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AGRICULTURAL.
BB8KPI OF WJmWlt CA1 iu:....xvil.
y, wtinn ? MWl iWli
c pal ' "k o?* aamaatk cattie tr.rough th* Uattod
BtatM c*?wraJ em.e Im Iba pBIBMd mdiie
? 0/ Pevoishi-c, IL.ri.f.rrh-hre ted BmiM,
???oa** " ?" n" r'? ;l ?' '"r M io I,iju *
ft* Al 1 racfc. ir N.w Vork, ItaW-JeMBJ, II
Bttbwaiy, aWbtafreaau, by tte Datct. as alsi, p r
bafa, k I>e.a?**'e aid Western .W-ey by the
Bwad #. orta.n foreign breeds have been ir.tro
iMtal IWsc? Ue.e, there have been fron Kc
-.'a/.' iatfeMtaa at very remote dates the old Lee
tenUlM, which would r**m to have been red
B itli ??trtt, with a tendency fa form longer borci
La: h usual id that fam.ly, and also the old Suff ilk
durj famous Urg before the intr<KJ?7t;on of kM
Gabt*"?} cro*.- forthur Betaking properties, which
ti-y ItJl r*-ta'>n. b'.\>.< |l OJlllolf altered io for an
ard ti. r by mtetbri ec\r,g with tbe hortieai c
a Bod ( a tie dtsrnbtd above.
I r. I nMOOrijkMl stocki, more or leu iiiter
n':i*yi. hase aria* t. ill the native lit ckl of America
B Ue fi".t BMaMOa and eir.ee importation* of fine
?look froka aU part* of Liu.lar.4 bare been e*>n
etmt y neo'ted t'j for the improvement of the
tatlvo Iti tdi, witt cut n.uch, .f any, method or
y T-f, and entiiey without tbe piBBBIIBiioa of
"r<v ? i>. bj t l a very rOOOMj period, it follow* tuat
the ca't f of the ordmary American stosk are now,
Mle onJI put kj Mr. AU /son Nash in th<" paper
befirt i 'erred to a mi/ture ot MfefajaJ . and thu
im i I ') BMM fall til mill Ij the ca&e of tbe New
Lrg.-w.c thai, of the {Southern typei of cattle. 1 be
renkn-iir, so often <|u itcd it-farmi us that, beside
:<?(.' v Nmioik Hf;d Devonshire st jck mentioned
abtu, as in.ported by the fir*t Puritans, the inhab
tar te of KaJt-m are de-cerdaots of Dorsetshire ist
t--- RBO Wo',1,1. of aoinee. introduce D-vons;
that tbCM of the town of liowley are deacendait*
ol I'* klkbwco'on ir t?, arfco came fr.?m England in
o - t. egUBJ w itn them the old Yorkshire* and
the o i ?hort-borrs; that the people of Lynn,
Ma** came from Liuolnshiie, bringing with them
Ibetld Lmco'tshire cattle; and taat, last'y, the
pr-oj.!- of v any of the towrs of t'onne"t.'<tut caai"?
troni Kent and lenrVOJ, by way of the Jtnstol
(ba;-', brirgirii; with them cat lie from Sussex
ar.i Hell f id, and, above all, DOTOM in .:r?-at BUB*
l>erv. ol wbiob last breed, he tells us, more are
(?ur 'p M UI CoaMOOtieut than in ar.y other part
(: Kear El tr'and.
Wo vs |ah that it had been stated in the memoir
eic re distinctly, whether the cattle imported by vari
t ue Kttlers are invun, from record*, to have been
NffOetirel] VorhihireH, Lincolnshire*, Ac, or
vhethi r they are only surioised to be auch, from
Ue fact that the nettb-rs themselves came from
those bj iict.es. If the former, nothing of course i*
to b-r ibid; if the Utter, we think, as wo haveob
BMTed t.ef(,re, thi.t Im MMfel itMM i* Uid on the
faot tf the counties from which the early MtttBTI
can.*, i:i!e?* it run W shown that they took ship
ftom th re eonntie* direct: since, e*pe?ia!ly in the
then Mute of roads, conveyance* and communica
l.nne lirgiand, it is scurcely cre<iiblo that V.?rk
ibire, or even Lincolnnhire settlers, would have
dmt heir cattle MTVotbJ hundred milei, or half the
Itngih if Lngland, to their port* of embarkation.
Aga.r without pretenduu; to impuirn the correct
gsMBOl the statemiTit that the tOvTfl of Lynn w%*
vr^.\i i.i'y settled by men of Lincolnshire, wo ih.iuld
ba^e dM. red to Mat the authority; since the town of
Lias il itielf, in .Norfolk, mi the Waah, not far re
moved, t i* true, Amb Linoolnshiri', M that both
Linetoi chire men and cattle may ea*ily have come
bitkei Loin that place: yet, ae it certainly was the
|bn raieMatOM af tka eaefj MaaaantaaaBie their new
tcme* .i'Ter those which they h?d left, the proba
Liiity, n the abieuce of direct fact, i* in favor of
Ihe p'Miimption that the settlers of Lynn ffOfi
float N< rfolk, in Whiek that town was Mtuated.
HaaeMt this may have been, we are sure that
Mr. Naak lays too much sties* on those localities,
aa pi- i ii-g the specie* of cattle imported from
tbcni at that early day. Lincolnshire was lupplie-l
with lore-bornek ? i* certain, from the small and
remote -netricf af CratM), on the opposite coa?t of
the kalaao\ atd fur to tie north of Lngland. Tney
fkin I gnMOal but gradually and slowly, and the
southern coatti of Lincolnshire, opposite to Rot>
Mk, would have been about tbe last place tiny
Would Lave reached, ai it ii, iu fart, the extreme
?outrun I mit of tbeir district in liupland. There
n\ b fi.ct, co reason for believioR. but rather th?
.'v.r.- U at there were kVAf-hOTM iu Lincoln
?hire at the periinl of the embarkatn-i of the Pd
Naaj however, [\.< ro has ^rown IB, aad withiua
icw jiar* grewn into itroat consideratron. justly, a
MJfJlHai breed ol o\en know n as " th-^ red cattle of
New L'^hirJ." 'l*heir characteristic i*. tir*t. their
ctlor, which, being pur-j red, di cidelly negatives
the pr. bability, if not the poiiibdity, ot a:.y shjrt
kaned crots; lince wh.tc, e ther pure or tpottod
With clear blood ied is, as has been demonstraU'd
above, an original ihort-horn color, derived, not
frim '.he Chiiiingbam or Caizjw-park wild cattle,
WilhBhn^i it il no: probable that tLey were ever
crwaev'. l>ut from the original, imp.irvl l'iai^h
Hoci, bri-ogbt into Kogland prior t i the N.irman
aTltaioi Thu white color would uaWbiMMf
hreak out if it exieted dormant ru tba red cattle of
-New I gland, while the f?rm of the Yorkshire
ho'rnwiuld unmistakab y abow itaatf in any crosa
t-reed of which the short-horn* formed a constituent
part, l'rcm a very early date these r.V. cattle h ive
ti nt^lin New Kng and. but tbey have been re?
cently greatly improved, and have assumed new
chara- Uiiatics. Tbey were formerly, we under?
stand, of the light red co'or pecuhtr to the Sussex
cat?e?bad th? r ijkaieiMilat'm born, BoaaaavtMt
v-.areei iu.d less tap 'ring than that of tha DOTOBa,
aed ?h'.wed a g <>d deal af the Su*iex coarvenesi
and wt ght about tLe forehand. They have now
Ttturied nearer m the rich bleed color, deeper al
inoit than blood bay, of ti e Devoni and ol-l
Utrrkrdi before the wh te ia. ei aad be'.Lf ? were
kaVodaeed amotk: the latter, prob?b'.y from their
r:?ii;h!. ri the Montj; meries. J bBl have gamed a
born u.ui h larger It ? true, than e;ther I>sroa or
^tuaex 1 at of the true lVvon t^rtn. delicate, ta
perjig tii el> to a point, and of a clear, w axy color.
White at tbe baae, Lvatly, they h?M got ri.l of the
we.ght and coaraoness of the Su?*f x ?Loulder. and
_ave ail the freedom from inferior beef in the fore
?piartcr. with all the agility and aaaeAnaM at work
of the l>evooihire. which in that character excela
all the F.oglish . attle. They are ftir milkers,
thouKb not equal t > the ihott-horr.od or Yorkshire
atoik, which prevaili in other part* of TfiB)Itajg
land. They are hardy, docile and excellent work
era, attain to a great weight, fati ng easily, and not
formiti;. like tbe new lon^-horns, immense maasea
of utt^oai tallow, but tovio^ a finely-grained and
?Mwtji Uymarbled beaf.
Ttey are io all rcspecti a highly valuable and
J_I
exr'ftr.X kroed ?i eattk- ec.-aVf a'art |
loathe BBI Ltr> i_- Brhiel ta-y an fitiic I .i
f bt?ljTi Baal barkwant peahaTM M NoB
Kri'a'd. la our ?ri<;rc t:eae are e,:cbib:y,
t: ? aattUcNia)aania| a I ~< ?ra *? <u?r^i tr- ?:
of a rt:r?r.f-t4rat relat.'f a r?.?e r? cett'B ' it
kt: rfaee*] Ht Or!eari Ccutiy. Naw.Yotk, ccier
? lafbehcrai to they eetaaide aattiaif
?:ti ail a-rcatt of that i'ock. It it ort?.!:, bow
?tw arai v; ? if eaibfajftiehitpr. '
eate*'t acciakcratloL'.f tlT-cta tot ?r. a forrg?.:ie
k: '<w u tigeof cr'.ae*. teat there ia aa t tirkaiiro.
?or as] abort-hon Moajajfcatetai i the "Kea j
(at > of Nr?r-Eaglaiid " r w cok aaara
bot ? I i] ia the r?<? a-d wl it- breedl ks;t f r
v 't hi tie nme rerjcti. T tr.a; te. aaa ere
BTall M] moit arohahij than il a !if,ki;:'il
crc?a, Vyfctitr that earre oalf bi m Uc
LeiceeteTehire m.tdie- baraa wt,cw. a.!*?aja r
t-. '-nr j t<j irake loaajBI hl ~ I thai tr.c rest f thl
faa !? . r?a# w balioTi tt he tba eaai <-v. Ij
fi(.n? their lize wb cb ia fa: jr.p^r .r t.i that cf the
aalt Batate or Herefordo fron a far bom ret
a<5n.xti:ro within the hart f fty or eixty yean afthe
if pr. ? ? t l;-ke??.-U IjCu I :zi.
Tbahndaaeyhathakag ban fcrmat: .r. aa Ntf
tbeat New Erjflaao1 red cr.ttie. '.? partieiJuly c. n?
rpicaoai n Um aseai ai.i breaki oat a? hu been
ohocrred, lathi r.eatitcck of all the 8UhM crcia
iDy oettled frOB New I ? gbu d? rery rer_a.-k?.l> 7
el b that of Ohio, aa of the cattle oi which State
it i? bobmbcb ta *?* light real ati er?t brindled
OXen, which n.lcbt pf-a* f( : real Le'ce*t< r !, i j
boraa, Thl t.'ueba-* af the brei-c. hi wrer. ia. it
our idea. ur..iue(t'<n.ably r-'.??*i: Bad the itcprcre
i: *-Tit reooatly effected :. .t 'v b:"<n pribnUy
brought about b> a oirefa] aelectiec. cf tatve
parer.tr ofibl thriJaH, acco:d;rt to . iditldBal qi .
hVae, andajudicrui brtt-di'-i.* b?ck t Utt
puit<d ?BToea, to wt.ch they oac their i
lifbtoeaa of fbiai, docibt] fro -die fron. 11 I wb ?
abtaghtered, aini t. ?? pi - grh t i (t ?. btr
Mr. T'hti, c'.aln.a f r!..-cr.it!'.'- t_>c .??#? tt-^r
tbat?: ey are (he be?t i;. tL. m i :.j brail pi I p ??? i
I If h'iesc t! at they r.ct tru*ua!l/ araigh fri rz.
3fi00 to n.fi?O r. dtbd ireifht, tnd that he haa
h'nrd of ore which w? igh^d '?,"iO J1< per quarter, or
P< r circa?*. Tbha, t; the rate ,f - : i U
the lOQf would t'ive th?* prod giooj ireifhl o'. a' ...
0 If. for the Bra weicht of the aaJeaal. The
largfat heel eailaaeTereUafhteTad 'u Eo| ?.. ? bi
In* a \ r z( be&at, ffttteni d tot exhibitioa, treifhed
but r.. Hi- aiao clair.- tbat tic: i--. ? . !;:;?
pn at d. finer ruarol-d a-.d f: .. - il red tv;ar OB|
ti nt i? found abroad. lr. neither c f t ?kc p r.u
! ran we ?i. ree with hia BOBclnaiona. \\ ? l a
tbat the weifht. even aa a mn>irtum. much more
ap a; bve^s/e, ia greatiy eicgg-s-it-;!; .-.id we
Know that Kfi??sh beef ;i impottt-^ bj PTOrj
ateamer, finer grained, better marblod lad higher
i'.aMired, and, therefore, comu ar ihr^ a .it-her price
in eatiig houaei than any dotDBCtk beet Alhhe
otbt-r lm rite of thia adnirable br? ed ofaatth BTC
rih.iily coi.cede. Their remarkable BDMB of -?
-jiialitiea, their tiuKiilar adapt it:oo to the dtatN
and couBtitution of h.11 countriea, ti.? great kOBOaol
of wc ik they wdi do, aud qraaattly of n.,.k and
bcaaTlhey will yield, on aranty fare and in a rjc^< i
di.-trict, nr.- n it to be d..-putod; and. thia ?;ra-..ted
tb'.iwill ha\e enotifih to re.'ommerd them, e-.r.
though we do not adm't them to be tbr> beat cattle
in ererj poanble reapect. ai.d for evcy poealbai
pbrposo, in the hnowu world.
K<iiu.i ni Caon Iowa.?We Lhvc ?anou?
adrioaaOtMS Sootkaini mud C-VntraJ Ioara, all agreoir?
tbat the crape of that N ate have Lees cesriy ruined
by the treinecdouB rains of July. Itaaei ^ le*? than
half a'Top; O'l/* neaily a total f?iluir Cornlookl
wi ak ar.fl hl< kivaid, but may be t?ri>-tturda i>l a i rag
ffopi r.ot omde becau.e of raina, Hmgaiian i.'a-- acd
yet rip", and may be a full crop. Wneat an.I Fluar
bavmisen in pneo one-half; GonfrBBl 15 rOBtlptl
t;..! i : to 25,
1? i Wheat PaoDrcs Chi -Mr. ?Toba Carpaa
ter, milier. BaflaetiQa, IcdfaBB, aeud? uh a Baa, p'.uiup
bead of Wheat witb a Cbeaa growmn- oat of oae ekaa
of it. Wa Htippcee the fact tl.at Wr,"bt nr. ti rrta.n
i ireazoaiaBOea, tuiL-? to Chew, ia hardly db-puted.
j.i-r in Oat5?What i- it '?Thr n '1 oat the
a a aoutbwaateca portka of the Uoioai too oat crop
Iis.-. B9 Hi'red lrom a terrible b.i^lit, arliic i frOB it* raa-in
blai re to tlit- fiicj;UM pubatan. | thai aoaealtBM attvka
wheat by that name, ba? be^n called -?>' Bo far as
we are isfpnuad, mat in eata na^ tuti orto t.*n un
known. Wo BBTO aOteV board Of reH<l of any-mri^ of
U i kii.d, la any aei tion of t?e couutry. Tn* feet
that itlatbaa aaaaoal opeaa a wide and lalaraating
Bebt to the aataraaatai aad, hi tine cane, t> tba
molou'Kt, aa it. in\itea investigation in a channel, ao
:-ir a.- we can aaoenaiD, heretuure unetp'.orfd.
While in Went Tenn<'?-e?, a abort time nine*, we
took orcaaion to examine tba binde of the oat uo ler a
n.i. roacope (kindly lutn^bed BB by the Bally Troupe
. axd were gr?atiy aurpri.-..?d with tbi pbeeomai m
j wbkb the ciaaa revea^d. Since thea we bave fol
! lowrd up ttiot-e e\aiiiir.atiors, by tba aid of more
powerful instrumenta, at the Madx il College in ttun
*v, n cerrjiary with several soient.fic tentleman,
am. n,' wL\om wore Drr. ?.'i?o'a and Dachaoan, of the
madii al faculty.
Tli? calico of all tbbi dectruotien of the oat crop il a
Utiag worm, ton ?mal! to be plainly seen witb tb*
Baboaeye. A single blade or leaf ot the oat *ome
t;moa contamj" hundred- oi them. They lie encased in
the batUOi afthe ieai or blade, where tbey have b?en
g Itnlaated, beoeathtbeejiiJermiior tliin pellicle uv.'i
tiie exterior potion ul the blade, and. as taoy progress
? !? \ elepmeut, the akin of tue leaf i-< ruaei into ca
r.,.u" mffj bhaai IB, Tne growth of the worn Baboo,
quently iuptuie-i th.-a??, and it e*c<pee to feed on the
plant. *t\ :.?I IrBl IBl Med from their c >veriog, tbey*
are oi a beautiful, clear, red color, aim out transparent.
I -? on -.eg-.n to change color and form, getting more
?I i a* and dark n appearance until, m tue rourae of
t. inst..ii..taion, they oecime a b!a< k bog, w.tn leg*
and wings, when they attack the head or grain oi taa
oat.'.
1'ncVr the m.croscope, the daat which remain* on
the aal. iosrly oeenibiea tuat on tiie winga of buttor
Biaa,
How thia innumerable army of infinitesimal w >rma
origioattd ie yet a mystery. It i-< a singular fact, how?
ever that wb. rever the gieaWst .iaaatity of raia has
f?!;.-D. there the oa' crip Las fared the worat. In our
r 8Bt trip through We*! Tpun*?e<e, we -aw %?;? a
.- ? Bali of oa-s, between the M.i.? *e:p.n an i Ten
i -.? ^ r vera, which wa* not a failure, or into which it
^ .. c i be tolly to put a scythe-blade. That riisli
waanear I>ennatk, in Madiaon County, and waaaoarn
very early. 1:;- well krowa tbat more ra n ha* fallea
in ?'eit Tenn-*aee this eeaaon than in any other part
ot the Sute hence the extreme aet weather must
huvelmd *ome agency ia the produ t m of taia ani
Umi lie. It i? aL*o well known that moiature and
b tt will produce and m Itip'.y aannal life, miUioea
pef boor, acd 'therein we jadgJO is the **cret c:'
thj doetru.'.oc of the oat crop. It ia one of
thoee ca-os of tatural phenomena which cx\ ur only
at a certain stage in the growth of plants, and uider
peculiar states of temperature and weatier. It may
happen next ae&eoo, or it may not ocoar afc-a n for
many sea?na. [Soutnern Homestead.
^ X ni t'*i>.?Mr. Barrowa, pr.noipal of the
High School fee i'a'.mer. Ma**., recently bestowed a
kias upon a haadsome female aaaiatant, a fact not very
remaraable, nor apparently tnTolnng any groat anck
edners. Hut somebody aaw it don*, aad told the
? bool Committee, It ia fair to iafer that the tadivid
a.s oompoeing tbat body are " superanuatad fogie*."
who have long ag\> forgotten what a kit* ;a, and cu t
wait t >r inf->r;i a'jnn till the iaane of the New Ameri?
can Cyclopedia, containing the letter K., for they
eipelled Mr. Barrows from hi* ejhooL Pablic sympa?
thy it with the *c bool master, however, Bar he has
been indorsed by two clergymen, and the people tf
one section of the town threaten to *ot up a echo?! on
th*ir owa aceouat and employ Mr. B., if ta* Schooi
C(t&ariitto* roftao to raiaatate kua in hi* foraar pen
too. (Boctoa Cot-nar.
LETTERS FROM THE P.?>a?LE
7HI- TBOtTBLEf IN bTJOHMOND CO CM IT
] r*#- ty Jtnr L*3e of tUl <3?;, ?.BC rt-f tl*
s l^Btin cf J. C. lb??^r. to*'. I iu/j c. a. , < v at
rr.t- ?!(. ? IM to f'..acrid Ccury by MMMMf
CeMBMBMt Bad a2m ?? * iMJ IfM ku^ m> ru.?*3
' g* h-y i !- rj toe. Lew ktN? :? bj t *.o?. ru ;
cf trctb ia ett?ar ata etceat naede by tbe H-e 'h OS
f?j 11>?' -iD*c ex. Ml et'..-' etateae;: a- fat as 1 ..a:
cvr-r;-.?. u f bc'.-t .... :?^..i^ u. "ad", aaa
MM kSMT it M b#M Mttat ua? J?aa C Toeujp, ?
LiT-t/. tr: bll 'i Hn Ml I] . iif.de BJ ..f ?c.Cie c?oit
It eciKt Lie oarx e^ncy j tte very cutter of ia
pcrtirg VMM ia ordv tkat lie Cou.tr uf Bichum?
v . 1 aud it j BaiIgetol te EBB .State Citvent-or.
who fCtid U fBTOXBBM to tie. BOBaMtl ui ?,: KCl*
?-? of tbi CbMBM* Ht>M view:..: kcm: t.
c rre btet/n it.&r. l aad tbatr IVMtQoceMMUtty of
tr. j tr: y rji nr ?::t yro yean rx BI cf tte Tc:>ffio*oa
. aPTactiCO, a Is I'.. LL TV ^r;c- acd k.i tesc
Uf?) r BBM, J. C T: r Vri~ BM treecadc -f
? ' ? ?- .. ? ,? ..:*. oa* at ii** l ?.?::>
' ? t DMBtMjir W* 8mbb 1.-. ar cFart] a:.;
Bgeat C? ti. - Cal f r&ia ExprMi. Tuti art ? greet
MBB1 <^.icw*ei U.tt tt *-.? I My ;tt? ea:t viler1!
fa.'"- one ti e.ke a ceet ctai cf ta ??er
thenbj tat I La.? BBVM t-'B-u at;- MJBlllM that
tl j U ?? (? tbatt stadt aararbaroaaarbUtM] g :
btsctt; How, air Edftor, I ax a t giva&tesaaa
;>\-r<< trorariT, Pare n<I t itmtt fcfloatii
two*. : r f fidle Haiti m 9. C_ Mil K. II Tt. c-p
i" . t t. trat) liaetooaay aad aawiLuag I u
the !-r*. ? aid batt ladM to who Inayariid tba aotoi
?; Bi rraoad Ocanty, [ Btrar by word or act aafcrd
c ? . -*:raa u> att*r^ t-at jrira-y r-.eetiey, aitbft
ac .N ? l"i r aay other p.ar'*, aad te wa? a
or. - s itcmd l.i uie. W. Da>eT, arbo caret at ?y
L< ??? la Btotor toavalactabaalatrict aadaBapabb>
?MBttbM, e'' f at tv" twii Thoaapiaxj tc\y i\j
?( thl mbjmjBtta tbttandrra;. t>re t1. :;, I t a.'e
t?\e- t . irf rMmbt af Imm cn?.v;o r;t: eicaaatra
1' * .v, nti er f iaat:a f or DoLtxaCy.
'P w D1LCT.
I I - p.; ?:!,:??< C<? PL T., AM If \Kt.
I Tc t?- EaVM o' Th.- f.: y rv#aaai
Si)*.: Ia ycr_* tvue of the Kti. Btat :.mI epp<.BM a
cru.D. t V : frofl - ( I . . pa ccLtaaacftmil
r<ai*n.?iu- of :rt: tad liifatM c abichMOjBbaB hiMf
Bc-tce.
I ? ? ? . at - a: eer tri ? a
de-ire tc ax^aer tha ttattrr -at pub.iated aci&e dayi
abtM ih-irn'.tg tls oth.er Ttcmpa^a R Ii i with toi
l>'<p<>-7 tuiL?g cat. ie*.o a primary rr.eetiojr, tha
ida?adctM at'1 itbet* eaiplcyed OB shkly rcaeel*. ina
?; - ? ? tbi raai ne ii rifbt torotoiaBUtea
la la si. U apaaara. bowtrar, thai Iba Tbi mpaon utv
r r" J ( and n IT rrmhinad. aaa anaojoal to a
001 a t 'i f ft'tfl r: a rjeG in (:.M atateineo'. and J.
oontoBti i rr?*-jf ? tt Biahioa;, of rMfcer inatoaaUaar,
r(..a-fiHajalMttl??Kaaablh u i< fKow-iirujb
tot. Tt.*- ?Bi<ifaci.& of ,|. C .'a r:jrritr >, -;npp?*d of
Eta MiMnaUtiai i thai MBBahadT aired MOMaaatotf
cceoetotbi mary meeting at Nev-Brigotoa, and
ti.'-' t. e ii red n TetxiCy di! r-.t '''?.tic.
Now i a4eh| far aayaali and aay Rayablh ia fr^-dt
' ??? Caotiotoi aatttaouj to deary that any
Peru ? r tbi Bepal uu reaideat nt the rhird
Kit tioa Distaict af Caattetoa aai a. by ai. Iwitaglii in
i ?bttobel i .? I t i i: apabli an primary meat lag
r.' Ni w Hr tri ti a aad fttrtbsr, that if there a-'ie acy
?'?i rtaticn Ni?*? 11 r.1 11 M ?i "re. it fat aito
oattbt kaowladgi acMaaat, batofe or after toe tact,
<? tha KepablicaM eot aadir QaaraatiBe demiaatioa.
1 e 11 ; Mttoa <'. .1 C. (tor hedoM cot vectare to
ae*. ri I}, trat t.i'ei r [> :-Ot . .!t t <? < }ZVg\
tioocf atoi Boree, ? iittartj t?.*e, and tan biiop-uved
by bmb' aaoti than gfiaaaarlxaoMaei wh< -<i rr.arac'er
lor reracity Will a( !tart o.o^ar.. fa\orai.ly witt tnat
<<f ai aar Tlon peeB<
J. C.'l alien M to rnnrer.l I i" ?rrplrjar by the litt '.a
atti H- a hOffi .- i: !, ? ilaatparagrapb,
(orotl i ? aaa ai the habit of the o.trub woen
pauiaeah J.C. oartahtl] ? ?; an p:u,f.?< boa
ein Le u ay bide all bead.
lie BMOtiM rf po.it i a: reci isrity the Kepub'j
ra. -, w tt*i v bore I 1 ate tte 11 :i >r ct actinir, are en
'..f. - ailhag to leata to tha aVoatoa of toe syraruae
Coi ?? ttii r. aic they art in lj to ab. le by cat deci
MM Wtateter it may tM).
Ii a i I'jrir-n. I prMtal to J. C. 01 B. 11., ei'ber or
I ('. 'i f i I I ? t.-. BJ eere ackocaledirtreLte f >r the
BM ' I'* > do? \ in pv?? lb cif n.e ae tbe leader of
r-( I J; public aai ra ii aa, iBob citiiaaa, aa Maaara.
Shaw Bid Crabtiaa. 1 foal mtnh moved by tue i jm
I on ei.t hi?.\" i eraad 1 mav eon?-.i?r it 1
wc\ c .rii;>-*i bower er, 0 the TaoOapaoae, thai, in
** : I p.! ?.. a! matter- gtnth ? i dooot intrude
OB private telaliosaj Out perbap* a d>regard of tne
proprl tin ol Ufa i- tt Bat n*r aee uriDaniinoBt of eon
laa : t Im troth aad hi .h Bad biigt.t eaaaplan in the
im l.-.-i -.Lr. ^ . .IT ?, "pe I ? v
tX)BtTUKi kv > MKEVBUr.
Is- fbxM tbe QQBMiBaaMtioaof Hr. J.C.Thoaap>
a rafere I 1 11 m in, Thi Tribobi ha* omy t
tb) i additicB to thie reply af M r. \Veet?ivelt:
Tl at it ii a fact, atknc alt.'ped on all baada, that a*,
tbe Ha I of tbe ptiir.aiy miet.rgs at Nea-liivbti-r. rn
Bat UI day Bt anight, crtta.n t^renn? aip-arenl there
arbo l m Inn an Io Im aaiplnjed with la the Qaataa
t.n waill aLd c?rta n i toer p. raote who werei'trar.i'era
to the people of New lirightoo. Ihieae rutliana,
I I m ' .'. :t i"-tn.a by ha own aiknou'edumect, by .1.
C.TbotXtpMB, Completely cried djwn the ejtJtBM of
New-Ji'i^hicn, who acceded from the meeting. Mr.
J, I 'It'orrpxr. ard hi.- friende remained and cho*e M
di le pate a U> Lht Richmaod (onver.tioc fcur men, thr?e
of Wulm are eapioyeea cf Dr. Tnomp?on, aad the
iCBIth ui rephew ff a man wbc> bae a U'ire con'ra* t
fi '..nt Kirtlemao to purfy the Su*?pj?fcanna, or
Mine e ii.'ar job. >Vhc38 fr.ends aere thc^e border
rufl br - Hy whom I *' they bave l^en let loose
i.j ? i tl M I Batty at Ne*'Brighton I Toey did Dr.
Tbotxipaca'i ararh, and were hroaght thara eathM by
Um < I h..- fiiiDi'-. >V e area! nobody e asaertion in re?
gard to M piaiii a matter, atthM one way or the other.
Ar y jarj of tweive botest men would bang a man
w ". ^t leavirg their MatJ on (ircam^tantial evidence
b rgaothis. Any a::*mpt to jurve anything aha
is ae tvaah ar d rOttM ae- a Noa I5rghton ferry-b>at.
-Ld. Trtlunr.]
STEAM ON Till' CANAL, AND BAILBOAD
COMPEriTION.
Te tXt aXa?ar <-/ Vit IK r. T'Jnmt.
S : With those who bare been familiar with tbe
operations of cteam upon the shallow waters of the
\\ estem nvere. there has been no doubt ae to the feaei
bihty of employ'ng etearr. on the enlarged canal profit?
ably as a propelling poaer. The only queetion to sattle
was the effect upon the backs, if a h.gh rate of spaed
were attaiieiL ( heap fuel BTBI also another imporatnt
element in the OBlcalatioa.
The recent enperiments i.ave demoretratel, that at
a -j*td of four nulee to the hour a wave of only four
inches was raaed. wh? IhoBtl t. aaa two miles created
B wave neai'y aigbi lEouee. Toe iiiipiitant question
of tbe hjuriou* abrasion of tbe bark* by the in *rea?ed
ep?ed ot s'eaiuboat-, h eetuad inlav^r of BtoBM.
Tbe ntxt ';ue#tion cheap fuel?1? also Battled CaV0B>
ably; for an abundant ar.d c reap supply ? : i I MB
be had at Konaout, oo tne Hudson, at U . a. Syra?
cuse, Kocheeter aaa BaffalO in the ooal waica id
? upp.ied eo fre?ly from tbe l'ennjjlvania m a*s.
Tbe only aaiafioa Dow left la, tne BOBt nr ?;'. a -
mode ot navuatico tne .ua. by eteaoi. Tnat will
.-ccn be MtuM ior it ti M important tha*. Jhe Mat
mechanical tkid of tbe eouatry ia engaged in MaWBt>
itg ha
Alrea-ly men have commeoced dev>:n^ the boat
fc nn of a boat to be u?ed for transporting rtOOk on the
canal. There ii no doubt t ut eattle-boats will be so
MBBtra ted as to carry both cattle and aheep or hoars
totha City af Naw-Ywh m leee than fo'ir daya from
Baffale, atd In surb a manner, too, that the aaimala
will attr^r no diminution of weight on the voyage.
Ttii wiil M cheapen trareTK.rtatbn as to put !? out of
tbe pewer of tbe railroad* to carry ato< k anises at
ruinous rales, except dur.ag tha suspeuaion of navi?
gation.
Tbe icevitable rean'.t of tan new ^yetem of trans
pottatU'c upon the canal by sreeau-power BTifl be the
depmiation oi the value of the New-York Central
exd tie New-York and Kr.e katlroada very largely,
prcbably fully one half. They can only depend upoa
paeeetgen for then itipport, ei e;. during tbe
Winter.
Should the present competif.oB between the two
trade ocb?cuo?and il has proved too prctitable to tbe
New York and F.ha for that road to da* ontmue it?the
Ottral ia literally placed between tbe " upper and
the netber mill stone;" for, with the freight competi
ticB of the canal on one t de, and the paseenger cao
petitioa of tba New-Tort aad F.ne on the olber, It
c ai Le t eecape beag " ground to daaC"
Tbe rreaeat paeeetger competition ia much more
rti nous to the Central than appear* at firat ei>rht. The
nr-ea cf passafe thr^Uirn from ButTaio to Nea-York or
the I'-verte is f- . cf tL. sum il u ecmpa?ad to pay IS 00
to thi End-.? barer road, ec that it gau but p to
ft* pn-i-ie 4 fi1t->wf t. ie**aagB Mltr ie* -y/je
i fr?j i.- liuuVo to twr ci:$ co-a rti w?r CM
,.jt?rv, ai ? He N-w Yci? e?d K-ti c^ia^sa ^
There i* a* eaaeaBaB i ? i< c .-tvagsib* ti || cf Ha
? ji torteeyanbetkpaVi >? art
(be barb**! urf"bjc* in dereaaaiBgtaa --. lereaj
I ta* oovatrr, t?t .t ra/ b- *? Bte* teaaa ? mm. >
.L.. <h t.'e hi I ??>:*b.,?b!?a by ta* lau ?ltc aa ct
r-.<iS'jr?> Kn? Caral fa ntcafa.* evtr.a:
- : Mi > :. ah* tt?a:vsit r* faa : ar ?".n tat? t
t- pee, CM BI*.r Cwt?.>.
I X-??**. B":w-Y*:a._
GOOD WOlfK at kail rRICF>
I i 'V i <?8r? ** tv ff. t. Trie????.
> ?? It au act try intcntiei h l d taaabj
I aa Bi BB .! IeCnrtrr, at ary ctbe? p-a sf w
l b-tnv.-a.ytc :^m?' p or ex. oeet a-?-t
i sl--i ar- atl BJ Mac t. fpBJ bete>t-e-.t jeenal
t ftr*.: ac-.c.*.*- *-?:'. ? Lick I am *-re rciJ be b>
? .. Frt< , TitlilHTf tin i atirea- BtfBM that
aaryefu-? -r.j net a (.-teni1 u"f'<M cf ti.?:.
r? rwe* at a fan-charge, aad eat t.-.* *i rt awl pr.r**
? araaatte/ Itc pea tc? stora*. I am q^te facti iar
?lt. Buacrite cf> ? t k but wait bj ' ar ad
lood" kann??!? car'itu by " b.-aws; rusz amoki^g
ti r cert etga.-?.
Iber' - r efk- af tail efty worl a gal eec* day tt
- Haole eeiariM axe I t? aad BJ paai veiv ro*p?ct
a i Bad whoa they aneriUhag tc pay t?.:'p-:c** for
it rt Baaing [ail tbaee I caati oai friend of tie
1' <f Hru-Ty imraNl U-'y ctar-ei :? alanat
c l I? and I auppoae if w* shouta epp'v to have a
c?nt n.s-is. l.r t.kt tj woif.d be ?i.'rg to pay
tw.f' t: ?' pr ra ba ?f-rri'ira, he, '.:ae all Use tailora ia
tt i tt}, WCTJ (fcvtt* u? fi _r t?te? a-< rccti, aad ap
p-e_ la ?ar fte.jiR* if we laaafBtUaaaafhtalita
er Ar.
1 w.ar b? wrtild B=e mcv- ti tit power? upon ocr
( ?? . -. f f-ytra, wt.an we ai all baj w .'.jig to make
ti B n-tta' -?a; b-'- b -"T' from I rests tc cue dollar.
I c cII t I ? aarati ay a'e workmea and w-rin^,
i - I am snre tbey c'ouid be weil patr.c:?ed by ua
n ... aatarkaai yo-nj bacLelura at t u pr. ? 1
La-^e taa
1: Iba 9>c*rat artioia wtt for taa parpen of aelieitiBf
alma f?-r tkeUouae.d Ii<cr^, we tbiak it ahoa.a
it ? !??:.: act.- ted in a po>>r;-pt, aa be wc>u.d te
i' ra rc i. abf maaymaE ooatnbatiaaa, a.< he baa
it rroaataai Baaed"Kaw-Tark.
V--r if.pr-tf .-J. I V. K
k*n I -v A i in. list
PERSONAL.
- jr, ,Tc r p. Ni r... 11 Toronto, ie row on way to
ll-r'axi.' wb"ra be w 11 deliver to ti.e Qaaen the fol
I'.w.rg petii^.n ?iarced by m'tiibera of tue l'rovincia
IV.-tiai-ett?ei laeBBOfefl parta of Caaada -prayir.(jj
t.er Majfrty to eppiirt a ma nembir of the Roja
IbbkDj to make a vu.t to Toronto upon tue opeatng
cf tr.e C'rptal I'aJaca in that i>'arc:
7' tht Qmmft MM r rrriimt M nwtt i
T nr buinMe petition cf tba uc^-rtua. 4 ial:?b:. '?n-.< - ( VaeMka,
arc! at;tt:tar ti <f Catiada cioitij n;?f r??p> < tfull} ?( ???? 'i
That yacr palli araaVatra la BMtaaehj ai Reyi Mi y
w't. ?:- ?},- il M at il ralal tayaltj ai.?5 attai-Lrurut t>j' u
- ralpaaaM aaeaWair*, Tsity.r p?'.;ub?a leave to iu
i ? > ar MajMty teat a Oiyatal fate a atadtai in deaixn. but af
aaMilrr etw*na*atia taaa taaaia et London asd Paria foe the eakt
MU ? of toe pn o( r?oadi<in lad'itry ind aklU, U loaoaiM
f rrMtioo la Totoatt and will be eaotpHtaal ?b'.ut tb.- |< I
< I I s: - r K? e<ty haa b?-oa atari ? t!j pU>aaed
t< koe r tii- isiuaiira-'k'D ofaUaUaraaaartaUafaIn ?utiudtni
aiwwaoM with r< :r royal Braatnoo, your p< t:-.i >c-rf m *:
\ a '? j p'?y tBOl yr,. r M .rt Bioiailll M?j -f.y w-.llroafer ? oia:k
?? - a^athMtiai ? ; yon I t-u ? >.? la Ca id* of
wl retool wiHalweyieoieftai tbe mo a arataCBl raMMmbfaaoo
lyoa * tbofttyooGUa R yi Blajaaeaa, too Pita e
? ? V ?'???. < r -?ne rtlkT men.ber o4 yooi Hajeaty*a Rvj\] raoiUy,
to piKioiel toCoaoaa, aol to npteaeal r'.ur Mtje.'y in ^p^.'.iL^
t ' i latal l'*i*.a la Udi t? baaoitan d< j? ad-u. j of
)? i Mtj???*'? Fmptre
>? '! jour fwtit:"! '-ra, 4f.
- We etate by re'iwt, tbat Mies >rirgaret'a For.
^Liie baptirm into tb* Catholic Church laut BBadey
lat been made th* <xcaaiwn ot a etory tbat ahe bad
"reaeaaeed Bpatttaaftna,1 ha? had nothing to do par
naaBy Wttfe ' Sp rituabanr f..r aou.e live yeara past
Hrt reason for this *t?p wa' cne with which the puV:.'
r?n have mi com era. but it wa* the farthest poaaible
firm a aebef that the " Bappiag wai a were juggle or
human imposture. a
?Capt. Vianno, Aid to Oen. Trista, ipa lal agent
Cf tier.. A'tiista, who haa been here for some day*
et _*ged in t# gotiotoijf a loan for the St at* of I'uebla,
leatts in tl e Havana etearaer for Vora Cruz to-day.
It is ur let.'tood tliat he baa beea partially successful,
aijJ tbh' he returns for fuller powers to complete the
t.1 J . to.t!or
?Among the peeaaapaa to sail for Earopo in the
A apo, oa SUurday rsit, "1st m.-t., is the poet Ea>
rtLLA An. a Lawie, She purpoeea, we understand,
M Ipei I a jeer Of mote in travel and study abroal.
HAS/' BALL
BBOOKLThl acainst aTKW-TOBK.
reeteaiay the return match at Hise Hall between
Brooklya aad aTev-Terk wai played at tea Faahioa
I i BrWi la L| and terminated io a victory fir the
BrOoUyaitea, thru makirir the contest up tj t!.;s ti ne
an t\tn i't.e. the New V.irkera haviijj boai tha win
ii if ;.n ti.e fo-mer c< :asion.
Ti erewaa counderablo money depending u;in the
t<: aM tl ? peathaaai af aTaer Terk having otiere-i very
heavy o<](!e on their frienda-b?ing giearjy kaflBBB id
by tl e teeaJl af the first match frame. Mui by thkj time
they have no doubt t <und Hase BaB, like BaBDO'l
wLit* man. "buiy OBBBltaa."
Tbe attecdar.i-- vu a l.Ha lees ti.an on the Brat Bc>
cafion, a few weeks a^.i, and we observe! that there
was a very shm show of gambling and ot ben BOtl ie
enter airmente. The gentlemen who devote them?
eelves to the neat handln kg of bits of pvsteboard have
probably learned by thia time that base-ball players are
tut at all pn.ti.able nbjoeta for tlio praothaj if :h m
craft.
Pteybegea Bt 9:10 p.m.. and firOB the very i
ceL< tmtnt, luck se*nie 1 all on the aide of th" Brook
'yo nine, who went in first an 1 laond] six runs. T..
Ni a-Totben followed f?r two ruoa. The next bat
trave nothing to ' ither s;ie. In the third, Brooklyn
made live, New-York one. The fourth Lnninga gave
Hirxklyn an to their opponents one' Tne gentlemen
with Boaoy decline.l |frb*g the leag eaaa on .Vew
\ crk alout tbie tune.
The fi?h innirgs gave Hro- klyr. two New-Vork
notLirg. The next innings, throe to the LOBg Island?
ers the New-Yorkers meeting the aame fate a- before.
The seveLth inninga gave Brooklyn fcuriruna; New
Ycrk cne. Tne tighth. Hrooklyn two New-York
none. The last. Brooklyn one; New-York four?thna
mak.ng th>- score, for Brooklyn rota; for Near
V ik v
Tie play was much the best on the Brooklyn aide.
The New-Yorkere fielding was v*ry mlrfarect in tha
bediming, and did not grow better until abr-t the
Mveaah aaaaeji -t. o late banbrieri the fcftnaai of Iba
.lay. Ta* Brooklyn N.ii>- a fielkng betrac bf!'y b '.
was eo?. n bettered, aa may be seen by the fre ; tency
w::h which they skui.kea? New-York?five inainga
out of the n.ne.
Th* pitching wa* g>.>i aa both a.iea. but the '.ate'r.
irg for Brooklyn by Maater wa* rat_ier ' er.er tLac
taa'. for New York, by I >e Ho at. 1: wa* no', until the
rmth xcire* that hash ae-'mei fairly to tam tt favor
of New Vork ; then they pbryBd w^J, an i mvle to ~
good rnxs, but it waatoo late. The largest? ore made
was by J. (,reen, who h a jaeViaai anl rigorooa
p.ayar.
The player- were e> ftll-.-w*.
aa.i *LY>. I aow^aaaa
Maltet. Cafe BW. ji>.i'oc .'i^ri
Pi?'*- -.r:: :.er |l'm kaey.*?;>cit? ??
Bnb?.nnakaai
?^-b. ?-?
Hl e.f .j.t ?)??.?.
? .So I
M. U V-r.-z . r:. rd baae.
R Pw-i ?.Snort.
' >*??*. B IM ?-.?.
P u Biii..Cscter L-ld.
Maocl:.iff. :
'- ? . CataBat
?l.r. Bm? *'i
Tacaaa.Left W
Dar.i.C-c-.- J
*a C ott.P.tcker.
.^eii ::e.a. |>u.^u.* -~
< If ths -e Ce^ton coKhbuted taroe rans, acd Pxck
n?y. Mar-b, II yt, Turner and Van Catt ?*>-h one tithe
?core of their a.de, wLiet;re*fi* aeajhyaaateba, MarttB
and V ?n e each four. P dgeon, <"uver aad P. 0 Briee
eeih thr^e, ani Pri.e, 51. ( tllrien and Maaol: aacn
two runs to the sere of the Brooklyn r.
Wa append a brie: lumnivy ai the rata x*le :c
each innings.
Boa?.1 2 i l c 1 J '{ Ti
t-: ? jc.a a seSB4f l bj
nVwYork.2 ? l a o a ? " * 1
Jud|? V*a Cott (G-xoaiE O.b), a WOI f.r Naw Tor*.
J H L-4?niUr.i. - i_. bi. O'^rwf |jf Brook-Xtt
J- B Boke {ti be il Clbk), so p re.
On the cwlnmon of tb* game, three hearty cheer*
wore girea for th* Brooklyn Nine, at the iaetaac* of
Mr. bVbBBBh Aftaarthiatheplayara adjoaraed to the
Ccmmittoe Boom (?beneroiletiOB wa*nrrad,, wbee
Mr D? BS**. Cr'?? tf tt* r>ew r"s?t Kin*, preeaeei
IM taBlahaf Ml I*i<!ce?a, !?*der rd tte Bn) klraNrt?
*?<: Jarg* Vu CcU thai af tee Ua* ;*
Vtfiooi :of^ ? wn? d-'-.xk e>.J cat omtyTKMdd
Btkfakj e't?; t 'i?f>r-pM'
?l ?: rst'.cc tf.weee. hew \ck ati ????-: ?
?treed] ?: e Lta ft:; pn,.i.:
b d t L . , , " ?
cn y rrs?t?
B: LL*>RkftX ?The pr-apec' leal everr.ag ? Forty
f z. li eti-**; vre* m ix.* -t?p J C bu. eck* wo ui be
afrr.-.! ,'M. bee* leee tnaa tt - ftTJ wwtk. About i Ml
had beet yartJed, and *om* Ml cere were expeced.
I ea.a ta, tr?ber BMJ be MMMTtAl acieaaad, tat aot
ieryr.y. lc BeBMfMOaa of tae 0,0*117 cf tt* *tr>ck
cr market tot baaaj ae good tai week ft- I ast we th ck
tie prio- w i rvle b Ltt:e b^oer 'or th* beet leaf. A*,
ftr; rate that wa* the wait Ttv?Hay Mi that tie
K?t eoiJ at ever *c per potnd est, but teat that pre*
*a* eeked for porter gradee of Maaa ttaa t io*? feae
a -j f? i at teat a wtek ago. Ae usual, the Ea?t*oa
I B)< r? at A.lar y wtat il -t:ocg Gm Ua bat) tattle,
pf7 rg fu 1 aa much at the pnee Lere, !aet freight aad
c.cun^aioB. ard ia roc* ca?ea rr.rre. An oanaaaJ
t.jr.ber we-tt to I'rrvldfnce. Tae total eist F. aft ..?
r*r>rt?d at l,2o0 Lea?? Not aa rr.acy ceu.e weie a hC
rMtftaMf a* ueai? ..a Tue-olay. tie baMtBM be.ng le
Marked not te sabr-;; to ary a ivar.e We heard cf
ti me wire left tbe yard v t ut 1 Bj because they
were a*ked cvr: EsfcBMaotJBtt, Mataftagthat taay cm
get tust-rate BanaMBi 9wM ii.?**-? t' tpty at that
pre'. creeled we?t;rt. Tt e ktoBMM c?rta.r'> wv BB?
ufuehy dull, even for Tueaday atVrc . r. a_d a!', at
ten pu to ;eh ended b>:ora aigkl.
Tr-'i Jfm Snrr>r .?Taa etul?ut* of the Dak
rtre.ty cf Jera reaidaatBI thai c y ce'ebrated the
three buxc'recl'i. arniv> oary i't tVr AI at Matal v.
ever rg by a^rat^ fe-t.v*l, MMaa If to the mannt:
rf MttffathtfiMtl ice CabiaMtaM cam*off ? the
C'Crtair ltreaery, it Kart Koudh street, and waa
partic pated ? I y a large ?aa?M of et-'tuietts from
oti-er German cr..versifies bet :d? Jena. Tne MMaM*
ties were pecuhar, and denrard a note ex?ena:ve de
MtiptaMltlBM the lateneee of tae hour perm U". Tne
ka '? waa beau'ifally BaMratai w.th iiannert and in
acriptiora, and the laa;er Bowed ;n t -rett^.
The prrb'.jh.^rs of the ? I'cred States Bmitei- I):
rectcry are al>out to canvas.* t:.:s city. Toe p'.ta of
tbia work is to give in one large volume the a'.dresa of
al tka baaiaaai men of the PadtadStaMa. Tae cm
vase 10 this c ty L* to be mder the direi tion of Mr.
?etry W. Bccchley.
N : to Br tVF.?William BBBfi at arhOM apart
MM t*. No. 379 Tenth street, between Avemrei B and
C, a tr.a.k tall of -*o!en property w as found, as before
reported in Tin Ti;:i t m , aajs tha*, in aaanagaaM e,
1 s friends and a*'(uaintamM Io k upon hin wdh MB
pit ,cn and distrust. It appears that Adolph Hart nan,
the actual meiver or tbo BtOBBB K?oda, to< k them to
liui g s ? lace. Hartman was aoompanied by a JOBBf
man whem he intrcdu ed aa bis n?-])hew, and who he
aaidwaigoirg to liurope shortly. He said tbat the
trunk belon>reAl to hia nephew, and IBqtMBtaa Huna to
take care of it for a few days, which the latter c in?
setted to do. but at the expiration of a fortnight be
Kurjj fu?pected t-metl , ?. - , ai l gave notiso
of the n atter to a private watchman. An examination
wan about being made in the ma'ter, when the poln-e
a; peared and took charge of the property, and entirely
BlOBefBtad liung from lilatne.
S ; ni II I>i ?Tit. ?Corener Cor.nery held an inipi^st
on Tuesday, at No. '.'I Oliver -'reel, BBOB tbe b>dy of
Uk baai llujtey, a native ot Ireland, .'I yeara of age,
who died suddenly while bathing on Monday at s^ney
Brook? L I. I>e< eased, it appears, while bathing with
hi.? brother, waa taken suddenly ill an J nank, I "it wha
rescued and brought aaboro wliere be died r-hortly
aftcrwa'ci. A medical examination showed that death
was Maaad \>y Smtm of the heart, r-nd-red qaaukl*
fatal while bathhl . and the Jury IBadaraii a verd.ct to
that tffecU
Cabtaain btith Qaaan L?i cibi tan Kai -i. Pax
rKBSxa.?Ofi ? Fjaiitb 11 the Second l>utriet Police
Court, ytctorday moruinu'anected ltobert N. Fr??maa
at hi* rMideBM No. 50 Weit Twelfth iMeafctoi a
charge of grand larony, piiaaUBa by the llrnri of
Mitidleton ft I'ooler, importera of watches, Nj. 16
Maiden lane, and alno on a charge cf falso pretenie-1,
preferred by Mr. George W. Harry. Mr. Ke nan C.
Mlddtatoa. af the above-named Bra, allrcee that on
the .'?th of dn\ ultimo, Freeman obtained fp :n hi in
twogo.'d wa'chee. val at ?* 'each, for the pur|.<8*
of ahowicg them to his customers, whom he said de
I a p.irrbasa. A lay or t?o afterward, PreeaaM
returned and paid for one of the watches, bat d. 1 Bat
tatwi the other, atlegil % as a r?a*on that U wte in the
handji of a iady who waa ihoat tv pur:hase ;l. At an?
other \ i?;'., when qaaetioaed abjut th I watch, he oaid
the lady nt.il had it, and when she produced the money
be would hand it over. I: ia f .rt'aor all?ge i that on
the llih aiaiant, Freeman obtaite ! an ithergold wat/rb,
valued at fl^J, fur which he But i he bad a purchaser.
Fmcbmb aaid that tke gaatleaMB who wiahad to pur
cbaM ma in toara, bat shortly aftarwaid he came be
the atom aad bbm tbM tha pereoa would tot bs here
t il CTXt Sa'urday, when he woiil 1 ge; the money. Mr.
MiddleUm ordered him b r-t;. :. tne watch, but he
fa-led to do
it ia further alleged that, on the ldth mat.. Free,
man, while in tbe sae! atore went behind the counter
and took fron a tabi* a gold watch valued at 110,
which he put in Ins pocket and cirriai away.
Mr. (i-org? W. Btnay, af No. Ii Maider. lar.e. ii*
legi: that 1- reorr.az <eme u, h.' placo and w.*hei to
porch ace a bill ? . .? Id ? ..aics. II? -t?te i tliat he bad
a *ot at Saratoga, wao waa uelLng jewelry from homa
*..? a Mr. llarn^y a-k-i a. r. fr .:. v.. r.e was
buyirggoo.de. Bad he replied, M.ddlaton ot l'oolar,
wharaapM -e Barney. iD 1 .. ? sa.u h.-tii ar.d wai
nfoi that Freeman had b>a.''i'. g'-c la of them,
and aai .-ivet u-m g : lavBtal es. Mr. kiiraey
^ei.i g ?atBBBad BoldBhfL of go.l ':ha.na amounting
U f. Bhick sad Keeraac proraiaed to pay at the
-if. .rat I pi rdrdrty .laya. A day or two tbara
arher Freemar. ca'ia-i agat anl aaying that he
had bough: severai watches, for Some ladiea,
a: Ml hlletor. j p?.ers. ier^ti to purcaaae cha.na to
??>. w.tn t..c v tt. h'.-s. Mr. Barney gava bm three
gold ihiBM, rahtad a: BM with the underatacding
that ha ahoald retara thi proprtyt-e ue\'. morning.
The r.er. day, j- aJ.eged, Freemac <-a ied and ex
l.i ik i a paper bj wrxng wa:< h he sard was a lease ef
the premie' So. ? I I ('.roadway, arbioh he hai jut
'.?k- ? ar l paM tka BBM advan. *. li4toi ialr.lt.
ti.at Pie ladiea for w...jra be hs*i taken the i ha t? were
out of town, but that he hal sold one of izt chain* and
?'ot tbe mone;. for it. Mr. Barrey :nen atkei F.-ea
loj now hi* F. a son iked BM caaias ' Freeman
rephe-i, "\>ry weh hl haf MM theM ajl Mr. B.
want d" knou v, ?et -e .'d :.ave -ae rr.or.e/ '
K.-eama^. aail tae lc-a: hay. wtei he wouii receive
sicney from his eon. Tae next day Freeman cahed
and said tja .. r.sy cad < ocae, bat that he bad '.eft it
- Ha At thas km* he -aid he had purchased a gold
watit of tb? value of f .*0u from J. A. Abby. and
WMted a ccaia to gc w.:? r, a^^reur- n Mr. B. let
him htaa a chain valued at $%% wh;..h chftJi or tne
ocney Le wa* 19 raturt next momtg.
Mr, I'artey, for some leaaot or otier, ruspectad a..
waa cct r.ght. aod followed Fraemac to Brock a
ewelry atore, m Chatham atraat, where Fraeman left
the ct. ax and came out of the atore.
Sabeeqaeothy, Mr. B. allege* that he aaa thi tame
chain and other* which Freeman Lad obtained hanging
in the wnndow of aaid Brock a atore. The aaxt lay,
Fraeman called and aaid that the man hkad the chain
vbry much, and be Freemac, would pay th* bill to?
morrow. He aaid ha had aa account in th* National
Bank, which Mr. B. found, oa iasjuiry, to be uatrae,
aad furthermore, that be had co eon at Saratoga.
Joatice Kelly, before whom tke accoaad waa lakes
c rrn ,t:<rd L.m fo pt job fee etaiuinat oa.
i r-rr-TTTkr Vr!f? -ot&i-'t c mmm peaaaafegj
r---?.-V a fed w iic.rf Puli* NchU*,^
I Ugfjiinrl e"ea?i^?4i ?:CC Cfc?.-toe K alt of B*
C7S K-vt',' nn K. a ? v" 1 ? ? I-,
?r Nceca* Dale t nm n ?' Ua c ivxaaxaa
. j u ? '? 1? Ii? I: at 1* c joif ara>
i-?? r ..-.:?-? fM L A3 l.o cay NVtc?M(aa?t
? tti -a' riu* Kuaa teat tad ecru .?*oe*b
toMaX* Mat 1 mi J i Mj -a-k-t aad *?*??
aaajt c T;i t?r ?<ot ' ? *(?f?(rc<fnu:t?f?,
lu: be* :* Ue; ?oaebed Kegbt]-aec-od ttioot SVimm
-t. jc f m? r -'?*wo ?x' ? e?' i ? aaaa] cm
IhanafM k hi ? mM kUaaaaay tr^e liebaaafl
er'Mt o? eff-t*. t- ft?a Ku-i *?x -.?'.} ti ? e??'f.
?t tbhealeBtaad uhtag Oaeef tee aa Mara JLaJaV
c??t ?fujju Kii^fi C* T.ai* ooirnceed
h eaceea u prtaaaM Maaalt*
teat Err an -taaMMeHeg ibIm rf aVtaai
w>r*m*d.'}M?rJaj attne MercnMt. hi,barg? by
A J BBBoohei aVaatOa.
: .? mm ? ? ?> Miuoj ar*aoa?oa)orMooa ?.*??: *.. ot.aee
(.^:t/-n.! ? m IBB**bm* *?kaw.. | | f. T mo
? a i - Bi rroi btr, n -.a r iT -rtoa
ot WmI ? <r Maitr' ieabae a* t ?tat* Um ho it aal
tl f |^:#v? alluded .v Li t.e pa Bitrap.. f.L..?k*i taloi
tbi abM . ? mj i : i Mtwag ,~ ?c?:
S- laan ?.?dur.-** K-'i_? yeterday ?otrtg cm
m.u^u t-Lc t arai mm Vc "a t<- pan wa ot. a chug* af ae*
haajoaaty aeeetlt.cg Hoaty i. ??>? reeidieg ia 8<aM?
eeot: r >n c-a. Avt:i'.*lt. ia* retf.ee kal aa
alMtaatiaa Mibe CaatralParb i ^t^f.^t. ** *<d aabV
iabji ttd m 1.1 aaam *( th* aaam i^o ri ire m a
k.-t.ead Mebbod l.ir?it<- .p 'r.* ebdoaaea, ittl.ciaf a
**v*re a=d i-r>-b?bi\ ?* ?. wa-. ?. Krmo Um ago, it
Mill bi r?r. < rcb*rt 1. M labMaa tt* Ctth*r of ta.a
ivmpia-pm' .r; ll * .'M* Ob kul*d bj boi* ? <taka*l
wiU aft-. 1.1.k it t' aaiaal :??* \ ? .????? d?>??odatt
aal cj lbtbar> 1.,' t?! ? r w*' ?r K .*>* r mm tot
' rxai-'.aa;-bt*r ar.; ratt I {I * I I a tc oi jaari
aaa ti ? Ma wad IB%1 ?M 1
f il ?p>?i Jranci - A w '03 ago
\ 1 L K*?-*, a aabaa-aabeai fraa tl* Ct y af
laTaabbyjIaa, app?ar?d bai - Jaattaa CVatoiij\ *a*f
trade coo p'a nt agau:*t Art. c U.t>:cL*rt chargnng bjob
with beirg a blfttjfI frets jaat;.-* trctii tnat piac*. ?*
alb *d tt at bo aai a wa i-art baaaMl bya jtst caaf
tc* pea?* fir the ar.< it af !??*:> kaat, au.t t:.* at? !a*t
of Hetry Kcou. oaatfba] the arcuied artth aetaa.
Jnetiee CodcoII/ aaaa I bM war'art, atd Othiwa l<?*ta
aii.-et*d aaarai art anJ i;ave Lim la ouatody af t>fflm
Ke?i-e, arae u *. bba M >n aibbagtea y*?t*rd*y aii*
uco*.
(;i tai Laacaai Ofaai laaab ai the jetT#ta*?
la?rbet Pabea Oeaai y**;-*d*y tr.ctoicg a.-te*t*d ?
\m man rat. i d Mary P, ateafber, charged w '.L j'.eal
irg a iiuantity of 1 Mtbfaag htoei Mi*. Mary Imbaot of
Thirtieth atrtet. Mr*, la beut lived ta said kooae I tat
\ear. ac!, bavirg ch-raiioTj to go to I'- ray!va*ia.
locked rp ter room, ar t, on retarc.ng. found that bar
piemecr- bad i>e<-d Lurg'aiiousiy entered, aodtheeea
teLta cf three trunk* aBBBB* laMaby aha found 1
of the property in po-'esgioc r! the a>'< used.
Kal I twaMabtad the woman to p.tsou for trial.
Rt i t'MM-M.?An taabaa named Cerakoha w?f at*
tat kr 1 and violently assaulted at a late hour ea Maa
day r glit on Iba corner af [aroaaial street and Hreei
way, by .lulu. Cooieraon. said to ba a member of tae
l>ead Kabbit crowd. The assault If. allegod to bare
baea oeaaMbtel aitbeal ptaaoaaaaaa ('iii.ar ltanaatt,
Wirjr rear at the ti.ne, arreated lioo-laraon, whea tka
lattrt drew a reu Ivr, and wouli have aUot the ofliaar
but for the t inaly itterfereme of a BBBBBB| who wreotael
tbeweapen from bis grasp, (ioodenon waa cvmwittao!
by JaoHai Oebara ? defau't of beJL
Aiii'ro o ni I Isaac It rush, doing | nor aaa
at No. M Ittoadway, was aireated yesterday by Offlaar
K:rg, charged with havingcotum:tted an outrage apea
('aroiine tV:lle, e> young woman residing at No. '?> lieee
?Sreat, and who was ewp uyed in the upper part af
litoadway. Itiush was Beef to answer Lu }i.<sa> baa.
(1 aaa re Dtera er Ifacaiatar ?A ?00,
nMue aataai <-rtained, waflrrusbei to dsatt oa Tu**4ap
afteiaeea by ma> hiery, at the aaaaaj of It r.-< ker awl
On en wich attteut. An inquest anil be held on thai
to-day.
r fBD DfiD, The remain* of a colored man jBMMtl
Humans *m? di^-o\e;ed on the tras k of tae liadaoa
K.v-r BaUread, a few yarda above the Haioooaoa.
depot, bp the 10:30 p in. train from Ne o Yoak yaov
terday. It was suppoaed that be was rua uvw by taa
down train jias. icgat 11 ;30 o'clock on Monday ?Bffaaaj
Aiii-r..i BiraaTaiaraa. Abaaf 11 o'ciofkeo
BaTi r.d iy - ix mg ObmMI *t Hrien of the Harbor l'jtiee
boat N?>. I, BTTBeaQd a man nMned Joha Watson, who
bad 111 bis po?se*mon a trunk and a 'ttantity of Hothiaa;
ttotoa fr. ni on board of the bark Milton, lyiag at I*i*r
.No. 1 liar* K.ver. At 1 o'clock on the aana aigbt
t' above c-ew arrf-t^d a man oamad Jobn Mahooer,
he haviv bmbbb a small boat and gono on board or a
? ??? f-r lyicg aaTlbe lia'tery, and *? a uoaatity of
pork from her. If jth priioners were locked up for
further '".aimnation.
i n i-wt 11 can iraxa,
7 ? Bai aVM t H) 1\' K Y. Tnbvnt.
> I wish to make the followingcorractioa ia rear
- f tb* ( , . ? ai.d b'<rr.t.\?.j| Um- kiuttlh? ? .?Xa. ?*laT
Mi mm Da tarb BOatfew, at Kim uu. -Mratot*?
adrrtoo. TM ktaUdla* Initrid of brim ?i.'Jraiy deatroyse. M
?.? 1 h .-. . t ,:,y do u*e 'i , wl.il- Vi- grna'*??. .1? *a<o
was BOM to th* marliin-iy and aap k, whi/ h ?i? Ifssan Ooauto
r I loiaaallataly rafiaco whk w maobmiry. ?'id h?r? Bkaai
ill < i: .11 full op-ration aaaiu. to the moon tfane tk*T wtU raw
BVaaratkor wsmt oo aatia ttaaas hopioa to tn?e ?p ib -lr eidaeo
!b a* Uttli iadula'iice froco ti.-ii .ii-uda ?? P"?ti ate.
/ o*V?*r**t, a?w York Bjaj IT. KM.
[A.lv?rtia*m?r.t J
WoaDfMTCLl Hkaiiikii. ! I AMtsrvt;'"?
ffNia*0?*l 1r-.ru M A?t at KsaxiM's Bli'^ti H Natkaac
r.U ba aMl* ir.iMl'ttl?notaina mora doooly i.t tn
asBT \ ? > k>. ? ?> aiid K?aaaio.
IAdvoniHin-iit I
All \N ll< 1 KLt.tjJtAPH.
? Mi ?>*<.*,:
. a u.r hat awrnwa lf ai anau in tae lutad
f-n. Jt\f, Riri v:
'? W'll [/'< PsTIST;
Vt'ii i \t ? a Lv < Pn/aneUwa
flllWQia N-j. W: Hroadwa/, New Vor! '
Cvmnj W. Fikld.
aaraaui f roaaira af Oiarr ff, Prfa ia
L'?. o-.Lfa. No >W Brradway. orarTbjwifOOo'a
| Ad-erttsiaiaat. |
BHALiV'.l dMA.VJUta.
faaeeapaeoa
ajaoaOTtTB* and 1j.. iiiiiToo
Mr, V* uil ^14 Br^adwy, N,w t,rt, aud No. ? PaOOOjei
MB* I? ?'? aa~:a|twQ, U. C
'J ni. Mm ILL*. Tmu ki 8tr<?I'?Invented bp
*.r. . 11 ai as, A.P. JSl'i. ? Tbia, to- (ro - In* art* ba* aoasar
be?ai t<\ mini for prod leia* tbe keeb?*t o loaitc* edao m ?
.-a/or i uj b? i <-aiaed of 'h~ ?-.bwiiibrn an. aoio maLjfaotM
'it . '.a B?i?ok?", st.r? N-j. 7 A?t..r M'rjm.
BarroRiAL Faaeai ia Cariana.?Eawytbiag b)
aaaat M < anada. PcAtioa, tooiotr. jou'neiiaaa, eli rerp
. Bier. W- fnd v id-- in : f> Montreal paper* of a
. a oat ed torial *<juabb!e, wbinb i* the ?,ueoro*t affair
v.- -,a ?. Tae partiM we Mr. Rollo ( ampbolL
propr.e.tor of TX-. Pilot, a gotLemao *o gOod-naUrad
and atlablo that it aooss a myaUry bow ba enouid
bare b*< -mm inrolveaoi ancii a bitter quarrel, aa*
Mr. Aadrew W'ilaori, one of tbe proprietors of T*
lier.? L Th" cae* ataads thoai Mr. CaxapboH, whr la
an elder/ e^nt>maji, wa* on the 30th of Joly reo
von ng in the atreot With eonae friend* oa poit-?cal
tnoject*. Mr. Wdaon, a mu b youodrer maa, hiaad]
tbaaarty. Mr. Camphell aad air. Wilaoa ar- Doli,
baal opponente. Mr. Campboll oboorvei t?at Mr.
VYileon'e paper, 7 Hfaid, waa the nrvtanor joaraal
ia the Pre via* e, aad also tbat oaa of ita p op/iatora
waa deeply dyed in moaaoeaa. Mr. W;k >a there.
upon applied ni* knee oflenairely to *tr. Camp
bo U- tram*, pulled Mr. t'impUu* kat ova* Ba
Campboll'a oyoa, aad took hiaaeel off, aaarag
Mr. Campboll m deep ainauooaeet *ad aonaa pbyii
oal diacaaaiort. Mr. Campboll war obliged to go mm
etanUy to Toronto, and oaly reto>ed a tew day* ago.
laiaaidiatily upoa hi* arrival ho*ae be iaatitated legal
proceed* .-a against Mr. Wiktoa, Bad bad bias fiaod f*a
?billisga aad coot*, tka Judge ramarking that e>
tLcogh the prorocatioa wa* very great, tka Iar aaBat
be *ati>fi<d. Bnt Mr. Campbell a reagaeao* dM a*t
*t v h*r*. He waaencad Ua pibl datioa * bii WK

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