The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
January 7, 1871

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'THIRTY-EIGHTH YEAR. NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1871. P1U6r"TW0 CENTS. f BTaTaal THE WAR ON FRANCE, Great Prussian Victory in tho North. JJomlmrdmont of tho Southom Forts of Pario. Gen. Fnldhrrbe's Itrport of the- llnttle ofthe ;il-Tbe Prussian Vlclorr In thr Norih. Lonpon, Jan. 6. The French Array of (lie North retained to Its enctmpment n-nr Nayellce titer tho butU ot llio 31 last. Ueu. Faldttsrbu, la la or Jer of the day, nya "Soldiers! In the battlo ot Tant Notellna yon victoriously hlj your positions. At Hip. u tne jou carried nil the positions of ti. rnenij. Tl.lt ilmsbe Till not ''e-iy yonr victory. By your valor and con Dane ion Intro deaerved wello' lour rountr). An sntm at w Iiitii obtained provisions and anitnanl tiont no wiU continue opor.atian." rni rauisiAN victort in thi koktb. Vtru.MLLis, Jan. 5. Gen. Manleu3el rcpotU tint in attack mjJo by considerable uiasies of tbo ne 07 was repal'od ctit f-oplgnles on Monday, with emill lota on our elde, and heavy lost to (La taemjr. including 550 prisoners. On lucidly Geo. Von Gochen, with Hie Fifteenth Dlvlilon, vlcto rlonsly repelled en attack of tho Arm; of tha North, icar llapaome. At the end of tbe laat debt Hie tcemy begin a retreat, which roon bocime disss Uoat to them In contcqaeccc of tbe clo'r purault of tor cttalry. We bars already taken 500 prlioaers. cosnruitoet prsrATCtic. LoxTtos, Jin. 6. Gen. Mintculfpl telegraphs from Ktnlena on the 3d loit. that Orn. Btnthclm, wllb i troop from the Ftrat Arniy Corps, attacked tha French rarly In tbe mornlnis of tint day (Tuesdii), tra tbo lri bank ot tbe Seine, and captured three rarmon, three flags, and 600 prlsaiicrt. flen. Benthelm himself tclegraphe from Klouen on Iho tth, confirming the above Intelligence, and adds j Uiat I e haa pursued tbo cntmy beyond Ecurgi third. The battle lasted throughout tie day. a tdi mrui or in ratxen on the sums. 3. London, Jan. 6. Ttw irusslani, on fie morning Of the 4th, aurprtaed and dlsperssja French force an II e left bank of tbe Seine, near Ilooen, esptur lot three stands of colon, two canton, and IM prisoners. The Hires of l'nrla. t: Virmit-Lts, Jan. i, ria London, Jan. 5. The bombardment ot tbe aomhera forts or Parts cora i rotated at 8 o'clock this (Thursday) morula;, Operations In the Ha at. I Lonpon, Jau. C Tho liege of lletfort coatln- MS. I Oen. (Vomer, commanding the German forcai I hue valley of tbe SaOna, reports that ha tvaca- kted'Oljon Id accordance nlth orders from bead router., and reached Vesout on the Mlh alt. He adds that he atlll holds the pinize of tba rlrer baCoo. rigrnn Urapatcbet. f nazsT, Jan. 6. The French Qoremrotnt In. 1 toms the telfftrapb companlca that mtsnjee for rarlJ nll It uceptad to be forwarded by plgeona n at senders' rlak. Tbe cbirse Is ten cents per word, nd uiMi:ea mnt not irt twenty words. J XllV KK If M'AXISH C.iltlSET. A ,'j The Cnrrrr ol Hcrrauo and bin Colleozaee il A Allirnr Tor Ike Spanish rolltlclans. It la worthy of note that among tho names of 1 lbs new Spanish lllnl.trr, tho ontsld world Is not la formed to whom hsie been given the port'oUos of Wwr and Finance, the two by far most Isupoitut In vrery Spanleh Cahlnet. The Lablnet la estentially a coalition oae, but 4 tnainiy compoaed nr men ot what ta known In Spiln as tbe Valon Liberal paity. 7f The head of It Is riiNnsco siirino, I. late Recent. hiloa Csptaiu-Oaneral of Cuba f be :J tare that, tiptnleh Ambaaeador In 1'arls; and before J thai, bis InUmacy 1h Ibe Qan was so oslTersally n known In Madrid ttst on the sccaMon, In 1WS, of tbe llrih of bcr first boo, the KJoe refused toprr. K eeat the child to the people from Ibe balcony of tbe JJ t)ace cnlrsa the Uinlsters screed to aend Scrraso If wiray ferrino waa prtacnted with $MO,000, and u ijmoktd oO to Pari. A donation of a almllr emenut st i was alien to the Klnc for asiumlnc tbe paUralty ol tbe Infdr.t. nu-lni: b reli:n as farorlte, Serrano :d ajpaei the Ministry ot SaUmayor, and aubec,oently p caused ti e .nil of lh J'icl.KO-SwIanuica Mlnittrr, who nHed entirely on fata aopremncy. Serrano k alxrytbree veara old, handsome, of very eztrortcaot u D bMu. and married to a lady of Trinidad, Coba, by io M "-torn be came Into poasisslon of considerable i property. Ho hn tekn.ed at lines to tTtry polltl at cat party lu Hpa.n 'J CniJTIN MARTOt, Klnls'-r o' l'orel;n AZi.rs, It liyjara old, a dep. J' l,a lawji-r h) trofeailon. a Derr and eloqwnt el epejkor, a remocrat, a duclple of It-vero, and h prcrloualy hild this position under Serrano. 'J- tort! ATAt.4, l 21lnl-tr ot the Colonu-s, It a rain of O Tears, nnj jjj- b poet. He wti i-rownot poo. lauriiate by the Pro ol IrealTe r""'- w1 prwenle l tlm on that occa g nlon with a crown of solid cold worth J30.000. He 'then passed otcr to Ibe O'Donmll party. He was Colorlil Secretary la October, 1903, as soon aa ficrrano, l'r m, and Topete reached Uadrld. The volunteers of Havana Immediately aect blm 150. UO, and lr bur.d l.lmsalf to withheld from Cuba any llbrrtlu to h ch alio mltht be entitled by tho Oonatllutlcn. He has pu'dlcly accuied of this In Ibe Cores by Col. Pad ml, a diputy fro-n Torlo Jtlco, bo also accused falm of s-ll.ng Government jdtuatlnns In Cuoa, thronch his Assistant Secretary. rjlomcrn lln)elo. The ui..lter iw ilt-jirly proved rl -cralr ei Lloi lv a lerrr addrtswd to htm irom 111 Mana by nn Maitin Vihio. Tho letter stated thit tbewtt'-r i lit luiu tS.H") ai.d a case of dparv, ami f wnii li'x Ar.ila retired from omre he inadver t irlyli t th tli-r In lit talc. Viluro la ntlll era rloixil a vernu-cnt oCklal t the Captaiu- OeiKr.i. in 11 na. piRANrrn, t'lnn'f r r.r II r Xmv, a 11 .ir-. 'mlrnt In the t-i uni 'i i vy ii i r r n in lauii', a i. J la prou.u.; un il.i- Jirii'iij of 'lot J aausio ii.i.o, aj tlt.K'i' lm v, 'wt.,.a of Midnl, In JUnlnter o' .li.a'i'o trortm io ii is hi-i.ii elvt-n l'i tl r I j' r 'I I'u r .tins p.nty. loos r orlp'naily Jt 1 1. .a a. vt iv hi-eu a snrecstiil in. tiuruir. i i I). in-ti ie a .y that hit ai.c. i-s la j xa.ilt i 1 1 k -ion i f a tei pn My wtfii II" m a i "w old. anU tt as un Co.uuul bec- a reury u: 1 i i'i Mi'igi lurr.o mo ait i, a JUnl'ti-r r t .i I.. i noi,i. m. ut IS )-"i 'a of axe MnU h 1 1' im. -ion a c.wi i-iii.ii i-i, II- hat ultvjva lx-in a puwie-o-ta He t-ntu i.J pnblie Hf a chmf I idiliir in I'tna. on tin- doatn of its 'oiimti-r, ralrnA.i no. i r. Sa.asti in-lniu.lii-i hlrnttlf In 1-1J h 'lio rn mi, lun in IpHln ol ihe noil) ol suiy, .md ion ad O'D.'niitll to ri-cotniu n, One .Hore Mirlit. Tli-r...: ini.il of l,c SjM.orj' and Bnilora' Or( i.i i i.i.i o oat last etcnwK. as had been an- "vni ii! to llin lirie nemhrr of articles I rema m m ..,p-.,j of, tl e n ai aaera bare derided 4 in no i nr i i,,r inn anoiber ev.nlui. Jtwillpotl- j Uvely c -lie to uui.i. J. "n nomliiKu Job. I. WAnnivnTov, Jan. 'Hie llmue Porein Up- rat ie lis i oiiitnltte.i nit-l t. -..i n u)t,H n rrrreiit put-m Yiklnoii "f Mini u.ol. win. fivors i" hi-u.tii ia oUjtun Tina tto.ll hats civh'i 1 "i om -iii i, io it inalmln'i ai d iiln ntmt e l mi Moiiiay, l o C.iti.mittc adlouraod over until S;uuJ,.y I The Colored Ciulel AkuIb. I WtsT 1'niNr, Jan. (I. The case of the colored I adei Smiih. now under charypa and apeelflf allonn 1 1 tvt """lurt unhei-omluj! an cfleer and a jloho- f "l "ol be resumed by tie Courl-inartUlnutv h ffi iiuuie at tht poat until tu morrow at nosn. m Viol to Kill (h. (Jovernor or Java. I I "vn'T"r'i Java, Jan. 6, via IOnpon, A plot 'i O l,,.,'"r 'hoveled amonj tha Swiss troops In the i M l i'i'"" army lo aaaataloaU Hi Gorarnor- i I m UcaiaJ and atlza the taUud, j mmmummm tin: hvsstax ciiihstjias. Muscovite Worship In n New York (,'hepel rtufler Lllllr Chllilrrn lit Come nmo Me The Hacrninenl ArfuilnlMcrcp lo llubcs In Armi-A llrantllul Ccrrinoii y. Ycstciday was Christmas Dnj in the caUndar of the Greek Chutih. and an appropriate service was prrformed by Father Iljernni lu tho IUaslan ch pel on Second avenue. Tho whole liturgy of ft. I kryaostom was performed in the little chapel, and the Supror of tho Lord was aUmlnUtWo'l with toschlnr aympliclty. Tbe command of the Sirloor to let little children como unto Him 4s Interpreted In the fullest manner, and babes In their mothers' i arms approach the priest and have a spoonful of tbe 'siittollc wins potirod Into their "tittle (nhocent mouths. Wee lodilllnc thlnja run up and catch the prlaet by Ma richly-embroidered robes of ctolh of told, endure bolftert by the deacon and the psalinbn up to tbe level of the consecrated cup, Tbo Utile chapel was not decorated with flowers or chaplets or wreaths of evergreens, bat tbe silver ctndlo stands had In them irco vrat candles, two Incbes In ditmeter, and the seven-branched lustre behind the aliar was similarly tutnlabcd. The irlee opened at lu A. M. ni'.h'tho Proako. mldlo, or offering tho bread and- wine to tho Lord. When the litany waacouapletod Incense waa inline around the altar, ahlca occupies the centra of tbo sanctuary, and the priest comlnc out showed to tbo col cret.al.on the F.vanreilum or Go;pel, gorcrcu. Ir bound In creen velvet and Hold, with medallion portrilteof snlata and ancoleon stie cover. After thov bid seen It the portion allotted by (ho rubric was mid aloud, and the doora were closed for the cor.aecraunn of the breaj and wine. Then tbo trlret stepped from the eanctuvrr, holdlne In bis mill bawl Uio cup. In the loft the salver of broad. I loth wire of solid (told, richly chased, and were covered by napktne of cloth of sllrer. with a cold :roas embroidered In tho contrs, Tho pMlmlit re movtd fieso coverings, and the sacrament was admlnlstrred to those who bad proparo J themselves by roiitcsslun on tbe previous diy. Then the priest retired, and with" iloietl doora conaurned tlm remainder ot the bread end wine, andcsmooul to bistorr the benediction, which bo did, crucifix la hsmt. The people pressed forward, and crosilne them selves, kissed tbe eDgy of the favlour on the bead and fret, bowed and crossed lhomlve,- and the terries was over. In the litany, prayers wore said for Alexander Nikolalevltch, Marls Aleiandrovns, his wire, Alex ander Alexandrotltcb, the cMest eon, and his spoui, Maria Fcodorovna, known to tbe unortho dox as tho Prlccess Daa-mar. Tho.l'resldent ancH the Cabinet were not forfollon, and prayera for the weliars and proaperity of America have been ape dally composed by tbe Synod of St. Petersburg. BLOODSHED IS SOU Tit CAJtOLIXA. Capt. Walker's Armed Negro Mllltla la Collision with the HberloT ol Union County Two Men Killed. HicnuoKD, Jan. 0. Union County, South Car olina, Is Intensely excited by a series of murders, tbe remit of lawlessness on the fiart of the mllltla, A few nlibta aco a drayman. Mat Stevens, was waylaid by a purty of twenty-five armed ne;ro mllltla, under command or Capt. Walker. Stevens had In bis cart a barrel of whiskey, which the negroes demanded. lie care tbora a bottle, bat, tint content with that, they asked for more, and were refused. A volley of bul lets, which killed Slovens, was tho reply, A companion of Slovens named Itobertson, wto ttas with hint, escaped. 'lia next djy tho mur derrd and mutilated tody of tho draymin a found lylnz acroaa tno of the btwct-loiJ.n; mm kels used by the mtlltln. Deputy bherlC Saatn r raulaed a pose and captured set oral of rbc mur derrrs at a house occupied by tlirrs nerrors iianiid Kills. All refused to surrender and tired upon Die Mierlff 's posse, kilting one white man. wuundtn: another and a negro. T he Deputy Bfaeriif i a so raid lo be wounded. AI lenxlh the rr;r ci eur rendered. Walker, the mllltla Captain, tt a- arreali I while endeavorlnz to eape on a train. Un- ol the arreated necroea charges that he lnstlgaiea tac wnole affair. Itobbery nnd Probnble Murdrr of nu Hx press Messenger. Albakt, Jin, C Tlm cveniiii? just as the 8.10 Boston train ataitod from tbo Union depot In this city to rrosa tho Uodson hirer llrllge. a man sprang Into the American Kitrei Company's car and shot the eipress mes'rn;i-r, Thnmat It. 1 1 tl -pine, Ibrouih the nock, in the n;ht eye, and In the rUlit ear. Tbo robber then took tho keys from tho messen ger snd opened tbo safe, from which he abstracted tl,!31 In bills. Uo accomplished all this while crossing the brlihre, and on arriving at East Albany Jnmped off tbe train and made bis oscapo. The crime was not discovered until tba irain had stood at ths Kaat Albany depot toime mlontea, when the woandod mrseenier ern tried to the door of tho car and attracted atten tion, lie was Immediately taken to the City Hos pital, and noiarltbstandlng bis terrible wouods, was atile lo converse and to give an acaouut of tbo rob bery. Dalrlne resides In thh city, nil recovery Is not considered pcmslhlo. The lobtnr Is described as nbont five feet ttn Inches hl;h, wearing a mnuatache and puatpe, and was drtrssed lu dark clothes and bad on a dark c ip. The dotee'.lvrs are on the alert, and the early capture of tho roDbcr snd murderer Is hoped for. F.itpnulTe Fire In llarclnr Street. Shortly after midnight list night smoke was discovered Ireulogfrom ths fifth floor of ST Ilatdar a'-reet. The alarm of fire was sounded, bnt befo-e t o arrival of the ecginee the two oppcr floors of ths tulCInc were In flame. Fanned by a high wind, tbo blaze tcnltei the paper, Ink. and other com bratlhlee of the largo Cuili il.c puol.ah'ng I ojs i f P. U'Siea. and seen cominunicnled v.Hh ihe lower poitloo of Oie btllldln" occupied by WeM Urotners A Co., Importers of r-enih china. Mr. O'Shea's Iom, walcn I probaUy fnllr covered brinsnranre, will smoon' to aoot 3).uOi) Well Ilrolhrra A Co. will loae about 1 10 Osi. prlnelpjlly br brcakuxe and water. Ai tho time of Tin Jux'a colm to i rnt tt e Are waa otlll rajpng, and tbe adjoining bullalccs ttero tLrsaULedj Tbe ItCaton. Ilnrlfiird nnd I'.rl Muddle. Mr. MuDson, Uio contractor for the corupletii n of the WlllimaLtlc aad Putnam dirtston of the Bos ton, II jitford and IMu Itallroid, has at length be come convinced of tbo tmpoiiloility of carrying out tli work he so rashly undertook, In the face of the etrr arrnniulailng difficulties nt thla unforluntto corporation, nnd has consequently thrown up his contract. Testordar the men who bare bct-n em ployed under him were raid otf at Putnam and 11 char;ed, The cliqoo of llaatcrn speculators who hot e all along been determined to frustrate any at tempt to save the road troui bankruptcy, are i.ow re Jolr.ur tvi r the snrccri tvhlcli has unfoftunately at tcnOod thtlr opcratlona. The Death ol a Hcnntor In llellovuo. The Hon. llu klii(ham Smitti, formerly a State Senator In F.orida. died In Ilellrvoo ll .spitai iretetdsy, of consumptlou. Mr. bmlth was pictel upifuw evenings siobytlio Mercer street pol.c, Insensible. He studied law In the effleo of Senator Fiisstiiddu's father, ill .Mulue; was auhstiq,ueiill a Statu feoator In Florid vsnd tt jtsl-o a Judgf, III ISM l.o tvuaSvcretai t ot .ogaiion la the Spanish Einhaat and on his return to this country waa sent hi Chine d'Aflal'es to .'.Unco hy the I'nite.l buten fl'iveriiliii in. Wl.tle In Muxlco lio tvaa s. ir--d it ith heaouhsge of thu lungs, ai a lor tlm pat t.ir"t yi.rs lun Urn gradually fulling 1 1 1 1 1 ht r-tioi-d wlih n friend In it Ft i Iv second alict. lie tta a ttidovrer, and leans no lui y. Tiimrinny I'nlltlrliiiis over I lie Itlvcr. The ivurraiits for tho err .-at of ltcil'n'toti and llu scy, ihe notoilnn-i Long Iahnd City despeiadoes, tine rt-turned lestcnKy by ConsUhio Ileinry, rot .irvo.l. Hitiney hat been rem talking ttlih the mm since lie roouitoJ the w.irrants, an 1 tthtlo tiie-y tt-vf e in his poKSi-slon. llulton, the i.itin who was roliix d, is poor uud lua no politic il mlli m e, while Hie rotili r conlrol tl.s politics of ii ward. Thr alt ol tlolctce were made jet-ti l.l.iy at'.iin.t HuJ.uli unless ho ttithdtew f.U roniplainl. The Pr.lltlcnl ltrvolutlon In ludlnnn. WnniKOTON, Jan. 6. Private despatch-s from Indianapolis say that the Itcpuhlican Scnatois who hare gone over lo tho Democrati, In tho orranlai tlon of the Senate, are anti-Morton, anti-Grant nicr. and will drstroy tho parly, il neccsai y, lo block tbe way to tho further political a Jvaiiieiuent of iJxh nun. Aa the s jrest tray to Uo II, tl.c-y will turn over the 5iate to tho Dtmocrcts In tno apioi tlonment, whloh uiakca It Democratlo lor tLc lliI ton ycais. Newark's Nrtv (lov.oriiinrnt. Tbo first butiuesJ invcting of tho Newark Coumoa Ooaocll was held last niht. John Mills mm appointed Police Justice in place of Amil ln-no, and the Assistant Polke Jimtlce-si Ip was sboilsked. Tho Ma r's veto meai-siius ol the wood en P-roment were aunUlned, U to Id. A Ooaliru I'lsb Ktorr. Caj.t, Ham Qodivin, of the Occidental Hotel, ct Oosben, caught one hundred and fifty pickerel Ip Laka W omehachjr, near Turner's, on Thursday. A JamtM.rs followed, and Frank Harmon, ol Fuller's Fxprosa, hlthorto tl.o champion hstilst. throw UP tho ruuiiuo In the Cublila,' (uvot. mil U- rr- i i u jsjui s i ii BUSS ffl'LAUGnLM AS A GREAT PUBLIC BENEFACTOR. THE 1.AZX.1T srECVLATIOX OF XllB nuottajLYX uisa. rrnposeit F.xtenslon or Flntbnab Avenue to tbe Kutl of Ibe llrldgo An Underground Rntltvny lo Flalbnah and Jlotvu Ihe I.lund-A Heath lllotv to Fulton Htieet. Tbe shove map Illustrate tho latest, -mast comprehensive, and most coamendabte tehome of j tbe Brooklyn politicians, and will tHk th b aerrer at a giants as being at once an adroit plan for robb'ng Manhsltan Island of kail Its population, snd quickly doubling that of th western ond of Loog Mind, or Kings county. -tdk riATcr.u or rn tcntvt, so far as II creates a modification ot existing arraace menu, sre, first tbo brUco, stasilag from oppeslle tho City Hall In Kerr York and torminatrng on Sasds street, Urooklyn, between Adams and WuMnclon streets. To this point It is proaosod to extond tTkft. bnsh arenae, In a direct Hue, from Its present tor -nlnas on Vulton areaoo and Nevlns streees, rVo exloislon to bo of tbo rams width, two hcn'.Tffl feet, at that arenno beyond Fulton avonne, Tats will mako a continuous, direct, and broad arenas from tbo lieart of business In this city, through the centre of Urooklyn, to Prospect Park as a pleaeure resort, and to Flatbusb and tbe roglons thereabouts for saburban residences. Tho map gives ths dis tances oa this newavenuoto tbe various points In dlcatcd. the starting point belie the City Utll, Now Tork: by which It will be seen that Prospect Psrk Is actually nearer to our City Hall than Is oar own' Central Park, while the open co in ry In and about rialpuib, with this Improve mnt Ttrfectod, will be ths won ACceseitiLr oinn anywhero about us. and naturally "ia untt dcxlrablo for those doing business In tho lower part ol tua city. I Tho project is presented on tho map printed alovolstot In Its Infancy, anj II contingent upon legislation yet to be procured. The map only shows tbo bare outlines uf a comprrhonslve ac'ioise wlleii, for aelllth motives. Is carerally kept secret. The full phm contemplates rapid transit by steam throurl.ont tho route, by which Fliti nsh will be reached tram the City Hall In about Qltef i mlm 'cs. Tin UR1PGB, which will bo about a mile and a thirl In extreme length, Is lo be supplied with an Indi pendent rail wst to bo operated by stationary stputu power some thing llko that employed on tho Greennleh ttree-. Elevated Hallway The cars on this road, hating no occasion for elopp.ga In croMiiir the hrlih:, lll accomplish the Joainci Insido oi flv-j mlnutoe At the llroohlin ond ol thetiridgo titer h ill cii:m-t with etrrrt cars on tlm extenalos nf FlalbusJ av enue, aad also with steam cars runn.nx AN DNDKUOIlOV.tD RAtLWAT beneath that avrnus, dlrecttv throu;h and um'cr Pi aspect Park with a elation at tl a poi t and an on tu FlatbnUi. At the litter mini it is prop -e.l that the rnad shall cotnc to tho Hirfaco and si-pinite Into two, om' leading to Conor 1-laad rr.d points on tl.o eotitb ro.it, and tho other contuinlu? on to Uasl New York, Jnmalcn, and Henipafi it, This road will ho hut three miles In louxtli fiom the bridge lo Flatbush, which dls'ance ci east v tip orcumplished In ten niinuic-T tune. The polir' hejond Flathusn, now rcnulriug tno hours or mo to ro.icii, ttlll hn pi ired wilatn half un hour's r on -hour's rl lo fro'ii tin city, or practii-1 ly uti.urr han Harlem Is at prceoul to too business pgrliua of Nkw Yom. Till PAMTIKS IN INTEREST. 1he errand se'ipmns are the concupMOiS of the lion. Hugli Mi l. .hi il Im nnd his nnciato" tt'- i i iri-lte si'tn puuerru Inilmnce In Kims county put llics. Tney lire not pressed openly ut prevent foi two re iioii Flrii, os the lirid.ro will nut be euni plated wlihlii four or five jimih, tlm re la no liute and stcoii'l, h -ciii-i) tno iirininalnis ol th pi in c a in a iurl of patem upon It, un.l at all i vi nia mull to rt-ali too ciiMinoua troilit antlt'lpiip 1 ft tun thu Job in It- entirety lilt Is tit ho put tiiioun us u lo fioH i luiiuliir tvitii stient o. i-tuiif selu-ini'i, proinl'lnu f.ai.e n js, mil l.m profits a" cruln from tlm -.ilo ui nmtly Ourulooed aubarbaa proptity can enluiate. AMOUNT or KONET TflgflE IS IN IT. Until very recently tl.o Kuu polltiel ins hnvo do nlcdth.tlhey lutomlcd punlun thu l'i t'lut-i iv--nuo txti'Mion, and run jet iiouilsh ihe prijpi't ttilh i-xliuuie n'orccy, llmiijli etealily ctl.lii:: to prepare i uulic opliilon le r It. "Zji un of tue eiti'i sion, It ttlll hi' spi-ii, i oiitlrcl nfteln n mnl cuts ill a.-iinally through hlo -ltii tin 1 across tieeti for near ly a uilio. The real rs'alu to be takiai lu this Im provement enr races m nrl a Uiniwn l rlt lots, thu valUJ of ttlilch must h llx1'! by Ctinuniiu'ori irs. Its ottuersblp by Ihe a lli -i i nts ol the Iting ill tho prop er tune will, uf couru. ho vury loilu.iilo to lUoc gcullemen. A nEATII-PlOW TO rCLTON BintEf. Hut It will be obseivi-d thtl this scliomo o?etii n netv avonut) through tho (.itv or 1'ini enu., mid a main thi.rou:Ll'are lo Nuw k'o ic. whioll, iioni ihu u i n turo or iiiu e-ano, irm-it Licn,ntitnp)i'i'ipip.il ntre I. Fulton slri-tt mid tne loiter end ol Fulioii uvrniio, bJow Flatbun'i iivul.uo, ih ut pit'i'nt the lliol.lw.w ol Urt okll'n. On this thoriiugiiliro are sltuatnl the Principal rolall i toms and khons ut tuocity. Fiom 'ulion fury ut to the Imrraocliuu of Flatbush avenue It is eirlu-l ily u buil n is stu-it. 'Ion lines of street c. 'S St irling from Fulton loiryl'-il-low this rontn, tntb J Hlnrlo exreptlon, an far as tho City Hall several nl menu much luri'orr di verging it different points, amlioacblng H part, of the City. Hole arts vast Uu ivts to rutelToctPO, by the oiienltig ol the nvtv uiemie anil illn ci iuuio tu Now York. A glance nt Ihe into will tulllm to show how stint at completely- this project ttiil ruin Fulton street iiud tbo c .r linea now ruaniu: In thai struct. Here, then, is a nerlous sourci- of oiiositlon to bo encounttredi honoo the aeciecy of llio pioumters of this rrliomo until thtiy shall b rropirou to dely op position. T0a CONNECTION Of TODLtC ANP TltlVATS INTERESTS. llrooklrn city Is imo of tho hravlett storkboliler la th now IrhlKP, The IlrooUlnu rity Kotuiiiiuon Is s much McLiugl'lln aad his atjucjitos as th New York el'y (lovoniniaDt la tha eminent Hots U'H tun lad his wmcUUii. Thu tUu pt Jlilo vlu have this project In view will hive tho Monlclpal 'Govornmsnt and h llrtdge Company as tiMlral 'Ilea, aad expect, by their political Inlluenro, to pro cure a tatltlaciory charter frooi the Stale Legisla ture. tronKiso Tni licislatthi. It l ittretlx IntltnlVl that an act of Incorpora tion Rir t.ie UoKcuround Hallway In Flatbusb are nae will be pashoiUhiougn too Ixsgurtatar IMi win ter ta a- tjufol inaooer, aa a prtvato bill. Th bill will he adroitly dritnVlSeTrlT dastsnallne tbe route ta Terueand Eeneral wsi, and iSvoltig Incorpora tor. The extension of Vlatl'inu- avenue ttlil foU 1ow, and then will co tors aa path: and circumstances msy dictate, an application for Stat aid In poilUag U work to orapJctlon. rcm.NO nu wotrxeN-tK plac. TBeTjpwJsllWitfOt-Orookltn to Mr Strauahfin as s member of the'Prospect Park Cociinhislun I to bo arcognlarxl by MxI.ausMlu, anil Msi blraaukim will b withdraws from Hot Comniattou, toil only to V mad l'retrkhanl nftaeflrtdcvOnnpsay and'of t ie Umlcrcrnuod Itsllwny corporation, Uiuj earamlldi tiogthi' tnn enterprises undvr ccfcumm t. and ttol U.e raoA tiusty lieutenant bf Uio Horn c tht Iflnz, The fdmitage ot this srrangemrnt will It sif readllv armrr-itu to render cxphtrntlun omieces lory. Toe I lalboAh avenue eatenalon will limit be come practically n part of the brld.'e enterprise, while the underground railwuj will follow as natur ally s roe ull to a kite. TROCBLa ABOUT TPS XJLTOQALTT, In view of tbeie ajid olacr eeat schemes loom log up on the poilUcir hordtcopo of the managing part) In Urooklyn, It tl not lo be. an rule red at th it a lively contest tor lb MsioraUyts ahrradimani testing Itself. Tk sinrO) old DnKJnnaa who has indi atirgo Intomtaitt It welfare or the dry, and who la bt no rmrara Ignorant of Ihe plany Mid tmn po of 15 Hug, nor always ta inulffiwant to ttxim as many auppou is tol yet recon i.cd to the idea of vacating tho elecutrv chair al tbe cloao of hit preaeut term, but INSISIS ON A nt.IttCTIOf. This tittle ireak of obstinacy tronblea the powers bt-hlndlLe throne cacdi moiu than they ate I Plnir to admit tor the are writ aware that Mi. Ililii flpch II the oi.o jiortifnlar nan acalnsl whtjii ad thilr enoil. a.e vain If lis periuo, tu hiiiyj a can didate tliey will be cooiPfluni lo tali Phil or tuCr wfwit Uat us lhj ro so txtrwuly dnlroas ot pfaclsg asrwtre ultoait uwl in that position, uid one up-i nMwi tldllltyto Uioir peealUr Inlire.u n der stl c.rrtinix! ii-eiu they ran r-ly implicitly, tl.y are uo mirtlm;lmitca olJ.cacIL tu ptrsiudo Llai to iet oat of tn war. Hut In tno iv. nt of thr.tr success Ih th.i move ment they ir at once ronfr inted ith ANOin-n nrriLUhTT. Tire TJcn. Thomas Klotelri ki.-k npn a Con Crt'PstnMil eh-c Ion 3 a Utriou si.uor. Uo hs no parlHClar lu'"ref to suUMrva la Ctiugrrss, i or any ..r-llutnl iropecl of wtnains. time In :aU C-.'U Hut beli rle'olr aUkil llh le lting across tie river, snd lmT rich (Xao'crs for plunder opi.t( i tv, ke "nuuld lalu hp consent with (he hv or an eWdiou to daiuiiat cooler un him, i.nd reii ilul prvititia tor rtut of Mai r. Th's irrainjtiimtal the It. a; would prt-ftfr, nod I-, In lict, a nttri ot thelTprocr .uiue, provldod it can It curled oat. KJiuntl.t, Major, w -iiW givo the If-ng nbso lulecoatiol of i t-llv tovsrnui nt "mlob.itte the dsiiKvr in fiituit cf tbos.i awKward vetoes and oh sian.M retwsais to n e warrant on Ihe Treasury ttlih tMieJi M .yor I J (l:jtru lua uccu.ianail so. ilea tbe Uuig tlurlti; his teru. ftTILT' ATUXIl OCSTACLl!. Hut evon this L.tie ac heme lut. lis ..i.uoyancei rnd dlUeullroit, 'llio Ilou Douros U uues. a gt uth-iatn of wiirh, a cunflitc ttl firmer wlili toe powers .hut so, and nu li-Jmue frti'Stl of the pres nit Vlainr, sttm lortrt Mtd claims tle oOlce on Mr hiiltifliitcaV rut,reoieati .-Aod the worst i It is ttw Ititli-RrlirJi fats ho tioJliar It, viovl tvj te iiota nut art it h'.msulf. Itr-It'treef Is a atroni! man. and Cis t i tl -l.i'ultlin dues not waul to ho-R iwratiL i. lautwra come to a h, and lire Uece llea.onivit' Uirne ami Wnnllj, Ih latter will liievitahly be thrown oierhnnM, tho .lu m i''li I Uir Hinre n-ltable man or Hi" lUnr. Hut the It, can't utlord U 0:1 '-Uoa.m, and then know It, raticn u tUci wont Kintllv And t.oro wo Kiavo tliou. lo fight thu nwttr u .t aniimg Ineii.solvi'S. ttli i i., hi bo lh.it tho heat uiu sia) win thoiroldin prus jisr a rr.ri' at another jou. In (Ida gi nil" at me miheices oi tho Jiuig no have ctr llnoil our ti to Ihu hiijgontil Flithutl.aro nuPixlunsI" j"h. an 1 tie UU'ler-;rou:it riit'V.ii III Maty "ui oli Is nliiii'.ier fui ratrto plan loon noi up heioru i'it'311'ii uno con r I, and vi.n pii'intiop tu ho r dy lor working at mi early tliy. Indiid. et i' nii.l.Hji I t e Ititnrtnut thu N-ivv Yai.l will irmpvod, its situ inert to tl.o HUte, and iil.iln.iutl luJiinto IhoJr tiamhs, thnt tl.cr tijti" m tutl.it coiiiph u.1 ttrt-li Mitwji of It. ulij wep.uwl fii;il' i mt.tirf loo ud tu ion It v. i I tnaku to U city, ititnativoi and .ttiiiiis w.i iiini: tinugh it, and nil tuhuivhlpt Intutuy lots, tiit aofn-aiiu oi Which i: 4M1I, t lut o mr ..l to more ll,. ii tttehty tlRii-s tl Biiii'iiut I1 I- i-sllnis'i'tl tlit 'ind il' rosi Ihoni. llu) I tils rrnloiion Is fo le olp k I so (.onliniii nl upon l.il eul eifi-tiaitmui v i. a Uo piibltcni, Cor.r.rrai u.id I'nc itr.itii; Li;ijatui that it may aa,l turllier diatloturt. nASUJXUJW.V AOJX'S. I Senator Cameron and St-croUty D.-'ano go to (lea rum lo-d.iy. 'I he Wnte ami Means met trtl morning to armngn I (or Uio diuuer lo ho givtu Mr. Scneuok biluio his a -par-line. Tio tmrfeward condition of the appropriation hla still mtder me nt tctaions hiccsaary un acxl month. It Is denied hy authority fhit the Vwiah Minis ter Is oiiioatid to liruui'i tiau Douiiiiaa aauvxatiou tchciun. 'Ilm Treasury his flM.WJ.OoVj In coin, Inclnllng Itf itM.ouo u cola ceruiicewi. I i.e cu. teuty haiaucu is l.'j.r.fl.uoo, Negf tlatlone are In protr"a for the appointment of JoiLt poiniiila.lon hy tint tfii'lrd stiti a mid iialu lor tho iltl.iMdjJl of ilairu ariuuj out of Uuuau mm les. Scrretarv Poutwtlt has directed Assistant Ttpss urui FoUn lo ii'ilfol au aUiUonnl IIAVl.uol n( itJ tl.iPi iter cen it rtt!U-aii.i, t-n ahlph intiueAi -cslom ft ij So. Iliia ttlll mats tu all tj.fxu.jy called In. 'iTo fir t annual itcotlon of the Illinois Stats Itoun-ieiiiitlon r.nocMiloi took place lui nltl.i. l'i taldent (Irani, si-con ntuted by IStUua.terOeniral Creiwelt, Cljn. Cauiou, and Ui lilluoas CouorruaiQBal dclegi.lon i-iorccoiva 1. Ti. rxi'ipnnotnotil of the hearlw In th cs.e of tho nisi .,1: Cenirsl I'ailraad i.-rip 4lvidnil tas was conti-uted la hy the Isv deponinenl W tfm Tru.irurv oulv on the (round or AUurncy General Akrrnian'a tbtenco, and in order tnat the railroad msv pieaeut any rtidecc ihor ta' M Ida. AaariOM oa his return i !i tyitKUn. LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS. DASur.s it nit k Axn Titr.nis nr tjik sows itr.voiutiiis. llotberntlnn nliout nliinn's Fool (Irnr What was hlolcn Irom .Mr. Mnnslom n 1'nlr or Hoots, a I'nlr ol Hhor. or a 1'itlr of I'nntnloous f-l.ntrters I'uzxlrd. alary Smith was tried in tbe Qonoral Sutlons, yosterday, for Healing six pair of shoes from Charles Mansion. Tho Indictment charged thai ah had stolen shoot, Mr. Mansion awore that the ttolo "ladles' bntton-up boots," and her counsel asked for her discharge on the ground of dlecrep atry between tl.o Indictment aad tho evidence. Boots alnt thoes, oar Houor," aruued Mary's connel. We may have taken the hooto, but we are charged with taking shoes, not bnots Hut. yonr Honor," Interposed Asistant Dis trict Attorney Iwood (tho son of hla lather). "anr thing that bnttons-up on ths root Is a shoe. Any thing that palls un over tho call Is a boot," Then," raspondod tbo counsel, "my pants mult bo hoots.' Judge Hertford ruled that a shoe Is one thing, a bnlton-np raltor Is another thlrjr, a boot another thing, anil the law another thlnr. Tbe fottr things jumbled together made n muddle, Ihe only war out ot ttnlch was to Instruct tbe Jory lo aroalt tb prisoner. A Connrrtlent Merchant In the Tombs. Tliomns F. HrinitnanV, a merchaut of Wash, legion. Conn was arraign I before JntlcoDo .v tlnff jesterday on complaint of Charles Seeley o(7 Poplar street, Ilrooklyn Mr. Hei-ley testldcit that on tbe 11th of May Hrlntmads told him that be owned HO shares of stock in tho Cliapln Knitting and Msnnfacturlng Comtatiy ol Now Haven, Conn,, worth CO.OOO. Crtdltlng this alery. Seotoy sold Ilrlnsmad a lot of land In I Mtbush, L. I., wr rth t7.0O); an loteret In the tcJioonrr P. Kuhne)l, worth f S.0CM i tevpral shares in the Ariive Silver Mtntiur sndTnnnel Company of New York, worth f I.UW: and f 13,000 wotth ol other eharcl. Flrrllng Uist Drlnamade had made talse representations, Mr. Bet-ky made the complaint opou whlrli the prisoner was arrested, Jnstlce Dowllng held rtrlnsuiejlo Icr tre.1. but relesssd Irttn on fia.CHO hall. George A. Hoy t, or 111 Ilrotdwar, aud John IX Cheerer, of 37 Park row, bocamo hla bondsmoti, nisprnalng Mr. Tweed's Ureal Chnrlty. About two thousantl persona tvero uathorod in aad around tha office of tbeTwced Poor Association ol tho Seventh Ward, latt night. They wero so dstnonstratlvo that a large forco or poller was ne cessary lo keep them la order. In the baildlng, con spicuous for their attention to tho poor applicants, were Jeremiah Qulnbn, Wilson tjma II, Patrick M, Krenao, the lion. John Gslvln, Alderman BrytB Itcllly, Corne'dus Heady, riillllp Htmjtmln. Themes Ilushlon, Jnstlcc E. 1. Shanller, tho lion. John J. Uhalr, the Hon. Michael J. Chandler, sort John Ford, Families of four receive 23 pouoda Ilonr. 3 qtrarta beans. 3 pounds codfish, 0 candles. 1 ponnd soap, 3 pound! togar, 3 pounda coffee, i poufnlS liaru, 3 pounds rice, 1 loaves bread, toef knceklea, and oso ton or coal. Too Well Known. Judge Iledfurd and Charles Wilson, a ccnvlo--' tod thief, bad tho following dialogue In the General Seuloas yesterday Judge B. Wilson, you are a profeislonal thief. Wilson N-n-no sir. Judge B Yes you are. You wero bore several yoars ago. Wilson Y-s sir. Judge It. And wont to Slate Prison firtwo years. Wilson Yea ilr. Judge Jl. Your picture hatjes In tbe"noznes' Oallery,"1n ihe ihlrd row, near the window, Whson I don't know but It does. I Judge II I riuncmber vnur whole history per frctl) well. Go to Slate Prison for Sve years. Next cue I Ilnrhnm nnd Vrrltenhnrgh's Profits, Cyrus P. Datluim nnd Mrs. Annlo M, Vreden bnrgb.tta dorchlcr. entered Into a partnership In March, IS70. to dr certain work Tor the Chesapeake snd Oaln Itilircad Compsny, Durbam bavin; no Doney. Mrs, V. f applied It, and he used the capita) to rrekfl rnonry fortjer and blmsalf. Ho claims that fatal) w marre, an a thertt is rr-dtragrrrmcnt roncertOng tLe division of tbo rrorlts.'ho meJ yes terday ta reciter-tHabor. llio dolcndant charted ipKit the ptilniltrhiid'tElsmanasrd the business, oc nlel that snyancji proato as he repreaented had hecp reaiixi-tl, anirclalmeitsbtt he had received all he waa entitled lot Decision reserved. The) ling Flfntlly on the -Ferries. On the Willtajusfcurati fenv-boat Idaho, on Thursday ovecrtrp! were Tigcnllcineo sjtilnj In the JedlcV cablb Wilh 43 ladles etacding. Yesterday" "r.-crnfa- at T;30, on Ihe'Anxon't, Ite l.adlea' c trra aaats wrh .armonf entirely occcijlcd by renlhtnicn. wbIkTrino IstOnf wtlVatsftJJIrtt. On envToltan-; Hrry Inmt MlneOhi, oti TtUTsday evruhwl grnllc-r men- were sllthir In tne ladle' ryihla, athtto'Cl Isdloa-' wero xt-indlny. terec ot trtlom' had ctlldteirtii tlictr" nrtr.s. Yt iter, lay mornlnp;, ai tl.05, on the America,, 73 gentlemen acre truing anil tlx ladles elaadUnr. Pnllrrnirn IIInrhliiR the Wheels of Jntllrev Frcqucr.tly, of late, the proppcdings injfio Oen. entl fctlona have bc-cn lnrituitoJ vty the aon attPidance of policemen, who Wer'necttsiry"Ti, rrftics Yesterday the Court was ajjourojed irter trtln, two rases, allhoogh tvm wrrs sef'edlfrt on tte culenelartob dUpnirdof. Attj.menls-Werfjs-1 iuiv! 'o.-tho uon atU iidlng putlcemeu hi Julyt fleJ 'o'd. who eald: "It ouy cicer walfally dtsrecardt the niMidlte of this L'ouit, I will that he Is' Iroken." A (.rent Cirrus t'omo to Totvn, Tho ship Plymouth ltuck has arrived from London with the first InstaUincat or Hawes's great London circus, She haj a Ion: sad rough passage, having sailed from London oa the 7th of November, (nr. of thirty riMinosiis Ftemlaa horses Wiileli coir1' stituted a portion oT her cargo, nine wero lost on the p-jsase, A lot of valuable vouies rived all sate. Ths Prlnre uf the I'ulplf. The tntatcca cf I'lyniauUi Church Intro raised Mr ll.'cJiti's salary to (11,000 per annum. This sum waa olad blm latt year, hat be di cllaal to ao l-epllt. rLASitsu 1'itost mi: ocb.i.y c-uirrs. i To Brlthth Government has onlcjctj SiOXKoper trtScs. Tlio uln S. D. Thhrstos, from Now YorW, was wjected on the Utah hunt', Illittl Cliaunet. on Uio bUhlol tuellLiUi. l'jpi. suow aud crew ttcretavuos JJJ.'OOKiF.V, Xlnrlng Ibe part three months, nearlt fM.CWi.he tt en tit ended on the "oal-ilour toor" uf t ic cuy. Tbe pror-eriv owners on the prlarlp-tl etpeot livOe Tiil.diind bixth Wst.UrroU'tt agaritt paving for thu I iLi-y avrn-enta ivbach have b-Mit laid lucre. It Iph Kvevlotle, ot llorten etrvt t, rp r t'tlrtavp i.i., In. I 1 1 om aluilliliie in Irov ntpinir, near Iteral ili-i meet, jesterdav, nnd ttta l.iully iiijnreo. AO.VO IS l AM). '.,loi niP'-ckii ',tvr iu.id shot ttvo faxai at Fit ui il.ut wcii(hoiti.4 pounda. Hit .lev William 11. .Nrl.in. of Si .I,.!in's Tpla. poin'i I h of Hauler a I'u.ui, ha uit-i', ud a t Jl la l'li.liuloil',.l. A nrj ti.il lrvt".1liitl'in Into fie 'r'u Is In the Nett'iwi uiaea.i u- i I .nuti thu r.' .1 trtntohas i i:IHT i -P lednivii in vt'ii or h- i oT lie I it -.l.i. Kitiierl iliv itliiniitil nf n m Th ailual rvducllon in the value ol Inn I oa the i lit l 170,051. DJLLlAltn (iOSiJV, It ii toirhe nnd I'arUur v. Ill meet In Ilaffala next M citnead ly. John De'ry end Joseph IMnn ploy on Thursday la "nil 1 jiucuco, Miapolcu, Frumh caroms, lor 1300 Jo'pph Dion, who is camtns all Uforehlmln fan t'"iiuacTco. oirnr to plsr liiipoliihe Ihrtw gainot, Kuglsh, Wonon. ami AinitriP in, lor el.iJbJ psnli imp. 'Ilo wlil put tba Fienchuiau's txpeiuut to audfroin rata t-rauutioo, Ilndilplui bis eraltenjed Cyrtllo Dion to play for tl.i.O .lio at tho fnnr bad came, hciweeu too SSlh mil tin of ilanuary. Hi i' n ni-i epia tlm rhulli ngu, but i. in a to j lav eho'il fenrut. II, as bs I lay: tr:;h Docicli m ilvaloo on Ihe Xfh January. JWL1I.S Ol- JAU S VISE, Amity I.ndgo ArsoUatton havo a KlJ in Apollo Hall oil lupiilay 1 1 van..', Jan, II. Next Monday eviiuint tha Italian Itiflo Asiocla Hon will tlaoco iiiGermaiita lla'h Conini.iT f.Twtlith llcglnient, Cant. John Ficnch, daaeo Lu IiMoi: U-UI on t'.u IjUi lut. Iho focmrnlh tnnual ball of Hit Calodtnisn Clnh tali's place lu Iivlsg Hall noil Friday, Prot YoumanswnlleUure on "Tbe Dynamics of Lira" at l ooper Uauituie ttui ovonlug. IMcuir tree. A roccptron la tcindered ititujtvenlog hy the Tan (nany Auonatloo attheietuowt 4 HI Mark 'a place, lo tho lion, T'.o d Oxuaumr, iho lion. U'iuluJior k'uekt, asd tha Jl je. John tylor Uolly. At the rvenloUa, tuenttng of iho Now York Lib eral Club, J pumntna itUAJa.'t nlibt, ilr. Henry tvenle Iminrel oo Mho Uiilliyof OatUy& Joallchil a I'.KCuuncitK nzoni'Tios, Judge nnd Mrs. Jones nt Home nt tbe New York Hotel- llrllllnnt Assrnihliiar ol' the I.rinl Profession The lileeun of rioclcly al the hhrlne of l'aahlftn. Judyc Jones, of the Superior Court, and Mrs. Jones, worn at heme to their vory Urge cltcle ot fr.ends and stqutln'stices, at their iht p-irlors lu the New York Hotel, on Wednesday afternoon. The reception waa one of Iho most elegant and en Joyahlo sf tbo teaeon, and was attended by the elite of loth tbo bar and the bench. Tho Judge's par lors art tbe most sumptuous In the house, aad aro furnished In Iht mott exquisite tssto. Un this occailon they were rendered doubly attractive and beautiful by a profuse display of the choicest (loiters procurable. Tho music, furnished by Keene, and rendered with tbe remarkable taste which has made him ao famous as a musical caterer fur private parties, waa In Itself a rich treat. Tho Judge's bountiful l.o.pltaUty was dlsplayej In an adjoining apartment, where in entertainment of rare excellence was provided. Mis, Jones received In a rich black silk, cut low, and richly trlnmrd with lace. The maileit beauty of her toilet was gonorslly remarked. Among tho multitude who were prc'enl were noticed Judge and Mrt. Itoosevelt, Chief Justice norbour and daughter, Mr. and Mr. tteone I). Jone. Sarrovate Hutching and Mr. Iltittlilnrt, Mr. (Jaine urouke, Mr. Charles O'Conor, tin beautiful snd sticompllshed Mr. Oeoreo O. Bar nard, the Bon. liuru.'t T. Andrews, J. W Gerard and eon. Ilr Sstro. Judge Fllhbtn, Gen. Ward, Jnd:a and Miss Spencer, Chief Judge Daly, Judge 'Larre rrx.re, Jndss Tappen of tbe Bacon, 1 District Court, ex-Jui!cesnd .Mrs. llarrett,JiMlre lTredmen. Judge sud Mrs. Hone,!, John K. I'arwjoa, Austin Abbott, Mrs. Mortimer, Judje -and Mrs. McC uun. Judge burs, Mr, llnnxtr A. rtrtson, John Sherwood. Cnm modero Oarn'on, Mr and Mr. Van Aujten, Jndge 11. W. llohlnrun. Claartns P. Kirklsnd, J. Wr.der Allen, Mrs. Kaiht and Mies Eado, Mr, fha.il. .Mrs. Wrltht. Frank Fowler, Mrs. liUlot F. Wiepard, Mr. llllilrctb, Gen, Avcrlll, and a Whole bust whose noire ar nut recalled. 'J here tra few ladles In tho country who can bout ot eueli a Jurtuunl relAlHiiiUnp s the charin lue hoatess. Her hutlnnd Is a JuoVt and the son oaf a Jnihro, and tno or 1it bloUtere the Hon George G HariisH snd tba Hot. Jw;ih F. Harnard iro Jouaes ot the baipreme Courtoftbla Stalo. A COI.OttED .OI'KR'o JiEVJlXai!. Mnbhed Eighteen Times by her Itcjrcteil hiillor-l'iTparlng lor n Third Term In Hlog Mlne-Trncrdy In Urrene rllrert. Last craning Sarah Vandcrvecr, colored, tmj on her way to lir retlJence at 21 Amity street. She bid rcKtxd the front of McilrHe's croccry, at l'ltj TJrrene stieet, when yatLqel Homy, colored, oteppoJ op hohlnd hr, ScitlDg her b the Irlr, be drew t long digger, snd before atrs-rme coats Inter fere he bad stabbed her Hirer- Utnca lnhe rhett, Ore times In tlm bock, once In theaMcmeo, three times In the right arm, tbroe times In the kit arm, and three times In tho face and forehead. Tho woman screamed ond fell to the sidewalk. A large crowd collected, an d socio of then st tetrfpled to eecare tba assisiln, hut ho brandished Mi dagger, and eiclalucd, "I've murdered hor, d-i hor, and I'll kill tbe first who tries to stop me." lie then ejcapoiL Tbe woman, win was bWllnji profusely, and lud become un conscious, was borne to the Mercer street Mutton tby somo citizens, and Dr FrolbtKws susmanoed, Ilo asoonncrd that tho wouutt, althoagtrtMrioua, were, strange to s-ay, not nsccienrlly ttttal. When Kr wonndt were dressed, tbo vviaan wna taken to i 30 Anally street, where abo bad worked at a Uun- drwts with Mrs. Mthid.i hsimuel. I'.orrv. the assassin. Is atunit 40 .rears old. Ilo has ea-rved tvo terms In Stat l'rlioo. lie war sen tenced to ten tears Itiprleonraaent for stabbio; a caUcuaan, and lo ssran years (or slabbing a wo man. Mrs. Vaodrrrcor had been cnpnted to be married le Murrey, a.at haaTr broken ofT tie engagement when abe laarnsd Ids bad character. taJic ay that lie sworti lust If el.r did not matry hltr, tr woiHdklll her. Un had called at tuo place where she worked on setcral occasions, but the hid retcsed to see him 31 IS. JlACCAlll!i:8 fJtlEyi). An Incident of Ihe Arnrrlciis Halt Hon-Mrs. Dlarrailipo Adtiturcd 9'2.1-A Mythlrul t-tpreei anil an Actual Mtvlndle. Mr. John Maccnbes and his wifii, of 221 West Twenty-ninth street, attended tbe ball of tbo Araer rlens Clotvind reached homo euly yeaterday morn toy. Mr. Maccabee, Basing retrerSed tulmaolf wllb "s lew bocrt' sleep, went down town-to his olacs ot tmatnets. lie had been coo only a short ttme when tbe door bAD rug, and s well dretse.1 stranger au noanced hlmteli. nrnlairuntriMl (or Mr. Maccabee i dteg tasoiwcd by lhWrsrTirnttnat"ticr master tens :;aot altjamaVTi aatn that ho would like to see the I ritrfirostjrii hla trtltncns wss ol the altruist Itnpor 'tan. sTrwn lit. Mr3bee entred tho parlor, I tne tratrgeVhl btflhat Mr. j-finentlanlnK He riaimj or an itiiuWa rltnd or tiro rurally) had Im LICM.nl' 1b lull a httjc too uurcli wlmi. nod that he, tXhlle oaJttojrt?'lijar, tjuEi dlaorderly, and hal brn;isiiert. 0 said usif tic ti..l sent bun tMrer-noskauiti to renucsrtllii loan i7stpH tnyenablit .him" to jvty Ida Cup. llu. Hoccibe -rxmtjmbvred .tavta seen Ilr., -at iho hall. audiHCt'lor oue mrociiTruaubUBg ter sinter's story, gave iilm tno laOney. t Wiien Mr, rjaccabe eeos that "3 ugiiln aho will rtcrl her meads. UPAJIKS MOM 11IJS TVLEOltAVll. Tbrr-e vettra n trial ono ol seven Inches, another H leet, ami the thlnt tcu left thick, have boon dllcov ered near Ncahl, JJtstr. Joseph T, Bualoa. a Frnnchman. was blown to ttrcaa In tho"Hoosti;tr rrmner nil nlht, by Uiu preoia--lurt: uplcaSot or a daatuV carsrlJge. A Bathrwi' ot Cai6sttc tn. Cleveland. Ohio, res. tctiln. oCo,:ii reMmioit nrutiulliig agitlait tliu oc urpativool Knmty tTxor'ijiiiuiueJ-. Maitln Belr, apoddle r ol JVlltiarasbrldgp, .was t'lrroeuh-a mi fsiiisdiir oti-rit tu tht tt? it, nlilcti tr sup I otcJ to lvo caught rjre-vliito bo a asleeis Tht Mexican revelotjoslats lircia and Cadena tmve availed ihemvlves of IbOBroctamatlcHiof aniiu... ly Oiher poUltciKofien'trra are dalng thi-aaniiCa-irt are bilhg roalosad lo their former condition in ibe .cute. CKMOSn'-fX'.l OP Vltl.1l IS. Timothy rwiberts, aged -10 years, cut his throat fa ally yratrnlav1nXcull. Joseph Ituwdlrh, a oOnp. rp-in of Qulncy, tl.ot MmcLrdca.t on Thirmlaytuigut. dnkn IWltton, atonatahte-ln VlrclnH Gity,JiVr was laraalrtlioi pn IMitsday hyti..uiu Gmt-jiua. sjv or thepntatte aerrirtnry of Gov. Uradlcr- Jotw 'U.Oin..ol lit Jist;Uroa,twty, .and Wm, .Ittsdt, irJ'Afadttonf!t a. re iirpta-leii lio-t iiIkIu on miniilou urmroitig, vatuabl oarrtago im Thpy woid UioyOoeiimiit m pan joi tor la, but cjulju'l iuuau.bar ths p' utx Cart. Gcurm Buller, nf BJgeflsld.county, R C, ibrolhiir cfUeu. II (L Iniller. aa "hot i-jl Killed dur ing mi itrorcittKiD'iSf a print natiuo hy a young u in -nnoie, 1lulaw slamdion, ofUie aouio counit-, u-ar t: e bar.aonaa ilrvr, on ttnad). Ml. Murerrinip, of lndlmaiioll, vent to MlMourl s ft tv wsk hat ro toult uo new home Ip wuu a tt ,iu nii'l lour I'liiliti.n bhrnl. (u tt i- .uvhA tv itu ttltf ei nt In r tl rni i'i li'-t ettiptren to ti r in.Mui't, a ,1 i',ieil tmh n thicuiaktr nautili beaitl, ta.ii.. her u l.mi ttiiu u.r, 1'J.liJl OA 17. IMt. l.l.lti L .V C IS. Th.- Viiierwtiutpit Moit-j'i' e'.ec'.i l Uio It v, S I a Jatiiho. ofMsldru, I'haiilaln. Wc uudersund Dr. Homer I! i.tv, IcK lis r n d 40 thocll), sud rotumo I iho prbiuicisar bis prol assi i.i. Mlrntt has hcan p.ipp!ei lo nbandnn his lee jureburjaia, la audlencai houtu uot patlnj lun A number of L"nt!c-mn In town hive qrringed I i "frit.' llu- Hev sir hahinp nn plftliorat oil palMuig ol u,e Llltlo Church arouud Ihv Corner." Mls Silstongiivt- f SUD to a Stvi-lih girl out Wett who was her plavuiatp in clilhood. She now follow ed uod uored Dy ir-jiuinarab e suiouliuatea." Hy order of M.J. -Gen. Hhaler, Col. John Fowler hit bPtn annointeil ordnani-e Oilteer, with (In tnuk at Ueuii'liauf-Coioont, vice lioualition, rii-.-ned. Wo are Indebted to th Ilou. Itoseoo Cntikllni of tha United hi a' it rknato snd Un- Hon. b a Cox i f in llou.o of iMpnsosUtirgt tvt tuluahls public i.o.u incuts. Cnl, P. F Ptnirni liss rofpived tho It-pnb'lcan nniulustitin for failed states Senator from M iinr.ottt. to II I tne tscaacy otcai.ojtid by uio death of ecu nor Nurton. On tho ntxlh ballot th linn. T W. Ferry was nominated by the Heniititirant of Mlchltfui to nioteeel tne'llou. Jacob al. HomrU lu llio Lulled blalcs Sansto. Mr Jot n Hots tho Hon. Fram-l Pakenlnm of the flntlih U'ltatlon at WaiMaatuu, Mr. lli-rtiluiisn of the lli iglan I. tal on, ami lu i Ah'ir Uurluif of the lluiiiau Aiuiy arrived lu the Al.'eriu jestrrdsy. Jim Tomer, of Turner' Station oa Iho Urlo HaD. way, bavlni; killtul a tpig wclnhiiu '.UH pound, gave a pritbte luunei' po a tatv of his ftirudi o 'lliura.l-. Hheiltf IMatuion and iuHirvuor tlalinway, of (toshvn. N. V ware preteirt. tpjrfthor with Ilaliey tjer. of Itonroo. Jun llanpett, ths (Irani countt ai.ri, .ludgo s.io st Wi tiuitsr, ot Coeitor, and other local nuUhdlues. The Worklnrmea Onkm list evening rloclod Prcalnenl. Dontsv GrtBla i Vtoo-I'mildpnu, Ptr lialy and John Krira i RouonaliW aocretsry.Thoiuaa P tin lenont. Finiuicial fwerirtarv, Seritara ltifi tot ip nouoins Secretory, lVUitxm JV. Jetsuo i Trruarer, John i Wood iiidneiganittrAi-ina. Wli)ioi t'uaaiiian N I- FEALTY TO THE PONTIFF. I a y lsrrosisa iir.awx.iTit.iTiox ni H CAUIOLICS is nosioy. An Indlgnnnt Protest nanliist ihe Delhronr input ol Pitts I. V.-Home Propel ly thcCupl tnl ol Iho Chl lttlun World. tH Huston, Jan. 6. Tho Calliolics of Boston aa reubled tt ttw Muilc Halt In large farce this even Ing lo express their sympathy with Pope Pius the Ninth In Lis deprivation Of temporal power. Hoi one half who songht admission could he aceommo dated with tfcindlng room. Patilck Donohntprs sided. The Itlzht Iter. John J, Williams, Blahog of Boston, briefly addressed tbe tnteting, explaining why tht Catholics should protest against Italian usurpation, lie claimed that Homo was given to tho Pope to govern far the rcit of tho world, that the poor and weak churchos might bo assisted from a central point. The Emperors, from tbe tlm of Constantlne, con. tribute I to the general fund. That Emperor, r tiring from Ihe Holy City, lelt Tni rori as coternor. The mccessors of St. Peter wero established it temporal loreroLns, with tbe aid of France, at tht time of the Invasion of tho Lombards, moro than IH one Ihoosand years ago, as tho head of tho Church of tho world. Hence Itamo was tbe capital of the IH world, and the Cliurch had a right to protest agtlnal iB Its dlicotitlnuince as such. A formal protest, drawn np hy tho leading Cltho. lies and publlsbtd In tbe dally oowspapers, do- nounclng the dishonorable means, laclndlng the HJ violence, (mod. terror, and raurdir, Hint wete nsed by the Piedmuutcao Government lu dethrouiog the Pope dcrlng the tiuonoikin itatr or tunorr, wss read hy limb O'Brien, aud onaalmooily LBJ adopp.. H' tuarks were mado by John C Crowley, who calielfor thooDluloaof tas entire Church on the Ksrdlnlan usurTiatlon of the temporal authority H frnntpil by lbs Christian world to tho Suprrtna ontlfTs for tho maintenance or their religion. Italy aud tLo tnhabltanu of the Pontifical States, ha rlalnied, had uo more right tu decide tho if ifui of tho Pope's dominion than t le rcsldanta of tho Ills trtct or Colnmhta to settle theirs against tho edlctoC, thu CulteJ States Government. Clisrlrt I. Dounelly drew a contrast botweon th modes pursued by llt.XIIL o'CONNELl, tlie civil reformer In Ireland, and Garibaldi, th fflj reputed liberal In Italy, denouncing the Utter aa bollever in bruto fores against tbo tontlmont of an a. of clvllig .tlon. Thomas J. (lanran expatiated on the right Of tha H Pope to temporal dominion, and asked what Enro pean potentate cnnld claim to lorg a succession. On lb question of pdocation ho conlu proro br "ta Unties that Homo would show mote pupils in t.ea, tchools In proportion to the population, than Boa? tan. aad moro sluJents In her seminaries than were H educated al similar inst.tutlons lu tho Culled StateX He claimed that TUX C.NlrlCtTION Or ITALT HI would not stand tbo test of srgument. Ths Pot HJ was to-day In prpclsely th position that Napolcoa was In t WllhelmthOhet H Tho ltav. James A. Ileiley sircsstlcally illndtl to Victor Kmanuel' declaration thtl he occupied H Homo ta sisnre tho personal safety of the Pope, sue H to tbe plebiFcltnin granted subsequoDtlr, wblcli drew out tlie frightened teullmenta of 7,0Jd prop crtr holders The argumonts of tho apeakers, which wero fore-' Ibly put, weru heartily acuulcsced In by tho assent. blage. widen was orderla In the tittcmo for so larga a gathering. i tiiv sirr.it jcic Mvnhr.i:. Trngeity In n Tllngbnmton Dry Goods Hlort) U -Three llurclnr llrotvned In Atlomptluii iSJ lo i:rnpc The Fourth on Trial. IliNQUAUraN, Jan. 0. Tho taking oi tho tetti- BJ txory In tbe case of Edward Ituloff. Indicted for tha murdsr of Frederick A. llerthk, a clerk In Ilalbert'a iflj dry Roods ttoro In thla city, Tit t August, was begun iflj to-day. Dlstrlct-Aliomey Hopkins, for tbe people, Is aseuted by Lewis Seymour and Attorney-General iSJ Champlaln, while IlnloQ's counsel are Mr. llrcket HJ or this city, N. 1). Uliitney, und the lion. Charles L. Bealea of Hadsoc City. It will be remembered HJ that thrro Inirgbrs entered tho store, and found two iH dorks asleep. Tho dorks awakened and a fight IH took place, resulting In the shooting of one or tha IH clerks. Two of tho burglars who were woundod ta the olWr -were drowned In the Clicnanxo river ln mediately alter their crwape from the thoro ami' jjH ItulotT Is on trial as tho third burglar and ono or th murderers, To-day. (he inrvlvtn: clerk Gilbert I- Ilitrrowa was among the wttrpsse. and Idenlineil Itul ft as one of tho mon who assisted in the murder. fH ItUiou" con luctrd tl. cross-cxsn.ln.atioii In his own IH bthulf. Tho trial ttlll probably occupy a tt oak. l.OSSKS 11 V VlltU. An entire bloch nf huslncas and ot'itr houses In riatt-liurg Mo was burned oa 'thur Jay. The Ui-ekcl Hoaao In Dayton, Ohio, was damagni tlOOTaO tp-ti-rdny mornlug. The Pro orinitlcl In tha LH third ai rr. and many gussts were ohli.-ed ta fly In knaaa Iheir night drutea. I.at evening, at SM Bowery, B. Hoffman, trim- aaaas raiug dealer, lint 30i Ilrnny A rrochsiha, cliardral. IH tu. l.'.Vkl, ana Mrt. 1'ol'llJ, cor-cl mak-r IV)). All )nfl tnsorcd. The PulldlLg may he repaired for I IDJ. IH OUITVAltY. Orn. Ssraupl T. Ulrhard, or Warrentharg. N. Y., al died jeaterdar mornintf. Mrs. ltctecca Ihrtinan, mother of Mrs. Clem, who IH wis impll :ati'd la iho murder or Mr. and Mrs Young, naaaa died sudUjnly liitnolaoauolu yeatonlay, axed S3 )ear.. Dr. Wesley Smrad died In Poughkeepslo laat IH night- Two weeks ago tie polporaied thoTuui annlvpr. IJH sarv or his birthday, on which ociaaion hp gavp ta.otiO ltnafl lo tlmWi-low.' Iiomp lu Cincinnati, making 13i,ux)ii8 )JJJJJJJJJ Im given-that luilliutiou. Ilo has alio given liberally laaatl to charltablu inititiiiiom tn 1'oughl.ecpaio. He was tha aaafl uuthui of several valuablo works. IH jritir JHitscr. The body ot a chllj six montlis oil was found on el the ice in tnellicki nsacK river scslpiday. Sllt-nckvpn, tho Norneglan.tvno fell fram fit root kH of Mi homo la lloba ieu uu Thuisday ailciuoua, died cterdly. ijH John Kervcr, s liquor dealer resiling In Adams iJH Hrrel. rob-iki'n, fell dowu tta.rs lutUrday, aad tihs tassal neck was brokeu, Camden' prorKwed new charter, changes tha Msyni'AUrrm- r utrice-froni one ta tbtco yuari,'anJ ataaal aoLahcs lha.oUcof City Manhal. It Is prorrosdd to wipe ont tra lawn nf Ifetvfon, IH thoecoue of mo election riots, an! to annex" a pari ut Batata! II lo luuiJe and pall to Ita ldoiu IJH Tbo ecllpe of tho moon In I'.iter'on ltit nljht would have Ueii n perfect eui ivt. b.it for a few nbtti- nate clouds whieb wouU uol "gel dowu tu front JH John I. Gept'chtu and C. P. Gurult, ot Patir'tn, BBai liave pnrcaaiu'd aint-llve lott nt Itidk-ewool I'ara for aaaal Ita.too, arm imin-ri r,.'l,ituigtiou ol hew Yurk thirty bbbbI tno lulial J.-JJe.ac'i. lH Two men naim-d llurltp nnd Oranltn. or tha rAnieriet-i iHal Cauiisny In .lormv Cur, wo i vi"i- (lav uiilon-liiir at tal twii, whe i In .ij 1 1 ihl w ly fJJH ni.il ihi'v tt.J the P-4"t. Iturii nrou hit c ii tt i, and (liuala, ilruiu.-upQu hit haaa, ucaivod laiat ij. Mist lint Cnnnetlr. the ynnnr; I nly In1 ii t in Patt .on oi Munday nv tin ii-- a lait tveiuii v,a a opt I nit'i- if I iicl v ffVfTffJ Lo.i.nm'iu lujaiel ai tha s.n i Lv.itea to ho o.i. ol uanker J02TLXUS tKt i f ly.Y. 'ih.- i k Atosia arntii. Ii-t nu:,t. iH r i'.Ii -I us d,.J u li-nly al .'7 T.i-i' .'n bbbbI ilr i ll'lili Craarfur I, iri-1 M ,u- fni i.i 1 aj m h j bed Al i'.ij Ca u. aliceite nidi, u V.illiatn I .u t z ol nil s'r t .1 ti-.i-r Ii i ui Ulllstui-lloiimal, lint in.. I.i .,l, ii. i taIB No.-fiti ltiitiir slrett', i "i.u t -,4 fjH sntiMt.o hut'alt)2, Iho'poi i 1 lattnie clto bbbbI t-Joelihutpnitut. Th itollie nte prnhi' iM'd fn m n-.-p ting nn-pnt )JH ftr tlipiraei vice., no e. ii.iiki.it ,ee.-an. hoili ua, -o. rlouinnd oitrn nlinury ibbbbb Mr. Gpoivo How of the I'spi. lurtnr-s 11.14 IH et ening at lp ti irmo's Hal,e'l i,a i.u.-. w las afsssl eleti.'-mnn, aud lull ot tun. Tl eiirrlj ot water for J-ry f it It It I u- IH land out laat only until to night I i upi.ri-i us annas oi no ell) the, tupply hu laned limn it Mrs O'Knefo tint (.nested at i".: M I'tl-oi, n i t IJH veali-rfliiv, fur ejecting from hernia 'n n m-.miii MhiiIihi tVilllaiu H. Hiiillow. who ca.. 1 au Un I ir in IH fori.taiioa for tho new cenai.1. jH Mr. Hiram t'ranstoii his taken a nntv lease or tint New Yoik Hotel 'Iho .laeu it to hp ii-m up iti.ui ojH eitirimlly aud inmriuiily tir i t't.ioii n om-m i, moat t xutti macud and ikii.iil bolt) uiai,a;en ia ,uu IjH cutiutry. The case or Chnrtes II. Parrel! aialntt thp Noes bbbbI Yoik lion I'icj. .t-tocl.iiion im trie! le uie -I it IJSH tjiiisiiiniiiei-i.it in-trii-i L'ouri tpiunliy l',i-i if MVpn juiUtntnt fur hit .ul ir' at pdiior 1 m t tn-t m ,y IjjH u. eontrailictoiy. Tho Judgo ulli rendvr a deuu-au bbbbI In mo trie Kt. vJJtl Ih suit of ri'k. Jr. it al. against Hip Al'nny JbbbbI snd Hiimiui'lianim likllrond t'o-aipauy w,i be'ini- .link a ffBBB Uigrahitui, lurnard, aad t'ai-ina. t-iip-einp t oiirt, e n. laH etui term, yiitrriltr.on ipit from JunVr llraiy'a I'sTanl older al t'leaiiib.ra reniov ng tho place of trial Iroui bBS this to ltcu..aer toouty. Decliloii iraeriod. JTI Ths uliMrtntlun nf the f eint of thr Ki'lphsnr wst ijl b-uon in lie I'hunh of ih hplphany on Sec nd v nTH np, yeatenlay uiariiin, with hlch mat. Tha II" lH Itiailtell waa Uir celrprant Knther llrnnnaii MsjJJJJJJJJ r aliipr I, nghliu, suti Ueueon and Fathoi fK9JB ter or i-cri' iionipp The msfts was cvuip .He taTaatal ewioulij CJUimul AIkiIo. naniajiUj WySJ

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i v It Haaa IW AU. SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1671. AnittntDIt To-dsiv. Lj, -atyH nallll. Ctrrj'i Dunal ef IrtlaaJ. VJ ISMth'e Ikeatre-ru. Vaa Wlatle. Matisse, Prjaal'a Je ra Heaae-llttl, WUsn Ilk u4 Ilk In, tjl a Slfth Avaaae Thetr-9araUca. Watiaas. Mv JTaarleealti Mice! Theatre ilallsa Opera klaUso. B H' pre Osar Maitse-Lsi Dr'aseSt, Malia. Uaa rhlwla'a Theatea-KlaJ la a rsslk ataUais. Hl' hlkU't UuJu-lh 'e.iCnat'. Wilis.,. .4' )lew Yark Clrees Nik ej.p. Ataaeiat sf Msils, Mstsss. t, ljile Tkllltt Wn Willi, Wlnkla. Mtllaal. H I' rraaetaeo tllaalrela-ltl BrtaSaat. aTeay Tastar'a Oaer. IlaeseSlar I'emtlaaUen. ktatiaaa. ,1 Ska llrsrh raeaeaalleTanncl-Osss ta Vlailan. H Ila.k'e-W.r, Mallasa. HaHJ J fs 4e Hmiih-Lr'l Tsamese Traaaa. MaUaas, bHHbI Ih Tern of Tho Sun. frltiv.pet yea, la avail aalKtiasrs, e 00 n! W if. too tlll.iilllhi IH 0O 1 T.a to aaa.aa 8ft 00 r tin? Is M ktLlrm. HO 00 SaVaasit fHIF I 00 J e..ir e-jaa to aa, lUtta, IT OO 1 I ftf u,ia, la aaa aalraM. IT fi0 ;t aa-eUaaai t.e,a,, i Clab yailafaa, atClsV raw. fsrusai las ar 1 BMf a aasajiw ixmwi ihh ataaas Asratmiaa, pas liaa, 40 fit, n.ill.rd. I., klliu. ;4iJ IS'-' aa, (14 t, 01 10 "t pi'.IM NwTl.aS. kltfa ilimtfM tt4 faaalS,, fof HSS, 7 ft f14. J KafiaL Nwn ss. afta. Mart a(, an Itaatra, pa? lift,, bfl.u l' f iimii Minn, u "Ahf," an,, ii, m pace, ear lo,, 4160 I. 1 aaaaaiaa M.naa, wil 'MM,' aflr II, IiIm hi t, 1 t no ,1 I. Ml A1IRT.fwtrt .ktr1 hnv toff Ik ffrrai M. I vu JH'M-'i "V M 0-1 la U. K1? oa ti W.al?, wlk. I" alilr k4r. l Ihf aau.mar tka ad.tlirff. aiamiiitaT in cffntt rr Hit 1 lt airiati.ffiaTa "la.tJ rr lia f Anu I Jttaaiiawkkta ia kaai a aakll If raau af Mm. I'l'lic New Aipurllouuu'Ula It U rcporfi d front Wnslilngtou Hint the CoTtiinild'oof tlio Iluufo lmviug in cbRrge Uo enlject of niMtitig tlio Apportionment i of tncmlxjrs of Congreta utiilor tlio new ccn. x tut, in conlciiiliit,DK n larj;e incrcaso of the J( 1 mmibcrs in tlie IIo-uo eo na to provont tlio 4 loss of n niombcr by Now Hampshire. It j icems to us that th a Is a very In mflkicnt reason for culftryhij; tlio mem- '1 bcrehlpoftlio Hoiitoupto about 200. Forty i,1 fcatB ago New llainpshiro had b'ix members, p. Thirty years oro sho had fivo. Afterward tho numliur foil first to four, and then to '.if Ihrce, whero it has sltico remained. Thirty 'j r" BB tho eix Now England Statca had f' Hdrty-eiKht members, whereas now they lj havo only twenty-seven. Of eourso this f was duo In part to tho admission of new j Elates, but moro to tho fact that tho incrcaso 'l, tSI population In tho East has not kept paco jjj Trlth tlio lneroaso In tho West. Tho same a causes aro working out tho like results now, ,i i nd they will coutlnuo to opcrato in tho eamo 'J vay for long years to come. But in tho past this was not deemed a sufficient reason 'ft for so swelling tho numbers of tho House i ea to provent tho loss of representatives at tho Eaetj nor Is it any better reason for I pursuing 6ucli a policy now. Moreover, it would U of no renl benefit to Now England; for, by carrying the numbers of tho IIouso vjp. high enough to prevent n, loss to her, It would increase tho numbers at tho Wort. Tills subject should bo decided upon its racr- 1.1 lis, and tho number of members fixed with- "j out regard to tho question whether certain a 6tatcs will lose or gain. Howover, wo shall not bo surprised to sen a coalition formed J i In the present House amo- g tho reprcsentiv- tives of Stntcs thrtateuid with a loss of ij,r mcmbcrf, for tho puriioss of jirtventing bucIi a result. llEnKKLnv's famous line, though, will still utter an imelstible truth, Wtst- ward tho Mar of empire tokos Its way I" "j Did Senator Srrnfiiie Trade with the Hehelsf Cliarges havo been mode that during tho war Senator Srn.occ of lihode Ulund was engaged in contraband trade with tho robels in Texas that ho sent to them arms and J ammunition, and gat cotton back in rtturn. Greet promlnenco has recently been given A to thcao accusations by the publication of a J report mado to the Secretary of War in Juno, i 18C5, by Clen. Holt, Judgo Advocato dencral P of tho Army. This report was founded upon rpcrs which appear to have been sent up to j tho War Dcpurunent by Clen. Dis, who then hnd his headquarters in this dty. Ofcoureo j lha Judgo Advocato General could only ex- press an opinion upon the evidenco riven in theso papoiF, and accordingly he suggested i trial by a military court. Such, however, was not tho opinion of Mr. Staxt"N, tho Secretary of War, to whoso knowledge other ;f f faots had probably been brought convincing him that Benattr BriiAauu was entirely In. nocent, and Umt It would bo a great wrung to bring any public accusation of tha sort ,j ngalnst hlra. This opinion was ols. suW'- qucntly adopted by Gen. Dix, who has writ- ton a letter, which has been published, In which tho Senator Is completely exonerated from all imputations in connection with this .W lubjoct. V' No doubt this is the correct view of tho i motUr. It U preposterous to suppose that a "J man who exbilitid hi tho field eo much 1 bravery, and in tho councils of tho nation so tntch steady patrii '.Ism as Senator SriiAOUE, an(' who by h'.B circuinbtanccs was above all i' tho tennitatlons of avarice, could have lent 'J 1 himsdf to such trcaurn as theso accuFations i nllege against him. Those i no doubt that jjt Mr Bl'liAOL'i: is cutirr'y innoce.it of trading with tho rubela. I' Spnnlsli Influfiico (it Wnshlnston. i n Tho two lottors of Ssnretury Cox which l' t were pot in cvidencn in the Into trial of tho I llt taso of tho steamer l-'lorlda, Bi lzod for an al ii ,ig lefted violation of thj neutrality laws, aro r 'I reuiarkaulo oft showing tho glaring contnv diction K-twccn tho profesaions of tho Ad 1 1 ministration and Its actions toward tho Cu- ban patriots. Mr. l')x says explicitly to flon. Daub, tho owner of tho Florida, that llio Government cannot legally, and will not, stop tin ihlpmcnt from this port, m mfrchamliit, of artuh'S contraband of war, and that it Is only .igulnut tho fitting out of naval or military expedition! that tho ncu Irallty laws operatj. This in undoubtedly i tho true doctrine, and It his constantly been Ktod upon In this port by Spalu llKelf, and by the agents of Franco. It matters not y what tho naturo of merchandlso may be whfthir It bo provlclons, or guns, or g'm- powder, or clothing, or any other articles t useful for military purposos so long as It i Is nothing but merchandise, neutrals may lawfully ship it to r.y belligerent tboy I please, tiling of orbo their own risk of Its safe delivery to the purchasers, yjflift Hut this U'lng ho, how does it happen that vcry tlmn the 'nlmns hero attempt to send r 'nns and ommtu.ltlon to their friends In 'J I i our Goveriiincnt officiously slips In 4 4UAKTi-,'ic'f veisi 1? Here lathe Fh r Jo, H- J TTifcuit. a),.. ,)flt Tm h.hl rujyijo. I mil ,11, L.u. a. jlajill.. L.?H cause she was loaded with articles calculated to be of service to tho Cuban army. Bho was not even flolng to Cuba, but to Vora, Crus, a port In Mexico and her detention was ut terly unjustifiable There Is not a partido of evidence that she was to carry men, or to undertake any naval operations against Spain. Tho only possible explanation of this exhibition of Auperscrviccablo seal is to be. found In tho fact that Mr. Sidney Wr.nsTEH a member of tho law firm of Wr.nsTE CitAio, which has been hired to do tho dirty work In this country of Span ish despotism is tho son-in-law of the Sec retary of State, and nbuscs his relationship to manipulato tho machinery of tho Govern ment to his own benefit. Then thcru is tho bribe-takor IIanciwft Davis also in tho Bt&ta Department, who has beon in tho I eehemu with Weiisteh to procure tho pur choee by tho United Sutce of Cuba from Spain, Uiat they may suaro In tho fat com missions which are to bo msdo by tho trans action. Theso aro tho reasons why Cuba Is so unjustly treated by tho Administration, and why her agonts and frionds are perse cuted with such unremitting malignity, Will Dir. rish Ever Go t It is now said that at an early day Don Hamilton Fitit, our Spanish Secretary of Stntr, will resign, and that ho will bo sue coodod by Gov. MORTON of Indiana, There havo been so many reports of Mr. Flf it's ap proaching departure, nono of which havo yet keen verified, that any now rumor of tho kind is to bo received with skepticism. Hosldcs, such a chango as tho Introduction of Gov. MoitTON Into tho Stato Department would bo so politic and so beneficial to tho Admin istration that It is highly lmprobablo that Gen. Grant would ever consent to muko it. Mr. MonTON la a prominent candidate for tho Republican nomination to tho Prece dency. If he should tako chargo of tho Stato Department, with his cnorgy of charac ter, his strong ability, and his well known 1 sympathy in favor of Cuban freedom, ho could not fall to revolutionize tho character of tho Administration, and to niako himself much moro prominent in tho country than be la a' present. For theso reasons wo shall not beliovo that President GruNT really thinks of appointing Mm until ho is official ly nominated to tho Senate nowovcr, ho Is so foolish In tho Presidency that there Is no conjocturing what he will or will not do. Grant Played Out. On Thursday night tho phi anthroplst Horace Greeley, In his speech 1 1 tho Tam many Republican General Comm'ttce, nomi nated Gen. Grant lor reelection. This settles Grant. No man that Hoiuck Greeley had nominated for the Presidency beforehand was over adopted by a nominating Convention. There was never any probability that GjlAXT would get tho Republican nomination for a second term and Gkeeley's advocotlng him only prove that his capo is hopelesa Only political fools and aspirants for office at his hands can talk at this umo of day about ever running Gen. Git ant for President again. Ilnruro Grrrlrr' Ilonrtt Opinion of bla Ne Coiifulrrnlra. ftem tht Tribnnt, Jprll 5, IMS. He who can writo an anonymous letter assailing the character of another, is so brazen, so self-confessed a villain, that wo regret tho necesiilty whlrh constrains us to read enough of his lllcl to ascertuin lis lrrefponslllo character, 'i'nen wo pitch it loathlngly into tho fir-." A Curd from Mr. Unrkidiilr. City arl County of A'tw Tort, Ford 0. Dtrktdaie, bcloc dulr worn, Opoaca tad M)ii I tiTi ittn In in aaonyraonii pamphlet tntltled tb "lllter lilt," tbo ttttccirm liut 1 orgctlated tor Uj -Bspmuion of an arttclo to Tub Be. Till '.atemcnt li an otter and uoqnaltflcd filiehoo). I ocTcr mada ny inch nrsotlatlon, and never heard I any inch necotlitton propoicil or euzftsttd bj anr one. I tiraod tt itatamenl to.'erroj to ai a mall cloai folutood, and IU aatbora aa wlirsl UbeTera. rORD C. BARKED ALU. Sworn to before mo. In the office ot tha Hater of a cltr of New York, Jan. 6, 1871. A. OAK ITT HALL, Major of the cltr of New York. Mr. M. D. Conway, in a London lettor to tlio Cincinnati Gmmtrcial, jives to account of tho appcaranco of a full-blooded American Dtjjo, named Cucsrca, at tbo Old Uiilcy, as counsel in an Important criminal caie. Mr. Cnraicn, who fonnctly lived in Philadelphia, and ia very black, created a ictiiation when ho took Mi place, arrayed in hla white vrig and tils blcck goirn, amonf; the eminent barristers, who treated him with tlio utmost consideration. A young Scotchman, named HcMren, was associ ated wlili ilr. Cursrtu aa Junior counsel. Tho case was that of a thoemakor named .Li.tur, who wts charged with n.urdcrlns a man who worked In tho tamo ahop with tilm, aud was re girJiJ as to char against tlio prisoner that tha Judge did nrt tako pains to conceal tho black cap, worn while pronouncing sentenco of death, which ho brought with him when ho took his iet. Yet tue nurro lawyer, by aharp cross ciumination, nunatd to eo ttliake the crldonco rcj.'srdlng malico and deliberation as to aaro las c'ient fitim tho gallons. Laitir was convicted of manslaughter only, aud got off with ten ycau' penal servitude. Tho latest thing In tho way of libel suits is reported in a despatch to tbo Iloston Herald, which states that tho Executive Council of tho State of Malno haro Instructed an eminent Dog ton lawyer to commence a suit against the iloston Jjurnal for alleged libellous misstate ments, by a correspondent, concerning the ex penditures of tho Governor and Council on a recent visit to public fnitltutlwi at South iloston and Uartfurd. Chicago Is making an effort to introduce the reduction and refining of silver oros among Its industries, and two companies have been formed, one fur smelting that is, taking tho earthy from the metallic components of the ores aud tho other for separating the different metal, namely, lead, silver, copper, and gold, nhich generally compose tbo product. Tho silver smelting works haro produced their first bar of bullion, which is to be preferred by the Chicago Hoard of Tr.de as a memento of tho beginning of si, enterprise from which Important results aro anticipated. Tho Allcndala Company, which In ttmlj to confine its operations to tho separation of the inetub, as distinct from emcltlug, has erected four furnaces, but has not yet begun work. The parties engaged in theso enterprises expect t.. nuke Chicago tho ccntro of an extcn rlvo trado with the mines hut In order to sne ered in tlU pnrpojf, it will he necessary fur them to know and apply tbo most opprovi'd scientific methods of rcduclion. Thero hus been an ennrmuus waste of tbo precious met als IhrUfch tho luipeifert processes used In tins country f r tbo trcatutcr.t oforts. It lu3 li'icu i m i- estimated that (9,000,000 of silver has beon lost, never to be recovered, In a single year, by the unskilful treatment of tho ores of the Comntock lode alone, and that five dollars havo been wasted for every dollar extracted from the sutphnrets of Colorado. The reduction of argentiferous ores Is destined to become an industry of great Im portance In the United States and, other things being equal, the locality which can ahow the most economical processes, and consequently the most satisfactory returns, will control the business. At present a great quantity of the orca is shipped to Europe, In consequence of the w.istcful meth ods of reduction practised hero. The Committee of tho Spanish Rank of Havana arrived in Madrid some timo since, for the purpose of procuring the consolidation of tbo debt of that bank, which amounts to-day to thirty-seven millions of dollsri. What the Com mittee hops to tfiVct Is tho passage of a law ren dering tho conversion of tho bank notes into Bpanisb eight per cent, bonds compulsory on tho holders of tha notes. The security of the bonds is to be tl.o confiscated estates of Cnbans; but this fccurily, besides being jllrgal nndcr the new Spanish Constitution for tlio Constitution states that Cuba Is a provlnco ol Spain, and no Span iard'a property can be confiscated for political cffincfa depends entirely upon the sucoas of tho Spanlnh arms in Cuba, Of courac, should the Cubans succeed in establishing their inde pendence, no title now given by Spain for con lis cntid property would be worth tho paper on which ii is written. That the Hank umlintands the precarious nature of its Issue Is beat proved by lliu fret that it sends this C'ouiuiittcc to M- I drid on such a ii.la'ion. I The Committco stato that tho thirty-seven mil liotis huvo been spent In tl.o prosecution ut tho war in Cuba, mid tho Uniitriil of Madrid adds that, besides this sum, tho war has cost the Ii vr-i of sovcu hundred odd officers and twelro thou sand soldiers. Tho Committco hno alio ap plied to the Spanish Government for 21,000 moro troops, In order to Gnish tho war, instead of tlu 0,000 promised. They say that tho troops are very much wanted, and must bo sent at once. Thla seems a strange declaration from people who insist that tho insurgent aro reduced to a few bands of unarmed men, and that even theso aro presenting themselves fur pardon by the tliouaand, all iu tho last stago of won and misery, Kither tho Spaniards in Cuba are great cowards, or they can place very little rt-lianco on tho 40,000 regulars aud the leO.OUu volunteers who have been now tweuty-atx months putting down this revolution. The Unitcrial laughs at one of the late phrasea of the Diario dtla Marina of Havana. Wo want men and money," said the Diario f Spain will send tho forroor and we will find tho latter." And now," the Cnitmal adds, M it turns out that the Peninsula is to furnish everything) and the sincerity of these is evident who continiullj excite the peoplo of Spain to go on with tl.o war, and who blindly oppose every compromise." The Republicans In tlio Legislature of Maino hate douo well in nominating tlio Hon. Lott M. Morrill as tho permanent occupant of the placo of United Statca Senator which ho now occupies by appointment of Uovcmor C'Uiuntn laiv. lit. MocuiLL has served long in tho Senate, and is one of the soundest, most compre hensive, ablest, and most judicious statesmen in tlio body. His reol"ction will bo an occasion for congratulation to every patriot. Tho Washington Patriot, commenting on the remaikuble indisposition manifested by tho counsel of Commodore Vamdcrdilt to press the railroad stock taxation case to a decision before the Into Acting Commissioner of Internal Reve nue, signillcnutly alludes to tho common under standing that (Sen. 1'leisomiu.v, who ill now havo to decide the point, was appointed through the influence of certain military men who haro President OnASt's confidence, and aro notorious ly connected with the Sun Domingo aud other Jjbt. it 6nysi "Thiir relation to these sin 1 piciotis transactions and tbe'r connection wub this appointment havo necesi.i'y Invited much rcmaik, especially as a million dullars depends upon tho slnglo word of tho friend whom they ncro itilluential enough to have transferred from one valuable placo to another still larger in its sphere of impoitance. This suggestiuu is mado in no exceptional spirit toward Oen. l'Lrasoxroy, but thcLcitcumstances aro such as to Justify tlio attention u liich has been given to them now, and will be bestowed hereafter." It Is reported from Havana that, while he was Captain-General, CauiLLtno im Uopas appointed nineteen of his own aud ins wifo's rel atives to office. Ho is evidently a pretty smart fellow iu that line hut he must pale his ineffec tual fires beforo Gen. Gbint, who appoints not only his own relatives uud his wife's, but his mother's second cousins and his sister's bus. band's uncles. Tho whole number of tbeso beneficiaries of his has never been accurately ascertained, but they must bo at least a hundred. Tho reason why Gen. GRANT turned agauikt Senator I'e.nioii appears to hnvo been that ho heaid that tho distinguished Senator had spoken of him as a wooden-hud not a blockhead, but a wo 1 head. This set tbo Pre sident fur a timo u Medly ag.ilnst 1'ston, though it is now alleged that ho has offered him anything that ho may require, even luUudug the dismissal of Collector McRrnr, if ho will only come back and ho friends again. It seems too that ono of tho groat causus of the President's dlsliko for Senator Si-un-eb Is that tho latter told John Covods, as is reported, that there was no mcasuie, nor standard of weights and mea sures, und no jard stick capable of measuring tho imbecility of President Grant." Hut as he has offered to forgivo Jir. 1'cnto.n if ho will only go for his reuoininanon, why does ho not try to bo reconciled with Mr. Scukeu on tho samo Lohlc platform T j It Is an Interesting fact thot tho Republican State Convention of New Hampshire, which met at Concord on Wednesday last, adopted among tbo eightccrj resolutions ot Its ptulfoim a vigorous declaration "in favor of applying tho JcflVr sonfan test of honesty and capacity to tho choico and appointment of all officers in tho civil ser vice." This is n blow directly at tho Adminis tration of President (Intxr, und especially at his system of appointing to olllco thoso who havo given linn presents, us well as his own relatives and the relatives of his relatives, to tha thou sandth degree of consanguinity. In speaking of tho general Impression which now seems to prevail iu Washington politi cal and diplomatic circles that Mr. Fisu will ro sign tho Secretaryship of Stato at the close of tho present Congress, or soon uficr tho th of March, tbo Washington Ibtriot sayst "Whether Mr. IlAvit, tho Assistant Secretary, who canto In with Mr. i'jsit, will go out with him, will depend some what upon the temper of tho new incumbent and bis fitness for tl.o position. A propor head of the nepurWiunt, with a eenso of self-respect, would hardly ijli to be governed by a subordinate, or to accept the prejudices of a predecessor for his regulation." The Wrof might have added that head of lbs Department with any appicclable self-respect at all would hardly wish to retain fur a klnglo tloy as his plinclpal assistant a man who knonu tn have received a bribe of to0,000 to b 'm t r nC U-co and Inter ri of priporty ew r i i was bis duty to protect. A NICK GANG FOR SING SING. OALA.XT OF COVSTMtFXIlKnS IX xit a cincviT vovnx. The Cleanlne out of l.udlow Hlreet Jnll Ihli Mnrnlna-A Hi. It Till Ilumlur'e ItonrrU Altrmpu to HrciiU Down Warden Trncr'i Wnlle. The counterfeiters who are confined in Ludlow street Jail are to bo arraigned In tbo United States Court to-day for sentence. ll.U (turner, who 'i style;! the king of counterfeiters In ttitl auction, tiiongh Lie eperations have been ettended to almost every fltato tn tho Union, Is amonj tlio number. Jin le a good looking and rerr rlauilMo fellow, and has, so II U said, made an Immcneo fortune bjr dealing In counterfeit money. One of Lis comoanlons In prison Is James Gardner, who was convicted In May last of pa'ilnp counterfeit money. His counsel applied for a new trial, but the motion was denied. Oardnar is well known to the poller, end ws characterised by the late Hurerin'.endent JourJan as TUB WOttST HAM J.t lilt COtNTBT. lie Is a (lugger," aud Is prond ot Ins reputation as a cracksman. He says that dealing In counterfeit monoy ain't bis Luslners, and that ba was served right for meddling wltb wtnl be kmw notnlng about. Il Is generally believed that Oardner was ono of ttia party who In mask and other dlsgnlea robbed a totu benk on llroonway at midday, about four jeaia spo, of J,ia3. Jim has often been Jocularly eked why he didn't carry, on the faro tables and other furniture. Ills wife, Moll Is tike a mail In action nnd general appearance. She drosted In men's clolbes, so It la mid, and frequently accorn-pann-d Jim In bla midnight eipedltiuns, Laataum mcr Jin. made a desperate eflort toe-cipa from tha Jill, lie bad alresJy cut a large bole In the wall when discovered. Ills Moll endeavored to facilitate bla earapo by utMnpllne; to hire ft room tn th-tenement tourc adjoining the jail, to a." to cut another bole through Ih" wall ol her upattment. I'atrlik Mct'luikey and Ml to JlonaJ.in, convicted roue montlis ago of passing counterfeit money, were permitted by Warden Tracy to occupy tho same cell. The) proftssad to ba old acqn ilntances, and deetrrd to lod;o together. About a month ago tlio deputy krepera ui alarmed one DUht hi a el.'tr sanitw, m ot iron, and upon exsmlnMlon lound Ihut this pterluua pair had nearly cut tlitlr way out of their cell. I'pnn a tho, ugh search f the pri'ou flno aawa, jlniiule, a coil of rope, two revolver, ami other aitlrlea were discovered. War-leu Trury fell coustrained to separate this Damon snd l'rthtaa, and sli cc they hive oocunlej cilia on the ground Ituor and have Leeu teatrulned ol tho uual Jail freedom, Ilwlro. alias William HrVr. la another one of tlie batentwho ara to be sent tu nnaun to uir John Itrvlduti, convicted of eelllng I'.M counter felt note, on tho tjhou and Leather 11 ink, will form another of the Intereatinz pirly to day. James Kitinalnck last epring successfully piesed n tJ counterfeit nolo upon a shopkeeper In Urand Umt, Nothing whatever was Slid about It, and nfter a while Jim paid ano h rvlalt to tlx aama placn. Tlio storekeeper, wno hid long been looking toi him, handed him over to a policeman. A CAnrET-UAO fcll or que a. II. F. Druwnter Is a Tennesieeaa, a rraldentof Nashvillo, Arriving In town many inontsa a,o, he tnadu tho acquiliitanco of Hill Uurney, from ulinni lis purchased (3,uaj worth of queer. With Una capital Block in irado nicely cackn.1 In one corn or of hla vallp. Ilrownler ama ahool startlnij for honw; but one of Col. Whitley's dotecilvea Introduced htnv atlfto llrownlerat the railroad ticket odce, and at bla urgent votlcilation nrowuli consented to post pnno lila .teparture Itauben Carpvntnraiid Itusiall, alia Wlllliui Murlln, convicted of oalt,g oounler. leu V b iiolea, will alio Join Hi .er procemlon to-day sa situ will John Tbeoatre. sllu William Jubnaou, alus run dali.', a sneak thief who has been convicted nf "shoving the queer." William Ullherl, couvicted of doling In aioleu United W.ites bunds and altering the nam. bere thereon ao thai lLay could nut b Ui-ntiflod, will al'o receive a happy Now Year from bla llouor Iu the Circuit Court en-day. Col. lloh Clark, who did the country good eervtre during the war, but who was convicted last spring of havlnc counterfeits In Ms lwocsslnn, la alio to be eenlcncod to dnr Col. Clark natarta that ba waa met on tho atreel by Jerry Cowsden notorious counterfeiter), who. Intro lucltij hluieelf as an old eoldler, comiillmentod tho Colonel on hla eampalgrs in Mar) Und and Vl.tinia. Cowmlen lileailint ei trcii'o (a verty and was materially aided by ba Colonel, who nave i.lni clathna ami food, and loir,, d him money to buy a prest aud type. CoaJeil.o pualvd to the I cvnel lu dli.reee one day and aid that his work, bad failed. Col. Clark, wtlle looking about anion,; hla Irlend, learned that a ep'tnJIJ speculation could be made by getting up an ATTSACTITg LITE IXSDUAS'Ct POLICY on atrel that would answer for all the companies In the United states, 'loo conslderstlon of this scheme brnigbl Llm Into communication with II. rl S, fierce, an engraver. About this lima Vulney Wright waa arreaied In the act of telling fJj.OUO north of counterfeit tobacco stamps. 1'iorco confidingly acknow.edge 1 to Clark ttnt ho had engravedlba plate frnm wnlih tue atampe wire printed, and that 1'iBii' of the vune tt might bo oed lor tue pio J'ded inaiiniiice policy r:at. Th ntaie w.a oh lulned and (riven to Cowsden, wdio nnvM two of tha igielea. J.rrrt.ad prulouily gorun up plaloa for pruning chicks ana hlk -y lahe's, ana another fur lll.ke'a turclul Toll Uat, which he proposed toalicr, Jerry CosJcn uave to Clark, tho under ftan ing bting that the maclilno wort eugravod around the tignetlv ot WaabLnglon waa to be made sloiilar to the TIUIC-POLLAn If AMVKST STAUP. Ilerce did He Wink, i.ud cut II down to ono quarter of its oni.il site, euipinlng that Jury wanted a rcunicrftlt. Col. Clar learning tbta lact, rcrn-i-d to have anything to do with It. Jerry, listiie boconio angry at Clark brcauiw the latter would nut Live hlci more 0101,1 bor rowed the plato, anil while l'Urce was on a drunkon apreo took eonie proora from It. Tho same day I lark found I'lerce drunk and asleep In his ckair, Slid awaking htm, l'lerco begged the Colonel to Uho charge of a buulle of etampa which a lilend U his had leit Mith him as security for (150 in money. Cuwsden manaod to ct noaaesiton of tha bundle of aiaiups aud a portion of the plate, saying Uut he would lako care or than). (Jul. Clark says that he was suddenly arrestoJ, and much to hla atnazeuiei.t l,a learned that there tad beon found In tils room Ihebuuule of counterfeit stamps and a piece of the tobacco plate. Uo adds Uiil rnt joj was pit rr ox him b) Cowsden, snd that he Is as Innocent as a child unborn, lul. Cluk aierta that lleice, who 11 bo found drunk In Lis shup, went on tho stand and lev tilled that ha had ordered Ibu work doue. IVtbOus Itiuig lu ibe house with Col. Clark say that Cows den went to hla room on the previous evonltg and lofl a bundle, and Cowsden came with the dolec tires when the room wis searched. Col. Clark in alnla tint he never ban lied any rountcrfelt money lu bis life, or had anjthiug to do with it, ilia ucaius kicola s. The laet man on IV Hit Is Alans Mcol is a Cna looking KuMn, who when hu enure.l t.e ,r;-,,r. wan ;n unable to spetk a worn of Kul.o, mil lery little C-rtnan. Nlcolhe was quietly and dill gcntl) eamlng un honest living by working at hH trade as an engraver in K.'.llro.idwiy. Ha wai naked b a inau whom he dii not know to prepare or Blur a plat. lie. waa alik iu bed, and told tho man he wou.d do the ,01k when ho got well. He knav nut'ilngj t' out counterfeiting or counterfeit money. to n after ward be waa eoiivltted of rounterfe'tlng. Mcoh.a is some hlnc of an Brtl"t, and tho while washed wa'is tif hit cell sie colored with petirll skoichos 1 hl"h be has nude during bUeonflnemuiiL i'bla pour lliir.. eian strongly aaaorta his lunoceueo, and says tb it tho Job was put up on him. buth are the men to be sentence 1 to d iy. A UXIXU MUM) Kit CIS. The l.nst Hours nt Imwrencr Hulllviui In lila I'rlaou Cell-Anolnleil liy tlio II 11 v. 1'" nt her (Julnu-l)leirlct Attorney ISwrvlu nnd tlio Hon. William I'. Howe at Work. Lawrence Sullivan, who was convicted at tho h.t term of tbo Court of Ucneral Sessions ot mur dering John O'JJrtcn, In a l'irit Ward tenement boose, and who was sentenced to be lunged on tho 17th ol February, has for the past week been labor leg under severe mehtat ailment. Yesterday, un der tlio direction of Dr. Nealls, he was removed to a padded cell In tho Tombs. The deathlike pallor of his face U only tqaallaa by the whiteness of tho sheets on which his mlserublo body Is lying, n failed to such an extent yesterday that the Ituv. F.v ll,er(ulnn, of lit. Peter's Church waa sent fur. Ho anointed the prisoner, and bade him nrcpar for death. The lion. William I'. Howe, who took Sullivan's cafe lu liaud after Ins uenlence, and who procured n stay ol proceedings, vlalled Hulllvan yastorday, and on loarnlng Ihs piiyslral state, sent to District Attorney Uarvin, who said that ho would order a proper legal Investigation concorlng the prisoner's stato. The physicians think UiM Sullivan will not survive, but 10 prevent bla hanging In cats ot a re suscitation, Mr. Howe will apoly In tha Supyinn Court this morning, coder laws of 1317, for an order directing the ShentT to summon t jury of twelve physicians to loqutro into the culprit's sanity, and If It be found that Clio prlaouer Is novi comrwi. then tho huni'tufiinuat bo stayed. Ito Is at the brink of death, The Bulrldt) ofiiu Old Hutavfii Waller, l'eter (Jnrsiu diod yesterday in llollovuu Hotpl tal of poison. On Thursday he took a .luantlty of arsenic at JJ$ Sixth avenue, and waa sent to Hello tue hospital lie said that Le was G3 yours old, and could gel no employment, snd that he had no wish to live, Uarcla is a native ot Franco, und was well known In several up town hotels whero no bud leeu employed for yours as a waiter. The Iron Agt, a newspaper printed 1 1 t ie loud wsro Interest, has boon cularg d, Iti i.i.ti r ports and quotMiono are mado with tbe ut uo- r It d( "tycs a generous support. ouriT.T.i: anjxr's Aror.oar. Mow the 1'rralilenl'a llrnlher M addled In I'ollllra-Itetrnrllnir C'liarseii mnlnat Uanarnlile .leu nnd (load t)aicra-Tb Illnndcr of 11 I'nnillv of lllonderera. Cmciao, Jan. 0. The UtvMUan this morning baa m uccount cf an Interview with Orvitlo (Ir.itil, concerning the charges against Supervisor Kloom Ooid and Collector Juaeeii, preferred In a pnvato letter tcleirapbed from Washlrgt jii to tho Cincin nati Commtrciat. Wbllo acknowledging that ho wrote a similar letter long ago, be expresses regret at Its rubliclty, and the Injury done to these offi cers, whom be now exonaratas, He says! When that letter a written I was mlilnformed and prejudiced against both gentlemen. I have since found tnat 1 Old not tightly understand trie matter at all. and 1 wrote, not long inci,a letter to the rrcellent ri pr Miiie: my regret for having unintentionally preju diced him Kualr.it bonuranle men aud good omccra. I a'.o. In ibat laal letter, recommended that Uloomfleld aud Juiicn Le retained In olllee. ilr. (Irani very frankly apologltea to Mr. liloouv field ana: air. Juaaen, which Is reg.rded here by Ite pnbllcans as highly honor iblo, and who are also t ratified that tha President's retentloa oftneeemeii 1 oClco la so well explained. In reply to anggea lions by tha reporter that tho I'realdent would bo much annoyed by the publication or the latter, Ut, (Irant salt: Yea, of eonrae, he will that 1 It will annoy him moro than ny owu personal feelings In tbe matter. ly near relaUoa 10 trie I'realdent haa alwure.nu to thla time, kept meeot or iver loeddiliig la political mature. As 1 d scroti, I am a plat.: hoaliieia men, aud know lioililr.g aiint aolltaoa Ttis ralitcnt liaa euoilgn to woriy inni ailttunt navirg ma ilraugad Into aunlio njlice. I am viry lorry f 1 Ibe Iiilua.'' Tue folic jug la a cop of the I. Iter: C'nn 10", III. June '.s, 1x79. Dean Huothbsi The matter lual 1 refeired to I'l my Pole, and wliich 1 exi'CC.ed Ilr l.anipher to eiiuain to you, waa in reference to a proportion made by (len llloouin I I lo the Distillers who nail been esaditig 11,0 Ian- and whose, dl-lllle r!. were aelaed. Mr. erosbv, nl.o la Oen. lilunmnoia'a coiiDfientlat asaialanl. waa autiiorlccd to maSe ivcrltirea to uie dlsilltrrs, and for a -ertaiu aani of moaey t.i.QUG, paid Inioihe hands of auy man whoiu tr.ty iMiackt aUect, ho (lllootuflchl) viuiil'l 1 laee with Uia maai all tha pitara aud evidence lie dad against the dlaiilten, with 1 lie ysettive assure ic tliat tl e coMia would not If. proaeoutaM. Mr. Lrwiiy ai afraid to approach the dlftllteraaa It iingnt have a had 1 fleet, and proposed tn iaa mat II I would act as a third ptrir m,d get llic distillarf tn iate the mnnty, 1 was to retain part aa nif 10. I ifeol ot eonrae auftdriotis ali'.ut too tiani-elynf hit laintiona, 1 and I thought it intgtit 00 a ruse to nee whether 1 wou.d I. iati myself for suiii a work nr nnt. and I gave him to undorsiant thai unlets 1 hal positive assurance mil Hiuomfleld would carry out iu go.-d ralta all that was proposed, that noiuing could beaune. Ha gave n... eiieb assurauree, and said that he waa euihoilfed by II. ooinQehl 10 make such overtures, thai 1 knew that he and liloointleld had dlsruscd tho quea'.lou, and Ih it he (tlloomDeid) had inttrueteJ Crosuy to mako sueh propositions. I have nothing to do with It. but know, snd can provo by men under oath, that sucti promttlnni were mad totheni. 1 beta are an larta that I most positively know, and can awear to them, nd cm prove every word or It by men uoderoalh, I also kuow there aro men heie aa gangers and tlorektrpera who have aeMst ca the distillers lu stealing whiskey, and received their pay for doing It, and that lilooinaeld km wa It, and still retains tiicin lu ofllce, If IllooinOeld were to take hia folcnia oath tnat such was not the caso, tuch Btiong evidence can ba bronghl to bear that jou wimld he convinced thai he hal perjured himself by such evidence. A law months ago a Supervisor from 1'ennsylvanla waa here, and until Kerck'ioDcr s Co.'s dlstlllerr. out UussUi's brother-ln iaw waa store keeper or gauser, 1 bare lorgotten which, and arur the Hupervlaur left, the case was not prosecuted. I know no reason lor It unites It would eoiuinlt Jna sin a t-rolbeMo law. There not one man in the iters, una Department here who hu a particle or koIiiioI Influence, and the adeccas of the party hare deuiauila aouieehauge. 1 ha paitr la trying tutnl ror It. Ayrea hu woi ked hard rar the party, and hla appotDtmont at Bupervisor woald give grneral HtltUction. If I e mid seorou, t wonld lell you much more than I like to com mil tu paper, even worau than 1 have written, aud equally true, vet t mignt not u eull) prove It. 1 have written you enongn that you may know that youhaveaeltiioneatman Ic oraca. Kow that yon aro apprised or the lact, you are Individually responsible for hla dishonesty in tbe future. 1 havegainei my Lnnialedga or the whole affair la the strictest coatf dence.aud to Ivll it I am betauytng that coufldeuce. and the only apology I ran maka for doing a man ao great aa act or Injustice is that my duly to you la stronger thau rus word or oonfldence tooua who Is In atrumental In defrauding the clutcrnment and rninlnr four regulation, t-ir all tha Iraudaul your appuutues fall upon you and the parly. 1 tr.Jei thatioudo nut uia this letter publicly but reinot a lilooinfteni, and It neorasary to prove an I bar vntten I c.111 and will do It, and a great deal more. 1 think I know whore pti tl ara ale sun,; under iha pro teetlon or ibe ltveue oncers which an Invratigatlan would prove, and when ou 1st a proper man in cuarge o( iha lietenue here 1 will put tnui al wjra but 10 make the report now will only tnjoruuic am not cau.a ateialiag to he stoped. it would Injure me because the olflcers would cover It up, hlch would show uie upas making a false re port. 1 do hope you eau sea tha necessity of a cuius, and that yon w .11 try to oroicrro tna lis. tegrlty ut ynnr parly and your poiltioa by removing Btich men. II yon whh to retain thieves and scoundrels In oClrc. yon alone mtm be re tpontilila lor It, I would Ilka tu ti-a you personally, and .c.l you a little that 1 kuow aount Cutau Uiud eoriuptloc. Von would ILen know why ouo or two prouitnenl llepubticans worked ao bard rur recognition ami why th y make anch f-r x attacas on you. 1 got my lulormMiun Irom Mr lav r at I, tried a bribe lor mv Influence. I snow lie waa pie, aring to make propo.au, for he had leueis h c.i lie i-.owed nie, au Lboriilng rum to do so A Vlalt to Jumra (inrduii lli nnctt. m IktitclcVt Mtakat ami Surghni ,hum 1' After na absence of a few years from New York, I visited lately my gocd old friend' Jaruos Gordon llcnnelt, founder and proprietor of the .Wir 1'orit Herald. It was a real pitaiure to meet tint veteran, ibis Kspolcon of tbe rrees, after seaie of separation, A few moments of conversation reeal.rd the settles and pleaaurca, tho Joya and sorrows, or other iiaa. In talking with euch a man wo are re lu.n.luj of Ilia ilUjciko which ho, and men like hi 11 li tin ro hi- any snrli hair exerted In making iha world what it ia Wno earn leii ua tho uitlervuca le tneen the woild as it is .lul tho world aa It was, een ihreo hundred years ago I Uvea In the days of Qneen Ai tie, only onn hun dred aud Oily years ago. when there was but one dsily paper Ui liritaiu tine Orange Jtitttligei?tr),unii thit itas lurbiuden to pu hsiiawird of tht-proceedings tn Parliament, boa could aucb a man as Janioa (lordon lie-nut hate breathed what wis then called U.o Irvo air of Koglaud" 1 bat klud of handcuffs or tet era would hate been neeea.ury tu lii ld his lonrne or bis -eu still r InAinirlea things bava uaderguiio soaie eiraugv vieiisitudts. Tnere wus a time (no moro in a a a century and two-thirds ago) hen me editor of the only cat laperonthe eontinent aptilogtxe.l to his reidira for being only one year hohind with Ida repurt .1 tho newa from Europe, He promised, however, to make all good by ccmpresaing future reports Itvo stKh anialt spaco that lu the coursu of the next yuax be would haro poeted up all tha newa list waa) ooedtxl to bo known In thl part of tbo worhh" l"hlnet-a bad already changed when James Oortion f.ennett tabliahel tho tut Xoik UtratiU In lbSS wo had an official announcement that the sere ml papers of ffew York lad an average circulation of l.Ttyyeonica." Among tliem was a "semi weekly" Xtv) York H)rUil. Within tho third of a century since pa-aial, tha growth ol tl.o Kew York llmttj has been the growth ol Americr.n Journalism, Vi bit tbe Herald Is now 1 attempt nut to tell. r I hare said that a visit to the maguljn.tn bla own palace, who established anl has ever beou tlio In spiring genius or this grand maglc-lsnterii, gave me pleasure, lliough It was evident tuat Ltaph)tlcal health was not good, 1 did not enter Into Itivettlgi tions on that subject, but spent the unit I felt ju- t fled In reu'ainlng with mm in listening to h a ever-ltovtlng ulraam of agrcoihte conversation. We went buk our a period ol thirty-lire yeara.cven to the timo when I10 and I ron.iucuci d, neir 1 -gether, the struggle of llfo, 1 bla la 1,., proper p'aro to begin writl' e tbe biography of this roinarkiihlo n an, but I am ono or thoae who cm never furget a friendly wold spoli-n In dais of trim. If 111 dais past wo worked hard to "climb tho hi 1," ntnl 0 day raut coma when "we uinat totter donn It," I may be only able to aay, "still haud in hand we'll gn." Mentally, tho editorial hero of a thousand battles la still aa cunitnunlcsiite, as genial, aa friendly ea over, and tbe same sparkling wit and genius beam In bis etc; and when we tear he limy bo wearied, wliUa we snll linger lo cat.ii and tn-asure each word be preiM-e upon ua, wi stop at la-t lo say, m.iy sun shine and dowers Hill couliuue lor many days 10 Bim.c upon tilm, Ciinicl-llreeilluir lu WuaUne. rom Jr. llonnei'i Sen oik iMger. A Nevada linpcr nivcs tlio following interest ing arrount of the acclimation und uto ofcatuelala thai ht.ue "Ot n ranch on tho Carson river, eight utiles h. low tie mouthof Slx-mlleCuOon, anj about eoven teen miles east of Die city, la to bo seen a hrd of twenty-six cauncla, all but two of which were b irn and raised In the Mate, lint two or Ibo old herd ot nine or tea brought hero soma ro ira ago aro now living. It would seem that tbe original lot fell Into thebands of .Mexican, who treated them very badly, overloading nud abusing them. The men who havo theui now aro Frvticiiiinn, and men, It stems, who bad lonneily some experleuce vault eitauUi lu Eu rope, They find no dlfaculty In roving them, aud can now show twouty-funr Dno healthy animals, all of Washoo growth. Ibo camel may now bo said to bs acclimated In Nevada, The owners of the beiJ Had It no moro difficult to breed and rear them than would to cijurlanred with tho e imo number or goats or donaeyn. Tho rauch upon willed they sro kept la sandy and eterlhi In tho extreme, et tl.o autmals roast snd grow fat on such prickly shrubs and blttor woods as no other animal would touch. When len to thomsolves, their great delight, arter filling themselves with tho coarse berlago ot tho daaort, Is lo lie and roll lu tho hot sand. They aro used in parking salt tn the mills 011 the river, from tho marshes lying In the dosens, aomo sixty mib s to tho eastward. Homo of the auliuil o.ially paek 1,100 pounds," A Testimonial to tseuntor Creamer. Tho Tammany Association have just passed resolutions highly complimentary to the Hon. Thomas J. Creamer. They recojnlio lilm as a falthlul public official, and aa a skilful, couraeuut, aud suoressrul lesdor. Tboy are signed by Jofn lteilly, K. I), lian.ford, Judgo llnrtikin, Nicholas Borer, and Peter Gillespie. The) aro to bo suitably engroaaed and framed, aud presented to tho bun ator. Tbo Revolution In Voitexiielii Accomplished. Caiucab, Dec. H. The eurrendcr of Mara. raibo and tbo forts surrounding tho tnwu la con firmed. Tho navy haa also euireudoied, und now the whole Itepublic H In tho hands of (iuaruan Iti'aui-o. who ins hopes uf a lasting peace. 'II .ia Suflnciili tl by I'liiirroiil, 1 i.i'd, iir -nilnrs havo beon suH'i. V e .Oll'l -lie of Ull Itllll n 1 10 ve s btl'eii look J. Tin: max irtrttorr a v titTr, (Ian. Ornnt nnrl lliei Mm In Conrrse-A l'realdrm flint hna No I'rlrnils Tbo etluinbcrlLir Indlgnntlon of iienutora thnt have been Mnubhril. n"itiflfnt7fon Vorritponaenii nt the Ctnctnnatt Com mercial. The second New Vear of Grant's administration, free as It Is from tha naual oflleial receptions and calls, affords a good point of observation to cast tbe political horoscope, as well as lo show how th opportunities which attended tho advent of the President to power have been used. It Is con ceded on sll hands that unity generally within the lUpubllcan raaka does not prevail. On the con trary, thero are many signs that harmony no longer exists, snd tho loyal strength that waltej upon the atepa of tho new Executive has been frittered swsy In vn'n attempts at the estabt Hilng of a personal polley, not striking any responsive chord In tho popular breast, or answering to any of the great national impulses. Congressional aanUmtuii. as seen In persons! expression, Is an excellent barometer by which to gauge the aver age fMllmoTe of an AdmlnlstruUon'a popularity. One of the moat striking featurna or Ihe situation la tha half apologetic voae used bere by thnee who pro fesa aiiin ardent friendship when speaking ot tbe Kxoculive. or pleadlnc for his Adtninlairstion. Homo how the I'rraidrnl la, nr hit friends lor him are, on the defensive. Yon hear such expressions as, Oram la honest," -Urant la teachable he meant well, but" nd that terrtnie "but" la generally lengthened out Into condemnation of some ofMhe surroundings he reslly has, or Is chsrged with hav ing. The personal sttacbus of the President aro re pcllcnt, while there is Utile In his ctlitudo lowsrJ othera which attrarts inyone to him. There Is not a single man about th While House, unless It be young Ilouiias, who has personal, let alone political tact. iNooe of them comprehend the positions or know the characteristics of tho public men they come In contact with. They have all brought to the Kxrcullro atausiun the camp daak aud the ton of tho Adjutant's cfllro. A common complaint la thai thero seem nti sa lient points projected tor the future or to harmony, for Son Domingo 11 only a breeder of discord, whose oOuuco Is rank with the taint of Jobbing. Whether Justly ao or otherwise. Its ortect Is most palnlullr upparect among llepuMlcan Senators, who, wt.ll they niuy Indulge, iiku Mr. f umner at that interview bo so aar, aaliually drcrlbt I, in orotund dcclar.s. tlons that they aro Administration men, etcyel In tlulr own action really affert little regard for either th oplulons or wishes or the I'reaUoiit. At tho same time, tho comf laint la general that at no time alnce the llepiihllcau party havo held the reins lul there been visible ao marked a determination to make tieeutivo lullucnco felt In the dlaenaslucs of tho fei.ato. It Is dcciarod that the long arm of Presidential patronage baa reached out In every btaito aa It did ao disadvuutageoualy during the fall canvass In Missouri and elsewhere. In order to moro or lesscontiul tho re-ulta of pending Senatorial elections. 1'romlntnt members or Congress decliro thai bad It not been tor th largo number ot Sena, torial contest pending, Mr. Sumner would not havo stood so luu-h uione in the recent debate. (Jen. Logan writes bar denying that he Is opposo 1 to ban Domingo. When tho newts of bis cad 'Ida tur for.tb St nato were not ao Importunate as now, ba took no pains to dltgulso his contempt tor tho scheme, Senator Trumbull Is reticent and cautious, lie soes t bop of the Cnler Justiceship, a vacancy In which great .once men ar expecting by the with drawal of Its great incumbent, Edmunds Is sale to have an ambitious el lu the same direction hence his new Hedged teal In defence of ban Domingo and (Irani ttoth Suustoni will bo grievously disap pointed should ttie gown fall Irom the shoulders of Chaae, for Onkltng ta mily confident of controlling II lor aom on whose nomination he has led Grant lu believe wlU aid In carrying New York, which Is declared by tbe politicians who understand It affairs to be as Impossible aa moving mountains by faith wool 1 b In theso degenerated days. After th benatorial electlona aro over, a moro Indepen dent tone will tie seen In tbe Senatorial nlteriuccs among the older leaders and representative men. There Is a good deal of th leeuug which It is de clared Sumner hss several times expressed In con versation. He always divides bis speech, Ilk a sermon. Into firstly, secondly, ate la this Instance, he Is sal I to havo made these three points First Ibat tnere are at least two thousand men la the republican party equally aa Cited to bo President as (len. (Irant. bacond That aa a candidate lor re ilcction bo will disrupt, anl if reflected he will destroy It. And third I lut it may let be necesssrr to form a new party. That sir Sumner has used such language Is slated on tbe autuorlty of a prom inent Senator. llcaldes Scburz and the Massachusetts Senator, there are a doxen or more men Classed as dis-ilIecV-ed, l'erry or Connecticut, 1'lpton of Nebraska, Spencer of AlabMiis, Hnragne, Sawyer or South Carolina, and eveu Kello.g or Louisiana, sre In mora or less marked antagonism to the White House. There ar as many others who are cold and distant, John Sherman, for Inatsncr, It Is known, dees uot consult with the President, and but llitlo wito It labinel oEcera. Even l'ennsylvanta, w hi se 0 .ellty lias teen more than counted on, Is In a blin.nl slate or don't-care atlveness. Scott opposes Sao Domingo, and seems In a mud sort ot way, as beCta sn or.hodox Sunday sshool superintendents, to lolluw the bumuerlan cue on Wetl ludlan annexa tion, lanieiuu is Indifferent. He baa not been ablo to make Douglass eon.ml-sloner of Internal Jtevon ue, or 1 orney I'oatuisster-Ueueril, snd ao ho 1 con Unt 10 let lue President paddic his on n canoe htro ailer. A for F01 iiey, he retires, dieutte-d, from ibo unrequited tak of Adnilnlsliatmu organ grind lug to tLo moro cougeuial cuudu t ol a paper that does not llio by pip alone, liven lh e.rn t-bag Senators ar fesrfuliy demoralized, and though their appou'.e for patronage Is li.siti-ihl", set they have never furgtron the decided sllah.s and snubs which lie) receive I l the beginning uf tho A'iiuiinair 1 tluii. 'I ley all dcrlsru thnt the I'nsi 'ent'a courno theu weukeue th- party In the South, and that It is uuw too late 1 t .ue the error. Altogether, li. 0 borate, virint hi bnt llttlo frlendsoip, and uu real ampatnv. except with the few who follow Zack Cbitidier'a lead lu the l!ouo the poiliion Is nut much bitter. Auttgonlsm be tween ihu Senate and President uatuiully make tho fopu'ar brauch lean tuward tho lat.er. fhe tenden cy, however, Is not over s.ron; at tida d.-.ie. Duller la the Pre-iiinfa mouthpiece, whether larnit wll s It ao or nut. INuW tuat bchenck loaves.no bULO I'tio in tho Ilouao or sober sagacity, liko Jlortouln tho Senate, upon whose perainal faithfulness and l.onast judsuiint be tin really rely. Men like Gar se d have been more or leas alienated bi coldness to reforms or ludiLTeroaco lo public needs. II, J. It. lloruco (trrrley Dumna (Irani lth tcry 1'iilut I'rnlao I.idecd. em A11 ca in leetentaye Itlbune. That the I'realdent has uiadc some mistakes in oipun.imenit la obvious. It would bo stiaugo in deed tr ono so tncxierlenced In the coudu -t of po litical tUatia had whullj escaped them. Whatever blame may Jut,y attach to lid falls rlth.iully un ua, who took htm rroni the head ot tbo army and uiauo lilm our cull CI let M.-ulttrate, fully aware that he had never toted a Uepuullcan ticket. If, In deed, he had toted at a.l. Wiulo asserting the right uf every lieppbllran to bla uulraiumellod ciu coof a candidate (or next l'leaident nutil a nomination la made, 1 venture to auggeat that (len. Urant will be lar belter quanflod ror that mouvulout trust iu 1371s thau he w ua In ltd. 31r. Sumner Won't bo lteeoiiclled with Crnnt. trum ike &j.ttnjfl4lJ lUuutillcan, Tho attempts at reconciliation between Mr, huuuiersiid llio l'rvriduut bavu ulterlv tailed. Ilow a holy knowing tho two men could bavo sup posed It possible to brin.' thorn lugelher alter llio San Dutuingo tlebitv, I cannot imagine, but thero were suci loola lu existence hero. It was uut expeeted thit ILoy wuul. ever be cordial scalu, but Iheie was u altong bupo that Uia Senator would model ato hie oppotiuon to au uexa ion, and that tho I'ltaidtiil would con'luue to regard Mr buumer a a KepuLWun aud a sui porlcr ol ll.u Auu.iuislraiioti. lu abort. It was holed that an an an., fluent could bo mado wh li would have eoaohd ihu two gun'.ieuiuu to meet tiftleially with cnurtesv. Tli ork in this direc tion wus Hung away. Kr both Mr. Suuner kntl Mr. draui are luieusoly ol aiinvto, kiid tu ftruiur has 1 nou.b v anliy 10 real absolutely ccrtaln.lie is right aud that the Itepubllctu party will follow lilm. Nor Is Le deleted irum a xealout opposition to annexation, und indeed a perauual quairol wlu tl.o I retlden by fears or ruining the party, fo. ho dosen't beltato that the parly oependa U'.ui any man fur Us exis tence, sud tu fact he behaves that lion, (Irant la at this moment uwetknesa to the parly. Mr. Sumner has but 11 "stayed vMistJ' by tuuio than ono of bis associates, and beseuebed to look all tho contingen cies of the future in tl e face, Onebinalor said to him; "(leu. Urant 11 sure lo be reiiuuilnsteil, and the course you are taking wnl tike you into k position where sun cannot support hltii, and then you will tit.d yoursuii ouuiJo olthe puny." To this Mr. funnier replied that ho did not bellevo (itn. (Irant would be renominated, uud il ho were to bo, his present poslilou would not prevent him (10111 supporting ntm, or.auy other Uepubiican, as a choice of etna. Iu tlio Wroug Hhop, irmn the (.liuinuati Jlwta. A youni; moil from tbo country to whom a friend lu tnta city had gltuu a tieket lo Wood's Theatre made a mistake In tho pl.ee tho other night, and strayed Into the ball or tha Young Mku's Christian Association, on Vine, above Filth, wheic evculug exercise were to bo held. Handing Ma ticket to a man who liappcuod to be atnnduig at tho head ot tha stairs (gteut'y U 1 10 latter' aciazo nient), the youug ti.uu took a seat among the audi ence. Ho wus not familiar with thoitroa and huJ never been Inside of v, cod's, but tbo lull he waa In did not colnenle at all with his Idea of what a tern Pie of the drama alu 1 Id bo, l.uro was ve.l'ht'.lo tae and no scenery to speak or. While ho waa won deriiig over tins, Uie assembly began tinting a hymn, which Incremed his aetonnhinoiH. lie had net or heard or theutnral cutittathUiciits being opun ed with music ol that kind. Turning to a man sitting by bis "I K ho Inquired, limiting to a group of ladles who .vero sn..'ing, W hieii ol them Is Ihe Chapuitn Slslurs t'1 Tho man onl at.u 0 1 at biui In tllcu. n. T'len th s awect youth ko another mun lu doul of blm, la Uishop koin' to play to ulght I" "lliahop who I" waa Ihu ro,d) J "no bishop hero." A sudden suspicion ll.uhe 1 through tho brain of the )outu man. "Ain't this Woud'i rhuitre I" he Inquired. What do you rutan, young rami" wis tho stern ronly. 1 Ara )'m n fool I Thit Is Hie nuini.y roui ol the Young Men's Cl.rlnltn Asioci. '.ion." llio young man lioui Ihg countiy was nrt see-, bunting for the in in ho had given 'its th et 1 I budldii'l tin reel, llio tickit t k r.nili 1t.n1 mendabie deno to shield a j .n inn fn 11. f. co.it ainaiii us of t o lur.r.n, Ii J probably la .i Hi' ticket alu) -Louo htuisoir. svifnnAM.i. n Chickens aro the mediums nf flnanrlrd txt M change In the rural districts of Georgia. They ar cutting and housing ice of cxtraon H dinary thickness and clearness tn Malno. Iloard in Japan can ho had for t.vo cents I day, and skilled labor rar eight to ten .cents. HH The new gland hotel at Chicago is to b IVaVi constructed after the model of the Hotel u Louvre It A petition to the Detroit City Government ends 1 "And yonr petitioner will ever pray-If 1 rayim will do any good." HH Over ten nnd a half million dollaia' wi rth ol 9 arms anl military stor-s havo alrtsdy been tnlppad Hf rrom this countiy to France. Owiug to low lides the oyster ueda in tb JJ nclghborhood'or New London have been la. I haie, and MLf inllllons of oytteia hsve been froscn. Voungstown, Ohio, has Just open.-d a nctv wt hotel called the Tod House, which, hov aver, a ,11 bt conducted on strictly temperance prlnclrl'S. A Kausaa city paper says of a child's d dth t H Thcr called It pneumonia and they hary It lo-rtay," H No wonder It conldn'l Ilea long with such a nsms. Hi A lady in Hath, Me., has just had n turned to her by the fost Office Department a letter wu.eh tin BE mailed eight years a-id six months ago. It waa covered Bp with postmarks. U The centenary of Thorwaldscn's bittii luj H Just been celebrated with great pomp at (op .,i.akao. H There was on the occasion a numerously ai indcil H torchlight procession. A backwoods editor was vskod by a aulxc iher. Ha What la this elan that the French army is s 1 in I of? "Elan Is French for beans." succinctly replied 1 cow (HJ doctor of the greet moral engine. 3 Old I lank t, the Illinois patriarch, who car-. tied in hit armtthe Infant Abraham Lincoln. 1 whv jgH nnwearrlit Ltncoln'a first waten, lives In Mo.itans, SjM and Is (lie oldest man In tho Territory. IB Ko, my dear," said a inolher to In r d.iughs H tcr, who ha1 been taking a nap before dressing ror the Effi evijilng paitv. ")oi needn't rearrange v.. habri ft you couldn't mlko It look more aerainhlrd .1 yon W A number of Covington, Ky., stajreVeporB 1 were swindled out nr considerable purchases or goods. by a little girl or twelve rears old, who pap In order! named by a prominent cltlten, the elgnsture prosing ta i be a forgery. A gentleman purehased a quantity (if sup posed rnlik at a Iloston rettaaraat a few days ago, and a tew h mrs afterward fonnd the purchase n i l tet lied," tLo top being only water and tho bottom a poo quality of flour. California, looking back over 1870, rejoice1 that It ha seen during Ibe year the shipment of ue Oral bale of home railed silk, the ratting of tho cr-i success! ful cropof cotton, and the flitl success la the u.aanraa. ture of beet sugar. A Jury at Terra Haute brought in a verdict that the dtecucd died by tha visitation or 'in 1. In tho kp' ntualway." The "osnal way" was a delicate, hint at kerosene, at deceased had fir that wou In'l ge L.-;' alone, so he poured on a nttle. Vy In New Hampshire politics aro ixid lo be Uktog a decidedly religious turn. It appeals that the. 'C Freo-WlilI)aptltts,theMetaoduts,andrcgnlarllaptltt each have a candidate for Governor, and It it thought the Methodists will carry the day. Housekeepers who are bothered 1 j tho do-, rarttlo help question, msy derive some cm lailon, from th faet that It embittered the lite or tha great. Ileethovea, Ills diary for lSi) shows that ho ha a new kitchen uald, on an average, once a month. Tho MtiliOiiit Jiecorder objects to pot nnuec for adult women. II taysi "How II would 'oln!t verse of Scripture to have It pot tu modern stylo, tLuit 'Now certain man wu tick, named Laxarus. or Belli auy, Uie lows or Mollis and hit sister Mattle.' A lIufTido prcucher thus addressed tho Throne of draco last bundayi "O Lord, bits, (bos who are ptisent 1 bless those who sre on th.lr wai hither 1 blcas those who aro getting ready to comes biet those who did not come at all 1 and in a special manner, we pray Thee, blcsa those who arrived in tlino to bear l ie first prayer." Capt. Travcri", of Itoclicster, has n nde ti wsger of IIS that be will, at the distance or th.rry-slz feet, with a pistol, shoot rrom tbe top or a wno oottl a cork on which Is placed a bullet, dropping ue bullet bito the bottle and not breaking the huiile. He hu Ucl a shots, aud et.gagct to perform the ha: four timet. One hundred auburban residents of C neln. nstl propose to contribute 11.0 0 each for the 1 uribasei ol a house In the city aa a tori or headquarters moro pleaiaut than a hotel ao 1 more Independent Cat tho house of a friend, to which they and their fimil es can retort lor the lime when they with lo go ihi.pi .uu, at tend theatres, Ac. An exsniiustio:i of the knapsacks f'M.id out tne field shows that tbo Prussian toldieis carr, I'wat with thorn an extraordinary number of letters, m ist ct ihe.n rrom their twecttioarta or wive- ill or t 1 ning pra) -a ami hooea for tho husband'- r uy -i a aa'j re tun, and fear that at the beat Uie ,.1,; m. j circle must this ye ir miss hlin. A woman living lu this Stato had her eyesight re'torcd recently, after having been blind lor several seats. The first thing she did after objects became vial Mo was to tit down ana read some letters, which sho prctutced hsj bojn sent to her husband by ladles data Ing bor blindness, when the round that her Jealouijs had been feeding all this time on a camber of coal seJ washUg bills. Tue complaint comes from almost every quarter or New England that water Is scarcer thtov ever. Wells are drying up everywhere, ruct ir.it tri etoi ping ror want or power, streams arethr.i totud very lowest water mark, and a general an, 1 In u-'tn prevails that tbe worst Is not yet. btmuld t v.nttt cortlnue severe without ram, the dearth of v. rwl'X become wldctpr-ad and serious. At a funeral at Newport, K. I., last w. -k, In st. -ad of a hearse belug used to convoy the rc iils to tbe'r last resting plac. an et press wsjon nn. tetely entehped In evergreens Inside sud out was u el tor that purpose. A raised dais In th centre of in i-on, also covered with evergreens, sustained Hi- oorfln, v. luch wu proluscly docked with Cowers. 1 he n avclty was in accordance with tho sxprcatod wi.n tr tho dicrased. it Ii reported of a young married r 11I0 in Ma'saehQletH.that, having quarrelled, they o.ratet, nn1 rubsiquentiy -vent m work In the same noil aud hos ded st i,.e tame house. Having adjofu ig rooms In tho latter, they pleasantly spent their lean .time talking about each otl r to companions in a vo mutt enough to ho beard through Lie thin parliilo.i. v,rrl ir the programme occasionally by kirks xs ibe In tervenlns wall and cues of "I wish It w Stirratt mentioned in his lecture 111 ll..'1 mrn an inriditnt which occ rrcd while ho was tti 1 1 .11 the Papal army, lie aa 1.1 mat, as he and a party m 1. jui. radua were silting teaeiher.lt wu propnae,. 1 .1 e,icla should II hot. he ea no to bo there. Wh 1 tutu tame he e faded the truth b aa) Ing thai a ad e .turel ad hroukht htm. Uut a Ircrcbinnn I I knvw what brought sou heiei you aie l u jou k..led ITeeldent LUcjIu, and jou e- m c Jc." Ino I reneLuini knew nothing ebuii tu-ia 1 hll blaury, and hit remark w..s ma prompting of .1 u ate. riok tu.pnlte that he c uh! not uxpla'n. The Komun correspau lout uf tho Ifi'l an lit -vrltjat "Kieh gifts euatluua to pour in upin 11 tlollnu's. A day or two ago ho was sir in. 1 u u he su Ideuly perceived at, his side vi .lily, who. ss ha looked up, sank on her knees sml 1 1 e ted ti.uiwitha casket of g ild. Astonlaho I that v y onu C 'Uhi come into the saloon ttnaunounce 1. Holy I'athtr waitod for an cxpiau itlom but the .u; r nail ilrangcr said merely, l'ij and hopu." an 1 in fie I'opo recivered Irom hie surprise left the a 1 j the great door. Toe Holy Kether I.nPiilly an ml MoLtl.-noi lt.cel, the Ma.an.i dl Camera, and 1 r d whj Hie l1y had uot been announced. It n M'liislgnni meet's lur 1 to tie atluiushocl, .111 1 i- n." elared thit no lady hal been there. Vot I, hid theie beon oae be-o, but sli'. has present t a !U thia,' retdle.1 tho I'opo, holding up th. c.i-k.- 1 id caiket was opcaeal, aid the Holy father dr .-null uu ivory crucifix ot xc,u.tite workmanship. 1 .1 .11 t iletil was prohtbly got up hv tho Jesuit, to mil rel.glous .xaltallou, an I ai tlio same time tu n'e a cileel on his auhurenia." Ai. old joke, tui'do inomoruble bt 1 lord iKe K, lus recently beeu played by souio -li r oil ii'1 untophlttlcrteii farni.it in Cuniul 1 I rn S niiieh Itteroct mrnlteHeit In the Do-nlulon m a to the exact rauto or tlio projected Canadt rneu llailway, several routes having Deen suiv I, a-d soma sharpers conceived tho Idea ot taking ..v urn us ofiliu. Procuring souio surveyors' tusir 1 a.tn 9 started cut apon whit was tho supposod rout C 1 lugiiptoataruier'e h one, Hay would run .1 1 e '.i rectiy through his 1 ulhhi g. or lu such a in.. 1 a tn dainagohimaa muen as p -s.iira. I1.11 i mr sav whero tho roa I w I. -in I to re 1,' ti real dl vlvatita.e, lis miimI 1 1 .lesouiew nut et 1 l.sitl '(press to ibe "sort v tor re.tret Him i m-r'? tiust neoeaaa.by I 0 t reatly dain-ig. il 1 n -u 'survojors" ,.ul.l .ildl leui tha' do inn 't pi n thu tluo might p a. .tiiy he swerved a liti'i u it 1 ar 'ieiilnr poLit, so as p. I.i'f hla but'd ng I 1 1 (nri.ier would t.'ra, e .g -l .1 1 aue.i 1 n of a' I 'nciiiiiu.au't, st no to .iu 'nab' ov r i pattv in. a 1 .1 i'io t.ne w n c 1 1 1 iha. il -P. v, 1.1 V I 1 a, ,J I I 'I 1 a I

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TIIE SUK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 187 1. 9 C THE GKKAT FOOLKISHKUY. TlX C0VMtMHOM:it.1, MI'.ItCllAXT.I, Axit oiiir.its tx mr. xi.r. Other Knol Table: the llnlt-A Ciiunlr Tux t'mmlnloncr ha a Nibble A Il.irtt Working Man l'rar for Hack nn Op. portuulty- An llonrtt Fror-mmon' (Irmvi. Mi'urs. I.'igan A Co., wlio were rccentljr sent loll: ickweit ls!u.l for tlx month, ar afaln t liberty. They hv resumed business, and ro 0. u.liuli"nlrjwlthllirlr eircubrs. The read it of Til.: Hun bate alrsady been inado aopaalntrtl with she nature rf tneir tatisaetluni. A large nam be 'if He, bo ever, tiul remain In tbo poees 1, ,n "f the ulh' r tlct. dated from vrloup.irloftlio coonirt, nd iontln!ng application for the kin 1 of jo,. mi v!,ich tbe notorious swindling firm pro let luteal. These Uttr arc from men of evury data. ml per J'll'if t'letn will nnfolJ t.ima Inter rating iNli. t'nv bret loiter given to-day I from an nflcul of the State of Alabama, and li In a free, bold h-io-l. Tim honest oClccholder who write thU eplttle magnanlmoasty offers to mike a double fin- I .oare In two yearr, an '.iatc It with bis pirluer. The receipt, however, of ti!tt-Hcivrtlng TVliurw In the plc of th intlrlp1d "queer" on?hl n"t to have c'jhI the gcnileniiu much disappointment. A TAX COUUtlUUNUtt MAKE a rkorntiTioM. I'.iuTrariLLt, Al.. Nor M. VfTi. Dint A co. ft :iiT.-tur sir i I recclrd a bt ini'ii ion. the cuutenu of which nTOortlx Ut: Y t n i ttt and fuur ptne chunks uf wood. 1 ten rt, ri r,"1 lloacvor, I hope yon will P en. i fnnn -1 u lint fool me, jon taw you tucai t t-u-u i 1 1 a ow ii win bo to yutu liitercal lo t ru I in "di'g t proiilt-.at 1 cul t wor to your ad vai ujv a wi'l. i my own if toii w ii lend It ao cordi i pro uiae, it fiiti time thin "4 year I cn mako iu li. d ii'l til rn.tun' lor ut both 1 am Cuunty Louu ouiu-r, and bart to reeeive all the t tx mono to' ill. a nl uutr, ant receipt the C dli-rur. ha imv i f tr iTi r iniily Trnnrer. anil taKi Iim fr i 1 1 m I 1 mid im'I! let nlI.r)or t,") of It tvh 1 yer iditi it f b- initny mher wati. so t will in tur. ir t' t. j f mih' if ion will cn.1 it promptly t I put i e jtn i 'il'lenoi m v.u I h T tmt yon all i yourM'ni' 'ill. yon wil. fvrwrl Itiine Half ly t liiji' i c j i LurrsULL. A riHIl, Htkli-X JUlIMll ui.v'j rmnit ANHWRRIB. The plc'nrr tlilr'j ib nubjolned commnnlcatlin prttenu t a ilo' u!y uU'ratiuic one. The rt-ader tin mn innju-e up Mr. A. V. Cooper, the poor, ha.'d-ti'rlinx mm. ne' rju-ly and a'in wjll lux tor the iw'.lrjuienl of the wife or bl botom and bt chu l. n. in M.lrr to medlUte In wlenre and e crtc) on thv 'M' i'h irv Ireiure nhlcli bebvl picked np In I'fi f'leil. The el)iunt of pivtr in the man, OTIdfii -d in bit rliil,; Iiko acktion ledxmrnt that ho hjd b. .mi praj tnx 'or aneli an opportunity a laut IliU" iru! ad'i.liatili-; an I tbe Mauranc that he M.I a i'p I pitiioui ilocmnent In a tori plic, aoai'i'it 'iu r.tn ft' It," iJiowt lb ulinple trut worii'tni-! f the ui.in eharactiir. Th lltr i lir'in t H'jUrt II. vVolUud, HJ Fulton kticcl, Mew TorL oir ltiwiMoii, Md, Nor. 3th, Mr It bTi It ir.iai-i i. Diabmk I nm uvi'Mnved a the liicK that I hare met ttnti iu fin lin a teller lht you vui,or (her ifui It lame wtn ie orUi-r that I cannot auy llilni ahotiLbui I an 'W ItiiU I tuiin.1 It, and 1 tiIIito tMfitlii (lrit mail wht ever eeen It alter It vae loll, it Ul.-1 ou tlic itiettai llio ttlial )at It'll tro. i "ii0 'ly'i iMiliri. aji m I hare been p.aytrir lor nKh an pp ttnoitr a Mill o Ioik a tun. 1 write to t foou a aini came, ana erery one baixontoiul tut my ted pia, i. a jm to c Hot bas n s with m. wrwhtaway I hare onDili'iice In my aeir.aiMl ini.i over 1 aiu In the very Kind til buuui'ta i&M 1 ran pj tpen.l and xtt ctiaiixf for your Llnd ot nioney. yju will m. aied at to vend and truM ine ttliu yn. mener. I wi i etr on del reiy o( f.Vi.'j) to nif the aom you cLarce (m.uj. A. V. OlOI't.it. No. 24 II. leu Iltiiuu re Mil I f 1 wonld copy "oin of your letter, but It Ii n worth wM'i at I hare the pot of hotii of Jdinfac a (line, s'o M J.'in. .mil htnti tba I tint t Knlien tatouar pi jate rtonut uitanii'itnt me. at am a pnnrman.anl one working hard, both uUht A da. andtiuntt.- nuili ii. 1 II tint you my etni, and anrn y u rn'i km my buittrM. You will flndmeti. be tlii. w i ii it it.u uf man to eel a'onj vili, ml D" IruMb-'o. t wtli keepyonr l-tter 'n a tort p'ace, unooif mi lee it but mv e f o erery t'llii l all wrrlit U rue n-iil ift mr know that "'.'nivtiHtitf will be Adam or llarnt-ii A. V H'KK. .No ;l Koie at liAltim re. Mil A M'TCIl fool VTUO II "I'SltrtCT ADItruit Tbe letter Mllovtinx Ii itrlilen on a bi:Mic.vl uf Jeret.dth tin den. dealer In dry roodt, sri-certci, ttc liullc r Innn-li.p. I'A., and l ad'lronvd lo Dulley d. Co., 71 .Na-'aau tidui. New York; DuaKka I 1U a-.mll that I an. at Pal told a re rr I au, nut am pernci KinOd. It you can Lire with it 1 Ca.i wtihuoi It li.it I Cojuder It loo uiuen l.ariiu fir wo.ti, llut li'illy iui you. la won of all I thai I In ml ii I H e ti ry in Knt) flodr. aid would not for twa.i Uie ami.'iDt. Hat tner It not 1 lty thai it IlrmK toe Store t 'ii't.i t w II lie in luitlmor one trw ere-., tneof the U A M Mop at the penfilrtnta llonte o i: you worn hi loe idc 1 a ill o ouie aa rtofort' SciiAxmsa imrLiriTT or a ntcxnyx. The enpri'ii' lnnoeei.ee of Mr. Drubak' r, t' i Indite the next apltMe, I deltldrul on c.innn he't' nr. tp; tbal the oox h'ji "rub I ltt r- t rtcR' ',i- ,iar.d. Tb letier It lit to Jonn Ii Koircet, ft) Libei' itrnci. New Yjrk l tty rtiii.BT.oaio, nee 1. 1) Xreeelf e l the Tlox wlct rou evnl tue, au-t the nu' artu.iu0.il iwu rubeii bel e II come to Hhelbv tn I-' in itn-y .1 you it ill tenliue ten tiollar fill" et n,w Yirk next week. IhollaNoti' ac4. ti ni) Uio n- r la lIulTila of 10 Hubert, and u bjvi it I o u t'.a e i.i'tt trcukn Ii w.ll pay me tue lul auinu3t f tl.i- Kn. wch 'a'it fo- f5fu fioiai. a.i then It, it e n. aii.I te on. 1 wiut to cet twu tho i unt D-l a an 1 ito ant. I in in It will pva thtr I.Uef ii i i jri'inaenj uie ten 11. i art. aid that nit' .tr tut tt at to Unttal i tu ire 1 wi I role t n IJote anil ..nie t i Saw Vota aim ut te yoj at ywr nfci' a a. I i t it i"i t 'ur leu Dollare ant noo l luicrcat if t u ttnl a'iDililale me. 1 ttonld aomer e 'tue and in tl.i- iiu. aud it wuadent He eo murii Htniier of 1,11.11c It ted. BeuJ It luirdiatelr ant 1 wt I ion e tl.'it T I wai lorry tint tho llox wt UobA-j, w i n Aat' It ail rich! wbeu I coma to Nea Yurie l'let iiuiL tbta hen run red it rite toon. I1AKIIISON IIHUIIAKKIt. a rxouba cottjx rmotia wa.xt iil,000 wumu Tie letter b"ow, nblch I written In go id. frr nierCT'itllo fa I ee al the thtn In a Intino line 111 mu r. I lie writer' conflduueu In Jamea A W. I 0' 1 1. 10 1 o! Now York, ui wt.om hit letier It ajilre-ed. i ac sioit lint he oflrri to mortfiie ceruon i r.p'l in bit faror, provided be will oiilj Dike hit ui ruuill (5.0 rj at once, at tb widir'j coUuii n "pu-lliE bun up:'' bTATS OrFLOIlUA, jACTilOX COIVIT Ibept li. .70. Jimri .1 rmIeM. E.J. bl- I imva cJot'tidu I to try 51 worth of your Itl'.U pica!' icn.. i'. t hi exi reft at toon ai y u eet th.a letirr tlir i it to int ai llauibipue. tlcori:! t, and pa. the ex,riM i'i. it I-a 10 naiubridi:. thna If 1 am cot tb re .be uckaje will not be opened, am 1 wl 1 par you io at .1. 1 pope you will taKe my oiler auo end miniC'llei'ie the tl.UXI, and if you wUli I will i.. r'Hni you properly worth double the ant. ni w I- tne time to operate, aa I could now our i.i n and Tobacco, and ablD It to yon laM at New York tried tbe cotton In barannah and remit you tour ti art. i ttou d come lo New York, but in7 1 cut n up n up. and laborer are icaiceouw, eter m- n ptitiinu ui boute their corn and plot out ti.. i i. I h ii.e vi. u will aeetbe unporiaut-e 0 in. i.i. 'i.o ssou) inimrillalu y. ily tlil ineam I w .''i 1 10 l.iiv tia) .&ix lurtnff the cnttori sM lea. b 'ill mte to w a. t two inoniha (and probably 1H tLt t 'ii l t I tt-t t.uiei.iuwo iuichi taH kwe a I ut ,1 bt the 0"f rat ju. Mi mn tur rutpecUuliy, WILEY" DUUDLN. H ri.t.u a iuiruASO.v, iuu pxils uoaxarLT. H lb- t'.ri ir of ihr am,. x1 epiatle la un bontt cnu a M t n, vtlio K.i ,ii tne (quire, an I in tert a M i-.'.i. ajinb l-i. .p etjjare. O, unt IS an e t .c l""l o 'n- tetti r which i udilruaav.i to J. a it Ie, tii Jol.ii eiri ei, Nun York city H Drtii mi I received i.oir Imp r of Nor. 31 itatlne VS Ihti )on .iiiieMlti. llial it not th a.u juol that I H iteti.i 1 u t.are but Conn I'c 1 w lb out Chi ri-i MB ur .t iu an-lrcl at i-ic f xp odlce.tou Ui- i I Hfl l'.jf bnx and (-7 ou the other. I dial It .o -i M with ..i' i viinh 1 nope u will with nn. 1 Si i i:. .t 'iutli ii,i li'T nuleai I can eee the 1 i.'lc I nn Ii x rtii i. I nit pay that amount u' Rfn i t lb u i ,e i t ie Ui x uDd be UOtlll'U jaB li Ii .u ttil ainl nn. a lainple of etc n B one i u. u. i I .'ill X'low luur w'iai "1 toll i i'i n; o Ltcact i ot tuld iiic you wou (1 Om I. iei i tj't n,e iii ilnti I i nl t iu a.i toil Inld tne Uljl l''l.l i i, I nait y .Uts I .r i -in ilnil r. Ilnti' HH ti .r .i "i i li in r I ii tr is to nit ho i r HH I i ui a i in u 1 1 1 it my friend I mwt t't!" w Uie Mulon BH 1 1 1 .1 'i I "i ii. i in, n l tbo Mb uud I IB i I r tb.. u.onev. 1 AV mt''' a. Ulit ttitii y.iit It you will civ t 'Hi' Cl'TllIlt UlC XO nlk BIS ..V,v t"r i 'it in. I imtiii MB t 1 x.l M at e ii no bo 1) I slB F ,n ten I it liv leit.-r or 9K "A.'hl'i' A fi ii no of mill.. mm told me thav w u, i i i, )lH ,r mm lorn ineli, ptiel in in. n I' aire ne, atid he Kf il preeit mui a liox ol bi tt m I iintwia tne laat of lilm. if jou tlilnx I alu't it', i Ii,., ii nd Kuc.nii. KM ecirtilou for u much ai 1 w ini. y u i i n it rn a ,y -JHH wan uneuiy ali'iut me burnt lux y hi, for Hit l it a tlnuj .91 Idontdoi ifynu or afraid to irutt mr lor lip-iitonti IBI lend me (jvi. Kend ine a aumnle of one of your to I I en I pine ttiouxuii'la of ti In thU country. No o-ie ut Mi p i-'i i. it'. i, a lil.it. Glye a anawer ai loon ai you ui i Mi tuia, Vjur,c, H. l: l'IIILLII'1, JiSI Laruri Hcpot, Tenu kill A LKTTElt raoil 8I.N0 alNO. fm Thu uttir which fullutta In from an attaolied HI fmii. i nl one of the awlnddns operaturi, who. It ,MV mh'uii, i k very pioporlr found tilt w ay Into Hum iff Bum. Itr it wry juuloua nl hie honor, iiid iiu llko- W Witt I....H aii-1,'1 J lo lla alio--Li p Ilia pollll- iS cal hi. i. 4. lioxi'ter. am at work for liini, aud lie fH ipotl- i. leleate fioia durniico I fM bivo riiMO "Rian.y, Nor. M, 1870. M Mb. I I" w Arena Mi hir f'Util You wl.l, no Km do,,' t. ii l ia i.ai ait riltni-d at In-arlntf that your m old til. ti peii-ian- ntly l.j,ie. here Iluwever, mt auti ii i, ,u, I'nrni'U an In leafier. i'j 1 1 hi ..ire.iinif (ou t nreient Ii to try fa a4a'' 'v'b" t oi of the enure tinirnlhrulnuiti coiuaib mi rtn.iiL -i.) n urn Mr. II. icieitr I ii'-ui Uie for. JB mer 01.1 of tii tn 100m 3. In lead, 1 may f uaie u.jt 1 i,i, ,.i l a vitit irom 1,1m, and he c nre.iwl um Uiftibewie w lo whal b" did b Ibu "mu. im tual fr'not I'm ti,u w 11 nnderitaud and ct no- Conl'iit'ly lu irferei.cii 10 the pro omion made lone time H" I u. in my uihalf. I o.l 1 pt, r thai y u will I M in. ttlioie iblro; in ai .jnui I kite )ou-hi I it a.i im ex.. 1 ti c ou or J..un y next a. 1 ie furti oi. rjB I am a tuiin d hero to Uie kiiou alion ant nave lately m bo.ii,,, i., aM i.viiu Job luaii I al 0r'. it I, aula W tp ul.i be J Ti., 1 mr hi li'tter to any one alnrr rny ileLo' ln're 't I ,,iu i. celved nitiiiiier from -1 rj,-r. ni 1 ,n U t'1"'. .1 a'lii it neiier 1 o: t corn t on 1 wiih any H 1 1 a. v 'i r. a.u 1 1 1, Dure that u, fiitnni mm ainiin.j iin-v 1 au 111 my 1 eii.ilf, iud I aiu 'juito i.tu gum. if Hi" 1 u 1 .inatt In 'fl"tl, I 11. u in 1 1. to aa.y of my 11 d frlen ll you luay our nu.clieu friend, I). II. BJIYTIIK. V ''I' "binaker, Cbmila'n. ui- l'tu d lo hor fiom you t ytir 't lir.ntjri. Mi il,e i,, pill. re mn, bq I 11 1 1' Iu tin ir iliflvro it I at I'r a III 'J to kuive mi: n.im.r.oFCAstnRXAXti amdot Whnl I nlremly Kiinvrn b, tbe) Inlltnteil t onrcrnlu the Comlnu Conteel tu Trenton Dtiillur S, Orcsory' llline. Bpeclal Correiponrtence of Tbo Bun. Tkrntun, Jan. fi. Not a, tingle member tiat put in an approranco. All acem to be holdlni back until Momliy, Tflicn both parties will mt In cauena, Neri r.iielta, the members hare been lookl, out for uuirtcrt, anil torn kite made exlemlre arrsnjo metit The Trenton Hotel, a lort of Know-Not'. Ing liiatltution. baa been engif ed by a few of tho i.lret Uired, orn-oul politician, among whom I Taylor of r.rtet cennty, who ha engaged room I) and It, ore ol which ia act apart for Job work. Tho Hon. A 1'. C'ondlt 1 alio going It double on No. 403 of tbe luti.e hotel, wbllo IUplcjr and Horn of Kasex hare concluded to doreUll together and dlrldo their ipnt'it. I'orli of Souierict, Kdaell of Ici, and Little of Motiuioutli, are nlao to hare room In th tit plarc while Yale of Union I to be ssnd wlclittl in with llio party, although ald to be launth Democrat. At the National Hotel Senator Bird, IlrlnkerhofT, and Martin will bold tliolr terse this atason, aldod by Maxwell of Untllngton, Hopper and Van ltlper of Ilergen, and Voori of Uundcrdun, Tbe headqn.trtcra of tho Democracy are lo bo at the United blalea Hotel, Among the trlod and tru of Hudeon county may be fonnd lb Hon. N01I1 1) Taj, lor, the Fat Man from tb Katt, Herman D. Daih, and tbe Hou. Michael Coojan. Frank lllincbe and Jim Irrlnc are alio to bo tbo gneil of the UnlUJ rUte, The State Home and other hotels litre a few of the honorable who ore of llttltor no account, l b noted lohuylit, lUloh llarenport, la agnu In thu tluld, and will run tbe third llouie. A Mr.'ii t'u.irt i miking lo secure tb election of the 11' u. Dudley 8. Urrgory of Jerey City to the I'nlli'd State ber.ale. In the place of Mr. fat ten. It l said thit tho reoerablo (Iregorr will mine np with a boary stake, and la willing to drop 10,UU0 to Kin the race. 'I be leaches bare opened their err, and II I pretty certala that Wahtli and Krillnaliuiaen, rut well as Called, will liar to pit np liberally If they want lo beat th Jeney City millionaire. A iloid iet I lo he msle agilnst the New Jersey Cvntral, and the Ho'ioken I. in I and Derangement Co., but as mine of the member wuo talk anatnst these Inalltutlon are on tb strike, I tl all nu doubt oou bare a chance to tell who are bought off. The Iteglstry law I to be pasted without a doubt, and the bunday Liquor taw to bo made aipecia.il,. The r-unet law baa alio been talked or, and the Democratic member will plice no obsuicle In llio war. a tbey fetl asnred that If tboy pas the law, they all! carry the Stile next fall by aaorer whelming majuriiy. Ill next tu an Impoailblllty to y who will be Speaker. Tbe presenl Cierk, Mr. A. M. Johnson, onu of the nii.it e!T.t.icnt men that bat ever held tho toaitlon, ka I learn, wilbdrawn, and It will be difficult to fl'.l hi place. The New Jtiecy Central minlrap (the Newark Day llrldge) la tu be a peclllly, and an effort I to be made to consolldtle Hohoken with Jersey City, lb amendment to tbo Jerney City charter will, however, bare some eOect, and a rigorous couteit la anticipated. Holiday next will be a hot day for the Jersey blues. ritoi itr.r: at Four iiAsiihrox. The Orrraeer of tho Kagtorerlnii Werku Arritluurd beltire Cominlialouer Wlnslot -What I'.rrlck Heard. William I.anc, luni; overseer of the Oorcrn tr.cut enluccrlng work at Fort llamlllo'i, wai ar rilgned before U. S. Commliilontr Wloilow In ilrook yn esicrday on charge of embenleuient and 1; lAaprop riatlon of Gorernment property and luopey. Tbe charges were preferred by one Albert Crrttk, formerly einp.oyed lu tbe engineer' dipirl r eut ue a c .rpenttr, but removed some mjntai l.jm IK' accnsis Ijne of idling or g.rn g anay one hundred tons of bay, forty loads of manure a qmntlty rf era puturtg on tb florernmrnl rtfervatiou, 01 keeling private horses at the public expense, of nilog tbe laborers, emplojee, anJ ni i lerial of tee department for bl own parposes and prt.flt, and of a Tarlety of other Irrealarilles. i.The con. p aining witness teltiOd that clihteeu month age be called upon Oen. Newton to mike Mimphilnt isxlntt Lane, but the General re'uied to hear l.lm. Sulsequcntly be laid the facta behir (leu. Newton's chief clerk, who adrised him to .ire ercharrc. He was then dumltsed. Then he pre ferred formal cbargei. Lane being a clvilllan, the e aaariet were rtferred to th DUtrict Attorney, and Lino was arrviUd II gave bill a reqnlred, and yuelerday appcart'd for elimination, il.-nck letlt Ufd rcry positively to the uiajoruy ol tbe deilLquen :ic charted aauul the prisunrr, but 011 bla crt examiuation reluriaatiy adinliied thit he knew .lotniiig exiepl Horn hearsay or by Inference. ltnurt Ku.tnon. a carpvnter, formerly employe 1 by me dtparl 1 eut, leaiiSed dial ho built a fouce by Lut e a orders, e.icl tiig a ikii Hon of tbo (iureruuiei t rettrva.ion, 11 whtth were iiiUnwint'Otly paaturot invert.mt'ut atot A. I.Aiie'i private hora a aud twour tnrce bi.au uf c 1. nel'in;i'itf to civlli. ia lie awore that Uie iuiuIici used wai paid for by the uorernment, buion crotiexa niiiailon wai uuajle to lay now be auew It ext ei,t by iLturence. Cornelius Fogarty, siaelrnian. teatlned that he had detiv-red itto loailaoftar toutix niouLane'a order laine directed bun Pi let lr. Kinnard hare a small toad ai a loau until tie cm d cut bit own. Thla to id wit do or "HO pouudl. fl.ll Iliad, a m got a loail. lie paid ttiiue' fib for It. WHuett pa.d the money to Lane Twu dalei ol bay wero lent to Hell uale lor Laue'l liorst-t. M linen UiUu'i ku jw wbeiuer thf w were pn rale nnri' ur n it Lawit'uie t arroil, formerly night watennian oni'ie w iiri. iwure thai 1 j.eeiiu blm tm mrifuir ha tro o tlm bottom of a ilat-K 11 wai worth eta fir fo 1. and au 1,1 lor btdiior only. Laao aUogave buuiooiu l.ort ri,a em mm! the Pltaiieil, Auguil Mlher was employed on tbe Unrcrnmcnt wnrki uuiil Ivit July, liunnir the fall previous, warn ibe payniAAter TllieU the tt'.aut. ho tinned the payro 1 and drew hia uioii'-y Alter the patmaiter bat ione away, l.aue told lilm he h id been f aid $1 3d too uiucii, ir.dmiiii refund Hit money lie pail it buck to Lan-i Iiwgardto uie crmi. tie explalnej thai It was nice. sary,ln older to pi.-teira the Hl ou the alorea and parallels, 10 keep tae grass iborL It was usually cut t-terv line or four seuti. Tbe cutlotu was to give It to any oue alio would i-titlt and take It away. Wi'luui Claik a ctilsrn swore tatt. In the intnmer of 1S6V. sllciiaid Keeiiy a Oorermnenl employee undir Laue. brought bhn a loal of gra for which be paid Keen? l. Th grata was broun.1 In a Uovciul.iI waxon and by a Uuvarniiieail leaai. John Jlculmn a citlten, waa employed as ainuon and builder In pulling up toiue Oovernmrnt baliibuiii on the It and lie wi rked for a contiactor llrceir-d aome large aiuatta for tbe foundation, which were to heavy lo tie haulud from thu lauding ou the conti-ai t r'a y hUics He seat 10 Laue to burrow a (juvern ineul trui k Lane W' ul 1 not lend It, Pitt otfeied to haul the iti-nea troui tae landtnx. Jamea Croul. line's fote u an made 1110 burnaiu. lie on rid w Haul tbe hoik foi Id Kowiur, wdneii'a partner, tool witneia he lia.1 palu Hill moiier 1 lie team used wai a Muvermueni team, aud tbeiucnauro in tbo employ of tnu Uurern. uiunL Hi l eai in- was uiljuurnad nntll next WeJoeida, el 'j'alocur.M. A Wrilillug Ahrupllv Torinliiatril. from U11 Uie. II. II'. lltlcMr'i Cltmiuni f'nl.'i. At u ttcilliiii; in tlio I'rlimtitu Melliolin, ('.b,ti, iu l.eoniiiiater, Uie clergyman oroceede.l Willi il, e si'ivice until he cjiiij to ibe place for tbo reverend gentleman to ak If there were any pur soi.e present who knu any cauae or impediment why the ruariiag abuuid not bo proceeded w.tb, when tbo bridtgroum at ouce roo to make aome observation, but was InlerrupU'd b) tbe father I the bride, who atated th it If llio bridugioom nude any rtmaik lie anould L ive to si) soiueihlug In tj ply. Tl.o clug) man, however, pointed uul tbat ti e only nr-on, tt ho cuu.d make atatenieutt wvie II." brldo and brl'legrouin, vilareupon the bu leiro ,111 food up, and aaid that ill months u.-o In. aikud tho lady lo rtlojio hlta from bis engago lneiit, ISbo dtclined, nnd atteiward slalid that bcr lat'icr wuuld not consent to It bem broken olf, an 1 had expressed hit determination to ruiiitiei inm to mtrry Iter, lie wont 011 U aaj thai cocrciun had bleu used to bring her Urtho rie inuny, and an he should marry her burauso bu wst bouud h law to do so It wti in tnls spirit oniy that he could procrod with the ceremony. Tb sei vico waa then continued, but when tbo bride wis ei.ktd wliutlier he would tako this man to bo her liUib.iuJ, Shu rei lied n.olt emphatically, No, I will n. 1 1" which caused intenso txcllrmcnt In th cl aotl. 1 bis, of courio, brought Ilia service to an il.iun teruilnstlon. Ihe bride Immedlatnly leu, llio rhnuel, and llie bridegroom (who sccmod per ft tlt salt lied with Hit result) drove away, followed ly an uuinip-u nuuibcr of Pirsoni, who cheered ,...u aioit he a toy. Suluir u Great Duke, To thi fclttor ol Ihi Hun. Siki 'I lio article under thu abore headiiu in yesterday' tiUN, taken from the Chlcag.. Jltpulillen, is full of Inaccnraelc. Charles Duko of jliunsvtkk 1 not nn Eugllih nobleman, but a North Uerman prlaco (relfiilng Grand Duke), who had to fly from Urumwlck afbsr the revolution of 1530. Tbo Duke It and l.aa alwa been a wcll-brod, though rather eccentric man. He poiaeaso a vory beautiful col lection of aitlitlc chfi Xautrt, and I well known to bar made a specialty of procuring, either by pur chase or exchauge, tbe Quest specimen of precious stones, pcaj Is, cameo, and motile. The Duke of llruntwlck ownid tno Cncit and largest pluk diamond In tho world, and presented It to tbo Km proas Eugenie, The Duku' predilections for U.o I'rlnro Imperial It well knowu. and It la even be lieved tint ho liaa niadi hi will lu faior of tio touug gt'iiUumuu 1 he writer of Itili has met tho Grand Duke score ol i.iiiet at theatres, balls, and concerts, and has I. tied lo perceive that blazing of diamonds and lew. Is a'lii.led to by the fanciful writer of tbe article mentioned, 'Ihe assertion that It waa the niott t. latilo terqulsite of tb lagnaii tit plactia piik up dm pir-onui adornment which he had shaken oil din ing me tiKhl, Ac, Ac, I a funny Joke lo auy one vi lout nij'iu! ted with thu parsimony of the Duke. I riipi 01. that the wrlir ofthe, article had read the Den riptpin or Vllilrrs, Duke of llucklnf. Inm." lr Alexander Duma pirt, and thought It would be a very vitty thing to poke It on llrun. k t. Z. :,iiw Tons. JiO. 1 a'a'a'a'aVl'aa'a'a'a'affa'a'a'a'B LIFB IN WASHINGTON CITY. the Tinnn hessiox or tub ronry. misr coxa it ess. (Irnnt, Itobeeon tV C'n.'a Mlsmnnnsrmcnt of the I'nltetl Hlnle Nnry-Tbe llumlllallon of thn Vnuntrr In I'ftrnaany Wajiiisotom, Jan, fj. The liouso rciumetl the eontldcrallon of the resolution concerning tbe ills p.He tetween Minister Washburn and tho late Government of largny. Mr. Haiuhht (Hep., Cal.) adrneated tbe reiola tloii, and denonncetl th sanguinary cfiaraeter of llio lato TrMidcnt Lopex. Mr. IIxck (Deui., Ky. alo supported tho resolu tion, itnd critlclecd severely the action of Admiral (lotion nnd DarK Mr. Dawia (Ilep., Mars.) regretted tb srctitlly of voting on tho resolution censuring AJmtra't Godon and Darl, but laid tbat be could not rote no without arproritiiT their conduct, and he could not In his heart say tbat he did approve It. Mr. Hanks (Ilep., Ma.) said that th Commute had made this resolution very mild, and that It did not amount lo a censnre on any naval officer. Th language was, that theao officer hid failed to dis charge their duty. Their failure todlscbargs their doty was Ui ricLT or mi nivt ngptRvuiMT, and It wat against the policy of th Department that the Committee on Foielgn Affair protested most solemnly. On that point ho quoted Irom tho testi mony of Admiral I'orler, showing that mral officer may disregard the advlca of United State Minis ters, and not be governed by It unlet tboy bad in irurtlon from the Navy Ileptrtnunt. He also quoted the following paragraph from Admiral Tor tcr'a testimony "We look upon It tbat Minuter 11 lent abroad lit preterre peace and not to makt win and naral ofli rera htvtng pn muih Intercourse uttu the world eott aider thAt thet are piihapa ai will inioriurd eltoui diplomatic natter ai eennnt who hare eutered ui on thoir tli'li n atic dullet far the nrst lime. Now, in KnK I in I It l difleretil. Tlirre perrorit ale educated fa: the dipioiuAtic profiwilon, ml a llrpptli naval officer In many rate la put nailer Ihe orun of a XUntaier. In cale we had any difficulty wiin a foieicn pnwer. the vavy 11 1 artu.rnt wouin Int'ttp-t the tin in ai that p on' to cooperate wim the Minuter lu tbat rtlcular rl'i'." ina annooixcx or Tim xatt. Mr. Uakks went on to say tbat tbe Ccmmlitee ill 1 not cemure Aumlral Uodon nor Adinlal Davis, but censured the practice and policy of the Mt; Department, r. hirh ct Itself up ngtli.st tho ftAtv Dep.irlmi 1: .Intt the Government of tie coun Irt. md i' 'tu 1 i'd to hold lUelf the Judge of what 1I1011I I be duc for American clllitnt in lorclgu counirua. vu xavv piaaaAciMQ vui cocxrar. Mr. Mathaiio (Hep., Tenn oiTt-red an additional resolution censuring Meet Captain Itaruity and Lieutenant Commander Klrtland for golug to the camp of Lopez and acting with Inquisitors, who ex torted false confessions from Ullta and MaaIs rtntn, an act In whlca they were guilty of a giave ofljuw, dishonoring to the American navy and to tbo conn try, and for which thoy merit the centurt of tbe House, lie aooke In support of Um resolution!. Ill two orrxoiDIMO tUIUlALt. Mr. Fariswohtii (Hep., til.) o'JcreJ an additional retolutiun, rrquettiug ibe becrelary of th Ntry lu latlllute proceeding by court of Inqnlr) or by n.urt 11 anal f. r the trlil of Adnirrala Unrton and Divia for tbo oCeocr descrlbel In tho report, II said that If ihote oOcer had only cirried ont t ie order of Uelr chief, then llee reeoiulioni shnuld not be pasted, no nistter Ihiw mud Imy .vale tbt honld uol be etcn ir.lidly Cfli'uicJ, bat abouid be roiniue'idfd for doing their duty Mr. Woon (Dim., K. Y.) ngirded It tt .1 mere roniroversr between IndlrlJuils. i.d a-guixl that lb whole trouble grew out ofthe t igu- net injln dettnltenem H the law gorernlng tie relations be tttiien the diplomatic and naral ofH.i rs or tbe (Jot e.nmtnt nit rnrjiDiti' orrgxex. Mr. WibLAiiu tllep.. Vi argued against tb reo luttont ol censure, lie Informed tte Hiuie that AdJiirals (lodon and Dan bad beeu coruplimeuled by both the HLite and Navy Department for the manner In which tier bad pcrfornwd their du'.l, aa Admirals of Ihe St ulh Atlantic t-quatlron. It bad been in the power of th Cummittoo wl i'irUrn Af lair to rtiMirt reaolutmnt cmsuuuf the riecieUrr of Stale end the Secretary o( tbe Navy, and even Ihe 11-esldenl ol the United Ktate. for having tanc tinned the Instruction under which those ufilcera act, but tte Committee bad cLoirii cot to Jo that, but tu make three officer scapegoats. Mr. My a nt ,ltep lVnn.) sad that hv had voted In comm. lea f. r the maJorit reaoiu m an i that they did tne-an to cemure Admiral imdon. oravt' romtiaM mroucr. Mr. Voomiti (Ptio.. I'id.l would vote for tie retclutiunt ht'i-.iatii u r td 11'iu'oiig unuret-tod with th-fact thai tne fori iH I'oli y of the )nvarnnieut wat weak aud coulelt.plio.t-, and ttiabed II ro formi'd. Mr. L'ttmiDUE (Dem., Wit.) opposed tbe resolu tion, and aai I that t&e erwieluioni he lisd arhred at was llial neither Mtuiiter t athbtim nor Adiutntit taodon and liati sbouli. be censurt't by the House, ncr a -ould the lluute tea coiialitutod a coart of aut. itcu to determine 011 the acta ol these (tattle lon tiler the time bid pasted. Mr. XI vsox) (Hem., Ohio) did not looK rjrn fie proceeding a a trial ul tboae naral ofnrera, but nn dtoiaralion of public poliey on tb part of tbe liouau. lis wuuld tbertifor vol for the letolutloui. TUB AHMIBAU Cg-XaPUCII. Mr. rAnNiwonTll's naoluiion directing 11 eoiut ul i.i4i.ry fm tb (rial uf Admirals Uodou aod Davi-, wita igreeit to. lo VI. Tne risoluuon ottered by Mr. MATtfanti centar nu' F.eet CapL Itauuey and Lictil.-l.cuuiiai.Uer Ktrklaud, was njee'ed. GS to 60 'Ite nrulntion oftered by Mr. Or.TH, dltapprorlni tbe conduct of lltir-Aiilinn.1 baa. II. Davis In du laytng for an unreusonabl time to proti'J to tbe rttcue of Meatra. lllbta and Mislerman lu accept mg their re.oitte iu the minitLr aud under the cir cumstance didn'tC'Lin ttie tealiaioui- in lei'utriug, holding, aud treating them as priaoaerr, vt a adopt ed. Yens, 10(1 oaia, 01. 1 he retoluliou repurtetl by lb Committee declar ing that Admlial Godun In, neglecting to aid Mr Washburn lu reaching the (luverumeut to wbicb be was accredited, lulled to dlacbame hit duly a commander of the Sooth Atlautlc bquadrou, waa adoptoJby etflo .TJ. Tbe other majority rctolullons were agreod to wlUiout a division. uouxiTiAps ron tue soldirs amp stu.onj. Mr. Julian (l!p., lnd.i ollrml ir., uimn In structing the Commitlee on I'ublic Lauds to u.quue Into the eipedlincy of providing Dy law that every officer, aoldier 1 r tailor, who served ninety days lu tho wur fur the Ui 1011. and Aa tmnoraloy died. 'Hir ed, shall receive HO acrii ol public land ts a humo ttead hit actual term of tervite to muni aa ttart of the fire years required by thu Homi-.uad Act or UCx. Adopted. A ill nn thnt Ought lo Iiu lu l,ii tr, 'a flit Mtltii 0. I In Sun. During llio Christmas season u friend ntnl in)elf went to Wood's Museum, and look a clunco nl Ibe Wheel of Fortune 1 tiruek the indicator first, and it aloppetl Unmedlately nnpotlte onu of Ilia watches; but lu a lew trcoiut 11 beaau lo muve, and inticli to mt ailiMiabuieui went bauk one figure Miigulsrly enougu, the vary same thing happens I to my friend. A IlKdULAIl HUADKH. FASIIIUX XOIJiS. Tattel frii got are coming Into vogue, but il.tulJ b uti'd vpanngiy. It idal valla require thlee width of tnllo aud should he two yaidi long. White and pearl co ured titln and lilk trlDirulnrj are ullll utud on black uik dreact. Ihe Newton cisaquo Is the latest and mott grace ful dougn of 1. 10 teaiou tor a volreiOio.it. Patent elastic sponge It a pupuhr material for fill ing iofa cuihtout, aud for other upholder)- purpoaea. A Whelm hut ia now considerod the moil elo tniut chapoau lor geutloinun who alfuct tbe uiira lain louaiiie Cylindrlc walteau pendant tro used unit niriitt at the eudi auu In the centre of lalin und velvet laiiibioijulua, Uf the mnny styles of ladles' hat worn this win tir, the togue, giptev, Chailes II., and Scotch bonnet are the uiott tatitiouable. Two new color have been Introduce I In npliol tturv tatint and dainatkii ponctiiu, a nu'.r abadeut red, anu J Jim rerl, or peacuck green. The liandiomeit dretam ile at Lord Taylor' t lila winter waa composed ot equal parti uf ollvu greeu veliet aud Nile green grm gralu bilk. Very handsome American silk aie now In tho mtrkeL Tney aro maimfaciured In llobokuu, at Halt ford, Conn., and i'atorsou, Now Jul icy. Bilk ereulog dresses are now trimmed with er eral Oonnces of frarml allK.caua flounce lieu Is 1 with frayed rncblng. The effect Is vory toll and graceful. Donneta are not trlmmod no much Willi lace as Irtat season. Itlbboni with Irlnged enl and crluiped fringe are snbiittued, aud have a mora softening ef fect. llrldiil wreaths aro no longer worn roniul. They re now crciccnl si.apeu, or cluttered In front, w'.th a trailing Lordon over the challalue braldi of balr la the baok. Court train are very fashionable for bridal (Iron, They are always Unfit ynr.lt loug, and untrlminwl on one tide, to admit being railed ou tb arm when dano lug or piomeuadiug. rjtiHiUM Lanu Sale. The aliaret la this novel enterprise aro iclllng very rapidly. The endorsement It has received from icveralof our leading publlihlng houioi, and prominent dally papers, aa well at the fair ness with which all tho buiinen Is conducted, pro duce thla result. Call at tbo office, 171 Broadway, aud 1, 1 ni ne for yoursclrc. Ado, These painful Infirmities wb. ti so frequenlly pros trato the ijttciu, known aa dUcaios of tbo bladder, klduejs, and urinary organi, aro promptly arrested by tbo curative proper' 1 of llelmbold'i llucliu. Every case of organlo m 11, gravel, dropsy, strangury, duihalca, llkeni-e iicedlly buccuuib to Its Influcuco. -adr. Haiard Cakneil' cud liver oil is the best Death' Door ntitnda Wide Open For those wim eufler a cootn lo "run on" until the Inngs teparate, or the windpipe and the hrnnchial tube bet 'imePoptleitlr dlaraied 1 but for all who retort 10 o'e 1 lomy tf odrAownd and Tnr In the early stages there la initnrdiaie relief, and the abaoluta cerltlnlj of a lernianrnlcure. likc'a lixitiiaclin Drop cure Toothache In ono mlnnte. Hold by all drugxltta at n cenlt .die. V1XAXC1AL AXI COMMERCIAL 1'kidat, Jan. fl 1'. M. The railway ihare mar ket opened quiet at about last evening' closing fig ures, but the disposition to operate was not marked, and prices oon becamo Irregular, wltn a weaker ton Imparted to the market. A the day advanced, however, there were more liberal transactions at de clining quotations, and tbe eneral volume of hnsl nee waa about tb average. Tbe Bt. Paul atocka were heavily pressed for sale, and there were alio ellve operations In Ohio and Mliilsilppl, Nottli wailrrn, Hock Html, and Central. Western Union and Padlc slock shower? a fair amount of business, while Heading, New Jersey Ccntril, PaclOt Mall, Fort Wayne, and Eno wero practically neglected. Tiki Ohio and Northwestern preferred wer erl denlly sustained by the clique Interested la the same, and Hock Island was kept moderately steady. A more deprffled tone wta apparent among the street operator and banker during a greater por tion oftha day, although price rallied atthecloie, with, In some Instance tho best figure recorded. Hie operation nllerfl o'clock were not character I red by tny large rolumo of bnsluess, nnd the ah ten re of any Important outtlde ordera caused con sMerahle comment, lest the predicted early Jmoary rile wonld not prove a rimunt ralire at heretofore antlelpntod. There hs been, howerer, quite a abort Interest ceati'd during Ihe pit feur day, which m.ty In cre the mppori of the clique. Atler 5 P. M, tbo dealing In front of the btoca lixeliange wero more active, a number of aborts baring decided to cover; and those operating for a qnlrk turn were thus asaitted by the ehort In'tTiat ,u making a fur ther Improvernant ol about l ci lit., In several of the more troiulnenl share. The gold matkcl continue dull and destitute of speculative fratnrr, though generally nrru In tone Tie tales of Ihe morning wero at liusaill)),. though in the afternoon the price rote lo 111';, but thu iraiiKastlont cf tho day were restricted. The landing rate were 7 and C II rent, for earning. 11k- recnlpH of gold al the 8ub-TTeasurT were fl 70UM; royment. i2tti,ll5; balar.ee. tfilJOV, 40. The currency receipt werp 1,3I1,OT:1 pay ments, Hll.TO balance, tS.0J1.'iW. The cut tome recvtpt amounted to fnTJ,000. The toial clearing it the Gold Kxchango Dink a ere 31.310. ol); gold bat-nee l.ol5,1t; curieney balances, fli! Wl. The principal quotations were: it"ij A.M....ito.s;aP.M ltc.siSP M... .11c. Fore'.m Ei'hango hat been dull and firm on i'ie baala of ll61W for prime alxty dart bills, 1', llJ'i br tlilit, and tUMS'ttl'MV for comnurclal. li,iiidiiey movement ba been decidedly easier to-day. tU a-enerallty of call loan being mad at the reral bank rut lu currener, though at the clovi tbe Government bund dealers were accommodated at G. The recent lania Kisfrn failure. nd rumored u pocsiou of crotuUM'nt houtc In other sections of the country, are ranting aerlou dlttrutl In the dlt count market, and a serere dltcrimlnallon ol n unci. Only choicest strictly commercial paper finds ealc, the rare langlngatl to"V V rent. tioremmcnt bond hare been qnlet. Daring tmtly lioard. prtcee submitted lo a decline of Sv 't o' one V cent., but iu Ibe afternoon a rrcortry wat noted on tbe intlrr lit, llio market elotini firm. Henry Clew A Co IN W all St., report at S P M t Ml. A'fi nut .ttl'.t I' corrrneri HO lb 'tie. reg..J AJ t i7H ie;t e,ll. reg 1HS llli.lc.jii, ra, ciiuD...liri in.ti li, pt-l.eouo lieV liO1 V.t, V., coup.. 107H lull e-t.lrt.-...M.A.l Wl IWVJJOt, -c.coup ..io; l Ja. corp imi, luMt 19-w reg MA IU7 VAt, T4,conp.. .IW lt-)t 10-11 coup nCv 1 07 i-Sd.fa.conp. .iwv; iiw',lc.p.gola bd. v' wh There was a more active butlnrtt in State bonds At llio earlrllianl old Tt-r,n"eci declined ii V cent, to CSV nd n.wlS tu I'd with a nieqiient reaction in tne lallei Imocs to OP,. New (.lauuary and July) touts I arolinat were uleady at tXV. tbe Atifll and OctoVr duciibing I V ce il lo fi?. Geor gia Tt wire I nn at '.H',. lis selling nt old Yirginlit a; GTwi reentered old at XtM'M. nd llruoklin water loan at IrxV, Mittourl bt being strong at MiJt lex intrn-sti. and New Y rlt coi'nly bonds ai 114 V. e note "altvt of Hank ol Commerce at 117 Mrchnbif. litx anu Fourth National, inj'4 In railroad bi mis there wat alto a well distributed hnaintt do tie, Cenlntl Pacific being til one at IK"i 'x At I' c lloardt Vnluu first t ld at 1S11H Unit trtult, fi7(ifon.i in'ouei. S6 .t5 Ohio and Misjitaipil contoli'laixd. K rir-u o' C. and Indiana iVnlral, rfV, fit ru Paul flrtlt, it,i flrls of lowailivittou, t.'i Wi'iirt arne itcondi, VAS tbot Itock Itlaad MVtue, Wi and C. aud N U rireU at u.'t. On extreuie qnotatlnna. New York Central Mock flu. tuned hvlween fld't it,"ls4 arrlp, S7'3.'(', ll'l W'tJV.", id vi'lng, Plt LaPe Kliolr, Jl, J1',; W aba-l 4 ,l; I ittfurgn. ll'lltkl',, .N iriiwttlern eo'iini n, T i'f't; ine prelerre I, -l'tIH 1 "nek lturd. litis J nil; M l"aul. I l Ihn pre erill, ?iSiJ71 Ohio md Ml-i.l' 1 a- t 1 a". New Jemer Itniral, 1iaJ,1iiiiS and I n Pacific 1-Aii.lt MieMgun On'ral told al llitjtf ll trln Ml V, Vert Wayne, !Hfsa!'i Del aware, Lnckrv'nmm and Western, HIS; ito ton, llitllo-ri, atul Erie, 8; Alton and Terr Haute, sus U&h OLtu ana Mieslttlppl pref'irred. TO; Mom- I Ef-r. WX8SI9V llaunloal and St. Joiepri. (-1 3'Sl Piufi'rred. 1U1; Illinois Central, lUt"titi:i l llLi.ne nd Sioux City, IK); C aud I 1 Ily. 1 line 11.1 ii uua thari", PatiV Mtll ilil. luitett Ik In n nS ".W. tt 1 I m, 41 Ht.V Mn pi 1 turur. t 1,1.' i' 1' it 1; iii-ktilvr Ktl ,t rl' "e quel 00 t ol American i-t ial3, iiid I mitd Male 00 Lioaiug quota liwua an 1. it'i I ri at J T. U A II. 0. VI', SIS' hto Mill MS -ft N 1. Cat ILrcr. ;tg b.H.i tl Lack .4 1 1 KJ t.i.riew i:ai' N .1 Centra t.fi ie rue :.t US I'., inn 1'acifa. l.'t 1 iteadine k tt'S a aniii..l... tt 'it 11 ire i lis, do prel rr, t i.n 1 Vi.-i. t.s 0. 1' 1. lit 4 Ittu-huigh mis US iilit.lt Hah fi 4, onn-eivrn.. 7js i"V Adaun fctoreiit 41 t-t do. rref w 'V r". t,, ax .a 1 Kvctniaud 11 V ioisIAiii.M I'.Kx li I., rortWarue tl'i I'. a. Eiprtit as s II 4 kt. Paul.... )i, 4s HI Central lav HI it. ail. P.Prtd. WS 7VSIil.lI. ei trie ;J '.'!t Mr. J. C. Merserian, the t upular llottator of the New York (mid Exchautre, hat publitbod a r.ilonbU book ul fcUHUlce. pre-Bntinir llio blghtbt nnd lon el dally prtcea of guld iroiu ISfl to 1671. Tt.ero I ulo a complete Hat of the member of both the GulJ ud bkpek i:icl..-in-t, uud (heir ofbier. To U e abovo tt undol the gntte ciearine-t of tho Gold Uxelunt; llariK, which i. mv the amount for tbo tear 1H70 tu Lave been f lS.TT-t.mai.ooi tue high -"t amouut baring been rrcorili i Jul) l'.i, t ICJ.tntu.uUJ ILo trualces of tbe Hvamen's lljlik for baunim have ordered tbat interest lor tbe paat aix moulbt bo paid Jepoiltor 011 turn of fob J aud unJor, al tb rale 01 six per cent, pel annum, and ou sums 1 liceillDf: t-f-OJ, l til ri o.' five per cent, pur an num alo, an extra Merraf at 1I.0 amo rates, pay. able on and alter Monday, in 1 it'll luat. UAXK1XU AXH FJXAXCIAI.. i0. nu W ALL ST III 1 1 I New luiiit, Jau. ti, it'll, j In eontiecllon with th home of JAY COOKU, Mcl'CLLOCn .t CO., NO. 41 I.OM HAKD ol'ilhTtr. LONIIO.'I. we are rr'paied to purcbue and ell STIIItLING liXCHANGH. to I aue COMME1UTAL CHElWl rj AND CTIKTL VIS LET--llvltH I'Olt T1UYEI I. ICKS, available iu ull parts of the wurld, TO KXECU1K OHDKU3 IN bKcUlHTlBS. to make CA11LE 1 II.VNSr-UHS Of MOKUY, nd lo transact any butlneet wrtalnlng to an AMLltU'AN HANlil.NG JlOL'bE IN LONDON JAY COOKIJ A CO. New York .IlitrUcla, 1'itiiiAT. Jan. 6. Floiii anu Meal Ttie market ttas qniui, owing to the siorni aud the abseace of loiclgn udtioes, but pniLk rulod very fitiii, with an upwunl tendency In tbo ouiitniuii mil medium Krtdis of hiate and W, aiern rlourt 1 inld o.lW bhn. at ti la 13. 75 for niperanc, (on I(i..i5 tor shipping extraa, uud t'lViatHn for medium tu 1 boico paktri' and famry brttiiit riouihern flour nil. tteadyi ihlpjilim curat. tn.'Akf Mi 1 ide aud family eiliai, yu'VtfJ live 11 mr arm at fijoj y&oti for P1.0 aud aiipitfl.-ie. Coin meal in bettor (le maud at tliJIIH. Willi the sale of tax) bblt. Uratnlr wine at the higher llgure. lluikwhoat ttour, ta.lOj gala 100 Bi. 1'KOviaioM -Pork wat quiet and unchanged 1 aalct In lots ul '40 bbls. at fill vi for old mott tU (or inr, and f il 50 lor tlear. and iitl bbit. seiicr Alaicb, at I'll lleef iu modoiale Uoitiund, and 1tealr1ta.es liw bblt at 1104117 for plain a.id eura niett. Tierce bee" quiet and um hang I. Cui meats more active but easier, sa'e of 000 tcs. pn kled hainaalUSe. ancll.Uii do.ntll'ic. Itacou lu tulr demand aud tieadyt aabs 7W hxt Wt'iicru al tOSc. for hint clear, und tidlixt. city at lUViitllc for long cletr, and HSc. for thoit elear. Hretaeii hogt dull alSSittHc Lardf nrly active, hut rather weaki sales SjU GjO pkgii. ai llvailSc fur vflltrn, and 11 Vo. for city aud JW lea., 1 etiruury, at 1 ;mo. Uattsr and cbuow tleady. M'.vpniia-Colton was fairly acttro but lower 1 lalci S.Btta baka at lie. lor inld lung uplau ii, and ll.se lot low middling, Tailow In oett.r demand 1 talus 173 umt Be, city, su, at SUtc- bitarlno steady al 2iijsc. Whlikey moie actite but rather wengi aaiei liw bbit, at Sljlf.V, hplilla turpentine flriniHoObhli. tuld at utl'ic aud cloalur al Ibe latter Uguro. Koaiminitl ti IIM on the spot (urstraiued. aletaliqi 01 tiul uriu. reightt dull, Uuooi an -Coffee quiet bnl firmtUlo, 11118 1; -1.1 Java, lWxISCi aud Kaiaralbu, Ilj,l7c, all gold. Jin intli't -Donicillo In (air demand Iroiu Um iradd aud iteadvi aalei 430 bhls. N'rw uiloant at lKit73o. Illoo In ifood douiaud 1 sales ISO tcs. al Va ,7SC. fur Carolina 1 foreign nominal ats-ataSc gold, l:i tioud. tjugar Ituw inoieacilvu out still weag. Fair lo good roihimg. US 'Jo. i sales 473 ubda.at HS fl-'o. lor Uemor.ira, aud IKl his. Havana at 10r, lli ilucd oasler at lLgiiDtC lor bards, aud ISkc. while "A (Ikain Wheat waa a shade firmer, bnt very qnlet 1 salti u.OOO bush, at td.Mutll 41 lor neTiprlny I1.W4 llJOInr amlitir wblti. aud tl.Sbtittl kl for wnile We em and Michigan. Ilye quid aiioc.iill.ul tor Wetteiu and Male. Ilailoy scarcely to nun. leallngtomoru liualnoaat sale 18,000 liutli. at fiuti fur lair CauuUa (V "IL aud HSiilOc. for two ruivcd btaio. Oat more ac tive and arm 1 aalia 34,010 btnli. all? j.vjc, for b.ck, w t' ic for iulxe.1 1 Including two cirgott it YVo'teru nt lie range, afloat ttod lu store), nd nfli to, (or whito. ru tu good roqiiaai at biittur prlcea t talei, 'lAS&i t' sh ai ,ini c lor new yellow Western, 7u7m toruiiicd do., aud ide, fur lOijiui Uoulbern wliko. T it litre Htock Market. yjlYonK F'llr. Jn. .-Flfl) eight ear loads, or !t0 beeres arrived loilar, aod were telling slowlr rvr iMlw y for eoinmou lo prime native tlecn, and sellers called the market a shade Inwcrthan II was yet terdar. Hinootb, (at Kentucky, Illinois, and Ohio rattle ot7.a;xcwt. net, were generally selling at liUHe. ine receipt of ttirep were Mjg ear loads, ar S.ros head Th wealher waa decidedly bad for the whole sale trade, and Ihe d-minit for sheep wai not to good at it wat yeiterday. Hale Include S car lotdt of Ohio, Illinois, and ftiaiaalieep al 4)1ia r., with part of a car load of prime Canada ineep. '3 rat. ar., at 7Se a few sheep and lamba mixed at and at.ue Cana da lamut ai 6Vc. Swiite 'nierecelpUwerellrars.orl.Mthogi.alUt fortieth slrect. The market was dull at7ttl.Sc. V rt. fi r heavy and light hora. The only tales before 'Cntnge were ,'iriMi Ohlot. !f: t. ar nt 7c Wester tltsiicd were iclllng at 1 Vc, and city dreised at 8X'AUc. MAltlXV JXTBLUaXXCIl. lirtATr ALU AN AO THIS IIAT. Sun rites... 7!3iHunieit 1 n Moon rise.... S 41 moil WAT -THIS HAV. Sandy Hook. 7 S3 Gov. lil id. 8 44 Hell Gate 10 CI Arrlred-FRIOAT. Jan. SawhlD Aleena, Liverpool, oars. Hteamihlp II tetla, Liverpool and Uontowo, mow nnd pit HletrailJp Calabria, Liverpool, mdse and pa-. Pleamehlp Leo, navannah, ludae. and pass. Hh 1, (lenpwi, lltmlmrg, mdte. Snip Teioiilar. Haa Krtncltco. mdt. Iltrk Kl. Oevemck, llio Janeiro, eoRVe. Haik (loethe, gjeemlown. In ballait, llrlg Dlrtto, Cardentt. auger trig H i. Hlii Grande de S11I, hHet, AC. Fcbr Vein Potter. M tyaguet, I'll, fruit. Alio, the utual river sun cnauwiia vrsteta. $tlttr.t&3 JlOlttCJ. It la Well lu got Clriir nl n Cold the Pint week, but It Is much heller and safer to rid ycunelfoflt the firtt fnrtr-eliht honrt-lfle proter remedy for the nnrpoie bring Dr. Jay-.e'i l.'xreelorant. Boltl by all Dregglatij ttrrnmn C'lthnrtlc liorntrre, for CnMlvre nets, piiit, and liytpe-a. An en eUrnt ta harli" for vnung aud md. f hev tr mud, rrtlcaciout, harml't', nuiel tegeithle. very atreethle to in tatm. A peal I've in 0 forivntNnulon and 111 attendant vllt. and al all timet a pteattnl and rerialn ralhtrue. 30 cenlt lerbox. Sold bv all dragglau Dr. Hn,rp' f'ntnirh Itempily.-tVii) reward for an inciirni.le rate. Hold by Iiu-'.. r tr until, tm i i'iiit I'autnliict free. Adiircta It. V PIKUCft, M. D., Uuflulo, N. Y Unlit anil I'nrllea tt. Hnnvr nail Ituln. Iloult nnd iboci, all "trim and prlre. at .MtLl.Ul tu i .1 I'm n iqiare M.lilttlKI). llAivrJl-MIint'llV -Inihli city, br tbe Ibir. II Krn-e. Tno-na .1. llaker, ol llrooklyn, lo Lbarloue Muriby, ufNew Yorl.-. lilllsilLSKV-tlTMANIJV-rif Police Justice Jonn Sen, llyman llrltjttky lo Cecilia Itimann. CEF.LY-IIKbUliNH.-ny U10 Iter. Un William P. Mnrrigh. Itooert Ceoly to Mary Ht.itl itid. 1:01 II Mtls II AltLp: tty 'the llor. A. 71. Wystt, Jpteih (roiliant to Jane Hague. lilLl.lMHIAM-GiMiHIiAY. In thliclty. bythe llev Johng. Ilaugh. Wm. Daitel D'l.lDitl.tm, oftrilllams 'lurch, to K.ta Kale (lood.lay. Dl'liANH-KUKDKa- Ur the Iter. 1). Erotae, Jo. A. tlnranl to Cleinettllne Krole,. FOIKiKK-llt LL'K K.-llv Ihe Rer. Uriah Jlretlltr. Chit 1:. Force' In .lotepine llullock. I1.MIIIIA.-I.EW1H.-In ih'sclty. by the Ir. John 8 UmiuIi, .Irani oariga, ol Eatt New Yori, to Klenor More Lt wit. (i.MlliN Kit TI Mn!'.-y the Iter. Thorn llrnry fill. t.dwsriKlarilner 11 llebecc Timon t. IIM UHil-voiiKI. -Iir the Her. Julius nnrhart, .laeoh llati'iert to Julia Vogrt, HILL LKF -lu tburlly. by Ih.t Iter 'Andrew Long, tr, e. Jot eph F Hill, ol Pcrantou, Pa, to Fannie J. Lett, of t'.n IdcS Lake, X J. IIKVKIl-ltlUIAtlllSON.-Tlr the Iter. Philip I. Datiet, Alonxo litter to AIRe 1). II chardtnn, IIKNNIIIN -THOMAS In ll.it clly, by Ihe Iter. Jno it. Ilaugh. Andrt-w .Itrk.on llennlon 01 iirren Parttb, L I., t-i Mary ralatrine 1 homat, of Vew York. IIAI'I NHfRIN-liKltlillKCI ti -Ur tne ller. John 8 Itaoih. Frank Ilnieiitiriu to Annie HerdreciK. HIl.ANIi -HKUIUAS In lit village of Itrrerdth. br ihe lie llnnri il So nblns litmal Jetto Hllaao. of KitiLtt rl.t;r, 'o Jtni' K'lrabclb Ilernan KAIIN-IIHI.'NNLU II T Ui Iter. Laxirut Loeb. rarl Knhn to Ktrth jirnnner. il 'ililLL-9WKKrsi;!t-In th t ctfr. hr Ihe Ker .1'iht, Lore. .Ir ..lotepn I'ttlin-r Mtrrlll, of New York U' Horeuce A. bwectier. of l.t nn, Matt. MiuilJK tv ll.I.stis -Ur (he ller. Hob. W. Ltrrti, Samuel Moore to Kale Wliuon. M MtriM T hllllAUK.'L lly the Iter. Alexander M, lA-in, 1 barlet Joit ttrlfneitv Jane Ann Shearor. Mri ll.tMIl K-I'LI IVAN -Mr the ller. I)r Wm Starr. Vicar (Itinera! of the Archdiocese o(New York, Znlin Mil n"i in Ann Sudiran. MollhlliiChK-ot'lCK.-lly tho Iter. Stephen Iter, rut. .Ir .('nruelius Mnrriiontr to Anns P.. Quick. Hi't'llllii:-! I HNUt -Ily the llev John it. llangh, Putri, k Mi Un 1.' to 1 aiherlie Turner. Mi-l.vthN'-PllLUH K.-tu the loin of MorrllaHa, byiiicllrv Aiihur Pniit, Darld Lruc McFwcuo4U--it.'lt, Mltn., to Louli A. Poliock, of tue forraer place. OALLET-I)AVI3-ny the r.ov. A. II. Wyatt, John A to Fmdy ilarlt Ol'i KMIKlMI-Ut-Miilldr.NSTEIIN.-ny the l!ev Laxarux laieb, Jatoa Upeiihelmcr to Hi tty Morten tlera I'KT IH.Il-McOrinrs-nylheKeT lohnS.Uang!i, Wm. llrnry I'etufer lo Usenet Auu UcUulre. IIATPS-KltA IT.-Iiy tne Iter. U. IV. Uree. Michael lla; to Anna KratL. Ku iVI 1.1-novt KI.L.- Vt rnrdham. by the Iter. 7! I ward H.whlo4i. Ataitla-.t Minister of the Church ul Ih 1 ran-flfura'lon of thit elly, IMa-ard flowe.l, ol Nea Viok 1 1 SiarvMutrt Howell, of Forubam. SMI ill l.t r 1 1 K In (bit cltv, nt the Iter la.net L Ho lire of ttri'oiiltn. Jamttt 'I. Smilli, of Long llraue'i, N. .1 1.1 Amanda 1. t; e 8I.LI'tv-M'ii;iiKVRTr.nv -lly Ihe Itev Lata rat lTp. Kimon heliguitn 10 llu'irtette Morgentteru 1: illlStl -t (UlNtV FIX -In this c ly, ur lite Iti-v Ji hp S II iuh. Ilodton tiedowa, searing, of II odi'tn Ij Mart Mara tret ..rnw II of .atnd'a Pomi llfl s.i:iinp.ll-Blt.Mii.-lir ihe llev. J S. Hiugb. lb nry Trettcd-'r to Katy Ann llrady. vv iiHSHsnLAnt-Arre.iiiaitr.-rtr tne nr. W. W. Attetuury, KllUan Van tteuiKlKrto Ollv.a I'm irt Aiterbiiry. VMLL-4-iTI vlfLMt-lly the Iter. Jnllui Ebrardl. John ii'ul 10 Ktlrabcth Rtheu.i'r. MLl.lt.M-Mcl.LAY-l!yUieneT. Wm. a. MiVVj. liooeit II. IVilliauu uiUme McL'lay. 7Jjro;c;. riAVIH.-ln thti city, on Monday, pee 19, 170 by J it 'aintiel .Inirra, of tho boperl'ir Co irl. Kdliillnu liavtt 'torn Llru A Dtvlt. li fhall lie ltwi"ui lor in p'.a 1. nd. Kdmund A. Davis, to marry again. Cue 01 diro ce, a-lnlierv. (I VNriflN -In this ctlv. on Fildav, Iec. la. by Jndge Cliu litis L. Mniiell, 01 tne Suptirlor Court. Owen Gau n 1 from (I iritni 'tanuoo. It fthali lie lawfn for tb' n ..iiiitnotven (aaunon, to uairy agalu. Came of 01 tw.ee, adultery. It I Kit. UKLLIvailAM -lu lirooklyn, on Trlrtay morning. Jau. t leTI, .laneJH lielllngbaiu. betored ffo ol Jttmtn H. Peiiinlitm. und ilaueuter of the late Joteph aud And Jane leritll. A7ed ti icart, M month, and days. The relatives and friends of the family, and thoreof her liroiher-in-l tw, I11I111 w ricbenor. and her nnclcit, Henry. Alexander. Ldward, aud Joaepii cadiey. art re. (pecan Ir Invited to attend lite funeral from her lalt retiaenie, 417 Gold si llruoklyn. on bunday, Jau. e, at lim rT.-On Jan 1. at midnight, Anna.widow of Wm. Iintt. acd titeart an iT7 data. I lie reialitrt and lr cu.lt of the famllr are levlted to attend the funt-rat fioni tne rt-tideuee o(iierion-in-la Win. II. lAHtey. 0 bouth Id 11., between Cinand7th sit.. Mioox'ytt. I), ri.. on Monday, at 1 o'clock P M. UI.IIW N. At llcllcvill-. N J on Weducwuav, Jan, I, l".!. .lo'm It. llrowit, axed 17 year. The rolalivrs and friend! nt me family are respect ful y liivieil m aitertl ine fiineial from hi. late resi dence., llellet 1 le, N J., en Hun.lty, .Ian it, at t P. t Ca-r1.11; 't h il leave .lie Hodoaoii fcrrv al 11 A.U. '.'AMI'llKI.I. m itmratlar. Jan 1171 llrljgi-t, wife ofWm Camt bell ii (he IWih year trh.-r are llrlativet an I ri. di of tne lamilt aud Pimm of her ont, William and J-iuict, her 1 r uner, Patrick Mc tirtth. ann mn-in-iaw AndrwW ith. a' 10 ihe t-tchart of HI. Painck't Hundat Sct,tol. are reapectuilr luvitod toalieud the tutieral irom her lai 1 roejueucii, 41 Marlon at., 01 uu lav afternoon, at 1 o'clock. POLK On Friday Inn. 0. Irene Floyd, danabterof Ulr'iard F. id Kale Colo, aged 1 year, 0 montbi, and 19 da 'i. Ine re a'lvcs anl lrb nil nt the famllr are respectfnl ly invite 1 10 iiucn I the luueral from the reaKteni-c ol tier parei ti.. Lev, 11 St., ov York, on nuntsy afternoon, IV o'clo, u K l- NNKDY. From 'heretlderce cf her ion Wllfnm 0 Iri r th .einilni if Margaret Kenneily, leparird ti, 1 life on th mn Intt, ged Kreaii. at 1 born In Krbeggai, county Gtlwai, In-, and, w.ll lo U"H lo si. .lames' Church, in Jtmte i ai lOo'elouk A ki. to-day, wueie a matt of requiem will be offered lor her tours repoatt. The frbndt of Per ti-pt. William anl rdre. and bcr ton In I. tit. Mai I'i Hit'U Ut, arc le.pLt iliv atkud tu aitend Iter ubicqulet 111 1 lie aaovo caurcli. at 1 o'clock p. M to day. MK.Mtlll'.lt.-On Thursday. Jtnnirr S, Mr. Marw tlrarlier, age 1 M years, a ualire of Uallytn,bara.'ooiui. ty llpperat Iteltiud. 1 tin rrinilvit and .rlendt are most retp-'CtMlly m vllo, Ito ti'cud her riinirai fruui her Ulu lei.dauco. al Cnnnon II on tJiiuday. at 1 o'clock. moukisskv -on Tliunday, Jan, J, Mar", wUem Mli iui Morrittey. 'llilrp".di aid relatives are Invited 10 allenil Jiex ftiiio.al fiom her lato rcelJencc. 131 Woonter st. ill! Iioniion at lw o'rloca. MriioYi I'-L- -On Friday, Jan, 6, ISTO. afl -r a short 111 .test. .Mary Ann .Mcliowtll. widow of ibe lulu Wm. Mc, Iiomimi, ua.lve of tbo couuly Caran, Ireland, in tile i':ih year ot her atte. The relit. vet and friends of the ftnrly are rcincct. fully Invited to attend the lunerul from her late rest durcc, 91 Mouroii St.. 011 fcuujjy, Jau, 8, at I o'clock Vll'tAH"'. On Wednesday, Jan I, AlrredCyntirigrot tu uf iVIIIia'ii and MatUl Shears, aged e years, I' 1110.1t.it. an 1 13 dst. 'the friends ol the family are rospcrrfnlly Invited to at'en I in inn. ral frcuii the Allen it. M. h. CP ircboL snudav, .it I o'clock P M. TIIOMl'bO.N.-On Thursday night. Jan. 3. James Mor ris, cldovl ton of Sarati A. and Ibe late James '1 bomb son. In Ihe ilClii year of his ago. Ilelailvet and lilonds o( the family ar rrtiieeirnlly Invited 1 1 attend b a funeral, on Mmojy, tho f-i,i inn at i s P. M ,f oin bli late icildenco, va 10UI No.; 3d at,, ivilllinithiirgh, LI, WALII. l.ev. Tboma Tbe memberi of I'roteitant Ooys' I.odac, No. 4. A. P. A., ami u( titter lo-ltot, are rupcclfiilly Invited to nlleud tbe funeral uf Ihe de ccate I nruilmr. from his lino rmu-lncc, 101 Wetl am st nn enuday afli riinou (Jan 1. tt 1 o'clock P. M. W. I). Mckinley, It. H. PlirKII IL UKII), W. It. A. P. A. rne oiin ers and memorrt of Prentlco Iloya" I nine. No. 1, A.P A., are requested to meet at their lidgn rooms, cor. Mint, and Sill av.,on Suuday, at 14 M fn the purpose of paying rhe la-t trihuto of rntpoct to our decuaied brother, the ltev. I hou, as Aalth. WM.bl'ISvt Altr, W. M, But, LtTtirnsTov, Sec, pro tern K.viiKii.Lrj 1iDiiE, No V9, A. P. A. The member i'i llio above Lodge nnirooiiuatod attend the funeral of their late brother, the Iter Thomaa W ilth, on bun da next, at 1 o'clock, from 101 Wett .tin tu (ly order, jAkaa DuoLtaa, II JOHNIWIIt IU, W. M. AUKl.luua Loiiux, ho. 3?3. F. A A. M.-I'ha members 01 IhU Lodgo are uoiirtcd to attend an emergent com muni. atlon ai the L 'dge room) on Sunday, Jan. 8, at U o'clock M., (or the purpoao 01 atlending the fu neral of our lale brother, M irk Kennedy. Ihe fraternity are reapcctfully luvile-itfinartlclpitd. Funeral service will I e held IP th long- 100111, bo g'.uuiug at UiSO precisely. Ily order ot the Matter. II. CI.W LANIUS, Sen. AMBRirre rrtti'Tin. Vo.Sli, It. A M.-lbo compan ions of this Chapioi are hereby Lotlned to attuud a febi'ciul ronvoiuiiou i.f t iu Chapter on Mm lay, Jan. H. at 14 o'clou't M.. tor t.iu ,uipie of atieud'ug iltu (u uer 11 of mr latu coiupaoion. MurK Urn'" ly. Ur .iiler (ir.o, 11 PIU LAV. II. P H. I'l.A" I, tan "-er Noril'i 1 1 11 i. 1 isof li' Mr it it-it n II ft Ir't al her. t 11 1 1 I f In "ft -r 1 111 a II tl.V l! ui i, u t. jtk, fmmpi I is al, WM l.i,i nu P??',!U tpli. 8.i,000.-VVUAT C3 viLIj DO I 8BAUM SELLING KATlDLt I nOC8E8 AKD F0IITUNK3 roll B0MK ONE, AMD ITtEUIUM GIVEN AT ONCE. noiIliSTKADS, FABMS, ASD VILLA BITES. atikett-fiyb thousand in rniZEb t to rut DL3TIIIUUTED AMO.IO flUAtlilITOLDEIt3. 1 Addresi for partlcaUtt oace of UtlEAT PIlEillUM LAND 8 VLB, 177 f.roadway. New York. A KTI filll'S tip.KAr iivpvoric TUB MlWr IMIOltTANT MEDICAL UlSCOVKItY OF THE AGE. Till ONLY AUTIF1C1AL rnoliPCEIl OF NAIL'I'.aL 8LRKP KNOWN TO MEDICAL SCIENCE. Al AN ALLK VIA roil OF PAIN, no matter from what causes produced, IT IS PKEIILES.1). For allaying MLN'TAL AND NEItVOUS LSCITK.VE.NTb, II poi-ict-ci the advantage orrr all other opiates and toda lives of earning no subiequcat ill cffictl or doraoge mtntof Ihtljitem. 1 1 1 Fr it.CT3 may oe ItMICLATKD WITH Aa MCCI1 CKUTAUTT Ab CLOt'KWUIlK. lttioperatton may 0 matte Borne diate or gradual, and the durallou IrmlUtd lo any de-tlre-J pcrlo-l. II tt 8AFF, AND 1T.EASANT TO TACE. Il It rca'lr ntrful Soothing Byrup tor tofnntt, bectute It CON l A1N1 XOIIIlNO THAT C N I'OSIIILY IN- JciiK Tin; mojt delicate oiiuamzation. n Il tb DtST SUllsTITCTE FOII CIILOIIOFOUM, OPIUM. Oil UOIU'HI.SK, becatne It produces all Ibe electa without earning any of tbe bad cooscqucace which so (reqatnlly follow their use. AN OYEHDOfH CAN D J NO l.NJUltr. NO FAMILY HUOULU aIU WITHOUT U. btcsut It afford a safe and pleaiint AlSSUAGCit'QF I'iJN, 1N1KIINAL Oil BXPElLVALv It wlQ eatm tyx CIIObSEST 11ADY to fall into a-prraaamt 6LELT IX A FEW MI.SL'TEB. II will restore trm Appalto aod tffi proto th DtgctUr Fnoct Krj bedter than. The tret cf Urate compound aotd as "tlUlert," uecaamiiacfl an the chylo and blo.xL rel lertug both ot tluao Afflpurmes which retard dtgottion, and affording 'ba tnutclot of tbe alomacb rrcedom from mental and oerrouiirtOa. esces, which slwayi dtstarb tb proceu of digestion. suFFEREiiiFiroii AsrryuA will end tb OtlltAT HTrSOTIC a certain relief, enabling tbe raort afflicted patient to enjoy 1 rctrttMoc, tuvlgoiaUng sleep, which theycoald raol otherwise obtam. Pcrrooi of eituee sexvuffcrrog from Hypochondria, eiceailre Nervouinck. Loll or Memory, rrcllulacti, or any of tb many Aaordcri whlrn arise from Cerebral or Nervous Derangement, whether the rusult of iclf-aimtc, neglect, or hereditary, will ft ad Inslantaneons and efl cllrc relief. Jioosclrsat who run lb rtiktof an attack of Dellilatn Tromiirta tbroughthelr cicceici will But It tbe belt prcrontlTe of I'icharaUmlir, bei ante It will luiare them a 6O0.VD, ItEtliEblltSU SLSLP WITHIN 3d MINUTEd. Tnole afnic'el with lUiauitiatltm, Netiralgra. Tic Douloureux, or Gon:, whether chrouic or acute, are as t'jted cf relief ty taking a (our doiet of (IIIEAT HYPNOTIC, l'rc.iaredaolsolaby AltlllUIt CO.. Illoom t7 Park row, New York, Anl for talc by Dr ig -.lit generally. KVKlTvliNK DilHIlT TiMTiiAII I'A Ill.C 10..'J great Ind.tn nory, ent.tte 1 OLD UALIFOHMA JOB. 1I1K ORIlT AMHKICAN sII.MU'itllOOTEB, which tti I be comnino3 1 In No. ,71 ot the FHIL&IPE coMI'AM.i.v ool Jtn 11 ritt tt tin lou'itUly U, greatest lud'.un itory that h 11 erer bean wri'ltn. Tbe 1 abject of tt, California Joe, tiowa all oter the country at the grcaieil iltla; scoat tho crack eaot ot Uerdan't ooltbraled thirptliootcrt and one tbe boon etmptcton of Kit Carton. He performed mire-won-dtrfrjl (eeta ot valor amojg the Iodlans than ajy otuor liviug man. Don't (all 10 re 1 1 theopenlag enaplers. Tint Fireside Companion it tor lle ly all ntwsdaatcrs. and will bct-ntio any t 1rv.it fur ono year on vtcelpt uf thrredilliii. by UttOl.dH MI'SIJD. l n-ekintn -1 Viw T' lk. TI1U OVIJIt I.OIIU "lltll .--i: IO IJtl TnK WOODSTOCK (1VKIIUKIK HOTI'.L CO'IPANY Tt'H.I, LX.VSK toli A HlUUlr.ll lilf VKalO tie WooiUtoea overlook Uotui. It) mllaa n-oni Vew York. tHu iitd on ot" look Al in-itain, f mtloa fr-mi Kortdoot, Uirotti Kinrtton, 7 rroni the Vrti!!irnny iiatiii n on Ibe IL auu O, IL IL, anJ I irom lYtKilituck vtiiaau. Thit new Hotel It now onmplttal, and will be emit hr rtrJirn-tl ready for a cm. nil -n nr iho noilwc mer't tuaineta. The imUiug it three atonea hlgra villi ricncn root. nno too 11 vt lot.g. with a wina two tiorlrt Mr., 34 feel Inng, anJ 70 I4?i wide. It rt rep. ele with all utotlarn oonwuencct, and couta'Ut Huttiiiii. A piitxzt.lv ft-vt in wiutb, ruint-aloua the cDUre fimiA aud arouiitl one nnd of the builifliur. givrw a brotl prouie nade of laiieet la U'nuth. The ground re1 ild oni with wtlka, erivjtici groutidv tu n !irhoittei. Ac Tw II lUd la raty uf aceuit iro.u Wu idetoe... over a eiarrtetl rt vt beUininog to Um Cutupa: y, aad 01 com para'lvrlr Ilclil gr 10. lite blttetu ui; wiuch tho Hotel tsslt'iatet commands a moiiiitain view ntturrat-eit for lernuiy and variety cmhraciug (bo Cnttkiif, Miaraccmik. and llerKfiurti range, (ine hunnred rullet of the valley cf the Hud son tretproa't out beatn. ih tititur. Propofalt tur letting iiu Hotel for a Urn ot r.nrt will 14 ricc'lred uuul January 13 l-rj, i-m lurther partlrultri Inquire of lllo.s. II. THEMiEU,8ciiuiy Won.li..,i.g Overlook Hotel Company, lloudout or lilugixu. (iOI.II PH.SM, FOLEY' rlNKIltll.il PKNt, THE lll.Sl" AMi IKPK4T. I'ACTOItY ANll 8ALKll()(IM tTti IIKUAHIVAY 1)1 A .HON OS Tl iiltrof Slid mid (ThO. O, ALLEN, Mil llruadvtay, under rit. Nioiiolat II ic-i. tl K I' I i l A l7l ll.t IV IN (irt. MMMOt., on UiriKKlKli. ALAflA.MA- Kvira Nn. SI Jau urL S4. 41. K, 3; 17. I. 3. 96. t. II, 41. PAIIIjC.MI-1 If NO 10 Jtn. lilt. IlK H 12. 31, '."J I. 31. 331, 71. 9, 5(1 KrUvTt'CRY-Litrt r aaa .So. IfW, J.tu. 0. ill It 1J. r1. 6, W, 4, JS. 1, 19, ft. tt. 7. KliftrUrKt -iltu No. lla, Jill. f). 1871. 11, an. (j, re. 11. tU. U. IS. M, SI. 7, 97. Prtrra catheu. luioritiaiitm lumuhel, auu circular unl lu ahute, aud aUo iloyl ilnvaua lailtariet. 1. i.'LU I ri. Iirakitr. llroadwty lt Hilton ti undjPurartw TTta A LTl AV AN A MITTKIli. ITtrr pud in gold. Intoroiattnn lurnithed. Tho h'clir-t 1 tic 1 paid Iir doubloon, and all kin li ol toll kLUtllvcr. 1AYI.OII Ai til.. Hanker. lb WalMew York. tfll'J fi IIIIF.M V.-IIV.al7"llAVA.vIoi Trl.l. I'llAi't Caalli' I llilollllalltlll t;IVOIl ClrcUiUrt tontt Ibe Irado ip,iiio.l. J. U. MAItlTNJaX 0) COH 1) XSail i., box I Jei"i I'oti iittlno. Ol'FlClAx. HTATH.ll I'.NT AMI DLL'liAU ATION. DECLAllATION OF TIIK II i.tKH OP COl'NTY CANVASSKtlrl OF Till. I'Ull.'il'i tlFALU VOltK In rtdarloii 10 voius given tor IniiH'cliirt of riertiun. tne lluard of conntv Canvaitcre o( th Cotiutv of Kew York, having caut.ied anl etumutud Hie vote given fit th" teveral Election Dlitricu In each ol tb erej-al Warda 01 M city aud ominty, at the lleueal Klcotioii bold 011 the Hth day of Nuvemoei, A. D. lift). dohcrvDy oertlfy, tleiermliu aud dtclarei rirrxxNTU waud. That J.IIIH MACAULEY and (IKiilKlK yy. HLUN I', bribe greatitti uipnoer of volet, a'ltre duly eleeoi1 In iix.fl"!' ii i. ect ion lor the Twe.lm LibcUjO D.sirlot of thu i iilouuiu itard. Tl1.1t J UIES C.8PKNCKII and OEOliOli WILI.IAWttdN. by tbe greatest number ul volet, wero duly elected In specton 01 hlecilou for III 1'birteealb Eleetlon Du Lriclol llio Fifteenth Ward. alXTEXSTU WillD. That JOHN (1I10TII and JOHN Don n. hl.l.Y by the grcatuti number uf tutet, were duly elected In peetort of Klccuoii for llm t'nil blvcuou Dlslrivl of die bliteiulh Ward. Tbat ANTON MULLEN and TIIOJIAS CHAlVKllltll, by the greateit munber of vote", were duly elected In tt.eii in or Election for llio beouud Elecilou Dlllriet of the Mxtocuta Ward. Ut MICHAFI, CVIIII.I.aiul THOMAS DhLAMtY. by the greatetl nuiiiber ul von a. were duly eleeUil In 11. ct ton 01 Ulei'iioii fur tbe I lord Lieclion D.Krlct ol the bixteeulb Ward. T hat JOHV CD YI.U nnd IIKIIN lll (IAKVBT, by the grcaU'it numner or v ote, wer dnty eleetod In spot tint or i.U'oiioii lor the Fourth Kicctluu Uliirtot of tbo Mkieuulk tard. llUt THALER fl IlLIHgani (I T 'pltlMiiHI'llli, by ttu .iri.it tt 1 '1 ulier o. in' ivitj 'l,n el -cl d Intp 1- t I' 1 1 .11 Iui t:,e c. 1 e.l,.. ,,,i t 1 1 1 1 a 1 Ward, 1 at MH'MII'vr 1 ,i w 1 1 1 1 iv bl 1. c 41 -t uaiap 1 111 vo CJi VfC.'O d !y U ,vd SptM XloliCd. Jmmm inl m'.0" ?i Klec'leo f or tb BUth ElKtloa Dlilrkt tt fH themxieenih trd. 'Smmmm That HmM IlIi'llATll) tllLLaand 'lal k. ,k. J"" N It HO tv ,v, lnn.eV,I,,t',, n'tmber of vote, were duly elected mmm if th.XVenh,w.0r3 S"enth KleeUon Wm Tbat 9mmm ."Ht'lAM CUIIRKTtLY aod mmU PHlLlr nclmwRLi.. mmm VT tr.e greateit number of rotes, went itnl tetai.t 1 akTaral if Wxr:,,tnfvvi0rd ,3f Mffi&&M&'8S' Tbat mmm FttANK DWYKII and mmm t.. ,k. 1'ElKII IIOOMK, ny tne greatest number or rotes, wtra dm altered Tna TaTaTarA tn.x't'eJitn-'vr'.'rS0 tM SS't? tiff&l'tft 1 That tH .top CPU MrOINNand ..t.- JAMf.8 McllOtVELL, by the gritted nuinber of totes, wer dolr elected In-, mm) zwz&tSwri for Tea,,, wfiawa iH JAMhS C. DYNES and mU JOHN CIIEA.MKIt, aTaateit number ol votes, wer duly elected I 1 mm B!xV..ilua Wo0.' K1""1U, K'ccllon VM,i H THAviEL JAItVU, Jr., and 1'k.Tlill MJKMKIIY. mU iwit.r. r7 iT,,J;.,!b'.,0'.l0,C,'w"d,Xeleeted In- oftSi bi?.nKl'bCw'JrDd.'0r Xm,mt EIOC"on Uuuu That WILLIAM LAMM ted OKOKUE MhlllllTr. try th trattiwt number of rotea, vet duly elected In mm ir.Kx.'w'.s' i'Mau fBais! That THOMAS FA1II1ELL tnd aal PHILIP 1I1IADY, by tbe greateit number 01 roles, were dnly elected In LH ".."I t,V.'c,l0.1f?J' Fonrttnth hleciloa Di- 1 lb 11 blxieeutn Ward. MAI1TIN llUtlKIN and JACOIl DEMUTH, by the greauat number of voles, were duly elected In LTaTH t&lfVlt.'' h i!:llSn f.ur tu ll"eclb Election Dutilct I 01 iur bixiecuin tv ard, 1 aSaSaaSJ That 1 mM IltCtLAIID MCULLON and JlilLS OIIAHAM, 1 by the greaieti numner of rotrt, wero dnly elected In aTfl 11 tcioit of Klectiou for the Sixteenth Election District mU ul tnoauicouiu l aid. 1 LTa Ibai mm NOAH TTTOWELLnd aaH JOHN 1'OIIIL by the greeted number of rote, were dnly electee, 1 kH iatpertor nr Flection for th Bevanleeoia Klectlva m Ditrietof tbosixteeotb IVaii). Tbat WM MYlTt M YEH. and mU DAVID llb.NulgUh'S, I by th rnatetl biiiuuea- ul vule. wer dnly elected ntpcclort ut Klrcilon for the Klghueutli Election 1 lafl buiricl of Hit HlileiMitli Ward. 1 aiTxaiiijTn waxd. That PETEIt GILLESPIE and mU JALOU W IlINUHAM, by th gretvi nntnbcr of volet, wer dnly tlecrwl kTtH liiaiieciort of Election (or the Flnt Elecilou DUirlca ih tMventccnih Ward. Tbat MU JOHN IIE1LLT and MU JOHN IMNLY, iH by th treiirit nnmher of votes, were daly elected In- kftafl ti ectortol Elecuon lor tbe second Election DHlrlct ot aTfl tbo aeventeentn Ward. 1 aTH Thai I JOHN J. FAHHELL and JOHN D. HUM. IVAN, by th greateit number of volif, were dnly eleeted In- Mm sieclura of Klectiun lor the Third Elecilou District ox mm the Sercniecta Hard. mmm MAURICE W. IMlAN.iON and S EliW.MH) LAN Ei by the xrealeat number ot vote, were dnly eleeted law I t.ctort of Eiikaioo for tae Fourth bleulioo Dittrlet of 1 mU Uie SevantoeaHb Ward. iB Tnal 1 WILLIAM HAYS and JOHN COdlKLLO, oy tbe greaien unmoor ul ruict, were dnly elected In- kH ipecion or E'eril itr tbe Fifth Elecilou Disincl of MMf the Si'TtuteeuUi IVarJ. MU Ibal MWi JAMKi F. IIAMMILLand JAMKe, DONlllIUE. 1 ny tnegratirainuiuber of voiei, were duly elected In- Mmt ti.ecwirt of hl-cilou for the blxtb Elcctloa DUtrict of kToTaV the !eveuteenlb Ward. 1 mM raat WILLIAM MoEKS-NA and llEKNAtil) McCjUADE. MM br the crciini number 01 volet, were dnly elected I MM tpectutt 01 hlcrtiou fur tbe Seventh Election District ox ttie HevcnieenUi ard,

PETER O'KEEFE and mm PA I HICK II. Ilk'AN, by the greateai uiinibcr of votet. were dnly elected Ini 1 tpiciort 01 Lliciion (ir thu Eighth Election DUtrict of the StvuiicculU rt ard. That 1 JOSEPH WHEELER and PAT HICK J. IIAMIUIIY, W by the greatetl nuu'Oerni vutci, a cre dnly elected to- LfAfB tueciort 01 Election lor Ilia MaUi Llectlan District of the eevcntecuu Ward. WILLIAM LALOIl and JAMES hAUAN, by the greatrai number 01 votet. were dnty elected In- itcclori or Election for the Tentli Election Dutrlctul Uie ricvenieentn Ward. 1 1IOMAS JOHNSON and FIIAMl9CllKAMI.lt. by the greatetl nuinber o( voles, wera dnly elected In mmm ipfctoit 01 El 1 iiuu t. r the Elevoulb Election Oniric ui ilia Seventeenth Ward. ANDIIEIV It ATStlN sod VI ILLIAM MM 1EIISAN. by (he grentett nuiut'er ofvutct, were duly elected In tpec nrt 1,1 Klrcui'ii iur the Twelfth Election District of .be aeveniccuiu Wau. That JACOIl W. M'lOriE and j.iiin i.. Aiaiiiuv. li tbe grealrta nuu.b 1 ul vulva, were duly elected In .'ciortol l.iccu 11 Mr the Tliliieciilli Klectiun Din li .ct ol llio bevenleeulb Wrd. that fJJ WILLIAM P.IIAULT snl H SASILM. Ml LLK.N. hr th greatetl nu lib. r of vutt. wero duly elected In siteoiort oi lvlectiou for ihe 1 ourieeuin Election Die- triet of uie beToaloan.h W rd, FIIAVCIS O6TFUMAS and IH HEM'.V A PEi UKII, I ly the grcuieti u .inuer ol voi"t, were du'y elected I litprr.u.aur Llucil 11 for ihe Filteeutu Elecilou Dt I uai 01 tno Scv etitecniu Ward. I 1U CIIAIILFS RPIEOEI.IlElia and IH TIIOMAn UAi.LAKllL.i by Ibe greatetl uuuiher of volet, were dnly elected In- I tiectort 01 Mrclloii lor Ino MXIeentu Llecllou Dlatrict I el Iheeevcnti'tiutb Waru. 1 Ibal I JO.EI'll KOKLHLE and I JDliN Z.M1N, I b) the grctii'-i nu i,hv'r of votet. were duly eleeted In- I apevior. Oi Election lor be beveulcenth Elecilou Dtt- I liioi tuestitei-ieeuiu Ward. I WILLI Ml V KMREIt and IH (IMlhlli, r. l.AMi.llKN. I by tbe greait-ti uuuii'ir 01 voiaa, were duly electea In I tivctort of Eihcuu'i for t e Eixhteonib Election Dls J tr.ci 01 the seteuti enib Ward. I mm l BTSM ART V.cIVOIt and I M It'll Ml. Hi AN. I b tho ere uei unmoor ot votes, ware duly elected In- 1 um tort ol f. ,,'..iu tor tne Ntuilocuili Election Duv I U rt (the ;."nliii'.!i W 11 J. I Ibal I JOHN MONAOIIAN and 1 Pa. lid 1; Ii. II. tl, I by the crenel 1 11 nln-i ul Vulet, were dnly elected In I t ei lort ot 1 i'i 011 (ur tne Twcullclh UlccUoa I liiir i'lu(ibe&eie. Ivruib Waul. I Dial I Mm CHAIIlESA Hl AIU.Klli.nd I MM A.MIIUS. JIAitl MAN, I hy tne rrrcautsi ni mber i-t tuiet, were dnly elected In. I ipic.011 01 I'lcci'iii i.r tuu Twenty-nm Election I HaTJ IMru:lo llio seventeenth Waid, I 1 (HIS BAH. KMlKKll tnd IH JOHN J. 11 1 .IllMI. I by tbe crcaicet utiin ovi d v-ues, were duly electe-j I lntiectortol Ki 1' 1 .a n r tint I wenty.iecoudElucuua I HI Dititicioi 111c bwtuuieeiitti IVard. 1 Tbat I JOHN II, Kit. IT and I JOHN .S. IIK.MII.IM, I bi the greatiat nuiuuea ..1 tote, wero duly elerted I li ape, lort u( Ic.ertioti lot tbo I'weniy.lhird Lluttiua I eH D.tir ei 01 the 8vc..UTiii.i dura. I I ItltSW-T D'H.I lli.ll and IBI PI Thll (il l'KMII Ol. CI by the ire ite 1 ii'iiuu.r 01 t te. were duly elected In- II Hi a,eeioii of i.'-eiiou foi i 1 tt.'tiiy.i'ourtb Elcctloa II HI li. -1. let uf tbo .tcvciiteeuili Ward. II HH Ibal II HI Mil. 1,1 IM II IIOtiNaiid II HI JAI til! A. II VTI.L. II HI to tbe greatest nunib 1 of vol 't, wer.-duly elected In. H HI tpt'ci' is ol l.luetiun line lwt..t bull Election Ui II HI uul 01 tiietsiveulctuili Waul. II Hi Ibal II Hi Jl'I.II'S 111' niOI.lt and II Hi .11 UN J IVM.-II. II Hi by iho mraieai numb r of v. let, were duly elected In- II MM ti 1-1 11 ul 1 Icciioii 1 l'.i: 1 wt'ult-auili biecliuu Dlt. Hi tr 1 1 01 tboacveulceu i' rt ard. Hal loal II Hi PDWAI.li AAl.lland II Hal (.lil.M., .1 -1 111 .in-.. II Hi It (be createti number of lotus, were duly elected In- II Hal si n lure o( Meciiuu (or ihe, Tweuty.icventh Elecilou Ifl mm liinrirt ul tbe Ueveatoeiith Wkrd. llHal That li Hi JAMIlSMoMI'.NOMY aud II Hi HhllN'AllI) KKSNEi, II H hy lb ereatttl number 01 vuii i were duly elected In- l Hal p colors ol hleoiluii fur um Twciiiy-elghlli Elecilou Die- II Hal Irlct ul tiiu8tvenl"euiti Ward, II Hi klulirskNiil wahi. II HJ That I Hi HENRY MAITHUWH aud tl ,1 A.MEH Ot USa, I by the giealeii iiuiubei of V"let, were dnly elected In- II Hi aiitulur ol Eiettiuu tor the lirtl Eitcuou Ditinctof if Hal the hurhlieolh Wardi 11 Hal TIl.t II Hi JOHN IH'll N and l .11)11 N 111' M. V II Hi by th grra'iwl nu.nii. r of vniss, were duly elected J I Hal Intueciors oi i;iu.t 1011 for in iaeooml Election Dltiricl II Hal ol Ibe KlghtfClitli Waid. 1 1 HJ 1,Ut JOHN II DOLW ami 111 H Al.llKIIT (HUT. MANN, (1 Hi bt ih gtaataat nuinnor of votet, were duly otrciad I'I Mm liiaiiri'ior of Kleouou lor tho Third l.leciiuu DliulcJ tl Ha! ul 11, c ISightiwulb n aril. I I MM Ibal I'I Hi JOHN LOOIIAM and L I.VMKb SAI.M'iS, f, Hi by the greaii'tl biitiiinr oi v ito., wcra duly elected In- XI Hal aueciur of tvleciluu tor iho kourtli Kiiwllou Dittnct II MM of the Kighleeuiii Waid. I'I Hal That III HI Mil HAFI. al'l.l IVAN and I I Hi llKSSIi. ill LANK tl Hi by the greatiat i.uiiiiei uf tutet, wero duly elected In. FIHal luecton ol E 1 on u, die i'lflh rileellsti District ol LI Mm thu Mgbleeuih ul. LI Hi Tbat fl mm liriiH 11. 1 OSA'KI.L and llHl MA IHI.W hPEM'E. IJH by the groaietl iiunu-er uf tolas, wer duly elected yliHI Ii.Si i'iiiiia ol En 'nun lor Uie Sixth L.ecliuii ii.titu l 'Li mm ul 1 tic Ei.'hll'tulU Ward. rllHH HH nu iiAiin n.u -i')n nd Tiii'M s r.tiiii.AS', f,HHB by the great"! iuiipIht hi vol", wero duly d" teal 1HH liiApi,. 1. i u vvellUl 1 lull ti I' LHHi u 1 SaVflfl i:.1 hflmW I'rHH ctd I E.HH tict c. li.ulc.,1 i ti 'MIhI

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If yp-t.. Mi i Mill i UULllli Wflanhii ftmltt. I I ,A7l77fli F.HT I'ltll'EH.-Work trlven out to I Ae pay for ai winginaciilnw nrlninllmenl!! Tn'ltie f tonfrre. B1.AK1S4IDMMJ Hlhll.bOt Uruedway I and 4th av. f A llTII'ICIAl7l'l,OVVI'.lt makeri and branch J era v.. n.tn' aifanr em, 'torment a id hliiiett waa t alii aim latrne m who tnti-i mine with their parema Apply at 4,1 ib1 ad lluor. "A HTlt'liMAI. IM.f'llVKItM.-Wnniedifirty tir-l-, ihiii'id-lu W'r( 11 ilro 'i ivo i tuod weara and tnd wotk. A pljr Monday murning atfW Fulton it Uioimlyn V i.a mi:-', tiKi:n ittu n.T ou mi it an-- J flm aew mictil'iea by mo i lilv iittin 'nte ,n I work at nomr I itlructtun free, oiieti cvMitn.i. I A HTI FICIA I. flimer bram-hera watitcd-Oood I JV vtezer na Heidr einp'otincnt. IIIM IIMAN. IIII.L t) Wn otdwnv a TiTii'ici i iM,tivi:iiH.-' t 'I. so oi i liauiie 4 wuiit the intlreyir t ll' h'.-u-il wtzw. MAASA WEIL. ItUlrnoinrti. A HTlPiriA I. I.'VH It -S "tdt zlrla wani- A ed tn work rt llowcu and pi'iuen. Apply at a I IVouilerai. I "a (II It I. lotli rnT!I li tiiarwoi'i. mi plain cook. J wa.iier.and tronrr. furanlain Munlri no act lutia. j Call ai 7J Knit vili it., between Av. C end D. IJIITTONIIOI.K m'"on, nn1 TMlaien J Wcttcaiy tnirk at UlChtrlei it, 1 tOOIl VA SPV.ll For a i.ua I Intnline hy-iao i relerencee rrq Hod. Ut 3d ay,, nc tr 11 t at. 1 WTltf.VANTnil to lean ll lew paraioltt i V9I atea Jj employm nl when learne I. I HALL, HLAl K A UP., S3 WlUer at i "1 A III 1..H--Hied and" iviiie cr Miton bcwl iz 9 Jj Harh .lit rn inaal"ren'a. pivtbte In woi k at Jtomfl. NEW YORK MACHINE STITCHING CO.. U I Uicckcrt. I 1 A IMIlMdt amn. "a flrit-c'ati lewlnz machine on J J tar monthly miialpneiita, r c o.l work furnuhed I at houtc or la note, appr at llawcty. New Yui, I 1 AIIKM Work mrnuhcd at homi li par lor flrtt. I J Jc'eaa acw nt machine ti luilatlutentt Inltructton G. New Yci Muclilna Sllteh Co 4J lilccckcr n. U VKW fhlrt IrotierZ. alio a atnrcher i roui1 par aid I, aionnywrr Apply a' l North Moore t. I T)AVi:TFlTtX KH. Kirit-clma workrra or. roiirnt i X aod itar vrurk ran liarf r-teadr einploymrnt una wart w'). at Mrtropolltin to Ur 1'actur, corner of 1 Jij in I WaiMorluj iu. I V)ArKK Clll.lUI!t-K'nhiMrrt aid patchor I iiuicd. attiK' M. 'ropul.tin Collar I a lorn atcadr nork ien Corner J.iy tad W -ihlnrtoii tti. 2RW 1 M I ,11 A ('III N Kf. Ml lmnro t kind 'i D iul or aell fiiapi monilry rarmenn aurnt'ti neh at .c.iinr Wrt ln ntid 151 Kjit nioHwir. ptne'lon nfCaial. bolemlil nlioeler Wihaa, Howe, rVeed, Ulliln. e..from2l'ip. I' AV A NTI'.U-M itod irimnieri lo trim l!:c'nl 11 i-nd ctiiin ir halt I'T Kuuthara trade) ttcidr tmployrjjentall Hie rear round s. (KiLIISMIIII A CO, 8C4 Canal t. V AKTKII An etperii-nrtd ro.ewoinan mt llnn IT and tare enlura, wlu ha he d a rlnnlar fltuttl il t roiatuiy iIo. altw ood marlilae built. Apply at 13 Wa ki'r at. iVANTI.I-A flMlrUa loie'woman. who llinr t TV ouilily uuJcrtand III? tnitiutaaire of lace I, rto!. ASHftKA IIKDLUll.M lli r It. i( WANTHII m z'ri to work on pa,cr cjllar t3it4 i W round and iiinnrc work. UAIiriN HtElSSM.M Murray II. ii .-J ANTiri)-AV"oprrtor"on"etnt mirnhe oi II VTpantai pay 13 tj 110 a week, nl Mrierole it. y Uli am-nurtn. J "V AN'IXII woman wiio un 1-riunJi plain ennk 1' i ins. u work at night In a cofee and cko nloou. I Ko.MrtuaT. V ATr.b-Kirrl-nrit hindi to niiko paper I boiuliiA.WuKNsCll'lipaperboi rnannfactory, 1 1 IS War r. 'ii it II. VArTEIil'.iperUnced 'ace lindon Wlllcoi 1 Uibfca'i ntJCmnej BIHtL A CO.. 31 Walker it. "VVANTKir-A wt nmi'M mnt be itr"nt and Jll btaltny Appl) In perjonat 517 vcitem it. I T ANTKH-Newiliirt Ironrn. atTho i Xleiropolltan 11 bleam Laundry, CI lit at .earner illh it. AVANTK'o-TobaccoTtrlP.eri. App'T t IT ft) Wooiter t. I AT KA VK.Itrt wati'cd for tiuht work In a woollen l mill. Apj'lf n Ctturca t.,cu 'l l) nkv KIHIIT Ironerrwanted Immediuclr iitt AtlauiK oleani Ltundry, 1 aud 17 lit it., near I Howery ni XJV HIIIKT lltONKIti at C. r. W.SKl 1KL'! lanndre. IH cl f l it. Of ilk WEAVKIl!. ipooler. wlnderi. iplnnera, )"r t-i ph iwi-ttri wanted for differout stuiti, at IljwUni; (Ircen. t OTai.ltb h!ts. A (li;N'TS, Men waalcd everywhere to ie'l tli I ruoii attrtc'.tre article ever offered i do patent Lmnbug. 2i lJcy it, ap Itatri, front room. t 1-RAllOOr CO A OKNTH will Slid no catch-puny hnmbu. at 7Ci llruadway, room 1. Call and i-.'e. U.Klii!!, The qnart-rlr meelin. ol tin N. V. V ,JD J 11. II. fcn-lety wiiibo held cnnttrdav evenmiT, i Jan. 7, it u.elr Mall, 17 Buwery. Ml memhcri are re qaeilFd io attend. UAV1KL CAU1LL, I'tcit. l'ATnti k Haltx llee Sec. i 1JOOK I1IMIKIIM.-A good Job feeder fir ra iLl J- tnaililno A M ir o IHaS'IS li riTZQF.flALl) 3 TTHInnit. lllV"VATI'.l) IS A'CIIAI, (II'FICK-An JJ American amart nod hocat, aluut uyean of a.:. I Addren hOlV YI.KII.L, Hoi rX'.'Bnn omre. i T V WAVfi:i7 centleliian will adopt a food. I 1 J) amart orphan l.oy about 1J jean old. Addrcu 11. vY..boiUI, buaoHce. I 1ll V want1 (colore. II. are about 13. for a bell buy i r J and to tae.rinn, II Wairilniton pUce. "IJOY wantei. Inquire at the AlUolfc llolel, Jeney I i City. I fSllMPANY CUIMI WkKT JAN, ll).-riiy Kj aud zlrli who come well recommended can procure rood homca and kin 1 t.catment in the V, eit by canine tthenrrtee of tha Children'! Ala Society, ID haittih I jr., between the noun of and U A M. A few poor I tot worthy famiUei dttlilo: to amlcraw will be aiJed I nd adviaed. "roll (Ifl.Tll'OMITtlll wanlea-Mnatbe acjoitom nli il od to the beat city work; to a ileMv, In niatriuua, H mod compcteut piaa, a permanent attuatlon. Addren. with rcleien c, A. It., box Id. Snn office. i I "ttUTII hwkleri wanted tneo.1 hmnpreiarrel til 0 A, UOSh.NIIKHO,Sjrialjt il T ITIIOditAPII K' eniraVer wanted, enuit Pe i J rarld and ririLcl in workman, Apply, w tn anoci t pit oi, to tne Major A Knipp Knr. M. anl L. Co., ,1 B HrotJway, New York. K' I SrA('III.MMTVnntc(l to work on bottle inoiid l I HL Applv lo JOHN UATTU-Vir. Ill ar., baw-.i Jl lh and ?7ih tu. A, It 1 NTKIIS. Wanled, a yoonir man w 11 two o i 1 three vem a'ciDerlcnce at caio to work on Job work u auder Iniirnct-ona. h UUOWN A IIKWITT. M Frankfort it. u, fl'AI I.OItP' .NOTlX'K.-H'irnlar quarterly meet j C incofthe Jnitrnevmrn railon' UnMn to.nuht nl it a f No u hl inlcn at., for tneeloctlon of utneen. lly ordfr I if the C nt- .1 Hodv J. MUltaTALL, I'reudout. flMrrinilMISITOUS-All Unlaa man are wa-n-,2 1 Jl e.t aoriln-t app vm' f ir w ir at the Kircnln' .lo'i''' S' ll" oihce. J.'raov C.ty, a' the proori' t m refa,e lo ,3 I loniply w ith the ti'ale. Ily ordur of the Unlo i. f, I'l: ('lir.I want"-in'aiiH'anTti'a-ntr of hook L, J ktepii-e. mathi.'iuitio. ic.wmuj ut I'AVN'K'S Coiirpe cj I'ow ry O lint TlA K LUM.-Va.iic 1, a thirl li-nd. Apply at j) .1 ""Mnit-t I.V AN'l KM Kor V. S ihlp Te inenee band 1 id IT or, pavVio) p r iiiontii 7 flril-cla" luualclana. tayfiojyl 8 aeonl-elaii mul"lani, tv 3t 30. App'y pil'rie' Mi. hnnil uim't, llfcjlvlni ihlp Vermont or lo HICHAM. tlULL'N Kor)lil at .New York .VANTi:i) lor hleiale bn'Inci'-A Tinart hoy" TT wel recommende I and nnl'k li fltnrea, reaidint with hla larenti nn erred; wtia fron 1 to liner weak A idreia, In haidwrltini:, II.. hoi lit, Bun oirice. VANTi:i-A vunni man Ihit n'ideritiiQ la irt 11 p'inj a id (liiUhi is 1 1 a quick woik.uin a iluuly eltuailou. Apply net,fi-.-n R.inuwoVloi-k. j. V AI.U1ION A into.. M lleekman rt. v ANTIf.ti-t rhai,ecta' vonne mi'n on llu' t TT o-k llioae arciiunic-l with mrclMniral bnalii'ai p refined Applj a tllluinnit J, L. JA' KtiiS. T A NTF.li-A-Oi ic'i cl'dor. to whom ale.iiiy Veini loVmint will h- Iveo. .it II MII.KS Itoucr, lookiui; .Ian atoro. IK llrand it.. Willlamtliur.lt. XVAM'I.K-a'eioI tin or ilicet Iron woriter TT neadv mri, in a .oil mm. at UKTi lll.I.l. i IIAl.l.llii'' tioiuno.jiii!!. X V nmr depot St'ANTKI'. flrii i-Liii en'i Airily to llr. 11 Iri.h r.iri Un'' C Minan- I'oii lorrli anlfcpuy tn liinvil lUHr a 1. actlo.i 3, Mottjinveu. nTiW)-- nunk"iy a in. v ii.i. r IB nl i IV loi' rn i lf mill dil eawajoa Adlr nl! A C h' 110. Sun oo1 xr T: hos j u ie Ihit ca i wo k a' Ihu fl-h Vlaniloy' i irmnjia An 1 c ire of a h ,re. l:i j In at t -f v. VAVn.U Vi.T v.', a, me tn If of l TT lu a i nil n -r i hot required niklila. K,'w cii imr. v M I'll. rl P"tl eonvaiiera mtnii-1 i Ti tnul a c y nt i.. fun I ai. coi. llowcrv, s i I'oor. V A.NTHIi r i li" 'nih-, fill lollurerl, at 1 I TV mui.i -li U ie i,, itlln. v.V rilK -Tv po!lhi r, for uiarblaiiod worn ul y I III II n. TvAVl'KI) -A uutclitr. Appiy ut IIJ Waihluwlon TV alleil. I' ii r Sifiinlions jSbntro. A V I Ml IIA hatlns four yoara' ei le'ltiiro tt i p. i.Lin bu,n iiiiiirva a Miuatlon wii". lie tan Dave a c.iai ce lo improve It airlctly liuuiHT-ito ;.o tnjecllon lu an) p ,rt of Ine ciunirr. Ilai w rkod nn Il id lisn nwl'j l'.. A'drciiJ. r. llAIJI-.i I irail Kill i'. "A lir.hl'Kt'T 111,1". w maiiwi.i'i a poaltion ai iV net nuibe wi'iu I 20 0 it or t ike a ifilld to li r v,n huuie Call at t-M I'm mla av., Jtucy Hy, itcoDi to r A Hl.i'l,(' I'A HIiV: ouniai wanli a oali) lou -t J 11U le, in or uut ot her huuie. Addull Nt'il-K, lot 111. Bun unice. 1 1 r ?osl nnb oiinh. T OhT-Ilank book No. J,H, lililed by II e Manhtl MJ tan baviiuia It Itiii'ion aid pavni nlnl tlieiaue li beeu 1101 1 ed 1 he f.nder will 0011e I'i'i 0 a, er retuimni tue aaine to the bank.tdl Uroadwai, c Tuir bleecaer at, h OhT-rvibl 'a oPhJ wieiTcrcre audflN Jl i outer honte, on Wudnea lav I't tnlnv, 1. pair 0.' up piaclaaaet. U wll c p it lor iholr tetur to 1 i a 11 1' at f OrtT-On 1th a iml" ill t 11 ai.ialivhTu nd 11 J black alut IIP eiri i.t Hi llllj.l will b re Laardvil er leaiiu. hn ni im, Mliav C I frilll KKW Allll. (lir itore ",1 "aTtlu El Laall'" 1 11 ''h 1 0.1 llirlilmai Shi of Ivcta, latlni.alh I. 111,10111 will e d black itireari lace, Mr h an v r 1 I will 01 I Jor the reoorery o( the t'o dinri-nio trt' 1 1 'i,t V touyn.aiid no que. II 11. a. km ANtllU l -.e-.i j i-Li jJt-t 1. m "If: ITOOXirtJ TiiEATUT'" OloaiNU NIQ11T3, I.A" NIUII1' HUT ONR. Mruiiu.vY, i.asi Niuur 01 mi: joscni JKKrmaoN MI' VAS-'WlNKLK." Tllh LAST mr VAN IMSKI.F, MATINKB ON EATOItDAY, Jau 7, al IK o'eloC, ON M0S11AY. JAN. 9. Mil, tin Minis Hum 11 "IllCllfxiKU," fea'ifeiirfd SIX UAYfl IN ADVANCE. OOOTII'3 'I'llKATKI'.." EX1I1A ANNnrNCKJlKNT. ON MOSIMY. JAN. D. Mil KtllYIN UD0TI1 will appear lu liulwer'i hMoncal play of IIH lll'LIMf. which will be produced in a very inperlor manner.wltn the addiuou to Ihe regular conrianv or Mil. LAWIICNCK IIAItltKTT, who tiaa been apeciallv entaced, and who will appetr nnhAll'llDAY i;VKN'INO, Jan. It, In the romantic drama of LOVtt AND I.orAI.1Y. Hoili nlaya will he carefully pr,-aeiile1 with NKIY fl-KNKRV I'V CMAt. WIIIIAI anl MINAUII t.KW iHM'OHIl'MKSby .IDYCKi KCIlS I Tl'llK by DKUKL) l.( IIIV1.KV b llUNMi and Ai-l-Uiil-i. tha lirauialu Wriine. under the direction ot Mil I) W WAl.l.KU, wilicomrnto Mr Lawrence IUrritt ai DeManprat Mr, bheridni al De llanadai Mr I'dmn llootb ai llirhelleu Mr. Kenna at Joieph lit. Anderaon H"!1.1'! Mr. I'nou m Louia Xtll Mr I'aleman av .De lli richen Mr. Ilowaon aa Orleani MalerHennoor aa I'rancoli Ml.il'atemtu in Jnlle De Mortimer Mii Livlu.iion ai Marlon Ije Loruie I'or Cut of LOVE AND LOTALTY, ie fulureaivrrtlacinrnl. tloi book now open, s-ati may be leenred lit dty tu aurance at the uiual placet. VyAIala'lL'll'n. KVfcltV I.VF.NISO TILL Tl HTIIKIl NOTICE, Mr. T. W. Knbeitaonf new pur or WAIL Characleri by Mr. JOHN lllKMhlll AM, Mr. JOHN (lll.HKIlr, Mr. CII.Mll.K9 KISIIKIt. Nlr. OhOIUlK (-I.AIIKK.MlM MA1IKI INK llKNltiyl'LS, Mlai IIKL IN III.M'Y. Mliirt Fowler, UlilideU, McCoriuack, aod othiri. act FiR.tr. Villa and earden at hevi noikt, Kent. Ilefore U10 we Idtnc ACT 8KCOND. -t nolned clinrcb and dehrla ot tae nchtoalhe field of Wotrth after th" battle. AIT TIIIIID Villa at "i-venoaka-rho Loal. WAIt MAHNI.K At in T. M., SAIUI'.UAY Jan 7. N,"I',1U,VSfWir;iANCKS TO DAY. MAT1NKK AT 1H. KVENIM1 A T J. Of the (IIUND DHAMAYlC rI.SSTION OP TIIK AOK. IblUOHUK.IllSI'KiM'AI Ul.Mt DRAMA of TIIK IILM K CIW IK. With entire New scenery and nn-cta, anl the hrcrtt .rand ballet corpi that ever appdimd la Amen ta Doi book now open. xrKW"S-iiitiT(Tit cut. It inn it., oppoatie Academy of Mui c. I.. 11. t.F.NT., .....Director. MATINKt's WKINVDaY and 8ATUKUAY Al IX hVK.tY MOIIT AT 8. WILLIAM DttTTON in oriACLt f l iiunjKMA.saiur. CINDKIIKLLA. CINDKKF.L-A. L1TTLK GLASS 8LUTE1- 81XTY LITTLK CHILDIl-N. I1AI1KBACK iTo7t,SKMANflll ACCOMrLISlMU KK.MsllV Tllh LBAUINO 8TAI19 OF TIIK AltKNA. The entire clrcui tioupa lu bnl.iant DAUINO FnAlrt. ITALIAN" (IPKilA-flllANTTMATIMH:. I jiourtecnth it. Thrairr neart'n av laiee SNYDrJI! A WIIKATLKIOII liuimtaa Minaier I I)K VIVO. ONLY UlttNIi llloVAHIItK M ITNKK. TIIK OIU.A1 C1LLAII, (1AZZAN1UA, LK rllANC AT ONE O'CLOCK. Uoora open at 11. TUF.SDAV-Dpora M.ht-nALU IS MASCIIEIIA. 1'ricea ai uiual. Sale of aeala at the boi office of the theatrei at bchlraier'e, 701 Ilroadaayi and at 111 liroiJ jr .t Til A V V.SV BT1I UAT11K. MOIIT. TIIK AMl'SIVa LOCAL COMF.DY. BAItATOOAI MAT1NHF. ttAl(rOn.t! hVF.UY SATUrSD T. DAUAIOOA I T' uon'wIm'HKi'.u. 1 rl I'Klll'ullMWtE TODVY TI'K LYtll THOMPSON TltOiri'K ONLY 1IATINKK TO-DtY, AT i I', M Ot Hlh FDP.rY TIIIF.VKH. Lait time thlivenine ami. M., of TIIK F III V .lilt Vt. Monday. Jan .l7i. 81. OhOAOK AND TIIK DltAOON, Supported by the renowned lydU 11 1 0 M P30N TllOUl'g. TINA KIIWI.N'ra TIIEATItK. j MAT1M.K Till lK at. 11ernoon and Went, MAT1NKK THIS l)Y AT '4 the new comedy "Mn I MAilNKK THIS DA 1 AT 3 to a Fault." and the HAT1NEK TlUa DAY AT bail.'iqoa ot Aladdin IJUYAVr'fl TnkW OPKIIA IKIUrvK, I tU it .between cm anl 7h ava. oLOitiors tiiiiJmi'ii. imu.i.iAN'r sremss of THE NKW TKMI'LF. OF AMfoEMBNT. I nI.ANlT"lN SIlAIli: A'll M'NMllI.NK. 1 Al'Ol.LO HALL. KVKIli'KVESi.N O. Continued lurccklot De Curry Ureal Kntertalnment. Mme. Maria Ueiry tu.natrlck will alut: (tola week Th Lait Hot of hammer aud My Hjart'a Flrit Hute 1 IMN7j iTaI.I., SsfalitarlJe it.-Flrit-claai va. ij riitv terfonutuct eve y nleht femtle Jl. doc, tu, coit.ic duetl. lulu'-. Ac Aitn.ltii ,n 10 ce ,ti It HA liW,Y UnTi iflFfJ ItOLNII K A 1 1. WAY-:wliroalwa.cor Warren, Opel ID 10 S. ftt!Utti. -1IIOPKII I NMIN I'llEE I.EfTI'tti:afurlh' pe i le on rlcietice and Art. I he cju e fir h will be InauioraieJ bv I'rof K. L. Yojutm, M.D on the DyuauiP 01 Life," on oaturdav, 7lh Init.atSr. M preciaely, l i the meat ball Tnketi for the courie can be procure I train at the ohlue an 1 reading ro'im ol the Cooper Union, frini i A. M to ID I". M. AUliAM 8. UK WITT. Secretary. JRtligiouj Jtolitts. UIIIPEIt IIMIIN Hr.llVK'I.-Meetln3i for V li e ii pe lu the trial hall ui tue Cooper Union, evi ry bbtth cveninr, at 7xo'cock. Come and wcl tumo. Cimie and Pr im tonrfrlenda with ou. UT IMl.lriir.EVElfwill preach on neit ban iiMt evening at 7V. o'clock, In the t.exlntit m at. I reibtier.an caurch cor tOth it, on "The It-cord of the Wa.k wnh hrut to Linmaui;" and the paitor Dr. Maoderion at 10s A M. All are welcome. R" F.VIVAI, nir.ETINCs'are heldlnWh at. Me. tndiii Cnurcn beiween 'i 1 ant St an, ev-iy I'vcn-.nit itieept tatunlaj-) All dutlriut; reiijiou are 1 lartallr muted. CI'lltlT I'AI. JII.I.TINH.-Mindata. V ;l.. i MohdHk Hail, tin av ant IH111 7:311, l-ranklin Hall I'ipp r rnu'ui.Muntitoiiiery and ttaneiiaia. Mon day, ',-0, odd Frlou'a Hall, llnlio.eu. Ihurtday. 7.-0. looker'i Hat,. d ar buween lth and Iftth ata llancnK SA NCTII'lC TM.N. What la it ir John q Ad. mi wi,l p.- -.icii uu the aoove auij.ct tn morrow ut 3 1. M.. lu the 1 huich corm r ol Million and llouv criirtir ita. He wid also preaclt at IDS aud 7. Lvuii inj leroion to jouiiit men r I v 1 1 K lirT(7llNiTlS KATIII.Y mil ami:, and I piimneiit tiienktra aodreaa the Mornl la 8tii oun. day -1 li'"il, IM rat ,'ltli al rinndav, at J. All 1. tin Huiciilr.aoiii will give a Saced Concert In the cvjui is, a line p ato. '"('Hi: TEliVoilA I, l'l)TT'.lt."-Dr. Ihimp I to.i will :.re ico 1 1 llroi twa. 1 a lernat Charoh, Suhday etulnr. J in. H, or th ,u.woiia why tMe whole cii,. on C.iiholii: ah-m d r J in'u m thu dgwu'a.l ot the t niiiural poa'-r of tue Pap.it-. ypl YF..M.. I'M VEIthA LIST. A dlaconne by the Iter. J M. I'l'LLMAX. ut Hi LIIUIK II or ut. li .-AVI'Jfll, Mtn .1 between 1111 ui,J r:h ati to morrow ei e 1I11.. 1)1! It I SI. II I'A. uorkiu -iioiueii. I, dp u to an 1. iv iri tree 1'iu c taut l.un-c ,ai tii.r.h. 1 o.ne and heir Ilia IU) w oo a. id a Lev Uu.pvl. alat tl ten ,'.H,-.. I0.n A. M.,l :13 I'. M. c;ita nriJ Moants. VV.W .oil!- ,1,1-n, a'.i'i u fet la lloa. can nave .ooit 1 04 1 d I i'-,.-i,jt r il 1-1 11 ama I. roui'o.Tatilr t, 11 1 hi li.,iii ahu.e null a uu butruer aia kept .so IViat ITlhlt. VrKWri-iieclabie youn? .mlii a can uii'tm tto a ,n a nl tva in r,,ii,, 1 uptiij.n; ul 3 Israel 'tu it ii 11 tLatiti up VYOI'.Mi I.t 1 j or cuilunian can have Imrd in a pmatv lauiilr uruii model alo. M VVu.t h t. 1 T 3 Thnitiuioii 11 -Cheap fui.iTaii"d roonu lur l.oi.ai-kre.ilii;' iouu I10111 IJtu f.,.3' a Wtvk. VI'KW .nntlimeo and lad ea cus ob,alti b ard ill '."i Henry at. tuimt mo lerale t r It MMI F.I) "Ta'l"ha,7rjtiin '3 let. Inqulie at 1 7 V rat I Jlli 11., tl.li J Cuor OATtlirMf.-i'.eriiut roonu. inula ben, soul laide 1.1 bulliiau it., coiuer rriuca at. $1 30 per Will'k TTo.OlIIINlVrilFMnlFrjrryat. ant Oraiu.-oin IJ rile roonu, e'i M di-ib.i n,-la, fl BOA It II tor iwu crntlunion, (3 to 10 i fire auj II. in i7 fd av near lid it. l'lTltNifiilKI) ItOOMrj tn lot. with or wtthoul V board j teruii mouerai. In u re at 30 itlceckur it. I. Tit Mull Eli"ll(l(TTl 1 (o"iet "f rmi II rer I' week t o.ie or two .eiuleineii. W Ka.t ilii it. 1A I' I Era and ceiitlemcn cin have .001 liuanl am J ru'jin. at tn Elizabeth- it, 1 doon beiuw llleicker. riTWO or three yo'iue men can tuvo board at n 1 1 11 1 I. tonal, alao, a ijrnUticd rojiu, wllU accooimoda liunt for houiekei-plu;. h 4 I' lilt WEI'.k -Hoard with flro and II. lit .r Q: two cental iirii, I: sj. ait lira. 1 it C: i tC A 1VKEIi.-Afe'repectibi youn'i i.-l-atil men (an ha acr iminodated with cood board and linen, beda alio yu jnz ladlea, at U Homy ureal L It I Stbina piacjnrui. f ,,K IIKAI'-Iluei towu. uachiuca, a I i.a at., top Uoor, miwmtn(. r UANI) OPEIt A llOllrtlt. H Corner "ita at, and bin ay. Iloappear.nce ot )U In Offcnb.cn'. ch.rmn.oprXNn. Every evemni until Mrtlier notice. LES UIIIOA.NDS. I'lOllllLLA.. (iH1,'i.A.,.i'li FlIAUtlLKllO ..........Ml a. I'KlUlM (JIIANIJ i MArlNkK Af 8KCOND O'tAND CONt'KUT ti TIIK NINTH IIMIIMEN1' HAND, HI.NDAY EVItNINO, JANUAHY IIAM (iI,KHAiiiriJfvE. IMMKN8K HtlCOEfS. THE 8SUOMI (I HAS I) CONCERT oftliercw NINTH IIMIIMKNT HANI) will be civen on Str.NDAV KVK.MNU. JAN. H. 1 lila ma.nlDcent batd nu.nberi IM) performera, all of whom appear In their new and man uiaceut rvf mrM rslronM, The programme w il 00 iipriae 1-ol'L'LAII i-KLKCrlllSs. Mnalcal Director. 8ION011 CAULO 1'ATTL Adml-ilon (without teata), i) centa. Ilfiervcd if an, II. Q I.YSl i'W TlltATUI.. FIFTEENTH WEEK. FIFTEENTH WEEK. n 1 rnxa Thli popular PantJirlme O. L. HIAS -thewor.! of the Krcalut w.,w liitmoriit of the age. Mr. tleo, L. Foi bu beej, and 111 viTimluo contlnuea, to attratt PANTUMI3IH, rilOUSANDSof apettatorl WEB 'W'CTfflWrTKW WILLin EVKIIY EVENING tetvn-tt- Wednesday aud Salurdar WINKIK. Mauneca. The OLYMPIC HOTEL AND CAFE, adjoining the Theatre, 11 now open rot public favor. CO 1. 1) 1 1: It '(Tt I'll A N' I'A I II. BEVENTY PII1ST IIEtllMKNT AHMOItY. ilroadnay, Clh av., and 33tb it. POSITIVELY 1IIK LAbT NI01IT. ADMISSION ONLY CENTS. AT TUB IlEQCEST OF MAST PATIWNS IN CONSKUUENLIi OF 1IIK 1.1 u.-i.r.viu...Avu ur 'i;CKST BAD WEAHIBTI, TIIK ItAFFI.INO AND AltCTIONKKIlINO WILL HI! CilNTINUI D TIMS (SVTrilDAY) EVKNISILI TO 11 P, M., WHEN 1HK r.MII WILL POSITIVELY CLOifc. All bavlnc chaneei In th.i OIIANI) llArFJ.K, the riCll llK IIAFFLE, aoJ the Sll.VKItltAFFLri.ru quelled 10 attend lie order of DOPOLAS TAYLoIt. Chairman. fpONV I'AVriMt's (It'EltA IIIIIWKa Ihiw.ry. itlllANII MATINKK Tll-DAl Al .4 (IVI.orK. OIIAND .MATINKK HI DAY A r JS 1 CU'C It. OSAND MATINEK TO DAY AT lt O'CLOCK. The .rtat comic pantomime, HA, HA, I1LACK 8IIEEP. Tr.e .real IrttU Vocalist. J. JJ. KAllAN. LfcOOllllDOS, Flir.fASSl.KiTA, 1 ON Y PASTOIt. DOl'OIIMirY. the Minieal Wonder. Wild. Kerm, Murray, lluninn, Oraver. Illc.t. Ac. CTiiTtl'UUT AT bT. fTEPiir.N'9 citoncii, SUNDAY EVENING. JAN. 8, 1371, AT I O'CLOCK, 11138 JENNY DViK, MISS CLAIIA PI'.RL, Mil- ALMA KltVUSE. blONOII LUFRANC, blUNOIt C0LUTTI, iXD ORCHESTRA FROM PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. llt.M.V llAltt-i IfA.rui.lll. V.UU in. iff. TC'AIIKTIVOP JII'SK'l IHtlioKLYN. LESSEE AND MASAOKIl, MR. EDWIN IlOOTIl Mil JOAEI'H JKFFhlOS will die ,01c perforniancea of hla lulailtable Chirac 01 HIP VAN WiNKLE." In llrooktyn, on MONDAY. JAV. 0. TPKD Y. J AN. 10. WhDNES )AY..UN II FIHDAY.JAN.IS. RAH HDAY. JN II with (he company ronliiiuee. Ac iio-u IIdOTH'S 1 1IKATKU. Iloi het open. Sean tcnr.' I at the Acadomy, or at Hul uiau'a. ill Uroadaay. New Yor. AriiltCANTIl.li lalUUAItV A.-nOCIA- ill rioN'. MIS ANNA E. DICKINSON Will lecture, under the eu-pie-a of the abjve Anocla Hon, at 8TEINUAY II M.L. ON TUESDAY EVKN'IMa. JAN. 10, 171. At 1 o'clock. sunjner. men's i.ioiits. Ticket1 olaliuLaiun. 33caiila t reierrud aeati 31 centa extra Foraaleou and after t-a'urdiy mornl at 1 o'clock, at E II Dutton&Co'e book Hire, 713 llroal ai, aul at the l.ibriry E HASLLIt, hairtnan Lecture rnmnil'te. riii'.NTii anni AiriM:-rii) I UK I'.Xl H.MOU LilllllK. Ml. IJ6. F. A M IN All) OF THE WIDOUV AND DUPHASS' FIND. AT ll'.MSO II ALL. Tl'ESDVY KVEN'IV'O, Jan. 10. 171. Tlekeit ddmittin. zenlU'inan and lajiit 1. I! To be obiaini-n al the rolinw'n. placet- Johnaton A Van T.neil, IWand 111 Eaat U1I1 at. and 37 Nataau it J A. Douean corner Ann and Nataau tu. E. D. liaatford. Couper Initlinte. J f IPchardi, llrliuuiit Hotel 133 Fulton at K L MlneP.eld. Continental Hotel. ulllMadway. J W tlerrltt, Cooper Hou.e J Ea.t 'Jih at. Alio, at Irvlnii Hall a.,y time ptetioua aulou th 1 evening ol the lull i CAN HitTM'l-('n (I IN-, f II (ll.-a. llllilMl l vfAT -llht.r Ht'CI'hSS HtlldKH l lttltVDi.il NIGHTLY lllllt II WAMUDI.II nKIINARD, BACK I'o'S San Franrlaco Mtnitreii Tne lar."i com- anv in tne world. 10 new ao.ici, 'ltiieet. evtieulnc acti, C. Fllwr WKKKof LL3 HllluVNDS ralFANO TTllilTAIt l ASI) IT IC If El I P. VJ flON 01 the 1 we llv-am-oiid ri i on-ill N. O. 3 N ACADEMY OF Ml SIC, MONDAY LVKMNO. JAN 1. ISTl IlOKI tnay he obtained from WM HiillKlts 1:0.. M John tt A. IIIUDIIMAN A MIS. H7S Htoa.Uav. 'Plir. JKKO.TIK IIOPKIS'" O It I'll HO M" I' 1-rreeihoral bchooia aud .n-tei.'i linrti Con ert for the Fu'id, ana second Annual Hall thta e- em i Jai 7 Apo.lo Hall, at a o'cl -ct. M aic b then, tele b and oichcalr 1 N II. -Me tun, ra if in -e -."1 m id mined fr.-e r.ckcu Ur three (i iiln 11 n ui'-, ,,1 Uroajw ay. J- It CtKln.n. A.i-ni 1)IIIti:.MII.nHV.-ruii written charta of ctiir.n acur tlvcn daily at i'i lltondway, i!o!itir.il. 1 T A .TII'.r.I'lNH of tt.c Tammany A'loclitlon A nela at lu-aitqiiarun. M tra't tiac 01 ru, day cveninaT, D.'c. J".. IIO, the loiluwiti.' puioibleaud rttoliitioui. otli rel tn Ihu llou. A,.lhun llaitiiuu, were utianimuualv aL'o-ded i U'Aei eo, Il atioul 1 be ittoeraela 1 nvlleje anl tr mrded at a airre 1 duly tu die peopd, unlet a Dciio crane (unit uf ituvcrnm, til. to tuvett u tcri.ii of cm mendat.on and pral.e lo tha itrtt of th i of tin- r ru r.-a-ntatlica win, by lh ili-jdav ol h-cii i- and u tuaual 1 1I1 ut or the rXin a uf extraordinary ri e and enerjyof character ti'tlei t ere lit ailtu upon tlu repri acrilcd andliie icireaentaiiy,'i und ll'AetfiH, II tiiuatb admit ed by ail. it i rl timed by 111, l.la peraouai and ii.iima.e irleudt and act lai n ancea. that aa t.ie lcp.-ceiMit.it, v 'ol the Sixth Si-n ilon-il Llatrict ot the state, 1 uiuiiil.ib Ilia lenth, hli" cutn, n .0 ,irnlfriiitli Ward. ,,f th.a c 1 1 the Hon I honu J t reamer haa tu 'I, it ic. ird mum Ihtn realiied Hi, inoataanuiuehopi-aaii'l i. fjii-tiilutii oliua Im in lluti culialitueaU and hla in my ull.ui fr'ei.Ja .till acquaint ancea and ha relli-cod outh credit and renow i u nn a I who were in. trumciital in aelrctlt.. luth an ablr, innnciillil, Mid Intel l.eiil lUiUtai.iitativo lulla-cou i cllt -if tite h atei and H7.ciro, B.inple Juatlca demand! that a flltlne an l prui er eapicaatun ol uiir.ippreciatiui ot tlu rare qj til not he po.ae.aet anlh.it 11 Cona.ilcuuua y d.iplaml both laour replPtent itlv In tin a i it" ul Una -t.ne and al rliml v-uunliar of tktnr)" in lila dMi.rt an I eitetia ly In Una ward, and ini- exerciae ol wlm h re. lultid in turh a ilen. I triiiinili lor Hie lK'iu, i-iaitc tiarty at the ie, cnt euciiou, an.iild be nun It:, tvid lu him, aa w II to ti.coui i. a him to teiti-icre in tu ition further to d.'tluguiih liiiu-t-lf and do hor.oi to 11,0 jieople. at to exrito In othit of our youii nti a tauutble auiti lion to cmoU'" hit duii-iuuialicd c i t aa a public main u H thtrelort Ataofred, That i,o teco.n n, the II i.t Tin nt I i reamer Hi exlttence In ur ciii'ne.it di'itn- ot 1 1, ae quaiitiea ut h"a I ar, t h -at i inn. ut ,i l.i 'i-ooi-a lie n the lat hl'ul public uill, ial, l.,e aid, r pr i. it-lllvu .1 1 1 the vk I'nl, four i' i- n- an-1 anei-i --im ie id, r n a i r.o uita.cura.e, ai, pi.nt tni all-rti v of th rl.i.t -oul quailed 'iy ,i a ion 'i atl nn an I I ,o 1.1 a, fuiti' in eip i h-'.i. pionpi i.ii t iiic ;'i''.i mi ,.i lit i ion, 1 1 a i im I ta 1 1 1 r i ,t'ii p ial in l e net", in, a, 11,,'Im j i d" 'i i. ri i ii i uiiiiin pl.ini 1 1, t tli i n -i !V li i i. .'.i!, t-1 chart at, mil i.i'io.cn' ti hi. ila nil po'-tei "i ,"n en h I .i- 1 1 II. a'- rt'i and li u i e llOilllllt of III. I tiiio.il. i,in 'I -lUd a. Mlud III ad intra ii. i'M -.in -id iik-n lf hi' I it i-a. anl po I. .ul I i'ii it, u J tl,,' ict'iei'l o. .i ItiLlo Im. l.ii 'ii f i"j ,i' 1 e nil n t Mi i ii.u a cony o tij tire.'oint pn'i'r.M' mil rito.ui ,.it ht l iH ilil) eu.roj nun it ,.u, in. t, 1 1 1 i.i i nled ny t Ii t I'ttltcra ot ll.i. Aa.ocut, ion, u, ii ii "1 to the II i lii iinit t'leiiii 'i, i,n -;.Jiii riKiao. ami ua rtUcuotj vl our tiui wif lu d JOI.NI.KILM, I'li't'denl. E D llA.-.iIlillll I'llal VICC Pil'.l I'll'. AN'TllilM IIMII'MAv. M Vll i 1'. -I.I NRHOLAH sun tl, Hi. i, I I, P ,'j' I PE1EI! OIL! hiPil., 1 ri'a.ati'i flno P LtNtnri.i. lt-. rci-i.irv Lnwartu Cat asmiii, Co-, m ol 11 v 'P T 1 1 II nn tual iiieelln. ui the noii 1 1 1-11. Hon oi il e stti IVaio, hild r'i 1 1 ly f vm i Jan. 4, lt71, Hie fmloaln. sent. iiuien wutu e'tctnl orPcr'for t e entu tl. )Ctr Jai II. Monroe. 1'iea. .lohn tl ion-, lit Ici' l'rti John r. I'larker .'d Vice proa .lonn I, lioorry. Her See i Edward Colllni, lot Sti, J .mo p Wilior,, rreaiurtr SiitintM Cljsntts. I .'OH MA III! cheap, nncoftho hett crocerytud pio tlaioti atuiet In the city, with or wit unit ihk l'r parjlcuurt appiy to tt l. Allium', til ny Ha.l idare. lOlt MA IJ! -A lliht. proditbia budneaa, o'u 11: to V the lllhealih of Hie proprietor. Addreai OKufiOfc CAT I U A II I', a (old No.) Miruca v.llrookiin 1,-"Olt SA l,E-A candy atore, chap. tn a t-uod lona 'ttuu. Ai ply aUUEaat nth 11, New York. J ltOCI.lt Y, nock and fl ittitei. with horie and II wajiio.foriile, will hoiold cheap. i Kalltlat. IOII olank book Ondeiy for iaIe."'dlrciaTuThoi l!W, Sun ufflce. NKW confectionery tlore, IU Chatham at, Dealuia lamed to aire ui a call, OYMTK.lt MA I, HON and luaner room for atle, ceulraLy located, and now doliir a rood rath bual -tl. Allien J o VINE, Matiim il, OYMTKIt Saloon for Kent -llandaoino and well adapted Hure and rel'ar 111 a dci raljle tlluallgu Apply to JUIU t'LEUt.t.uJl)Ayeuuu ?,,','!ni, -Jt?nM' A I1IM1IION HQIJAItn HXISM 'llANKi J a Ablnirdon aquare, 8th r,t neir Utn at. A (eml-anhiTil Inlrro-I dlvlJcnd, at the rale of per cent 1 er annum, will he paid lo ilepoalton 0.1 all inmj n-malniu. to their cro lit Jan.l.ltll ptyableon and after Jan. 50, IHI lhter.it n itwl.lt itawn will be ere l lied ai a Uenovlt. and draw lnletct fr 1 n .Iit-v. Jl'L Uo, M IIkowk.Scc. lHOrl. Mrl.LLLWD. I'rca. flMNTOJt MAVINd- HANK. 311 Mil AV.,N,hAIUIIM'.. NEW YORK. soml nnn al dirldtnd otlnlirrtt at the rale of in per cut per annum, will bo paid on and alter Monday. January 16, H.l. All Intercit will be added to account! at from the tat of January, and If not dtuwn will remain ai an 01 Ulna! dppoait. Inicrl allowed from flrai of every month Depo.iia made on or baloro Jannary VP, will draw in lercttrou, J.nu.iyl. A MOOK Prc,ltnt. NtTiuitin, Etua, W. W. tittixs, Vico-Proaidenti. ontAxiio P HtjiTii. Secretary DIVflfKMI NOTII K. lnriKU rJTi.iui IxarircTiOT. r Warren it. I Dec. Ml. 1170. l Hie Truitca of Ihit Inallltilinn hatj ordire I lhat Ih-uiual aeni nnunil lilVIDKMl at the rite of 0 per cent, per annum n-i a'l itiuii whlc 1 have remain -d on depoait foi 6 or 3 monlht be paid on a.ij alter .Monday. Jan. 16. Uil. AIiTEn w c'ONCKLIT.Prealdenl VANDElllllLT l 111, A TON Secretary. EXTU VWW KftJl? AVIN09 DANK. Canal it oroer o I. a, "lit. The tloard n( Iriiateca have Ihu nay declared the uaiiai hair-ycarly rtlvldet.d ol three per rent., alao an KXTItA DIVIDKND of 0M Pr.lt CrfN l. Ibeitu FOIIH ,er cent, for the current all monthal, tn all de pfHluna entitled thereto, ratable on or alur Janu- "It the Intered Ii not withdrawn. It will be credited lo the account, and bear Inlereil from Jaanaiy I, at an orUinal di'poil. A1SEW. S.0IJ.4fa1. Money depoillcd on or btioie Jau, JO n 111 bear Inter est from Jan. I. New York, Dee. II, IT70. JOHN McLKaN, Treit. N. J. HAINKs, I. Vlce WM. 8. Will fLOCK, Preal.lentr. O. 8. CntrtJf, Tret T. s. Aatunn. Sec liT.XCKI.MToit HAVINIlt lit Md J j um til, av. illooili'a Hniln 1. Opin dally fioin 10 A.M. to 3 P M.,aud on Monday, V cdnaday, and Saturday evetilnct Irom (to a. Money drpotited UN Oil llKFUUK JA.20 will draw Inlereil Flt'JM JAN 1. Intereel at T per cent, per annnm will bt pall on all atimi remaining- In nana: Jtn 1, delimited oa or before July Aland Oct. .'O.UIO. alio AN KXTItA DIVIDEND of 1 per cent on all innii of 11,000 and under depoiltoi beloro Aut I. piOJ. If Pol with Jrawn, Intereit will be cretited the ac rnnnt, and uraw lnlarait from Jan. I. tame aa a depoiit orrronoy. Wll. M. U1LLS, Picaldeiit. latao S, HtiinrrT. rccn-tary. Vll'TI Al, IIKNKI'ITMAT IN(JS HANK.,,, all M'N IIL'II.DINO. Ita NA .HAH nr.. .sIl'V t llllK. DIVlDhND-A ii'iiii'annual d.vulrnd al the rate of tttytr 1 rot per annnm. on all .unit of tl and npwatd, which have been on ocpoitt lor one or moie inonlha next prevlotia to January I, will be crrdlte I and paid on SATURDAY. JAM AItYJI. H7I. M tnlerrat doi allied for will re.nalrt aa prltcliat anl draw Intereat iccgrdinily. HANK Ol'F.N every day from 10 lojo'cl K-h. an. on MONDAY AND sAnrit DAY' KVKNIMlsIromlKtoOl, o'clock. Intereatom uiencci every month, tl received CII tm.r.i K. GRAHAM, PretldanL O. II, Hixini'rT. Secretary. MANHATTAN MAVI.NISM INnTITI'TKIN. (II Hroadway. coiner nlcecker at. Iijceiuo-rl 1.111. The Trmtcrt of thli ln.tilull.in have aeclare I the For tlelh Semi-Annual Dittdeim on all dcpo.lla by the role, entitled thereto, at the rate ot Sl per Oct. per an nnm. patahle nn and art.r the talrd Monday In Janu arv: alto, an Eilra Dividend of nn-half of One per Cent, out or the accuuttiiated lurplui, payable at the atme time. Dividindi not withdrawn will lecelve Intcreat (he lame aa adtpoait. K J. RRoWN, Prcaldent. EowaitD ?ctttt.,Treair4rer. C. F. ALToaii. Secretary. ArETllOPOlTlTA.N MA V INKS IIANIt. 1V Ial da to av oppo.lte Co.itier liinttuttf, THIRTY-FIFTH IllVlllKM). t Ja-ioaitT. I7I -Hy direction of tn Truateet of Ih a Hirk, it e uiual lemlaniiuat Interni. at the rate of SIX IIL-I, 1-L V-T .11 Mn all .ntl. tl-d thereto on and alt jr Ihura-inr, Jau.lt, or. if not withdraan. will be added to tho acc.Jut and draar In tercit from Jan. 1. DEPOSITS made on or before JAN. W will draw mtere.t from .1 AV I SIX I'KR CENT, ntlowel nn ALL SUMS uf J and opward. One dollar reco' red. Is. AC T. SMITH, Pretllent. T W. 1. 111.tr, Secretary. ATIO.NAI. HAVINOM HAMl, THE rREEDM N3 SAVINOS AND TRUST COM PANY. tCh.rtcrcd by the Oorjrnnie.it of the Untied Slatci.) DKI'01I OVER ll.0u.AXi. New York llrauch. ISa IlLECKEP. ST.. 133 NEW YORK. IN'TEHEKT patahle or ccmeoundcd.lrceof all laiei. TtiniK TtMKa 111 each year. A srcriALtY in.ulc nt allowlr; iDtrat from dare of each drpoait on mm! of Oand upward. 10 lhat lunn. may not be idle fur montht.aa tu mutt banka. out may return au loc mie promMly. In'i-reat. fiee of all taxaa. payable or c impound-1 every IniRTt Ihta if oeaired. Ma-n4 women la tt e exc utive 1. nitrul ori-r their luoucy tieroailed m the National Savin. a Hank. Al ueriiiuta ttuitlv prttatc and confidential De poaiticati he lent bv r.ttrea. A Ido-oota payanie ox intMvxp. with Intereit due. Epri-iai altaiitaceian -rded to 1 11. loot t.itardtani. and lhrahitlnz in char.e triitc tu nil alto lo Suc.e tlea, LoitCi'i. Hltl.luna. Aaaoclnlpill.. Ac Ul-endttr fr mi 9 A. M.toSP M..a.id MONDAYS and S A'l URDAY S from 0 A. M todP.M. Curicncy Depoaita draw intereit In currency. fluid Deiioilta ,l,aw lutereat In i;o, 1 .lull N J. .I ILI.K. Caihlrr. V EW 1 Olt It MiVINtiM llMi, llinv., coT J.A utn ti ol I I it 1 r.M In 1 UK.ii 11..11 on all nir fro -i t' ii1. d',iHina nit la 01 ur befuro Jan .'1 w ,1 ,!rti lull rt fiooi Jau I C Haiti ,'iniiurt. sec II. It. IH'LL. Prea. WIl'liIATlMllt'ltCII SAVIMJH IIAXK, TT k,i,nr ot oitii at and I'h at.. Hroaiyu, K. It., ilale tlllllalii.Ulir.il.. L I. INTKIth'AT NOlIi'K Depoaitora are h -r-hv notitl.-1 that t uKHI ANNUAL l.MMWr nt the rata of a,i per ceat. per aanu 1 in all a ti.i of three d-dlara u id itp-var I. tnal alull hiv hy 01 de 1 11 ited 11 ree .lotiint un tbe 0a t day ot J.tn.itrv next, ivilt li,- pad to di'poilloii un or alter MoudJJ. Jauuary lhelij.h. AN EXri! INTEREST, al the tat1-of two per cant, psr a mum. tna-.lntr teve 1 pe-ciit lor lit yotr liJ ml it l.ivrtteuf uitutter (''tit, 1 er annum for tha tat in mou '11, wt 1 alaobi pa! 1 it 'he tame time I re cit not oatle 1 fir will lie phee I to Hie erertll of dep- -it ir aa principal, nod dra.- luterad fiu 11 J tnu t r ilia lit. Di-l oaita ma le rn or hcfirt the Hi'h day ot Jauuirr will Uraw tnteteatt from thi lat Tna Hank it noen lur bualnryaa dally (-tt-tdtra anl hodlaja exuepten nam llo't'loc 11 unci 1 rTr-ioo. P 31., and aa,i on Mond ly nn I o ilu,-i.iy atieriiooni from 1 10 7 o'c ua. (IF.OR0K RIi At'.D. Preaidont. William Wall ..j.!., 1..,. Naiiiam.l HKiuna t ,CJ 1 ro 1 v'' SDiyr.L tt Tr.uA.i-v, t.ee.-rt'iry. WKtt mihk MAVtsiiM imnii. v 1 lit tin av.. I rtwreii tun ai. i 1:111 ill "pen d illy from 'J A 'I. In J I' -i I 011 Monliy, Wenneaday. and taut d iv eve-nn .-a. fr 1.0 3 to a oV1oe. Tue 1 rilirt uf Ih. a liana h ive dei'lar-'d an I VI KltrtH 1 DIVIDEND nt the rate 01 ti tie cunt, on all aunatrom 51 In 13.000 cnut'od thereto, payanlo o 1 a'td altar an.it 1 A CONKI.INU, Prei. Wt. II ALltK Se". jTllWiKt'll. 1' "'l S tj'olce City nil County Honda. paying 10 1 er ccTt and -iter, Free of ml tat-a. Pint claai bctnr'.iii'i 01 u.iloitlited cliaraeter he nv por. Alio New Y'orn City Railroad stocki .m l H011J1 Iniuranto, Dank an l (lulli it SlncLa. Inelu llnz an ri tena.ve vailoty of oih.'r Sccurlllca for lafc and 1 r (lia ble invoit'itcDta, al low rate 1 iraale ny ALUKlTr II MCt I.YV, BtOf't llro.e" an 1 fn'lioi-e--, tt pun' atri .1, Ni-w 1 01 N II I'i 11 e'aia l.itu-t in-it c 11 itl. p it i.u I tr r,'. i-l mt rial, atp, ci.ill tt '1 ill. a 11 u,.- lot 11 any yvit. I T.N ION f.VI'fl'IC II A I ,11(1 II 1 '11.11 i'A'NvT K I iialov. tlee P .it. 1 I'll- 1 111 'illie Fiti Mm if tie 11 n 11 of ft- Un 1 l'i 1 v i;ti'rmt 1.0 11 I aiy, due Ja nia-i 1, l.ll, wll li piili 1 titivernin ni t A' 01 10 I 411 1 in ii ,1 i'o ni '1 od 01 in,- i.omp 1 y In llo-.o.i, a,l .11, In II i-a of Mulllti P I Ni-. "ti.l. .-e'l- IH t,,.' coitponi ,1 d. 11,' -v,.'" ti-t I it 1 1 ul .11 1 n 1 n-i 1 u.- -tlio Willi Inn. JtiilN M MII.lI t ,H, r .1 ur r, PtUitlllS. JKIUTV-KII'T I l)lVUIi;ll. (lyyi'koy rue No'Ttt lnn a riwatxa ro.) IJ llrn .1 iv Ntw Yoa., J to u. .-ct. Th' K arl 01 D'reci -r hate (lila day deil.ii'ol a d 1 I tl I of Ate per cent, pa) able ou Ocular. d. V II. C liri:il. Secretary. 01 i'i( T;iif'-,r 111: ,isti:i.7 tius vii i n l'IIAM'h en I'A NY. Ill 111 ii-lwai, Neit- 1 Ml,. Jan 8, 1k;o. ihu llii.iiilut Diruciort 1,1 11. tt'ii.u I,.it e Una d ty declared a ae iu-"tniii t, uivldend ot rHr i-i rein, tirov Iroiu O ivariuni'ul lax), 1 ai'ui' 11 ,v 1 land. M. J. Ht'iidi-N. r-cereiar fii i 1 1 itr -v,"i v k n".' 1 1 iiii nTi.Mir I II (Mit 1. t r litk IM-I'li. M"' iiimpvv. Ih- I' 1.11 I ol Directora al th 11 upon n it. deein. rlnaeiii n nil it divide id 01 I IV 1 ti r 1 1 ,1 friitu llotoriiiiient tax. putalile u i Uimiaud 11 1 liielr un'.ee.lAIHlo.nlwav I HKMSKN I.ANI,, N w Y'ort, Jan. i, ij. Secretary. 1 flliuiwl ..nsirumenta. (iltUAT Ol'I'Eltl-IIOIIACK WaIERn'mi X Hrotuwai, will duiioac ot iwl I'lari a Mt-oiteoiia. an-JOririna.of in iMit.rlaaa inafi-ia Inc 11 Inn Miitir and thic.erinit'i. (It eitreuniy loo- prlcti for ratlt uurln. the lluiiduja, or win lake llont tl la I.M nnutn ly until paidi to lei, and rent applied If iirchaieu i OMKWOOII plaiiofiirteTl7l7 "gr-aTbarKaiTTuny I.rttarniitrud. JAMES Utlltllli.t, lAi ll.eeokcr uear MaidoucaL cS""" "it nrtt:u 1.MI It Mi l.i: -A new alncte (ruck 1 will t e aold at a Muwpueo. Apply at U3 weal Sith tt. JAMK.i McCRKADY. A.-OIt MAIiE-lhora-i, I heavy truck hone, 1 11. at ooiae, JlOSpriuitil., In noro, Y ANTIC II -A too t horiii am aiuii- truck, or cjiit II alttttj ny; (or uiatktt wotk Ad-lroa UI.MJ, biak lit) ago olllce. yuintntioiw. NEW I'IKMIOl' MTEUATUIMJ Opened by the SUNDAY MERCUItT. TO-SIOIUtOW (Sunday, Jan. I), A New and Powerful DOM ESI 10 ROMANCE will be presented to lh quarter of a million rellen ot the SUNDAY ilERCUliV, entitled CHECKMATE on THE LONOCLUSE MY8TERT, 11 Y J.8. LE PANU, an anthor of Irant.-cn lent at 1 1 1 an 1 orlzlntlKy, whan prevloui work! have elicited t'10 hlihoit pralie from the entire prcia of Europe and America, and (lie open In.chaplcriof thli new dompillc (ale (ndlcata that It will erllpin In Inlereit Hi brilliant and (aaclnating pre dcceiiori. READ LE FANU'8 NEW 8T0RT, CHECKMATE 1 OB TnE LONOCLUSE MY3TERT, IK TO JIORI10W3 SUNDAY MERCURY. Hcmeiub.'r that the clrcnlatlot of ttit SUNDAY MERCURY Ciceedi thai of ALL TIIK OTHER SUNDAY PAPERS COMUINED. three tuilti (J l.an I buy II KAItLY TO MORROW MUIINI.NU, t commence wllk the new Hory. fJlIIU IIErtT A UEItlC'AN .HAdA.INK la THE OALAXT. NO FAMILY CAN AFFORD TO DO WITHOUT IT. IT fllvia MORE GOOD AND ATIRACIIVE RKADINO MAT TER FOR THE MO.V.tV THAN ANY OrilEIt PERIODICAL OR BOOX PU-LISIIKO IN THlT COUNTnr. The leallai newtpaptra proaonaco THE UAL.YX Y TUi nCST AND MOST AI1LY EDITED AMERICAN MAO-A-IN'E. TnE OALAXT iltvt IA( VTiiTU ot Kury ittmbir ofthi Family. IT CONTAINS TIIOUOI1TFUL ARTICLES I1Y OUR AllLEST WRITERS. IT CONTAINS 8KEICIIE1 OF LIFE AND ADVEN TURE. IT HAS SERIAL STORIES UY OUR REST NOVEL ISIS. IT HAS SHORT 8TORIE3 IN EACH NUMBER. IT HAS HUMOROUS ARTICLES DY M V1IK TWAIN IS EACH NUMREIL wh.chare a oonuaal louice of dell.ht lo tae public. IN KACII NUMREit U A COMPLETE REVIEW OF THE WORLD OF LITKRArURE. NOW IS TIIK TIME TO SUDSCRIUK FOR 1871. T.xvs or Tun OtLtir-lt per year, 8 n.UCopleJ, 33ccntiiach. CLUniUNO J Kit MS. TniOataxT and "Harperi' Wecltly" or "Dtrar," or "Appletom Journal" aent (o one ailrei! f.r a tear fori. The rezutar price 11 1) Titk Uuut and "Every Saturday for 7i rozular prlco i. With "Our Younj Folta" or "Amer'can Asrlcnlturlit," ll rezular price. U3. With L (tell 'at Llvlus A.o." llOt regular price. I Li. SHELDON COMPANY. New York. JlKW VOI.L'.lli: OF THE LEADER. TO DAY COMMENCES THE 17T1I VOLUME or Tin -SATURDAY LEADER. 1 PRICE PER COPY. SEVEN CCtlTS. In addition lo lit To ltlcal. Editorial, Dramatic Lite rary, aud Journallatlc Goaalp (for waalch dun if the aueceative reitlmei if Clauey. Heniy Clajp, Jr. Fli., Van Ilnrr-n. Ac, It wat pcrul arly fam hi), there 11 thli week a LEADER bombardment and fii'lllado upon THE MOUN1 Ell NK OltKKt.K". 1 fJlllllMU.N, CHARLES A. DVN'A. Elttlr. THE DAILY ot'N. i A YE AIL A pretnitneni.y retli'jie newipiper. with the larceu circulation In tha worl 1 Flee, Independent, and fear lata In oltl.ci. All the re wi from everywhere. Two centi a copy by tuall. M centa a nigntli, or U a year. 1IIE DOL1.AH irKSKLrtuy. A N ElVfPAPEIl OF Till. PRKSES T TIMET. IN TENDED FOR PEOPLE NOW ON EARTH, Inctuilic. rarnert. Meol anica, Merchanti, Piotetilonal Men, ftorkera, Tlilnkert, anl all Manner of llonetl rolktt and the Wlvci. boil- and Dau.hteri of all t ;C1. ONLY ONE DtiLLAH A YEAR! ONE IIL'SDRI'.D COPIES FOR V, Or leu than O.e Cent a Cony. Let there ba a li) Clu'i al cut) Putt oruto. THE SEMI-WEEKLY bits', ft A YE ML ul the a inie ti, and vene.-al ehaiacler aa TIIK WEEfS I.Y.nut with a ittraur rat o.y of uiltccllaneoai read me, und Hit ma unit the new to 11a auti.c.loen tilth yrajaur (reahueta. nici'itill ooaia. tariea a wae.i in itoad ot onoe onlr. TERMS TO CLl'lll. 1 HE DOLLAR UKKKI.V SUN, Five coptea, one tear, icparuttdy adlrraaod. Foua Doinna. Ton enplea, ore year, repnrateiv a 1 lr"ae I tan 1 an ex Ira copy to the .ettrr uu ur cl'tbi, Emiir liiLuatt,. 'f wenly eopiea. one yar, teparatetv addrcated taad au earn cap) to tho cctter up 01 clju), rirrcrf Dtnnns. nrtyooplo', ono year. one addr-ta (1 1 1 ua Satin Weekly one year tu uMt-'r up of cltthi, 'riimrr-Tiiaki! Dolmti. 1'tltv eoptea. ore vir. aeatratKlr a olra anl taa I the buinl Ueekly nue j ear to cettt'r up or o,u Jl, I tiittr v-r-t v DoLLtnt. Oui 1 nndred i-ipl, nm vetr tio'te a'tdrott (ani the Daily lor uut year to too uetler up 01 cPtui, Firrr Doi.Ltna. On,' liU'Tlreo 0 iplea. one vnir, tcptrn' 'Iv allit'-a'l (and Hie Hal, 1 lor one )cu to the tieii 110 eiuui, Sun Mo., tua THE KMt-WK':KI.Y "I'V. riteciplea.oucic.if, lopatate'y ttdr- l KiO'if Hot,;,, n Ten r i", ni. roar, i?ptrtt'v nil.", il itil 11 can a co j-in not i-riipui clnii, jix,i. x Ihli'... t-n hd v 'ciTjio .-sir ml'ntt (iiUci, 1 ,,r tin,..:-, or or.ttia 01 '-ray ir". wn.'t itc v .it ut I. tin. t.. ii 1'cituier Uu ie t" tl'Ut Itil I It I. W. L.i u LAN I). i. illanii.'. sun o.llaa, N j y I or., j iiiiit. oi:'p i tut Till. Ulitilil.'. DVi.lii lit ot. "ii mv li up op nn oni.Ts, IV ill'' I llth ID' COM'VMOV. il'TII llel'AII MM)'- llllllli-Tillf K. MT VT Htoa la iv. uear II kl tt. llnietu,i mil bu I a i t.ia iim bouaa 1, t. n v t,t,i the aland ti I wvrka. aaj b'lgriiolco i.n.lolt, Fr 11 i. an 1 scjiuIi atat u terr llciil OiHii't. I rOl.lll'.IIDK, I,, I, I'lintlnj. ln.ill.y a. o. II 11 I'll, over 1. in Iim. 1,,-d'i 11 a cut I' a-l-ltu a), llorea, A e. Iota, i.t ,t.. lrr kllfl nW t, tlipi'l, Sal, by tlio Itil- ptiunriita. r-hoeiuat it ct.t t lam o.npl iviii oit lull, a im-1 iQtorv All it hi. i 1: Iil uea un cut te ,ia v,tii v aa Hiiiorool, hetoreii 1 m. ti--lieic. 1. A I! wj.lt -I'EH, v, Uroa unv I. I'll AN('r..-l.oia f)r aale at NoewMiLJ. milra l'i i taut, near rn.li'Viii il: M0eao'i-(i (low 1. it' d 13 per 111 oilli ii p ud lot It. WILLl.Uls, 111 llruuii- rat, roi 111 .1, or .'uMliidaon n iltUT I'A It IM I'd It MAl7i: ,r. ij,;"".TnT a ind Ij1; ui'ica, 110111 f.'.Jo'l in n-"r 1 1 t at b.u I. .11 1.1. C l: lll.n Kit. 7 llerkm ill it oi ?alt nivb d o 3 a i.'lllt MA l,i:-Tlit latiro i-atori Pu n ntt'ilou-h by tt n,:ar the I liy 11 ill i pi ic t .0 ta.i nMiiua u f I oO unit;, in) i inn I, uue ul Hit tM.alt.1 uiirtiaina Ol till till i,,AKF A CO Il M ill'iuLhlty it.. Il.-onklvti, 'I Ml I I'.T-i ne ihre 01 I mr uppor lof a our ore" I turner llin mil to-tin ta hi. in. itnh Intht on three udei, w-lh ollleoon aet m (loir, anl vt-p.ii..ie in tamo on I'liiion vt ,I0H' b. Il.t uritt in a i O. 111(1 I.i'.'r Hi aaj and ton u It y lu thu icar. Apt I, L at 1'j'J llower) y rrsoit:tt ilotttfj. I.TII'OltTANT. W 'I AI.Fi.MI I). I. Ill'-II i u ,c JL galiurat.ni li Jdi ilvllitnliav.upiia.il, A NOTIlEIt OREAT RKDUCTIC GREAT REDUCTION GREAT REDUCTION UKEAT REDUCTION IN TEAS. TEAS. TEAS. TEAS, THE OREAT AMERICAN. UREAT AMERICAN GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY TEA COMPANT TEA COMPANT TEA COMPANY TJayo tecelved a full atiodraenl of NEW CROP TEAS, and many more arriving-, with which un inpply their cuiioimri In all caei, and have aialn reduced tue prioca of all thlr Teaa to the lowe't point. GOODS .VARIIANTED CO GIVE SAUSFACTION In all caiti al (he followiuj; LIST OF PRICES t OOLONG (Rlackl, 00c C00., 70c. beat, Mc. per pound. MIXED (Urccn and Illack), 50c., Nc, "0c. out, Sue, per poumL JAPAN (Uncolored), 80c., 90c., fit beat, 11.10 per pound. IMPERIAL (Green), 70c, He, Wc, II, 11.10 1 beat. 11. JO per pound. YOUNG HYSON (Green), 70c,,8Cc,,0OC II bell, 11,13 per ponnd. GUNPOWDER (Green), tl-20 bell. (1.40 per ponnd. UN'GLLSR UP.KAKPAsr (Ulack), 1)0, 80c, Wa) II belt, 11.10 per ponnd. COFFEES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY, ALWAYS UND-R OUR SUPERVISION AND UPON OUR PREMISES. GROUND COFFEE, lie zc.. Uo., SOc.t belt, 5Se. per pound. Hi tela, aaloont. boarrtlnr-hooio keeper, and famlllca -who uae latie quanlitlca uf offee can coouomlto in lhat artlcie by ntmir our HIKNCI1 HIlKAKFASt AM) DINNER COr'Phh, whtiJi we re.l al tha low priroof 23c.'i.(! per (tonud, and varrant to .Ive per leo( ladifecdon, ROASTED (Uturronnl), tic. 30c. bett, 30c. per pound. OREEN (Unroaitcd), VK., Kc.i belt, 30c. per pound. Klve-ponnd uackatel ot either lea or Coffee ds llvernllnany pari uf (he city. FREE OF ClIAItGE. Comuuiera canaayt 3 lot) proa tt ny purchailn. uf OREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY. HEADQUARTERS. Km, SI and U VESET ST. BltaMCUM I No. (10 11RO AD WAT, corner lllcccker tt. No. (79 8 Til A V., north comer SlthaL No.SjO ST1I AV.,noitheai( corner Jilt it No. .19 DOWERY, between bprlur and Prince ill. Xo.SV) SPKINU ST., between llndion aod Greenwich tu. No. it 3D av., northweat corntr lint it. No.'.W FULTON bT.UROOKLYK.coraer Concord H. No. 13) FULTON AV.. OrooLlyn. No. DE ICALU AV-Urooklyn. No.ia orand ot., Willi AUsnuRan. Jllisttlktntotis. A (lit AMI Pill,?-. DlMTJtlllL'TION tinder the aaaDicea of a cu.nitiltte coaipoaea uf tae follow tuj .ealiemen: lloa Henry Sm tn. Hon. Owen W llren-ian.Ge-.. II -ory A. llirunni, John Melt. Davldion. w llliant It. Tratrra, Hon. Thoiuta C Field, In aid of the I'nion Home and bctiool for soUlert' an 1 Sailo.-a' lirptiana. now un (er (he niamwement of Mra Judfra thai let P Daly, will take p'ace al J. Mcll. DavldloPa Vl Lroadwav. aa aooii aa the Ihta aie Cilud. dua noaoa of wblcu will zlren to the puhl.e, 3(i0 I'ltlZ-S VALUED AT l,0. ONE TIIOLb.VND TICK KID AT (111 EACH. Amonft the prizea are I 3-tione Diamond llinc. 1U kaiata, Una Diamond and Kuaniel OjI I llunlli.x I.t dyatatch with ls-Kar.it Goueva Leoatlno in ve'vet taakel-1 Solitaire DUmo.id Iim., about II, karat t $101 l,i lireobbacka t I &ollta:rt Diamond I'M, ab.mt tt kaiatt nno Dlautond and Enamel tl da llutitlu tjidy't M ntch' 1-9 luamxid itud Unieratl Ctuiter lllu.i Lady'a Diamond and p.-iatiitd (Md lluutint; iVttch: 1 Selone Diamond ltlilf ulab ii aieiy let 1 1 Dia nood and Koaioal Ijtdy'l Hold ivaun 1 tery fine a-a(o.i D.iuioad IIiuk t f lit) tn tlreenbackt 1 D uuoad and Kuauirl Lady't Uold .Valchi vrry bnniaiii soutane Hiainonl llinj Diamo.id and P name) L;tua' WMc 1 tolitalre Dia mond lllnzt Ladica' D.am nd and Emerald (lolat ttatcb, 1 solitaire Diamond Pin- fl-it Roanti'llol lltlrti, ladleiiliei 1 Koautedoil Uold ll.mtla: Lvltea' Watiit 1 Diamond HI art 30 flue Hold and Enamelled Ladlct' atd Uruu' lluuti-ie tVatchet. U-ild. Jot, Ooyi, t'artiuncte and Coral seta, piai ana Karrntnt Hold Chatut lor Ladlei and Ue.iLi nraculeta, heal lllnza, Ac. The e prlxei are ou-cxlilb,liou at J. McU Davia aon'a, anl H.-oadway. where tictett caa be had and run putitcn'itra cite i. W( car ieitly ioimj our ptlrloilt aod liberal cltlieua wilt at uuca contribute to in a moat w irtti cnautv J Men DAVIDaON, Ireaa. Ilrsnr smith. Clialrman Com. jrooii oi'T nut THE IIROKEN DAGGER Or, THE MYSTERIES OF BROOKLYN, IN THE FIJlF.oUntJJiJMJ'ANION. Hlll.ilKMOlf i;VKltYlKM(;itflTIO.N at KW I'e.rl ll llarptr'l onllillnz New York. All arti cle! al Lie oweal laciory price. JOHN K. HOI PEb. Dl VOIM.'EM ieintl y uoiuinc 1 1 d'lerlion, Ac, aula cii ul i-auaiM no puiytp iiv i no eliarje In adv.tncn; (JTlcotrer. M IIOL'SK. Ad arney, It) Hroadway. N. Y. i .Hilt MAr.r.-VOpalraAf H.-lylar tVaary blrTa.lrmiT X the or-i aloe'.. AM, Urani at., corner ot Orchard. lltlMT OlM'IL'i: .NOFft'U.-liieTnaili for Kui-opa I uu. .ui; the iv -i. tn una ssiitnlay. Jan, 7, lull, mi, I etoie at tot oltleu on Tuu tlay at tl A. M.. aid oi Sat'irdav ul Uu A. II a j. :v) c and D. f :10 A. M. E and t, O and II. 1:10 A. 11 P. II JtKK Potlmailer. V ANTl'.ll-A aecoitd hand c iraiui incluue itate II trie Addrcta 1'., tox 116, uu ofti, ltllO00i3. l Itl'.AT Cl.l'.A ItlNC (lit P N.V l.i! il nl Pniaui-c o( aiock ol F.il ail it utter l)Ra.ao o HIDS, h'tAlTLS, IILANK'- iS, Vl (NNELS. t AfSlMKHIJr.. Ae Irev1ottt tiiaemt annual inventory, at LAllllERTS, Hi IIHKLNWIl.il St NKAll SPRING. One lot of It.-. AlptcTt mar.ed Wtfe. cuiii'ii i1 Dl ,r i upnua rejlt filt'i in.'. r mo q i..t t all wool Kinurota tJlolm down to 30c. t?c. l-'te it Mtr'noi tranced to uVi. Ai o, Ii r.' ion. oi Shtwla, Ulauketa, Flanneli, c. at Greatly lleauecdl iicea. For U.irzalni tlua week, rt to LAMIIKRT-Jt- HIIKK.NlMtll ST., NEAR SPRINO. 5,M'ltM an I Honnta half pneo Mink. rniTm .he. una ait kiinli ot Lndiea' Haia, Feather and Framei. UlNNs'S tlllloiiry.tll; lltotdwa) up atalra. 5'cujt J'liimsgiiia. 1 I .M ltllll t fa,i:KI IN(1. I J 1.1 A li fcl'.D.i K ItKDDINO, TIIK flEHl IN UPK NO IN'sKI'l'-l. Nl) DUST. NO PACKING. f-KND KIR Cllti I'LAI! AND pAMPLKA. A'.LRICA.S t'All.Nl al'ilNHE CO.. atil Droailwa New Yorlt. "i.M'itM'ri ui-.' caii it. r7 Al ll'r AHI.'i l.l.'i.. I o rllll W, I i.. I! UK .'i si P'YMI'NI- Wr.KLV Oil MON"1 HLI i i uNipi cr. t AitPi'.i'M. iiMiinNt;, ,CTT h i,i to t ii i r i i mi ill I ti- i a t. jr o tl 1.. ID i tu 'rt. tkti II it-oii v itfM.i oi'" i o ni TV i' V nf;Vir ,i' -ii-"a. Win in i. i iinyf, iVl'.j piicualu -er than t l,oii-e 'U i u r u'l!.Y A i-l'NNKi.lIAM. -h, -nl ut i ar.ii tt. OtllllMtl. t I I Hit 1 I 1,1. act of KUi.l Iff II, ir:t te I HI I..". I'll L. I'KPSTl'N Pii "i illctlCll. t 1.1. M'IU'1 VI. l)lI.Aleur-l'ol'lt' a, it f 1' .li- II II UU U.U'.IIIOI t.'u I ,1.1-. I tl vt. ra cut to i ni nr., 't c A t.r.M'K l. 11., llejcli it SrVn I I.I." Ml'I'.CIM," lll.'W.-t i l'i, ".Tit 'V iroi hie uu t ami ,1 i.iniicdinu ral -oieo o lit uu I perie i.v ,l lie I. l-r At-' lll'.ll, ,1 ui viita i.lnurentat I 1.1, soeft' lii.ea- a I, idiei ail zi nt en o i t ll o ihv j 1 i e.i el pfl If lliv In Pi 'l-aia i it'll, tut tlO!ltlta. 1,1 IV(. till u 1 1' i.i n- It liotli'a, oi l u t iiiui'u i 'U H I'r I'll tUI.I',. I li luce 'kei ti. t ,1, Unfiillll lOlf' r Oil Hill, tvor Ctilai. icq nil I i t.'io al tiled eai treat ua I, uiav tv 1 1 It ciutl.1.', c i a u.. IL.II f) U .I...JI.K lien Mitt tl. nTMl'I'iPrM A, Hi'' eieai etiiee ul Anterit iii 1 1, (an be I ll i-i u ,1 l .lit In oi e tuv r-i-ud 3D eopia I pa. ut ,ilt il a us, Ac tu box -tewtotvn ('unu ilil.l Ctt a de.IT 1,1 oil ui tin- eiiifilt 'llio 'f' llll'tly i itut it in j'ii a.-1 to P lunai.) ri the fir. t day', tiln', un t ii. M. in i ii tic- u' I.t llt-i fi o,n llle ullec t ol Hot i,,o-t dialler r iiu,i'iiiiil. ill n.itu t t onlv vtav, ttrliuiu id i t i oi.iuotv it .ox 1 In utn u. i l,,ia be n n III'' l -li'ti'iel. mil ..ei.l him lie I. of doll ut f,i tl l t trio i it meili.-a i-i c. iurt, tided. My n t ti-t mil lli Iml ul clit i.i remet a (o chiracKT iv -n oiiuppl ea ti ni am. atitiiip. Oil. I.V.W IS, 'iuil u Muillr.rCiiinpabluii .fid L,u.ieo ll '.tllh, o'Vri relirttlii (o tlu deutll Ifiil and do, tati I. )ort) )ci.-" pr.vtla piacueu. 1 II ai'tiit.. Nav. 1 ,.rk I iitTi'i.ii it v, sfn eeTc7iTiT ii il .tit. a .-m If ho t'oloiltid by Itil a or ii luli-ioeu 111 ll U',1 inline twin le nt .uarautved, utid bo lea iiiiicmi miliar lull cuie... X'O CII ilKiP. -".II TlietuTiTa ia" rlo a. T il tthal ll'o l ll i i r if a ai i .,i al v It an t With fit Chili' out ul i tett'l 'v r I. 'u i.a' piac Uv. Dl- IJ-U.VI I, ilJ Uicvi..tr i RHMffHi I i Itambo'its nnuJRailtaatii. A 1,1 It IE rtAIIVAY.-'fltAINS LHAVK DKP(7T S li loot ol Chamber it. and font of VA at M foliowu 1HROUOII EXPRESS 1 it A INS LEAVE Oft.t .tfrTllrei H 1ST. AT A. M 11 A. Jl 3:W P. At., AND 7 P, til DAILY, LEAVE VA) b T. AT8:(3 A. M., 10:15 A M ANri M 8:13 A.sll 0:11 P. M., DAILY NEW AND lMPltOVK j ill IIRAVilNO-KOOM COACHES ACCOMPANY 111)5 a T A. M. IIIAl.t TIlROtOII TOHPFFALO, ('(iNNfri? 1NO AT IIOItNKLI.MVILLE Willi MA'.NIFK.L'tr B J SLEEPING COACHES RUNNING r II 110 1 (III To H i. Cl.lyVI.LAND AM) (1ALION SLI'.EI'ING-C.tArllVt P .('COMPANT TIIK tl A. M TRAIN FROM BUS(Jl! U IIANNA It) IIUFFAI.O. TIIK f.W- M 1 RAIN FlUlt) 7 NEW Y'OIIK TO HI FFAl.O. AND I RE 1 P. M. TIIAIM M ft FROM NEW YORK ll) llOHNKI.I SVli.LE, IH'y. M ft l-ALt). AND CI.Nl INNATE AN LM1G1IA..T 1RAUI H f LKA VLB DAILY AT 1:1) P. M ror Port Jervla and War. (.VP Al (d it ISP If) m Kot Mlddlctown and May at S: P. HI. UU it., els J P. M i and, st'ndaji only, S-.lt) A 31. tout ,sm a. m i for Oliitlllo a ef Way al '1:H A M. (IM IL, a,.J S (J For New.urift and Way at I A. M 3:), and 1:33 P. k M. (Mdat .:13.1 S.I3, and 4:13 P M I .ror KutTirn a.J War, 3 and 6 P. M. (131 at.. 4:13 ail H fclSyP M.) Theatre 'Iialn, "11:00 P. U. (IJd 'll i M 'For Paler'on and Way, from Ml tt Depot at n. P:I3. and 11:11 A M., "I:l3,i (t, 3:t1,and b:l3 P. M. Froi I Chanibeia at Depot at t:lj aud 10 A. M i It Jl.i "l;U,i" Vt 8:13, andC.MP.il. U For llackenaac.e and llulidale, from 1 at Depnt.al I P:(3A..M.i and 17:43, 3:15, (3:13,3:43, and pi:l P. M. Frott Lhamben It. Depot. A. M. and 1, 4, (3:13, and III For Plcrtnonl, Nrack. Tallr.iaai and Way, from Mt rl. Depot, at 9:13 A. I. 1:13. tkU. 1:13, 3:13, and fi,:13 P.C nnd Salurdaya only (11:13 P Al. Prom ChaniberatC llrrol.atH'l) A. M t I: x), t.l-JD, 4.11, 4:10, 3:13, anl tl rt P M., and balurdan onlv ill midnljhl. f Tlckeialorpaiiazeand for Apariinrnii In Driwmj. Room and Slreinz Coachca can he obtained, and oiib-rt for the checklnz and trauif 'r ofllazzaxontay be left at the Company i omcca, !il. 5W, and ait ll.-otdway lt Chamber! it 3S tlrcnw uU tt-i corn ir lth and 3( av Harlem t 8M Fulton at llruokivnt Deoiufootof w Chamoere tt, and font of 1d K., Now Yorit 3 Kzuhanyi P place, and Ixinz Dock Depoi. Jerity City, and uf Ui Aeeiiti tl the principal holeii. vtM 11. IlAllll General Paocnter AgonS. L. I). Rcckm General Superintendent. B L December 2J, lo. p "ally. t For HacVennci only, K (ForPlcrmont ant Nyack only H YINTjfltAU'UAN(ir7lENT7 B 11 THE LONG ISLAND llAll.flOAD M On and an, r Monday.ocl.il, lSii), tralna wllllltri Janira llln ai followli B 810 A AL. Greenport und Aug Harbyr, ffl O lutl) A. M., Northport Way train. W sl'.M, Mac Harnor ant Hiverhoad Kipreui rail H D (brottzhtoGieenpaitonSalurdtyi. U Hi 4 P.M., Northport Expreti II 8 P M.. Ilempitead Wayi turn to IiUp on Sattrdayi. B CP. M.. Normport Way. All tralm connect at branch for Hempitetd. Sunday traloi for lloilyn (Hen t.ove, 1ycutt Valley, IllOtvillr llunttr.clon. and Northport, leave Hunter a Polnta(9-J0A.I.aol8P.M. I. D DARTON. Sap'l. .'PPn9-"l.-,"-." NOIIOIt LINE l'AMMAOK TIt'lCKTM, t to tnd (torn atpy Hallway station In Great Rrltaln, Irs a land, Norway, Sweden, Dentnatk. Germany, llulianl, lleU-lum and the United Statca, by atea.iieri aai.iu. weekly for aate 1 A T LOWEST rUIIRF.NCT RATES. Also, Dralta tor any amount. 1 IIENDEItfON HROTHMtS. 7 Una i tin-en, 17011 1,1 VKItl'OOI. AND (JlhKNr. TOWN.- f lnnian Line of Royal Alail bltaiucra are aputulo( i to "an aa lullowt t City of Ilruaeeti, Saturday Jtn. 7, at 1 P M. P Clly of Limerick tela Haliraii. Tuetday. Jan in, I p. If, Cltvot vt aihlneton. Satnidav. Jan 11, at KM. Clly ot I'aria, Saturdav, Jau. Jl. al! P, M. -tnd each aucceedinz balurday anl aUerotte Tacsdiy, Irom Pier 43, North River. ItATtS OF PASSAOEl FtnlCaSIn HSzoll bteoraae M currency r I'aaaenrera alao forwarded to Antwerp, Rotterdam, i Sweden, Norway, and Denmark, at reduced ratoa. Tlckeu can be bouzht here at tn 'derate ralea by per ot-wiantnr to tend for tli"lr frhndi. i i l or rurther Intormailon apply at the Company'! oPlce. Tm JOHN (I. DALE. Agent. 13 Hroadway. New Yor. i?Ol't 'iTrVKItPllllla itu ouei.itoiii. tuirinf. Mho U.S. Maila. -Ilio LlVKltP XlL AND OIlftAT 't.rfuv aiettl i-niMituv .ill a,..,.. Ihelr firtKlaii, full power Iron icrew iteamahlpt from 3 Pier 46. N. 1(. every WEDNESDAY, aa followa i m WIkcoN.hIN, t'apt Willlama. Jan H.aiSA.M. M NEHRASK A, Capt. Glard Jan. IS. at.t P. M. 4 HANIIATTaN. Capt. I oriylh ......Jan. .at A. M. M WrO.MIN'O, Capt. Whlneray Jan.Ul.allt A. 11, B MlNNfj-OTA. Cart. l.W. Freeiuaii.Feh. 1. tiJMP.M. IDAHO, Capt. Prlra. FtU. S, al rt A. M. T Cabin pataare. 4) soldi aieerece pafiae (Ooe, i liroa-lway). liocurrrncy. T Fonrenlit or cabin paaatze apolr (o 1 WILLIAMS-OP ION, (3 Wall tl. N A THIN A I, lalNK HI' MTF.A1IMII I I'st III LIVERPOOL AND OUI.h.NSIOi.N. t I HE QlEEN,1homaon, Saturday, Jan, 7. tt 3 P, M. EltlN. llraaz. Saturday, Jan. II, tt 10 A M. Cabin patiatro (73 and US currency r Strera.e t currency Prepaid itceraze HckttifromLivcrpool.CJ-tejnitowu, Londonderry, and (Haifrow. zl currency. 4 For mrtlier Information apple at ti e Coinpany'i x offlcce. O Hroadway. F. W.J. HURST. Manager. J S" TKA.1I TO 41UKI2NMTOWM A.NU I.IVEIt. M Pool, every Aedueaday, Tburtday, and Saturday. H COI.OIIADO VVednelday. Jan. 4 M CJl'KKN Salurdar Jan 1 Drarta on l.nzland. Ireland, bcotlam. 1I10MP. .1 SON'S Patiace once. 13 Hroadway, corner Ri ctor tL -ej "ubtit Jtotit-ts. I tOltPOItATlON NOTI()l'..-lSihuc"uJliee ll i,y liereny zivii lu (ha o inei or owteri, occupt.d or 7 otctipantt. of all houaet and lott. Improved or nnlm- t lov d land', arfecteJ thereby, that the folio win at- r.ainirnla have been completed, and aro lodzed lu the a cfllt e of the Hoard or Aaiciaora for examination by ad Ptiioniln.erMted.vIz 1 For bnlldln. tewrra'lu Slilv-aeventb tnd Silly- elzht itreeia, beiticen Fourtn and Finuiavenuea. M I. For bnlldluz ecwrra In Koit) .-iir,lu and Flftletl etrceta, between Kicht and Tenth arenuca. 8. hor feucuui luti oorntr Uttyncyud etreet era. pint avenue 4, ForfenclntrlotilnEa'tFlfly-.tTtatreet. 8. For frnctns lyti corner Madlion avenue and Twen- ty-acteuth atret-t. C. I'or rtazt-t',. north tide Forty -rat itreet betweel Hroadway and Setenth avenue, 7 lor tlaZL'in. liul.crt nip, between Water and South mean, I Forieiiln.cnrbnndcnttcrandntz.ln-Slity-nriti alrcct, btlween '1 h'rd and Fillti avenuua. 0. For layln. (Nicoliou jiavrmenl in Forty folilk W atreet, bttween Madlaon and Fifth avctitiet, 10. tor laying Nicdaon pavement m Forty-thlrtl 'fl itreet. between Madtaon and Filth ttcnuea. Jf II. For latino, mention pavement in Fifty tilth m treet. between Seventh an t Ninth aveuue) ri 11. For taylni-Nlcolao t pavo nent ta CLIT itroot, be- (ween John aud Fraukfoil itrecta, 13 For layluic Helzian pare Hem In F fir flrit itreet, M tctween Second avenue and the Eaat River II. Vor rr.iilalini; indzradim.- aetiliittt urn and eot'fl 1 in I-i.htierb atreet, between Llevoutu avenue aud the Drive. 1 The llmila embraced by aueh aaaetimentt Include all X the aevetal noute. in ma ot z'ouu i, vacaul Iota, 9$ plecea aud parce.a ol an I. altJat d on ja 1, lloth aidoi of Slxti-aeventh ttrent, hatweei Fonrth m and Filth avriipca.aul b ithaldet oiSii'.y-ri.hth itreet, m betHeen Madtaon and Fifth avenuet. H z I lo Ii ildta of Forty clihlh atreet. hMween Ninth tnl'ltutth avenuei. nno both ildei of Filtleth itreet, t lietwcen K chth ao Milh ave me. f a. 1 bet run -rlraltiMtfd ou uie eornnrof 1 ifty-icconf atr et and Flrat an ,iue 4 lite north aid-tut liny tint itreet, between Flrtt r. and --ffond aventiea. -I 8 The wen tide of Mad ton avenue, commencing al j Twenli aeventh .trvet, and ruuulot,' uuiher.y Uiiytii "i lectltiereirom. C, 'i he norm tide of forly-ftril atreel, between llroal way andbeveulh avenue. 7 l tie louth aide ct Ruttters Hb, betirojn Water aid b-iulli ilreeta, s. Holh udei of biity-nfth itreet, between Third ina Flflh avenuel. V. llo-.li t del of Forly-rontlh ilrcvt. between Mtdl- 1 ion and Fifth ttenitea, lo Ilia eila.il uf Uan tin hlocE I ou luleriectliik'tlrecli. f 10. lloth udei of For v third itro't.b"tween Mal'e n fc' and Fifth avenrea, to the extent o halt (he bl'ick ou f,i intetaeetitiitatrreta. M li iioiu aiuet ui i iiiF-ait'ii airrci, net ecn a-t-nn r and Ninth avenuel, to the extent ot hail Urn IdOv.ua 'm Intritecllnz atteelt. ,rm W. Ruth aldca of Cliff Ur et. bclwrm .1 ha anl .JM Frankfort atrete, to tlio cxn.nl oi lull the b.uca ua 3 liitrrtertluirttret'ti, 13 Ruth a. dri of I'lfty-flrat itr.-i't. between See in I avenue and Kaat river, to ihu extent of halt the bloc k on tiiteraccllnjt airecta 11. lloth ai.lriof I Ishtletli itreet, between Eleventh avenne and tl,o oitbli-- drive All peraoni whoae luteteati are arrctM by th" ahoyn. named atteittnenu, and all i ura oppoae 1 1 j iti a., ne, or rlthci of ihfin, ate requcaiedto prt aetn thi'lro' -o. ttona, liiwr.ttnj, to lllcnard Ittetd, t .i.tinn-tu t a lloird of At.e-aora. nt tt'.eli ortu", No l'i initiMut ttieet, wlthtu thirty dayi Hum Jhe iir ..r t ni n nice TllnM 'i ts'le.N, MM ll MYI-.U". KRANi b 1. SAV II", Hoard of Aaiea- n. ot Uoerd of Aaienori. New lurk. Dvtoiu: r A a Itil). 3Tta:il Jlotitti. tjri'iti'.iii: coniT -uty .m I'mur w it lor, Mara ,N. o.tn-ie.t'l, wi'o o. I)i.-'i' ll tlftd. Pl.lllltill', aztlll.t Tlli'llo.e T. On Ml, hi. I 1 I u.f t.r 'd..hi wuc.n 1 .del -n I it.i-, -I n I a )u lir.uf nt ul the nirui.n u in t t i s v 1 ork, tna 1. in iht abut j u i oi i 1 i -a to tale ut p-.ili 1c titetl 1 1 -t- Hi lii oil -i'-i' i. Ill Hi-uada.tt la the c tt of Nett i u,i M 1 1 1 it Kill Uav til .Unnat y. i-.t. ut 1 ii'. no n i SI. Miller. A tell i -i I I '11 f de.i ai t iz. i A tl at "i .1 n I l i t'f o.- i me 1 t t ait' i ,t ot, n 1 1 u i, ti 1 n ,1 Waul i: i ,1 Net. i ii o it it-I .in i i Oil it ','i fii i i,t '1 llln.- "n tit t oil iruy -i e ol lie i r i' it i e It ir.i i n t 'I hi r if I fo ll i I J Lionel i 1. 1 i liaiti i'. Hliiii- i.a .a I, a 1 1 a W il ie -n I r ex .ir. -rt of .It .ir. i fil it me it I ,1 I I 111,1 1,111 H-r .11 Mil t.ie.'li toil- i cea-i'ii t d ll tiliant I'at'l'lint, -.it ti i ,i tu l ,1. I ai ll' u 'l, l.a.llli'e tt'h. ..i I ii it.ne un ill. rtr-1 il iv of M tv. ,.ne tlio iM'i t i I dre I an I twetily -it. in I ru ill.iu o.!V..,tt i i I ii,' ot th.. tat i it ai!-iiui.- e lo it 1 t i ii- leraat''.- I t lit i inuniiu tit.u-rlt i. i n; till' it II ul' id Chil'llOMt .ireel tweutt -mi le i ii a i "rtii, Iv In a .ni,. i .ira I'-l in ih.-cui-' a a t. a aal't ul ol t'h ti'ul tl'C inlior let" l I. t niclifa lo ,lffd 'r.'UI, al rt o i HI 'It t.i.i i n t I ul li .llli, f-lw,ill two ll'i'l t ii, "i Hi- i v,.ir, y onz Reed .irri 1 1 wunty itt.t i -1 1 t u- o tl,e 1 1 ice ut nCilittiiiiK l t 1 fii n at-1 t't'iii i' ,t vl by t'it all el rtl'iiN'ra it' N lull. 1 I, too t r I nniiiU'ty- nel lie 1 1 ace -i md 1 a) tout n i I i i ii'iii-iy-iiliift t'h. tih i an ei. I ti j.-t if r tti-i .i 1 tin:iat the lui, -tu -lila. h'To lU.nu it.ta, fi hi tinufi't Hicri-itnto oel iiiit n ir li n'tyuit' ii ,i i iml, m'mI Hi" rf vi-i.io i anl revert oi, a n i -a ri .itideis ri'Ma, l.iea. at d nr irl't Uifr i Dated Lew York, lifiviuh r -J. s,u. DtMI'LP INllRAIlAM..Ir Re., Tit a i V. OLiiamAn A Tun v. Piaiutlir'a Mtorni'ya S5f.0l0JIJ. t I'A ,"T.-Plul. t.r MARS li'l a the t i. in at .V ti i al.,. L t ill an I tli'lit co ai l li n n and ton a nl h it o ii i d,t tppot.it i,ent in uf ru; a y ui lf r'iia ii, a. al third at tu-nr l: ii.i H 1 Vt.tla ll.f ttll lilt 'I. ll lilt aei ll'ta III all till. i. i 1 lo iii ir,y I'-' "no you it nil iiiiiiii-diiiiciy lot t'f MTlt()l,ltlilMT,-MAIIAirMlilli;.i l i .Vdauti'tfl bo. ti .tn ,t veil a id C'tl lo Ie'l lu in fli ii) oil t er it I un. h'a, call do a I yo i wiau .i i--, lain 3tiL-i it.- Wl I- a.l lljuaioii o-l ytv lit at 1(11) li. IIKItK l-No cntiinuz -Mad. nn-s." i evrythint.ihe n one ul tha ouu you iiitriy and tn it oihcriiaiur itu.eiiiieedy inarrlaee.. br nea tu(i ll,o .ourf aeparate I -no a a tue uaeneti of ilie one yoe uiarr) 131' li e-t (i.t ai oetmeu liroaawa) aui nar til ME, KtANM, e her f r eiuryin ii, i .11 ie Imal euro mil In tin" citr luckv tiuuiD it noi Uieiot .5u w v.u.i. Utility, taar ilia ai.