The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-26
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From New York.

ARRIVED.
New YoRK, Sept 20.
Steamship Pereire for HavreI
MISSIONARIES FOR THE EAST.
The United Presbyterian board send six
missionaries to Egypt and India tomorrow.
SENTENCED.
VIM Donaldson, for highway robbery in
the street July 25th, was to day sentenced
to ten years in state prison.
DANIEL WEBSTER IN CENTRAL PARK.
The commissioners of public parks to-
day accepted the proposition of Gord,n w.
Durham to place the statute of Daniel
Webster in the Central Park.
A COMPLICATED CASE.
In tie case of Mrs. Thomas w. Field,
who sues for divorce, to-day, Judge Pratt
Of Brooklyn expressed the desire not to try
it, being acquainted with both parties, and
will decide tomorrow. This isthe woman
whose husband sued Thomas Kinsela, cx-
congressman, for $50, 900 damages for Sc
duciug his vile.
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
The democratic state executive commit
tee this morning resolved to establish their
headquarters at Metropolitan hall instead
of st. Nicholas, as before reported
TEMPERANCE UNION CONFERENCE.
Rev. Patrick Ryan, president of the
Catholic temperance union, to-day issued
n call converting the national executive
council and board of government at the
Grand Pacific Hotel, Chicago Oct 9th, on
the day previous to the meeting of the ma
tional convention. The board composes
national officers and presidents of all the
states and diocesan unions. The object of
the meeting is to deliberate on measures 10
he brought before the national convention,
including the question of the centennial at
Philadelphia.
IMPROVING.
John Appleton and wife are rapidly re-
covering from the injuries received few
evenings since.
WANTS TO KNOW How
The postmaster of Montreal is here con-
sulting with Postmaster james upon a sys-
TEN of city letter delivery.
FOR SALE.
AT Il meeting of the directors of the Eric
railway yesterday it was voted TO advcr-
tse the Grand Opera House for sale.
A DENIAL.
President Orion denies that messages bv
the Western Union telegraph from New
Orleans and Shreveport have been tam
percd with.
DEFENDING HER BROTHERS FAME.
Catherine Z. BccclIcr prints u letter in
defence of her brother, saying the origin
ator of the scandal was the proprietor of
the INDEPENDENT
WHERE Is HE?
w. Dorshcimer, the democratic candi-
date for lieutenant governor, took part in a
meeting of the Liberal Republican state
central committee last night
A POLITE DIGNITARY.
One of the aldcrmanic reception COM
mittec, while receiving the lord mayor of
Dublin and his friends, kept a greasy plug
hat on his head and continually smoled q
cheap cigar in the faces of the ladies of the
whole party.
TAXATION.
The committee on ways and means, en-
gagged in the revision of the present laws
on taxation and assessment of property,
will meet October 5 in tie common coun-
Gil chamber, New York city. The SEES
sions will be open, and any one desiring to
give his views will be welcome.
A SARATOGA THIEF.
Ransom Warner, who has been indicted
by the Saratoga county grand jury as ac-
cessory to a burglary and arrested in this
city on a warrant from the district attor-
ney of Saratoga county, WAS taken to SUI
preme court chambers to-day on writ of
habeas corpus. Judge Daniels discharged
the writ, and the prisoner was remanded.
BASE BALL.
Ch.cagos, ; Atlantcs, 3. The game
was an unusually poor one both sides m
dulging freely in muiling.
GEN. snERMAN's MEMOIR OF THE WAR.
Gen. Sherman has written memoir of
events of the late war for publication after
his death, with the exception of the last
chapter, which comprising his opinion on
useful military lessons derived therefrom
is published in the Army & Navy journal
to-dap
ARMY REUNION.
The Second Army of the James Will hold
its third triennial reunion in the Union
League theatre IN this city, October 4th,
Gen. Butter will be the orator, Dr. Holland
poet.
DIED FROM HIS WOUNDS.
VIM. Bagley who was shot two weel 5
ago while being pursued by officers Dun.
can and Kelley Of Jersey City, died to-