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L1U-MdhING At ALBANY.

ALBANY, July 1G.-In the Senate to-day Mr..
Woodn reported the bill relating paw
ing Atantic-aye, Brooklyn. The following bills were
passed by the Senate Amending the regulating the
capital stock Of fire and marine insurance companies
To improve NcwIork City between Onc-hundredand-
Nchoasvc and the grounds Of the Sacred Heart Acad-
cmy.
When the free canal constitutional amendment came
up i'm the Assembly Mr. skinner raised point of order
that the motion order the bin read had not been
carried by twohrd The point order was sns-
tanned, the found be only yeas TO 40
nays.
The resolutions Of the Common Council Of New-York
protesting against the NewlOrk and Brooklyn Bridge
Approach bill. read.
Mr. Andrews offered resolution that the Legislature
adjourn sine die July 49, at 5 y. m. Tabled
The bill making an appropriation for The payment of
awards made 10y the state Board OF Auditor lie
mcnt OF - 54196 To the Central New York Institute
Deaf Mites. ana $205,337 to the lie COutcauX saint
MsrN's Institution for Deaf Mutcs-has become "A law
without the Governors Signature The Governor has
signed the following bills: Relating to certain local i'm
formation of railroad corporations regulate The
same; extending the operations and effects the
providing for the formation al
turing, mining. mechanical and chemical purposes
amending act TO improve Stockonst BroOkn relative
to Port Richmond and Bergen Point Ferry Companies
amending act relative To trustees Astor Library relative
to IN Brooklyn; relative office of County Clerk
~ Monroe County authorizing associations and farmers
lease grounds cNhihltlnns relative
GERS IN Courts OF Record, Kings County.
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BALTIMORE DEMOCRATS.

BALTIMORE, July 16.-A split is impending
in the Democratic party in this city growing of
differences between cX-Cnited states Senator William
Pnbney Whyte and the ring" The ring nominated
Senator Whyte for Mayor although he BELONGED to an
opposite faction of the party For several days The
sete, which the ring " is said to have purchased
Gently has been attacking Mr. Whye. The paper
neved to be owned by Police Commissioner Cotton who
has been bitter opponent OF Mr. Whytc for years Mr..
Whyc in an interview tonight said that If The Ga-cc'S
attacks discontinued he would take the stump
and publicly denounce Cotton party traitor He
claims that the managers quietly working for his
defeat because hc accepted the mayoralty nomination
from the rpfOinoIs IL looks If the Republican
nominee for Mayor he elected should the difficulty
be adjusted. Mr. Whyte will carry his threat
thought, and in he does the may repu-
date the nomination and make another. The
lions about equally div idcd in this city.
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parly life but throat disease forced him to rell1-
anish TINT work. and he became a lawyer.

early fc but throat disease forced him to reiiIl-
quish that work, and he became lawyer.
The news of the shooting of the President greatly
shocked Mrs. Abraham Lincoln. Weeping she re-
peatedly murmurcd Poor Mrs. Garfield and re-
tired to her room remaining there Frustrated untl
the next day. Mrs. Lincoln is gradually growing
stronger, and seems to take pleasure IN recalIs III
cidents of jraycl aud of her life III Washington
Mr. WORTH the famous dressnaker, is said to have
large aviary filled with beautiful birds OF every
hue from all parts of the world and I've spends hours
in studying them. From these. and the strange
harlnonics brought ont of discord by one magical
bit of perfectly unexpected cOlOTing when com
bines and rccOucilcs ALL il is asserted that ne de-
rivcs his inspiration for his most charming p"O
mcwhat expensive dresses.
Queen Victoria has given the Albert Medal of the
first class for galantry saving life) to DIR. David
Iowson, Of iIuddersfeld, England He attended
child suffering from laryngea| diphtheriaand finding
after performing the operation of tracheotomy that
his patients only chance of life lay in instantly
clearing the tube, he himself sucked out from the
tube the accumulated mucus. The heroic doctor
was seized in a few days by n severe attack of
diphthcria, ana other dangerous illness supcrvened,
compelling him to abandon his profession.
Abraham Lincoln wrote i'm 1887 to Mary Owens,
who hal declined his offer of marriage, letter lately
printed for the first time. What l WISH" he says
=" is that our further acquaintance shall depend on
yourself If such further acquaintance would con-
tribute nothing your happiness | am sure it would
not to mine. If You feel yourself in any degree
bound to- me- am now willing to release you, pro-
vided YOU wish it while on the other hand | am
willing, and even anxious to bind you faster, if |
can he yinced that il will, in any considerable
degree, add to your happiness. This indeed Is the
whole Question with me. Nothing Would mahI , 'llc
nothing more happy thad to know you were So'
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NETWORK TRIBUNE IT, lssl-rRp1E SHEET

ron OF Charleston, s. Co. and A. b. Meeker and George
H. OTIS, OF Chicago. $500 N7~
me Inc following schooner yachts have arrived here !:
pre;inhaugat Verona, Cyte, Princess, Nepentha and
nv ~, motel arrivals include the following:
uy"I iTttdnech-Frederic ID. Nav, f.. d.. Curtis and
wife; Hartford; Mrs George H. Lake Miss Walters
vTe1 w nhafker Edwin Reed New York D. j. sheehy, f.
", " hconb, Mrs NJ. Rossiter. Brooklyn; b. G..
N"fn4p and Wife Clinton. Mass Mrs. A. Evans
t ou ADMIRAL Fairfax U :. N; c. Robling. Tren-
In . H. Murdoch. Boston; Mrs A. j. Alien, Hartford
tom 9ean' unionyille Conn H. c. Goodspeed, Bos-
0eean HonsenJohn J. Brophy. l.. Costello, william
armstrong jr b. H. Day, d. W. Keegan Il. W. Marvlle
~, a. = Hatch, ". A. Abbott c. Wcndt Willard Howe
i m,si o. NJ Powell Mrs. DeLabor, NewYorh; J. Fal-
san francisco; Mrs Z. B. Iazetne the Misses
m!hihSon e. {. Fowler Boston; Fred Allen, Washing
i nan Jules Kaufman William sellers +. Nicholson, NJ
IIS'iuierDauer, Philadelphia; Levi Robinson, l.. s. n :
H II, u, Ci2mst3Gk, New-York W. II. Allen, Brooklyn
f nrnry MI, = Hill, Iowa Mrs. T. NJ. Mccoy and
1Iih[, Mrs NJ A. Hecly, Missouri +. Fanson Kansas
Phl n w Ht5e bh w. Fraser W. A. Frazer
'ci' fehn Nathan Matthews ir., L. c. Choate Boston.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for The past "a hours.

WASHINGTON. July II, | a. m.-The barome-
" ~ n'SheSt In The extreme Northwest and lowest in
'he st Lawrence Valley. Rain is reported from the
Middle Atlantic States England and the West Gulf
0'ates The temperature has risen slightly in New
England, the Middle and South Atlantic and East Gulf
states, the Ohio Valley and Tennessee and the Lower
Luxe REGION ana has fallen slightly in the Upper Lake
IcEloh ana Northwest The winds variable in the
s cur states; elsewhere east of the Mississippi the
prevailing winds westerly
me looWg temperatlrcs arc reported from stations
on the northern frontier PASSPORT, SO; Burlington,
luth, GO. ~ go
Indications for tO-fdJ
for Ncw-England, local rains followed by clearing
lower temperature. 80
fot the Middle Atlantic States, local rains followed hy
Gearing weather, winds mostly north to west rsh Z
barometer, stationary or higher temperature.
Indications t0-morror
Local rains are indicated for New-England and the
Lake region to-day followed by fair weather Tomorrow
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK July 10 1881.
ARRIVED,


ARRIVED.
Donau Ger, Bussius July Southamn.
a. with mdse and passengers to O,irichs az Co.
steamer aticra lOaz, Norfolk with passengers
- Dominion : o..
Bark AUST. Glavan Trieste ~ days with EMMY
petroleum barrels. etc, 10 order vessel 10 master
hLaDrth Wiuslow Portland, Iocne Cardcnas /
uOuglton.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
loh lor Tins port and Liverpool WAS gnalod oil CIookhayen
al $50
AMERICAN PORTS
IIhLlFAN July lG--ailed Scotian
Carroll for Boston
BOSTON, July It. Arrived, steamer Berks Philadelphia.
Cleared steamers lnsa M for London Ibclan for
Liverpool. PTussian lBr). for Glasgow.
Sailed steamers Worcester for IisaN II Miller for Bal
tnolc, Roman ot Phae la, 6auCus Or New York, VI AZ
athon, Prussian ana Golden Horn
PHILADELPHIA July lO--ArIivcd steamers Taconv from
New-N ork. iamsport from Boston, Fallchld Coon
River, Va.
Cleared, steamers Commonwealth for New-Noik. Williams
Last Boston.
sailed, Steamer lord Cough for Liverpool
BALnMOGFJuy rs Arrived steamers Johns Hopkins from
Boston, George App0ld from annai
Cleared, Ciym,ne Tor KEEL Cleopatra
Charleston De France Tor Garrett Tor New
York
sailed. steamer Cleopatra.
CHARLESTON, July lCAEnved. steamer Geo " Clyde
sailed steamers City New York. Virginia for
Philadelphia
SAVANNAH. July l6-Argived. steamer City Columbus
from New York.
sailed, city OF savannah New-York, Herman
Livingston for 'lilac, iphia
July lD-Ilearoi Liver
pool SandIllghaA ioi Dclam aro BIcak water.
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Religions Noticcs.


ADrn hams Offering of his Tsaac-Subect continued
ntn. iasi week AT s45 M CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC
ILL hC H. ltth 81. between Tth.aN.s
Inc OBJECT OF these provide the preachfpg II
oi an Who
nm, D Sno would BE- glad e. hear The Mord If God whore
ne an ee welcome aud at home. The doctrines preached
those Scfiluta truths which
churches usually called orthodox. seat. free No collection
cooper niou-SUNDAY NIGHT G. W SAWYER VIII
sion 97 - wy '''7' '''i' A"'i's-
Trace Church. Broadway-Snmmer services on Sunda~s
hpu NE summer; Evening Prayer an anthem AZ
10"i'oh. Morning service and sermon at II O'Clock
Gospel Tent, 2daye. and 2Oth-st.-Dr MACARTHT-R
Hfafhes $40 Mr. PRATT 7a5. open week evenings asa
members Of Fisher
ana bouton, cornetss lead Service Of song All welcome
Rehgions Services at Manhattan Beach, SUNDAY july
- az ~ a. n-tonducted by the Rev MILBERFORI 4
MORE 49, NN~N" "a NJ - = VII
81 tseorgcs Church Stuyvesant square corner 10Th.
sl-s:3O a. ~ Holy Lommunon; u m. Morning PRAYER
sermon by the Rev TREADWE ELI. WALDEN "a,
Free Service; by the Rev. NEWTON PsRkiSS
Minister in charge 49,
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BITS OF CRITICISM.

ALFRED IENNYsoN AND HIS CLASSIC MODELS.
not QUE for may ms ms deicencles there is
regarded responsible; where they EXIST tbc cY
lie as accycd Splendid fa mns and fe% gSd
would gIG%ge INN his glorious prize, Tor he has Won it
these latter times have been SO true themselves Mr.
Iennyson has Indeed little in with his contem
creed III other aud better schools. His communion bas
in the nobest it can assuine~was reIpjon % IN
whom truth to the best of which their nature was cana
LOYALTY to their high obligation with something of that
sro rn Mch he ssy Christians contemplated The
10 borrow an expression from the greatest ~
accounts for the perfection of Mr. Tcnnysons form for
WISH l" DC rclohbered-lIhe COrnhin.
TIE lAGo OF IRVING AND BooTn.-Mr. IT.
wing performance one carries away with one and thinks
about; Mr.. Booths too, thinks about VIM
60, %iVo' S,' o'ntilhed ana complete 10 the Iatters
must IN our Judgment, be ASST ned the palm MIR
iant which is so commonly recloncd to him as virtue
XIpt "miTn indeed ne has often contrved extract
" .ne most dangerous qualities actor can havc-a
content to do others have done 10 find tho sa,na
meaning IN words that others have found to read human
Ie ar others read IT. Ii has been truly said of Mr.
tI'g thai ne Is never commonplace; but 1t shOnd nso
nav sonct'r1es h Ina, TINS lIoea3n from commonplace
SENSE Macmillai's Magazine. 0-'' u ooi"io"
=. Mr.. JEFFERSON DAyIs's BoOK.-His history
- nun thiousnout OF what Mr. Carlyle in sit ~ Nv
- hb1aR WIN lhe south, would certainly hve calin5
iihS oi formulas. great passage i'm is,rt "a
i e 20 me level Of dispute about a claus y, rs
le.'>e 1l Davis prOVOkes us 10 say thar ~ ~ in
nc, uot 'o NATURAL and perfectly jusHa6e desire M
'fto 70 gam Il separate national existence in -, VI
tlo uuuhieV anger of defeated political oty
Sohtchtivh Idl PRESIDENT Liucon's Pro- d,nt me
emancipation, reluctantly passed in the serond @ VI
tne war Ju'thed the Tears Of the South tha IN o
WOULD IN any case forcby abolish slavery and tn otA
so.h Vas therefore entitled To secede need NOT h ae
s~e[ed Had that been the only question at sn oe an
cutn codid safely have afforded To wait vic
c'sed Oh the legal Interpretation the cailsrs s
fH were appropriate enough in the speeches az
,sed ia rom mississippi No others could have been
Witu propflety IN legislative assembly. nm go,
thlhg larger aud higher have becn SOME
Se nstoi IAN OF the rise and fan OF the
So'eihhent-tStJ ames's Gazette oi"'e
49, MnUbiiNsTEIN's OPERA.-Very little need no
Is,i 20 "b.t was SAID last week in reference To- fl "
s'.,seih " II Denonio." Increased fmiIiar ~ ,err
60 the Impression its dramatic G,.si We
r,,, 4oHlc - so readily hensihle a, a. 90
A. ne t no further revelation of merit il nossi'
,nttan ~ az performance there was AN obviuo az
Ruins ei interest and it improbable thai nr
opera Will long maintain irs ~ icrr
Notwithstanding the advantage Of a. Nencss.
sepfesehtatiOiA-lI The Atheneum eP'ionaiy good
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1TTICHING LOTTERY PRIZES.

Under the attachment orders of the Court
Deputies Finn and Shelly yesterday levied against the
Louisiana Lottery Company upon the prizes in the
bands Of the fortunate holders in this city, with the de
mand that the be produced and deposited with the
Sheriff. subject any liens in law against the company
II IN claimed that the holders possess title under the
laws of this state in other words, that the company
could give title to the holder OF lottery prize money
this state. IT This position sustained, the
lottery prizes Is extremely uncertain. About 100000
VIII he attached in this and other actions. Colonel T. Il.
Wood appears for the plaintiff Mr.. jackson.
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CuRTTS-At watertown. Conn. Thursiav. Jniv H.
lustace sanford. fonrth % late chief 500
William Edmond Gurus, 81 This city. aged u years.
GAlPEN-on Friday. July -, l>Sl cholera infaufu-n
William Horace. infant son u n. Howard and Mary NJ
Gapen. -
Funeral services residence parents Fast
whist ON sunday, 18th ms. at o'clock D. m.
HAIFIELDAt her residence. White Plains. SatIr-
day July 10 Susan Hatfield. in the SSl
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral NJ N. r..
church, on Monday July IL at 2:B0 O'Clock =. n.
Osii1aees VIII De in waiting arrival 81 ll.3O O'Clock
ussin from Grand Central Depot.
LAWsoN-At MaTblehead, Mass. on IAN inst. John d..
INFANT son Of Charles and Nancy Osborn Lawson.
fislNSE-ln Newport. r. l., 18th inst. Anna storcr
,ooAdge, VIE OF Colonel n Prince. L. 4.
daughter Of the late Joseph Coolidge. of Boston
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companions. Sweeny was singing, whan half
uozen Italians came along One of them, Robert
basamo had some words with Sweeny, who hit
him with his fist and then ran away Shortly afterward
they met in the neighborhood. and Balsamo chased
s"eeny and stabbed him in the back penetrating the
ng, INJECTING wound which Surgeon Spencer thinks
the injured man cannot survive.
BasamO into home No Hamilton ave.
where he was arrested in bed by Gillen.
Sweeny was removed TO the Long Island College Hos
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Rising THE PRICE OF ICE.

A circular has been issued by the various
companies and dealers under the control of the Kncker
booker Ice Company increasing the price Of to fam
lilies % per cent and after Monday. The prices viii
he 30 cents week for from twelve TO fifteen pounds
daily. 40 week for twenty twenty-five pounds
daily and 40 cents per 100 pounds for thirty pounds
upward daily. The increase in has caused great
ind gnation, especially of the the
ice crop obtained last winter which then de
clared enough TO last iOr ilncc years
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N1RROW ESCAPE or 4 S7REET-C1R.

A crowded Uobolen strcet-car had a narrow
escape mt the Grovcst crossing of tho Newly ork, Lake
Erie and Western Railroad ut $3.50 last night The gateman
sgnaed to the cardrvcr to drive across but the had
barely crossed the track when seen approach
ing at full speed The driver whipped up his horse and
woud have cleared the track hut for the stupidity of the
gatrman, who lowered the gate and pinned the ear fast
The engine struck ana tore off the platform and
the hood Some of the women in the car fanted but
ou.N VIVA hurt
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mcr NOtnB, he says would lure MIN BACK 10 CITY LIE
again.
Within stones throw OF the studio tragedy occurred
mat gives peculiar interest to the spot one foggy
years before the advert of Mr. Bradley and ds Fri
gay the clipper New Era came ashore and wrecked
In inc breakers Four hundred German emigrants lost
tnelr VtS, ana the beach strewn for miles with
pieces OF the wreck and the bodies OF the dead. 1t Is
sai mat at times even the wall of the dying may
be heard above the of the surf.
Ihlb studio Is only shadow of Mr. Davis's winter
snuggery, which is back of his coy cottage Sunset
ilkc ana abounds in souvenirs of bric-brac which the
artist lakes so much delight bright bit of color is
Iuihisheu 10 the rather SOmhre walls by Japanese
lltzc Win n moulding of split bamboo. Photographs
ana sketches OF frontier life pinned here
anu there on the walls. quaint old bookcase stored
WIN DOCKS OF refercnces surmountcd with the branching
ahtlcrs OF Virginia deer and hung of the prongs
Is Droad-brmmed soft hat-a relic OF " scIimmage"
WIN me Indians ON the Plains, which the artist, then
u spccll Tor Jumpers weekly, lost his hat General
custer dld not want to his friend go barcheaded ana
gave nm an extra somhrcro which he Glanced to have.
JUST ABOVE large wild turkey pearly gray seagull
sNoos down from the ceiling, and high up III one corner
htWks feather as If in defiance OF somebody. Various
pieces OF the White House set of china the designs for
Whlch were made by Mr. Davis, serve decorations,
ana on the floor spread caribou, panther and other
animal SKINS risky squirrel has the freedom or
inc place, and has of his of taking positions
Wncr ne can keep an the easel and what the
artists fingers are doing.
Mr. Davis IS at present engaged design for
curlously Interesting vase, which is to be called
America in 1851 with n subtitle OF - Union and
IeAce.' 1t will be thoroughly American, its name
indicates. The panels and surfaces Will be decorated
with typical scenes in the life the country from actual
studies III the artists portfolio.
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CHANGING ms MIND.

Among The prisoners in the County Jail in
Jersey City is william Valley Frenchman who was re-
Gently convicted of stealing three When he was
sent to Jail Kaukowsk the alleged murderer of Nina
Muller became much excited ut the sight of HIM and de
carcd that he of the men who took Nina
Muller away from him the day she was murdered
Since then Kmhowsk has altered his opinion and lie
and MnllaN iIIrnnlN TOWNS.
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STOW POSTAL FACILITIES.

Complaints of slow postal facilities are numerous
in the upper wards 1t is claimed that it often takes
twenty four hours for letter mailed at fremont to
reach Kingsbridge and that lctte-s mailed III Har-
loln early saturday morning frequently do not
reach the anne Xed district until Monday.
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ROBERTS BROS.

By the Tiber BY the author OF "slgnor Monaainrs
Niece" 81 30
Blessed Certainty. by the author OF Majesty
Myself" II "a.
The Head q Medusa. George Fleming, author Of
aid -
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE, July III a. m.-The movement
in the barometer was steadily downward Yesterday
rarity cloudy weather generally prevailed with fog dur
ing the first quarter and few drops eff rain between
5:3O and p. III. The temperature ranged between
o. ana So, the average (730 being Dig lower than
on the corresponding day last year, and $40 lower
than on Friday.
Partly cloudy or fair weather, with slight changes in
temperature and chances of light the day
may Dc expected to-day III this city and vicinity.
CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS.
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AT FLORENCENHIE. Y. II.

CALAIS, Me-, July I6.--A fire in Florence
vile, y. b.. on Thursday afternoon last burned the
houses OF Richard Wheeler. Mrs. g. W Wheeler the Rev.
Joseph Flewelling and samuel Taylor. The Methodist
church and the II. T. Parlcts house also burned
The fire originated i'll Mhoelers barn. The Is I'M
known.