The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-20
From New York.
TIE WEATHER.

New YoRK, Aug. 10.
Tue weather ie clear and warmer
ARRIVED.
The Ontario from Rio janero and Hol-
satia from Hamburg.
TIE NEW POSTMASTER GENERALS RECEP-
Great preparations, are being made by
the government officials to receive Post
master General Jewell, who is expected to
arrive from England to-day.
TIE BROOKLYN MYSTERY.
The murder of the Italian, Torini, in
Brooklyn, is now believed to have been
committed by countryman Of Torini
named Caromenti, but he cannot be found.
EXoRBiTANT CLAIMS.
The Spatish consul now claims as fee
forty cents On each package shipped for
Spanish ports, owing to instructions from
his government Merchants regard the
claim as oppressive.
AN APPEAL.
The association Of general railway nd
steamship ticket agents Of this city are
perfecting plans for presenting their case
TO the managers of railroads, that have
taken away their tickets from their agency.
FAILURE.
The failure is announced of Andrews
and Sanford jobbcrs in millinery goods.
Liabilities not known, but said to be large.
Three years ago the house failed, but re-
sumed after paying fifty cents on the dol
lar. All the available assets will be de-
voted to the benefit of the creditors
THAT FlENDlsH HORSE BrTcnERY
No clue has been found to the perpc-
traitors of the horrible manning of nine
horses in stable in Forty-ninth street.
Six of the horses have died About three
weeks ago an attempt was made to burn
the stables. Dryer, the owner of the
horses, says he Is not aware of having
enemies who would do such thing, but it
was evidently done to spite him, as two
other horses in the same stable were I'M
harmed.
RAILROAD ELECTION.
At the annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Atlantic and Pacific rail
road, held to-day, tie following board Of
directors was elected for the ensuing year
Andrew Pierce, Thomas I. Buckley, j.
Selgman, Andrew V. Stout, VIM. II. COT
fin, Clinton X. Field. David Solomon, Cor
nelus ]. Bergen, James d. Fish, D. r
W. Pierce and Henry F. Verhuven.
THEATRICAL SENSATION.
The celebrated Mr., Toole low comedian
from London, made his first appearance
Monday his acting is highly commented up
on by the city press this morning. At the
close of the play Mr.. Toole was before
the curtain, and he spoke his thanks fo
his reception, beside an enormous fora
ship tossing upon a floral sea, which wa
presented to him, and which showed tina
somebody meant that there should be
triumph. But Mr.. Tooles seal of triumph
was in the pleasure which he had given t,
large audience, nearly all of whom wer
utter strangers to his style and almost t.
his reputation.
GOLDSMITH MAID AND DEXTER.
The dispute between Rochester and But
falo as to which has the fastest trottn
track, lets a flood of light on Goldsmit
Maids recent performances. The judge
in each instance were champions of thei
respective courses, and had been instructe
to make reputation for them-hence tn
time recorded on the board did not tally b.
some seconds with that taken by man
outside horsemen. Each side openly &C
cuses the other of classifying the time, an
the controversy seems to prove that Golt
smith Maid did not trot mile quicEe
tnan 2.17 in either city. Dexter trotte
several races in public after the 2. ~ hea
at Buffalo. On the authority of Bud
Doble he trotted in 2.14t to wagon on
private trial, and repeated in 2.16i.