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New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
PASsENGER5 ARRIVED.

PROM LTyERPOOE-Ks seqBhp CIn1fg. JOY % sisjor A.
nors, Brush Arny Capt GiieoT, r. y; ~ ~ L'tne 1r
Lei B.. T.. Wright Chas Nichols M J. aGi Mrs Thyack Pfdk
Hah g. b. Thompson Miss T0unsni, ToS Diver Brother
Farcis CsIsO Mr. Brt Gibson sad nitnt Dr. and h Wm
McCre jean Mechan H1 Mecban. Mss Annie Muroc NJ and
Mrs r. zath. Miss n A. Gibson LonQstreet N. A.
Parnone McDefmoI Brs VI = Holbr00k McDer
Nr and Mrs. Stephen Jspson Mrs Edith WLams Mp anh
Miss Aa,tin.
FROM SAv8sNAH-Tn sfsnnhip San JaeiaD Jrv 90 Capt
Net sohan. Mrs DougiAs
NeL0n Bsooss, Mss Cuskey Black Jno
Turner j. v1fe, af4 NJ e. Hunter No Tacker w.
FerL Masaer She Fsr MrN Daere hAster Faux DeReTe
weaen L. D. Iley T. Hadnal VIM heil, W o. Rsssi b. w.
Dckerson T. Muning NJ Egan a A. C.ly Nj LrFA, M Dan
bar Ms L. Geusky, Father T5nueny Mrs Ibbets, Mn Kea
dall W. A. Stiles.
FROM SAYAS8AH-In SieGmshp Montgomery. July 22-Wm-
Healey A. Bradley g. Eeksten. e. H1rEck Ms L. eppnsU
family Mrs Mcfarland and family Gardner le aud
children. H. BesAaa Gosoae, lfrs I. T. Sny Tie c.uEbt
Jos. ROseuh.iih, Z. 2 H0lcoAb
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23


COCHRANEon Sunday Jay 90 william cechrane IA the 0Sd JeAs
1"eT Eo hi, late residence Greeue place Brooklyn,
WripesiAv July % at o'clock m
pALEIa Brooklyn Tuesday July 22, Joha 500 Of James saA
Funeral from the residence Of psreO ga Hksl wenesi
the Z3l inst at 2 p. IL
GRAY-ou Tuesday Jnly 90 Thomas Gray native Of BuburE
scotland, the oOth ysar of bis age .--..,. 49,,
lis friends those respectfully invited to attend his
taers clock THURSDAY, Iay "a o hS late re.ideaes
Prnnst.. Brooklyn. Z. D.
Edinburgh. Scotland papers please eapy
MRRAY-At OswegO, ~ Y Jul 20 ID the 2lM wear OF ne age,
Mry Pmberon Youngest daughter Of tue late Hamilton Mural
formerly Of NeW-lO4A
PLArrAt Begot l.. Mo,dy Jgy 81 1873 Charles T. PlAls
7 l,t aei iouls OF the family also the members Tho
| So w. se respectfully invited attend hs funeral a
81 Tmothys Church flyseyenlhsL between hghtfs1d NnA
aves Wednesday afternoon ~ o'clock without oheroouee
oNN-Oa the 2ls. inst Catherine widow Of ne late John ona.
aed 50 years residence No 10 MulberysL hewss
RODGERS-At Nesark the l9h inst Harriet e. Rodgers SaSs
OF Tie EInus p. Rodgers, aged % yeArs. 49,,
Tie relatives aad els Invited % attend the funeral on the
P,n PressgtenAl Church Wednesday, July % a2 O'Clock
d ~. lBeFaeBl IN Evergreen Cemetery.
RiGus-ou Monday July 2l JJha w Riggs D., an e 69h JeA1
Fsne from his late residence 6J7 DeKabave Boka Tess.
day Friends OF the family invited |" a'sad WIN
further notice.
sNfTHOu Tue,y July % Of consumption JOhu RGsse second
son of Thomas n Smith Ia the 2th year o. ms axe
dence Of his p,ren 4sl DeKabve BrooEn on lh1rsiaJ s
23O O'Clock m.
sUrroN-oa Tuesday eyeung July 2s Mp Mag A. wife Oi
ThoA L. Sutton. ,,,.,--.--., a.. l.. ry.,...,..,
o'clock The remains VII "o ~AAeN " NA'N""N ~ -
for in.ermeul, Ihursl-y moI~hb'
Brookn Tuesday Jay % 1873 Peter wsls-
drh agei 81 years 49,, , ,,- r.u... q, ...t,. -. y.s
Tbusv ,g.i a,2 oeock The relatives aud ni'Sa.
are invited ~ attend.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
The GOODRICH TRAGEDY.
THE ARREST or ROSCOE DENIED.

IhE hlShfoi Of hOoCob Dibtif.D'
The Police Commissioners and the Chief OF
Police yesterday proessod entire ignorance Of tho arrest
Of man for supposed completely in tho murder OF
Charles Goodrich and the rumOr that Roscoe had Deeh
arrested and brought to Brooklyn pronounced untrue
Mary Handley. the female detective who discovered
Kate stoddards whereabouts reported 10 DO still in
the employ Of the Police Department and it is said tha
she is neither in New-York or Brooklyn. Considerable
curiosity accordingly exists concerning tho work on
which she may be now engaged. IL is Also rumored'
though with apparently little reason that the pohce
knew of Kate Stoddard's whereabouts several weeks
before they caused her arrest and that tho delay was
for the accomplishment OF purpose which Is not
stated 1t Is said that the prisoner has made porua
confession Of her guilt to who has been per
mted visit her and who is her friend 1t is rumored
that the murdered forced the prisoner 10 submit 70
abortion.
Kate stoddard was surprised and apparently rejoced
yesterday by tho arrival at Rlymond-s Jail OF ber
father, Isaac King who left his home in Plymouth
Mass, Monday morning. accompanied by his son1D'
law and o. T. Gray, attorney. who had consented 10
defend the murderess When they reached the JAN they
at conducted to the prisoners cell, although
no information had been given OF their arrival and
che, first sight supposng them TO be strangers ran
into her apartment as though determined not to he seen
But in few moments she recognized her fathers voice
and then with q glad cry of JOY she rau
up 20 him and throwing her about his neck kissed
him repeatedly, and both shed tears Mr. Gray ana tno
son-in-law left the corridor during tho lntefNe"
between Kate and her father, and occupied themselves
an interval OF several hours In making tour OF p
prison. Mr.. King had long aud earnest e0nyersauon
with his unhappy daughter, ana WHO talklnk t',,oY
walked up and the corridor. she hanging on ms
aud talking freely OF her past NE,
to NewYork CITY. lie declined to make my statement
regarding his daughter.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
,,rsrrn1ors INrrRMENrs Ar MoRnIsANIA.


DIR. Miller of Morrisania, one of the COro-
ners Of Westcheser County, received private nforma
ton several days ago the effect that child OF Mr.
and Mrs Sheridan residing in Unionave OF that town,
had died quite suddenly under suspicious circumstances
and had been inferred in the burying attached
to the Roman Catholic Church IN Eghth-st, near the
Boulevard without the previous securing OF permit
from n physeian OF Coroner required by law. Coro
ner Miller subsequently ascerained that two other in
fapts had died very suddenly, and had also hsen dis
nosed OF in the susp sious manner, and. under
tbe circumstances resolved Ipon making Isost rigid
Investigation as TO the causes Of their dsath and
,rvsterious interment. After considerable delay men
were secured TO dsinter the body OF tho child last
hned but "a applying 70 Mrs. Sheridan 70 point out
the spot where it inferred she refused 80 impart that
infornatiOn and therefore placed unGer arrest and
iorFed M 81 the Town Hall, Tor night. when she
changed her mind. and complied with the COrOners re-
ougg' aew difficulty then arose, as tie mon who had
feen engpd 20 open the grave refused to perform that
work Yesterday afternoon, however the tody WaseX-
numcd and a post mortem examination was proceeded
win bv IIr Williams, under the direction OF the Coroner.
THE stmach was removed and placed IN Jar prepara-
fnrv ~ being submitted 20 NewNOrk chemist for anal
ysis Jury vas impaneled in the case aId. after the
gLatrsis Las been completed tho inquest Wall DC con
tnuod. Meanwhile the case eXeltes much cOmmer'.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
coNn1r1oN or league ISLAND NAvY-YAPp.

PHILADELPHIA, July, 22.-The work of trans
ferrng the navyyard TO League Island is making pro-
gress Commodore Boyer Chief Of the Bureau of Yards
and Docks; Chief Naval Constructor Hanscom and
Chief Engineer Wood OF the Bureau of Steam Engineer
ing had made repeated visits to the island, looking
after the work that comes under their special super
vision. Fifteen monitors now lie in the back channel
and two on the Delaware side The Nahant is repairing
at Chester. Tie foundations for the yards docks and
stOrehouse well advanced, and the brick walls Of
the building will be commenced. The piing for
the foundation Of the construction building viii be com
menced shortly. The gun-park is nearly Completed and
down. The guns placed position as fast as they
are brought. The anChOr-raoks VIII be up very sOOn
and in August the anchors will be moved from the Phil
adephia yard aud put up in their places. Broad-st ON
the island, will be 125 feet wide. Ihe grading wiz be
commenced this Fail. The work OF dredging the chan
ncls and filing up the island is making little progress
for want Of funds. The appropriation Is nearly
pended aud the work will be stopped until another
year The dry-dOck sold April a. has not been removed
yet.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
AN EXTENSIVE HARLEM BURGLARY.

The residences of Henry Genet and Detective
Thomas Sampson, at Harlem, were robbed last week.
unknown to the police authorities OF the precinct III
which the gentlemen live. On Thursday, during the alb
seDce OF Mr. and Mrs Genet, safe containing guam
titv Of siyerware and jewels ransacked and 5000
worth OF property taken therefrom including diamond
brooch valued $500 The key of the safe in It's
usual place, the greater part Of tho contents OF
which we're undsturbed. The case was given
TO Detective Sampson, who made an inyes-
cation which resulted In tho arrest OF
one OF the servants On the following day the house OF
detective Sampson was robbed the thieves taking about
5000 worth Of property while the family were absent
detectives Bennett and Golden were then detailed 20
te charge OF Genet robbery, and IL was discovered
that the thieves had bTOkeu into an unOccupled house IN
inc same block, by of which they gained access
IN the roof Walking the intervening houses they
reached that Of Mr. GeEet when they forced the scue
open aud secured their booty The servant was dis
charged, aud the robbers remain at liberty.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23

aside without particular attention Finally. however,
the warnings becoming frequent and positive they
consulted Capt Irving OF the Central Detective 0cc,
ana Detectives Tley and Heidelberg detailed TO
make an Investigation The detectives quickly disoov
sred that tho letters correct, and yester-
Gay noon, while BENJAMIN NJ. Noe OF East
Ms,ew-fork. and Henry Schroeder Of West
tiopoken, two OF the cutters, were leaving the
building to TO dinner they arrested by the DE-
teolves and several pieces OF valuable cloth found
secreted about their persons Subsequently the detec
ufss arrested Henry Kraus Of Ffh-s August Scbneue
9i NO lB ChristiC-St, John Schmidt OF No. 423 West
roryilrstst, and Henry Kerns OF No % Delaney ST.,
also CUTTERS ut whose homes there found general
assortment OF cloth, &c. alleged 10 have been stolen
rom ther employers. The prisoners all locked up
AT fOIce Headquarters The rObberes believed to
amount to several thousand dollars. Goods worth
s'W nave already been recovered by the detectives.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
THE NEW-YORK MUSEUM OF NATURAL
HISTORY.


WORK ON THE NEW BUILDING TO DE BEGUN AT
oSCE-AN INCREASING INTEREST IN TIE COL
LECTIoNs.
work on the building for the New-York
museum OF Natural History ia TO be resumed. the blast
ing and excavation having been begun last Fall BIDS
Tor The work opened in March, but under the
charter and In with the reorganization Of the
Park Department, several questions up which pre-
vented the awarding Of contracts The decision Of the
corporation counsel been that bids opened before
the signing OF the charter could be accepted any time
Dy the Department. and the mason work on the first
section has been let to Weeks & Son for s27,9OO the
granite 10 Rollins Son s123OO and the iron the
same firm for sl6s,OOO The building is TO erected on
the Park territory west OF Eghth-aye which was for
merly known Manhattan-square.
Inc structure Of which the present building to form
section is intended ultimately occupy the whole
area, ample space being allowed for approaches and
terror courts The institution itself appears be In
very nOurshin0 condition Stuart B. Harris and other
prominent citizens taking active part in its manage
ment' and the plan adopted having been prepared in
accordance with their views, aud approved by tho
trustees before being acted on by the Park Depart
ment The combination OF responsibility in the nsttu
non Is one that has decided advantage in theory and
u promises TO work we'll The collections the result
OF private subscriptions and the exclusive property
OF the Trustees; the building, the other hand with
the ground 1t stands on belongs the city authorities
The share taken by the city and State in the establish
ment OF the Museum may be considered official
recognition Of the value Of the study OF natural history
TEN OF education
A great and increasing interest shown by visitors Of
all ages IN the collections exhibition at the tenn
por9ry quarters assigned Tor the OF the Museum at
ne building IN the Park and before the first section or
the permanent building be completed ii Is probable
that te collection will have much Increased that adj
ui'loiiil accommodations will be required.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
AN AMhrYUR YACHT RACE.

A yacht race which afforded considerable
amusement to the participants and their friends was
sailed in Gowanus Bay yesterday afternoon. The race
was arranged some weeks ago between Officers Felix
Br dy and Gustay1s Lubke, who yesterday promptly
Appeared on the course according TO agreement The
Yacht, Lima s. and Frank belonging to Commodore
Rae4 were placed at the disposal OF the mariners, aud
the decsion by ct gave to officer Brady Of the Third
Sub Precinct tho yacht Lana g. while tho representa-
two Of tho Eighth sub-Precinct embarked in the
Frank The course lay from the dock OF the Short
Branch house 70 and around Robins Reef buoy. The
light westerly breeze was especially favorable 10 the
Tina g. though the Frank came sweeping along only a
short distance astern. The Linas gain was slow but
sure and she crossed the line minutes and seconds
in advance of her rival The following Is the time
D. ~ s6
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
TIE FIRE RECORD.
IN BATH. MArxE.-Loss, $1,000.


BATH, July 22.-Thomas w. Heydlss iron
foundry in this city totally destroyed by fire last
night together with large lot Of patterns. The loss Is
tI6OOO, and nearly covered by insurance
IN SOUTHPORT, MAINK.-Loss, $1,000.
The dwelling-house. barn and Outbuildings
OF Capt Porter Pierce in Southport, were destroyed by
fire Yesterday together with several Of hay. The
loss 5000 on which the insurance expired few days
IN ToLEDO-LOss, $4,000.
TOLEDO July 22.-The building occupied by
Barlow. Page Co., dealers in paints, oils &C. was de-
stroyed by fire this evening" with most Of its contents
The loss estimated at from $4,000 20 $4,000, which
there is an Insurance Of $4,000.
ELSEWHERE.
The Providence and Worcester railroad bridge
scross Tie blackstone River, just above Woonsocket
was on FIRE yesterday morning; but little damage was
Zone,
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
LATEST SNIP NEVIS.
For oNsy Ship N>,cs see Scconi Paoe.I

For o1ey ship N>,rs see Second P10e.l
ARRIVED
Steamship Gaelic Br}, Glele Lvecs Juy TO- with us" 10
steamship san Jacuto RAsnr Savannah With nd pasa W.
semsSp Regulator Freeman PhAdeb. with mdse ard pass
Ssnhp Yc,cra tBrl a1nroe Glasgow Jelly H. wove ls.
Steamp 4Se@iro sri, bermuda days, with mie AM
steamship Cd. Kens Galveston via KcJ West With mise and
' SSp a. Isaac Bel Bs.ro,u Rnmond c,y Point and SOrst
With and to Old dominion Steamship CO..
steamship Monssue PaDOta, Savannah, st n1se and pAs 70
Brs Lewis L. Squire, of Por. Jegesoa Baker Boston ballast,
Brig Loyhema f Truro, u 81 Conson, Malaga Ja-e Ia aaa
s s Rsss Rsss .oS e oSs F;riSo' % 1 10 ig ga With fruit
. scHooSsRa-saJES AsD eoAsTTise
aar Es,s Ssss fssgf'a SsrgBsora n c45, Psf.sl e
c. b. Psrtndse baltimore. j. J. Ward. Baulnste
B. p Parnham Jacksonville. Frlnklo Virginia
NJ. W. snEn ssWIi.ysu. Jsuny LIND LIND SswHsyen
OI IsE Eew.iIaven Fannie Haomer, Eaniackst
II Minnie m eissS Si.B tT.e''' caa SSI Hate Ness1s vi @
success Provteuce' Slas McLoon, ROcklsnd
VIM p Phillips. Providence Charlie Charlie Miller x Providence
c. a Hayden Portland. c.. vermilhon. Ne~Hsyeu.
AL. ANCHORED nc OR AT At TARIS rs, 1shAND. Ea5AI
Schr Came (BrI, from ST. John, n. B.. with lumber
SAILED.
Steamships co,n for A'Pa Moro ,C, cs s,.oo 9n h.1 .. - -
Antwerp bus Princes Beatrice, fo Po.nta.PIe.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros JOlv 22Arys bark. Boe~hr.ns from csntoe.o.,
Primrose, from SAT- Key bs s 1ob te 5on CelineseS
K,iiieeu 'S f,n Mi@iis anyed steamship To
PluiaieDhil
sAvANNAH July 22Arivsi bark Linda
Cleared steamship Zodiac, Gr SeW fchrs suote
John n. B. MAy A IreHs, tor Philadelphia Anna Leland Tor
Portland.
CHARLKsroy c.. July 22-Aivei. steamship AshsHd from
Philadelphia steamship Falcon. ra BaumOre bag HEOny. Eon
New York; schr. L. p. Emerson, rom Belfast Ne.
FOREIGN PORTS.
OuEEysrowN July 22Tha nman Le steamship City Of Londos.
Gait Kyncn SewYok Jug l2 Tor Liverpool arrived Ihu
port a 1880 10 day, and prooeeted
July 22Ine North German LoYis Lane steamship
Main Capt Oudop New Iok July H. toGoei at tbs port
to-iay N to Bremen
HOSG KONG May 23Ssei bark Jenny (Ger Hartnsn iron
Xhampoal ior York
MAsI May 28lu port ship Ken Goodspcd Capt Preole foe
New-f0rL
SPOKEN.
ship British America rl Antwerp for Philadelphia July 20
40 otSdBdy Hook (By pilot boat j. Williams No. l4b
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
MEETING OF THE TEACHERS STATE ASSOCIATION

UuCA, July 22-The 2Sth anniversary meet
ing Of the state Teachers Association commenced at
2:SO D. N. in the Utica Opera House. The attendance
was larger than ever before first day, fully 900
teachers being present The address OF welcome was
delivered by Mayor Charles X. Granuis. Then followed
the annual address by Prof DanfOrth OF Albany Pres
dent OF the Association. Alexander j. RobD OF water
ford read paper on the cOnutOn Of education In the
evening Dr. D. Lewis OF Boston addressed an audience
OF about 1000 persons The exercises OF the day were
nterspersed with vocal music and gymnaslc exercises
bv the children Of the public schools.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
AN ACTIVE oCToGENARIAN.

TUW
Iost Monday Commodore Vanderbilt and
ror left Saratoga Springs at sl6 by an extra trn and
arrived at Buffalo at m He left Buntlo at ~ q IN;
dined at Cleveland at $3.50 D. aud arrived
t Toledo at D. N. He returned 10 Cleveland at 10
' took the regular train at 1020 and reached sara
y. II II 'Srings at 3.9O D. IN on Wednesday. All the i'm
portant works on the Lake Shore Road were examined
UNI~Sing a trim 70 the haTbOr OF AshtaOua. The Com
ro6e I'm the rear end Of the car, and saw every
mile Of the road until night overlook bim ana appeared
med as any Of the party. He is IN the
, year of his age but s to possess the yigor
a of
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
TIE WASHINGTON HEADQUARTERS FUND.

MoRRIsrowN, July 22.-The first weeks
subscription to the Washington Headquarters fund
reaches nearly $4,000. Among the leading new sub
cribers are Secretary Robeson the Hon. Amos Clark
Walter Phelps Jacob Vanatta, George DanfOrth, and
Senator Cutler The Historical Society Will hold its
September meeting at the Headquarters ana take pos
session with appropriate ceremonies.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
Resi- Food for Infants.-aH. R H. Prince Albert vic

Best Food for Infants.-"H- r H. Prince Albert Victor;
thryes uron il mast be gO0d"- 81 Kendall.
Medical H. r. H. the Princess Of Wales fhis foS re
embes Mothers Milk closely p0ssibD H. Barker Right
Infants "ghly noushng ani easily tgestei Has
valuable Flesh and bOnei0unng Substances
other naceOu foods which beng qats
uabls afo proper noumeut growing infant hequeaty iee1
t condition. MOorcs preparation haa
also being freed lm ground husk OF the corr
which produces Irritation Of bowels and in.racbe darbIA No
boiling stranng required Sold IN tins Prepared By SAF9Rr
MoORE l43 NesoRd London Pocuable OF all CheHSH Drug
gss and S,orekoepe throughout The states and CeIads
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23

About 1900 people assembled on the Union
Grounds yesterday 10 witness the fourth game OF the
championship series between the Atanfcs OF Brooklyn
and the Baltimore nine. Pools sold before the game
beean $40 TO $50 In Baltimore'5 favor The game
closely contested up to the fifth inning when tho score
stood TO in tho visitors favor In the next inning
the Atiancs added to their The Baltimores
then by good batting, assisted by errors on
the part Of tho Atlantics, scored five runs, two
Of which were earned The Atantcs struggled hard to
gain the Victory but only able to put IN three
more runs aud lost the game. BARLOW ana Dahlman
led at the lat the Atancs. and Radcliffe ana Ne Ney
Tor the Ra timores. The game lmpartllly umpTed
by Mr. Matthews OF the Mutuais. Following Is the
score:
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
CRIMES AND cAsUALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

A,drew Cummings was killed yesterday In
mn. 0aAIIyug b. the falling Of roeA weighing ono
o. Y D him. -
Frederick W. Heckle, age 1S years, son OF
% ustis n rAoye hass accidentally shoI hHso jes'eIsSJ
causing instant death. =,
-. Dr. Joseph Howson of Toronto was lhr9Wn % ,ni
froa bis buggy Monday niglh Aha IeoofoN~ ' "
saul. lie died Ia 80 miontts
The body of Giles s. Sanford Of New BEDFORD
Mass age years had missing nIoe td M nA ouho
river there yesterday with Indications that be Mas Iafle'e
Yesterday in Philadelphia, Terence and Petef
sAUbei b. HUH Mehse Is alleged s tbe corner OF
Twenty third hArkestG Both badly wounded hsEl"te
eSosped
In Troy yesterday, William +. Wilkes, nge %
years u the Ars Reed C9pauy
hose OF the Company sai alno,t instantly killed while
going 70 ire
William c. Fillsins was arrested in Boston,
YESTERDAY on charge o. Ig 5e to TIE premises No Pfooe-i
lat ght lell boz - 900 hail for tuA lie cam
t L $500 aDd 5000 0i gods ~ place yuJ eJA44t
~. slOs ollY a1yut 04t euiB Of trst s'es""i
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
ARREST oF An ALLEGED couNTERFEIrER.

John Moorehead, alias Blinky Murphy"
charged with dealing in counterfeit 5Oeent currency
was arrested yesterday by Cen Manck of Col Whiteys
force and was committed by Commissioner Shields in
default bail Noorehead was recently acquitted
on = charge Of dealing In what was known as tle
.'CtreeleV counterfeit 5Ocent stamp" When he was
arrested this time $50 cOunterfet money was found
On his person.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
THE u1-TREATsp ITALIAN CHILDREN.

Nzw-HAvEN, JuIy 22.--Mr. G. +. Secchi de
Ca OF the Eco d nclia together with another gentle
man from New-Yorb has arrived in this city, bearing
cetted copies of recent acts Of the Italian Parliament
in regard to tho system Of ehildsayery These docu
nents viii be used .c-morrOg morning In the prosecu
ton OF Glnnne who is under $4,000 bonds for holding
several Italian boys in virtual bondage In this ely
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23

Careful Reports OF the Dry Goods Wool, HORSE Law
atock Grain. Provision Cotton. Cheese' Couh'V
duoe European, and other markets. are also gwen.
the Fourth Page maybe found the following eu''o
aa.o,",,ons The Canadian Railroad Scandal, Minpesot~
poItes. Cave Canem, Number One Turning Up 90
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
REoRGAN1zING TIE CRIsPrNs.

Boston, July ga convention OF shoe
makers and members of the Crispn Order Is holding In
Boston to consider the necessity of reorganization Tor
selfprotecton. Some OF the speakers represent inc
Order breaking up and that there Is hardly Single
lodge working in the State at the present time
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
rATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

EAsToN, July 22.-IIarry Waterbury OF New
Haven, a passenger train OF the Belvldere ana
Delaware Railroad which left Philadelphia TINS morn
ing was struck by projecting post whilo leaning out
Of the window, near RiegelsYlle, anu almost
lnntAnllY kllled.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23

Gold .-l scarat gold gol alloy s all the requirements,
lsat gold may considered honest gold looks w and wears
we'll All other proportions M pension and though l5 IL.
and cara may be tolerated they like beautiful pigment mixed
with base sduteran"-ye The Book OF Hall Maks" Americans
visiting Ensa0d should Mr. SrRsgrERs store 81 Coal.t,
Bop London his choice VI lScast gold ah
isWery EGG watches clocks and brouz Catalogue DOsee