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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-30
RACING IN ENGLAND.

oAsTIEREAoH WINS The GREAT YORKSHIRE
STAKES AT TIE YORK AUGUST MEETING.
LONDON. August 20, 1873.
The for the Great Yorkshire Stakes took place
to-day At the York August meeting. Mr. W. Hudsen's
chestnut colt Cassieresgh was the winner The second
place secured by Mr. j. II. Houdsworth's chestnut
colt GengarFy, and the third by Mr.. WIS., Cartwrghts
bay oily Eau do Vie. There were tour starters Tho
last betting was 6to against Castlsreagh. 10 10
against Gisngarry and TO against Eau dc Via The
following 10 summury:-
SUMMARY. ,.-f
The thr,y-sxth year OF the Great Yorkshire Stakes
Of 10 escb with 200 addod for foais 1875
run 1t three years old colts, st. 10 lbs Allies,
~. lbs. tho winner Of tho Derby al EPSON TO
carry lbs OF the Oaks bs of both 10 los. extra
The owner Of tbs second horse 10 receive 100 ana
She third 70 sovs. gu. Of the stakes; one mile
thrHe- quarters; sixtv-six subscribers
Mr.. Hudson's Gu c. Castlersagh, by Spsculum,
out OIL Lady Trospass ..........................
Mr.. J. H. Houldsworth's ch. 6. Giengarry, by
Scottish Chief, out OF Crocus. 2
Mr. W. y. Cartwright's b. Eau dc Vie, By Mar.
syas, out Of Fsirwatsr. 8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-30
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Walter Henry, twsnty-three yenrs old killed him.
sell by shooting, at Moravin. n. r., on Wednesday
william Swaiss. convicted ut Poughksspsle OF as
sauIt on colorcd woman, has been seut 10 state
Prison for hitseu years.
Mr. William FAxon, Of Hartford, formerly Assistant
Sccrstary OF the Navy has been appointed state Bank
Commissioner OF ConascticaL
Tho steamer SpssdweiI, In tho Fishing Commission
service, sailed yesterday Tor Iloucoster Mass,
"trip 10 obtain specimens Of dsvp sea nshes
Last Tuesday Mary Dean, widow, aged forty, mur-
dcrad her two chiiaren one infant and Tue other
i've years OLD, by cutting their tbToais 5ho she
could not ised them.
The Calsdepian Club OF Boston had their annu ai
pcaic aud games al Flesh POM yestoiday. dotach-
mont oil tho old Scvsuty-uIuth New York Highland
srs) we're tneir guests.
meeting OF creditors OF the SYCAMORE NJ H. at Fall
River, yesterday, voted 10 cslazo Their CLAIMS aud
form y bSw corporation 10 run the niiIL winch has
maze q small pront over expenses during the last
month.
William 81. Ciutc, an Albany commission merchant,
Margaret Mclaughlin. aged sixteen, wefo ar
rested yesterday GU charges OF seduction and
made W Magic Dsvins aged sixteen. George T..
Cbadsey arrested on ch OF producing an
tho Supreme Lodge OF the Knights OF Pythias al
Indians pos yesterday elected the following oil cors -
ID. B. Woodruff OF Gsvrgis, supreme ChaDcsiior; o..
Thompson, OF Tennessee, supreme PrsIate; John Is.
S;umpp, vi iudiasa, Supreme Master OF Excbequer;
James Dswaeli, OF ONO, supreme Keeper oi th6
Rvcords snd Seal; Rooirson Williams, OF Maioe Sc
pre- mo Msstcr-at-Arms; \. W. FISHER, oil embus,
Supre Inner Guard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-30

$2S 900 is assursd The loan viii be ssusd by The
Spanish Bank OF Havana.
ASorHER sPEck OF WAR.
The Correro NUitar says tho Italian Charge d'Ai-
fares at Tangsrs has been attacked aud stoned by
number OF Moors
FLOODS FRANCE.
The waters Of tho rivers Rhens and saens have
rizen 20 an alarming height
GAxBnrrA's MARRIAGE
The Lsbsrte. Of Paris, announces, under reserve,
that y. Leon Gambstsa will soon marry Nile. Guich-
ard who dowry Of IS 000 900 francs t$S 900 000
This has been previously denied by n. Gam bssta's
friends.
CHoLkRA IN SWEDEN.
A despatch from Copenhagen says several fatal
cases Of Asiatte cholera have occurred In Sweden.
uoxAGy TO TEE PORE
letters have been received from 54S Catholic jour
nasts throughout Europe who intend 10 take part In
the press pilgrimage 70 the feet OF the Ponur the
anniversary Of mis- exaItation.
INTERNATIONAL PRISON CONGRESS-
The International Prison Cougrsas for the proven.
ton and suppression Of crime, including penal. asd
rsformatory treatment. which assembled q Stock
meeting viii probably bs In Rome In accordance With
a special Request IRON Italy. ~Fi ~ 1921; ~
THE BIBLE AND Tue SCHOOL.
new education law has been adopted BY the Hol.
land Chambers and sanctioned by the King which
cudss the Bible and religious teaching primary
echOola
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-30
TOTAL ABSTINENCE.
CONVENTION OF THE CATHOLIC UNION OF


CONVENTION OF THE CATHOLIC UNION OF
AMERICA.
IxDIASAroLIs, Ind, August 29, 1878.
Al the second days session Of the Catholic Total
Abstinence Union OF America the following business
was Transacted - The reports OF tho committees on
resolutions, constitutional amendments and An ad-
dress to the Holy Father were adopted. The
yesr 10 have been 1888 SO; expenditures ST. O2 81
balance In treasury, ISL g. Tho Secrerary's report
set forth that the union posed Of twcnty-sx
subordinate unions, embracing nearly six hundred
societies, with 100, 900 membsra Sixteen new so.
cietes nave been added 10 tho unon during The year
communication was read IRON tue 81. J0seph's
Ing the terrible suffering REVEALING there account
oil tho rGvsges Of tue yellow lever. A committee re-
ported the ext oil earnest appeal to all the socte
Ties OF The Uuion TO come 10 the aid OF their afflicted
brethren Of ths South. The societies are urged to
forward tner rsniGancss for this purpose tho Rev.
Augustus Bessonisr, v. G.. Indianapolis, Ind.
LkTrHK POPE.
Tho following CONN untcati0n from Pope Leo KILL
was read and Was received with great cnthusiasm:-
RoxE. Angus. 20, 1873.
70 the Righ. Rev. Bishop CnArAKp. Bishoo OF vim
cennes:
The SOVEREIGN Pon,iG grants with great pleasure his
stinencs Union Of America which you have sought.
L. CARDINAL NINA.
OFFICERS CHOSEN.
The following officers were elected :Presideut, Rev.
deGi. Rev. James Mulnoand of PhiIAdsipnia; Second
VIA Presiasut Rev. Hugh Bcss0nisr OF
Tfitsurer Rev. j. ID. Bowss, VI Ohto. THO secretary
will DO sppointed by tho president.
The Convention adjourned to meet Mt Detroit on
Wednesday and Thursday Of the third week in Sop
(cmbef. 1879
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-30
THE ENGLISH NAVAL, VISITORS.

ADMIRAL IHaLEYIELD VISITS THE TORPEDO
STATION AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ION
AN ENTERTAINMENT. - .eA
CBY TELxanAPH TO TIE AnRAxD1
NEWPORT, X. l., August 20, 1873.
Admiral Inglsneld, accompanied by Flag Lieu.su-
ant Cochran, In fun uniform, visited tue tsrpsuo
statoa to-day and was honered with torpsao salute
OF fifteen torpsdoes They were PLANTED In the Inner
harbor. and when exploded they prsssnted mag
uiacsnI appearance Tho Admiral came ashore At q
later hour in citizons dress and took drive about
the CITY, He paid his respects TO Governor Van
Zandt. 10 Mr. Outrey, the French Miuister; 10 Sir
EDWARD Thorntoo, the British Minisisr; to Admiral
Jones, naval atsacA< Of the British Legation, and
Captain George darcy Irvine, the eonnanasr Of the
Belerophon, who was IN command Of tue Hotspur
when she went up the DardanslS . lev months ago.
The special committee Of the city government ap-
pointed 10 mako Arrangements Tor tue entsrla,u.
ment Of the British officers, made the foil owing
port:-
To THE HosoRAsLs CITY COUNCIL OF TINE CIR or NEW.
The committee to consider what further stsps shall 10
respectfully report that committee
suitable onterta inmspt be English
ocer. and that the eon,issss be authorised associate
with themselves OF promtnsnt ettssns In
mansgsmsut OF such entertainment Respectfully sub
HENkY BULL. JR., Chairman.
The above was received. and a resolution passod
appointing mittee, who Will form with the Mayor
and tue Pfss,dons Of the Common Couuci and such Of
The resideuts AZ may be selected, mittsu
Of 10 give suitable 10 Al.
m,rsl lngleneld ana the officers Of hts squadrso Ia
behalf Of tho city. The entsr.siamsnt vii, probably
conclude with public ball
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yellow lever sufferers Tomorrow sveaiag A already
announced her first concert realized S4s5 Brgneu
has also vouateerod and Will sing Oh the occasion
While trolling Tor shArks OF ssabright the
Aquarium fishermen caught sunnsn weighiag 12S
pounds This Is shc nrss time this species mas been
caught In this region, and IL was oaly after hard
struggle that tho creature surrendered II will be
exhibited long possible and then The sksssssa
will be mounted and kept in the hussun-
Messrs Poole * Donneliy, OF the Grand Opera
House, who have SO generously and 30 promptly
nounced benefit for the yellow fever sufferers
dton TO their personal subscription have fixed sun
day afternoon and evening, the LIST OF September
the mos, convenient times. Large audiences ought
10 attend. This Is practically giving two bsnsap a.
this great house Instead OF one
The sale OF tickets ana boxes for Theodore Thomas
benefit 10 already brisk and the indications point 70
his having on tho evening oil September IL one OF the
largest and fashionable audiences assembled
In Giimore's Garden. The programme Tar this occa-
sion has not as yet been arranged by Mr.. Thomas,
but IL Is certain that will one Of the best and IN
many respects remarkable. Some OF the finest mu-
steal talent OF tue have volunteered and
namos OF those whose services have been acesptsd
will DO duly announced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-30
A YOUNG MANS SUICIDE.

4 ypusrLp CLERK MAKES FREE WITH HIS
IMP OVERS MONEY AND KILLS HiMslLy
j, FROM FEAR OF ARTIST tf
Ipx TELEGRAPH TO THE .HEsALr.1
TRENTON, N. j., Angus, 20. 1878.
This morning about eight O'Clock the body OF Ar
thur Brsndt, twenty years of age, was found near
Attsrbary.s Crossing, about mile from this city,
with ballat hole In his right temple Suspicious OF
foul play wcrc nrst entertained but subsequent de.
veiopmsnts during the day proved that the young
man had committed suicide. He has boon
employed al the Fisher Anvil Works As
bookkespsr aud bis employer placed entire
confidence In him On Saturday last Mr.. Fisher
gAYe him q chsck Of $3.50 on the Trenton Banking
cgtppAny, prssuming ne would draw tho money aud
Day on The workmsn. Instead OF doing SO bs de-
posted the check 10 his own credit and drow out $780,
Ga Wednesday Mr. Fisher entered mpiaint before
Judge street agsinat young Brandt charging him with
embczzlsmeuL anu the warrant was placed In tho
hands oil Q constable Brandt hearing that warrant
had been issued Tor his arrest, und caring the consc
Quences, wont 10 tho outskirts Of the city and
initted suicide ss above stated Coroner Bodine
mediAtey enpanelIcda jury and will hold an inquest
Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-30
OUR ENGLISH CUSTOMERS.

CONSUL wHBsrERs nEponr PROM sHxrYIRLp,
xNoLAND-GREAT INCREASE IN THE SALE
OF AMERICAN M,NUyAcruRIs AND PROD
ucrs.
wAsHISorox, August 20, 1878
Z :. H. Webster, United states Consul ut Sheffield,
Eugand reports 10 the Department, Of STATE that The
number OF articles of American msnufseturs aud the
quantities OF agricultural produce Imported mat
districs very large There ISL prejadics against
American manufactures 10 overcome IL 10 said
sshoy Will not Ias,.' But those implsmsnts ike
hsyforks that have been proved. arc getting Ia,es
sale. Que arm In Sheffield sold this season 500
dozen Of hsyiorks, 81 dozen seyths sna,hes, 2llS
doxsu oil locks, 1900 dozen OF iron pianss, LIss
dozen Of lockwood rules 1850 dozen OF hat and coat
hooks, 30 dozen Of hammers and Q variety Of o,hor
articles OF American production. O,hsr arms nave
made large saies One Arm reports their impor lslous
from tho United states FL 600 mostly smaIl ar,icss
ike axe naaaiss, screws, sash fasteners, vrsnchss
SC n sharp compositions must be expected. Ahe sdy
but Of poorer quaiity. IL 10 OF tho nrst impor-
TANGO that American manufacturers should keep ths
quality oil 'nsT goods up to II. h'sass' s'And.rd.
The amount Of irssn meat Gam sricaa, sold IN Shcr
Geld during tue last sx months VAS 49,, $40 pouads
Inc prejudice against IL has almost rntirsiy unap-
pesrsd Arrangements are making 10 Increase It's
sais by y coupany, vhsca Is 10 open twelve new
discriminaisiy. OBs hfm, however. sells II sxciu.
svoly. aud Keeps thu American nsG nyiag over the
shop ~ sign.
CANNED FOOD
This market ID aiso well supplied with American
canned iood-meats lobster, salmon, oysters, turtle
and ruIts, AS well AZ ehssse bacon, iard Hour corn
meal, &c Cornmcal Is not yet su1hcientiy veil
Known us human food II tho Amer,can modes Of
cooking u could be introduced, ~ saie would %
greatly Increased. Printed instructions scattered
among the people wouid be useful
AMERICAN LARD.
American lard. fsnned In Belfast 10 preferred 70
American refined lard, az Increased cost Cannot
rehners cnAnRe tn,sf
srG0ksTivE HINTS
Pickied mackersl and smoked haibut are seldom
seen here. Camel they be added " our Ieng list Of
exporter
American carriages would DO we'll adapted 10 the
6ns ROADS In this Consular distr1v
large burmese also could be done In Americas
doors, sash holdings, and IN all kinds OF turned work,
especially OF black walnut
trade has siresdy begun IN buildefs' iron
mongsry, but may De greatly extended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-30
PAPER MAKERS CONVENTION.

A REDUCTION OF oSE-sIxTH IN PRODUCTION
AGREED Observation-Disclosures or PERAA-
NEsT ASSOCIATIONS.
SARATOGA, August 20. 1878.
Az the meeting Of the paper makers this morning
the Committse OF Twsntyous presented the following
report
The committee appointed to consider and report .
pian Tor accomplishing the objects which this Con
vsntios called have attended 10 their dulies and
uasntmousy recommend Tor the adoption OF th IL
Convention INC following named plan Tor the caraii-
"That the paper anufsctursrs OF the country shall
run their machinery but nve-sixths VI tho time
u being the Intention and agreement that
rsrs shall reduce the production onv-sixth on each
mako during the time specified. This rsduc,ion not
70 take effect unless manufacturers parties repre-
senng ave per cent OF The producers Of the country
agree 10 the Same by September %"
Tho committee also recon mendsd the organ zation
OF permanent sssoe.asion. Alter recess u eonstI-
tuition was adopted Tor the American Paper Makers
Association 10 cousst OF all makers OF paper tue
United States who subscribe constIiu tiou It's
officers 10 DO president, Two vice presidents,
rotary and treasurer, aud i've executive committees
be selected from DIVISIONS having centres at Bos
ton New YORK, Philadelphia. Cincinnati and Chicago,
The central oicers 10 DO general executive commit
tee 10 hear appeals from division committees, with
hssdqaartsrs a. Springfield, Mass and u hold annual
appointed by tue general executive comm ttec. Local
executive committees can xrbtraie on matters aud
questions arising In their respective divisisns.
OfFiCkks CHOSEN
The following officers wsre elccsed wv ilamsW hit
ing, OF Holyokr, president; John T. AveriL, Minus-
sofa, aud Wellington smith, Of MsssHch usstts, wee
psesidsnts; Charles y. Chaplin, OF Springfield, Asss.
secretary; James A. HIM. ONO, treasurer; executive
comm iLtscs-Boston division John II. Soutbworth
Charles Faircn,id aud wiliam h. Russell; New York
division. Jshu h. Hail, W. Il. Parsons and l.. G.
Woodruff; rhiiudelpha division, Clarence Moore
j. L. Reiysl and Charles H. Mulliu; Cincinnati divi-
sion, ID. W. kcClung, Wiiiiam Psu and William Man
ming; Chicago division, William N. Van NOrtwick.
J. W. French and J. A. Kimberley
An ASSOCIATION OF manu- lecturers Of writing papere
for similar Objects also for med.
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ACCUSED OF SHOPLIFrING.

AN ALBANY LADY COMMITTED ron TRIAL At
LONG BRANCH ON A cHARoE or THtFr -
sax PROTESTS Her INsocxxcE -INploSA-
TON OF AER FRIENDS.
TX TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
Loaa BRASos. August ~, 1873
Miss Rsbscca Crounce, lady from Albany. who
had bssu stopping a. the Branch with some friends
for few days, visited . store or SHOP, commonly
known Tue "fiorida Curiosity shop" al al early
hour or MONDAY last she vas accompanied by lit
tie GIRL eleven years old. Tor tue purpose OF
locking ct some Of the many curioslties usually
kept IN the store she made some ANAL parehasos
Ia the way tropical shells and ssuch thpgs alter
which she proceeded " The beach, tooK her usual
bath and returned TO the cottage at which shs
stopping In for dinner In the tho little
girl mad been stsong along The shore gathering shells
and showing those procured IN the forenoon 10 her
friends A. Miss crouncs about ~ herself At
the table constable arrived With q Tor her
arrest . charge Of having stolen SIS worth gold
mosnied Florida beana Notwithstanding tho earnest
protests Of the lady She ,akss the room whore
jus,ics 10 stsd GU, those brought bsiors the Po-
lice Jsstiea
Witnesses we're heard on both sides, and the Judge
dsc,dsd that the lady should either be locked up IN
one VI tho coils under the court room shsud give
bail for her appearance at further hearing fuss
dsy afternoon. seyora gentlemen from Albany OF.
Tered " isrnsh mJbey security Tor the bail but IL
was refused. rssiasns freebooter then offered ball
whloh vas accepted.
SUBSEQUENT rRocKsDixes
The accused much overcome by tho charge
aeapst her that she had attack vi Mysteries 10 tho
evening, remaining IN partially unconscious state
through Tho night A. the appointed time she was
again present ~ the court. Alter soine wransling
Dvsweon tho counsel, 10 which thsy cIncLed aud
Threatened TO throw esch other out OF the second
s,ory window the agaiu adjourned until thus
afternoon.
Miss Crouncs was again taken with hyssssioai
sp4sms yesterday aficrnoen, and lay In prscarious
condition until the hour sppoatea for the trial
rived. she Was then ooce more assisted into the
court. Alter q furthsr hearing she was asolassa
guilty oil the chsrss and committed 10 tho smoke
houss" 70 await ACTION By the Gland jury. A nun.
Der Of gentlemen from Albany and sew
srAi iroshoidors offered TO give bonds
Tor her. Her counsel objsoted TO this
He made Q motion Tor q writ Of hAbsas corpus, and,
BY the SOLICITATIONS of friends prssosi she
vas allowed TO return homo parole, under shc
charge Of q constable. strong sympathy 10 felt by
those knowing tho accused they declare that her
character 10 sbovo reprosch and consider the az
cIsion outrage upon society. a. the accused was
figidy searched anu nothing to SUSTAIN the change
Was fouad IN her possession.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-30
CUBA.

ARRIVAL OF The NKw FINANCIAL AoENT-IN-
PORTING cArTLE-HEAvY WEATHER
HAVANA, August 20, 1873
Senior Marisno CaDco villsmii, the newly sppoiatsd
Director General OF tho Finances Of Cuos has arrived
here from Spain and will Immediately take charge Of
his ONCE. The appointment OF Senior vhasaii 10 re-
csIved with great Satisfaction and confidence. Hs
held ONCE here some ago, but recalled At au
untimely season whom displaying much activity and
sbility.
CATfLE Pn0A uoNDURAa
The portati0n OF Honduras cOtlo has begun on an
extensive scale Several steamers arc ply
Honduras cattle are considered best adapted to this
climate and many are wanted Ia tho districts desc.
lated by the iusnrTection
BAD WEATHER.
Heavy rains are reported from Saaua, Santa Clara
ana Remsdios. Tho weather In Havana Is sulsry ana
rainy.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator Simon B. Conovor, OF Florida, and Commo.
dors George N. Ransom, United States Navy, are a
the Assor Judge A b. Olu, or the Dsirict Of Column
bia Supreme Court; Rev. DR.. Thomas K Conrad, ~
Phiisdcphia John l.. Thomas Jr. OF Baltimore; and
Rev. I. Fitzhardinee Norton, b. G. Barber, George
Lawiess. and H. harken, oil Her Britannia Majssty's
ship BeIerophop, at tho Fifth Avenue. Aojutans
General Franklin Townsend, OF Albany, IL at the
Brunswick. Judge d. u. Osborn. OF Auburn, N. Y,
aud Mayor Charles A. OTIS OF Cleveland, are as
thd 81 Nicholas. Mrs. W. q. Rsston, OF CAlifornis
and Chef-enginssr X H. Trubshaw and G. strickIasd.
Everett J. W. vun vxiksnburYn, Of Albany, 10 At
tho Metropolitan General John Robinson, OF Bing-
hamt0n, 10 at the Coleman. Lieutenant d. D. Y.
Stuars, United States Navy, 10 at the Sturtsvans.