % otnss
A. ~ insL st o'a.ocE D. "a
Snday Ar1 of innaHas,'oA Of the ses Gree
u e~bssr' ." s"s'A NN-
pbebe J Wouirrt .--,.-, a. ..,..t e. n.,.r.t ~.
Re'fs "a [ al oc,sek n from e residence olbef EaIo.s
80 ~. .,oCasf. blookJn
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
PERSONAL.

Mark Twain sold his interest in the Buffalo
Express to George H. sokirk, who formerly had large
amount of stock in the journal.
Thackeray's daughter though she still pre-
serves her maiden in literature, is tie wife Of
Leslie stephens late President Of the Alpine Club and
now + lt0r OF Tie COrahW Magazine.
The proposed monument to ROssini does not
seem very likely be rut The subscription flags and
drags no one except Victor Emanuel having put his
maine down for more than 10 llIt tess tlan s2Oi'
The desertion by the Due de Mouchy of his
wife the Princess Pauline Murat has compelled her 70
sell all her Jewels and the Continental Hebrews, profit
ing by her changed condition, are buying her pearls
and diamonds at the lowest rates for cash
1t is said that Queen Victoria intends to re-
side for few weeks every year her newly purchased
Irish estate in County kildare with the hope OF digil
extensively displayed by her Fcuian subjects.
Feuerbach, author of Philosophy of the
Future" sence Of Religion and other works Of wide
reputation in Germany is represented as living at Wei
mar GOethes old home, IN such poverty that ne Is SUP
ported by charitable ASSOCIATION ho Is III ~'h'"'o
health and nearly g. years old
Ii is stated that Du Chaillu, the gOrilla-hunter,
whose headquarters for some time past have been in
Nevyork is soon 70 y1s; Sweden Norway, Lapanl, aud
other byperbOrean regions TO make further explorations
ana obtain material Tor the composition oi new huFeh
turcs.
Elder Knapp, the noted reyiyalist, is exciting
a theological fever in the Of Massachusetts,. In
Pittaeld recently he ia reported 20 have advertised
That he w,rld furnish free to glory; DuJ very
few Of the unrightcous population seemed anxious 10
be dead headed on his TRAM
The Due dAumale. believed to have high
hopes OF the French crown is reported TO have an IN
come OF 2oOOOO francs per annum He Inherited his
wealth from the Due de Bourbon father Of tie famous
Due d'Engien) murdered ~ IL believed Dy AIS
Madame de Feuchers, wao. being Englsh ooa4d not n
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
THE DRAMA.
NIBLo's GARDEN-E. L. DAVENPORT.

NIBLO's GARDEN-E. L. DAVENPORT.
Edwin l.. Davenport played, last night, at
NbOs Garden, appearing as Sir Gies Or>rredeh, In the
painful though powerful drama of "a New Way to Pay
Old Debts" Tae theatcr completely filed. and
lively popular enthusiasm gave animated interest to
the occasion. Mr.. Davenport was cordially welcomed
His Sir GILES has often been In New York before
and always with admiration. He acted the part LAST
night with all the old artistic correctness and with
more than the old fire. II is eXactng and harrow
ing character and except that it affords abundant oc-
cason for explosive energy it is an ungratefu for
the artist. Sir Giles wins sympathy He is altogether
hateful But he tower of strength. in his dreadful
selfshness and maigny, and it is by power that no
conquers We speak of tro truths in speaking of these
matters. The part Il Of the oldest in which great
actors have won distinction. Mr. Davenport has made
special study Of H. aud il che best representative OF
on tho modern stage. Other artists that have seen
make more startling physical demonstrations. at certain
points; but no actor in time has given the proea-
bic natural coherent Sir GILES that Mr. Dayen-
port embodes. Lately in Philadelphia, lie played
this part twenty-nine times in almost uninterrupted
succession to crowded houses The Is natural
Last nights performance riveed the attention Of the
large audience and evoked frequent and hearty mani
festations OF enthusiastic admiration. Possibly an
assemblage Of Americans mast need sympahize with
man who embodes worldly success. No asseinbage at
any rate could fail TO admire work Of vital with
intellectual and physical fire. and perfectly natural in
form At several points the applause was VocierouS'
and the actor called out at the end Of the last act
Mrs Farren played Lady AHirorth. Mr. C. r. Thorne,Jr
appeared as WebJr, The Justice Greedy was Mr. John
Jack; the MarrdH Mr.. Morton. To night Mr.. Daven-
port may he seen as Jacques, in AS You Like It. We
observe that Mr. Jem Mace, the pugist l. to appear
also as charles Ge Wrestler. Nh ThoIue viii enact
Orlando and Miss Rose Evans R0SdliHd
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
PENNSYLVANIA.

ADFAD-IOCK A IN THE LEGIsLATURE-THE DEMO
CRATs CHARGED WITH BREACH OF FAITH.
HARRIsBURG. May 1.-The House of Repre-
sepatiyes took decided stand tonight in the matter OF
transaetiDg business The Senate for months had re.
fused 10 pass bills either general or local. IL original
ing I'm the House Of Representatives. The first excuse
for this course was that the House had not acted
on the senate bin for the apportionment of the Com
mouyyealth for state Senators and Representatives,.
The House passed 81 hin on the subject perfectly
satisfactory 10 the majority Of the Democrats In both
branches and the act In the hands OF the Gov
ernor for his action The Senate then resumed business
hut instead Of acting i'll good faith, took up ana acted
on Senate bills exclusively leaving the House Ds IN
touched including the General Appropr ion' Cohsutu
,iapal Convention and Local Action Liquor bills This
cose has been pursued for week. and instead OF
the Senate Offering 10 up the House biRs and act upon
them its Democratic majority is now threatening to re-
fuse 70 pass House propositions until majority OF the
NJ the House agrees to repeal the Registry la ",
90 FAR as IL refers TO Philadelphia. The Republican
bers OF the House adjourned the body this evening
itout nassipg bi and then held caucus, when they
o,raed not TO allow any business TO be transacted
until the Senate changed in part, at least It's present IN
l{i,r. course A Committee OF five was appointed to
- a., address TO the people Of Pennsylvania on the
,iect The probabilities are that the Republican
iostv ~ the House will adjourn over from day to day
for ,eel or So and them If the Senate does not do
What tine Republicans Of both Houses conceive 10 Dc
so,pe mart Of It's duty, they will doubtless go nome
There 81 An Unusual number OF agents mere HUN 'No
New-York and Erie Railroad
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02

iac. pevoucn ienoiaoe The fsf
'lu0rds Gutv 1 nsr BrtWhryer m0r1
poets m that there are 20 ooi'r 20
the c0i0rs ~ the 0 pnrest
which De found on IL DARK uulaihond cave.
tU il fhe c lnis AID Bn o. Oo.onl sSA
Peru The ord he en.ad e ruby the sapphire rep en' nos
o PuasAg power o. eplme man but The chemical enias
en1rrl- n3turl
cy.c-s then Of the re-snence o, barhim ln' of hs
oi s t Ecr bu 0f The rnit,s
St.es iprets !1rng on, s. 20 quite fspoo
% ts relative The American trades OF ~ yen
P1rcns j. t the development ~ ne sfeifr
trl. Do, brought a.a BOT merely nret of of ns'
s,d EASILY ePrabie value. Bat ro greatly ncfeasca
-he inl o. decorative 'rt
cvciT Ih0D Nefars fsss n Bu'ali fl1 members
Bonan mlch what ~ shop TO-DAY Dsa IN Caigs
"a ID St. Louis vll1F zg With Cntor nyen-
ion silver sod watches with diamond lt meant o0ess
candles ari p-hnir AZ rrs 4e o. .d . tfs
s-er T. meant bracelets fe ais ud Jae hse b,hspiaie<
is meant a0rl ylgf 5ld in,o.cft ettr'asine aAy
cot n Chg divinity Of ne uo7i eEeiy ssop saea a. sTaks
AAECr. il e te attention te paic % BE- li feni oaer
Their clue' te iftf5' nd re w1I. ~ BSlst he ms .s
lectc for brute much - for perfection en sud
color srt bu areg r p,, an~ 10 20 lF. 9 20 tetn
'b cultivated Of their cusfnuersthese ~ near VIZ
to ft Of srAan MAhcrs n the ie prog res = Ataens.s
To with the eice nf 5 trade a. uHieis ool - 70
fnd ll al he leStEsasLao le'o o. -s iel n We aLsaA
Fer be- gser s H. humble 'rsni o submit 'se
s Ae oyc " facts sad 10 ena7or from siuy - 'lese
attractive rss % tie love n srnfnn in - 81 - se ph
comprehension Of Sire pert which the love Of O' muse
have eel orguay gee 10 10 e lc H plens OF slmai ~
and human progress "orhL
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
LATEST SHIP NEWS.


Steamship City Of Antwerp (Br Byuop, Ir q Tse Frre
-n4oep IN ui.s - SoIn "
Teaco strong westerly win tsoG % Ts pars-d National
steamshi9 bouni 20.h lat 5fo5 lon - p, .,1 sc
ship bOun h.; 2J lag - ~ o pssei alp Sir Robert el
hence Liverpool, May L. % Mln"aA' f
from London, fof Hes lcr-. PA Wa hisei
g sar'IP cam ~ I, H,pi Apn ~ Of ~ t.a % sao ssa
slip N issour, hence 1i hsY inI, -, t,r Seu orieans
Steamship ChsTteston, BENZ
hsn, a. a'Sil MeDoen L7spa1 h2 u a'i SA'' |a
-T,s 'vh s- a. thi o. 4''
H. va Bo,'on ,5r n So Ail t'f4i '- e'' ~" " H''i
ship ieers .V. Drsvcr. 4 ar'a iH ~ -' 4'I
iron % ve pm McKrnne Mon.evoo. - o'Ja W. hfs
l. o-.irr. r.s.rl lu b- -...
rbtrn-. fI I1-as. a = 10 -... r.- p.f.I..t.,
/ siclls.-. '' '.a' x -i'''-- '' 80
~. u,~rl. Kelly. ufl,it
s.I - ,i'tts At-l h-v .1ai'a
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02

sct-. psresi Ost Dsyis. Tsw Haves.
sHEr Chas Sral11. Harvey ffo5fienee' iW n''o>e"
Ser Greene Co Tfnbei fiTic, Profi4sIce.
schr hafcr Howard, NoINsB.
3ir D, sd felsOa, Spu'wcll Pg-tcfef,ef
sesr Eelsoa Hsrvey. Fru.s Pfs sTfcfoe
nntf lesef ht'er. Arroii. Glrtilnl, t11s
achf Geo iosy,kss Racssa Neva'iayes.
schr Geo ". Prruel. N'f7r, Stslal9,t
Sehf fargs'ucs, Davis So Her. ..
Scar Velorp-1c Ilrtsoa. srsIiiven
sctr = q. fyrr cr Ne.lr lar ~.
schr. Belle Pssk fYery. Fev.fsador
aehr Ngruu Bake, Mc sey. Vnsi Hsvcn.
noh- J. r. Borien Hsdsfi Fel Rr-r
Sahr Loon, Joansya. rlvTGsace.
c'r = IT, " t'aes, Ifrrpsra, Wsrs5s1
off fiqenee AsJo ila. Itor4son, 9Th lima 70 msstss
scht y y b. 90. Cggi Raeii,ad. vh I've 70 mv,s1.
schf Lohei fgT9H Witt frF Haven 70, Philadelphia
bchL J. O. Wortliaz1D. Wen;voTta PsoyiJsIoA
BELOW.
ShT S Poh-- Peel i-rai frs Iosoa n;se ~
10 0rnns1 AiS,gra 60 was sposS gsy % Eostak
Big drh1 4re'nan ha.fr from Cas-suaa
Brig Rarcn, spencer, f,on asgua
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sA~ FRsvcfsro MAJ THE firvuouot N- md barb
heunnsTorh C-sie from Liverpool h- arre She i1 Conc. h~
sstI t'r Hs1i9rk ts4 bsr, i T. AsuTy sr Yap.rss
GrhELEfros. T. G.. MY lSsel hrg WLtssm ~ HiHrgtcr-
,t0ass dlsEo., A4y -Issd ~ iSr Baltimore. shH Jse
"eherei. from H,sdsIss
FOREIGN PORTS.
bRzr. Nay iThr h9 lercI Csp DeIre iroa Ssu.foSs
A.ih ~ or Tei 1t l-est AZ O. otia-k i.
Ss hay 1.-The 5.ssBsap &ols'ss. IRON Liverpool, arrived
MEMORANDA.
Il .hp Fsa1Es for WH1gon, \. c.. reported E saot'es
~ i Narcel lIal As7csi si,al rea3-IeShoru March
ron t'se As. With rds % order; vessel 70 ruasa. Bdys
31 li Dnbr,ilsI Assch la since hai 6ae we-iber
D'ctgaaB t1o. % bsi9Iel
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
A RAID ON LOW DEN8 IN THE EIGHTH WARD.

4 IAID DN 10" DI-.'o ~ 1II@ III "
Capt. Mcdonnell and squad OF Ponce OF
the gbth Precinct, armed with warrants issued by
Justice sbandev made a descent last evening six
OF the worst houses Of prostitution Ia the Eighth ward
and arrested the nmate So in nUInbor Of both sexes
on the way to the Prnce-st Police station with two
Girl, i'm charge Pdr0uGI James Stewart Was seJ llO
hv Edward MYERS and Alexander Mcintosh, and
severely beaten. Drawing ms cilb' the oihceI
soon broucnts his aSsailtnts 10 terms, ana
marched them TO the station. Myers received one
very serious scalp-wOuni. The following are the mum
b-rs of tine houses ard the names OF the ropncos no
and Francis Williams No. J.. Greenes james WOODS
M IN Greene-,t Penny Reilley; No. l75 Greene-s,
soDba SchOnherg All the propret0rs VeTo secured eX
cept the woman BarmOTe. She was absent Wheh lL5
oil ar, entered. All the prisoners were locked Up anu
vii he taken before Justice Shaudley this morning.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
STRIKE or THE YoRKVHLE QUARRTMEN.

TWO UTrSpRED MEN STOP WORK-ATIENPTS 10
COERCE OTHERS.
A strike occurred yesterday in 1orky1le ana
vicinity among the quarrymen ana aborers with Whom
striks every spring has become chronic ahhr' HI
te before noon the engaged In the various quar-
res in the neighborhoOd OF Ninety-sixthst, stopped
work and assembled Thrdave. Their ranks
r an Omepted from the Iaborers engaged in cutting
NnetvsiIth-st through from Third-aye to Madlsonave'
rpt ahout 100 men had assembled All were cLiInorOus
tr An increase OF wages the quarrymen demanding 9h
advance from s. IS to s. so per day, and the aborer'
~ % t 81 25 per day The gang then passed down the
avenue and across seyentyhth-st 10 Avenue A. where
nun,ber Of men engaged a sewer were compelled to
- ont The party then returned 10
,htrd ava down which il. began ns march.
a, The corner OF eventy-third-st. the stri-
,ors aiacoyered O number Of men engaged
q, e,cavatng cellars and compelled them also TO cease
81 The crowd then proceeded down to Sixty si1th-st,
her II crossed to secOndaye. thence down " Forty
,h,h a across TO Frstaye and down to Fortyfourth-
- .he,e the gang which had then increased to over
600 man uas dispersed at 3I5 p M. by detachment OF
,.a ,nder Capt. Gunner VI the Nineteenth Precinct
~ olence had been used upon any one TO compel him
~ ~ 49,, ont hut the gang carried clubs which were
aOurished in q fierce manner
co., nci,9 dispersed, a considerable party OF the
strikers started for the west slde saying ta' they pro
'o.ad 70 compel the quarrymen in the Twentysecond
~ =. cease from work. Information OF the
81. was AT once forwarded To Superintendent
Iyotso at Police Headquarters, and he sent out a
-, alarm TO all tho precincts on the weot side TO
Jan sharp lookout FOR the strikers, and report to
hi,n when they made their appearance. Capt. killea
., rho Twenty second Precinct Was especially directed
- ep bis men on the alert and De ready TO move at
,,,ment, notice Reserves ilom .be 5sxSsata aud
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
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