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CITY NEWS ITEMS.

Seven hundred and eishty-niue emigrants arrived
yesterday at Castle Garden.
The Floating Hospital OF ST. Johns Guild made its
twelfth TRIP tor tho season yesterday /: carried s72
mothers ana children one-third OF the latter being
SICK infants. Tho boat remained ali day at COMFY
Island.
Frank Ambach, Ihirty-six years Of age, Of 10Th
street. near Railroad avenue laborer. found
aead Yesterday morning on the up track OF the Har
lem Railroad, near l65th street. lie had evideptIy
becu struck by passing traiu.
Juncs Murpay, Of No. liz Ninth street, was ar.
rosted by ONCer German, OF the fhIrtecutn precinct
az suspicious character On his person wos iound
a gold wacn, on the ease OF which was inscr bsJ,
'From her mothar.' Inc makers are Arnold. Ada "A
Il Co., London, and the number Is 1859
john Connors. who was ronandcd for ex mi M ,,on
was brought before Judge O,tcrbourg yesterday at
the Essex Market Police Court. Daring his iucar.
csraion he had acknow lodged bis gui and TURN
ton % tho police which led recovery of
the stoen property. II was concealed Ia house
az No IS, Wafer street Judse Olterbousg comm tted
him Tor trial In default OF 80, 00O ban.
The Lie Saving Benevolent Association Of New
York presented Walter Scott Matthews, whseismx Al
OF The Hafirt sieanier tho sylvan Glen, hand.
some SILVER medal, together with purse OF $2j lur
his berofc coEduct 10 SAVING the life Samuel Chrta
SNIP carpenter who ell on East River pier ~
l3Oh street On July Q, while engaged repairipg the
dock Mr. Mathews IL the son OF Richard II. Mahswr,
secretary OF the Composite Iron Works Id Mercsi
street He has been some time at the wheei tue
Harlem Steamers an 10 said TO have saved several
persons IRON drowning
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UNRULY KEARNEYITES.

LIVELY SCENE IN DEMOCRATIC CON-
GREssIoNAL CONVENTION IN NEW JERSEY.
The Third District Democratic Congress sional Con.
venton Of New Jersey assembled at Library Hall.
Eiizabath, at noon yesterday. tor the purpose OF
nominating member OF Congress ghs cis-
trct comprises the counties OF Monmouth. Mid
dlescx and Union. The Convention was called
to order by Captain Gill, Of Elizabeth, ana
james s. Yard, OF Monmouth, was elected chairman.
On the frat ballot tho vote stood:-M Ross l27:
NJ. A. Aazeitne. 81; Sheriff Thompson, 2; joel
Parker, z; blank, q Tho chairman lhereup on an.
nounced that Mnos Ross, the present mem
Der. had received the nomination. Speeches
were delivered ny OK Senator Leon Abbstt, Of
Hudson, and Colonel ZuIck, OF Newark. Tue mar
ties and Rreenoackers, and Tor time thero WAS
lively scene. Men threw OIL Their coais, Jumped on
tue benches and hnrangusd those AROUND them re-.
gardless OF the chairnan's calls TO order. Delegate
MARITIME Of Pla!nned, thew u bombsheu INTO The
Convention by offering resolutiong inserting
RreenDack plank III The platform. This was received
with applause from several delegates and an ut
OF the Assembly, informed the chairman mat the
resolution should DO rcferrer to the appropriate COM
mlttec without dcoate aud IL Was 81 Decided
That was the last OF the gre.npack element
IN she Convention, but the dissatisfaction by no
means ceased within and without the hall. Ono
delegate denounced the Convention being un der
control vi the Sheridan House Ring, cried OUT
Kenrney. Wnsn the Convention adjourned the con.
troversy over the greenback question ued
In the sheridan House ana other prominent public
resorts in the city.
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TELEGkAPHIC NOIES.

Tho prisoners who escaped at Pousbkcspsio last
FRIDAY have been seen noar Danbury, Conn.
The proposition 10 petition tbe Boston Boiling
Company into bankruptcy has been rejected.
Frecburg.6. Workum's liquor store, IN Cincinnati
wa partially burned yesterday. Los, sJJ, 900.
Motions for new trials Tor James Mcdonnell an d
Charles Sharpe, Nolno Maguires, convicted Tor the
muidor OF George L. smith, have been overruIed and
the prisoners sentenced to he hanged.
Hayward q. Cozzens, OF New YORK, was accidentally
shot 10 tho groin by'a bullet IRON MS pistol on
sunday, wnlc he was climbine Prospect Mountaip
at Lake George. Ito Is IN q critical condition.
The Attorney General oil Massachusetts yesterday
heard argument IN the case vi Hiram II. ktmptop.
Iste Financial Agent Vi south Carolina. Govcfn Or
Hampton demands his rendition by Governor Rice
Kimpton rosists this uigins that he IL not wanted
for sbmon but to aid south Carolina 10 syadc her
Obligations
A. otiaws, Canada, yesterday, W. Lunbourn a Mon.
trsal Young Bri,on tor dsordvry uct anu
Ing stones was hDsd $50 James OMEN, mcmusr Of
the Catholic Union, had the same sentence. Thomas
Campbell, an Orangsman, was committed tor ri al Tor
carrying a loaded revolver. John Lumry, hl,ren
years ola, was dnsd $iv lor boating u member oil a
True Blue lodge
John Tynsns and William Doran, two quarry In.
borcrs at Pacific Junction, near Council Buns, In
lows, were iouod ridtIsd with on salu rdsy even.
ing. Jebn Nccfsarv, with his father and brothers,
have been arrested ON Suspicion OF having committed
the murder Tor hundred dollars, winch one o. the
victims was supposed 10 haye ~ his possession
Lynching 10 threatened.
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GREENBACK LABOR PARTY.

TIRE LONG STRUGGLE FOR HARMONY ENDED
THE COMMITTEE TO GIVE THlIa DECISION
TO THE PRESS
IL was understood from themselves that the har.
monizng committee sent here by the late Labor Con-
venton at syracuse 10 cement the warning factions
OF this city had heard enough from tho representa-
tves OF the rival organizations to reach cluson
one way the other II thought that il ever a
com mtee had been bored to death this the one.
They seem, however, TO nave rather enjoyed tho
operation, AS they consented TO sit again yesterday
mornng in Clarendon Hall, though 1t had thor
intention to proceed to Brooklyn to do o
little s,harmonizng" among the dIssentient men,
bers Of tue Kings county labor party
Dr. E. p Miller. Of the Bla'r-connoliy
formal hearing. He reviewed the history OF tho
Cooper campaign and charged that Cooper was sold
by Carssy (of tue Shupe party and tho men who
had coutloi OF The campaign ANA wnu allowed MS
boxes and ballots 20 be destroyed lu reference
Iubor rctormer Rico OF Albany no DEC arcd he never
had any aflatlon with nun, ANA could not, Cause
he DO dishonest Hu claimed that lsIatr,
Connolly, JohM Eants and, himself aud one or :wo
others appoints by -the X CHESTER Conv
OF tho state COMMITTEES TO Syracuse. They
went there believing that hsy were the regularly
thorzed representatives Of this CITY, and they believe
80 still There good deal OF wrangIing AZ this
point, tue representatives. Of tne oaer SIDES taxing
indignant deception 70 tho claim oil Miller on behalf
Of inc BlarcConnoiiy faction. g4tt
Miller hold on aud again declared that his was tho
only rea greenback Labor N the city, md
that the others would sell out the moment they got
chance. He said Peer Cooper spent $4,000 hts
campaign, ana some Of the mon seeking recognition
trom h~ hands of the committee had sold out Cooper
TO rxmmany Hall. rne Shupe Sisg. he was satisfied,
was Working IN the intsrss. OF .he reIabiic'n party,
the Carsey WING for AntiraLmany, and he O'Reiiy-
Hanon branch Tor TammaEy Hail.
There was mucu debate alter this, Ia which "The"
Alien, HanIon, war RoaCn, aba Others tOok part.
ana lhcn the chairman n0unced that the cOmm ttce
would give iurlher hearing to any body, bu, would
take nll facts aud the papers INTO consideration
their decision through the pubic prcss
Tue committee o. ABOUT pollock adjourned ana
proceeded Bro0kiyn where at the corner OF Fulton
aud Cermont avs. tney will enter GU the Herculesn
task OF harmonziUK nerce contsnding labor lac.
lions OF KinK's counIy.frotf rTP
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OLD TINE INDIAN FIGHTING.

SALT LAKE City, Utah, August 20, 1875.
lottor received At Oneida Idaho, tho terminus OF
the Idaho Northern Railroad, says that tho Indians
attacked SHELTON McCalieb ana a party oil fourteen
freiahters on the 18th inst. near Salmon CITY,
Idaho, aud killed McCalIeu. From Saturday morGing
until Monday ut noon thirty Indians Kept up
nring. The iroightcrs used -four as breastwork
ana fought them oil. Lieutenant Wilson, with twenty.
i've W. reached me freiahters on Tuesday evening
and will escort The tram to Round Valley Ohiy stree
yoke OF Cattle killed Fesre ara entertained for
other parties Oh the road Skeltons tram loaded
at the terminus oil the Utah Northern Tor Yankee
Fork minos at Tho head OF Salmon RIVER. NcCalleb,
the person killed, was partner vi Colonel shoup,
merchant Of Salmon Cry. II is reported that the
stage stock at two stations GU tho Montana line,
north OF Pleasant Valley, run of by Indians iasi
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RowELLs NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.

From the Monticello tlowal Elk oress. August 1871
We are glad to SEQ that George P. Rowen x Co.,
advertis irg agents OF New York. arc being shown up
last in their true light and that task has fallen
TO such strong and ablo hands as the NEw YoRK
HERALD We have always regarded them as sort Of
blackmaliog concern-an unsuitable lssch subsisiing
upon The press OF tho country and giving squiva-
lent Tor the sums oi money Il annually ex.
tors from newspaper publishers 1t never offered an
advertisement al rates tina, any decent paper could
afford accept Its Instincts and methods
OF the tramp aud blackmxiIer It's newspaper dircc-
,ory, a OF Information 10 sdvertsers and
help to the newsp pers IS base fraud We think ths
time has FUZZY come Tor the press aad Particularly
the country press. 10 shaxs on this voracious BLOOD
a nuH In
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KINGS COUNTY GREENBACKERs.

A special committee Of the Kings County Central
Club Of the grcenbsck-.Abor parry visited the ONCE
OF the Board Of Electors. In tho Brooklyn City Han,
yesterday afternoon and asked tina. thor party have
a representation In the appointment OF canvassers
ant inspectors tor the coming election In the abb
OF tue Board the committee received BY
clerk Mr. John Shcaron, who informed that the
Board would meet this morning. and they mad better
mako their application In writing. When asked by
Of the committee what he thought Of their
chances success he stated that he could not tell
exactly. The law, as no understood IT, was so framed
10 afford representation 10 parles-rcpuolisan
ana democratic. Now there we're three or four
parties asking for representation, and thero
only tnrce inspectors TO each polling
place The committee claimed that the national
grceubac party was not local faction, but national
and state party, having nominated u candidate Tor
Justice oil the Court OF Appeals their State Copvon
ton. and their committee were there 10 demand In
spectors 10 see correct countug OF the votes pCed
The committee thon lett Tor purpose Of preparing
a written appcati,n for presentation TO tn. Board
this morning The party claim 10 have 3275 pem-
beers IN good stsodiDg IN The CITY Of Brook
Ign and county towns, and II is their intenuon 10
nominate fui! county, city, legislative and Con
gressional ticket The Efforts Of the party will DO
directed Chiefly 10 tho Assembly and Congressional
ekes
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator Jerome B. ChafIee, OF Colorado; Repre-.
sentative W. 5. Steuger, Of Pennsyvana a, nm wul.
lam +. Chandler, OF New Hampshire, al lie Fifth
Avenue Lieutenant Governor LA. iltx, VI Louisi.
ana, a.d ex-Mayor h. G. Anderson, Of savannah ara
at tho New York. General r. q. Dram, United states
Army, is at the Sturtcvant Ex-senator W. b.
Woodin, OF Auburn, n. V, and Matthew Hale Of Ale
bany, arc at the metropolitan. Henry Wells. OF All
rora n. Y. Is at the Rossm0rs. Jacob vanatia, OF
Now Jersey, 10 AZ The PARK Avenue. ID. Thomas Vail
Of Troy, 10 at the wiuusor Thomas Dickson, Prest.
dent Of the Delaware and HUDSON Canal Company, 10
AZ tho GIissy A. J. Cassatt and Frank Thomsoa. OF
the POI nsyIvania railroad Company are ut tho Bro
WORT. f.Copgressman J. N. Thompson. Of Pennsyl-
vanIa; Senator T. 81. Poineroy, OF Auburo. N. Y,anA
Ei'zur Wright, OF Boston, are II the ST. N,cholaA
Captain Bogsrdus DR.. Carver are ut the Astog.o
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A MILITARY EXCURSION.
| VISIT OF THE WASHINGTON coNTINENrALs TO
| SEwPoEr--REcEPTfoN AT THE FORT.

VISIT OF THE WASHINGTON coNTINENrALs TO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT THE FORT.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEWPORT, r. l., August 20, 1873
The Washington ContinentaIs, Company Is, Tenth
regiment National Guard, from Albany, accom- pa
panied by tho regimental band, reached Fort Adams
TINS afternoon 10 the steamer Milton Nsrtn 10 charge
Of Captain Henry Fairbanks. The officers in COM
mand are Captain staekpoIs aud Lisutsnanis snep-
herd and Eames Among tho guests are George H.
Latham, Fire Commissioner, o. Albany; Alderman
H.scsy, Colonel CorIss, Majors vanzanat and DAVIS
Lieutenant A. ID. Colo aud Dr. Mbanga Ano-
eethcr they numbered about l5U persons
tho visitors received by General Vvgdas ana the
officers Fort Adams, aud they wero cordially enter
taioeo. They visited every part OF the For and tho
house. A review Of the troops WIS held, with music
iroin both bands. On their return he guests were
escorted by the officers the post band tho boat
Az the steamer left the wharf riuging sa.uts was
fred. She then steamed into the hsrbor where sho
viii remuiu at tho Newport wharf until O'Clock TO-
morrow morning when she sails Tor Providence
Tbsre visitors TO be entertained by the Provi-
dence Light infantry. On Thursday afternoon the
company will return TO New YORK.
SEEING TBk SIGHTS or snwPoRr
They came cd shore te-night and were shown about
the city by representatives, OF The local militia A
band Governor Van Zand and the guests at
toe ocean House. Members OF Post No. Is Of the
nj the tort durisg tbe WISH oil this ContncDta They
wcro accom- panied by General Horace Binpey ssr-
gent, Henry r. Pierce. secretary VI The Common
wcnitn: John Mckay, JE, aide-de-canp, ana the Rev.
Joseph Lowering, enspain-lh-ehicf Of the National
EncanpmenI
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psror william viii Dolong his STAY at Teplisx, the

psror William viii polong his STAY at Tep,itx, the
waters having provsd highly beneficial to him.
IsrxRxArloxAt MONETARY CONFERENCE
The following archie propositions submitted to the
Monetary Conferenss nov sitting at Paris by the
United states deise,tss and which are now under
consideration and dscussion:-
Ftrst-It is the opinion OF this assembly that It is
not desirable that silver be excluded from Tree
coinage In Europe and the United States
On the contrary. ants assembly believes 1t 10 be
desirable that UNRESTRICTED coinage Of silver and
use as money OF Undated legal tender should Be re-
tanned where they sxss ana as far practicable
stored where they ilsve ceased TO exist.
Second--rhe use 81 both GOLD and silver a. uulimr
tied legal tender mercy may DO safely adoptsd-Hrst,
BY eQuaIizing them . relation to be fixed By later
national agreement and, second, BY granting 10 each
metsl At the rslasla fixed equal terms OF coinage,
making no discr1mi nasion between them
~ INSANE JuDGx.
Tho Evening Telegraph. OF Dublin, publishes .
highly sensational sccoupt Of nm attack made by
Judge Keogh, OF the Court OF Common Pleas upon
his valet during a. or temporary insanity. Judge
Keogh was staying nar Brussels for hts health. The
valet II reported have received several painful but
not dangerous cuts With razor.
TIE paxIKL srEINxASs
The Belgian steansr Daniel Steinmann lost all the
blades Of her propeller
KING OF HOLLANDS MARRIAGE.
The Dagblad, n rAs Hague, denies, on authority,
the truth OF the report that the King OF Holland con-
templates marrying bis neco, the Princess Marie, of
Saxeweims r- Eisenatb.
KTgRSArIoNAl CONGRESS- OF INDUSTRY.
The Congress OF Industry and Commerce met at
PARIS yesterday undsr the presidency Of the Pres.
dent of the Paris Chamber OF Commerce. Delegates
from England, the utited States, Belgium aud Rus
STA were appointed wee presidents.
LIVING CYPRUS
10 reported that Mr. Forbes, the special cores
pondent OF the Daily NeWs. has quilted Cyprus ~ OF
the prevailing fever.
TRADE IN ENGLAND.
The FInancer says tbc recovery In trade Is gener-
ally satisfactory although several centres
notably Manchester and G ,asgow, still complain.
the WEATHER
The weather. yesteHiny, was dull.
THE RRENcH ELECTIONS.
The rel urDs OF the French Bureaux. OF elections
show that the republicans nave majority In nfy.
four out Of seventy-tlree Councils General This
republican gain OF siI
RMULAtING SAINT PETER.
Fowler, the American, wlo undertook to walk on
the water from Bonlogne TO Folkestonc in boots
like canoes Is reported in sporting circles 10 have
failed alter accomplishing eleven miles OF the distance
The Times and Telegraph both say, however, that
Fowler accomplished the passage Of tho Channel on
loot though he Ian ded at Sndgate instead Of Foke.
stone.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORr.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF TN. CHisT SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsmISGroS, August Ill a. II.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF TN. CHisg SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsmIyGroS, August al a. ~
In1icdttons
For New England, clear or partly cloudy weather
norhwesterly winds, stationary temperature, rising
barometer.
For Made Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather
IN Virginia, possibly occasional rain, winds mostly
noriheriy. stationary temperature, rising barometer
For south Atlantic siatss partly cloudy weather,
occasional rains, variable winds, mostly north vest
cry, nearly stationary pressure and temperature.
For Tennessee and tue Onto Valley, partly cloudy
weather, occasional rain, variable Winds mostly
hortheassry, stationary temperature stationary or
higher pressure
For the lower lake region, colder. partly cloudy
weather. near Lake Ontario possibly rain, winds
mostly northcrly. and higher pressure.
For the Upper Mississippi ana Lower Missouri
valleys. warmer, partly cloudy weather, possibly &C.
casonai RAIN variable winds, mostly east TO south,
stationary or lower pressure
The rivers will remain nearly stationary.
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mistef a voice. "rhats the Crispius coming In. !"
inere Is about thousand boodiuns here TONG /.
"a voice. 'fut that policeman out, thereof Now,
iee horribly oppressed; you will have keep per-
tectly still.
HE EXPLAINS HIS MISSION
fehow "otkingmen, my simple mission to Chicago
al ins tims TO encourage those men that are on
strike Tor bread and butter. tCnsers) We want tho
frisnas OF those ass 81 Them unit, such time
as they Iorce tho capitalist vampires on their knees
unu tney compel the capitalists OF the country 10
respeot tue workiugmeu nov the American capitalists
KsAEsEy BREACHES MORALITY.
dishoIest one 10 the msanes. man thai | know a,
Inc workingmen oil America arc going take charge
OF America. Win you men do itY Ceres eyes ye,iin
All favor OF taking charge OF the United states hold
Up hanas. IA vocs, "Ben Butler out hcrs.' The way
70 40 u 10 pool your issues Go right to the poll
oox ana deposit your ballot Tor some hone Sc
worxingman. IA voice, 'sWe viii all take
charge OF the bankGn)
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

man who gave his name as Fredcr ok Hurter, snd
his residence as at No. 10l Alien street. entered the
Edridse street station house last ght and requested
sergeant Granger who WAS on duiy 10
send for a doctor as he was dying from the
effects OF dose Of laudanum, which he had taken
with suicidal intent The sergeant Immediately sent
for ply sican, who arrived aad prescribed tor the
would-be suicide, after which be taken
10 tho Chambers Street Hospital hurier tated
a. tho station house that no was q native OF
S~nzeruni, where his parents who are
wealthy reside. Some years ago family difn-
culties caused him to leave his native
country come 10 this city. On his arrtva.
mere no procured employment bockoindcrl
some time ago he became involved financially,
aud lator lost his situation. After spending what
lhtie money he had saved he became desperate and
while laborng under u III OF dependency drank the
deadly drug. 1t Is believed ne will not recover.
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NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS-.

The Louisiana democrats OF the Filth district have
nominated Colonel J. ). Young for }. h Lconsrd's
upsxpmed term ana they bavo nominated General
=. Floyd King for the Forty-sixih Congress.
Tue Maine democrats OF tue Second district have
nominated s. Clifford Belcher.
The ohio republicans OF tue Seventh district havo
nominated James b Lucky, OF Oitawa county, In
place OF Charles Foster, who has declined.
The Nicbican democrats OF the sixth district have
dominated Hugh McCurdy. The national green
bsekors OF b" sane district have nominated james
j. Mead, OF Lansing.
Tide ONO republicans OF tho NinSteoBth district
have rcnominatvd General Garnclu.
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HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS
CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR STONE AND pREpa-
ING.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEaALD.1
NEWPORT X. l., August 20 1873
Bids for work on harbor improvements In charge OF
General q. r. Warren, oil tho Engineer corps. were
opened this cry day. The contract for riprap
granite Tor Hyannis (Mass.) Brsakwater was awarded
to j. whyte. OF Hyas PARK, Mass. a. 81 Is per
Emory X. Seward, OF Albany, n Y, was the
lowest b,daof for dredGing rrovidenes River
III N cents per yard. The bghest bid IS
cents mere were Dids from George Z. Forbes IL
Co.. Baltimore; Atlantic bred ing COMPANY, Brook
lyu II. +. Barnard, Albany; Morris Cummings
Dredging Company. Now YORK; Jonn A. B.nxer, New
York The cOutrac. to drodge Lutte Narragansst
Bay was awarded 10 Morris +. Brsinard, OF Albany,
al 81 70 per cubic yard aud Tor dredging salmon
River, Connecticut, to II. n. A. j. Beardsey, OF
Bridgeport Coun., Al IL cents per cubic vard. The
highesl bid, IS cents was from g. G. Forbes Co., of
Albany. Francis n. Smith, Of New York, gs,s the
contract Tor furnishing rprap granie Tor tbe J-ty
Saybrook Bar CONNECTICUT River, at u cents per
highest BID, 81 90, from Walter Doty OF New YORK.
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SUSPECTED OF ARSON.

oacer Madden Of tho Tsuin Precinct discoverss
fire last night on the third floor OF tho
hvc-story tensent house, No. 50 Canal st.
The arc was extinguishee before any damage
was done. and II discovered that It
was evidently OF an nccndiary origin. cloth, satu-
rated with kerosene oil and conuecled by ropes TO
piece OF caudle, found near where the
fire broke out. The apartments are occupied
by Jacob Goldstein who at the time. was attic uding
lodge meeting. Acting Captain Webb. of the Edrldgo
street ponce station detailed an ocsr Gold
s.ein his return to mis- apartments. Al tho time
In the building.
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DIR. CARvER'S MARRIAGE.
icy TrLEen,pH TO THE HERALD. !

Ngw HAVEN, Conc. August 20. 1873.
DR.. Carver. the famous marksman, was married
tonight to Carrie Josephine DALEY, OF this city,
SISTER OF the late John L. Dailoy, who was
assassinated At San Francisco months ago. Tho
comparatively recent death OF John msdc tho rcs-
tves DESTROYS OF having the Wedding very quiet and
only u few relatives OF tao family ana personal
friends Of the contracting partcs were present At
the ceremony. Rev Francis Labdell, OF ST. Pauis
Episcopal Church OBLIGATED. The rrds II tweui
years old. tall and handsome, and gene
eral favorte here. She received one present
worth 81, 500 aud other valuable gifts None
OF Dr. Carver's professional friends we're
10 attendance. The PAIR went TO New York tonight
and will 70 IRON there TO Philadelphia De- Carvsr's
engagements last until the middle OF January, and
thon will residence be selected. The circum-
stances OF their acquaintance are quite romantic