Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-29
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Our New York Dispatches.
Cigar Makers In TrOubIe-9O, 900 sHs-
kcis Of Peaches-ThOsc City Accounts,
NEW YoRK, July IS

New YORK, July %.
Haymakers, ten; 0lympics, six.
Ninety thousand baskets of peaches arrived in
this city from Delaware to-day.
A new morning republican paper is to be
started with 81 ,0000 900 capital
The papers consider Judge Bachlord's dcci-
sion rs surrender to the Erie ring.
A truckman was fined S25 yesterday for de-
tanning Others in a street eighteen minutes.
The mayor and controller say that the city
accounts, which will make volume of eight
hundred pages, will probably be published next
Friday.
The railroad officials, srable men and viter-
nary surgeons state that the new horse disease,
which caused so much fatality during the past
two months, is decreasing, and the city will
be entirely free from it in a few weeks.
magnificent sword, subscribed by the French
citizens of New York, is now on exhibition here.
1t is to'be sent to Gen. Uhlrich, the defender of
Strasbourg, tomorrow. The scabbard is silver,
and it has pure gold hilt. The blade bears the
inscription, in French, "The French of New
York to General Uhlrich."
The schooner reported by schooner Burdett
Hart as off Barnegat, on the 25th inst, cap
sized, was the schooner Isaac Hnckley, Captain
John Randolph, from James river, Va, with a
cargo of pine wood, for this port. Schooner
RoXanna johnson, this port, was in company
with her on Monday oath. As no word has
been received from her since, it is supposed her
captain and crew are lost.
Between twelve and one o'clock this morning,
the dry goods store of Reading Heydecker, SIS
Broadway, was discovered to have been entered
by burglars. The front door had been broken
down by iimmies, and the thieves ransacked
the entire premises. Lace curtains and en-
0roidery were strewn all over the floor, and a
large quantity of valuable goods are missing.
The music store of Booze & Co., in the same
building, was also entered and robbed. The
burglars escaped.
The agent of the Havana association of cigar
manufacturers, representing S60,000,000 capital,
is now IN this city, procuring evidence against
domestic manufacturers, who offer and sell their
own goods as imported brands. Some of the
guilty parties have been discovered, and injunc-
tons will be sought from United States courts
compelling them TO cease the fraudulent bust
ness, unless they do so voluntarily. The penal
ty for emitting to stamp each box of cigars with
the name OF the manufacturer is $50 in each case.
1t is said that half of the cigars sold as genuine
Hayanas are manufactured in this city, and that
parties suspected will resist interference with the
business.
The Tribune of tomorrow will say: The Gin
surrection of capitalists" as the movement to
resist further payments to Tammauy has been
called, is rapidly assuming large proportions
Two movements are in progress. One consists
of combination of property owners, resident
in New York city, about one thousand of whom
it is stated, have signed an agreement to resist
the collection of taxes by the city and county
officials until showing Of the books has been
compelled
Paper was actively circulated in Wall street
yesterday. Even the most conservative capi-
talists indicate their dissemination 10 support
the movement, provided it he made general, as
it now appears likely to become. Meanwhile,
those doing business in New York, but residing
in New jersey, are stirring, aHd contemplate a
flank movement in the United States court.
The Italian citizens have fixed on August 25th
as the date of the celebration of the entry of
Victor Emanuel into Rome. Several meetings
have been held for raising the necessary funds,
and general committee has now been appoint
ed, composed of the most prominent Italian
residents in New York. 1t is yet doubtful if
there will be street parade. The programme
includes a jubilee at JONES' Woods, where ma
tional hymns will be sung and patriotic speeches
will be made. Resolutions will also be
read praiSing the patriotism of Victor
Emanuel, Garibaldi, Mazzini and other
Italian heroes. These will be engrossed and af-
forwards sent through the Italian minister at
Washington to the government at Rome. Fears
are entertained that if parade be decided on an
opposition will be met from Irish citizens, who
might regard the celebration as a rejoicing of
the loss of sovereignty of the holy see. dele
CATION of Italians will shortly wait on the
mayor with reference TO the matter. 1t is cal
culated that the procession will comprise several
thousand, and will start at an early hour, taking
down route, should the mayor signify his in
tention to review it, through the City Hall park,
thence up Broadway and up town again to the
steamboat, where they will embark for
some grove engaged by the committee.