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or or TIE BfSTILE.
The Release of Prisoners who Have Bee
Held for the Crime Of Poverty.

The Release of Prisoners who Have Been
Held for the Crime Of Poverty.
John Tully, young man of good char
acter and reputable business, had the mlsfor-
tune IN juno last to be suspected Of knowing
who killed Mr.. August Brown, on Division
street, near Attorney, while Mr.. Brown was
going home with his wife from theatre. Re
cause he was suspected OF such knowledge, arl
owned unncumhered real estate he was I'M
prisuned in the House OF Detention on a COM
mitment from Coroner Young
MT. Iully was accidentally In the neighbour God
when Mr.. Brown vas murdered, and he told all
he knew about II I'm the preliminary exam ina
ton Of John smith, who Is accused of the muir
der. But Iulys list Of friends did not include
2rreltahle real estate holders, and he was there
fore incarcerated. with him al tho time were
Two young men, brothers, named Allison. They
could not give tho requisite security for their
appearance as witnesses at the trial, and were
locked up with Iuly but they had friends out
side who retained Counsellor John o. Mott Of
~ broadway, and he discovered defect I'm the
mlttlmus which he made the basis ~ a hIhtiS
corpus writ thar resulted in the svharge of the
Yesterdny Tulys friends also ava.lod tbcm-
selves OF Mr.. Motifs services. and under "A writ
procured by him the imprisoned witness was
decision as follows;
,Anor hearing Mr. Mott for the petitioner and q. T.
steNart AssistNnt District Attarutv I hold t.st me
commitment returned is tusuih, lent 20 Justify the FUR.
d delegation OF L1 Wli-gss, md sa.. W.t 81 .Nu
Tally, Is discharged.
II isa startling fact that the commitments OF
inc Alllsons and ~ FULLY are precisely similar in
terms To tue wrts ON which the wtnossel in the
stokes case are confined. and, indcpI about
half the inmates OF the House OF Detention
waters te as ,s sIb%u bSs iSsS sht 70 drink
n'thlng which should debar them from Joining
NNCDluer hdchett in his rural retreat.
The sun., 1872-08-29
Henry Stanley and Louis Noe,

The Erening Mail calls LOUIS Noe an
"impostor." and asserts that he has "imi-
tated the handwriting Of the LIVINGSTONE
letter which was autographed for the
Herald, and produced the letter which is
autographed for THE SUN" Says the
Mdt, alt remains 10 be seen whether IL is
not THE SUN that has been the victim.
We cannot ut present help thinking that
this is the case"
II LoUIs Noe could forge a copy OF the
Lerdnt Herald OF 1865, or SrANLEY's Turk
ish passport, or four photographs OF HENRY
STANLEY from boyhood up 10 the time of
his AbySsinian tour or nearly thirty letters
from STANLEY to various persons, since the
Herald lithograph was printed, one might
reasonably suppose that he could "producc
the letter which is Autographed FOR TuE
sun"
STANLEY may have found LIvINGsroNE,
but the facts are against him. NoE's story
speaks for itself II is easy to ascertain
whether il is true or false. lie mentions
dates, men, and vessels. All that THE SUN
aims at is 10 spread the evidence on
both sides before the world, ana let the
people judge for themselves.
The sun., 1872-08-29
urI

fr0r ne Troy Pres
We were shown yesterday by Gen. Kill
patrick letter addressed to him by the Hon
William II. Seward, which completely e1oner-
ates the General from tho charge recently made
by the Neic York TtmCs. We are requested TO
publish the letter in full. It Is as follows:
AUBURN, Aug. 90 ls52
MY DEAR GENERAL: You err in supposing
that newspaper reports pre- Judicial to your char
acter and fame while In your mission TO Chill
have arrested my attention.
In my retirement here have heen quite alb
your letter that any question Is raised about the
propriety OF your appointment TO that mission.
However that may be, II xiv a. me great pleasure
to say that the appointment not solicited
by you, but was rendered by myself, while YOU
were yet In the army, after fun consultation
with the Secretary Of War and the approval Of
the President.
You bring 90 my notice that you are now
charged with having taken with you To Chill an
improper character and introduced her into
society there. l RENE emheT that such allegation
was brought TO the notice Of the Department. OF
state, and that directed an inquiry TO be IT ade
IN some shape concerning n, but in what rartic-
ular way do not now recall. The result, how
ever, was such as to convince the Department OF
state and the President that the charge was un-
founded. But the records and documents OF
the inquiry, like all Others regarding your mis-
sion TO Chill, remain in the archives OF the De-
partment OF state. Having no copies OF them
near nc, can OF course only give my personal
recollection, but do not now recall any matter
IN which you failed 10 receive the approval and
commendation OF the President while occupy-
inc the mission referred 10.
. ' efN truly yours, WILLIAM VI. SEWARD,
TO Gen. JtpsoN hltPATRiCK, Burlington, VI.
The sun., 1872-08-29

The Spanish Casino Of Havana has at last
got its deserts. This political club rs our
readers are aware, Is composed of the
slave traders and ultra conservatives
OF Havana-nen who are determined that,
ut any cost of life or money, slavery and
the slave trade shall be preserved there.
These people have for four years managed
to deludo Spain, or otherwise TO induce
Spanish Cabinets TO send army after army
to Cuba, in the belief that by one effort
more the Cuban revolution could be sup
pressSf. In reality the Casino cares
nothing for the immediate suppression OF
tho patriots. What really concerns its
members is that Spain shall continue TO
pour forth her soldiers to reprcss the in-
surrection and prevent IL from spreading
into the Western Department. The Cen
trail nndsEas'orn provinces ot the island
have long since ceased TO produce crops !;
but the West is still rich and fertile.
y few days ago the Casino received u re-
ply from Madrid, TO demand which had
been made for more troops, couchcd sub
stantially in the following laconio terms
Spain can send no more soldiers to Cuba.
II you wish to preserve the national integ-
rity, compel the volunteers to take the
field"
or course this settles the question; for
the remedy suggested is utterly impnctl-
cnblp
The sun., 1872-08-29
Is Cnrtin for GrnntI

The Herald Of yesterday publishes in It's
Washington correspondence Tumor that
Gov. CURTIN has aYowcd himself in favor
nfreGlecting GRANT, and VIII make speeches
in that behalf during the campaign. This
accords with preyiousreports,a and especial
~ with the positive statement which ap-
peared in the Stdd,s-Zeitun1 some weeks
before Mr. CURTIS returned from Europe;
and although it may be n mistake the
probability now is that CURTIN will In due
time come out in favor Of the Present
Taker.
If he should finally DO this We trust that,
for the sake Of his own reputation, GOV.
CURTIN win at the same time emphatically
disclaim all connection with the most
notorious representative OF Grantism in
Pennsylvania, the member Of the GRANT
National Committee for that State. This
person has publicly avowed in an ani-
davit that he is the author Of the following
letter:
"TREA'uRT DEriETaEST og PEyyssyyLy, ,.SrA,}
fongR AaST we Il gs b no yoa 55 y
Put lin ihrough as YOU would me- lie understaais
ADDITION aIHaion, aud silence. ours, @, ,.-
ITO TITAN J, CoFFEY, Esq, Washington, b. C."
I'm this letter the writer w. II, KEMBLE,
proclaims the same principle that all
thieves, burglars, and pickpockets proceed
upon. There is no scoundrcl in any state
prison who does not hold this principle and
act upon it in the commission of his crimes ;
and there is no corrubter OF morals, no
teacher Of robbery ana plunder, no FAGIN,
who does not begin 10y mculcating upon his
The sun., 1872-08-29

pupils In shame the doctrine Of addition,
division, and silence. ~
II Gov. CURTIN should join the Reform
party who labor for the election of HORACE
GREELEY that fact alone will be sufficient,
and there will be no occasion for him to give
evidence that he is opposed to this robbers
theory; but If he casts in his fortunes with
GRANT and with the party of Addition,
Division, and Silence, he must, in self-rc-
spect and out Of regard to the preservation
OF an honored name among his fellow
citizens, emphntically and specifically
disclaim, repudiate, and donounce Will
LIAM III. KEMBIE of Philadelphia and his
infamous doctrine.
The sun., 1872-08-29

why Doesn't Mr.. Murphy Pay His Debts,
T5 ft. ~.

SIR: was standing at Houston and Greene
streets one evening last week with a few friends
aada stranger approached anl asked me whether I
wanted TO 20 10 picnic and nye dollars lie told
me to fetch as many more as l wanted, and they too
would get i've dollars apiece agreed 20 meet him on
the same corner next evening, with all my friends.
was there with nine other young fellows This man put
~ an appearance at the appointed time and he took
al into bar room, near by where he treated several
times. he then bid us be ffltud Of Tom Murphy
and that Tom had given him one hundred dollars 10
give 20 the boys 20 TO the printers pcuic IA Joness
Wood last SATURDAY. and cheer for Grant when Greeley
was speaAlng lie gave US two dollars apiece that
evening, and promised 70 meet US the night after me
picnic a4d give Us The rest Accordingly, we went 10
Iuucss NoOd and Chetred Tor Grant all we could when
tretley was speaking until one or two Of got heads
nut on us by Greeley friends which made the rect OF
us smut mp quick. Now, sir, have been looking for
9ls man ever since to get our money. and can't nnd
NM lie dld not meet Us according to promise the ngh
alter Would N be any use for us o. ask MURPHY for Il
- OAE oF InE EGGuTu NAE. LCYs.
The sun., 1872-08-29
Ye.frrday's Yacht Rucr,

A race was sailed yesterday by the cabin sloop
yachts Lotte u. and Sophia and tie Laync and Vcst
Of the Union Yacht Club L. At the last regatta Of hs
club the Lottie b. and vcsts awarded the cham
pion naes IN their classes against tho protest Of tie
owners Of the Sophia and Laync To settle the dispute
the was sailed again over course FOR the Llyne
And Nesta n m the cuh huusa, Unlonyllle 10 ug
sNash buoy thence 20 the anu spar buoy on Cones
Island Poiut, ami rppeat-twcuty miles. The IUtte
gave hcr ag aud the sophia walked over the cours
lor her cass 10 the Lghtshp and back with her blue
nsh lines out.
The Lavne and Vesta had nylng start crossing tho
dore speirs yacht had an ium nee su OF racing saf
made for the occasion and the wlhd being light from
the southwest she easily walked away from the Vesta
which needed stin breeze The after, after going
the once withdrew and the Iayne arrived
home and won the whip at $3.50 grand champagne
chowder wound up the proceeding the chowdcr being
specially prepared by Commodore BAtesH nieCes tAa
bellies u unlOuVlle.
As the chowder was being consumed the yachts Dar'
Capt Rush) and Emily capt Sweeney arrived from
slreNsburJ river having had race across the lowet
bay for basket Of champaIue 1he Dart won by .
minute n
The sun., 1872-08-29
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND THERE ny THP
SUN'S REPORTERS.
Capture ofa Noted Burgiar-Ishe One Of tn 9
Baltimore Bank Robberst

Capture ofa Noted BurgIar-Ishe One Of the
baltimore Bank Robberst
About three months ago the Palisade Noun
tain House robbed Of property valued at t0 Tho
proprietors OF the hotel engaged Detective William
Mills of the Hactensack Protective Association TO cap.
ture the burglar colored servant George ssun.
ders who had lived In tlmra under the name Of ROOt.
Maxwell was suspected Saunders remained at the no.
te several days after the robbery and then appcared.
Day before yesterday he returned the Mountain House,
aud quarreled wit servant, upon whom he drew
siyermounted revolver. Detective NJ MlA heard ~ the
occurrence. and obtained accurate description Qfhd
weapon, which corrsponded exactly with that Of ond
The detective trsced Saunders TO the Communipaw
ferry and arrested him, on his person Ave $50 United
states bonds found and about !; 0n In notes Of
the State Bank OF Maryland. in valise which ne car
RED number Of drills found, and various Other
buresrs Instruments which led the detective TO think
he had probably captured bigger game than he had
hunted for. In the Vase was also found letter dt
rected to Robert Maxwell, from hmira to BALTIMORE
on the strength Of this Detective MUS telcgraphed 10
the Chief Of Police, who replied, asking him TO hold
Saunders. as he was wanted for Cecil county hank
Saunders 4. tall .nd portly with deep scsr over hi
right eye, which renders his identification lie
The Cecii BsnE robbery was committed on the ist Of
June and Saunders II 10 said, acknowledges that he
In that county at that time He IL possibly an old and
vel-known cracksmsn, and may probably throw some
ght the mysterious Baltimore bank robbery. He
locked up In the Hackensack jan.
The sun., 1872-08-29
New jersey Commuters about TO Flight thu
Dock Comm ssion,

Tho Dock Commissioners on Aug Is ordered
that all the oyster boats lying tho North River side,
south OF certain line should be removed. This hi-
cluded the twentyseyen oyster boats at The foot o
Christopher street aud at Washington Market Fol
some unknown reason the oyster boats at the foot of
Christopher street have been granted the privilege Of
remaining. but tho only boat near the washington Mar
ket owned by Hugh Coffee, has been driven away,
Coffee appears, got privilege TO occupy the private
slip belonging to the stevens estate OF Hobokcn, all
Joining the Hohogen ferry, which the city have no
control. He carried Wholesale and retail trade.
Yesterday posse Of police made their appearance,
with ares bars, to cut away the boat, and Mr. COf
fee had t1 be turned out into the river Tho question
Of the right OF the Commissioners over private nrop
erty one which q seems may be an Interesting matt
for the courts. Mr. COneos boat has been a great
commodation 10 those residing In New Jersey and the
patrons OF the Morris and ESSEX Railroad nteId to
monstrate against tho action Of the Comm ssioncr
Mr. shipDen, agent for the stevens estate states thai
the slip which II known the Rodgers slip, has been 10
their exclusive possession for years, and one has
heretofore dared to trespass upon IT,
The sun., 1872-08-29
Mrs. ,IcIutyre's AlImony.

Charles Mcintyre, a wealthy resident Of this
city, was married to his wife Catharne a little over
year ago, she being then but seventeen years OF age.
Last February she learned that he had been unfthfuI
TO his marital VOWS she therenpon abandoned him and
began sction for divorce, WHICH tried before
referee, who reported In favor OF the wife.
Mr.. Mcintyre at that time was the owner OF largo
amount of real estate IN this city and
and profitable business. At the beginning of thd
divorce proceedings he suspended business and
ferred all his property to his brother Ostenshy
cure the payment q alleged debts though IN fact
the payment Of almony to his wife.
The case was before Judge Loew yesterday on q mo.
tion the part of the wife for amOnv, The Court,
after hearing argument Of counsel took the papers ~
scrYilg his decision.
The sun., 1872-08-29

dclphia Convention, will tell the people
how the carpet-baggers carried North Car
olina for CALDWELL; and Gen. B. f. Bur
LER, who hates BLAINE as heartily US he
dcspises GRANT, will fire "A few shots on his
own private account.
Such is the present aspect of this furi-
ously fought field Though our hopes are
not as ardent us our wishes, we shall not
be surprised If our friends win the victory
thpV So much deseryp.
The sun., 1872-08-29
The New Tammany Han Democracy.

meeting OF the New Tammany Hall Democ-
racy Vas held last evening In Masonic HsU Mr. Jacob
Cohen IN the chair The u the Organization was
changed to the National Democratic Reform Asso,ia.
ton. Mr.. Cohen made speech denouncing the cor.
ruptiQns OF Grants Administration. He desired his
ilehas IN california TO know that he supported DR..
NFrtlrN. MI, tOhtn also suggested union Win the
Dem9cIauc Reform Association u which Eccor ler
Smlh Is CHAIRMAN, which, he thought, would make
hetn the strongest uody In the city ~ New York The
that was authorized 70 appoiut Hcomnitee twenty
one 70 conIer with other Reform organizations Nj.
Cohen sad that New Iamnany VIII have boxes In All
parts of the city aud run ticket Of their own They
nave candi dates ready for every oCe from prCs
for MAYOR ' N'"'N
The sun., 1872-08-29

Every few weeks we see in the public
prints notices u some now process oi invention
which Is certain 10 reyo!utuni2e the iron trade.
II these new methods had achieved half that
has been predicted for them the trade would
have been reyolutonized TO the point of demor-
azatlon long ago. The last movement I'm a
revolutionary direction has been the organl4a-
ton Of joint-stock company in Titusvl.c 20
manufacture iron with petroleum as fuel in
stead Of coal. Iron smc!ted with petroleum
for fuel in st. Louis has shown considerable
saving in cost while the iron produced has been
Of superior quality. 1t is thought that refuse
matter from the crude oil, which Is now cOnsld-
cred as almost worthless, will be as available for
fuel the oil itself, and that great saving Will
he effected here The oil mon II Pennsylvania
have recently formed a combination and de-
Nlscd an agreement not 10 sink any new wells
for six months after Sept /, as the market is
pm,'A.t o,,rst0cked Just now, and what with
checking production and rcyolutlun2lng the
ron trade they certainly ought TO succeed m
keeping up r'cos.
The sun., 1872-08-29
A Fulton Street Trademark First Expert
..I.ra A M strnnI G.LInInn Tu hIc-

Daniel Lahey OF li5 Fulton street sent q
trusted clerk to the Nassau Bank to deposit $3.50 in
and ESQ in checks. but the clerk went to Charlie
Abelt gambling rooms In Ann street. and lost t2e1
Then he returned to Mr. Lahey and his error
and Mr. Lahey hurrying to Ates rlace told him that
he Was no better than thief. MI. Lahey Continued
" II you don't return that money III have the police
break up this den aud III prosecute you the bittI
end" Thereat the gambler offered to return $40 ia
cash in greenbscks and 800 IA checks Mfr. LAhey Al
nrtt secuted this proposition but finally accepted ths
terms. lie nouey was counted out and with the 40
in checks Mr. lahey, for the nrgt time In his life sal
down az the eamine table. He srCse an hour afcrwai
the asfonished winner OF $50. ALc hAI not beer
prosecuted. -
The sun., 1872-08-29
Launch of the japanese War Vessel "a
Hrooklyu.

The Japanese steamer Capron was launched
yesterday afternoon from the foot OF Bridge street
Brooklyn Invitations sent out for 800 p. NJ. A.
the appointed time some 800 or 1000 gentlemen and
ladies gathered In and near C. 4 X. Poon's ship
yards but they told that the vessel would not he
launched for an hour two At this the spectatOTt
dispersed.
The vessei was launched at I'VE o'clock and as shd
shot into the knocked OFF the ngurehead OF ths
East lndls packctship James Sheppard as she was sa
ing down.
The apron has been made order Of the japanese
Governnent. The following Is h y dimensions Length
Of keel rs feet elgth Of beam - feet depth OF hold
II feet. she IL 10 bgpropelsd by screw aud VIZ hs,s
schooner rigging. The boiler and engine Will be FUR
nished by Delalnater Brothers.
The sun., 1872-08-29

Coroner Schrmer yesterday con'udnd tho
nvestgaton n the case of tNe body ofthe infant ad
IN tho cellar Of . Commerce street, with p.'gc yt
calico wound tightly around It's thrlat. severn. WIFE
hesstA WtreoNamincd without chcitus any ~ un" i'
VItAr up the lyst ry. The Jury returned ono f|. Ft
verdict Tie chd came 10 its death FROM 'el.. ,'-
knoWn 10 us and we furthermore eNNrrrafe u"srIhIa
her"
The sun., 1872-08-29
Death Rather than Possible De.titurIon.

John Burch, slNty-seyen years old, who lived
90 Mangn street Delaney, shot and killed h.nsef
yesterday morning. Hurch had been ten months night
watchman for John Kurstencr, 80 and q Goerck T.
About II o'clock on Tuesday night burstcncr found
Burch asleep In the once and discharged him, bur 90
request allowed him 70 remain In tle office uli.l 20
neat morning, The proprietor remained about .h1
building unt O'Clock yesterday morning, AID g.. u
went home, returning at o'clock.
on entering the onCe, he Burch slttng IN Cali-
dead. bullet wound was found near hls heart. leo
letters gave AS his reason for selflrstruouu That
preferred death to hegcAry He rcluus led ..,l
by the side uf his children.
N4rCha " dow Is sixty eight years Old. SAG b. Ia
guf lrf. q
The sun., 1872-08-29
A New Bishop Acros, the River.

II is said on clerical authority that tho Kew.
Father Preston, OF 81. Annes Church N this IS, has
been nominated Tor the B.shopric Of Newark, ST.,
rendered vacant by the elevation Of the Right Rev nr
Bayley TO the PIlmacy. Father Preston Ike o.. 1-w
Archbishop OF Baltimore, Was formerly member
the Episcopal church. lie and the Rev Dr. Forbes t-
braccd the Catholic fath nearly Qut trtcr of c'uiuY
ago. ana both entered The prt tsthOod. The a." Nr'"-
Olshop Hughes appointed nina tAaUg llor of tI- ID.
cpse, AN uuce which Ice aull hold. lt is tAr auth. r
several standard ttloHc works, and pg4i- It."-