The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
January 19, 1871

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f TUIRTY-EIGirni Y EAR. NEW YORK, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1871. ritlCB Two" CEilTs!"' J I I THK C'.VPTURK OF F1LK1NS. jljsvt rnox inn viiotm to escape LYNCHING IN Al.ltANV. I J.sdtrd In Albany Jail Worn tint and Trwvel-HtalBed-A t"" Ucparler'e Can. nnilln with FllUio. U bie Cell-Tha Xxamlaattea YretatsUr. ALuaxr, Jan, 18. Kllktun, the alleged txprtt gokber, arrived lir thli morning freea Har.legn. when ha hid beta ksat over night V; tbe efilceri havlojc litm In charge. The crowd it Ike derot this morning wj nearly as large that si lsst night, bat nor orderly. Tkey were at kill doomed to disappointment la gaining the eeveled tight of the prisoner. Tin cm wire stopped In thr ltr of IU hone rtllroad .tables, and Filkias and these kiting tilu In charge were st Into It and rapldlr driven lo the Jatl. The can, meanwhile, urn purposely delayed 10 U lUe ptli ener was salely ledged Is Jsll si least five mlnutee t-etori the can arrived at tin depot. On lis inching the Jill, Filkias KM Immediately conducted to Ibi HberlQ'e eOee, a tier A MtLIXIXAtT kXAtlfeATIO n held by Jrlce Aicliamara. A reporter of Tnr. fir, who bed lerr.ed of the arrangement to onl nt the row d, wa- m toe Sheriff's oHce awaiting thi errnal ut He prisoner. l)i ring l it elimination before the magistrate be lit rigid iu hit chair, eiarlug victotlT out ul Ue window la front of him. liven the shouts of tbi rouiih rabb'e without did not amuse Mm from hi e'upcr. H "i evident that he wn completel) -worn tut by sllgue aud waal of eicep. The feellae. In regard l0 Filklni's guilt Is undergoing a milked chante, and a grsst nan; who a week sge Ullevcd b m guiltv. now think hi will be abla to prove hlmelf Innocent. Rxbert l:,ckrll and Superintendent Snlihl I vera eiamineHi. the former in relation to the crime, cad the l.itier In reiillon to the suspicion tttacblng I to 11 r. lilkiiis. Dwigbt leetined tu.t being Inform I d that 1 mxtss nD noi-anr a pistol, hi culled on him to l'irn If It was eo. Fllklns fab' ee had m 1 loitht ant rlstol. The he aikeJ hl i Ifhe wa louk.Dsrora l-tolon Friday. Said ye Asked him where He ld be went Into two bro km' office". Asked bim where 1 lie nH down on Vlalu or llndeon or Ilimu-on or Divlsloi streets. Ill niekiioned thoie four str.-st. 1 aikcd him If bu wuald not tell en nhatilrcet the olace w, He re plied, 1 li'i down wher tha cxpren liable it," 1 a-krd whu he wanted o a plitol, and whit he wsa I.wktrg lor a pistol fur He aid h i mis Valliant Ud been attack d li the aire t one night golnc h.ae, and he had told inm o would arat a plitol for Mm. 1 m-.t how lonj ajo It happeued, and alter on e hrl'ation he At II. I" moment llr, S. V. It indale Inlerpoied. airif C I e br.d een rital d Mr. Filklm'i coon ril, and aked that the elimination be lOlffLded vntil Le ccul l coniult with lm client. Tl.li wte eraated, ai.d altr llili comulttl n nsisndali ak el a ri- p uoeai, tj u. oft iriendt of the iccute t'j he preev. Thli w if reed to b Jn"tce McNsmri, in J the former cx'm nitlon was adjourned Hit ro-ruorrow. Cilklai i jnil -I'liun.iei 'ia.- id lue matter. y llklri jper bs n: leirch" i m uken to a cell, wliere, tbi.tic'i the couri, J of I hlr of I'nltce llallon a:d Mr It u n-nu. keener or tJ J( tue tW repvittr w pr..tttej le hie AN INTISTItW W1TU I1IU rnHOXEtt. 1e rrfotter fonnd Fl'klaa lur.c In hit bed coiervt wih a llankeiard overcoat, ai d wrarle: a WMllin ii,' t. tcj of v, .irh m pulled down 10 a l rev i (le1 'I ii-tnc ne tat ailcep, Ike renr, t, r i. cn tbe pl.t nt solnt awj. then i r.;nd e n r1 i ol nooui r? or 0 jearr. who we ti'.ir. e. vil In -line re I eica.m.d, He i 't .-.i.i i-i i it'i i iiiy irylrcUi," Klikin ri -ivn Lu i.bu 11 tble, an I the Inter- YlW 'i e Hepr-'-. eon'! waai to drtwrS Ton, Mr. FllaUU' u.u 'IV- tu mikeanrit.tc aat ir tr I a tcri.U chireeb made aalul jm. I v,i i t ou ,n ii-e Nkw Yoim Mith Filklin Mucb ohilice.t to Ton, ir: bit I dou'i know that 1 Into 4U)tJlui t. aiy, unly I-at I AU INSUCK.M. find Vno- I-, and He wi t p'nee It. I'm not only tnnect'et tti lus 4ffjlr, ku. I nuer cheated a muL fit ol a iibl or dnl a lur-au act I mj Ufo. Urery tiOy that ki.oii-- bio know in.it. Yuu aik 'em aod ttir'll le i u n' io. Hwrle 1 am l.niPTlo tell ron that all lb; pHp:e o. wh in I tare Inqutmd Iwllly to tin sooi d,rc ei ton ha'r I t.Lrrto bvine iikina Tlmuk yuu, llr. UoJ b'en 'cm Itrei'iMT- lint llioe bo ire nioft onrHent o' Tear lnao en e are a leu to m -aunt for uur fir"'' Vi'i nt ni Mle sou run anajr. Filkln.f P.lklmi'ii, th.t'n jiki It. 1 wn drlrentolt: lot li" u I 1 eli It? The pcple ull riroi tutioj a ir., ojt ua tryuii to I ok In. Hey Kxti ciio i tulei of the itrret; everybody eevmcri I e wrtrhtee in TYc fl it 1 heard of thi lo'iatt'y abuut C iV ock on lue.day nlsut, wca .i.e (.lo-xr .ian ci no in nd 14)1, "how m t TAaf T?Uj, yen col out el i:il quu k 1" And tken lo-ne nf thi t oijMirf came In nail lol I mc Hut It b d been reportddovin town tint I wan arrvfiled. All ttiui made tw cr, ir like. I'fit If I ae eoine out o. aiy mind. I c.uldu't maac up hy I iboDhl be capected, skrt It werrlod me to 1 could tot aa) aaythluz to them I cin't think wio 1', Wbe'Cit, but I Imln'i no tkouflita of poUe until I put on my clotnoa and iiarled. What nor-n-d me -.nee in all ism lay eoot wife, who la Diy ani. rri'.m al nip 'l tndt,m the ehllHren. txr a t r tbitia, Ucy irled ioo and I cnldu't itma tt Here tl.e peor fello palled hli cap d"wn orer bl eyre. Lit :i ei Ll OTereon orer hli ihouluer, an to n with U a.e lo the Mull. When ao fjci-. ainu.d ualn It an erldenl that ma tWjTioy wa orncixe. Keportei.al era ort n-c How many children bave u. t'llkln f j-.l. i-liio, air; a boy ye rs old rnil a lltll fr4. sne'ia be itil ul little ibln;. lhej'rooy it e, -Utf. Iion.i o cbil ircn. I'iii'i njt it nj yuu tr i .e r c yiuz wuikrd me up to tlat I did kcow w'.at I wie dom. tud o I ture.l. Id in t-r Where did ynu lnic-i.it to ro f 1 iuiu .Nu-Alere particular. I vianted lo ne aiy Inn lie iien lour ii bounulne nnd pjlntl i nil- 1 1 i.i i :nJ or vi'i linn hno i ne where I vr rlnt; tl '.e-furward, lometltnes I'd turn luck r-im. I" -li mi "if und ralidren were alwa-fcelon- u. Mb -river 1 ncnt. '1 Ut il I'd t'llnk fi tver)hoi- isiLini;a me Mill au'plclon. aau l'u 0 ou aiin. I w ii til uiiiilili-il, .iid at Idit II WAS ALL 1'IRD VP lain'll.ad n lip i una what ruu till ileep, tou Ki.urv mi-- 1 ii and at I Via-, iliht clad wl.n J n .in d. niiakth ttitlenien that look mi and t i 1 led jou I cue up peirelal. Ail I a.keu Viu in :o 1. 1 -u tnke tue buik hutnt- Jt onto. 'Jliey hATt-d rri d to n eveiy kind. ):-V-r'ir- !l ihe wai, 1ilkini, nbat mide you ib.Vtt )rt .r I iin t fi.kiDi I .id that at Br't became I did not wint t be tec- p i I'd. Yuu 'ee, I t' l-iuht I'd U) awa lull! I in uid t.'i-yli-il ran,; in lU rkbt m m, aud len I could come bai k .i.'uln and Uot'iili lace w.tl,i.ut inr body pi-tr.tia ut in--. I rcud all tin l-uiera I rould K'i on lliu J), In thu hope of leelns tut they htd cot him. Kxt orlor i h A about that plsto! t iat .Mr. I) a ij'nt liy ymi buiul-t I ilk.uj-O'i, that'i notbln;; that'a all rlgbi l'l.L TkLL 'l!U ALL A DOLT THAT when I'm i Ajrained to-iuotro. Vou needn't ut iiMh.n .hunt it now. Tuero ain't notblnij In tt. .1. Iteinrt-i Iliitc you iecn tbo uOldiTlts made b. jour M i t P.ikinn- .il'ternt tlio rapcri here, Th4'tc ill true, mil "Aordof 'cm. Kt-li rte i l)i i you over fee Halpln 1 I'.lku.-S pour itliow I 1 noier mw him tint I knbH ul. I may have ituu hlui, hut didn't know al.o he vi :i Hn.uitrr- Do you think of anjthlnj die jou aniii.l like -muj f r'li.i -I my epiln that I am an Innocent mm, tod in it win be i roied lie. on- -1 ,i.i only hope io and now I'll Willi foil mini1. 1 or tl.e rmem. FiUiii) t.nu I bv, ir, and many tbanka. I'd like tu tu t me a. inn an I lirlnz in copy of your putir And i.uw I'll try lo mt a little neep, 10 aa I I in ivok li'JHui mii.t like 1WUIN (AT 1-liOK Wfc COMM. Filklm I- a v. iii. ur!i :,u. i in.in ot ulmut S3 year'. IUii hiu ai.uiti 6 mill tl 11a i ,i iho n eir ince of a in -r h rd workiim Bi n b t it i ex.dcut thit hli inuil It are hir bolu v ti.o uvoiae. U fin 1'iiiiiil 1 1 1 ii I u a ml iV Co, Ciimlnir lo Nrv H Ken t oil. -A C'linuie Inr niiullier I'nm, M 1 .-1 ,i ci, Jan. 17. 'Iho ato imiliip Am.-r- f In 'ri.ni I Kens via Yokohama, arrived io d u. V 1 1 i, i'i -ehi'tra l lilt Huvlluncy Uo ruitul 11 Ik,..' ii ,ui.t altn'ati-r f l'inanco ot Ihe Km jl i I,, iit,oliicfieditidaC'oii,talitoucrto il i". j -i.ii.i tl.e ViiIikI t-tatei. Iliamtlte In- M i i ili ht-t lan, aid". Ac., In all twen M lit tn Jn-ai llinu mi waa lormerly 11 i j,t.. i, n i-- ii H to itudy our U 1 ,d t il ol I1 e iii.pitDnni aie H l-i-i i '1 ne v Hl ilil.ani 1-r.ie 'i"0 M t in edlnc to in in ton. l-'ourl'-eu 'H cintn re ulj anions the pal tu t, v tbrou h ti keta fur New York, fMlum, nttm v piopoee lo eutir collegi, M VltAT llAhSTHAD'lt flCTOItr. A Cemralaelon Slerehant AVanta ta Hea Hal alrnil, and Flada him ln-Th Mrrchnnt Mnkra l ltbt-lla WnlUa Oil with n Mark of Ike Hdltor'e ftcero. CixcmmTi, Jan. 18. Slttrat llalilcad, of the Cintlnruili Ctnnuvriiv.tliU a Iter noon bad a terrible cikt with oae Lartneer, who called htai a liar. There li treat eirltetncut la newapaturr circle, A-iotBia bcariTca. Tlere In keen a dleroelrlan oa the pait of the raah teerle to.Wld Mr. Ualatead, editor and pro prietor of the Commercial, to a periontl accoant for whatever le inblliked la the paper, lie was watted on to-day by a ccm.iinlon merchint nitned Thomaa Lavencer, who wai actuaod In the Cotimtr titt two week! age of kitef a partner la a dtirepu table bnahAM. Laeindar demanded Ike Bamee of Ihe laforuanta la Ihe ciae, and ef the writer of the article, Ilia demand wai refused, and the fellnw Inililed on evelnc the nancicrlpl, at the tame time ititlnc hU iH llef' that It waa written by bit late partner la bnehieM for the purpcuc of Injurlnt him. Mr. Ualitead told Mm the publication m made by a recalir writer tut the pater. Thi". dll not fateifv Mr lavender, and he lnUtcd that Mr. Hal itead had nude a diCerent etalemtnt on a previwui occaitoa. llr. HiHlaid rerlied II you aiv that, you ut what l untrue," lvrnder then Uitn alar, are 1 1 llhUenl-Yc". nr. II youiay that. Kr. lavendtr iheti beeacd otit pf the editor' prl rate of.lce la a t reatrtiln; manner, and muttering loaetUDE abeul Ha etend'i belur a bl2:i r maa aod bv;rr (1 i Dar. He tnide rrndy 10 tlrlke, wren Halitctd. quiwk a a flt'h, rave htm one eiralrht oat from the iltou'dcr tint bitd blr.i atrnwllnc on Ihe floor. The blow wa di lucre J on the oreSeiJ, above the eye. aid hruliM the icalv and lent U.o bl'iod raitlnc m ttou.'h an artery bad bei-p cut llililci.l Jerked tnc letto to hie feet and collated bhn. latiM-rlnc htm until lie cried Ennh lie was then led out ol tl.e rflie bleedlaz at the nme to a birher ihop, where bis wouadi were dreed and Ul blood ItitincI.eJ. lilt aext move wn to-ewnrent a warrant etiarstec tlalitaul with aataail'and battery, aniwrr Ible belore the Toiler Corl In morrow momUf. It Ii proper to add tilt I.iTpndtr l a lloctlr built ai 11a itead, tmd H a treat deal taller The ealtor II revltint proof with rdi left h.in I to nlbt, the Klei;er aiaacr lelnz done up In arnlc.iaod a vihlte ra;. uruj t.ATEaorn rnnxDa sat. Cisciskati, 11 1'. M. Tlie fljtht between Vnrat Ila.etekd and Lavender tbla afternoon wu about a boo. i kept by Jeany Irvine on Third itreel la thli city. Halitead, or eno et hU lob-edllori. had charted Lavender, who w4 the ee-uler Partner In a boot il.dil.oc nrm, wttb nrtli-ctinchlabuilnriiand maklnx bti biudqaarter at Jinny Irilnl'a home I.iTf ndrr wai huhly ladLtuaat at tllll charge, nnd that he receatedly urxed Halitead lo take It hack. Mr HiUlead, (owever, Min ni'4 Lavender b. a b II tanded compllaient. Thb afternoon atxiul I o'cioik IMveadcr ato;peJ Into lla.t.eid'a eQre. Uemandint a nlractlan nl what be ill 1 HaMenl'i ftlnu iKoclitti bad raid alacut aim. Mr Haute i-t .ttenel to hlu lor a while, aad then laid Lavendtr ui a d a liar. You are nocinUeman," replied L,Tcnder. Ol that jcu are no Indge." laid llalitcid. "T H n ill 1 have to aav li tnat you in a or a irtorted l.irnaer. Trill one i'-o much for the Nopolioa of the Weil einl'iei. He wai up In a minute, and lulled Inio I.ivcn.ir llkr a thoaeiad ol brick. IK-knock vl him donti. and pouoaed htai nnrifl.trnuily. C-an di lir lu erurcd. lie tvrnl lltlncud lor GI'i aike to itop II 1'itrad refun-d to np. Lavender ai.,iel Ilka tl rmiciM, asd Ilalne.id toundvd w like a kmc, pm. ,y (lod. my tknll li broke," jeHid I.lTcniler. 1 tco lUMi-id nopee.1. I.avearler went lor a po I ce.u in. wUo t iok kim to a drur itore at d bni) iii Jurlea aiteadaa to, eut toH hlra he cuuld nut tiku IliliteiJ'o tue it.illoii I eu-e eiciot on a varr-ir.t. 1 li rutni-ro-l tn-ulxt that Jenny Irv.ne will ner o-j' tlio warrant, ami tnat llalituail will uuti tonlre uall lir ao anault llo Intent to kill. rinsi iiLoun ton a.i.v jojii.uo. Nntlonnl ArTalrw Dlicn-nr.l In nn Kleht'i Wuril fnloon A Sum WuutcU by n I'UIN udelpliln rotllli Inn. Kirly Ti'itenliy inorniup two bisli-toned p dl ticiani -ere dl5euiiiej; thi political outloi k In t. falix-ti kept by Rfan. it Hrnadwar ind Wen I ll'-u-vn itreet. Tie natnei cf the ceallemen are Mr. IHa Noble and Mr. Connon, a well-known itue 'i .liter aid i otitic Ian (rum ri ludrlphia. Mr. Cun- it' IhoiMLl that (irtot'a i'iu Oomlnxo rrojact nai iwi-e meainre. and would mult In good to the c.iuntry. Mr. Noble thooclit that tbe acneiallon -caiar aaafrau.l; that Mriin. Urant, lhibroek A Co. were timiutf to "make a Uke;" and that I e poor I mule uf tl.e Dominican I'laml had no In- red ntlcr nay. Mr. Connon arsoed hi' "Ida of the qcestton with i irniio, and alttr rcrci heated remark!, mlMI in- minted to tiie nuble Hiniel that hi "needn't talk -e w only a d d bond thief, anyhow." Wlw-re i:ou D.ulel re ..llated, and sottly sot to work upon 'Ir. Ccr.ur' LiroT. Tbe reiu.t of thli cit tiki manlpu atlon m a ilirtd ear aud a ilemaged oll.c wry. llr. C'oniioia. attnonxh a profeaaur ol the jimly ait, oecatir 'K'tncra Ui'l and veiled luillly r teiu fun cmeiil It till ouded, md the dlapo ucu ncrr par ed. Alexin. iSoble and Connon were then taken la toirl ytiie police, end introduced tu Capi, Wuiih 1'but K-'nllemaii lent tl.etn to tlio Tomb. b-.o.e Jaitlce D. wlitij-, who divharfed il.im. Mr. Noule eionreat cct tree, but I. l'iilladcliuU politician Wad tall note no Jly Wtli-o otf. nioToaiiAi'iis jiv .si'.v JtEvoiiTKiis. A YVret Hide Coitrtaiilp Intrrrnptcd-A Toor l.ovrrUla nrded Tor a Wi-nlthlrrSiillor-Connumcd by n Thlret lor Hrvrnzr. W.llium Hubituou and Alrxnmler Mcdulrc aro labircn at tbo pjaorka en Eighteenth itreel iUOulie hai a i!au:Mcr upon whom Knblnaun placid til affectlov. Alter a aort courlalilp they ncre bolritbtd; buk at leruith a rital cUltnel the tffecttou or Mire McOulre. Tbo riv.il via not only u bolter locking, but a richer man than Hoblmon, ind Ii a ibort tlma M!m llcfiuire. ulth hir lithcr'i cetnt. i.lfcarded her Orit love and accepted Ihe oll.ir Ivllew Tl.il ni-.lora.lv enrasrd Itolilniou, an I bo -re riveace Ou 'J U' "day nlt t he lay In will at the gisiktikifor McOnlre, uud with a drawn Vn.fe vpr.ox uron llm MeUu.re threw up 1 1 arm to Haul ell the bluw, and rt-eeivtd tvio Mu le at ibi iliriuu.li hU i1jui baud. I'obimon wn held by Jui'icc Cox letMa'dty In 1 500 ojII. Itoire tV Co.'d Aaalznmrnt. Heniy il. I.o Count A Co. In December Inst petitioned thel'nlt'd States Diltrict Court, Droi'U I a, lo hive A. L. Ktwo A Co., who Here Leavy cottoa operator! In 'ew Y'ork, adjudyed bank ruta. Da tbe Sfite f October, IO fount Co. luld In Itow A Co. abont t"ffl worlli of cotton, and three dayi therealtar tbo Utter made a teaeril aisitamenl to or.o Krank U. lVto. 'rbBy tnen fave prerermee to tbe Nallonil l'ark Hank by payinr Ihem JlK.oCO, an alio paid 13600 to tbe New York Ouarauiei aad ladtnnlty Cumpany, 15 KW lo the P.Urhlh Natioa&l Diak, aad J3.HJ0 to lane up a note bi-forn It w.i dne. Tbe ii wa Irled jciterday alieikouu. uid ilia Jory. undir He direction of tbe Coiut, Imind Dot the aiiltamerjl wi mide.and lliat vtrlmii eruJlluri were Vild by I.oe Co, while they vm teiolvont. The rolllli'lauV Ncit Year's (Iin. Tbi Hornaarm Town Trtisleei have coutractdl Mltk the Wetelietr Coaaly Oal Compiny t lap ply thetewn with j for len yein at 41 casta per I.bCO feet, TN hn irrnuaed the Indlsnitlon of the peo'le,who throuth John Hopkins pretested to the Boarl at their mectlne yeiterdaya petition demand ini tbe cancelling of Ihe contract. l om-rs have l ei n p.icirdod tbrouiti tbe town expotinit tns fraud. It Ii laid tint money baa been fieely uied to obtain tht contrict. Tbo City t'ruim. The census titers Iiavc coiniiUU-U their lauors In tl.e rourth, riihth, and l'tflecntli Wardi, and Ibe retult ahowe aa lacrtJiie over tne prevloui enu tnenitlou. Tlio niv cciuni In tke Fourth WirJ flm a jopnlitton of 33,801, aa Increase of 201 over the fluorei returned lailfiU The total in Ihe Kljlilh Ward 1 SIJTU, nn Ir-ceax. ol 1. Ort over tbe pre; I ou. eni...ii-'l..J. In lb" riitemith War. t be P'ipii a llou Ii itlvni l UliWJi Incicaio of l,ibl over the lint return. Culltr-Hul r NVbut Jllimlo Lee, Hie young ""'I irttjr wifo or n inde'ional buralir, was recontty caunlil l.elplnr her i,iiit..id to eicapo from tlio Tombs Iu Ibe (,enu 1 bennloirf jeilerday, ibe pleaded e ull ly. Hlio puI.I thi ilul pel know her lnubind waa a Iblef win n i inauK'd bun but, wi.iin she law Mia la one el thui- imily cell"," i-he WOUid luvt douo anjtuiuf lo f l Jw-ihit out." The Ilu'iohen TurtlcM iin their I,re. The Jlobokeii Ttirtb Hub li.d a bnllwut ball In Irvlns Hall tnat evenlnj. The hill wai erowdeJ, At 10 o'clock th. Turtle. mdi their grand latrf, Uauiadxilcly UYet wbtU Um 4Uclu( w begUB- II L I MR, TWEED'S LKGISLATUR E. llKUVT.ATISa THE MAS'A Q l!M EXT OF Til EAT It KS IN XE1T TOllK. Itrd Tape and Tlnarl In the Hlreeln nf the t'uplttil-l.aatrel'a lli-wd I.evel-The Har lem Coart Ilonee Jak. Correeponaeoce of The ken, Albany, Jin. 18. TWi city to-diy preienta the appearance or a military catrrp, with tbe aright ex emption that there ate ao privates. They ramlad me et tke company wblcli tbo lamented Avtemui rilled during the lite unpleaeantneie," conitillng of all btlgidlera, and ot wblcli ha waa or lata. The gold lice and brail button! conitaullr palling buAire one's eyes give everything laffron tinge, tt Is said that Franc Is rnfferlng for the waat of good bBceri to lead her heroes to battle. Albany to day mold supply her wants and have enough let! lo offleir the home guard edectlrely. The majority ol them havosmvlt more euloese water than ponder. To night In the A"icmbly Clumber, Col. F. A. Conkling will tell them what bowM soger boy. they are, aud bow bravely they came to the rescue of Ihe country In it great peril. Aifoonaitbcy have luQcienlly Iraprer-ird Ihe Lrgltlilnro wltu their lu piiriaEce, they will prubally go borne, rut on their rvery day clothe", aud tr one agalu i4aln Meiin. Junes, llrowe, and Smith. mi TWOHtiLT-ctniT rir.rtT. The Commlltee oa rrlvlleges and Illrctlens met ajaln this mornlna to hear fie Cirey-Twombly cai Couniello a Uurnln snd I'ii-lds held a long coniul tation previous to iheaeeemMInz of the Convoiltei, Mr. Uurnln bavin; prepared eevrial new pelnta, on aklch he dc.lred Ihe opinion of his Junior counsel prevloui to latmltting them to tbi Commit. ve. The honorable member froui ?Ilio waa tbe first memtwr ot the Commlltee to I nt Id an appearance. Ills hair was parted la tki middle, and hiiuttfally curled. He was otoaely fobneed by Mr. Leutrel from yenr elty. It was sold that Mr. l.cmlre fa. vore 1 Ibe appointment ol a eommUtea to go to .New Y'crk and Like testimony la tki. cue; not vbat he wtahci to be a member of the coainilieliii, oh do, but be thinks It nonld be the che ipeit lor let M.ite. i" apartments ami board at the Metro pollian e-Mil'l bi had much lo.icr than at tbe bote!. In this cit, and tub Liqron is uvea niiita. Mr, Mosely, who had been up ill night atudylng astronomy, did not arrive until alter tho Commlltee had got to work. As noon as klr. Norphr, the dial man, had called taem to order, Mr. Ta ocibly made a reqnrst for rubpirmi fur a Uncase", and ask ed for an adjournment la order ta give tbetn Hue lo ret hero. Mr. Lonlril coved that the CoramltUe a-IJourn uutll T o'clock to-morrow evening. Mr. Toiubly tfcoejht this would not give hln thane ccvuy time, bat when I e assured the Committee that Ihe l'-li JuJice was not ono ol his wltneuci, aud that IIiojj who came up would probsMy ride, ll.ey adJoLrncJ until to-morrow cv:nln; at 7 o'clock, tiilictua wero inunl tor Alderman F.dwird ScliliC'.itlnj snd Kraaanel D Hart, I'nlted States fu P"rvior Wilum Terhune, Couasellor Joseph II. Ileae. a.d Inipectori o( Hlccrlon Davia Heurlqaes and Caariil 1'. Dcnuiin. TIICATKK HtMU'Ill A!tD TICCtT H'XCTHTor.V Mr Hiyes of Ne v Y'ork Inlrotueola bill In tlie lli.u4 to itav prut tiling srtslnit the uetilng of ni e ti m ten tickets to nor onn person fur any one p. lonuioce. aud tint sny -ri itteeiptl3 ta sell tickets Iu trout of in) liaca of aanrvaient i.ot Ls the rmp.uiir.rnt of luck laie sbi.l be deemed gutlty ot a ini'dcmean r. That cny manayer or other renon of ucb plsrc of amnoaient who shsil rMerve seats allhottt their having bteu acluill, sold, si.a.1 be rulby of a mUdemeauor, and ta addi tion 1 1 tbe pe:ty -ret-rltK' I by llm act the Mayor ana'.l -i .u power to rivcikah.i llccnae. liiit.nj-r-- hi tirebnelng a ticket to anv p'arc of atame mi.t s .ill Ihiio such ut reserved darlai the a aula i r.ur.:iiU'-e. luouth It may ntt be oc.ui'ied by bim. Hi.,' vi-r. ilieoof amis eiiieLt Uimr.s ti, keL uh-,n tioMina cat fur ttrrr rer-icn who rtrcl.uais a ml. it a in at- of ftiilLre io lo oo L,i luney u.i I-. remit Jel to Llui. Taut an) pel-'iu ot.ttiag tii an aha'l be xntitv of a misdanteanr end niwit c nit.ction ihsil y a hue uf tot ims tuau tioO, uoi luure than t'- coon sews rcti Tnc LAmintcs. Th" House to-day In Committee oi the Who! a pasaed Mr. Touu'l bi.l providiLg fur the Cagghu, pav'.nr. re;uhtlng and gndlng of L'ljbth avrtue, irura I'ntr nlith lo 1J-JI rlrect, and Tenth avenue, l-oia Mauhatta-i strent to lUih i.reet. Theobjr.-i or lliric l liu (nhich have I'l'iill fswed the Scu.ti) Is to correct an lulorminlv In the vrltleal law an iliurlsinz KrencietiLs lortheeo luprovemants, lo as to p rciit ihe resTtmption of the aork whwh hn Udeu impended. Ttili will let a largo numi.er ol une upldyi-d labon-ra at work again, aud urry J"j into mini a humble liousehold. T M.nate uadabiref eteiKin this morning, not exioeiliug half an konr In lengtli. A fei. local l.illi ol lo genrrii Interest were lutrodut-cd by oantry aieruber. and after being raiddi) conalttmed in Coni luilluu ol Ue Whale, wire ordered lu a third read ing. Tn it-town copiit nocia ws. Mr. flrnel Introduced In tbe Henata to day a bill antlicriztiig tlm bupervlsnn of .Nkw York to roln by tux '.is'.(M0, orao much thcrcuf as miy be neces i.iry. to coiaplele tue neY "Mutti Ubitrlcl Court llnusi'." In the Asiemlly Mr. Fcrihner Introduced a bill or lower intltoad fares between Yonkers and Near Yo-k. brnstor fleret Introduced a bill providing tint It shall not b' natal to carry ou the bono Loilln; bii"inees aiibta the cnrporaie limits of IS'ew York illy, on snd alter June 1, 171. r-enator t.enel IntruJucel i bill eaiD5werlnj the Harlem Ititlruad to extend Its horse cam tMCk from Mnillion avenue snd El:ht slxtli street tlitoiigb andaioni thi latter u Avenue Ato tne lerry I riilnj ut t.e foot of Muety seroim Uriel, Km Ittiir unit tu run cur regularly thereon. The cars to be ruunin. .Uny, 1171. lloilACE'f) LODBTIXU. The ifl.lnvlli publliho.l In Tim Sex of to-day In reply to Mr. Urtrley's attack on the Eric managers hate attracted a avul ol nt'iniltu here, Irom tbe ruct tnat it is known tint Mr Drteley Is iiitllcg lelteti to H puu'ican henatora and members l.ero urging tucm tu push Mr. tloodrlch's bill. The uptnlon is that If Mr. (Jcodrtrh dots not make out a boiler rave than Mr. (in-Icy baa mule In lliia iuitencc, bis chancel ul lucctnsiue small ludeod. 'Ibo hute Military Aoctatloii doted lta pro ceedings to-nlgkt by a public incline at lac Capi tol 'I He Avembly Chsuiher WM crowded. C-jI. Fir lerick A. Cunkllrig dchti-ted an ablu .vldie'i, i,hl u was Ittttr.cJ to vtlb frofocud attentlOH. i:.e Association then adjourned tt,t dlt, snd pro cecaed lu a loJy tea tcccrilm at Aojuuul-Ueu. lownitnd'i. .11 A It It TED 11EJI rATllEIVS SERVANT. An Old ninn'n A nat-r Apprii.cd, lint He-Llndlrd-A Unimlilrr Illalulicrltcd. Tlio suit cf Wary A. Uroas against Ucorgo A. Hantmcll was coullnuid before Jtidgo Dejuo yestrr day. The philullff la tlio daughter ef a well-to-do farmer ol Monlclair. the iocurrid her fattier'! dis lleaeuro by mcrrylng one of tbo "banda" on the rari.i, ind waa diiten from home by her parent after l.e had In rain bosonght her to diseit her has eon I. A. tbo old man found blmtrlf growing in Otra hi. besrt icflcned toward the truant dauflhtor, aad be wrote repeatedly entreating her to return aome, promltlng forglteno?., Mary comrllcd v. ttu bet father' Millies, but her reception was not cor dial, snd, being a blgh-iirlrltcd girl, ebo would not remain where she believed she was uot welcome, and ogalu lU IH-r father's house, rhort'.y after this tho lather, highly Incensed nt the obstinacy or his daughter, mide a wit, In wbicli his entire properly ns bcu.ucsll.ed to his son, the mily reinsininit child, tlnco the death of Mr. IIa,nmcll, br., the diugbler hss sued ber brother, the dcleudant In this case, lo rtcoter one-third ol the property, TEE J.ANI Of EA 111'IIQ I'A ICES, Tbreo Mrlrnn Vlllngea llrelrnyrd-TIic Po lilleiil Km pi Ion In (lurrrera-Junrrz'rJ Tiuups Ilelriited bv Ibo Insiirgints. Cur ok Mexico, Jan. 11, An eruption of llie Ccburocco volcsuii deitroyed icvtral plantations nud the tllliges of Ahuaratlan, Ixlan, and Jabi. Au ertiptlou of Mount Orlxaba Is Imminent. In Oncrrrro, the revolution Ii Increnilntr, nnd In an engagement ll!t tho Iniurccnts, the llovcrn-rui-nt troops wttc de't-ated nud compcllodtoMroM. Iin-liKtirgenl. how occupy Chllpautlngo, Juclta, "ilii'x"l)i,.i. Ibe Oovernor of Oaxaca, announcis Unit ho had ilelentc I nnd routed tho rubullluus In chltceos on the latliniu. ol Teliinutepnc, An Indljii war has broken out la Yuutan. Fio liundred wailloii havo taken the llild. MnugKllim on tlio Tcxiin llorder. WAaiiiKfiTos, J..n. IB,- Gen. Kinsman, Tjlio has beun duwn on the Texan border for tlio la'l four mouths, looking alter tho cmtoir.a rovcnti repuris that all Ibe goods comumod near the herder are tmugled Into Texas openly and dillautly, tl)d VhM IW VllikNl (lHs flM' 4.V biUire. llll-l It l-l-l -I L.-llll -I I TJIt TIllRn IKSSION OF THE FOItTT. V1UST CONOXE3S. rshntl the National I-cnlelntnre tne Action atuln.t the Mnrderaua Ku-Klax Klnn f (Irant'e Itepudlalloa ol th Itrpiihllcnn I'arty'a rence Policy. Wignisorox, Dec. 18. Sir. Siiihha-S (Hep., Ohio) reported back the letter of the 8r$fefary af thi Treaanry, relating to a til an the li,0XX,Crj3 of scrip dividends of the Sew Y'ork Central Railroad. The Commutes waa discharged, Mr. rmittHAit re ported adversely Mr. L'onkrtag'a bill relttlre to goods purchased for importation prior lo Jus. 1, 1571, allowing them to come lu under the old ttrltT, The Senate passod the bill requiring the Eecretiry or the Treasury to redeem lo lawlul money all cop per, nickel, snd other base metal coinage when pre sented la sums of not lest than W. TUI COIDITIOM Or Till lOt'Tll. Mr. Morton (Rttx. lod.Jaikxd leave to Introduce a resolution, wtlch was rrad for Information, trc vldlng lor the appcdntrrient cf a select committee of flee Pcnator", to whom ihall be referred U-e docu ments and papers recently laid bifore the benate by lbs President In rcfcrcnco to tho condition of ILc Southern (Mates, aial that inch commutes hare poarrlo employ a eccrstiiy ami slenoxralcr, to rend fir reruns and pipers, aJmlatstur oaths, and Invesitari'e the mailers referred lo le Ibe decuments snd pi en ifori-il.1, snd the Irnth or f.l-tty of tl.e crime" and outruros ol a political charsrltr alleged to hate been cenimitled in I'll Houtiiutu Status. Mr. llttinu (I)em., Del) ohjwted. Mr. U ilon iltep.. Muss.) said the Senate hid be loi e il riom crllclal onn-" such record of cil ne as no Christian or clviliri-d lae.1 during the last live years could present. What Ccngrwa now warned to do was to ftn notrs Tni xr-itLrx organisations of the Honlli. which had all the scm bUare of tbe old legalixcd Uouthem cudo ststem. Ur. War.Ntn (Itep.. boced n speclil Com mlttve would be appointed by wrom some remedy would be dcvlrcil for the Insecurfty of life and prop erty and the wholesale denial ot tlie exercise et the rliirta cf rlllsecahlp. He reminded the Senate that en ine iannncerrut tn tie fVnite about a year and a half befera of Cke death of llr. Hind;, a raeru bcr ofCongrrm frrra Arkansas, who was asa"ilnated tecana" of his palltlcal orlnlocs. be (Mr. Wsraerj had iseertcd tlial while Ihe ntiTcnmrflt Kid shown lta power to crush Ihe rebellion, It had yet mind to shew lta tower h pruteel Its citizens. llr. CaIsxult (laetn.. Cal.) opp,ie.l the opening anew uf tbo flood rites el tectloual hatred. It nilghl serve to itay the poeu or a rikituiso r.inrr, tut ni pirty cilslsnce a suRtclrnl compensation lor national disgrace 1 W etc It understood last no louttiern Mtatei shonld be represented until Ihey lent hither men a Lo?e potiilcs were acceptsblo to an actldentai Congrca.iouil msjuilty. there would bs ro gccasIod for pouring out pcriodlcilly til tlals cf wrath against tae Houta. Mr Sawtiii uu.terstood very well why aTbmv cratlc Neaialor should objret to an Inveiligatluo. He held It lo be the Ami, the cardintl duty ut Ihe tluvrrnment, tn prated Its cltlxini In their rli'iti, and I c wuuld tail tbe benata that ta-diy a luhject of l'.ntliid was infer In the enjurmcnt ot tkee rights than an American In soma parti of the country. '1 ae benate did not rrnc'i a rote. House or Krprc.entillve. Mr. Sivanx (De-n., Mil.) reporlctl a, bill appro rnttlng (lai.OWfor cxpeuica of tie Joint commis sion to tlx thr nartbncit boundary along the forty ninth israllel between tlie Liko of the Woods and lie Kocky Mountslns. Mr. PonTEii ilfep., Va.i asked leave to ctTer a re solution inrlrucling tln Committee ou Military Arlairs In inquire what legislation I" necessary to prevent J. W. Hoilth of the Military Academy, ins coLoneo cipct, fremlslng maltreiled and persecnted. Mr. Woou(Drra., N. Y.) obJecloJ. Mr. tTii-iiiiTO! (f!e,i.. Mich.) reported a bl'l lo ecnbtn Lo- orablt dcliaretd toldlers and the vildows snd on-hsn children of seldlcrs to acquire home steads. The House airw-d lo par J. W. Pinglin, lato Acting ('ouirsissltiuer of Internal r.artnui', the al iry ol Commt'aioaer lor Noveuibsr aod December --ill lo W. The ull increasing the sahrles of Iho Chief Jus tice sno tne Associate Ju'iice of thu Miprca.e nrt to 500 ina tilWJ, rwyeMilvely, wi. agread k by 113 to 70. Mr. MthytKT il'.iv r,t Inirndncnd a bill lo e utle Ihe people of V.H'.hltiX'iin tj foia a coii't. lutK and ftaio governiauiit, and fur lu iJniiniun as a sttle into tha I nion. 11.-. l;ni.k IUatinga Comnilttee Mtxirted that Mr. lluaiii.es wi u.d net ricnn.lxa their Jurisdic tion, and trircf'ire the Home exonerated tl.e lloi, Jauiea llrouka. UnofTInc Onl I'olnrnrny. WAfniNQTOjr, Jan. 18. The bill Introduced In tl a Ilonie to-t'iy by Mr. Dirge nt ot California for tkeajmissten of Utah, stipulate that tbe Consuls lion shall provide, by an article forever Irrevocable wilhoot tie coaseit uf Congress, that cflir Iks sdmisilon of that t-t.Ve all persons shrill be pre Lllnted ft'iin contract ing sny blrneom, rolrgireoo", nr p.ural marriage, ur relatiuna ui t-nnculiuage. Tl u. I alio iurbida the putting ol any mark on toy tin Hot by which the person carting It con be IdenllCoJ. Th llolbery of the Indlnna. Wasthnotox, Jan. 18. Itcproicntitives Fr gents Ileck, and Lawrence are taking W-stlmoi.y Itlr reference to the Indian frauds, 'lbs principal point, are: Tint, that In tbe pajioont to tlio (Juaj.w Indians, Clen. Illitnt waa allowel lo recclvu per cent, commission for lu'bine their claim tli'-uuvh Corgrees and, lecond, lhat the Cimint" s.onir of Innltn Analrs has madr contracts for inp utting Inataa goods without consnlllng tbe ludtan Comtclsnou. EAST EVENINU'3 11AE1.B, The Crnsli In tho Arndcmy-Ttio Toor nop of Ibo Mnhnvtk Ilobuobbliiir tsllb the Hictiitor orrilxtb Ward Pollllrji. The ic-ideinj of Music was iu a blazo of excite incut last Dljlit, tho ocsulon being t ie bill of the M. T. Hronuan Colerlc, which wai attends 1 by s'l tbe veiltb, beauty, ami fashion of tbo mo iropolls. Ling bororu tbo hour snooancsd for tbe opestng ;of Mtlvl'.ln, a lung Una of cir rliges from Thirty-fourth, street down, tnJ from I'aoper Inttltole up to tho Aradtmrelmo.t Impeded the ears and other means of transportation from cne portion ol the city to another. At prectrelrlO o'clock, as tbo opening march, Boll t men to tho front," was played, the BUriir. end hi. wife led the croteijen, fvllowtd by representatives of thojuul- clir. tbe bar, the medical troiesttou, and tho iris and scicnMi. First catso tha huidseaio Charley Luew, tesplcndent with diamonds of unrjutitluncd value, rollowod by Iho Poor Soy or tbo Mohiwh. Tbe galrent SuperlnCondent Kelso and J nsltte Dot.--Uug, wllh the elegant Jufgo Eoch and Tony Hut man, followed, ntth the lion, Bdjar B, Nichols and I)r A L. Vindewatcr In their wake. Tho wbols political world was present, beaded by Mayor Hill snd followed by Ali'ertnsn wonrnin. .rndgra Klvc lin. Cox, K'ott, and McCunn, Mijor W. W. I.cllni, who wanted ever) body te knon lhat ho waa eolnx to dsnro itlth Mre. n-nry Fmlth, Ihe Hon. Wilter lloaeh, tho Una. Frank Huffy, JoSn Mullaly, Heq., the Hon, John Cmke, of the Hnl;k(i of ft. Tatrick, the Hoi. ?am. Murphy, Col. W, It Itotnxts, the Hun, HlcUrd O'ncrmia. the Hon. Abe II. Hummel, tbo 11 ou. Warren Leland, Jos. etioer, Ksq llr. ttrrnochan, Or. HurMii) Mur ri, Dr Nrile, CbsmVerluln Ilradlcy, laspectora Ililks, Jamison, and Oopetuoil, Commodores llridy and His well, Mr bimeon Leund.Ci'il Geo. 11 McCoy, the Hon. Fratsk A. lUneem and Dr. M. A. Finned of the heavy waigbts, tha Hon, William F. lions aad Counsellor UeuJualH F. Kmsell, inn lion. J i rocs M. rlvieenr, lr. P. 0. Wietoff, Dr. C W. tladiMU, tbe Hon, M. L. Ward, Jr., ef New Jersey, Capi, James B. lWijle of thu nfcandloy Ieion, Coroners Kcenia, Yonns, Rchlrwarr, md llcrriunn, Judges Bhindle and Ceuller, Vellco rtputrts C Inchir, Mc Donnell, Uennedy, Walsh, Hvmc, Hodden, Tnorne, Camerju.lrvlsg, Bumuer, MoHermott, snd llurden, tie Hon. Timothy llrenoan. Cajit. Wni. J. A Mi-tlrath, Morgsn Jones, tho Hon. Oweu V llren nun, Aliiormin Ooman. Wanlen John btucum, Waiileu liscy, and Ove thousaul otksrt, who gent up U-,u leiihlllrai until da) break. TBE PALL or TUI IIKSIIT CUT CLm, The third annual reunion of the Henry Clay Club was eelebrntej last ercuing hv u ball In Tompkins Hull, nt iKa hlcixkcr street. 'Ihe lull was lilted by members of Iho Club nnrt their guosls, (Icntlcmen unaccompanied by laillci were furnished Willi part i.crs. 'Iho ladius wire ili'ginlll dresso l. Una La tlnla Dungo woro n black lutin, with n completo diamond i-l, and tuiqial Iloner" In her hair. Hlio y, us aronipunird by tbo galhnt Btcrilory of Iho Club, Mr. Frank Ilarrl". Mm Hletler. coited by the hatidromo Prciiicut, Mr. Winicrbolioio, woie a pluk aalin, tilth wlilu ovmklrt and leiirl i.eik laco. MHa I.nt'ra-n wero n furplo salh nnd dll nn uds, Mi s Hall a Turkey tului oed garnet', Mils Illloy a bluo lulls and pearls, Mus Yiw.Bd a green silk ssJ esietMdt, tlio Vines lillay while a tin asd i.iitutal flovreri, MUi Cord a t,luu' silk Wlt'j white point lace ovcrsklrt, Tho music, under tbo direc tion l'rol. blow e, wm,escilent. A coat of arias, with the monogram, V1I. 0.," draued cscli elde by flags, occupM a ebpspleuou. pllce. McMr. HonneV Bl.ay, aid. olkcM "art Tr lt,Otlre to TIIE FIGHTING IN FRANCE. l'ltEPAniNU TO XVACVATK TOUTS TSST ANV VANVEES. The Slega orPnrls-The Flreef tha Frencli llartarlea Impravlag Tba C'oocentratsd Flra ef the rmsslann an Fart d'lssy, ta Pruveot tbe Urpnlr ottii nr en ekes. Loitpoti, Jao. 17 Advloes from 1'aris report that tha Ore ef the French batteries Is Improving, and oa tbe west side la erpcclslly effective, doing mutn d.mags to the Ocrmen petitions. tub nun ox roitT n'lssr. Ygr.sAiLt.es, Jsn, 10. A concentrated Are Is mitn Islned on Fort d'Issy, to prevent tbo French from repairing Ihe breaches made In lta walls. riltrABtNtl TO IVACV1TX. LottDON, Jan. 17 S P. M. A despslch frem Ver sailles snnounce. that tbe French are removing their heavy guns from Fort' tssy and Vanvres. rntxci ALnnrxiiT stcx. Ring William visits Prltico Albrccht, who Is tick atCbnrlns. THE AU.UV OF THE EAST, The lovrnienta or Ceu. llonrbnkl-Kxptit-nlnn af Ilia I'olcn fioui Aleaco Slrviigt.i rnlng the Dafrncra of btrnabourg. llonctatx, Jan. IB. Tlio anny of Hie Kast, nnltr Ocn. PcutbaVl, Is rapidly approaching Ihl fort, and news ef Ihe raising ol the siege Is mo rrentirlly expectod. aim. uoiinAxi's uoviments. i'-flfer. Oen. Dourbakl, atler a battle on Monday, which lasted all day, occupied tke town or Moat bellrard and the adjacent villages. Tni roLga r.xrgLLgD rnu alsacs. Lonbom, Jan. 17. Tim Prussian Ouvernor-Clcn-ernl ot Aleaca baa Imuc I as order expelling Ihe roleai frtm the province. TOE CKt-KNCZS Or SThAtDOCkrl. The Oermin gnrrUon Is strengthening the de fence, of Strasbourg against a possible attack from LloorbakL THE A JIM T OF THE LOIEE. Alrncon Occupied hr Ibe PrussUns-Oen. Chnn7r allll llelreiitliia. IloeriEAn, Jan. 16. Tlie Prussians lure occu pied Alencon. (Jen. Chanxy continues bis retreat In good order. Uty. CtUNIT STILL RgTRIATIN'O. I.ATin den. Chanxy reports that Pie Prnsslsns reuened their attack on hla army on tundir. Tbe Twenly.flrst Corps foarht well, and captured a num ber of prhonrrs. Tbe btilecoth Corps bad s des perate struggle. The retreat continues. The Army nl Ihe North. Count in, Jan. 10. In tbe north tho adranco suird ot (Jen. 1'jlJlicrbo's army lus reentered Al The f.nndnu Ciinrrrrtirr. Loxdox, Jan. 17. The meeting of the Confer cr ce at the appointed tlmo Is certain, but an adjourn mcr.t to await the arrival of M. l'u t re Is protiablc A dispatch from Ikrlln tClrmi that tbe programme of Ike Conference lis. been dell.ltely arranged. EASL (IRtNVlLLR TO I'RLMOS. I.nsTiov, .Ian. 17 P-irl flronvllle will preside at the silting" of tne Conference, which are to be held it tbe Foreign Offl-'o. liuniors that the Conference w ill adjenrn alter the foiui.l opcnlii" have received lo continuation. VESIEOElt l'AMS. (.'rem (ilnlitllle of It lee, l'rns, Means, tlrcnue, nnd Chei-sp on Ilnnd-Ttro Ciun rln and iin r.lcphniit nt rt llulelier's. The Paris I.titrt -Journal of Ihe. 21 and 21 cun'a.ii tbe following matters nf Inn-rest: At the lut racc.ng of t!.e Mayon or P.ris, M. Mafnin, the Mli.ister of Agriculture and Commerce, daclarrd that h hid itlll in Paris ln.OOO.KX) kllo graminss of rice, 1,80 J. Ol kliocrammes of diied pout and beans, and an enormous Quantity of greuc snl cboc.'o. Piece the bsgisntaj of the siege forty aflronauts tare left Pxiia in balloons, tsking with them 8,000 kilogrammes of letters. Taktut tbe averagewilzht o' each letter to be i grammes, thla will al.ow a tctal ef S.300.0CO lettirs sent from the capihii during tbe last three motif l, M. l'rnns! Dilignr. form-r'y the Secretary of the rbjeon Beclety in Ilrn'sel". has nddrnird a letter lo If Ttmp: rtblch contains some very curious de tails e.meernlog carrier pbreons. The rapidity of ti.oir fllglii I" wonderful. P.cicaed at 0 o'clock in tho mornlnj nt Perelgnan. the forrmot ones ar rived at It.-uiacta bctaosa 4 and fi o'clock lu tbe a terooun. Tl.e obtclcs wbicli ro. ird tbem niot are rain, contrary winds, llrrs of prey, but atx,vo ill, fog. Ttjo carrier plgesns, tiring birds of Ibe mirth do not cal'y Itlioit asoutbirlv dlrK-tlon. It his been ascertained that wiien tliey have a Ion; Journey to make, hunger or thirst may cau'e tbem lo turn atlde borore they have rtucbed tbolr desil sntlon, snd thus expuse tbem to capture, or ciue tb.-m to lose thr.r courso. It would, therefore, be best io ftcd litem v. cli icimtdutcly be lure rdtaaiug trem. On every hsnd In Tsrls are to be seen number less works of rrtarliv, subscriptions, meeting", and ennrerts, rrojerted for the relief if the poor. Among those rhitllablo works U tae cHictety in Aid of tbe Victims of tbe War, pvilded over by Madame Joins Himon. In le than tbire months ti e ladles who compose lhHJoflelylivee"tahlletied Hvo econumicil kitchens, have dclivcrrtl frui eich kitchen more than ralli n n day, hnve given a least to the children of two asylnms, hare estib Ilsbeit a shop where CuO women wuik for the relU-f of Ihe needy, ai d have given fuel, fond, and laedi r'ae to ttiu n oil tmligetit, ipcudlng in all more man II-.'. (10 fr.u.cs o inoi. tli. It Is well kenwn lhat many or tbe anlmils of the Jardln d'Accllination snd tome ol tho Jardin lies I'laiiles Lam been slnughteiel for consumption Veslrr.M)- tU.'C S'l, in a uuteher a shop, Iwicani ils snd a yonn elephant wero offered for eilo. Four I hour and Irancs, II was said, was paid for Ins ennuis. In n prlrato batcher', ihop In thi Hire lllanrae, dogi, cats, and rals are sold. Hat here there Is no lung atr.ng of purclascn aa at the other butcher shop". Oun enters eislly and Is quickly served. Tills Is becauss psopla do not riadily hny tl e Ih ih or tho lower orders of inluiuis. However, this repu.nim-e Is diminishing day by day, iud (i-ofle are Insensibly nnprocbtng the point wham thoy call over) thing most Tihl.-Ii is neither vegstable aor fish, without rvnceralnt toemtelves about tbe is ture of tin animals to whlaa the Uesh vby aro o.llui mical have belonged. FL ASHES i ltOU TUE OCEAN CADJAIS. On Her. SO. half a square mile ef bouses were bnrai a U Yeddo, Jspin. Twenty airman vessels .ro laid up al Araoy, China, on ncrfmnl of tbo wnr. Pretldent Juarez of Mexico fcaa appointed Cora attilonera to Ike Kesr York rihlblllnn. There was tlrctrg dlsatectlon at Krwlrca, Japan, agamit Batiumn, nnd a civil war was Imminent. Mr. fesmd scd party rrtnrned lo Pekin from Ttin-tilncia Nov, CO and en Die t lcj"l fir lloug ICucg, Mr bevsrdl beattb wai tmpiove, CormnMides Fneati, larasstrr rtewtes, aid a boat's crew sf sitlois rrom ll.il. XI is ship ningitove, aers djovnea fa Yokabsma luy, by the capitling of a a boat, ea Use 13. MTAMiS J-JiOJf TUJS TEL EOltA Pli. A plot of the prisoner! to escape from tbe Kal County iVew Ysik) Jait was dlieovcred ynteiday. Cltn. John E. Watrnus, ofneep Hirer, (Si mi., wr,e killed on lueaday bv Ihe sccldeattl duchaigs eta Cvmpaalon's na while banting. Jeremiah W. Bnlllvan has been held In JB.fXK) ball la liostos, to answer a ctsrgs of pcrjuiy in Uii recent u liii of John Woods fbr maider. It Is belleveJ In Pittsburgh that tbe young mon recently found dead In tha Chlcaicu I -Ho Uasio, M'U Mr. Teinpictoo, an CoCUrJiman of rank. Joba Mcllutre, a mirrlrd iiu, wns arretted on Fatnrday last In Hansel inr tbo allek-ed murder ol kit uitt wire, who died a Itttie mure than a year ago. A sheck of esrttiquako w.n felt In l.oeonh, K. II., reiter. t.i) morning At l ake Vitiate iheinock was io in n ustnjsr houses, (hike crocktry, As ml lo ttart logi from tho lea In tn hay. CVIUOSITIE.1 OF CE13HX Msrv Ann Pherldan and Ann Howling nusrrelled Ins rhnnty on Fourth avenue, pent 1 Isl.lreet.f uriluy. tiry Ann threw her i ll" nci.t out of Ihe sl aniy and beat her leiiuual) on tke head. Under n re.'i'iit decision of tho Supreme Conrt o( CalMnriiiA tint rttiniimun raniint testify nir.mil unite men, Oeorfe i. W Uaon, of fau Frauciacn, inJi'ted fvr r-'i iinlliiO from a Uuiauiuau, h.i bteu Ulicnargrd wtihom a trial. Joifi Hcolts, tho Ppanlard, who tried to sell Cul. Whitney a jot of ni tt.imto I clttsis, nn-ttr the li.iprw; '.on that Whitney w us "llr Duiian," to whom J 'ao hid Lorn rcvunnm nUi-.l lr a S.-oiol aerviee 1). tcriiie, was yei'erliy tenl U Jut by Cominl.aUuer Mitoids, Frederick A (locdill went lo Ira Hrown's real rti me, ,9 Kat Twelfn meet. sn l rcureiiltng htmiell in prciilng need otmcuoy.iiiked sir lirvwn toci-li a chick for gin 90 on the Long Ilium! Hack, whim be icuoiouiry did The check turqcdoai to bo a fpigety. and Uood.il bsi bft Hintntlto, Itell nQ U offender, s.i n-jiLalJial-faiiaiaLLujJ JVnag SVTllEltLAXl) PUZZLED, The Skeleton In Dr. Ilasbronrk'a Ilonse Annlbrr Wife Illvareed wllhont her Knawledg e Dr. Ilasbroack'a Diary Anolkrr af tha Divorce. I.nrvvera' Jobs. Ilefore Judge Sutherland yeiterdaj Elixa Hat brouck'i cosnsel moved to let aside adicree granted In May, 1(W, dbisolvlng the marriage tie between herself and M. C. Ilashrouck for alleged UOdellty to tlx marriage tow oa her part. In sspport of her application ihe made affidavit that Ihe married His brouek newly thirty-live yean ago, and that they lived together as husband and wife near Ryack ntil his death on tbe Wth of last October J that she sltonded him daring his last Illness; that the only lisne of the marriage, Frank O. Hasbrouek, who as well as his father ws. a practising physician, waa killed by a railroad accldeat two yean ago, aged about thirty; list soon after hir husband's death aie learned tbat ba had by his will left ill his prop erty, consisting or a large amount or real estate, to hla brcthera and srsters, .nd was told by hla execu tors that her huiband had obtained a divorce from her literal vein before, and tbat therefore she was not untitled to her right or dower. Tlie record of Ihe courts In Itockland county acre then seorehed, without Hading any decree of dii ores, but ene waa .nUrqucntly fuond In New York, tntcred May 0. 1'Cfl, and obtained by O. A. Iloorc, a divorce lawyer. Bhc arrears that she wa. never served w 1th s summons hi the ess, snd knew nothing or It anil! after her hatband's death. On the other side, an aSldarlt or Ihe late son of the couple waa produced, setting fotth that be served the summons upon bis mother on tbe WJ or March, 1 903 and tha key to tie concealment of the fact was claimed to Wo that the Injured husband desired to live bis wife the dlsgrice aad scandal thit would rciuh from the dhxloinre. He didn't want bcr to tro out into tho wor d with Ihe reputation of an aduKens", and therefore permitted her to live In the stuie home, In separate apartineuts. The smdavlt of Mrs. Htcpbeoeon, wife of Hr. Htephenson, and widow of the younger Haabrouck, was also nsd, asserting lhat her husband told bcr lhat be bad servud tnu lommons J her aUdivIt adds that her mother In law about this time retired to her room, and remained two week, locked up alter which ahe nut for Mis, S'ephenson, end de sired trr lo sa ber (Mrs. II. bost-and, aid pre vail oa bin to stop tlie divorce proceeding. A diary of tie deceutd doctor contained this entry oo the tX ot March "On thli diy the nepers In the divorce case agalntt my wi.'e wero isrvciiiby my ion, Fnuk." Kntrles were slso found In the dlarg,of the (Hint 0 the report of Ihe rerrree. and the entry of Judg ment. Alter the death of the son, the Doctor enters In his dliryt My ton Frank has died, my wife Is divorced, and 1 am al "ne." Tbe chambermaid who Heed with the couple at tho tluie testified tlat until about thiee or four months betare the summons wm servd they occu pied thesitno rooms, but sitcrward tbey hsd sepa rate sleeplrg spertuiems. and from that time Mrs. Hasbrouek exercised control ol tke doracitla affaire. Mn. b'Kphensou, tae dinchter-indnw, enean to tlio same thing, and that the doctor told Ler he didn't v.lah to torn his wlt out cf tho hours, bat wanted hir to remain to sate her from the diitrraco, and to tare their eon Frsnk rrom being visited with tho cunsequencrs ot her crime. A liwier of Nycck mads iffldavlt thit Dr. Has brouek told him that he ind proenred a Judgment of divorce aiiln't bis wife, ind thit be had lpplled to House beciuso be had teen bim advertised al a di voire lawyer. Tbo cr.ly witness to the alleged adultery wis staled to be a mutcbint ruslJlug in Picrpont. The counsel fur Mrs. lintrou,1; clalmol that she had lived with toe doctor and been as quiet and kind wits as site could be wllh tue tort of people sho had to deal with but she hat frequently received In tlmittons when her husband had been nway and tiad come homo crosi and furious, that he wlihed her to leave bin-. that be did not want her there: but th.tshe invariably said, "this la my home, snd here I must stay." Judge huthorlsnd referred his decision. JlO EILl.IAUn r LATINO. ltmlnlphr nnd llliiu I'liiyllir nilllnrds nit Muli I lor fVdOO u Cnnio-Iutrnso l'.xettc uirul monu the nilllnrd Unrps, Itiiiloljihe and t'vrillc Dion met b it night in tl e billijil laloon at ?ii Krnidwiy, and fell to at a game ufbiliUrdi ror I5(i, SW po.nts up, on a four pocket table, push and crotili barred. Tho gunc wm woj In a very few uilnutca by Itudolpbc, Dion having made but CO totals. Another gsrno wi. propoied by Dloa .nd kls b.ckcr. Melville Fowler, of ltrnoklyn, for f.W, or the same number or points as the list. The chal lenge was rrouiptly accepted, aud was wed by Dion b) las toints. Tne third earns was for (TO, snl was alia won by Dion. The contest being veiy close, Hudolpl e hat lug but SO points to go. At the close ot this game a Bex reporter entered, and saw the succeeding light games, which were all played for fSW each gan.c. The room was crowded by amatenr billiard play ers and some few professionals, among whom was Altcrt Gamier, who Is to play Itudolpbe t match game of French caroms on BitnrJay next. There were a 1.0 a large cumber of actors snd attacU-t of tbe theatre, tn tbo nclgh borbcod. Conspicuous among them wis noticed Carney Williams, his diamonds clllttsr lug like stars. Ueorge Clark, of WallackV, wss also preset.!, so wasllackm, of tho Sin Francisco's, also Ltflltngwcll, Uugbt-y Dougherty, Juhn Hart, and others. The fourth game tbey backled Into with renewed ardor, arter a rUtts or twb of champune each. This game was wen by Hudolphe, Dion having made 151 points Tho 0.n g-arie the tluckj- Dion won In splendid sl)le, making a Hue run of 1M potnte. At tlie clone of the g-iuie Dion had tbe balla well together, and alter dashing oil two caroun the gaino waa called. Itudolhi ha I ionic but 4'J points. Tbe tutu ramu was won by lladulpbc, and wss quite a long g-unv,thuugli Hudolphe n n le ono run of PA. Jlion hid M to to when Iludolpie made a run of 43, which ended it. The seventh gime was very quickly played, there being but five innings p'ayed by tiieh, Itudolpbe ruaaung 00 all loll, Mlo Dion paude tuns of 15, M, SI, Ml, and in, and the marker cried out Rsr-agli.'' Dion's bicker. In bis enthusiasm, then culled ror a bi"ket of champaine, an 1 jumped upon a clmir and uaVrcJ to hack Dion in a mslch to play Rudolph for f.1,l0 la thirty ill)" at the Aea.i.iuyol italic, which no cue aprearod willing to sveet. The eiclith gams wss pitted with average runs nnbuthst'c". and wus wmi Irj JtuJolso, D.un al tkeeloie hating W6 points. Bume chinning then took place between the con tctants, wliKh created mucn unnsement for the crowd, eepectally at the Frenchman's retort, when Dion mil Hut lis bad thrown the gnmo away ley bid play, ltu.lolohe reeled, "Yea, yoa Ikrowhtra away; I pick him up." Tbe ninth same was also won by Rudolpbe. Dion made pl points. Tae tenth gams wte closely fought to the end, and was nude us al saisll russ of -not over SI), except one rnn or Ti br Undnlphe and one by Dion nf bi, Dloa won this gams, itad'tphe hiving in-ido 91'). At tho eleventh gume Ctiey struug for ttiu lend wllh both rods on ths spots, lbs table wss not level, and IHen e ball, la returning tn the cusbtuu, was shout to strike the light red, but iDInn niovwl It sut nf tlie way. Itndolph objecteeted, and a seenu followed, cvrrvliCMtr taking I part in llm discussion. Mndolpa Clatmed lbs first shot by raasoa of Dion's touo'alng tbe red ball, wbtch Dten stoutly refniedto grim, slating as a rea son that he bad a perlrei rtglit to remove the red ball, aa they La i wo buslliusi to be oo the table until tbe Utd had ka struug fur. Toe stakeholder refused lotSrs up the uion.y, and Hudolphe consented to let Hun have the tint shut, snd the game went on snd waa wlu tv Dlen, as was also the eletoath fume, Thu twelfth was bersg pllvad when onr reporter left, siad then waa a Mi ptvapect tor thulr pl.Jlug all nlgbl. NEIT JEltSET, A f re en lbs Newark meadows lilt night created eiciteuient in flea irk, u. auge, Summit, and I'url Mori it. In the Peterson Courts jeslerday Jndgv Handforil got (1 damage) sgstnit th.irln e.tilea, mi puuud mailer, for tulUlug mi cow wlulo tin pounded. Yeiterdiy tho printer! on Iho Jtnt'j Vily limes itriirk. and deiiisndel the alirbarge or tlie loreman. Iiu-olllce reiutod tuaieede, and si.nind to ibe Dpo giai'hteal Lulou. The I'litoti n iu,II,iti"l the anion of us nn uil'trs, aud iccurod other nicu In puce of lbs HI lull i. II A till I XI TO Y NOTES, The Cnnminlmer of Internal Jtcvenue. rccom mend. Uiu a io.itiuu ot thu income lax. (Jen. I.sxgett, tho Lewly appolnti'd CommlmioBer of the Land ullce, ha arrived In W. ashlnElon, The Mexican autheriiies ai'i i ny in fivor uf ani.eisitun to the United Six. i i ..sldcnt Juirti alio tnw It, The rumor thai H. niter Ferry i r M i;tilgan Is to mam a daughter of Senator Chandler ta without fuun 1 dauun. ITho Judiciary Committee, by 7 lo S, hue dccljel tbe Psaoche lUabh lana-granl raie lb ItVOr ol tbt hew liUliC,ii4nj,iSdssiSitljcajarutua. CAPTUIUNG TUENUN& l XltB CVSTOSi HOVS E J'AETT JI BADINt I OFF TA St MA X T II A L t Ttro Illgk Old Junketing Farllea (lot Dswn lbs Day-A Possible Uace for Haadf Is! lleok-Tbs rings to bo Hoisted hy tke; k f nagaeleaa Pallllclan. of Iho Cltr Hall, i tl YestcrJav- aftcnioon tha privato odlce of Co 1 lector Murphy at the Custom House, wa. throngesf by Federal offlclits. Among them were Manks( it Bharpe, the Hon. Tliomia C.Acton, Major Haggertr, llj Depnty Survey or, the Hon. Jamei Terwllllgor, Oen. Sj CTieterA. Arthur, tbe Hon. Chirle. S. Bpencen li) HH Col. Frank Howe, and .everal other notable, of tog 'la Ilcpubllc.n Central Committee. J The gentlemen bid a long .nd secret consolta. JM Hon with Mr. Murphy In regard to the arrival of jiS the Irish patriot, It wn authoritatively rumorH -1 0 In the corridor, ot the C nstom .IIooso that tho Cob jl lector bad received positive Inilructlons front President flrant to liko the initiative In tho re. 'jjT csptlon of the Fenlins, and by fair or foul meial ,li7 to euibre thetclly government Inwelcomlng them. Irk ctlaurinxi. X. aaaaaB After listening to propositions mrde from tht i i visitors, tho Collector suducaly slipped hla Jewel- J 1 leil hand upon his leg and exclalmo.1, "Now Pre got Iw It, we II best Tsmmsny all hollow this Umo," all What is it!" sild Arthur. "I'll tell yon," replied Murphy. We'll send the revenue cotter McCullili down the bay with plenty; Im champagne, whiskey, cigars, and sandwiches in tha if. cabla, and we'll l.osrn the Cuba off Hsndy Hook be lure the lltiltli Omccr's boat or the Common Conn- ell's steam tag can reach her. Then we'll give then (H a hearty greeting and bring tbem to the city wlta 1, us In tiluraph," ,1 This plan was warmly seconded by every one of li the committeemen. Jg tub DtiAtLs or Tnr. ntctrnox j?E were then dlscnsed. It was determined to ipesl 'If any amount ot money with a view or outrivaling: J Tammany. To Major Haggerty was assigned tha J m part o r welcoming the Fenians on behalr of tbf 11 naaaaai I'nlted HUtei and of 500,000 Irlihmcn. The addreag titl which he will deliver has already been prepared, ill The young son of O'Donovan Ilnna, whose fathen ill Is one of tho exiles, wns In atiecdtnce at the coo '.ut ference, and w as asked to partlclpam In tho demon. eK sintloii. to which ho roniented, It wi. lelt that (if bis prosence al tbe rccelptlon would tend ta I, Ml tlrengthen the position of tha Uovcrnmcnt amoctl t'Qt bbbbH our Irish fellow cltiteus. ijSi Totxa nout j Jl consented, nad be Is to be rewarded by sn appolnV ,J? ment to the lucrative place or U. 8, Weigher. Majosji xt, Itnggerty, Wm, iicully, and other cenlleraen were), t JJ) anlgaeil the part of gattlng up a procession. Cot. 'if loitor Mnrphr, a few dayspravlnus to the consults-. I iyj Hon, bad told tbem that be might need the Irish itJJ Itrpubllcsn clnbs and other sympalhlxing organlsa- tioai for a public dcmonstrtillon, and to have them I JT tn readiness when he should call on tl em. The Col- I fl lector, at tie close ol the conference, openly an. J Hp liounci-il that be Intended there organlratlons ta kin, take patt In the Fenian reception, and he wished la fin hate the nrrangitneuis so nearly perfect lhat tbera 1lj would be T IL k xo rjixoLtsa. y The telegraph operator at Handy Hook Is to .endr jv tbo first word to the Custom House, ns soon aa tha ff) Cuba Is lighted. When the intelligence Is received a therovenue cutter Mcl'ulloch will itcim to Bandr i Hook w llh the- Federal odleltls and Irish Itcesptlont Committee on boird. and will prevent the city an. li thorltles from bosrdlng the Cubs until after they jj lavs taken possession of the renowned exiles. ijr. This plot Is not to bo made known to the Common s," Council until alter it has becu tarried Into execoy i lion. 1 Si aaasssl 1 he backers of urant are already gloating over IMP ibe prospect or entirely disarranging thu municipal' j'i progr-unnie. HHV A further conference was held list nlgbt In tha c Filth Avetho Until, during wblcli numeiou. dea- 'h p. tches were received from Was Inglnn. I; It I" said tbat the ptopoation of several subordl- I tl nate United Male ofllclals, wboare connected wltk til tbe Irish societies, dspends on the aucceis 01 toy sti day's movements. If WUAT Tm OTT HALL Is'DOINd. i Public lntrrct Is hourly growing moro Intcnsa over tha expected arrival of tho relouicd Fenlana Hx iHHV O'Dunovan Jtosa and his rompsLlons. The Cuba. Sfi sailed Irotn Liverpool on tho 7th Inst., ami thero- Jt foru tbo announcement of her arrival may be looked, jl 'or ot any mosient. Mr. Oeorgo Itao-ne ot the Citjrl f Hill will 1, 1 1st tae tl iz on tho west wing of thatf fl building on tlie vessel's arrlral. Yeterday the sub- bf HHh commlltee of Ihe Common Council received com fir mnoicntloes from tbo nfflccrs ol innuus soclntlea jl, HHh asking lube assiguvd places in ti .i.eus.tun. 'Ihov ii HHh were all iclerridto MaJor-Ueu. vt .n M. Tweed. Jr., jjl BBl tbe (Irnnd MlibIiiI ol the dsy. A -ti initr is walling KVJ BH at the whnrf at (tastle Oardea t) cnuvey tlio Com- ri mlttee ol Iticeptlon snd representJtivei ortbe press) L down the bay ai mon a. tbe telegrarh nnnuunccj tnat the Cuba Is la light. iTj GEAl'l'LlNO I if t If. j Terrific I'.ucciinler h: ii Sinntsburir Fnrra Iw llonse-Tbc Pletol Miot Hint .llli.ed In JJ) Itliirk -The Iturclnr 1'li'i'iiiK vvilla it Knlfa if. htlil.liiE In hla l'crsou. i l'oioiikir.i'bi, Jan. 13. At obout 12 o'clock J J on Monday nlgbt a burglar attempted to enter Mrs. 9 Ucrmtllne Ho)t'a liouae In Btaatsburg, Dutchcag j county. The latnlly were awakened, and mad 5,1 ready to attack tbo InlruJor j but becomg alarmedy jj he lied. Last night, expecting that the robbeg would mako another attempt, arrangement, were jj BMV made to give him a warm reception. Abont 1 a'2 o'clock this mornlcg a oung man named It igers, ol afl Hyde Park, who was visiting the family, beard th( moving of a window in the lower and rear part o( the bouse. He went down stun aud cautlonsli 1 approached the window, Just in time to tee the bar 1 ir enter tbe room. Tbo r-coundril drew a revolveg ,f and fired at Itogers, the ball Juit missing him and entering the celling. Ho then drew a knife an Il nude a quick itab at tie young man. cutting bim Ig f tbe hind, lingers uleo diew n knife, and the twsj Ik grsrplt d. A let ere tueile riitucd, bulb golsg bead iJ orer heels out of tbe window. In tha mCles Itogcrs slroek the rascal wllh big ti knife when, utlenng a cry of pain, the burglirlet go bis hold, and breaking loo.r, fled, the knilo still f- sticking In Ins person. '1 he in ighbnrs were aroused 1, snd pursuit given, but tbey failed lo rate-b tl a thleC I This meuilug thu knife wns found In a piece ol 11 woods near by, coteied with hliud, an-l spots ol "i bluodweroolservi.il leading Irom tlio I onto lo the If woi.ds. Aa uo--uci --shful eeaic'i win njtdu fur the It burglar. It Is thought that he was uorlally wuuuded. H J.OSSAS ill' I'lltE. Hi Alderman Markey's stables In Stewart's aller. til I LbbbbI llioo.lyu. were damaged last eveulug about ;,000 1 nst ftjf aTaBBJ tuauiaiK-e. ytjl Major Gibbs's residence, near Fort Tompkins, f 'nl -bbbbbI Btaten Iiland, lormerly owned by YUliiatn II. Atria 'HI wall, wm uui ued last evening, "''III JlltOOKI.VN, Ml Fire Msrilul Keady's repuit ibow. that llrooklym 'HI bbbbI lost I by lire Ian year. jll Tl.e annual ball of Ihe Jsmot O'Drltn Assoda. (jll tlon, In Ilrooklyn Hill lasl night, w.u largi ly AUnided, jjll fM United flates M.ir.'ial Dill m his sued Die Unto Vll &tH for libel, and rlnlma fvi.uou. Tlio ull. ice I line! ,'omuied ,Ml of tbe puhlieatlou or it icnes of aril.-e-r lai.itit liial ll ttaal tae Alarilial wus Ineo.ni'e't.'iit, unj rMiouiUlu lur Uie II JM escateof detuiqueul UMilli'is. jjll PEE ON A I. IS rr. 1. 1. 1 tl E X V E, Asilitaot meator Jerome U. Wui, of llrooklya, has roslsosd. The Democrits of the Pecond New Hampshire) DUtrict have noiutcalcd N. Uoil ut SlanchetterforCoo" gnss. Mr. 9. N. Pike has bought the hon-e of Mt, Charles O'Concr, on fliih, aiuuue, near t'oriy-cjata IH Tho Hoard of Health hare adopted resolution j wntch am to be ong, oiled and nieseutod tu tho Ltco. M. T. b'renhlu. 4 IrfVl Binlsimry has b.-en el-ete, United Bttgtt Senator iron Delaware, to sm-c l bis nrouar, tfafi f-fasj pieicut nenitor. Moses II. Orlnnell remirlti-i to Cupt. WUU.taceta i thit the great- .1 men in in sorlo nre thoie who, rate llelnihold, ksvs bteu the aiciltects uf tbcar own toaa Dlstrlrt Altnroey Fellows On the floneral Seat' tiui.s j Yuui l.onui.lT there Is any delay lu tlie ore.' j I peni illon treseus lo-dy, Il Is sllrlbnt ,ti i' lo the laof i lUat 1 sue tided abill la.1 night, and don't letl elh joi-tixas a none ioirx, if, H Ceorge McDonald's "Wllfi Id ('inn' i meju" fa,' 'Jf coni limed In rVcifoxrr'i llwihii. H n au tutircitlaj I IBjl aud laiiinatliig ttur). I Patrick (I'Danni'll. tl.e vlc'lm ,if He ctplo-loaafj Kast Ilniiipton, Conn., ni'nr i i ur mniilhl ago, died lag r' naaal the lUUlii) nirt'el llai lint )etteiJ ly. The WI'-iVAo, ,i,i(ii l n imw paper of gres4 truuiiau. 11 iiit'iiii s s r al w tut -it ilia oti'ilie, an 1 ilia bin niiinlii.r giie-s tv.deucu r uleut aud Jn Iguieut la the edttor. aaasn Tl.u Kiglilh Wir.I Tiimnuny llaU Cominltli c bis JM elei I d l7ku (iiini.'i Pie.iiti'iii i.itnl I'll,- aud 'I' afH ,lv.,li Mi in ii.rtn ii-ii l'u -idunts, clam tc A. 1. l.e aud I i-h l, l'. lijm.'s bte.our!-',. Haaaaaa! Tl.q Hun. Thunias Iliese Ins ben e'eete I Chair- HH iiian.l'.l. 1i. try an 1 Itioa. I,, t'e. tinr n urln. aud bbbbbI ttu- iton.lt I Co-molly rte.i,iirei ul lou I'ticnly nisi Maid 1 in.. iany Hal, Ctuiuiut'e. i On Pnndiy unlit Jnmes Ten IP, d lved by tha log si 1 1 ihu dMsnee of tne Ai. i ii I. r.y b 'at rroig (OTaaaaal the t i. et) i'1-oi.'l itrett ..nr, in t u, "I lu step p rwBaaal board and fen Into llie water ind wa.ilc wned. that FHH1 tor incr'njury le.ieidar ceumred the leiry Couipao tBHl forhsvinzno ftgbls, gitci, cunluJ, or Ul(aat VI rtsT Jja 1,1 tti. bridge. j JlaaaaaaaaaaaaaaB

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THE SUN, THURSDAY. JANUARY 19, 1B71. III U -.11 IJmWWWMHJillWi i n r-irmn V It Mlt tr AIL jjj Tiiun.Muv, januauy 19, mi. Amuse iiirni Ts-.mr. I" I J Wl"r Of ImI M.n,4. 111. Ill I 1 KIU I'nll Irmil I i PU.L' TliSalrt-U.-!.. i M4i'. fBryaiil.. Opera IWtisr "t l so, its ilk st i Ytlth Aicaur Thflrr-?.'i'ti Vnn,t h J jehrtsd Itpi-ra llnae I t I'ernSitt. Ij fesWa l:tt,li,' 1 l.ealr-tlu.ris- M-, its 1-1 PUti-(.nrJrn 1- f 1 Mi.- I 1 1 Hew ei I lli-ms H 1 t. l. SIaius.. I' ,1 i MjMpIr 1 hcalrr W.. WW Witk M.tWs, VI BU4I 'l..lre 1. .1-f t" jl I i, I Km TriU.o UU.trrl.-o t brains. r 1 P 1 I'a.lnrV Opera tluse-- linfte.ii,,, A. Lu SAeTlertth rneuniAtle'tHHiirt OfSM Wis,, fi JaVArtlavl'A Mlsi II 1 Wen l" r U4t. Mit'is.. i A Alliss-iiiu- 1.' Inl'mnw 'I- 'If. Villa. j s ."m t Terras r The fun. 1 '1 SSsiil, r' sf. Isms I t,.tiit.r,, 96 ill Jtati...t i,fi coo as J" "1 ih on 1 I Tn r tw. tl.ftw. :;a 00 B I l'l' I", MUWw MO oil It j 1 I nil ,ST VV-wi. 1 ft., u A.l,t.., 17 nil j tifivt..t.itoMMa!jit nr aii lire A44wwi. ta Utt I.,!, stl -Silts. I IJlBsAI .Attn B If, aalj Is I S. Mt,ti.S"l t-.tl I 'tit SSl. T'l A' ,W1SIW, ft dOffl C ifl 1. I-. ill I, Ml cl. I1 III Tk... .-ln.iw CO (ill tv-i... r. .-.st ftl,,-,.-. asm lite.,rrttM, Tft .t.. r ,11 PWI11 s- Mr,1r-. an.l lsla., r uw, 0 .1. rf'K 1 if. M. .r. "lv. lit-, it I Liu, r lln.. 91 LU Ki kl .rlvi hh ,Af"nr I.I ..r t4 m., f"l S 61) J. Mil- i t.."4.l ni III .T. '..-II-.1. it. r. 'L -l I l-l I l l'i nw W' l i4 6pj WHIly, wn- I'lfl Mm ...n atTW 1 ih 1,. I L I L I'im .rv.vr. ij. I khi p.ni. i. 1 1 n.t I H All A. U.I1..IIII.I..I sl r lmni tt A nit tvt v I .11 J A 1 1 1 1 1 l lw- klhll trvAU f I m I Ailvko in llir Krpulilicnim. E T3n I.ptMililicnn jurly Iwtjijr ilrWituto of jM binnonioim nml InlolliTnt loailoraiiljv wo lArft f (lxI IMt our diilv In oi'inn lo lis ft 1 1. Wo Wf 1ft E tstuii'l lii-nr lo nee u xnmt orKauliitioii, to jjjfi, f ton. 11 1- in Hi ml fur ltn many nolilc Ij KB k lo-nli u'l I icrfic H 1 vitnl in ils lili-ad, so jtf if ij t hftixr.wivi' in It valiant a.milt ujion tlw ftl'Sl P1-1 iiriiH' nnil Hcumlnl of our njjo African ilr 1 j llnwr wviinp to iilwc nmoiip; tho Ireaki'rs j of Imaimi iiy nml nolfiiilinom, without throw A j; r Jl li r. lino, or latiuchlnK ix lifi'-hoat for lie l' V k It loi" not wem to he unilcrHtooil that fcpr Ih s Ih no limo for h rtv of doolrhinlrtv, Mfl, 1 mc'.i m tlin Ituimhlicau party ivu nt the fflj.p IK tlml of Hi fottnntion, and iiccenarily con- tinuoil to ln until IU gn;at olijvctu were at- 'jjitl' f talnnl Jl.-nt on rPVulutionUIng a nocial lfllJ nil pol tlcsl condition wh'ch was tho out Wj-tf crowlh 11ml fruit of ccntiiik'c, tliat party had lr,r, V t?'smi:tl work to do. This worlc had to bo tfrV i IH-rf rw I Ihm'.iIo tho codVr dam of doctrim-8 vtfv as rr'il "-.-'st iron. While it wa oiiii;on, ijljf 9 the ilnfti.nairo ore the all In nil of tho wjjjj! tn:pi;lo. Without them, tho Crxt i fl'iirl foil Id mil l'i'V- 1'orn j.ut furth. Hut thor It L hiiihii wns 'onr when the now strue- y,u li wr -i muli 10.I iJjEp I' J..-t at thi point tlint lcadinpr lie Uj$ i 1 iih well as Uvinoornt, inuko the pn.it mli.k(i of Ik Tl viu that nnlt. XjS i tl.e l!'.n:il.ean jwrly rotiiiniici to be doe- f j I tT'in mimot lie nnytlilitjr the D.'iuo. i .ijf er...y 1 ,rlly eoiitwiillng that it must go ijhij 1'tiol q iiilntion. frinro ltliai cccnmpllHheil all fgjJ i "n nrr-i"l rn.)o 'I'lu. liepimlieatiK V J thct.K Iv.-n iti, i'y nvn;r;i.ij llio K11II0 Idea, jjf-f hut e mi river the i'oik'I union of their opp. n n'H. n'"' M ok 'i reiii'sly for tiie orl lu &i j trylu" lo hunt n fr.h n t of dnctiiuex to pi 25. c-TVo f now fir lunnri' of th party. 1 1'.- l iioe.iin;ili(hing thit purpoj., jj'tf! Fe11at.1i vi -iis, In a recent essay, pro- f pout Im-,,,1 tin- whulc imortflee of the B!t rai';.v t""n:il iln oFiiil'lltlimont of a ffrand BiVTj I 1". r 1 1 id rntcta of popular eilii Slf.jt rut. on, I .i.il nul oroanii'tite-1 with f't h nmril i. Tli ii onterpri'ii he eon- Awl l i- 1 fill i'.it to ouligt ai.d out Ij f; Vl" 'II i""" "f tho It.piiMicaii S f.9 I p.-l"- l .:n; nil to come. Gen. Kit j iflg i.rit'i vi,' ii' ion t- the nto-k of notions ol I jfjf th :i itit hs tnijTs-'on of tho lljf 1""'', 1 i' -t tortli u ilnim to the j 1 wind., it 1 1 lU North Amor ca, liy way ot J t rctiinii-. 1,1m lor tin Alibama el.iiruR the J it i fnllroi'' ""i o' tliii projirjintno lining re 1' fin par'.'!' -i.tlv roiuoU' to wvor u pro i ji p trm-ieu A third notalilj clieino h j 'to that nl ilr. (Iiirui kv, whodrs'reH to convert the Itoiinll.tan wi1y Into n High Tarifi' ijj j parly .-nd ho has tvr.tt-n a lirok to lay the Sill ii fouii'l: lion of the tinnsfer; and a fourth U 4 -hul oi liiu nppoaitu eliwa of tlioonnts who ji I pripowto mako it n paity of Free Trade 8 j j Oth r whemix and m urgent I or i tendini; to f l U10 M'liio end are lliatini; on the rurrentB ol lf puMic illseiifsion hul thenj crnuiilus arc I'V 'i inpiiah. i J 1 1 .'"ow, thife gei'tlcmen are all qu'U- td H I 1 V 1 faft. Their views are tiim-iund. They mm Htili! ,n'lc' "le nicthi.d of reviving ami vr,fi H ij j 1 dating the llepiihlienn party. Their Unirrant H ij j j error oonsints in helieviiiK that lerause that Ijj!' piuty linn ben a parly of doctrinalaa, it H f i J un-t continue to lu bo that IWnuHe It has H j triumphed hy henrin tilott tlio Mac of a H j '3 caime whoH Htrensth coiibiited in the radical H .j h 1 nature, of lis Id win, therefore nothing bhurt 1 i I ft of tho nine poMitlvu tone and wjtialiv posi H I I. liv. dojrmaH on other iRHUuo can uihuv puc. H 'j j W c.i-k 1 j tho party in the future. H 1 j l This nlmllow concept on flndu mIco evor'- H j Ijjf o-here in the parrot declaration tUat, the ol- H j l.h, j"t of the llopul'lican party hul' Lic.i li' attained, it mutt now go to pieces for It In j i i impofwible to dipoorer any iiaw imues iik h 't! which it can ajjno witli any unanimity H j Now, what wc have lo ay and this is the H j I i lino wu throw to tho IttipuMlcan party In lib H if utrt.ta, thiii i the lifu boat wu lutinch nmonp Wt I jil tho breakers which it ei)cniipai.-.l ,h B. 'V' thattbosu lUpul iKun Ulur, Mhuthuuwiy Hj j, Ruido tho jarty, whvlly mintaku the il' (dtuution. Not only tlieru U no need Hi iii that the UepuhMcan fnrly ahould cmi H j -j lnuo to ho a party of doctrinaire, but Hh AM thorc Ii need that it ohnuld n it lio such u Hi f iiorty. In tho nature of things it cannot Hr j V lonjrer bo nmdi a jiarty. In its ris projrreeo, j Hi iy uuddeiay, us Uihucu.i with ult partte?, it H lnutt Pa" throuxh Tarlous hlatoric j H CJi 5 tnorinp by rlow bnt s-iro radaUons from H j onraufKct to anothrr. It cannvt hold the H i ii doUrinaire form any hmer than It in rot- H J t'njf Ks doctrines Into law, fundamental and H j! t''r. rawing; from ono atago to another Hj i '"l d!W8 iioeoitate difwolutlon by any man. H l j 1 meant but it is vary mistntlal thut i H 2 a' 1110 l "houia andoretand not only that H jj Jj; 11 h 1 't wi hwry t-i pr .hm thono tbHoiu H f. hut that it Ik unwiw auTl dunerotw Hji 'jil to attempt It. B 1' Wo eon an-ure r' nileiurn who are imihi- n i" "f ths mfrit of savlrj.' tho party ly H i,l BUcl1 u"'lavorii as w havo rcfomd to, that H V ll' 3 lmt '8 wa,ltlnK now tll, salrntion of the B Hopobllcan party Is that they sljoll no longer B ii ft tfy l frurtrat" ll,e natuwl oiwnUlon of t UVUI,U ljr ,,"lr ft'volous ahawdltlMi .tiulj they shall not attempt toariwt the prvjircsj of the party from its doctrinaire into what may be termed lis administrative etne, into which it Is passing, or, perhnpi iimre m)pJlly rjienkliif.', into uhich It hag ulroadv Kitaed. Il is not striking K'hemei), It is not t-lurp-ed(jed radienl jujlicie, that aro now i'o mnnded. ll if, on the (.unitary, wio, o;.u tlniiH, c ticonntlvo tiiuitmri, that will Iks! cninjnjrt with the lono of pnhlle sent'im ..I. The coutrtry Ib wearied of Its hljfh uxelto. mciits, culmlnatinji In the hlfrt'C-l of nil. a bloody nml intoxicating' wnr. Aflur Ininm tiiff upon a settlement on right prinviplc, the people are content. Suoltijr thin snbrtau. tlally ncliievivl, thoy now, most of nil, de mand ropou. Having had first-class rsultp, they do not now want thojoof a ireond olai, BUfh 3k In cfitnpai'lfon nil ncllnlinn H'int necrs.ntily ho, nnd such as all fuctitl 'in k 111104.1 iwiite, liiod.' up for die ncciti m, must tiervMurily produce Wherefore, wo beseech tlui Uepnlilican Inrty to drop their foolish lenders ami their various rank schomeis mid comu plainly out upon the broivl platlurin of inoderati.' and JodlcioiiH measures. Let us have a financial policy hioklii"; to an abatement of the pres ent excessive taxation, and tcndioi; directly toward the resumption of specio payment. Ict us n-storc our innrititno interestH and de velop onr naval capacities upon sound, practi cal principle. Let us have the excrescences of our Urill' pruned by the application of a little vigorous common sensj, and ratcn of duty adopted which, If not perfect, will at leeM no; bo so absurd, so oppressive, or so partial as to cxcito derision and anlmoilty. There are other things to do in the some di rection, which it would carry us very much Into detail to cutuuurate bnt tbosj we have named are substantive, Initial incasnrM of vital consequence, which cliallcnge universal consideration. It Ib not external but internal inter ets and thoso of vast moment which deraaud the attention of oar legtsla. tors. The colonial meddlers to tlio north of us, who ccm anxious to havu their .knuckles rnpinxl for their oxasjicraflB; Interference with our fishermen, may be easily dlsjiosod of. Tho Alabama question, now removed, wo hope, from the domain of a wntimcutul statesmanship by the appointment of a scnsiblo nnvoy to EugUod, will, we havo llttlo doubt, soon bo quletod nnd dlspoBjd of as an International grievance We have no other foreign qnwtions, uuheu wo make thorn, as wo liave made tho San Domingo question. All tho nuiss and fury of the thus far havo arisen upon subjects that an not touch the vital coucorns f the country. Nothing is more certain than that tho lie publican party can thr w away its valuablo heritage and It svems likely to do it. Its jiersonal quarrels encouraging tlio absurd piotemlotu of flu ant to a renomlnation.and its want of Intelligent leadership indicate this rueult. We have done our duty when wo fay there is no need of this, aud point out the way of avoidiun; the catastrophe. If any one doubts the soundnsi) of this exposition, let him n-ll-ct upon the history of the old Domixratlc party. Tliat orga.ii ration came Into power as a porry uf doc trines but thoso once established, It II utr If'.iixl on tho ftroncth of Its measures fur many long yenr.4, the professed doctrinos that underlay them acting as the sail, tho duhstratiun of rich nwiurccd which tustatnod them to tho last. It is so with thu llopub llean party. It has imbedded its ductrines 111 the Constitution, and now it must stand or fall, not on the merits of these doctrines, but on the wisdom of its following measures of administration. Tho doctrines afford a solid foundation, a socuro holding-ground, nnd n valuable point of support but thoy alone aro insufficient to uplwld woakiKiM, or fully, or charlutnuism in the Government. J'runli Dlnir's I'lnllunii. Qeu. Oiiant's blundering interfertneu in tho local politics of Miw-ouri enables Gen. FtiANK 1'. Blaiii to go to tho United Siatcs Heuato. Gen. lll.Alil is a man of courago and indnpcndeiico hut his courago mounts up to nudacity, und his Independence over, leaps tho bonmhu'les of discretion. His fa iimus lett l to Od. Biioadiikai), within four days provious to the assembling of tho Tam n.any Convention of 1808, secured him tho luTOUiiittim for tho Vico-I'resideucy, but It rendered tho ulictlon of the Democratic ticket of that yoar Imjiosslblo. Gen. Ul-Allt, with hlschnracterifctic daring, ami whilo his election to tho Bcnato wsb rendin? before tho Mibsourl Lei'lslature, malo a sjicecli to that body, wherein ho do daied thut thero is no Item in tho Bito.u hcai) letter which lio takes back but, on the contrary, ho ficcnis to affirm It in vehe ment tormH. It would look, however, as if G mi lli.AHi now put a now gloss upon one ot Ihe main propositions in that famous and dieuitious production. lie now says tliat If tlio military nro withdrawn from tho South, all that l.e proposed In tliat letter will bo ue coinpl.Hhod. This will liardly bo accepted as the true interpretation of tho letter for ho therein mid that thero was hut ono wayto ru store thu Government and tho Conctltution, and that was for tho President elect to doclara tho reconstruction nets null and void, nnd compol tlio army to undo Ub usnrpatious ai tho South, diHjvrso tho carpel-bap govern monte, alloiv tho wlilte pooplc to ii urgaiiio t.iuiruwu goernments and ekct Sinators and lii proseiitntlvi's in CongMa BureJy, this udvlwxl Bomuthliig vory dlf. ferent from tho mero withdrawal of Umj lderl troorn from tho South. On tho con trary, it counsollwl tho now President to compel th army to nndo Ha alleged usurpa tKo s and disperia thosocallnl carjwt-tiftjj jfovimni 'iiti by force. Nor duos it qalte ap pear, from tho roiiort of Oca. Dlaiu'h pjiou'Ii, whetlur or not he now rupndlatos this doctrine. Tlio reuolutlora on which ho addntiwl thu.llouwndorsed the Thirteenth, l'uotU-eiith, and l'lftccth Amonthncnts, nnd tho reaiustnictlou policy of tho Govern in"nt, nml they wora Intendeil to elicit his viuivs on thoso treasnres, Tlio report of the dibato Inforraj m that ha proclaimed him sulf in favor of thu Thlitreuth Amcndmont, lut said untiling cf tho Fourteenth and l'if loonth, sod declared tlio rcconttrnctlon jiolley UTitonfltit4rtl04rfil and ho tliun wont on to dxinounco the Statg goveTniuwiti orffunlxI In jmrsuonc of that polkiy lu oven stronger tonns than h employed lu Ukj BnoAtinKAD letter. Do th Deraccrati the Northern Btatca accejl llo doctrttii-B of Gen. Bi.aiii, and do I thoy intODi! tolncoriorntt thum Into their pint- faun for DW5, as thoy iuscriLed the b' liti nirnis of Hit) UiiOAUlltiAI) h ttcr u)ii their platiuim lulKi Wu rather think not Hut what do they ptujiciMi to do with Thank lll.wi.l 1! is a irnti not t;lvaii to Imoklne Mil, and In. is ,.it (u-ily li'ol.id down. Tor .tviarpast lli.Miiinh Sl.Hitr, AliVM", IIhI'ima:., and other Dcnuen.tlo loaders have lnou t n.- ged In the tuh inn wo.k of Inirjing dmd Ismies; when, In, hero comes tho Into lVinoeintle eandldato for the ice I'lueidency, declaring that the inuei In ques I Inu an not din'd nt all, but are alive and kicking! W o repeat, what do ihe Northern and Jin'tern DemorratH projuifo to do with (Ion. l'liwii Hl-AJli? And wliat oxrusucan Gen lli'Ai.T tfa for his stupid IntiTferor.co in MKuuii 14'litlni. nhofo logioal siipionop is dm. Ui.aiiiV ihctl'in to tin Setiai. v Another Autjor Ilorc Into the National Treusiir)-. Thero soi'ms In b- no Iwiind to the inipu denco and audacity of the leeches who iro trying to Rurk money out of tho United States Treasury. Instead of asking for thou sands of dollars, they coolly demand millions and where they usod to tap tho money cliewt as It word with a little gimlet, they now bore into It with a big auger. A copy of a bill lies before ns, which has jnst been introduced into tho Senate, purport Ing to bo a bill for encouraging the do Vclopmont of tho mineral wealth of tho United States, and Incorporating tho United States Mining School and Metallurgical Com pnny." Messrs. Aloxzo Haywaiid, It. II. hiNDUHiiAN, CiiAttLna N. Fixtows, and W. 1. C. Stkutiins are named as the lucorpora tors. They are to bo authorized to establish a free school of miners, for instruction in geology, mineralogy, chemistry, metallurgy, and mining engineering, and, in addition, works for extracting lliepreoious motalsfrom tho ores containing tho tamo. So far, the hill is at least harmless, if not commcndalilo But hero comes in tho swindle meditated on Uic public. The number of metallurgical works which tho Company may erect is fixed at Ave, and for the firtt of theso works the sum of on million dollars, Is to be issued to thorn by tho President, in five per cent, bonds of tho United States and for each of the re maining four works five hundred tioutand dollars, making three millions of dollars In all which they are to receive out of tho public treasury to aid them in their speculation I Bck.dcs this, they nro lo havo fivo hundred acres of public land for each establishment, with permission to locnto any water privlleg not otherwise appropriated. Senator Cot.K stands godfather to this pre pustcrjus bill, but wo charitably hope he Wi not mean to advocate It. Hho docs, his brother Scuatora should sec that his bantling is put out of uxlsleuce as soon as ducenry will permit. Tboio who havo been grieved at tho tkougbt tliat a cumin of the I'lwidcut had bten till unprovided fur through the mil contingency which required the dhcharat of Pr. Li'sniria, or LmptKi-the name is variously epellcd fruin Ins berth as a gnugtr in Chicago, Lu uouso quftice of eircuuistouoea nut altogether udcou nuctul willi a five-gallon can which aomttsuie cuHtaiacd uliislcy, tony mt their souls In eac mil be comfoiteil. A place has biwn found for that impecunious nlative of the AilinHittrtin a Rrgittcr if LanuS in Valiii)i;ton Territory, it is said. 'I bii is right. A innn wlio dees not piuMilc fur hisonn houschcM b ucrsc tbuu aa itifukl. After all that has been said of the sope rior safely of Hie Knglish railroads, nilh their id'iborot sratvins of guards and signals, otut tliost of America, it is potnetrbat ajtonisUng to meet the statcnwnt that durirnr tht lust three months more people wrre killed by railroad acci dent.! in (treat Britain than wets kitted in the United Ptatcs by the same cause during the tfhoto of tho rear 1870, altlinogli we havo built oiorc miles of road In the )ciir than England now operates. If this is true, ono tiplanallon may be thut the KiijiUsb railroad opcratires rely too much upon the suppoetd safety of their system, and do not kocp no vigilant a watch for causes of acctdiiit m t!io rams class praotiss here. An other probability is Unit our locomotive engineers sod other train men, havlnz tho apprehension of danger always in thoir uiuds, aro prvparod to act with greater eoolposr, promptness, and effect npou its epiroacb than Is usually the case on the other sldu of tho Atlantic But If w do not kill so many people on our railroads as tho English, e till a great many mora than we ought. Tho census returns from Utah show the population of tlio Territory to bo e0,780. (Jreat Bait Lako county contains 18.C57 inhubUant, and Utah county 12,213. Salt Loko City has a population of 17,232, of whom 10,214 wore born in the United States, aud 7,038 in foreign coun tries bnt anions 'ho former aro incluJcJ, of course, a great number of children born In this country of foreign parents. Piute county is re turned as having no population, its inhabitants having beun driven out by Indians. A fool fibhery has been Ctablishol iu Bos ton, but, rtllh tho modesty characteristic cf that city, culy bait for minnows was utod. A flood of printed circulars Informed their recipients that millions of pcoplo thoughtlessly expended ten cinti in tboiuauds of ways every day, which is an exaggeration j for there aro not one million of people who spend one thousand dimes thought lessly even every other day. They also stated that ono million of tcu-ccnt pieces would make flOO.OOO, which is quite correct. Persons receiv ing tho circulars wcro requested to eend one ten cent stump ta JIusJlmI K. AS.TII0NT, C2 Hnd bury sticet, who proposed lo collect (100,0001a this milliner, and then giro one half of tht uuiount, unprejudiced," lo one of tho contrib utors. On of those circulars fulling Into tho kanudnfa member of tho llotsacbusctts Leglsla eiire, who uiity potwibly have had unpleasunt experiences with sorao of tho rooro ambltiois pikcatorisl enterprises of New York, the honor able gentleman denounced Hits Justs to the police, who miccccdcd iu flndirj only a large box in which the postman hud been accustomed to drop thv answers to the circulars. As strange as It may appear, those responses corns in largo numbers from all parts of tlio country, showing that (ho ocean of Ufo is still sworniiiu; with fools, and that no bait cin ho so clumsy but some gudg. eon mil be found to fii'vo It a nibble. Dr. Nathan II. Smith, of Baltimore, says that he has hi the course of fifty years' practlco treated many oases of bites by rabid doga. and always with mccefcj if called upon wittln three days alter tho bito. His method of treatment Is t Initially wash the wound again and sgaln with aosp aud .rater, .and then apply to it a oylin. drioal piece of caustic potash cut In tho shape of 11 pencil point. This should bs held in tho wound firmly for fifteen minutes. After the application of stto eiuitio the wouod should bs poulticed .witK Wf4 4i4 will, am faro days, nod then dressed with a simple salre. A mere scratch is more dangtrout than a deep wound, as In the latter cnc Ihe flow of blood is spt to carry out the poison with It, Dr. Smrn thiukstlio poison exists in (he saliva of'thcrabid animal, and, like iluMiriH of (he siiull-poi, bus a certain period of incubbtiou before the syslcni becomes afl'c(od. Tho probability M n wholesome reform in the dhnrce laws cf Indiana Is encouraging. It Is pnip.od to amend them so that no divorce shall he granted for eauies originating out of tho Stute. unless the same causes would have en title I the parlto to nlrorce under the laws of the Hliite whfie Ihey originated. Fire years' rcsl dne is alo to be rtcpiirtd, instead of one ss now; and the party must be a resilient at the tints Of the trial. It is also to be made necessary that tho defendant, when a resident of the State, shall be sued in the county nhcra he resides. WHh these changes, Indiana will cseapu tho dis grace she now s uners of being a nvenitnce for those who wish to obtain fraudulent and unjusti liable divorces, Perhaps the existence of the Ku-Klux In Keatucty will now b admitted, as Ihey have one la Soolt coutiVy with a bnlliit hole In him, put there by a negro whom he hud sadnavorctl to drive away from the home the Utter had bought and paid for. A gang of these fellow from Henry county were on the 11th inst. riding through th country, their faces blackened and also wearing masks, fniMening end maltreating negroes wherever they found them. An old negro shoemaker, sit ting quietly at bis woik In his cabin, was shot dosd without the slightest provocation. Near Stamping Ground thre or four negro families were settled upon farms which they had bought of a w Idle man. That (he darkies should presume to own farms was altogether too much for the Ken twoky Ku-Khix to tolerate. So they made a raid upon thce unoffending people to drive (hem off their property, and wer very tooDiguominiously whipped by th despised negroes and forced to rclrvst, Icavmt; one ef (heir txuid dead ou (he ground. But the utcroes had lo learc their homes all the saom, for there was no safely for (linn after having killed oao of the Ka-Klax Klan. About lea mil from Fiwikfori, on (he Till inst a poor segro family who had been threatened with death bad allured all their llttlo p' op -tty, amounting to soon flv hundred dot InrV ivi.rlh, and put It in tbrir Mbin, intending to mnir to a safer ptac the next day. That nidil thoy were afraid to stay at borne and camped in the woods before morning the Ku Klux lied burned their cabin and all It contained. The hsuaJ mode of Ku-Klux operations Is to whip oae bil unrardfitlly aud then ootid word to others to leave the country. Bnt they vary tilt method by lisxiging or abootint; when they deem It better, and freqnrut cues hare occurred where they hare robbed their victims of money. The cues detailed above ocrurrvd almost within Fi -lit of l'raukfui I, the capital of the Htate, and aro described at length iu Kentucky papers. Tho government of that State is now In the hands of tho Democrats aud so long as theso outrages sre permitted to continue, so long may the Dcioo crirtie party oolleellvely expect to sutler the pji probnnm consequent npon them. Tim non. llKsnv Surrii is tho chlof lieutenant of the Republican anti-GaiNT army of which tho Boa. lioaica Obcelet Is captahi. Ho received a grand testimonial of silver plato at a jrorgeoaa banquet on xluaday evening Ut, ami auiong the usrreeubU features of the occasion m Uvo sulloivUig IctUr: Asw J. OHcr. Hr Diiah duii Herewith enclosed pliiiM nml mr cbeck iurltflj ilollaia, whtck I aat: aTaiixinn 10 coatrtuatr tommd tke tnunioalat to II, e lion. II 1 -uv inrtil.wtio imu been lor uanr ream mv pirsuiul h-k'udi aail wtAtevor dtffofrncci of ovtn.ua as to party voltes amy have exlttod, or 00 now exist bo iwji os, ltxil nstfall to rcmrmncr tho services ka tua rrjcb-rid to W party, ar tbo ktattness ho baa Mtmri to np. 1 rosrei tliat absence ftoai tlio eitv wUlfe" mo rrom panlcluuiiHt In llo iro Utlon e-vocnonics on Momtftv en-ntaii;. Isrwts-eiOinr joam. WH.LI.Vtl OHTOf Wasrvrs Imon TBLzanirn Co., Niw ionK, Jan. U, 111. It Is pleasing to see a leading Qxikt man like Mr. Onto.1 paymg such a hanCuiomo tribato to tho worth of an oppoucnt. But a abort time since he was doing bis beat to verturow Mr. Sunn's llepnblicAn Ooneial Ooomltbie, and (0 prevent ilr. GarcLST from taking the pISco ho now occu pies a Its head and yet, aulvtthstandiug this politic! antagonism, ho comes forward in tbia liberal spirit to coutsibiiU toward ilr. Slum's srvioo of plate and banquet. This is right. Let us fight oat our battles hi the political arena, and till b brothers and frieads etvCestiro occasions ami around the ooavdvhd board. Tlicro is so llttlo onterpriss la Canada that a wedding came near being prevented1 litem tho other day tkroogti Uio-dllliciitty of finding a mar risgi! license. A resident ef Windsor was to bo married, and on tho mornlnj of tho appointed duy be applied for the necessary doenment, but there was not one. of (bo parchments to bo had la tho village. A tclographla messago to Chatham revealed a similar scarcity In that place. At lait it.was fbund iLhU there was ast one to be had at Amherst burg j ami by sending messengers from both Windsor and Ainheratburg, ao as to meet half way, tho Indispensable instrument was pro cared somo six hoars otter the time set for tbo ceremony. Tho young folks of Canada have acquired such a habit of emigrating to tho United States, that the proper authorities hardly deem it worth their tvldle to keep a supply of murriago lioonses on hand, Tho Norlh Qcnnan Corretpoiulent contra dicts oflicialry the report that by the adrico of Prussia Prince Cimbiks ef Mourn aula has re nounced the allegiance of his principality to the Perta. It says that Prussia has not given tho Prints Ihe absurd advice with which she Is credit ed and that the Prisco has not taken tlio step iu question, aud doos not intend to do so. Tho whole story U declared to bo a puro fabucation. Wfl owo an npology to Gon. GnANT. Wo wcro lately ltd to state that In refusing to con olidato the various internal rorenno districts of this city into ena, he bad boon actuated not by re gard br the publlo interest, but by a desire to find places for relations, favorites, and politicians. In this we did him wrong. He took no thought about politicians. His mind was concentrated upon favorites and relations alone. This Is proved by the names of the men selected to hold oflico in tho new distriots. Thero is not a politician among Uium. Ewy man of any political intlu. cuco U left out in tho cold. Only relations aud tbo favorites of Ihe Military King havo been con sidered worth attending to. We apologise ac cordingly. At tho satno tlmo wo adviso our lUpnbllcsn friends not to be discouraged. It la a hard tlmo for lbn, but they cun live through It j end two years bene they can elect a President wLo will not le destitute of political scdm-, mid will not ho run by a Military King. In ono of tho ofHtlarits in yesterday morn lag's Eta, axpoaSng the Fil-Jlpvrtlt,g Trt bvnift unnotetsory and outxasemM falsehoods, Hr. 11. B. Slaows is erroneously marfo to say that "Jahjcs-Phe, Jr., was siwcr eonaeetfd with the Kurt tcun oil SieonisMp Ctosf any from iU In fancy." The text or Mr. Bjhon's affidavit reads 1 "JauisFhic, Jr., trtu coantctod with (he Cum. pany from itslufanor." TIcc-AdmlrnJ Uownn (lolui to r.uroor. II Is rumored in naval oircles that Vtco-Admii ol fitopbtn O. Rowan Is to be ssnt out lo Europe early t (he spring (0 tko cpmmaad of ll Uuropeao tQuadroq, wklch Is I lie Isrftly augmented la a mcstb or two. tiir rAxocitK an.ixvJ! JMTJtjvr. An Old Pnbllo Functionary. In si Tlaht Place -C'nmmlsalonrr Wilson's niamlsanl-Who Keeps the Uecnrila oTIho I.niul OBeof Comipondcnce or Hie Sun. WAsmnoTof, D. C, Jan. 16, 1871. A melan choly spectaf le was presented In the Jmllf lary Com Oillteo ot the House Ihla moruior. The "old public fnnctlonsrr," Joseph B. Wilson, was there. He p persi before the Committee to tell how be came to mutilate the records or 111 s ofllce, and (o commit a spoliation bv cipanglna tlio venerated name nt Ahiah.im Lircolu (rom the patent to tde l'anoclic Omnde Hmcho. td 1 Joe, the old Tile riarnaclc," looked ss If he bad been carried on and drugged by tils tribe, He took occasion to state to tho Committee Umt, man and boy, or boy anil man, lie had been la the Land Oltlee sver since the daya of President Adams but that he tipectod tbo Hcuatc would relieve Mm by confirming Oen. Prummond today. He looked melancholy noon maklnc Oils statement, ami he ssesied to feel keenly the fact tlialhla ORtclin Htu wm Icing terminated because of a quarrel over a quick silver inlne. Indeed, tho old pnb. fane, seemed to be djlni precisely as died old Major Doges down hi Tennessee, who had been butted In the stomach by hts own male mnttbn I don't mind dying, so much. Hut (o think that I, who swam the river snd led Ihe eharrc at llorss shoe, tni who was in the front at th battle ef New Urleaiu, should come to (bis (0 be killed by a ram." Old Joe's countensiice aosmcd to sty Under the crest men, Adams, Jackson, Tan Daren, Har rison, Tyler, Polk, Taylor, Ptllmort, Bacbsaan, Lin coin, and Andrew Johnson, I have always to trim mod my sails as to b politically level and morally right I have helped to nuke sod to keep more records tli.iD any man now living; 1 have fleered In the newspapers more than all the Napoleons; bnt now here I am being bntlcd lo death, not by a r.iai, but bynd dlrlshminl And for what Only tor trylne to acstroy a tingle record ot a patent lu a quicksilver mine C Hul the absent are always wrong, and barn to bew the htime. Tlio lie'unct fox hail to snlTer. Old Joe products' the ordor of tho late HeerrUiry, and he sworo that tbo record with the tipiinctrit nnes. not like lirnton's nrnnnd tho resolution, but across the record 01 the patent, ww brought to aim with the written order ol hncietnty Cox, and th I nudsr that order lie, Joe, slcnid the cuiceila. Ilou that be never counselled or advised It, bat only obeyed onl.-rs. wm. II. Losry, an ex-clerk of tho Land OOlee, was hold enouth to swear that lie cave thu reevrd the llrst lick. He said that ho wruto tbe wuiUa Not sunesl acalnst tho sicnauires, tint Just wkea bo wrote tbem ho could not tell. Air, IUv.it ha to eatled Ike attenlloa of this wllnera to certain rec ords In the General Land OtSce. Iron which It up pvared tbat he (Lowrj) hid signed Uliaselt as Attorney ot the New I Oris Oonipuuy," wnereunon Lowry aaltl lie had to coafrau that for aome tlmo tuat tw( tirea hts "aniall arsme." And when he wai shown the word "Ex'd In tbe record book In rl Ink, Losry bad to confess Uiat rdlnanty this nroaat taal lb reconl book kail Doea touuiarod with tbe Oocamsnt reeorttad, anil Uiat tbe orlKtoal and tbo record wreeO. Tbia rule ot com Uon tenat was auntalnod by all tbo wltntsset. One wltiK-si. bosrever, did stato tatt litre had beta a custom in tbe Liad ORee to record the dates, sixoa 111 res, and reals btfai-o these thinut wtre atlacbnt lo tat vrlclnaK, Dm Ult very record book aJioned (hit no tueti da-iierous costoai ever rxistod. No othir Isstanco could be lotind where a patent had bs-oa reconiiol us dated, aealml, and tlgacd when tht'Mi Ihlnys wwe nantiue. Nor was there any ease wlieru tlieword "Uxauilned" bad becu wrtl leu 4-ilnl an ounnmbeu roevrd. Tnureiort the rvcurd bcoa sustained lit theory of Air. Htodd-ird, seoietary lo ricu huid patents, viz That oa tbo Utb tiay f Maicu, 13, a riued tLo name ot Abralrain Liucolu to tho ptcm tur tbe fanocti (traude Jtancno. Tke spectacle ul trying to prove by Ms makers and keepers, saven years alter it wasiuadr.a tuluinu recoid of tat Uotorniueat bi bo lalse, won a melan choly one tii-kiil. lu c urtly the wurbl will not bilk-vc Ibe fic-il lumrobabllily that tht lecord It lane. Bat orca If It cuold bo belloved, such ui alleratlonola publlerecorJ l terrtflcally Miigestlvc. And If tiiere were nool ler nnson for dotng so, Hit I'renldont bo actod wise In reiHovlni; laot who were Ibus nckkts or criminal law. Ju. J.tS. H, T.irLOlfS CUM'EXTKD UIIjL, ltcttlna the Cnse for Knte Ilowlaud, the Couttatsnt UIIertD4 tbe Invrnltirywl Mr, Tnylnr'B ItUreta lu Uvtdcnec Withered, tlin Hllni'si. In tht Tiiylorwlll case yev-terday ilr. Clinton coiuweneed tbe proeeediugs with aa offer to put In evidence tbo Inventory ef Mr. Taylor's ertetts ronnd and accoualed far since hit deatb. ilr. Anttion, counsel for Oeorgt II. Duryca, objecud to tho in troduction of tbe Inventory as Irrelevant. Mr. Clinton arcued that It certainly wcia material to know tbe amoont of sir. Taylor'a property when tbe amount (15,000 a year) bequeathed by htsi to the contestants was taken Into consideration. It had alio been shown by the testimony of one wltnoss that shortly previous to Dls death, Sir. Ta lor had been poeictscd ot four New York city bonds, while tho inventory showed that only one c( the had ktvu found afltr Ms death. Mr. Otorje Duryta had bten In tbtrce of Mr. Tsylor's office diirlnc tlw htter's Illness, and naturally nnder the drcumsua cea hta counsel would uol and the tntrodncllon of Hie Invtnlory In evidence aireeable. Mr, SinniihWo, In reply, said such an Insinuation acniust Oeorro llaryta was absurd, unct theto bonds wore not psyahle to bearer and Mr. Ambon showed that the witness who itntlded concernlnif tht boast bad, on crosj-examlnallon, admitted that ha had seeu the face of onlr oiio, aud consequently could bo rotrtive coiirernlni only oat. Mr. Anthon, moreover, objected stronsly to Incumber lnc tht record with tbe Invuutory, raylax tnat Ibe City Directory mtxht mi ell lit of). red La evidence, Tlie Hurruxate tuitaiued tht objection. Mr. Cliulou tbeu oiled Mrs. Kato Uowland, the contestant, to tbe wltueis suud, and asked her one question, to which the rcu.y was that Adeline Western, nliose nimo appears aa a legatee la tbo conttsted will, was no relation of llnj Taylor faiu by, and tbai tbo (ibe witness) bad nover beard of the name bofore her xrandfutber's dealh. Wllherell, ono of the witnesses to the contested will, wits next called to I ha stand. Mr. Uiluton wihhed to ask blin a mtber Important question, but sinco bo was uuwilllng to call him as bis ow n wlt nen, tho Hurrocale rcnised blm tue permtsslou. On Withtretl's Mlthdrawil, Mr. Clinton called for Dr. Darker, and, not tluiling him present, was com pelled to rest hla caic, according to thu stipu lation previously made hy blm. He tuld. however, that ho reserved the rij;lit 111 oflur In evidence hisrenfter certain letters written by Kalo Ilowland and Mrs. Taylor to Mr. Taylor ilurlnc tho travels of tho former In Kurope. A number of witnesses, loo, lio Ihe out of the city, bad not made tiioir appearance In time; tbelr In troduction hereafter, said Mr. C'lintlun, would de- fiend'onttrolyup .n tht dlicretinn of Hie Court. Ad ournment was thenuiadu to uext Wettuesday mora nx ut 11 o'clock. Ti e closo or the esse for the eontestanta wai marked by a couaiant exclmngo of comuluntutt be tween Mr. bUjochlon snd Mr. Clinton. It is wonderful how well these lawyers agree, c BUlJUS'a JHXOXIXUMEXT. Hrnrrh for nn Ahacnmllnx Kinplnyrr Ilotv Itlr. l.ronuril Cot 61.10, nnd llutv Ilia Clerk did not (Jet bis Salary. 1 ho subjoined history is taleu from the h J.d documents In tho possession of Mourn, Murcl.uni A Idllott, lawyers, Warren streoti In Di-cembcr, lb69, ono 1'ctor J, Shirts was In want of a situation, and reading an advertisement lor a clerk he applied lo (he advertiser, William E. Ltoa ord, by whom ho was Informed lua( his duties would bo responsible, and (hot bo could havo the situation If ho would deposit with him $130 as security for his honesty, Ac, ray to be 12 a week. Mr. fiblrta deroiltcd the $150 sndrecehed from Leonard a re ceipt and an agreement. When his pay became duo It was rot foithcomliij, snd Shirts Importuning Leonard ot tbe end uf the sooond week for It, was sent to tbo hack port of Wllliaintburgh to collect a bill wl.lih Leonard pretei ,lei was duo lo blm, and inloriuod that ou his return ho would sottio wiUt bim. ...''W," M1 t0 "nd the person called fur In the bill, being Iniormod thero was not and never had been any tnch person there, lie returned to New iork to find that Leonard hd departed, and loll word If ho (bbiria) inudo Inquiry for 11I111, lo ray tluit bo had tikeu the train nut of towu at 4 o'clock and that bo (suirls) iniifiit goto h Leonard's oftlco lurulture was ou a truck and bclug taken uwav. An order of arrest In the Pnpremo Court was. In Jouuary, 1870. obtained, but for a long tlmo tWi m was unablo to tlud Leonard, and ll was not until November last bo wst ilnally arretted. When 0rl nrruelod, nnd beforo confronted with bhlrts, he de nied that he was Leonard aaid Leonard wis out of luwn, and had gonu Wost. Ho Induced the Ue, nly to ut vote the iiay to going around tbe city I ob tain the money to settle with, and not being tua Ctmslul, and havlug a dread of Ludlow struct, bo managed lo getaway from tho Deputy about evening bv dodge. Ho took ti.s Deputy 10 a atablt, said tho bore 0 and vnrgun tu It wen bit, aujlold Hit Decuty to remain theio a few mlnuios aad bt wo aid bthKkwIlb tbe money. Mr. Deputy til t remain until bo waa tlied, and Mr. U'onard uot putllsg In an spmrancr. he haruesMid Ihu buret to Urn wajua ud drove It off, The nexl day Leonard gave tall, aud afterward seivod lib) answer denying each and every allega tion or the phiiiitlrTa cmplalat. Tfcls anawer wua upon motion or Morchant li.llott, Attornryt for blurts, strn ken out by order ol Judge BiilberUnd ut 1.1:1 1', oud Judguieut was entered on the 11th iusl. la faur ol bhlrts (or tht amount ut his ciultu and Coats. Leonard, at tbe time of his arrest, was enured la tho rtolesinto business at No, tO West Thtrty-Srst street, and Mr, Hhlrt alleges nuke nt ttvlng by such orcratlcns'as Hie leregotnr, II now ntaaalai to bo 6eeu tl Shirts tan gel Ida aaguty back xitii death of a. rr. jiautli:tt, MpecnUtet, l.naes, nnd Is Craned-T.ciips from a Htsati Cnrnnd Injsrrs tils Head Itrsson ltrtlnret-A C'nrlnu rlerv. Additional Itcts have come tu light in regard to (he niyslcrluus doiiUi, near Havannah, of George W. Iktrtlelt, of tbe house oi"llreltlisapt A Wllsoa of this city. A Sun reporter lias learned the early history of Mr. Ilartlett, and the (sets githrred only go to prove (he correctness of tho opinion of (he firm (n whose employ he was, tlint Mr. Jlartlctt was not tbe victim cf foul pliy. Eight years ago Mr. Darlletl was a prosperous yoang merchant In Clilrago, and wns estimated lo be worth f 150.000. He wns then morrled, and living happily with his family In that city. Fancying, how ever, that jhe was not growing rich rspWIy enough, he embarked In certain wall srnatT trscDLATioirs. Foriunt favored blm at first, bnt ftnadly (ho Inev itable end came, and ono morning after 000 of old Daniel Drew's Luiout corners he awoko to read a telegram couched In tho clear cold 'sung of tbo s(ree( t More margin, or we'll threw you Over I" There waa no taorc margin he waa a beggar. htrlppcd of everything, he lost hit mental potso. for more than a year he sat In his chair, giving Ima ginary ordera for tb purchase and sale of Erie, old Soutnern, and Pacific Mall, and during that time hit mind never wandered from the ttrcst. A hundred Krle at a halt, barer 10." hr ued tn rielalm, whta ever a stranger eutertd hit house, and 11 m roon man's Roonr waa gonernlly known, his stocks were usually boechtupat Ids own price. Ills wife used tossy that she thought she mutt bare purchased Irom "poor Oeorge" more thtn tea mllhont worth of stocks, every transaction In which he duty entered tn his note book. At last tils conditio was deemed hopeless, and his friends prrtmtcd to tend blm to an nullum. While on tbe ears lor Hprlnglleld. III., and when his attendant, anticipating no difficulty, bad ceased lo watch htm closely, ho suddenly sprang from Ids seat, mada a rush fur tlio door, and leaped fruin the platform, with Ihu rnAix rcnmnu at vcll srr.ip. Of cnurso the train was stoppud, hacked down, and tho body of poor nttlell waa picked up for urail. But lire was not eitlnct. Two fratfnl eaahes on tbo head, however, told with what terrific forco bo had strm k tbe earth. Ho wns taken back lo Chlcato, and for weeks and weeks hung betwssn life and itoalh bat gradually he Improved, and aioesUl Im provement kept pact nUa bit physical recovery. His riivurU lialletl wU ley lb. r-l signs of re turning reason, sml, at hls.mlod grrw streeger, Uiey did eversthlng lu their power to hasten the giKHl wrk. Their wTorts wort tuccrotful. for whtn be orost from lirs bud his mlast was keneved t im an rlsar aa evor It was. Proin that time for want b teaml 10 brwod tvtr bis nksftrtuneo, but wasrr MAttri'LLT to woux. fJa at enoe csuno to Now Tork, and ealtrtd Into basiutiw wltti a tnrrranttle lMiitt eu llroadway. With that bou Ik- nsoslnod is versj.) cars, w lien finally he bocauit aubject to isrHleptIc IrU. which for a tlrat Uirvalened to Impair bis reuson atrahl, -and he Wn tbe Ann's emelor. Boon after Uiat bu en tiswt Ibe bones el rtrttthtopt A WUoa. He did kit vrork wttl, was quirk, tntolllgost, and. on bust pints nien swy, "amnrt." True, be acted singularly al times, but tke firm never dreainod oi thinking It mors than the twtaral liabtl ol tbe man. llaxtlelt was eccentric at all times," tald one of tbe firm: "but we Lever dreamed of hit L-Mtug llglit-llende.1." Tbo firm think tlisl he lusd one of Ttixas nrs or criLxrsr Jnst before Ire loft their store to go, aa he laid, to VA ateroury, and vrtiUo aU!l under th lnfluenco of It waui.ereduuTbautli without purpose or ttm, without money and without frionds. Having rescued St. vsnnah, 1m may liero had another attack and wan dered off to lb outskirts, mnl In bis frenzy hate either eomniiiiod sulci lo ur die 1 in a tit. brorn the flcl ttial the body boro ovldencss of rtrangulaUou, tkt latter wuuld sown tno most plamlbki tin cry. The Derby Collection. In tbia carefully selected gallery of paintings wt havs no opportunity, not often aUsrdcd thu gen eral pabiic, of Judging at cot glance of the preKtnt ttatt of art la Frantt and Itolgtam. The schools, as well as the tendencies represented, sre various, though thero Is naturally a tnarkod preponderance la tbo direction of landteapo auJ ?nr. In all. however, the cureJtit training, tht liululto and so wcarylug pstieuce, the dtlloata taste, and, with low escepttons, tin) healthy simplicity of tkt best L'uro pvan nuaters are finely MuslraleJ, ll woaU be aim. call to find la any gallery, taetpt thai ttsnple of modern art, llo Luxembonnr, a piece more dirts:!, yet iuisginaltte In tendracy aud touchlLg In fsmViKg. tkau Merle's "Ibilian (llrl and llretun's group of J'ca'aut Women," with Its vljorout drawing aad treatment, and eiqulsite tcndeniost of light, it a whole poem In H'elf, the very consecration of labor. Jacques and Verboekhovcu give us bits of striking rneUim la tho pnlutlug of aberpaad cattle; Plswin, CSunet, Klcbel, and othors of lira Utlnaoaler aeloiol are notily represented tu the mlcrotcople dollcaey of thoir pretty cabinet gems aud Oswald ArJicnbtC'i and LiiiiiblntH give us U10 opportunity l compunug the French snd Ocrmin rcbools 01 lamtscapt. Tlio collection la now on view at Leavttl rMrebvUrh'a auction rooms. In Clinlou Hall, unS will be oderej at auction oil the itlih anil jth lust. Onr plctr fAUeters will no! lull tn profit by Uils nnusnsl oseortaulty to Mirlcb their already choice ccht-etiont, A Water l-'nntlue In Huston. Itoui tkt Botlon IltraM. Tho Cochituato Water Bosid having ihter mlneil so cut off the water supply from various es Ubllshmonts, U at oneo lwcomos a mnlier of liter cat to know to whom tlw n-tlrictlou will apply. We arc Informed that there am lu th city about two bunirrft and fifty manuhctorlM ef dltlen-nt kinds wrOth uo w tier In iaigr quautitlus nnd hare tbe same gauged by molr. The-e, w learn, will bo th tint lo surfer deprivation. If, alter these. It be comes necessary stilt fnrther to restilet ineuse of water, larue bulldhiFa not used for domestic pur poses, such as t!io routalnlnn nnuwros offices, water ctsets, pubhc liath honses, steam engines, ateataboats, raifro-ult, buildings In process ol elec tion whero mortar Is made on tlio pnnl.a, Ac., wllltuv to soffer. Thu water now oiiluudwlli last, al tbo preewil rate of consnmotrou, abunl a furtnigkt, 17 aviry on will exert Ue e. oiiihuv in Its use. n mar be nude to list doublt tit it length of lime, and pcrnspa lain will come uietutuuo, The rretlilrnlliil Klabl Id Mexico. Cirr or Msxioo, Jan. 11. The election fends aru becoming lnUnilfJe.it. A largo maturity of tho Journal, snd numerous pothleal eitbs favor Uit re election or Juanz. It It eticted that Ilia adhe rents, of 1'urllrio lilac will ln.14 wlta Jaarex't pai-UV tairs. Ireldeiit Juarcx Is denounced by aome of tno Jotuuala. It Is alleged that he holds Mexico under American Influence, and th reopening of In loicoiirio with Kuropean aallons li urged la order luccuntoiuct Uiit Yankee luflaenc. 110VU8 OP LlUSVlllS. The Jerome Club dsnco In Gcrnianll Assembly Booms, Monday evening, Jn. M. Thomas V. Daly't Coterto have tbclr auaual ball tn Irving Hall uu lbo'a7Uiof January. Tho Calico Club of Moriltnula have enxsged iho Ecventb licglincnl Uaml fur their ball ou tbu4ltu lust. Monitor Social Club give a turprie rarty to Cum pany It, Kighty-lourth Iliglnital.wu Uie Wl ot January. Judge O. W. K'oie, of Tenuesee, will lecture be fore inn Fiftuentb utd IV. M. TtlCil Aitociatii.a to muriuw tivcumc. -Miss JorJm, daughter of flen. Jerdsn of t'ubtn eelehrtty. iretved bcrlrlonilsat 101 wut t'oriy-iecoud itrcel laal unt.it. A very. crioiablo bat tnasqui took place at tho house ut Mr. Juhn J. UutcLdl, u tiaslFinr-tlxUiitratt ou Tuuiday ovotilng. ...v.., A cunipllmentary ball Is to be clven by tho at tachlii of Iho Hrollyn Dutly ugu lu tbo Acadcuir of Mtirie, llrooKlyn.on Jan. 41. The lonrtornth anuual hall or tbo Itoman Catholic O.-1'li.iu Atilurn laket plar la the Acaduuy ot Musio ou MuLUaj dialog. Jau. W. uu'u J .lSJtlUX XOTJJ3, Miiff" snd boat of Prussian tsbls sra tht mon rauiuuablo. Tl.e loui! opera chalu, ulln tiiwillsj pi.ud.mt, U si fltiuu Milt i ever. Green or blue to bs worn at tdght'thould alwsys bo selected by gas lltht. Lent tls fashionable u bo gay. Swiss over dreates. with btctellet over Iho shoul ders, are still worn over black tad colored silks lor evening drons, I'ullod and rufllud torlstsn drss es 01 irvjry shale or co, or aie vyoiu, but wbitu uuvt am Ki modo survudiy p.ipul ir. Th rcmovible or court trulu It tho foutnro of tbls sesi.in for cereinnniiiiw Uillcia. It u Xioat to at Incites In leng.b lu tbo oaek. Tho latest style of necklace is two Inches broai. c-Jtiiu-sed of gold ims unito-l lo (jru a CuniiiaU lwilroundolijfaihoinrot. A Lotils XI1L ve-l and Jacket of Msek or colored velvet, trimmed wltn grene, la tbe nulla ol uiwiv tolltu rur youui: wrn4 lalies, sj Cheap and pretty evoulng drissnet um yi li of risioolijril, bint, pearl cibire I, and wnne aixja. triniuiod with eitucr wblu or bmok lain, or tiUi. (leather A Bont bar Introduced snnl-skta sueaDetof a otaullfal nth btuwn luiollit Aiuerlean market lu color y pindneo I lit Jinglaut ilyis, tl.; uciuieiiiu4wua4iuii.iiiu. Vh handaomeot bill ilrew wrora ai tlsi late Charily run wa uuata tt MoTi.xuy Ou 's for Mrs Hirrunato lluieiilngs. Ilwmc uinored of white aud lo.o-eolun 'i uiau, iint laco Ulusiut.aud louma Willi pouo. Idles aud rosav. Kill dreiwes of silk and sslln, luaie and untler jtJil ol roulivilng colon, aro In vogue. Mrs, Wil liam IIolln.au lai r oiJi.ro.1 tneh a. dn.ji u.'m lloirbeouits A liuitelL It nut plut aai4 fc.utnti.iu. trluimed wilt Uuchesao lace. Modimt Demorctt't hsndsomoit evening toilets this teaion Is of rotcvrolored iiotrt 1I4 sols, nroiun If utmmrd with pvrpendlcuUr pturs of roie r ior. J crepe, oovorlng tht entire tdrt. Kst.Ii putf It btidtrod wauiuxrroir bJtcXaaid tiiu laco, j s ux nr. a. its. Pittsburgh at night reminds a stranger f 1 "hell with Hi" lid oft"." Iliram Poncrs will visit tlio United SUtew this uiiner. llo has not been home for Ulrty-turaaj years. The first dally newspaper printed In Virginia was printed In 1V0, ami iho subscription price wiifUla dollars per annum. A New Hampshire paper, announcing that death of a man, says he leaves a wife and child try former hatband." t- SIxly-sIx per cent, of the population of ChsV cico hare no religious belief, according to a rellgtoos k paper pabllshed tbete. Bishop Csixe, of Wetrii New York, bstcsi, JoliMd apon the eleegy f his dloesse Ik ase otsvM 1 gowa msietst of IhtsarpltctwntupruoiUas- In Napoleon, Ark., a man who had been, guilty ef not less that nine tiooilcldea was rectBtlr elected eontlibleby an everwhtamlnf mijortly. A very particular twain In an Ktatem team Itnl his marriage lo Ihe paper with the addition, Nil cardamoms," He said he despised abbreviations. A carriage was upsot In Auburn, N. Y., tTtsi other day, by an Infnnaled animal that was aflerwanjl dcewlpilveiy reXerrcd lo by a nibdest lady u "tl 1 bachelor 01." j At Vpsihintl, Midi., there Is a eofdler wBw I had hit rUtht aian shot off at tht battle of Cold Htrlwt,; Thh winter he bat btc at work cnttlsi cord vo with bis left hand. Mr. O. F. Train It said to be Indifferent as ta I woo leaves the kail while be Is speakrag. Like Ttoajs, I son's llruolr," mea nay coua aad man buy go, bn lit goes entortver. In a recent divorce tnlt in Chicago, (hr plaintiff, who waa the wife, laid special itrets on Hon fscl that dnrlng seven yens of married life her huioaadf had not one kiaied her, 'Tit awcet to court; Hut, oh! how bitter To court a gal And then tot git her. I A Chicago reporter excuses himself for not mentioning the names of sundry I'ulrs cntsgcdtaBj lawiuit there, beciutetsld names defied orthotrtDhyy were without a vowel, and were nhic jolato.1." The Ice crop is splendid throughout th I f)rth and West, The Krtc leo Company of llnirtti have already packed led thtuians) losi, rroia nla mclies lo a loot In thleKnesa, of rrytUI clottrnuM. An Knglish weekly mentions among th tiorslnent lrttrary mtn who are og have been Uplrrtaat- I hU, Dickens, Thackeray, Urowalsg. Diaracll, Ca.lykv Matlbew Arnold, and a soul of Ih best kuswu nsutse In Ureal Britain. Hiss Belle Smith of Indiana has just com pleted fur Hit WatblnttoB Coniasoo Council a IUn-siM fun length portrait ot bvcreury Slsntou, that Is pro nounced by many tu be th kosl llaeocu of the great War Minister yet painted. An accommodating conductor on the MU waukt and Bt. I'aul llatlroad backed hit train s third of a mile to pick un a purse, which a fond mother bad confided to bcr Innocent oabe for a rdaythiuc, anst which the latter threw out of Ihe window, Sonio ono speaking probably by authority says that iho women la Detroit have feet like ra'nn boxes, and are ashamed to buy shoes at home, order ing them tisnally Irom the yralrlesef Iho 'Vc.t, where leatktr It cheap aad wHore there ll ptsaty ol room lo uiaaotaetare them. It was a very hard-shell Uaptiol of Tcnncssca wlio luj.o-ttj. when bt beard of tat rtforaiallou of aa unrvlly neighbor, that ao oiUlnsry baptism would do lor that cian-tbo osty turo way would be to tu a grind.louato sit feci, and "anchor hbu overnight la the uitdalo of tbo river." A Judge of the Iudiana Supreme Court wis accosted by Uia hotel boolDlack Die otbsr day with t demand for a quarter, sir." Ho turned unon Ui lable-hneil Amorlcan, ami In llgaautly aige-l blm s What oo ou take me for, sir?" Oh, I khow yoo; lou'rtouoot ihcmCaa-Can lcllcis," pointing to lbs Vaiitty Ihealrt. There is a littlo railroad at Ilaymi Sunt,- La., tbatruns to Woodvllle on a veryuiicertali icIMali. A ftrsngrr camo In tht other day and IniuireJ now often thttnttni car made tripi 10 tbe country 'TtU weekly," was Iho reply. What do you iiieaa by Irh weekly It goca up one week and tries 10 coiat ilowu tbo next." Thorc wan a large amount of valuable prac tical prrlopnyln Mm remark of the ,;Jtubrr wbo re called L4 e-.iiipsnlas' utteolloti to the nnnn.ss la hand, whenever they Ml to UHiii.uur what tnlgki iiavelenif certain csrd. had Ptn oiir.'reutlv tist4, with t it remark. Look here, gsu'lemen, Uar alol r nse a-lavln'yH)s( moritm bands." Scent at a meeting in Preston, Euland; "lake thy btt efl," iM ooe follow Wi lb cro vd t aootbtr 10 Iro.il ol blm. WIm,I tur?" "Mby, aw cannot e." Well," leptlcd the other, "II isuts my hsl f thoa'U b worse off than ever. My bora (lialr) It thirteen lurhet Ionian' It Hons itraigbt op. l'vo put my hat ou it to keep tt down." An English writer who advocates the drop, pleg of tho letter u from the termlual'ou onr, n is tbo unlvirtsl practice In tho United States, say that the necdlesi retention of thh hitter ru a ilngle ropy of tlV Ixiudo't r.niri ecu t'W. and that In Kiik.hu books toil periodic lis aloue It lacrcaiea tbe cost of publication lully lJC-li year, without yielding any practical good. They complain In Cincinnati of the church rxpsusr at luslilonable weddings. The newest and motl bcauilfnl chaicu la U10 city nuiiu out lis but I Uiuai Item first, tho ea bill 1 Pom second, tho minis- j ler, organld. sexton, m l ustier foes Item third cover. I big ourpets Item fourth, warming charoti Iota', ran. A swell bridegruMtn la New York would be gUd to comprouuso fur dounlo tbst ausonnt of church fu A correspondent of Iho I-omlon Timet, writing from Vtrsallles, says that a German Prince, a CnrinliQ genUemau. Ihu administrator of a great charily, an oflteer of state, upon being asked as to lie me nu ot cosininuiratiiii wltn tho wounded officers of Iho (a stay's ami) who might bo tu bis hoirltali, pitiuaiiily ciclaiued, I kuuw uolbiug about them, liiev gir ai qu.tolioublc cnuuga as It li. lwuliun.ynt.raai j uead 1 Political offices in Delaware hav been i largt-ly niunotiu.izid by ceitain leading families. I litre aro some of bcr former United Males 1 Senalorai O -orgo Heal and G cor to Head ltlldlo, Itioliard II. Ilajard, Jamos A. Usyard, Sr., Jsmso I A. llayard, Jr., and Thomas Francis llayard, la kj present Senator Criar A, Hodney and Ilanlcl Iti tlneyt Joshua Clayton, Ibomi. Clayloa, and John M ilty loui and now, Wlllard Stulibur and Lll oj-.ioury, who bat Juil been electa I to tbo bcnato. A young gentleman of thirteen, the ui of a well-know n citltco of Loulivlllt, wo cuugb; ou Thau div lut hy hit itoru Iparvut Ji,t tl ht had ma Ij Iho ptrrbsse of a naliroad ticket to New Tork, whim h bast ibrewdiy bargained for al half pi leu, at he ws 1 uuder fDUrteonyears of tj. An elopement Wiu ii"i't-l f by IbirsruiUl Inteifercnce, (or the youth haluida irraogeiaenui to be accompanied by a yuung lady ot r lilt coutetttntsitd exojr-.ion. Tbt precocity of Iba rttinii rcncratiou Is rouiaraablo, though not alwajo entire jr adinirsbiii. It uppeura Iroui the Ilodou ptpttt ll.ai Mi. Fecbter did not yield Ihe poiut ut laiuo 0 tt. n 1 ut self and Mr. Clraeney resariltig lb uit ot" tueiMho I'beaiieior a rehearsal, luwblcb Mr. Wallacs jiu take part, 10 rrnefuliy a bat been rtprwitt ai the contraiy, 11 Wat aoi antil tho luurvot.11 u ot llil polite wat tbreaiencd that Mr. Ftcbter Hit wiy Tbli wst ou bauirday, and as Uie nerbirmAiio.-. iiiak aight weie to be for Mr. kwiit-'i's ncu-'iu ho si t as -t rcpsut his thieut of uol prrlorunug If ih 1. 1 ui,- took place. The W 11 la m ij 1, I.. Ktcbltr ba mad ftS.OX) by bis lalv.. in tl.. 1 ...t up to tills puiut. auu wiiiu it awtild Uue e 1 1. it u n. si 1 r. The K-bH-f s p.ip th' i.i 1 Hi. 1 bit) of r t ...1, m i -h .1 a 'unit .er ,,k liayu b- 11 1'ltmed ui tl.e Mj ul 0 a I i At luhicru. e.le rTprusmlaUini of iwo of iiie-n Ibom htbioplaii, aim Uit oilier anoHtit E.-y. 1 1 e Oopile, hsvt been we.'Jved In tli'l city, l-i 1 .I aiguenUtai uw lleiiiaa uoniuu ut U.o An. 1 a- uueut wai lu furiuer pariu.la peoi.l liy two tl. sal and m.Uuct laossi. Tho two rttpubti a 1..1 I 1vllLi1.it thai IU tii. U- race ouoo S 1 Msx eo ea.it 111 rului, hieroklvphln, Halo y, and ulen-.U. Tm tbory is put t..rta tin r nans tsusbltird Uit rssiortiull ooasi, sbUo t' A H sum oiiglually ronllua.1 to lb weiti at. I 1 I rormer Mora evtrilulnmd By tho tribei f vhlcb piie.b iu rui.ral ut.d tiul.i.d 1 1 tluit rct In lu luinrititiii from tht w..t. li m it A Ulsl tijo 11 rL.. jii to b llevt till A2. pld two or lines ueu.tuin in tu. u un.ru 1-. id b.-iot tcwhtng 1 1 It -pes I XXEW .11 l 1 I 1 III.LKS. j Air I knew by ihu itnukt ibat so gr t.' ir-cirk.' t knes by ll ptnldles all .1 rn..l. .1 I 1 bo rat'ln ior liol'tjt itnr-wi mi 1 Arnl I said, II a o.uisVs mii.iiu 1 1 1 91 o. Jt 0 TUt said Inulil lull 11 oci'U. 1) .e.t Of rtetleah. wtHtn u.ert st-ir-l u 01 1 ia tV I'll Ul I i.iiik ,.til t 1 1 t li CV iiilt u it-rs not S4trt tneie wei.t i inr.y ur .1 Aud uioii.1 d.tl lodkLCo jui.0 .latin, V ..j Anlihls I 1,-1 UrrMut ll Hi-un the lt. I r.. In -e tt 1 liikiiii m-v 1 ,,ntti li. c ui.i. Vtjiile Uilt all ilindili a, lull liOiriy uu tbu dour to bu itialoU as mou at twr slons t m country! li all ih oia e uitet y ;M T 1 ai 0 ico of thy 1. 111 w .1 ine g aiy aul yr S If rteenm bt' isviur lores, r bss lied, Wherj uow may Iby dauguturi txtcct to ab .e

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1 .THE SDN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1871. II THE STRUGGLE IN CUBA. ixrnnrtr.w trim thk wii'v ov rnKsnKKT cr.nvKir.n. IVhal I In- Dlllngnlaeied l.nilr Soya of Af fulr em Ike l,lnd-A Thrilling Tnl mf AUvetitwre IViMnrrad by the ISpweilnrd, IkiI Finally lieleaacd-ller Departure from llnvuiia. Sen ru Anita Cjueiadu tie Cefpcrlcs, wifo of I'n. tdoal Cespcd the Cuban lltiiubllc, arrived 1 in this city on jVIbadar from Havana. Tho Ii nc daiiiliier of Don Pedro Maucl Quesada, and ibe after oi (1m. Munil Qaesada of to Cnbau titnij la o( Dm A inla)uslt a lyp of heaat), fair con plait, villi rotl black eya, long, droop ing rrlutici, laid rare btlr. Ber figutt 11 psiHa, tod hor mtnoar rtUrlii1 anil modest. On bet srcival ah mi met by air mother laid thrse eteiters, wato had preoedcj kr Is lh (It 7, and waa driven to Fie residence of "a Cbaa friend oa Wet PourtecaUi street, at wklch place aba hat been vWted alnc ber arrival by a hot of ftlfti and ay Ispttbl rert i A repreaenuttve of Tut Stm eailed the lady tMlerearag. He was potlltly received ul hurtled Into tie patter, when the following eoarertalien fook places Reporter -I hop that (be Sorter will rxcnej ray celling on tier but crerylhlng connected with tht penal alfilra of Cuba H f Interest to the com .atuMlj, and at jon fi deubtVet In rslon of valuable luformMloa, will )ou be kind enough to Viae toe In poNerHeo of such tacts m nay bars torn to jour knowledge ftefJura I'repoiW Of the military affairs of Ui stnerlry I fan tell leu ayry tlltla, My knowledge l .tkrrvwd eatirety (run niy hatband, led m bit tlm tat barn occupied villi Mere momentetM toulrs, ruy tnformairou la very United. Reporter In )oar opinion, nhst will be the H-M of the present itrussle or the Cubans for In I dependence I ft flora Ct-tpctlrt The Cabana will nter be lub I toad. Their uiollo li i toNctaa or 1)1 s. Heportrr Hare the fpsnMi tatborltles offered I anv lefms ai a basis of settlement w. flora tvtpedet Yes they hare on two or three ialun nl meiMsgea to my husband asking him npon whai conditions the Cuban would lay down their arms. Tlic Inrarta'do reply Wat, Uar con dition are llr Indeiiendtnce 01 Cuba." Hrrortir-I'h-M jon really twlierc that It Is lin poe-llil- to aubdue the Cuban palrlola t beftora lurpcure Why, air, If you had aeen only one hair that I lure wltneesed, you would be of tbe eacue opinion The KOinrn teemed to be po aeeard, II tMwible, with more pairlotl.m thai tia B.in, llio puor crt'alurva pari with their Tcry iJolLlns to tielo cover the nakedueaa or our bravo men, now fighting for liberty, lllro the Cuban patriot a anMclency of Ibe munltloni oi war, aud 1 do sot belter that Hi FpunlsrUi eJold continue the contf.l ninety dav. lnufter. Hie rank and Ble of the Hpaaleb rmy ur alrradr murmurinr, and much dlatatiefactlon ti eruced. The ntulfir arm, 1 not to rlerndcd oa, and if II n.ie n. t (or the volunteers, who evince a treat denl ol Meod'Mrrtlne, Hie dn.itlon. wuuld be more nuiai iou than they are lirpoilvr- re tin re wiLy ujtlvo Cubam fl (rutin; Cainit tne pi u in? !eflur Ce-p-dii I oni rorry to My that ninny ol ry loutnrrnun wvi rroTirr trmtorj, nd from their knunli-dee of tbv country have been m iiiiuriou4 to our eauiv. It. i-oi lei I It tru, i publlihod, Unit the Sp,i br ill ull the prl.uiiir tli.il ihe caiuure. Htllori It la, alut loo I run .My hn.b.l'- Boor t'ui who vaa only a prlito In the ranks, wit tapiured and kilk-d. r Itrpoiter ho b In commaud of the patriot army at tar ihcmuI time 7 bvfi ira ti-rwei-Mjor-(leu. Manuel Doza, a nv Uvc C ubuu. u in comiaaad ul tne Infantry torce, and lot AcotU, a iutiva of Velitiaoli, la cbiet u aurulrr. !5!!orler Hew do vour conutryuita retard Oea Jord.n and I n H,in .-flora i,il-They look upon them a cTeal a4 piou men, ai d ti.ere la out u uan trior.; lb. Vubana It bo would uu lay don u his life for eith. r M tlin. Itopjrlor i' thire many American' In tie Cu baa aralC I r-efloia Cerde ll.ern rre at one time a sret aiaar, but tae eilinate and bltle luro kii.li.ii oer thk xoar or tiixm. Hrf-nrler-Ui Mblch dKtricti hai the mo.tflj Mat been 'Ion I ttef.or. I'wpwlM In Cmnsity, Clnco VUlai, ami h.inin.. Cuji. Keiivrtt-r -Ilo you knor If ther hai boen auj nvUitlli): iall) t iieft. ra l.solei 7nt before I left Cira uney a portion vl Hi mm'i arm nmnO-Tiiii; about 6ji ro.a, wi(b a lae nunr er o; cwt'le, Tei .niiwt br Ol. .Vf-:a lie kille-l a fuod man i-jualar n mid iitpiiinnl nil ol their c iul. IKi i orii r W ill y. u i- Kind enough to tell pi' rour rearon or I oar ng tb til-iud uad eoruloz to JTewYork? Befioni C'liid"- From constant expoeure my health was Imlru;. 1 lort tni lutlv boy oo u uti.e field. and at ite army .k rmirlnaally dilrrmt; lt poMilon. m hunband ln'ixi-d on niy JotMug uir another aud Hit.ni In New York. Reporter Would you u.: toe trouble to rela'o yor adveninres fiom the time n parted ltb jour huebaod until your (.p rmre from lliv.n.a J 8eAora ('viK-i1,-a lu eniiipaiiv ilih a hdy frioud. Uablda Vuroaa. a1 three aoniletavM frieHds ti out ratnlty, I lett i .'tiiuruet on Ui 13ih da of Lcrtti twr for 15 'i mji. a small hum lot on the r-oa-t, at a Inch poiat I expected to get a boat. We travel! e. hor.t-tnek M KBP1NG 15 Ttrt! W00D1 it day, and ti'u-Hmt ull tight. In order to i rnia tb Spanish ptee, Tbo In leie that iion f tUr eonDtry, Afo a leoioiu irtp of aeveioecn ilaa we irrlvwl In u t oi u.i.naj, V,'. ,r hkie uu by six Culmns, who ri n l'-d tt.eni.eirn u IrleHds, Vnt, a.v oveuti tioi-l, wen- trait' i 1 atktd tfcrin if all at i.jj hacienda wear tnend.1, Tney renlle.1. "Irs: to aluai' Wh" we arrived tre 'onnd inrtlvn In tl nieilK of at loset four hundrinl Spatbt .oldiet uudar tie cer.mand of Col. Hcrjel. Uo Colons, "'ltd It horse by tb relcs, md ed uu mt bame. Wteu lie heard It, he rem.rke that he wax very glad lo ciptnre so important a prinnner that I hid escaped froi hiui oncv. hut b wuuld taaegoou care Hot 1 sliinld not get away this time, Tmo u( n.y eecort eeped, but t third was eap-Uiri-d aitd afterward executed. I was krjt Nt days ou the pilot hovt D-.u, and nitar that placed on board the rnabo.t ttoldtda. It erd-r, aa the I o .ihi-i 'bat I inubt not wilnm Ih exix-ntinn .r .l.i- r-hiramen wlmia th fe?,n la. da hid taken piiS'inHi-s. Tao gunboat ptxwcedrrt uliinu ttiUMiuio NnerlUis. nt aaicli pine w arrived about 4 o'clock In the ar.emoon. Otnp r'i" chillv voiil'l not, huwewr, ulluw uia to be tuke,, store unill alt.' UaiU, tor fiar, as lie j. id, iha. vlunltr WOULU ASJ VUtrlATt UT. it 12 o'clock the tame uvinlug a tclstrnpl. in tv.f froui lU (Juvrt or of l'uerto I'rin' itu cuie, orxring them lo take ni to llaviinn. Wien I ar rived ai llarinv, t'upi.-(len. Yairnua-da teat two policemen, and I hm taken to a bettehciary. where 1 waf tlacud In charge of ihe Misters of Chanty, ml obera rooui. bil ben prepared lor mv reception. 1 wus trealud by the good bttc'ra Kith market eon-, e.illon, bat being uitcertain as to my tate, I felt vety much Ilka a lamb being fuiiol iur tbv nr.ko. I wiu kept uiider i i n -in veiliuioo .it thin i lac for two dais, ilurm. which iiiiiu I vat vl-lteil by aererul offlcort eon v.cteil v. it i Hie army. Due of I'nn uskcil me I I iih.l aulnelent Courage to motHir f'o- Irriliel tl ai ii U.i klllio Ui, 1 w,iklu uot be the tlm Uu to Spatnab Hiau iy. T Bvgt d .1 1 .V,. TVKIK BllOllt VIU1XDI. He a(!ei 'fd to leel a tn u! denl of ym?sl tor me, aud .aid Ui it bo bao Li 'i trilJiiued and ia represented by m C-"'J'ili "icn; that h ilid not loleiiil lo harm iir, auJ vt nil luiima meulu sporlto b-nre llio coum y. I w.-t tbn'. t:: get aai on ny Urms, and rruiaiiMl that I wouol ay that I bad been kindly trealud. Tbv lien I d ij 1 aiiil'- i ioi Kuw York. l.epoil.i Wbatla Ihe leolng la Havana ton il jlno-n f fi..H .n,a Is like t mln", reedv to evr' I ii.i i ut .ho u.u.eb l iipolmit but tu cei no ie I uu ij uuud liejt In sjld'CUOu by :l .1. r 04 e. I(.I.Vi.y.7f. JII.UI'ailT TO TJiltVH. Hand Ott-r Unit Wululi. or I'll Itulss tne ltil ni ruur Sanill-ltmlirr Iv llio lliiri. Jn tht! su.ok.'iK cur ol Tnuraday ui iruing't u-en-Iran on Uic lludeon Utvcr IL. Ir-ai, a gasa b i' ni.,- i a Wi. lu.n piU'.Ufei m a glut of ez (In j. i t few guua-, the V'uiro uia.i f"i'd that l.i I .1 loir queens and an so In hit hand, aoJ a' il." -.ij time tb gamsler remarked Hut be bad a iirvtly good poker liaoil, mil woul l iut to bn on ii. 'i u W intern nun resoouded tint L. hid no uio:.ej to bti wtt'i. aiid tr I i.bltr, "I'M t von tlisjaaint your gold via' t I my hand wi.l bvat jours." Tblt was i.ree.1 -libewatih and tnouey woie put loto tl SI .'tl iaii.'di'i. lOiifwUral. 'I "ii l- ,l I ii 'III it. lib 1 1 hail four k i 1 1 VtbealliK iraln wue n' .o 1. 1 r- u.t pituarulioiit,'''e''l,i Iu ."ii- w.i.au Tiily j",''',,1'i"L'.'i 't n i.fi, .d until 811 "n"-' f01 1,1 I M. a ,d ii m"v'. -iT "i II a 1 1 i 1 1 iii .ioiui in'. j giv yu ten i in :in.' '"'at it'" r i' vuu doll I d" it, I i il. md ol your .iiulU" The cunihiui at i m ''i, an I ther l"i scuni. en lej. I''" Mi, '0' a'" lit I of the bladler. o. .-.nt i'ii i. i r -1 .r luanKury. it. et.. ai i'Jt' of lb e i 1 i b mi o e oft-ipWy if -a and turbo c m V r ut )i ie ir ins Hit em by thu to dp tl aJ uee.-vv- ol NsllubOldl UuCIIU. -d'J. THE OLDEST JfJSW-TOllK Ell J) HAD. Muety.anr Yuri r Life In Neve York City -Pithing for Ullllea In Cnnal tlrect-Tb Dentli nl Mr: Juno l.eonnril Marilm Mrs. Jan I.eonaril Martin, aged 01, waa burled st (lieeunool C'cmclcry on Tuesday. Shewasborn In 1130, In a frame honto next to the liospltnl and oppolle l'cirl si reel oa llroadway, llrr mother vi l'hftbe llodwla, daughter of Col. (lo.lr.ln of ltevolntlonary fame. Mr.. Ulartln'a mother had seven brothers In Waahlagton's army, whom aha aw for the Drst time when they entrred Now York with the great Heneral In 1TW. Hhe often describe d thi m to her daughter a a ragged lot, none of them having an entire garment on their bodies or a .ootid shoe to their fret. llr Matiln av one of tho f! r t to go up ia Albany In a steamboat. Her huvbmid, a well-known optician, nna taken ill In treat rity, and, as th sDiptoms wereawton. ab waa de.lrous of reach In hlia as roou at puMlbU. In Hioae day the vavwage wart made In amall aloopt, and waa eoneQ,urntty a work of time; and tho anilottt wile hoaring that a dp with wheels propelled by steam was about to make It trial trip ap the river with tne corpora tion f New Terk on iord, and Ibnt It waa lo mak tke pwvtg In a mamlUnidy akort lint, ah mad known to that bvdy the elrcnrattanee la which she was plscod, and aoked rcrmlerion to aecsiopaay them. It was at nure graalad. The hour of Mr. Ix-onard, Mr. Martin's father, wt,oMrt Martla oPIen aald, the lastdwerltiig on flreadway, all heronil thai being open country. Af ter her marrlag the aaa her children aard nfloa to atnue themeelrm by Ashing for "kllllea" In Hi caul which ru acroe Uanhatbin lilaad, where C.B.I street nw t. Mr, Martla waa tb oldest rommantceat of Trinity pariae, Imi lag been a mem ber of that church lor over eevonlt years. She was a wetnan of nnoeeamon energy, and retained her lull forultrt op t the BMnaent et kef death, ijh Bt4 aa a Chrtetlaa veoeaan akoald. I.lvloa In a Cnve on l.aag latnnd. In a Sols dug into a lilUmde in the woods near Orsltr Day, aa old negro named U orris VI 11 Hams has been living all winter. II waa driven from the shelter of barn, and sheds In U neighbor hood and being dxtltntt f mtney and friend h betook hlmMlf to tke woods, and with a evoke shovel dug the hole la which he bis since lived, Ily hogging, aleaking, or .earoktog lbs swill tub of tae nrickborhood, b ha tnan.tvd to Hve daring th dav. aaJ at night ha waM crawl ato bbi hoha, where, with the w wroth of Ma bonly, with sometime, a tire at the rtMUth of hit cave, h would paa Iht eoid and eheerhtea aighta. When kia kabltatloa it aa dlteovered, tie great anx!1y n the port of the larmers seemed I be to dheover wtietbtr Wllllamt bad stli any fowls, and hi bod aa clocly sxamlard rW feathers or ebk-ken boae. A larye nam her of poople bore Tled the burrow, lint none have offered to help the poor hermit to a better habitation. What Rraan f riit-sr, Flod. af Ink I Watmsnroet, Jan. 18. The Congrraslonal Joint Commit! on Printing, tp-day opened bids lor furnltlilng paptr for the public printing sntll Jan. 31, 1872. II ia rctimaUd that then will h reernirpd 30.1XX) roajne of uncalendered paper, a. SOT ream of sized and cabanOred printing paper, 1,000 reame of map paper. flOWM reama of wrltlae rooer for i'oti OOre blank., and l.MJO retro of tlnle-l papvr Joiiii A. btrolxd, of lncaur. Pa. was tb lowest bidder (or elus sue, offtrlng ti.tntj reauit at U'( rents p-r pound. Last year th loweat 144 was 13 1 6 cen' per pormd, 11. W liarke Co., of neuron. wro th lowe.l lil'ldcrs for calendered prlnllnr p-ipVr, offering It at Id touts snd various fraction!, belg a titC iiigbcr than the prices paid last vr V M igarjae i l'n of i'lirjadernhl. wore the low. otbld lers tor sized and calendered oav'r at IT OS in) rihte per pound, a fruition Lifter than lad ear's wi e. Campoell, Hall A Co., ofNew York, Iid bad the larae class ol KrrtHic ji-tpor Is.t year ar 31 cents vr Hiuiid, were tne himt bldderslor tkat cl.ws to flay at SI een' per pound. Wueelwrwht. Sludge ,t Co., ef HiHl-aore. were the lowe.t biddi r lor sited and caUna.reJ paper, at 11 cent per pound. II. VI. Clirkv lo., of notion, were the loweat bidders for .Its! and tlated parmr, in 17 i lo) ieii- ri-rponud. The price paid last )ir wa. i; til no iruia per pun4. A 1'rrc W'eiana fold Ima Hlnvrry Sue her IkldauppsTii. rm t CVcrtrini4 Vctnmerckil. Jan. JJ, A suit by Henrietta Wend, a colored woman ria.dlng in this day, aewiatt eh. Ward, a resident .1 Kemrky, to recover ta),HoH d.mtgre, oilcltalty irougbl in tb Superior Court, has been transferred to the I'nited Hulira Cotrt, vraer th pelilhHi nat aled yesterday. The r'aluda" sty tnt in Ih rr ISM, and ror nany re ir previous thereto, she was a Ipw mulatto e.o-nan. residing m CluctunaU; ai a ttiat thn defend mt, Zeu. Ward, Uti Lu with rt-Uxct U'lrd, ki I n..pped and abducted uer rroni her piaco of aocte, to ht d l.vrred to the defendant VS ard in the Slate ot Kentui ky, the detendant knowing her to be a frit ioiiihi, and a retidaut of Cliielntati. The plaintiff further alloeew that Ward kept her In linnitaee tevon montht, aad tbsasobl tier an William ruliioau, a nlavt-trader. who took Iut to th Biatu "f Mimiaaippt, sd told br to one tlirard llntndon or the sum ol fl.i&i. Tbv said ikrandon lorced aud compwled her to kibor cu bis Hantaiiens In Mieis ippi aud l&xaa oa a comuioa Uekl hand for filtevu y iiws. Jbe idaintifT fruitier alleces that by reaaon of be lt. hc4d in rravery. a afer hi, sh boa been de thrived of kec tinu tad th value of Iter sabot, worth at laatt ftX)r year, nt al-wi thbt dating that perl--i trie wti actoect to grett Vrardtbi, abutr, and ppriatlun. i(a prevented rrom returolng to her .iumi UbU' Aprn, lid. Tne plaiiiue turther toVyrea that the hu tutalnel ..magea to I be vxu-nt of JylrtHi. Pirttdant tirnut d Uie Dominican Job Mr. hiiMim-r Dplnlnn, Iff. lie hcfvH iMey Aetrl. Are you at Itburty, I aakecl, to stale who ia oiHPiy o' 'u-'io.e an tb orltM alor oi tne Marata ie lk. in-iii i. j'l uf lliiniiaiia r T this Me. r-amntr mhol rrHn Ihe flrtl, an I ontiuuaPv ever tioee, the rre.tdei.i uaa appeared tbe .r n mover, aud wore directly In'erested Jr.ui any oea els In tlo aaecrts ol th project, vi, to the extent vf makiug It a airsonai mattor. U baa again aad taraln Titltud tne Capitol and drawn rbanatora atido frora their duties in Ihe Mennte Chamber to dtecuM tke meetnre wltii suc'i a- were net unfavorably drspnvcd to'tard It. In I. is Dilrale ioia. At Aral this nirraber avus small, but it grew from Uiue lo tbne until) II intttcred con KrJejable sunwgth, 'itea-c, togilber with euchre oslcatrint Vt-atoraat had ant yielded, the Pi evident ti-vMed to a dinner nt hi Imnte, and there, un.li r the genial aod Inrtnnatlnff iafluvnre which iuch sti occnslo would nnturully Inspire, opu-asitlou Wat so ai o-.n.ukiu that bin pel acliame balm 1 uo louter." How II (lorn 1 yntix th4 .Wic Jtoreii AVtcs. Thk r-i'iv, tnanaccil with tho nioit cousnmmalo ,bi'. y and er.terprlec, gucs to Its IM lo 15o,W0 aub icr.bers oallj I Pluiliy Amuricuna la I'nrls. Wo liavc rccoivod by balloon and ateumer the folluwiug Ihit of brave Ataerlcma who wre la Paris on Doc. 51, (he ninttj-fourlb day of lln k;e. Tci tr reported to be In a bopelul mood. Tie Amtriean Jttghttr, to w hicb we nre iadebted for tie Infonaalluu. says: "Ki-eiitlielbltUbLlonh.il to thcllcr hlmM-ll under tb protcctlns wings of the Ametlesn Kul- nhrn any of fltr Mtjeily'u tub jCCts dertreil lo le-ire th French capital." I. bEOiTIOf. The Hon. K.H. Wa.Uhnrae.Jllultt.gr Meiilr-tenjikry ai-l i- v) Kxtraorituiary i Col. Wlckhfm Uilfiiitu, i .if. i.naiy A.bt.i law Ward. 1'nvalu hiuriary, l. it. cxiyaunTt-aLvuuL. ;-n. John Miiertllh Ileal. Jr., ronsul Oeneral I i.nKHn Olenlt, Vice i oiiini rtencral i (,'liaa. Tl.u ion. Coi.su a Clerk, Serlury i UuViJ T. I uller, lore ""io? Auruiam, J. N. Aemini, H. Armsnd. O I' Ha e. o. W. Ii.iia.a. Jr., N Iienwm. P. IbUKfT- F' i ut t.Hr rueslard. h. II. ltovlard, W I). Uov.li-, Mt. vl tl BowV,. lb I, lliet. K. Iirocr, W .1. ii. L ft A (alter. AJex. Chalmet., lira. Chan Hi i I kaoilrr. Mrs O. W Chnley. Hhs K. (J. I r I H i e. 'r-. ronkilng. If Ciagg. Fdw. Cisae. M M Hr Cmtis. Mrs. llewlug. MW Iii-mmu, imi K I I" Mr inn I' Vr. Ii-aiie f n e ii a c. I" yr. Mrs lriul.Mi K u mil Ibr-.-riiiianil J. It p' mi.H futk.Ml.. i ir I'l r 'I II illol el'6. C (out- r a'lrt -it i n.l'iaie. (Irallbo, Vt t. (Vreh-y. lira ft' till d, lira U. Me, l.a l llau.l.tOlll.il Child. .1 rt. Hammond, II. ii i Herman, id llernek, Ur. Iltlchro. K aad lam, y. Ilia llodj' an t wa iMIdren Mis lloli. Mr. Ilol u Mu. floiun, ,Ti. liowiaiid. L. Iiiiuer.llr ilui" W II. I otii, lUartoii. Mr IIU. Ilka llvd. lir.V h Johustoai R?v WV 0. XaiiLon. h l"t"riilV",i,i''. 'ur'V.il.'i ""or Mia Ulof' n '''1'ift';i'iV'H nii,'l'Joi- Rd lai.lly. Mrs .Ut-rtjt,' A uf' ix. Il (lerarlatKt. ll, lf J ".'i.u.iir m m VI' ii .t Mr tittratu. r itnutier, a ll stay, i..B Jurf'iltait&'t'' Monllon, Mrs. Moi.li n, u tSll nf C w. Vtorroiu, li. I..Oood. 11 I o- in I Vi 1W Ml" A- Poiiler, Mrs. 1-uu-.( IS, fii Kim. W Uigs,Jlrs.(l,ooelliekor. do. pi, Jo",! All, (oene. Mrslioeu. V unit, tni r ,,iii i' f-aiilav. aud lailly,:lr. Schuster Mr no i a ilie-kt. Jamot Seuoon. Mr. Scott. I.. selliiur.t. "A abaloon sml laiolh, I'n.l. Hbeppard. Minnie V.ia'HiHU. i we a art. f. M. awauar. Dr J i in'la-ai. i-wlnnuin, Mm 1, 1. Ward, Mr. ytiiiilen, ,i i 'A ..i.L'.iu. L, Wni.and ueplmw, M.. Millard, tllllUliip. "or.Fniirlli oftlie l cut n I lly 'I iv i lie, to noglccted cgu"hs. Tbl.ls H .it i.i' i i e'lUalll iriwlli.it no com n l .or u llial ll Hi' uieal u.il-.iio 'ia i', ijiniDOf II irniourid and Jul," weio lab'. i I. 11.' eallf t.aXf. l.tfll'Ct OU tblS. I' r.. ii H he lirnnt cure tootbanh lb one nln i.i u u o, uu 'trii.'.t.is ai o-iiu. ildr. It will do any young man o nowi r of mil to I ten 1 1 imi -ii if.t 1 1 i .uu Mat to a Hi i .ii y I- wi'l le 1 1 'ii' ivr io in la-i i:ia moat i biiu-ill, ami Waal 10 ilo Ju 1A-D.il. iu I'an ii Ibinia .nil slims for i 'in-., niisut aud tfeuii' un-o, ai illloOlii-'h 613 l.road vray .Ids IA -I'c ftrt tKtlng linoia and sbous, and irrn 0 ytilbuvl, t'DClV, st ilHOUkb'C. s;S Urcsdway.-Jds, TWO FAMILIES DESOLATED. TJl fiiirjCNTH M.lnlUAUli JSaVO-lOiT-MXST Ol' A IIIOAMIBT. X .tlnrvellnna Slory uf Near York Kathlen. able l.llo-Trutli Jlrnlly Htrnngrr tbnn l'li llon-(liie of Near Yorli'a most Arconi pllabrd llcautlea Enlrnpprd by a fr-lena did Hen in p. from U.l Keening Pott. Jin IS. Ill tho Kuniwj Mad apiicarctl on tho 25th or November the follon ii.g account of a marriage i There wis another wedalug at this fine ennreb oa Iut Wednesday afternoon, making tne third aflalr ot tbe kind that bat taken tl.ro within its walls since Its formal opening In Uctoiicr last. It was a mot quiet and informal etTnir. nd one which will doubtless b long lerueuiurnd aitb plcature b sll who were ore--ent. The cantrteting anls wern Mr Calvin It. Crof, a gtntleaian well known m btnklug aad military etr. eraa. and Mitt Kmuia N., UautliWr of Mr. beteoa l.atksy. ot hew llanibutgk, N. V Tbe guetls wtr niovt ecmrteoosly r"Mved aud eseoried to their seals br twt nincrs, Messrs. Howard Urar and Harry S. Ward. Prominent anion- tbe guest w noticed l.h-ul Col. llobtou ot l KuglHdi aainy, and now on a abort Tint to this conntry. Mr Ueorg VTia. Wsrren, tin esaineaa erganlstof the chnrch, presided at lb organ and enterlalired the aescmblage with cliotc selcctioiis of ramie .unable lo the occasion. Shortly a'ltrl o'clock the ihnreh door wtietarown open, and th bride and groom, unattended hv ellher bridesmaids or grooms mea, procsedvd up Ihe cemre aisle to tbe chnmel. and tollowiKi immoillatrly behind ihem by III (larrtab. a will-known army surgeon, escorting a cousin of Ih bible. The Itcv. I)r Morgan recited in a clear and ra tlin manner the linpresiv marriage ceremony of tho Proieitani Kpisropal Church, the bride being alveu away by her lather TUiBiqrri, The pair had spent hut a few days together when the husband, after an Intorvlow with his young wife, wkltk lelt hor almost crushed In in I ml, hastily called a: hi late bachelor rooms, which h hid not yet given up, burned a largo nainbcr of paper, packed on a few precious article., and suddenly dlsaapetr ed and no one of his friends now knoni where b tato be found. llal on dreadfat truth reached their ear too quickly. At on of our hobtls In tbe centre of Ih city, but two miles (ram the church In which th marriage was performed, were a woman and child bearing hie name, and sbo fonnd no difficulty in ea. tabllshlng her right to It. bhe Is many years older than be. They were married whea lie waa scarcely more than a boy, and have nevor published Ui mar riage but they never quarrelled or separated, They buried one child a few years ago, and the tor now living is but seventeen months old. lis Hill sup ported her and visited her and, on Ihe very day of the second mairiagr, .at noon, b mad bar a long it'll, in bla Rual manner The loaruc man waa for leversl years in Internal rtvrua officer In this city, but for sum year punt kaa been employed la a bank down town. He haa paid four tbourxuid dollars a year for Ui board and other expenses of bla wlf and children while re ceiving a salary f only two thousand aad baa ye maintained his bachelor life with lavish xpoaditnre. In nit rooms are aatd lo Mt rain eighty soils of dollies, with expensive book aud msuy olbtr evl drnera of wedth. Hit bla accounts at ihe bank are said to be entirely correct. lira lull umlrravandlng of stbal h via doing appeara from the fact that be CABXIID TO Till ALTiU A NtTSL, with tbe fixed purpose, as bo afterward said, of blowing out his bralus mere If tho ceremvny should bo interfered with, Mrs. Crew, tho anbappy wife of th man who committed this great crime, was visited by a re porter yesterday, rtbe was found at krr boarding house in V est Thirteenth street, a inodesl-looklnif two-story brick house. Hhe Is a sad. quiet, bloods ladv, slight ta build, wesrliig an statable rxprertlon of countenance, hhaa was plainly but neatly attired, and w ore no jowelry save oar drop and a plal gold wedding ring, Hhs Is apparently about thirly-otio or thlrti two yours of age, oat on utterly crushed In spirit. It Wit evident from the Drat that her great purpose was to shield from the strong arm of tbe Itw the rnts wbo bad basely deceived her, out rtreil society snd violated the law of the land. bb has been married about lour years and a half, and has on IHIU Ihiv. Cross Is about thirty year of nice, aud Mrs, ('roi Is a little older. They wrr married privately, and agreed lo 111 is ipart te rea sons Kbteb. Mrs Cr.ts does not care to siiitc, ai.d anr-r Lnvar iimrrtHge their Inlcrcoorwe wa cununeo to tb occari "iial tistta whlrli Hi husband mail lo lis wife. Cross was employed In tho Central MsHousI Bank, and singularly hit accouut ire cor rect to n dollar. The forrgoiug is Ihe snbtiance of an Interview wltli Mir. Croat. Hi luttmuw wa conlacusd aa loi.ont A WOM IN TRUE TO Til LIST. rterorler Yon certainly do not want to shield l lrn, do you I Mrs. Crou Yes; belt the fttbrr of my child. I wautlohriug blu back aud restore hlin to bis for mer position. 1 do uol want l-i be tu auy Way lu alrmnenU! in eilecua; his arrest. tliH-oru-i Hat I understand Ibst tcps are bcln taktu for him to srrur 3 dlvurc rre.ni you. tbut be mty lire wltli hi new wife. Ml. Cmt tin animation) Oil, r.c cannot get t divorce irom ina, but 1 can get one Irom him. IU'Puiter Ho ou .uu wbeie he hat gone Mrs Cio I donnt, Itrporter- Hid In- lire rxtrnvagiUlv I Mrs. Crote Sly expenao tut about 1.00 a year. Hi porter Wat bis salary at Uic bank ,0X) a yea i Mia Cross I belleye that was bis Mlarr. Kepneti-i Ul-I lie ukii to the altsi a ilnl with the li u rmination to blowout bit bruiuadidauy ou oter 10 forbid the bats Mrs. lYos 1 na been told so. ltepuiter I uudcTtiaoit tuat Mrs. Cross No 1 hi t.ry lowly, wo-iltny, aud of a highly respectable family T Mrs. Cru-fhe h wo(h ttnO.WO. lttl-or or -AUtr Ihe lusrrL.gr at St. Thomas's Chtruu did be lent ber at once Mr. Cross Ub, n; tbe nt away atllh hl'ai, aud after a few dar. slit re'.ui nod alone. Keporler Is ir.e inarrie recorded f Mrs. Cross 1 l.ieve it wis but as It was an Il legal marnace, Ibey obliterated ll iroia the if-eords. liui 1 inbst a.ain dec'iuo to au.wi'r more iiutiuiia, aa I ma) do soman ina to prevent m Uualmud ro turn, and rl." e the Slate on bl track. Repurttr ll I ma) ui, why dojoiiv,tK to screen him Mra (ivm Cecauie I am destitute. lam CVTtr.LY 1'KNb'll.Rlia, WITH a HLbl'LEaH CIIILU. 1 bure not even means lo t nv my tK,ard here. 1 bo rvpdrter a-unred ber thai the sjr.up ithy of Hie coQ.Diiinli) wou.d certuinli bo eiilisled in ber bol.a'f. aud ihat'an b meet wuuiau di i ivud as .bo hai. been would bewr bo allowed to aulfer In .Sew York; hut rite declined to give more infmni in n, Icet tt should oiiev.iie lu icjuie that nun n bo I. j I violated the nioti aaered ol volts, uud btgared ber and her lu I I'll"" col d. A-, tl eouie h Iut piizrl-1 us til l othora to accouut (tr Mr. Cre.a'a larxu pecuniar)- outlay, anionntint', iiiHeailinaled uy one ol lua Iricnds. tu Irom lu.UOtitu Jltitxi a year, wo caued Inquiries to bo made at thu central National llank, where ho was empluyeal, ts lo his conduct lu tti il tnstilution. tKOTiir.li MTsrtnr. The tubstanco ol the reporter's Inlirvieiv with President Wiioi-ioek appeals bclov, itcrorlur We wiah lo acertutn how Mr Cross, on an Income ol a year, contiiwd to live ut the rate ol lij.i). Pirtideul- 1 do not tliluk that bo ran liavo done so. Certain In his p-rsunl dcinninor tLere wss uo ludi- aliun of his living extravagantly, and Ins family uad no Inllaiallun of his so doing. 1 think that In this matter tbv papeii exucctralo some what. iteporter On Iho contrary, we know as a fact that iu puid HO) a year for Ins wife's support. Prctiainl II that bo tho caj, I aui uuabl lu my bow be did it. Reporter Have his account been eiamlned I ITiaidout Iborv u:hl). and to tho brat of my knowledge and belter he has not defrauded tbe bank ol a sliilo ilolljr. Aa far aa ale rorcernou, 1 bellevo him to bavobeen a coutclenlivus, hard working, and sovtirt servant. Kepoitur la theru my mjnner In nbtth ho couli have made iiiouey unknown to you? I'm.!. lent lie miulit havo don to. I see a raorn lnrpiir vita Hint ho AuJ otbor mnployiutut, but yell lutbiT tnlnk that 1 mould buvu tuuwu had bunt been tho caso. Ilei wlei Did you ever hear that Mr. Cross bn! saved or become poimeted ot uny coutlder.ibU sum of moheV t I'irsideiit Never. lleporler And you feel ronvtnred that he could nut in any waytmva appropriated to nit own uo money holOBiiiug lu Ibo tio.1. willum Uiicuvory b. fori- tl I-turn Preabli'i.t It la Jimt poaalblo that h may have but u in collusion wtiii Mr. Ssudford, who (perb.itM you reinenihol) wa a ileir.uller buru lour year ai to llio extent ut beaily tiou.uXJ. ll Be vat, woiui.ll never know. Iti'to.Ur How Is ilffll 1'n.an.Mil-Baudioid a icvoilllk l:"rllv "''P1 in ii,..,'. Ii.ii.oi, .inn il u li'.-il'a Ul-h i an J rune niouvrn a iikavt dhiiik to hold Ins lunyue. II lie teemed fSu.uislor t lO.on, for nisisneo, a uroat dual would bo .icoujucJ fur tuat is now Incoinprelierillile. Hi iMiner U Hal did you Ibluk vlien Crews did but lulu i u lo I be baiia? Hid )ou not auapoct Hnud f Proetdent No! I kuew tbe roal caus. A mem ber ol Ins amity Inioiuiwl me Unit Iho ouitse ol Ills ll.il.l w .t. llio uar of a piosoci tlou lor blgttiny 1 nevir was so a'tounxod th my IKo. 1 could liato Uken my oath tli.it bo wits u sniglo man. lit itorter How did be droat expoiislvely T 1'roldrnl Not partlculirly so, Ha was, ta all bachelors iro, nice tu ma diem; but liu toaUi aiua qtiiei and geniii'iiisiilv. Jteporier I need .cuicely ask )otl If you know of hi w lifroabout-"t Proaldubl it co j t in' i buvo no Kli n, nor baa uu fiiinllv attv HI dutuppunrsoce It ns inexplicable and a. myktcrlout as Ins conduct lias been, and II it use- lets lo Mluuint to tiaine any opinion upon it. All know about Ur. Ciota la ib.it hu was In tins banU Iur six ve.ut; that during tbul time lis was n clever, piiintLiKiiiii. ur,il,ua lar uu know, luiihiu suiv.iin, uiul ttitii ho tuny ilecchuj us In tbe sm;iu li.sui.c of tils in.uriu.. TPS UlSllSd IfllllUAQg IlKCOtltl. The rt'iii try ol marriiiRi-a kept by tlm Itej8tii.r of Vital btati-.ili.s at llio otlfu or tho llo.ird uf IKa.th i.u. circlully ix.iuiined this Inoiliii g for lb whole period tu eo theinaril gn ol I, It li jus, an 1 Uu le ia no rn'oid tn.'ii of any such iiur r. i is. Win ihi r U u uuu aa Mra. Cross Bunpo- s. that the itcoi-d Ii a been destroyed, ur wlicinur, throui-'li lue ni.lcet of tho iicv Ur W, r. Muriian, who olllci "e.i ut Ihe ceremony, it bai uut been r polled at ad, w cannot S4y. Tbe ttmi'tatwii lu Jeilrov ih regUtry would ln strong if all evldcnet of th bigamy coold be dt Uoyed avttk tt, "vt.ctBg! or cnoss. Croat came to thla eltv from Ithode Island when he was but eighteen era ui aae. It l asserted that the present Is tbe ia;(A mtrrUiat rngagnnent hi hat tmidt timet it icat m irririi to Alt Jlref icife. After his urrlval In Uie city be went to board in Union square, and It wo here, two or tbt. rears tabatqnenlly, that he Ucame acquainted with hit first wife, then .Mist Calvin of lloslon. He waa then employed by tho dry goods firm of II 1). Campbell .t Co. Uu the organisation of tbe Central National Jlsnk he took a position aa check clerk, nod won soon alter promoted lo the position of bookkeeper. Cross Is a handsome, dashing )nimgmaa of less than thirty, and wore elegant clothing and valuanlo Jewelry, run n vssiax ciiujtcn in xniv ioitic. Commemoration of Cdarlsl'a Hnptlsni The Benediction sf Water-Ths (Irealett I't llval af Iho Knatrrn Church. Yeslerdaf among lbs orthodox or the Greek faith Ira a treat festival, nest Indeed In Importance to Easter Brmdsy, and oelebratod by tb entire popnlsc of ltussla with Imposing ceremonies, in which th Crar and tho Mart figur conspicuously. It is the twelfth day after Ckritimis, and known tbrougbout ill Christendom aa Epiphany, or Ih. Manifestation of Christ to Ih OeaUlt. Bat tho Hussions celebrate also oa Ibis day the Impor tant event of Chrlit'a bsptlsm In the Hirer Jordan 'by 81. Johntbo Uaptlil. Incommeaaoralloa thereof, Iho entire population, men, women, children, all who are able to walk, without respect to rank, join in a grand proceaelon to the bank of tho river. If there .bo ono near their borne. In St. Psttrl barg tbo Cxtr, tttruded by all the load ing officials, marches at tbo bead of Uio p4 pl lo the Neva. A labia covered with cloth ot gold Is placed cm th bank. Th solid Ice I broken, and a Uie water com babbling ap a m active gold in chargrr Is filled with It, Tb Metropolitan takes a small crucifix and blesses the venter, marking tbe form of the cross In It thrc sevcrsl lime with the point of the crucifix. Then, a golden cup full Is band ed to th Csr, who crossei himself reverently, and drinks it off. Formerly, he uaad lo fill the cup with gold piece, Wit this custom ta no longer obtervaJ. Tbo Metropolitan then wet tho kropylo, a lnag bruia mad of birch twlga, with tho blessed water, and holding It In kit right hand, while hi left ex lends th crucifix, Is approached by His devout. Tbry kiss the croclflx whilst the priest touchrs their lorehrads wltli ibe kropylo. Meeuwhil tne pttlui. 1st aad the choir loudly chant the tropjriii, a form of lyric hjtnn peculiar to tbe Greek church. In New York tlier are so few belonging lo the Ba.lern Chnrcb that a process. on to Uie llud-Min would hardly Ite Imposing. Tho rltss tm therefore performed is In those localities where there la rb convenient river. At the Itnatlan cliaoel yetlerdar the appropriate ervfc wat delivered, and after Ibe benediction the ptaluibit and th texton placed the table In tbe body of tb rbnrch smong tbo congrega tion, who crowded around Father ifcorrtng ahih b ofAclilrd I the maaner lint ns been descrittnl, The Tessrl on lhl occasion wss not qnit so s. Icn did, being of silver. Th. kiopylo wss 4 hjml.otne aflalr, twisted with gold and scarlet threads. Il was tent out specially from til. Petersburg for Iho oc casion. Among the congregation were numerous children, lo whoui tlm riTcntony was evidently a comblete novelty. 'I hey bad been born in this lounlry. winch never bad a (Irei k priest before, and bud been baptized and rniifirined only when touio priest would slop at New York when tus-ing to his station In Alaska or Cahioinla. When tn croon was pre.i tiled tli.y kho-cd it readily, as IL. la la part of Ibr eca.ioibed ritual but when tl.o priest Put lorward Hi. kroptlo they started bacic In lor, aud tne mamaaaa lad In coax them greatly Iteforo tl ey would receive the benediction ef water. The were, of roore, very young cnlldren, but it Is tbe marked pceullarti) of tbe lueek Cbureh taai it kites to include even ll e Very younga-ii In It riles. Tb prayers deats-d by Ibe Synod nl M Peters berg for tne wriiare of America, nf Die President and ConsTese, are, In h'ltllth, us follows Priest -For the Pritldcnt of tb UnllM states. an1 alloiiur In autuorny. aun Jor the teaie, proitriiy. and Ifareof Uie laop.r of Uila land, let ui make our .unpi eailooa to the Lord. lie .con- lari. bavtmcrcy andhear ua. I'ri.-ei For t'.e eaaie snd llirr-tenlatlves nf the rnlted Mates in Cunxre.s wseembltd sad llial (,-t.l will so order alt their di in e-aiu a a aall he m t iliung to ni ubiry and lbs hoDOrofthts nation, let a. mate our.ui'i'lieanoGs lo tne Lorl iicacou Lai.u, have merev and hear Uf. TUK METHODIST AC.t.VW.i L. Another DnT fSprnt In Prolltles Dlncuaalon In Hea-rrl reaalon A Majiirtiy ol llio Coirt mltlrc lu Vnror of Prurt-rdlntr arllb llir liiaeailgiillriu -llfforta to t'oniprumlwe. Tho Hook t ominilUH) nl llio Metlutilnl Church spent the retire ta jesterda) with cloaed d'Mirs, cousideriic various proeiositioiu looking to a co -pronilrr or aojaslnn'iit of ti e dlClculties in the Hook Concern which have catltd Ihem togetber. The parties lo tbe pouuolersy, Itolli accurn and ac cuih1, are stubborn In (heir refiisal to occomniodste their dlflerekces uuioubly. Iu tbe CoiniuiUie UmI', oa Til a b'AKXU Ol'ESTIOM of proceeding with the Inaretl.-ation or flopping abruptly where the iuller now 1, It U uudertiood unnairUlly that a msjorllv are In favor of torus; on A cauvass on this qut-atinn, inudo otttsi'le of tbo cihi mlitre room, inske tho division a follows: fir rirect-War iriih IS (nrearii,iii itie Itcv. Mie.n line, 4o'tdmn. hlli.r. Piuabiuii, krtniu. Ken nedy ftlaiK-s, Vernon lloinciler-. loKtiVf. o ti oenr or iliMXmitTilnii Tbe Ilea Mistit. Van leve, Mtitby, IUwlin, llaiuaMtr, llrouks, and Maore il. Itat 11. k. n.kral lue Is bedjed uliout with n multi tude ol minor or side Itsue which maleimlly iiiud uy lb. pieikiltng srutlment. TI1K ACrt'SEHA eTt HDi.n.V. An elTert wis mudo inter in induce tin ac cn-ers tu wilbdruw Iheir chore.. To tl.ls their cotm.el responded that they wora i resent lo piosc col'- and cot to withdraw, aud tbey tin r "lore lis J uo discrttu n in tho tuatier. PH. LANAIIAX WOJt'T LLTT tl sl'r.sfiF.ti. A proposlllon was also made ii) drop tbe Inreiil gallon, liitvinc the accused under sutueaislon until the niiouiur of the Umeral Conferinro In lT8; but Dr. Laushan. ol cnurre, would not. roiuent lo ibis. A SkTTLkUlNT EXPECTED THIS IIOKNIMI, At Die hour of mljuarument 1.1.1 nlgiit a test question wes tiendinr. on wbu h It H exp, ii d cist a tote, will ho taken curly Iblt tnorintu. l't't nature ol tht. que.Uou waa held a rrufoond .ecret. but the reitorters weie tu'oriricd that It would Itwl toll,, speedy lernnnstion of the secret sreslon. Members of the Coiiinntiee iHitnilHatod much con fidence lat-t HUM that the iniesllgatisn would cer tainly proct.il. and Hut probably to-day. mi: si a :s jioxustuxT to i 111:1:0 Thu Work (joe llruvely On-Tlie lligartl (iiuia In Ihe City ou Ihe Committee. A full tucetitiK uf tho TwevU Ttsliuiiraiul Aasn elation waa held yeeterd.iy tfiernoon al tho Urlental Club Hons, ai; B.ist Ilroadw ly. The fo'lowlng complete list of the member of thu Hoard of Tra teea waa anuoauc.d by Jud;o bhtadlcy, the Protl dentt A Oabey Hall. Matthew T. flrennan, Itlchsrd It Con' aolly. Jtnie U'ltrien. lleniy 'Suotb. Jamo il owoeni, Mlctiacl Norton, '1 bouia. J. Creai-tiT, Jobn J llra!lv, llemy W. Omiot, bane. iiau-4inaiiu, Citrie. K. I. now Oswald Otienaorfcr. Itornartl H uyib. Waltor W I'llea, John 0cntl, Tnnothv J. Campooll, lllebael lle.ily, Mlibael Madlgau Cnarlet 11 11 all. Ta.rlek II. Kueu in, Jusepll lowing, Tloiiitaa l.'oulan, Albeit (aldott, Win. It. Itoherta, J. r, alter Fowler, Kdwartt I), lit.. Pird. Jnsenk l.yons. k'utrcne liniul n. James Uaiaoo, flougbialaylor, liwbanl H'Ooruiall, Jrbll Cos, Win II. Ktuu, William Mils, Charles P. Duly, and Uaau Hill. In answer tn tbo Inquiry If poMle nnnoune .ent ihould bo made of the reallnoaa o( Asaoiiuiio'i to reelvo subsrrU-itloes, Jm( Hhundlev said Hint bli brother Michael dread)' tbo lenilur o' qutto an "out, n aeknow lediumnt of win- i ...i.i oa forkinlly aud publiel ma le h tb'- cfB vi of th Asao-latiou, an 1 It wi t' 1 h turnc l otor In the 1 reasorer, Ujii. Wm. Mill Pretoli nl uf ilie Mia P' nil)' .'-aaiui Haul,. He had re. sot to know tu- t subscriptions would (low in Irooly to toou a pn liciiy was givm to the pro oi uug ol tins i.n-i-luu, aud lie. prupuse.l to scknuwlaitgo through tlm ntlt plus the nuuie. of tulscrlbier snd the a ml subtcribud. and hIsii lo M'tutn a n ea int. lie w i.d aoon call logetaer iho llo.ird of lriutiea.nl aliei the Troasurcr la one, and tbty wuuld wake tueli a dltP' attlou of tne fund as m their good udj;mtt'it aevui.d butt. In uuswor lo Col. AU-aaudir 11. Mewarl as lu which body would be ll o in..i..i,'or or tbo scheme for the election nf th. statuo, tbo Pi duut tald tbu Hoard of 'I rusteis. Th. tollurti the suktcrliulona would be Iho work of tl u A Hon. but tb leleclion of tbo design lor tho i mid a tt'. mr its cieetlon, mutt b luft tu tbot.i to of lb. Itoard of Truueof. Nu doubt tbo Ikiild wnubl al ve ii i inn ii nua be iimg tu tiny niiggHstlnn eniumi ting Irom Hie Astoeialii'ii j but to toon as tbe bind w us cniiiploti, the object of ibe Asanciution, In In opinion, was aciuniph.bid, aud lu iliatulu'ioii toouiJ follow. HOW SUIISCKll'TIOka AUG Tl) PI KaDII. Any Mi nd of Mr. Tweed desimns of li-tilylnn Id. anneci.itlon of the public worth of thu -i n.iim bv roiitrtbutliiir to the fund lu Ini: et.'.ililitliud foi tbo election of a statu, to htui iu a cona.uc.uuui poa'.i.n i in the city, can dn to by Mul ling ma c'n m tu Her nurd Sniylli, roooivsr of tixoa, al bn uffleo. 3) tl.aiii bert itioct. uud au tcailoivUdgnimt uf lis rtcetid will He in.i'U', rttuiti runl, by tbo oClcur uf thu loa lliiiinibi A.oici .lien. Coiiitilerible enlliiisiism was mnnlfettel npon (bo annoiinreuii nl tuat one ol the unvici .ih rten uors of th. Ilo-s li.nl Hl.-iiiiiiii Ina lul nlioii oi aubsi iilniu ll.(U), aud tli'd lultora of t.cuur.iueuii tu had im n ci ived even from remote pars ol il otU.itu. The Uuaucitl sttcueta ofth ichoius w"aa looked upon ua a loruirono c iiclualon. APer a folV brief iclu. lk. culofullc of Mr Twd by one or two of tb. lu- in burs, the Assoclitloa adjouruud, tubject to tbe csll of the I'rt'Sltsnt. AJtVBEHttNTS. Tho llollnnd Tettlmonlal. It is scarcely nctcssarj to call extended atten tion lo the Holltntl Testimonial, Wo har already referred to It on eoTenl occasions, and the niter-ll-f incnts are full and explicit ss to tho details. The list of plows of amuscmcat that participate In tills act of grace Is a long and honorable our. It tells Ijinlfieantly of the high erteem In which the veteran actor was held, and with equal significance of the broad liberality and brotherhood of Ids profession Those what read between the lines may altu find there written a sermon opon charity and brotherly lore. '1 her la no other craft that conies forward with such earnestness and readiness to the assistance of a brother In affliction as does tba dramatic profes sion. Not oaly ia It hand xtendcd In aid of thoso of ha own following, but it Is lent lu aid of all manner of good works. Dut it Is rare Indeed lo find even in this calling ssck entire unanimity is prevails In Ibis matter. It ontr remains now for tho puhllo lo do IU part. Co rtalnly tka only em barrassment that can arise In It.e matter Is a1 io which to choose out of the n. ny attractions of-feted. The Ornnd Opera House I,n Frricholr." The ficst pcrfonn.anco or Lit I'crlcliolc" drew together a very largo audience at the (Jrind Opera House hurt evening. Offenbach hit given to thla opera torn or the mst happy of hi musical ideas. There la no deny ing that h It occasionally very follcllous In the ex pression of bright and sparkling melodies. Of genius or Inspiration he never bad a spark, hut he is a well-taught mutklan, with a fertile fancy ind th iblllty to see the humorous point of a situation, and to tlv it th boldest snd drollest niu.kal ret ting, II knowt tho works ol evtry othsr composer, and appreciate even Ilach and llrcthorrn. Not only tppreciates them, but, like a mischievous moalctl magpie, hop off with their IJest and slag them alter bis fashion to dance rrthm, so akllfallvtittered aa scarcely to be recognlied lor whit Miey really aro Tbe present opera gavo Mile. Almee scope for the dl.phy uf ber vocal and dramatic talent, and this the nsrd to snch advantage as, at 1'ie end of Ihe second act, lo wlu fur herself a genuine hurst or ap plause, and an emphatic recall, that nad Its nnplra lion not In the claj'it, but In the general and hearty appreciation of Ibe audience. The opera hat been admirably put upon tlm itsgo. The atreet scene In tbe first set -a plac.i In th city of I.tma doe the greatest credit to Mr. Diyton s artistic mato and architectural skill. In Perlchola" will bo repeated during the re' miltidcr of Ci week, and both for Its intrinsic merit and the general excellence ol the performance, we commend it to all those who enjoy opera bottle, for It certainly Is cue of the beat operas ot that class .llnae. Hcrbnrh In Dorr nml Hindi." Iiicumiiatitilllty tho brlJgcleis pull in tem per, education, manners, and Intellectual rai gt, which so often yawns between the contrasted ch.ir actvrs of married people this Is tin daily trapidy tke old tone, which, with sad Iteration, Each nour In paxluit hoarsily lu;t." Aaerhsch's beautiful story, "Die l'rau Profes sunn, haa furulsi ed to that untiring adapter. Mine Hirrlipfulffir, Ih. malrrl.il for a charming drama of (iermtti ratiiutry aud city nfr. lu brief but graphic toueni a wo learn bow the pilnler, J.'.lni trill, ruin ing tiaek from the city to the qnlct Swablan village tu tbu IMack Forest, heart-sor fiom a dltappuint uionl in ltnc, Is toothrd and c loeru I by the arr.c tl n of bla old plat mate, the frc!i, Innocent, wurui hearted maid uf the mnLorlt; how ho Is called bsra to the cltv and court as profiwor nnd gallery director, and returns, takliu; with him tbe simple a'irl as his wlf.. Then comes the Lad picture of tie' irllil a rrOnlaaclmii-nt in the tolls of the siren wlw uad first ensnared liiui the Vounten Ida and hi" gra-lual oatraiigotncnt from his wife, who-e simple, rural sweetnt-a charms sll oilier heart", thuug.i It eannoienclialahts own till, ua IbesulWinkZcf'orv i Aorft no longer) Is oil the point of gmn back to hide her broken heart In the r.tirrmant of her na tive villa, tbe repentant hnsb-ind breaks friMn thr fatal 'SH'luation and swears to hve bapt) and inno cent with ber in the dear old Schwarzwald vale, the world fnrgetllnc. by tbe nuild lorgut." I'he last luucti is a conceun to our seuslblltty, atvarmti.o with tbo stern '.ruth ol tne novil, I.i wiiicli tne unbsppv piir live on unloving uuj sep ariito.l and ll.e metaotiy.ic il acruraj, of the tit. In which the husband's eBtranxemeut Is due mainly to lu'eru..! and devu-.uit.d qualltuM Ineucb, is replaeeai by tho moras dramatic elenieut uf Invo and jealousy in his relation with the tireu Countess. It Is no exaggeration to ray that lu the whole rargc of varied iuipersonailon with which Muie Berbacn has now as formerly enchained us, tl was never froro delightful, her art ncwr mure perfect, her sway over our fovlnus never muro resist-le-t Ibtn on Tuoaday (-veiling, W.det-bty rei;i-ti Hi .1 Odi limit forbid an extended an ityatsof tbis wonder fully rutlivtic dellneatluti of love, nad sorrow, aud ooutuncy. The eleoient of simplicity and runtic fieshuets, fo betiutlluily glren iu OitUh.ii, is in Aort the central icaluro of tho plcturo. Tbo nim glluitf ttrlish ntlrsid and womanly dbjnlty In th. first act, especially wliero tbo Ctrl sua in:ini; tl.c swwit old awabi in air Mem Schati," a id cousin ISaiUt stands knlttlnz at tho door and adding ber quavering coutralto lo the plaintive melolr, till the voles, tick Into aUlluub and the I so wotneu smiling and weeping hide H eir fairs in each other I arm- ull Iblt Is is Iruihfui uud as tourbiiii as i cabin t tun ol Kuaua ur Moyur vou Uromen. .Nor would it be assy tn prni.o too hl;lily the qui I but earavsi feellim aud taste ahleli ln.pirc.1 tbe acling or llerr l'.llrcli at the Lin-Uiiwhll, Fmu Sei-ola as llirtnl, and; FriiiUiln Uiiuci r at the Omifc Tliu very tluccrlty aud heat tinea oi the rurxrd uld Swablan aptoeli anil the hob'iuu Sihwam wald bill n.titieil lo pr-ivudd th wliul piece .ami lit lepriwecutiuu. Wo have rarly twtnl a eirly f actor islaj tueinit I lo nlay so tboroaglily Irom tin heart. Tbe piece should be given tig'tin tad agu and our theatric il mlaanlbropes, weary ofhmbe ai, I license, should go, if need be, libretto In bind, .ami bu convinced that there Is still l chute even under th block tbadaw of the Crook llsolf fur keuliaj, ualnral diauii and normal art. To-night Mine. Saeoacli appear in tho "Tumi, g ot llio Shrew," tomorrow evonli.t iu Ailiuiiue IiHruuirrnr." and on Palimliy evening, Iur her Iwinlll, ai OnstlJit, lu llullu'i- poair ul t..i..ily of that name. .11 r. Cnrlor'a Itei iiuilniis. I Ighly attriteilve oiitert.iin neni iatuhcclvtn hi cloning ut Dclmoi.ko's Uouins, i'oumeu'b ttieot. Ouu of tbo uio.t oiconnill-1,0.1 of uur New York ladles, Mr. Franco .M. Cuter, ulio.e tali'i t lor r end imi uud ructuiluti but Iuuk 'oiii known tu H.skct circlo, will, in cuniuwiii.e with tbe ineliallua or some uf her filend-, if.i.i-' li r nut before a ralher mure uutiieruus company Hun bum hiliitito bad an upiwiUimly ui hwiriug bn. Tickets ui auuil.tiun, bear, ut. lo bo dlepoa- a of pintUI)', ri .x. t'l.n. .imi co.ua t.isci ii,. V'kj-II "DAT, J.IU. IB 1'. M. T I.. 1. i maii el its been uuai lilel b) llii) lull oudoavu.. i rei I '-as 'U'd ;u il n..i ipli 0 piHie, t.i proJuco ail r lilnial atrluioiioy. l'h. money Inns locked up, and (u wlilid wu havo hcrelofoiu allnlod in this .-.oluuin, doe not appeir to li ivj as vst been ri tiirnod sain lo aitlve cireaUHon. if ve may take the condition uf the dealing Huns biUuoi. as inter lull. Wtnlo the Mecluukt' Oiuk Mai criJitu in J meidy nominal sun. uther pruiiiitient lusuu lii'iia stood cietlitor 'n auiouun ramiiti fio n tbne iu eight liuiidrud tluumid dollai I. btill otl.i r biiuks wero largely dibiors, ami were forced lu'u the llieet lu make up than buLuLis. ih. dvaiiovl edict wu not produced, bow. vnr, -nil lu-day bor rower readily met lb tr re'iulrouivut nt 7 V cml. 'k'uld aniUtirri'iiry duilug tbo moiulu:, as I at 0 Hid V "ent. in tbo ufturnoo'i ou pledge ol accepttblc Cnllator.il. aud tho 'beiuo will uot probably bu pur aued lurtlii r. Thu banks repot t a i'.ul of national bau.i bil,-, an I euinpliilii that uu rt'Ctlpts from coiiimy banks aiu piliiilpalii' ill Ibia lor it uf cur iiucy. I his p duly calls lor U.u sdab.i.hiin-ul lu tl.la till uf u le iiiii 11. u-iu 1. 1 tbu i.duiuptio i ul Hum pi t. wl tcb wuuld pieimt any uunaiural i.i tl.tiuii ol llio cull cue), liiiler tbn leaenl ty.ttu tbu bunks c-'u isiuo a Uireer piuporiion ol Hu r nutus loan nuul l bo ci n.i loied pi uduut II Calk I upon lo loiuu lb mi piunipilv. Ha. 1, a a aiuiu is leei.tuiiiuiiucd by lnii.i urf.ei.als, an 1 unu ud ol a )u..r ni') mVtiul iiK iiu.s n Lre bunl In tula cl y al Whlrli tin tubj'it w.i dlaetistod but tba multur waa tni iiUtUily punittted tu dri p. To-day tbe bints wiro leu l is Is and Si Hit or l&days, U and IU lor P) da aud uulcs of a larger duiioiu u I tiou lor and days, cusdiliuual tuat ill lu.ui os rituriii'd Ui grueubacki. Louimcrcul papur u uu Cliaugod, Ttinv won very Utile sptculatlvc latciett nolci la the rafiway share market, tnd the volume of busi ness wits unusually restricted, Tho recent attempt tu "lock up" money, althongh hiving practically terminated In defeat, yet haa molted in further demoralization of street speculators, and ptoduted an almost entire Indisposition to operate on either Ide of tbe market. 1 he a.usl symptoms of strength or weakness have not been dcveluod, and nut trifling Indications ur inurement by either lira bulls or beats were observed. The vlewa of tbo virions leading brokers are quite) diverse, though all admit tbtttcneril stagnation and a very tiusatlsrao tory market ha been Ith eblf feature at the block Kxrbang. Th m ire active dealings were In New York Central, Reading, Northwestern pre ferred, Western Union, and Union Pacific The latter allowed an adnnre late in Hie atternoon of 1 p cent., In conrqu"nce of tbe failure of J. 5. blanton, who waa short of the stock nt ID. and his contracts were houxht In under rale." Hannibal and Ut. Jusrph was nrclicted daring th morning, bnt sold nt Kh after llio second Hoard. Tb gen sral market was strong In the ifternoou, but dropped oft about X (I cent, al the close. Tne drallntt iu gold hate been on a decidedly restricted bills, the market being without aitracllvo feature, The opening price wni 11U, followed by a tttlclit rute of I cent., Uis later dealings being at U9H, with final irnnsnr lions at 1I0X. There will be n regular lo of a million to-morrow. The rate paid lor currying was 7 V cent., both In cur rency and gold. The aggregate export of srnrlo was f 919,000, of which the Abyssinia look flWUnX) and the Nebraska f.W.n'x). The customs rralols in coin were 1501,00. Tho total receipts ol (old at the Treasury omco wcio fO'l,3W; parmcnts, (ITV, 605 i bslsnce, fSl,3Tl,im. The currency receipts were tiesMriS: payments, $1,180,011! bilance, tmttt. Tho total clesrinra nt lb. tluld Ktchanm Hank were T.0.M.(Kli gild biianc"", tl,tn3.tli; currencr balances, (1,0)1,111. 'Ihe principal quota tlona were a followa t 10: (OA. M... 110 3 I'. M 110)5P.M .I0K The foreign exchange marcel ba rellecied tl.o usual quiet of steamer day, and rates have been strong ou tbo basis of last quotations. Tow traa tactions were made. There has been a limited busi ness In Government bonds, although in certain Issue (especially ms, 01s, and 10-Wi) there was a fair demand. Prices wero heavy and loner at the early boards, owing lo the lsige oflcriug to the (lorerniient but subsequently prices Improved, and lb market closed strong. The proposals of Iho TrBiiry to buy two millions B-iHs elicited ofler Imrs aggregatli g fil.sU.KSI, at prices ranging Iron 101.04 to lie 11 ex Iktereet the award wtu made at 101 OH to 101 0. Henry Clews AC0..SI Walltt, report at V. M.: y.M. Atfi. ma. a.im If. B Cor. Ss. .lie lls'alvaJa.eAreaJ&J.iof.M mv "SillM.reg .lies 111 v.Vn. 'tB, oiip,..is leiK ss. nut, coup. ...tie's IIOV J-JOa. an. eono...liH bri SJes.mrcuHftS uriv aott. -M runp.. iivibj nnH j-is,au.toup ..tii ioii-,iio-UM.uar... tnis 101 s 'was. as. cotio.. 19 a Vf KMlm, coup 101s loik s. Vi. couo.. tS lk(J. T. gold bd... WH Male bonds wcie dull at Ihe oarly Hoard, but tie Teloped mote actlvitr at Ike Isto session, when Heavy transactions were recorded In new January and July Suuth arulinas, Iho price ndvunclng from M lo 00, the April Irenes telllm: tl 01 In small lots. I'he Teunesteei were b.iely atoady al KWi'iria'i for old and Diw, Ihe embsrrissed Dnanclxl cunulltoti of the btate not being conducive to Important opera tions. Tbe (leorcla issues were strong, and nre rapidly attracting III nonce of cpltallste; we note sales of 0 t' Cenla at 0.'t,, 1 ?l cvnU at BX d gold T V rials nt V I V- Norm Carotluns were steady ut S',V fur old, an l tt fur nc-r, Alabuma elrhls beln: (Irons at VC' and .Missouri sixes (Hannibal and St. Jo!f!ih)iit bTViWJ. II inroad bonds wire nc Ire and strung on li t Piuflc. on sties of Cenlraba ttPOV, Union firsts at '3, Laud Orants att3,aud Incomes at 41 14 la. On 1 xlri uie quutatlons Near York Central stock flnctnate.1 between Vl'i and !rH( scrip, oTiffirelir Lrle. ibkltMV Heading. HS;(it!rJ Lake r-burr, WI, ttSOJ, 1 ltuck Island, 106,5lUtl' Wlbasb, C0,S tl1 I Norlh Western common, ll'iSJU j Ike Preli r reii. Ri'atiS.li i M. Paul, 61 ni:i' the Piefirre I, TVQ1a; Ohio anil Mississippi, SlU'll. i Colon Pa. cibc, USallNi Hannibal an I bt. Juseph, W.'a P. S. and tbu pictcrreil frl!ift, Al tho buiras Mnr ns ai.d F. si x so d at kiLJ't ll.iaola Ceiural, Ul; Furt Watnc, SIS C C uud Ir.d t eutral. In, anil Marietta and Cuicinn iti If I preierred, In niiserlli neuus shares Pacific .Mad ratuid fio-.u ll',,;t;v.aiia Western Ui.ional ll'ai'.IIX, D-lawarennd J I si ison Canal Cu. telling al lit Adams llxpre.r tbares old st Wi and I'm ed Mate", IH.V Cloelui prices atUP. M. were: .W'l. .t.'tf 'di. ai'l. T, t 4.11. c. M aJ Del. Ucfc. W I US l;k N.Y. ('.A. ll.eer. M WhIn J. central. ..iuxh M l.arieui ......li) IVhH nlon I'aeiUc luya .i, rne fin II aooeiJ Has ns nra lintr van j du ereierred,. !i HI, 1 ate entire. Mr-. t wesl.U 1i.... liw 1h Wauarh. ai M'.lrneme Mm,,.,, u uu I'lll.lnxgb.. IriS HV. I tOalu- bxurus fat Mk orrhweirn. as 11 s a r.Aio. Ei sw fi do. Prei K. s'Ani.Mrr P. i;x.. t.', i4 l.oei ll.ai.-l IA 100 H a rlxt rras.,. an Mu .irllt.ynr a., M'ch t eniral ...11,1, llu, m.a tt. Pxai.. ,,i'i i;iiiri' pu iu v t. m. t-1'rel U '.is, I H. 11 llri. i IH f41e 4. A..., 41 I Sl,l Jl.tXKl.va AXIt 1-1XASC1AI.. HAMvIMl liOCsU OF FAUN1IAU, OILOKItl' di CO, NO. 8 WALL hi'., New Yii:;u, Jan. II, 1S11, (lecrge A. Wl ks cci.e 1 to hate any lutrrral in or cuuui'Ctlon with our r,uln January 1. Ull. FAH.MIAM. UlLIIKItl A CO. url. .Vlnrkel. Wehscsuat. Jan lo rtorn ano llKal, West ern aud Mate ll'tur. W"-ii qtnei and la uue ease, a nwde ea-ler, bin ioi tt,oa ma il i.it'i wit SISWIini-. si laoi.rti iur suitetuuv, to...,.. 1.1 lor .hiiuoiiti e. iraa ft, iAjM.pi for niediaiu lo ebt.iee bakeis aud l-miitr l our, -ou uein nrm mil null u ft. i tat .5 tor nip ping extra., tnd tms.4.a 101 irade and anil'y urauii-. Uu rtoui. Ilia.iiit Coin meal rum at l,IJo bur. an at (lour dsn at 14 iljtts.Ki 11.1 tb. I'uuvi'iuts 1'org wit qui. t uu the .nut, out active lorlutare delivery talet 6 or.l uti't. nt iti lea l-iorti' try. tri.ttfor March, and IJ3.W for April. On the, p., 1 there w re .Ills, I Sal-S uf old liie.s al I 61. Uetlbiai at riStsiflH tor I lain an I evi.a i lieef baunt la tucal dwmand sale s;a b'tts at t.stf si iur le-io.ii and r for Texas, lien.- h"f siei.i) at rttj;j,) fur prime uess. ami tviasif! lit luuia up'.-. Hacou w.a qu.ct at lt-,c tor city louf elear. aim Ha.ii,e. tor Meet i-.t dt Cut meiia n iut but hi ni 1 tab. 13 let. snld-'t rbot.l.t.'is a. tSc kc tiuuie VVuaiein pic.lwl 11 .int., 14 ,tilc..and idt-.tic. lot tiiv rn.iit.il hams. Ure-sotl hos did at Iba'tt: ctv. and attaVHiO. for IVt.tern Lard was quiet and nnchanurd .sales i.l'tkts i l.'S ,.w.foi prnne Wtii. ern. unu .iMcm. prim city t l.'ct also, 1 urn) tee. prmiu aieaui. nl 13c. tnr Feninar,, aud .ac. for alaicli. ltd--ter a..d cheese nnehtiued liRii.N-YVheat dull and nn!tled-sile Vis'fl buan tl f l.il for new ,Vu. Cbie.iio 111 .tore. tlJn for limber l-f i.i e, ano 1 tit for W'bl'e do. Oal lill:a'es bii.li uiko). Iur wloie itbio nml Slat.. "l.'e. for l.i.terii iiiiaed. aud OSat-lt... iur u.aca. ll)u wae 111 good iieniAii 1 aud hMrher 1 sales t7.iM0 iiiiiu .1 11.05 for new tVeniern In store, and OVior late. t.arb v uitit 111010 neiive; tiles itAoi husli. at a.o. tor m i.rovrtd tate, ano 11 lu lor Canada Heel. Colli w.a nioie a., lien tt le decline! rales Shilrj hash, st kwife. b-r "oa'crn vellow. the hither bture lura ciiote- lot Tht Krr fur vtrittM naixel uu tract, and bttivlc. tor do. Mlloai. HK.ictaiM-CoiTi'O qulethut firm af'S' I ise 1 Id, for 1: 0 ai diiShe 111 rur di'iuaiid, bu i 1 at I'rigrular t s slut, M.' lib t SewOilt.M.- .t-. i.,e qnivt ai Kva -ac Iur i ruuua bu..u -..air waa ituet and tlie niui ai 1 1 tili'-i- wi ak f iu 1 1 1 it'ilnttig. Sj Wise usalet tat, lib-1 llieiu Ima Lu i, Puilo It eu, and Keinuiar. al aw. I s.a.t i,..i) in, Havana, eh eiy ai 9xc refi'te 1 nnli 111 de.n n.l ai.-l flr.ii at He MrMmiKa-C 'Iron wai quiet, eloal .g waak: mm a ;i"i iu.. nilji... 1 tr mul'iu 14 urlan an 1 in,,- mr low miuau.i.. 'ialluw quiet at H'.btSc. inr riii.e, W nis'.ey wis ei'ler nut cl-esed stea P .oibjiui it '11-.. closbu at Ih' laiwr HKuro e-pti ita luri.i. urn- is llrm ni lsntse. ItoiU ti ntu a' f( ie 'fj -1 .tiaiuod. P.tiuleusi veil firm ai &i itirv...n tm initio' Hi,v luaer at fltS Iur s' '0 lo Iiiilils du.l wheal to Ltv.ipeol, uy uoam 'il. I. Ivr Sto.'k JlniUet. yr.vt Ynnk. V editriilsy, ,T in. It ln rei: loit'i, or iil he-i ean'e ,uvd ll.'i 1 a .1 ui-hiui r a 1 t t muiilniw, a. ul as st Weehiivfcun hi me Se'i i.i.-y rtliliead, llure wcie uo sale, sud Hit nmrkei ia ditt'ii. iiiie'i.uii e 1. on'y tear nah an- n 1 one 1 1 r Wealiawat 1 lo-noima. tinl bin irnv titctc. ui.vx peetett at lOhli ucai a-i 1 1 'iniiiiiiilitaw. riuileeuriiis, 01-J utln'oit unwed and were mosi. li Mild be ore iu .1 111 l.tio. t a., tur male a. id M e.leru. aud I.). 'u Ioi 1 unada, Ihe 1UU ail 110.1.14 dud tor iienvy 1 am la .t-ti-k. buu-ttu enrs. 01 1 in iiors. arrived, nil for slaughtee. er.iii'i.i i,nii. i.e.,, b.it 01 pia-. iilnc 1 t.t 1 1 J ui tt j,e V 1- uir t.i i."0d bttts were qinuiwi .i t.iio. Illy dreMtd btrt v re t.i,n t' sjtty r' It., 1, I 11 henl) a nl v'ti.ie tar Mjlu In ir simI pigt. It.tii4 dri'at. 1 1 .oca a -nib. ak ai vS'.u. ma 11 1 -V t: 1 sit 1.1,1 uk.sl 1:. II A ri'ts ALII. SAC--Ttr 11 T. Ul. Hat. J Mill I. .6 tt,' Uo. o llsdt 11 ni" 1 tl A 1 at. -Tui. uaa aaitdy llook. 6 J. k.. l.laad. llknllatUau. 1 1; smart! -WcuuaaKiT. Jan. m ft i nmali 1 1 --1' .nil 1 t-avanuall 1111.1.1'. 41) jaei, M 'itn.-h 1 I i" 1 1 1 1 t ilt till 1 M 1 1 a 1 .1. ia- 1 a t 11 t-ii. nr.. 11.- I.e u- 1 11 1 11 obi. tag., 4,d. M11,. ft. W 1 I o in ni Mi b... Ii 1 k i 1 1 1 1 Iriti. I. ll H I 'II IlUt lll I. rfl f l'..i .ualiii t II! 1 1 no. 1, in l-e, il.uk I 1 on. I ad.r 1 1. Hrkini is, l.e.iitr.i rn.ua'e ries An ll irk iiHn H Ibie't'imH At le.is m -r 11 li .rk 1 mIu. 1 iverp 'Ol 1.1 a- I Ha 1 wo Uiulti.la. Htlkatr I.. JCe, N r,. ll rtlttkCl. B.'i4 C K. Kaitu. Pa 1 111 sou t Clara aun Aau... 1'uiut a ruie uy.ar 1.11 iti. 11 Mai roi:. ki.iM tun J 01 1 ...'a. A ro uu. unit, r.vu -ii 1 cu. twit; ,t-. at i:.:i Miausuip. AO. tamia, Aubiaaku. ml i.l'i, fir l..v.itul. .TgiVSltll'S AHBtVgU OVT. Qi ru.r in, Jan. li Pa. Una aud bit) ot Ul l b 1 It.. VllSIltNS flOtlttS. lotbeia linod Tntle nml Tin '.11 cha.uc en's the Derm ui uhariic 1,041-1 are me iitii'.t phvsie in Hie wotbi eliiidreu t 1 ta luuay, All lnu(.-nl. tali uictn at Uctiuta t tut lluri'lin Allnernl W nlrr. mi r.ilomi ."print's. snt.iiit.r to .11 u.b'.-t 1.. li,.-.-1 1, 1 1 1 ui-ii' t l.ii'l and K1.I.1. ll I l.i-.VI, Aa-li.1 llu ItWU Kiler (Ui ruMu U.poti Yaliik .1. M A Kit I Kit. llllFKNI.KAF-TIIOM i.-lly tht Ilev t m. II. Pen d'. imi Cornel.iis iut 1 1 11, .1 M 11 t.lln Ihuinns. HANliiHIi-lvhlii'ljA -in 1 us env, uy Hi Hey. .1 1'. 1 fiiuebiin, Vim 1. li.iiiioiu, ul luookl)n, 11 L UllU'tl' o in .a. ill hi I .ni iin 1 1. IK! l(y Uio liar. Wm 11 Pen di ion. Wm r.i ury ll.n.'i utoti iu Mary Kuiuia Crait. I. l l. SuS -Blnxi Y -Uy me llev. Ueury Dioa i. Ai.au tin Luerti't' lu Anuiu loiisy. Mnltl.l-us i.x-a. li. ibis cily. by tbe Iter. Dr Allied It I I.lwi. Wiu. Moriitoo.of huw York, io A n 1-1 in i'a--t. ol I i.'V in i I it u 11 all K Hy the Hey. J. It. lkcodih.4, Luanrd 1'ott io e'ruueio Vun cti nek. itinS.A MANM.v by ib. l., it .bcrt W eeuit. Win I.'. H'lli Kne M muni IIAlhASN-tlKlllhlt lly Ihe PvV r. W lloeia, llntiiii'g Fried, Itautiuin lu Anna Lam. Doroib-a riM-ner. Wr.nlMEYr.n-AnuTCKI.K In Hits city, by the Ittiv Dr AlireiiU. Utach, Wm. Wed. intyer, el Kuw Yoil, iu JttBuMc Atbgcale, Ol Jc;ity (.ily. mroncni), ,.ffnnTTMATTIirk-In this fH, oa a,m!j,r,4. jan tal is. mi, by .In.liro Hedcrirt r. Loew, or tbo Loon ol 'aaBBai Luimuon Pleas, Utorice atriltmattrr from Mary Htrltl- 1 1 Bananas -S.,hI'..u,VfdJu"?l-d 0 the cuuit thai Mary ntntt. t banana K:!ir. hvo 'ho care, curtceiy. and control of aaaaai .A.ri?M?,.'5l,,,4,r,a ("ifrlaxe. 'Ihe plalntlfr, Wlnll ,V'...".1.,rr'.t,,,hl,,,""5CI1"0' Marcel, Jesspn.' WWm mVrtfi wind,ltlii children udlsiuoo( sili I jH winfJmnw,,l,?nr.l'r'',t,-n,'''"rri'l''(' Ponri, Msriinda I aaaaai Willie num William tvniie. It .ball bo iawrul fur illaaaaaal the plalniiff, Maranda Ah.ic, to fiiairy agaui. 'liH 3 iH M?l"UaIdTl"ci,s',Cl,y'j4n' w'w''"' nH'blus, 'S H Is' li lends and pfofrsilonal a.soolatet, Ihe fiieu,ls el f 2 Baaaal Jonn M lark, and members oi Ka.i- iMti. No T a! i A aaaaai sic i invited to attend 'lot ruyeral. on Ihiusday, Jsn. il. It BBBBai tt to o'clock A. M .19 ihe church of Dr. AdinV.;cufi.i,'f t ff BBaaal V ?LJ.'r.1? irt" T"c femams win be carrie I Baaaal bylho HMO A. M New llaien train io Fairncld, Cobii 1 aaaaai lot itilclinciil. In the nlic rnoon. IJ iConillUAN -In Jersey City, on Wedneiday evening, ll aaaaai Jan, Is, after along Itlnest, John Corrigan. a native uf nl Baaaai the rarlsb of bally Mccormick, county Jxjotloid. Ira- t hi aaBBai land, age KI year. t H BBBBBJ fberelatlvcs and frlendsof Ihcfarollyare rospsctfal- ly invited lo attend his funeral, on bafurdsy morning. tl Jan. Si, t to'elocK, from his lite residence, III NwV ',9 BJaBBBS ark sr. Ina rrmaiua will be taken lo kl. I'tUrM j Lbnrch, corner or (Iraim and Vanvor't sts where a '1 aaBBai fcpoTeol Eli Unit" "I1""" wl" 'fiered up for Ilia 1 M ...'.l:l5.1!'0Vr,, pincit curk, ft Hel"d" sged ti eonniT Monaghan, j A llierelailrMand niends of Ihe family are respects 1 'i bbbbbb! denre, SOT Water si., ibenre torn. Am' Lbnrch, tornet of tlobUand Fiont sis., this Thursday morning, at ll V o'clock, were a solemn rrqnlem raaat will in ollered uu ft BBBBbI for thercpoieof til.soul t noorsl al j o'clock P. M. i it BaBai .IIUHAN -On IVe.lae.dir, Jin. I. Alloc, dauthUr ol i M Janica and Fanide Uoran, tge.1 3 yeart. il r llclstltesandlriends arctnvitcdtoaltend the funeral i fr BBaaal from the residence or ucr patents, Arsdemr St., corntn i V bbbtbtI Palfade sr., Jersey Cliv. at I o'cioca P. M., to-day, lit BBBTaTI lll.NMAN. (laTue-dar.Jan.lJ.LTi.ilos T.,oulyton "I bbbbbI of Andrew J. aad Cornelia A. Illauiaa, aged tl mtntbt I and 4 days. 1 if, Ih irirnda of th family ar levlted to attend tbn IA funeral. Irom lis Concord tt., Brooklyn, en TharsdtJ V LbbbTsTi anernoon, at S o'clock. w BBBBbI I1(KLANI.-I)n Wrilnesday, Jan. 1. at h'r late rel- BBBBai deuce, Hrldreuort, Conu., bophis, widow ol lbs lata 3 !i BBBBBB Joseph Ireland, oltbh city, In uttHm liar of her seta l Her relative aad Irirude, and tints ot her sons. WU. j ia JBH llaoi 11. aad Joseph n. iielaod, are respeotiutly invltedt It BBXBfl lo attend her funrral at the Moravian Cnurcb, comer ii Islington av. and aotb .b, on aiuraay. Jan. 21, nl u o'clock M precisely. Her remain will be iut.rred lu l1 bbbbbb tee ?d st, Cemetery. si KIMI. On Wednesday, Jsn. is, Alice Mana, voung. rBB til ciuld nf John and Helen M. Klag, m.ed li twualb e ,m BBB and 13 da) 'il The rcltilrei and friends of the fatnliv are respect 91 fully Invited tu menu the fuu jral Horn tbe resbleuce of BBB her patents,.) West 13tb it uu thuitday afierueoa, ill t t o'rbKk. m B I.1VIM1-TOS'.-Oo Tuesday. Jan. II. William A., 9 vonnxuit tonof llenra I., uud Mir) A. Llvisgsiou, agctl ,V l3)ears,Gluimins, and tldats. Ml bBbB ruuer.l ou Irm.y, at 1 o'clock, from the residence tl BB of llii rsrenis. liO intn .1.. iirouKiyu, K 1). a BBB MAK1 LN Ai3 o'clock A. M.Jan, is. 1 nomas Martin, J a naiire ol Ctinmrr, itansnot Hrummore, county ly. m rone, Irelsnd, aged 30 veais. lit BBXBJ Hi. Irleuds aod relaiive. are respectfully Invited ta IS! bBBI attend In tuneral, on r relay. Jan. t), iroui bu lata m nBH residence, r o ham ilia au 1 'U BBJl o'BlLI.IVA.V-Joiiuuy.iboaoaoniuiothy aud Ann f ,41 O'Kuiiivaii. tjdaBBl i be tilcn.l. of the firmly are respectfully Invited tt JCrBBfl atteud (heluueral, lromre.ldence.avi Kaat ltlhil., Una t l'1 BBI !tv. i BBI l'OWI.I R.-On WcdDc.day, Jtn. 18, John II. Powlci, 1 111 Sr., aged t years. .if BBl Tbortisiivrt tnd frlrnls ol the family are rctptcl- "9 BBbI fully Invited tu uur.,! aia tuneral fruui his lalo ml J B deuce. 11 Cornelia t nu Frinay, at t; o'liock A. )l. a) BBbI Tlie remains will be taken to Rtdgi-netd. N. J. J. BBI I'll All -Hope lylge, .No. HI. F. and A. M. Tao X members of Hoi s latdge are hereby aumnuned to niwCB t J7 BBJ at thurlaidge Koon.a nuilboust etiruer Itroadway and j BBI UU sa., un rrt'lay auoruooik Jon. no, at 1M u'cu.clc $1 abarp, Iur Ilia purpose of attending ihe tuneral of ouri .13 B late worihj brother. Ji.tae II rrati, from bis late reti A BBI drnc. 411 Kail list st. lly order v BBl 1iin. (I n u.sim, r-ic. WM A. ACTUM. M. 4 K lllli.SKV -Anti, tke n-loveddanrhierur W lllltm ami Bl Isn. itlgiier, a nnilve of Minuitoii Harbor, Kings couu. tr BB ty. trslsiid, aj,'ed I yoai nioLiki, aud 13 day.. a HH 1lt friend, and a.utiaiiiiani- nrs respectlnllv In I'm B vitod to uiitutl lue (nni-ra. truin Itio ic.nle'ice or h"r f ri .BBJ t arents, '.'laurab. u av., Vail.lam'burgn, at '4 o'clock P. ,n BBl M., tills day 1 At BBI WLt.httk-Ou iurday..!an 11. IMI, afur a abort Z BJ lllne... ilinry Vlili-rs. iitptil h0 arnrs. if BB rn. relatives ami friends ut Iho lunilly. and member "4 BBJ oftlw I'ntltsi ami Medical rofee-iut a. uro rerpocifuuv1 (f BBl luvtled lo atund tb Iue Int. Irom tb" Calvarv Ilapti.Qf BJ Lhtireb. '4Sd si., bt iwi't-n Sili an) cm aas on Thursday BjBj (tu day), ut 1 o'r oik P. ai wtihoiil rurtber notice, x BBJ Nonet. The luiiuber. of Hie I.ouj.bore feamens' jit Ueneiuleut Asoeiatiun are liercb. nottlle t to meet at fafflB Uicii Mitmt IOi Hc.ter si ut ll'-j t'ciucK 1. M. sharp. i ft on Frldai, J in 'ni. to attend the tiuernl f decea- tl 1 Iroinei Jn'iu i.i.u laher. HAM la L1AIIU, 1'ics. V" BBl Ub'iiuk I i.v.Nk, Kec. etc I al BBl 14 bbbbI fuchl Oolites. $1 H ATI.XNTIC .Pf H MUTUAL .V.sfMAi C'OV'J.Vl, I'l m:w yoiii:. 1 OFl'ILi: SI WALL ST. Irfl Urganlzed Mil. ll! IK5UIID ACAISaT MAIIINI1 ASH INLAND S NAVtOAllON HISKd, V And will Ia.nc n.uclea mak'oi; lots payable In Eujl.nd. i(,i Ml assets for tao seeurby ui us polieies are more tbaa li iiiiiiii.i x million dollai:-. V) The Company la Mutual, lit whole prullt reverts (a if) H.e tssiir tt, aiit'. is aiviJ a iitdul), ntiou tbu itreti ij uiue trmunated .luring i no i-r, eeriiileatea iur wbl u iff are usuod, ovurlng ml' ie-t uutll rcd.-me 1. K J.I). JO.SL. I'lanit.cnt. ll CIIAllLl'jt DllNMs. Vlea-1're.ldent. W. II. u. MiHUll. t Vt- d-Preaident. i J.l). III'WLI.I l.ml Vlco-I're.idokt. i II. Ctursnx, Socretuti. if CAItl.HTdS'H (ill HAT INDIAN rSTOK Y. Ij H H.xTIfLEI) jk OLD ALll'OHNf A Jul'.. 5 Till; (IllRVr WlKlllCAS' hllAKrsllOllTl'.H. t( will 0 coiiiiiieneed in No. tit of tne FHtUSIDIa BjJ COMPAMOM, out oi )lo..day, Jin. Hill U uu- i doiiLledly ihe grealeil Indian .lory Ihit hat ever been j wnttcu. Tlie n'loi'Mt nf it, California Joe. Is known a. I ov.r tke country a. ilit greatest lliiaascuut-thecrac ii (hot ot Dorian's celebrate I bbarpsbooteri and once if; tbe bieou rouipaaem ol Kit Carton. Ue performed M ttioie wui.d.i ul t at ef vsloi among tlie Indians tiian, 'j BJJ aurulker bin. i taau. Don'i tail 1 1 1 Uic iinii! chapters. Ibe FuoUo L'uuipaubri it. i r sale by ail news daioi.. aud will be seal to un dtL s for onw yrai on r-c. uu or ibrca dj..ars. by i (11.i1.jK .CMt'i. H llee n in Bw Ynrk. s avt Yiir -i.i.; i' 'l TAKK AUI tl If t.i:. U' iiw'viin -t lu a lew u-.uui yun will i iu a rcfreui ns leep. I'K Vtil 1.4 r u I I BjpJ lAUki Allllll i,'- OULAT IIVPSuVli I and jeu will be hlivlous to ttuiu lu a lea- nioulea. A HA K A .tl HKI.N n r .1.1. f IH 1AK1. AUlill I.' i.i I. M ,t ii y cm 1 1 1' It s I n i i nui'ies uil re.! iu i i o 11 ibe III ell. i v. jot.i 'ii a i; vol a-1 ,i 7 A" I UMI; I...I Al' 4- in to a fi v ',1 will' n' i r-sctevry. b iiu.'g r YCI' 1 a i I i l It 'I..I.I. ai.i if ll y. i'i) i it J n i. I i u i ir. ii 'iron will i.i i .ly. l I'll.: IIU Lltn.-a' w (llicitauw d.o.i-of tlu i) ikU HYPN'Ol'IC, 1 and u m ill lots ind itloep la a few eiiiiutei. i:illi i:ii.ithr 'H in i' -ii. it I'ti t.'Hn--i' nnd til is .ul l..i nil il' &J.ri r .iu il' I' Vis B I' I'UI O Ai' S t.'l nv c .i i B u.t I l"l le tv I'ru?. BJ1 Asktoiu ii;u.' lo. u.u.idiia It... BB icui: liitiiTiiruv i 1 i.i.cTic i H (III.. A b. 11 nt vfaler till .11. ui antl a i i f it lllln Ira r ll rd In lue i.i Ii t -eiit In Furm.t ed in t-a-it-1. or rs i n. u i. n. wanted by ue u rt. in .i if r i o aiu lies a otfle-ofii II ii'iUn i v m len In i BJJ p,.it (inn tn i i: i ;i ki i i ,ii, t i.i no iii i. try oi i DBBBfl Wlitl. I.i t i nl ,li iny .p. i it t. it, ut ti i lill i. k 'i V. I t a. 'i. t. i jh on touv -i. ii t. i i more I-i' t ".an l. 't i Iii i i i 'i all e. i BB Win I BB II llK. 1 1 I .1 ol i .i .i may be a i 1 imi in t a. boireail. 1 1 i ii (i aetium t anal w i i' itiuiuai i a i i- I BB Will HMg. At I 'lit ,-i.l.HI. BB (KM. H PU.NH. H POI.KY'- i..(i" vt. H Tflk a I t i I l I BB I'ACKIIti ASH M.- il'Ulll Jjt) HltlM 'HVA BB II l V "l( I' 11 I le leal PrunJ ioi silt j H trado ut ii. n it'isn it.nit. i.y i AKi i 1 1 i lk, Uiug iniportori, c.-i.i il B (IFl'll'l l, IIUA tVIMJn. 'i H ai i i ins m ri. a i,urrit:a a. il I 'i i' i tm ia- o. H. Jan H r t- BB i 1 43 a: li). r.i. 1.1. i' 1 BB I ii Ml -i i li i BB v t. ii. ak il. it. -1 is. BB 11 ill M' -Lai a i u i ai. BB n.a i 'i BB itKS I I KI if 1. 3M, .d. Ui. tl, 31 it, it a). BB rcse cu.!..-1, t.i.o.- 4 c. to- uis BB seal lu tbuva, ami aUio ilurai ii .mi a ns. BB urn if. 'II BB i llroinw.y ll f" i si mpai.i.w. H ItllVAI. HAV AA l LOT f I'll V. 11 H lllaes p.td in t imor' unoi 'ui'usii.l. ls 1 1 bbVJ h c' i i tin pal 1 i i J 1 1 i 1 .1 .nt, ot t 1 11 JBJ iu.u.iiiur. lAiLOt. a ii.,i a. 'I'l K. IV I k 1 k 'II JBJ Cl'ltlC UNCY.- It(a AI. I! V V tUafffll TFlit ft. oin'l: in nil. 'SIabB St.nl; lb lla IJ ui',,lt" I. 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k THE SUN, THURSDAY, 'JANUARY li), 1871. B COLORED MAN'S CAREER. Hfii'l WBOMA JTAMRinnVnO OTSTItJt 110VSB H', JO XllH CO VllT Or THE VZAH. 'jl AaAmerlran Colored Lawyer' Triumph In fi l.oidan Trlbonnl-I)nMng Dlaplny Hfl! I this VMtt Capital ol Europe. Bl i Bib: Tbi Sen recently mehlloncd the appear- K, I ine of in American colored advocate In a cva be Hi' rere one of the London eonrto, la which he dlplyJ B,! I to much legal tact and ability aa materially to eld Hkt til Client, end nre him from de t i on the (tab Hj.K lone. Thl Mr. Chf-tler, who tliun apteara at a l 1 lawyer, hai hid a rither eventful career In KurOpe, K.t(t la which he In eomewhat distinguished him- Hc I eeU In a variety of character. In 1S0T he Hf i appircJ In Bt, Petersburg in 'acent ol the IKF I Treedmitn'a Educational Hoelety, established In B;H ITiiUdelplita, whlh then existed under the preel BH deacyof Mr. Stuart, an eminent philanthropist of HKt t that city, for the pnrpoe of collecting money to M Dr J la theeilnratlon of the enfranchised black ol the 1 i Booth, Ilia credentials were etroog and tnrigU. HWhl: Ife had letter from Senator Martiner, Den U'ado. iUft t Henry Ward lVecher, and many other ablnlntr L llht of the Jlepubllran parly, eommondlng Mm Ht and hi minion to the favorable coiil'tera,Hon ofll lover of tree Initllutl'ml threnghout Europe, (len. fi.l? Caaalu M, Cl),tksn Minister ot the United Mate HKl'fc to Itnwla, to whom personal letter ol Introdnctlon flf. were handed by Mr. (.'heeler, received him kindly, flili obecrlbod liberally lo hi fund, and rum HiVHu aaanded him lo Wlnana and other wealthy HTfilfj Americana engaged In ba'lnen In the empire pJitiLj They In tarn gave fretly. and from the Holan H$fv aoblllty a handeome una n also collected, lr r3 ITjcaler, llndlnx Mmarlf Ilvln among a military Ml ft peoplo. adopted the tltlo or Captain, and was intra fcrTd'-v dacod to the Emperor Alexander by tlen. Hat. Wufl much against tho wishes of the Amerlcnm, a nil riLvf crffleer ol the United Mates army. Ill Mtjialy r 41 coifed tie American wlihmnny mark or iti-iwrtion j It LP aa a commissioned representative of the Ureal IU l.'iO public. jaf At a grand review of eighty thonand men of tin Li; J Imperial (luird on the ("t.amiu do II ir of St Rji'Q 1'otcr hurn, (.'apt. Cheater wat present, rldlnc ijir with tM auir of the Kmoeror, In one oi ff't the moil unique uniform! etir eeru on any llfli uf our oCker tlnce no enjoyed t6e luxury of livH 1 eupporllnz Ihein. In ll.o abeence of a rcula Wit tlon Captain' coat, he vrur a Di-a-ireen cial icl belpntin; lo eome Kuilan Colonel, III rhapcat m tint worn by Hen. C'Uv on Stite oceiilon. and Hl2iV -klieabrc bdoejead t" n oi-American natal omrcr 1 KJi I Capt. Cheater rode hl horio like a veteran, ami fCfij! wn at the front at all time, lie natura ly t-notuh 'f !i attrartrd attention, and tne iW nunc In the cluiis H'lit! rere busr for a time In apeeulatluz on the elurae H I' I terof the new Imperii! curat. Aitor the review. !N 1 the ueet of "tlal dh'lnctlon," the Cour 1 r'i li K.uetle isrreii'.l II, lunched lth Ilia Imperii J i Majeitr, and had n nord to to Captain H V I Chiller, uh una ualn Hie centre of nil ty. Tin a U military atucltei of the English. Fi inch, I'ruoUn 1! andAiM'ilan Ui,ibi"le vere ilerply chitrlned t 7J 'r 'tie kept In the backjronod, niilla oar Amrrl-j rcpricntailre reci lie. I uli tbe honors of the day I- Alter thl martial rncrrf Hie mllsu! aptaln n i Willi the lion 01 the hour In the llunlJii ciDltal. T.iklii IJjw'C the cue from lie Winter l'alaee, the nobility, Kl'E euch as ipoke Ki.allili. In on J which Hie Captain'. V lluculatlc iruircrarnla dIJ not extend, tnadu t rPaJTl American omrrr their particular guL He a Vll J 1 fittit to hla heart' roHent nipfi A fund were abundant, thi Cip'.aln tookrpli- idK did quartera lit tl 0 Itotvl Kl. i', th. tmt in ll.o el1 li' fi llred aoniptuonily, drewe-l elegantly, weirln th J.if flneat and mot ciutty for, nml cnrrlej hlineil nl S If fe t an the lni-uli)ccnc of an American lallllonan, )rfl Ho epent many montha In HI. Ivtrroliuri: and a l rU j Moscow, wherj he made ronqnet In money m- k i It R 3 lieirta, l ul at lru;th u Idi'ii!) ilMptK-an I from th i pk J fMhh nLIu c lr 1. 1, nu I i. ai l, il l'jr. to at'mil I1 'jf Et)oltlon, IU t nuklnc a prince. y prozrta Ihruu. I l Urrmany on. I tho wilrrlnj pl.uv, M It At Parti lis n tnlriublr ucee ufnl. Sui JjP qtentlf he tranfriMl Hie ec -ne ot hla ocer.itinn 1 F. reerir Uni ai l. In I rbalf of Ms I-'re-ilmtii' Kdn i I If I' t tlonal ilurtiii, but Willi 11 lut aucci ai l not knoa i Li ii Aa bo bra b-cjme a liuirt t r nt-law In Knsl nl LVJ SlHl S I fair to pu'iu.ie t at I e b.ia inn 1; a ilrrl led tm t'L H rresilon ir .11 the sympathies of lh" pliil-nthtur r!4l) Knillih rnblle, nnd drann li avi:y frim tlHrc.tr L If tablo purses. Ills miuie is nonr itiurid, as ho I a if'o 9 drorpvl t'.e military title una bceuino u mn'i 1 tlh t peiev. .yjj 1 It In rrcrerlo ndd th.t Mr. Cluster' e'.vau -i iklF from the ro,H'n "f n humble chloi i-f nn ujsl.- f I S kooe In Ihrrlsl.iinr to the t.onon-1 p, jlilon o' j J (3 prnclblonrr In Ibf Kax lih ronri'.anl .-ucat of It'. JS.3 i perns an.l Kli ;s. I" '!ue to hs own px-nlUr nbllnv i.t 1 Ills career In tbefntnre o-jiht to bs waicie I wit iH it r.V n lnleret I: nit eulicii-jde. as ho the rlr-t r'pir-n iH ?'5 r f tallv e of our ro wl rllo ci'lK.-ni wli his shim k(X I with nr.) Hi t: ul lii.inncy m rourl, cimo. au- iH rl 'iJ I ealoon. In tiio olJ eomm'iniM' I'.nrop' llnou. kjij1. tw Interietiiix t" n-irn Iro n tbr offl -er if the in i h r 1 4ctlue t,iht iltuatrlnd suci an uirolt efftb'e, an H t rnpolar me-it n'-ruil. tr 1, 1 1 Ii jw r.vi-'i amn Qi S added In the e r .11 1 ,i -i.-t bj tin- x'i Gig 1- rrilirnry niKslon, 01 t ir t- nii-rcenarv vi Hi4 J of tlr l'l.v;r-fl ex;l'.n .a Is rviv!y unsonhy R, J'V raome-it' nil nliun. wi.n nimllT the hriilun Jj arciil rcrults arconi.ilis'iJ I. imr Ir I iw n Ii B C Lit lour lYoni fi. i.-z-i Nov U Ui iiiouv IkU 1 of c'cuire an.i the lluav Inni of Lindon. hu U-i I Pf ai.'.rU(!)yciir.ilt3. r 1 i! it J i'H' -l-i: d hjtt Kilal.-uli -n; n j U AO:.tv f. A. .f,M a 1, i I M'P, l,'i,i, -i ,t c-i 'J! 1 bo ill llro-1.,, t.iinl ra.. ol II, -nlw it. H im?lt A I'Tlt'lfl I'l.DWKICH.-Wnnt.d.' HM IllJvc ft iMai.r ii.i-i '.rani nrr all ic-ii.tt i,. 1- LI 5 8 a-Kl -!ovl il Um-) or lAun-l. M St. JIKIIUl. U'P 1 rtl1. eoiuor 1 1 i;.-"-i HriCS ahtii'iciai- i'i,oM'.t:.-'.vihTr-CM to... IL a la naiiii tu work at rlowrr- Mo.inriraiieli(-i. hu- V ih I trt wsl-i imld. At I.OI'I'IN' ,minl llounonn. A i 7 A ltTiril'IA t, ow-r makr-s" winl-d. AkvT J tit IX koid lor'uoman. Inqiuo 01 BA.MOS. Va 8 dtj S VfLM.ii; li. '01 liioauu.c. mtb A llfll'M.IAt, I'l.UW lats-Uumi brsmnTT ;1 is I IV euU ro inar.tu wnt-.l; ork n'-iou out lh. ft b hoiio 1" ri-'ne- t. H rl kC II "a "jtTll'If'lAI, r-iwi "Ifanti-d. .me v"ory"iw-i HH 'f B 2k. naads a o. rO'ue br int nrr. Aiinlv flt Mi 11 l. nhll.'n, 1M tooitersl. i fjlj A til Ii I, 10 111 ,ler palm 1 am: also II Irrs w.nnie ill M ill; it A'lui 1.1 h PXIM'i. boa. tM. -un B IiV GceMli i" UvIhk In iiru-iL'wi prat.-i -ivl, Slllr A HJIl.l. (Iltl, 10 a--nt in houaeworK 111 aj.n, iV imall 1 .1. j. Av. I', 1 -ridi;. ilh rriiK i.Miii:- Ai,t.'"vm:i hvKiTriiv IB N III L lOrn.iri in Hie Mwillrill l.tUiritTIM, l.r 3 rA'v.Miiii-K .if.i iiAiunn. ;ir.a, me. nuiri's. 2 L Tf.LLKII 11K KOSTON, lo Us FlilrS.OK CuMPAN- I ji VH' flfS Tt TT(nirtLr:"nril -01 ili.'rinsi while mir H h U M J aei'ii s u,i4 in 1 V'i4, n t-i-ms a u ,i t u in),. I pel IudI ul-o n iiiil .jr mucil lioascv -ik ',t :i-. IP'I'KIN-. Ii T?X ri'.i: I l'M lil) ii r.i'nra mi I.iil.e' uniloris- j j 1 11) menu an I im 1 no,, 51 i'hn -ii ti i.'ilrn T 1. Hi fi fri T?IM"HI.'I a wui.ttil on mm hu ,Mrti"ie ill t II, 1J -m -n.l t pat t 1 si r ,-a in- i 11 luo na-i. I St rii:i7ti u a.nti: 1 ii-' in--. u jjl'i Or 11 1111 ll.M. 1 yt t ,1 fi 1 I tl'OI' lltT II AMIS .'Ii -I Slcauv v r V, l y,', .lltMHc:.d,l,lwi:i,j;,,l .0 i-i.... .1., i.iii. Ilu Hi jBiBf T Alill.-tTauelit!. i v. 'i rr"aWiTs.iiI'a swln m Jill yl LJrhliiis; itu.tni i.-tia itnar Icrrt'iia. aiacfi.u J I, lor a.v-an lent. k'. Urn 1 Iw 11 1 m n-i-ir. HI ".j! T All w I1 m .ni-Msipil mill vin.- marla M v XJaL-1 11 1 Hi-- arurlc t ca,i ilo at .1 j ni eo .i 41 BBfl'jfj' Tt-TtlTimiSM em ii 1 re ofrar.ni i l" ho-n. H H Wit lri 1 1U11 I n 1 1 1 In.- 0111 tin i..- il i.f f i 1 111 1H j 1 li! rtrf.i'a AI4 Huelr. I'' l.iv 1 t li t M.o lin till 11 Vi 1 iH 1AM in Hi- last mi vuiti, K-a--i Jau.vl, call tl j 1 1 f I wee', and Monday, -t HVjH E vFT 1 iTWMy iiwintiiui'.li.iT'on raouTlili pniuiei.TiTn.. I IT '11 iMi.U-heri u.ui, lit I'rlnce 11. F Iff fVl'IMI.VVlilM' v in lor W..I v. 7irV.in, ill il 1)1. Hoe woik 1 1-ni ti i! cr ni-L 10 -irxi-nro I il'II1 haaus. full ..1 niai r. '1 n, t ;i', a 1 y. 5 ,7l,,!"!'' nTOlis and I .-irs"o" W.a W iTvTiv- H IJT learn tia.Uin 1. 1.1 nit- c r, ci or tl -lior-1. I J 1 ''.p'A.T i-.aute.l 1 T o7 ,n u 1101; p alu woi iiH 1 t it. It. m.iihlne Atii.ir al j .j! j j jknxv 1 bMiTirs. i;s mil sr. iH 3 !l Vy liiiuw and aca-i til it. B 'J JL MIIWi ALU, rroadw.y Hjfi O'.'M.ff'" "lod -Kiner.enced liiTSi-., Ij IAi LOltV eLirt Jtciory, S Trout 11.. Ilrooklyn. m i o 'o';-Va-vT,t'jcJrr!!r;f."mato'i'': uu rj1 l,Al.'5,t -V'.-.1i'"'nndiowrlcnn imnti Ijr i lw- l. KUL-EMJU iturray .1 iMl 11 rillli: I.AIIIIS .l,t, "H"fJ iVB!t Tllr iiHr1 W oir 01 ti.o i.iaiiariil 1111.11KI111 nit v f; t'?i,ViV');Iih;,",,"V o" ii"V!iiirirN j! V IOS j"t,l,l! 1'""iBll,K COJIl'AS J 111''' "VJ'';!?'r hw!'"r; J''d nifsee!- nrTwimc vei" rl iH J v tnaacBk. New Clumliers it. J M Mil Uortf.AM) 'f, XVANTIIII-BoniietfraiiiB mnkori, "tllinlonrM ci t 11 lln. aadhiir lai-ci liiiiv w irk I wk y mV. H' ifJl DH.SlUl I.Y.SII().', lloo'eftr, I If- ir ui,r 1ii-'liiiiwln ina.lilne. fprileoueaayUriniirii. tlniauiy,s,i floor H I Ii YA.Ni',l!ri "lV,'-'''unlna"ilero"ilnT. 7. v J. ea j. eii -d tit n.11 1 ai 1 jii'Nv'!:i:tKKit4it-,..)j:vri,tr,,.,,1,lfloor H 1 "VY ANaT,.Va'i";A.,lii'';:,,"i mkiin waeitn,,i.A0.iyo A Josi.t'ltrS;: ,u E H ii! V ANTIill-In a email la. i, n i-,.,.t s ,1 7.TV7 h B S I S at J-. ,r,my0.Bt e'' W"5''' ''1'crV' ill f, I "VV A N,TKI.'-Fli-t c'api uiator mi tUriT w, f 'ji:; Ulme'ni.'t''1'1 u"'!,'llle' none oilier ct-cd a,p,, ai AVl.?'!',,r1., etam 'iu-iiriTne"w sTTir iiiT jj 8, tt,'r y' Allan"c hle-"u Launiirj.lJaol in.i v 1 'L!i0 ''""iVLoyi'-AV-. y. t; I K .iWlViriiir ."lb ii'Ju"K: ul bu' ,JUI",r JJlnnl A JffJCTlffc A -11K1IIRHT PltlC'Krt.-Work lven out lo A pay for 5lni machines t-r In.tallmcnU 1 In.triic. tlon free. ULAKR A 1VNU.159 8lht Utt. llroadway and llh av. A-iiAlTlK", al IK Kail What., you can et (Irat class aewn tnaclilaea by monthly psrmenu In worV al home 1 Instruction freei open evcnlnj:!. h I" l.KN II 1 1 Wheeler A Wllion lewini maehlna for sale at irties nodanew. CM Uroadway, between llouatoo aad llleecker. third floor. tjklVINU SIAC'llINKr-lVheler A Y'Tlson, rl rSeea', Wilicov A iilbhs. hlnger. Ac, to rent, with prlvlleye ef bnvmit, and led, monthly payment, fall at tlraenwlcii ay. and 137 Eait Uroadway. Ladioa uaght. rilllK I.ADIKM Al.li IVr.KI'J flVK.U Till I sorrows f the lieint'ful Ulf.nMirilA.1IIK I'AWNIlltOK KlfS IIAtHIIITKII I nn. T1IK KOItTUNh TKU.I.It OK UOSTU.N.In the FIItKSlUK COMPAN ION. Head 111 VKVV IIIHT IHONKUH on fla work, t 1 CLAUK'B laundry. iMMm Wlh it. WANTF.Tl-JOMrslori.l bsilsrs aad taUheri on pantalooua. 9 lloonvelt it.. t Boor. W ANTKI-Kptrlneed hand to flnlih genu' II how. tH rotiylh it., room. WANTKD-Anrst clu bookgatharcr and palters at H Vandowater aL W A .NTKIiA waiher and troner, atTJ Grand it., 11 third flour. EHtinlfi) JTatxs. flF.NTS. -IdOrr.en wanted to aell the most attrae live artlrie ever offered in this cliy 1 no patent liiiuibui, JJ Dry it., np italn, front rooin. l'KAIIODT k CO. 4 N KNKljlir'rTI(rSlAN. wlth iome cspltal. to i lake an active part In a nisnnlsettirlnc ennrern do liir an est tlilUiicd traJo (IIIUiviKlirK. ti llroidwy. VnlAN who tally underslanili the iiianiifacinre of silk bead neta on n warp mnrJilne. Ad trees llhAH SKIij.tiov 11. fun omce. l-'l ItHTM'tTArira Mumber ttnt. CallTo- two let 1 at I m M it., between Ay. A and Ml av., In the morning. o'clock. Villi V wanted lor i-lnnlnt laro m 1I1 on papers 1 iprlcni'tt ban I profcrr -d, al Alimt A Hal) 1.1s il'o. Walker n. VIKIlill loaener-msker Hd i nl a flrt-r!sa workman need apply at I'. II Mll'l '.t, II l.aliM H. HOTTI.I'.Uh VANTI-:i).-Two"vmrng men that untler-land I minima r-rirr. a a. and cm. r IIDIIOAN llltO III Kit. 1 1 WeillBtha', Iltl V wanted, with teferenc, in the crockery Hon Dull 1st av. 1" IU rrtllt TlllTlMIVr.-Tlie tcntleman wlro I baa letl.leil -teit nine yean, nw aaent of th Ctiildren'l Aid boclety. tlVes oul anolhir tmrtv ot bomehss rhllilren .inn tl. Infonnatton and assistance ramWrd to toor families to rind new lion-cs Call rtnn iiAy. llinridt), Friday, and Monday, Liih 19 111 1. a'. II Kal libit I :TU TO W M'TS.NKRrtA f -w co I h-lndl l can find strady eiap'nsnit-nt ntftper week, wlla J BWIMU'lIMi A Ct).l'ai-mn. NJ. AtJ'.'l'A"'f AN" IVOKMMIJIEV, AT. all. TKMIOa !-Kver) one hla ouniniilrr tlnnd i-omra tor atl A public meettnx will bt iisld, undsr the neiplc of t.ie CoSperaitve Itannfaeturliig and Ijind Conipanv of Pennsylvania, on this ivsnlntr. .tan. IP, at is o'clock, al troreiativr llap, :il rtnucry, when and where Hie ohp-cn of the Company win r detained. tnares psratiie In monthly In staltntcatl of 13. Itaos and Inforn-atlon may also he obtain! nr, and antK-rrtniiouj will ba reeitvtvl Oy. 11 msi s. 11. K. Meiksv. HI n'MUinjion st.; tir K. tveger. li", I. mi If.ili it. t:. siunus. l(inal it.i Win. llorckel, Jll llrnomeii' II. C Nseaiaao, Contra it 1 H, Ilrom bert. is) Cellar ai., room T 1 and at the onieeot tbe Trea arer. Wm. Itadde. K) l'earl 11 .New York. MATTRV.S!a 31 Alt Kit. anted Vt J. J. BULLI- VAN. .hl.tUv BI'.'sr'fcTMII.If'-rriod boy aanlod. Ai-ply at tu .Nan. in 11 rojm U. riMNSl 1T1IS wanted lo co Umllr-i In theennnlrv; I stt-a-l) joh. ,l see vou al klunieil A lho.npspri'. 51 Water at New York. WAM'llll A good Fox lathe Ihnod on valves. If wblstlca. tr canable of Uklnc rb.nrire of a shnp, a'10, a gol eiHk haml oooebot first clsas b.nodtntrd ,n;'ly in inch -,vd waeoi and comtant work will he ven. .lAMK-s MUi:UUo:,boi. fill, Toronto, CansLn V" A VTF.K Yosn ni- n for aiotrs. rorlers inr II siar. iiinse. hi-ip alio, eoachmrn. gnivii, wsl ternnMi. stslitetMcu f.inneri and gar.'ener provided with excellent fitiut'ons br applyuj ta Mr. HAN Ml Ml. r-nrl St., Hraoklya IVA NTIIII-A bi.y 10 yo errand bold Ores, nnd VI make himself na, fit) about n shop 1 u. tees If per 'i wit I Ullll cnilii- w-il rr-CiXllllln Ii'tl J V. tVALIiKPS f. into .11 lleeknanst. 7 A NTKD TltiiiniJi who uiiileislao'ls general Jon. 1? hlacaod fitr-nee work. 111 Hie c uniry. Aj-o y 10 1. C. UKU Mil: -i, at ba;ja:r-rjoui loot C'.'i.ini Uri si. W A VTKD n or I1 goud p'u-ribar". Inqai-r al is McCmioiiira Lei-l Ci.upany. fin Disie at.. Sew York (IBt). liO IINSOV. V Al-l'"rarPenieri. Hons is'ters, and ox t T driver by tno mnmb n.1 hnnrd. it low wntfi. II UlltllAKIHiiS. Mtliav. WA NTi'.lf -An fttce v. Apply between 3 nnd 0 A. II. at olflcu sutency'i lloti-f. lnoolrf 'o- AJ..ANIf.ll fOIIFS VVANr.l lMj.jiaii-ir,M uarnea Pinriin.l Yl snwhers Il!'MAi:K4r CO.. W a:d l.Minlsl.n ilaee Jcwar. N. J. VVAVriH) A ririo" n assist in ilrnrattng china 1V1 ire. Address V. V. W., bn int, Sun ofl'.ce. VA ST 1,1) llrit.c'.vj 1 In and i!io ttoi vtntc ijii I). PKIil'a, ji tVtji iiroadwsy VA'iTF.n-rKont nMlnt flnlsiierii. W luflronil II ne r I'rospct it Jersey t nr. V AT. T Klf-A "ioiTeuiler. Ap plVlo I l7lT fl.SON, tl Miannlst j,iliilttM d jaiur I'AM'Y (iOIII)M and mil. Invry store for aale .V Ikh-ii laii'tsneil for n yesri: lltr o ner a' ,--it r tit.nttoai buaincs. Apply &i .1AA Atlantu-at ItroiJ, ln. 11 1. s OMil.UIioNK I I'M I'lT, anda water, and rper stand for sni eiiean Ifiold lii-medlatelr uaabeonul) reinoied any other pail of the city. Apply to WILLIAM .uhOTl'.eClfv Hal! place. UHKAT rilAM'K. -Fancy tooda store; be-i 1 oation and l-mj i-ai- at s b irgain. atlial Culuui isi.. u ar aarke'.t st. b mth llro-ik yii IKI'.ltV Hr isl, in good lo'stion, and ou ren- I I rou'ibk- lerm. Inatilre at t-s) Wi-u au KKIt V fir saleraun, a in or wltlwut bone i initsiiu.!, J.i-li si av. iuv II 1 1, Ik Kit, complete. sine cur.- for acti 1 -1 l hsn la an I Hi--, ip i-osi. Ri-n col.VIS' illiOs.M llr adwav, 'lilt ISA 1,1: chauco for aumo one 1 n slock 1 and natures nf th iov. cm ly. and hewii-aper de t. now d i'ng .1 good caib tiu-inoss ttm pire.s nlnn ay the mil s aallsractors r.sons glien for selling. ip'y on priniUe', tw Vark-g St., neat c irner King (lit hA l,li7-l.' wiiriiTiv-lliVsancTaaa fixture f a n od gro-ery store tl Kat lllli al. 'lilt s'l l,r.-!JairSfr itiop. in Eau llih st be I twcei Avs. A and it 'Mill HA l.n-UutcbcrTbopl InqulreniO liaiT I Uihai. riliK ItllT IKf'ir i.ile. nil complete 1 rutin be 1 1( mid oy 1 en 1. Inquire at Mi Laii Sill it., atlir 3 tlf.l IIHIS'li ami gjs fit nag slinp for lalo cheap. J th.- old lan 1,81 I al Illusion., .isii XVI I.I. imii-lnw ai uci-IUnlgrooirv and ,V'tl itipiorsi r-iipl'ia.) TIIOK HAIKM.V, Auillon-e-. Ol bamberiit 1 poato ana yioonu. 1 l'KY lueclinnlcinndotli- rs csn ibialn ood l unr l and romfortnti'e toonia at n p"r uc'i fill nt. 11, iv k ui B Knit auist., beiweau ManlSduvs. I lav -urder also. I lt irtll Ml) parlor tor gentleman and wife two s'n.-lc room for grntlsmen, aith board. JO It r ar 1 I'litV rontltmien. als) a younz la-ly, can d l-o-ird aad romns wbh all Ibe loinforti u hoiuii at 11 l.l'UWseij. 1 FKU'iaecliiiDle'pano'i am pood hoard wltlicoin t.irtahle hjuie at a per u- k, at JiO Kaal Dili 1.1 1. day lioarlrrs. k I-'KtV youns ut-uilcmcn or fa His ?an oliTaln goo I 1 -sfd and cntorlah'e r.ai.n, ji m Wt-st M'.l ,1 at, I Hl.l'.ASA'sT fuu'said rnold ta :o"? yoifiig iii.-ii, or man au-l irnnin. l ,-nmt.,flrs doir. FUtV Usady iii4 tu navegood ti sr.l7TinmgT V ttoflufcnwicr beds; terilii laa-. ISI It idis ,n at. f'KlV entlamjii can kei g 10 rbTiarTafprTfaTT l.ons,., !UI I'.h.i SUM 11.. )j tl r. It) WCIIINII. rieaiaiit roumi, goid tab e, stniio II bedai dny I oirJors alio. Oil wn ay. ileal Stli 11. 17 IT It N I II KI) roonulor hrnlckepTngeaTfroiii 'fit ill pgr weekialao, a room for S moa, ai 1J-J llutwon t. J.TIt SISIIKl) ioom.-wlth or wriTioiii hoard, to ftHhVi" vln ln'1 01 """e genilemiu. 56a Wwt II'ltSlrsltkl) room to let audaiiii. for honsekerp. tug Minus, privaf lis Franklin st uenr lln bon. I "tlflll ooard w ih pleainnt rooiui may ho liaTT aiTo". da hosrrtus lakeo laniil low t at Vt 3SHi st. 'IMl RIINT-An atue and lmiT "he'droom, many fur I milieu, rent. tl5) and IJ, giutlemeu ouly. sv ll-iiisri st. s YIII'Ml Jills and V respectable ladh-a ran bu accoiiiiiiodatoil with good board at irrj 4th av. I l lll.KKCK Kit 1ST., near the lloV-rr -Afow 1 W goutl.ini-u 01 geut.wuau and Mile can be iiccom in -dated wtlh board Sitnntioiu Ktnitlff). Itr.rsl'IIt'TAIll.l'. iiiM.lle'age 1 II. li -w womaii i aould liko to sirvcsomg tlrst (larafHinili aa iva.-is- :''FTMB?LB!S''cl'in't:.,,f.;'.''l,l CJ" n U' HK.-ai'Kt'TAIII,!! iminy girl d.ilr-i naiinaiinn ,'k 111 11 1111 Ml orit -tu lamny to do gsnc. al housework rojtl riftrenii-. Call al M Yauauut t rear, for 1111 I I A 111' of aarrral enra' evperlsnee iletrs i"posT Hon as foreiadv In (he nocktie oiialiio-sa 1 oau com. mU hands. A-idrest M. uoj60 Hun otilre YOl'lsVl womas'woqld like fo'i.ike'Serliir' Haia.' t lug. Apply nltAl'orn In sKl.i iheioar. t A. l'Kli St)T, mi.i ii.iie nocJIe iu liorTiSFvti.rTC nr- I'mera promptly niled. jSi.',,'!:''' respectah'e jonni; wou an. toil 1 ai, .uZ?f. I!v,!'"' dyi wm assl.t'or do washing r'r S?- A. .1.'.;' 10,1 l icy uool eooa. l',e.w,o oall Oii haril al ro nn 1, la im bm.dlng. V .'',''''l" ''ion ly a'rMpMnhpTToiinii m a 1 or cihfecUuu iy. Call T Ji addreet, for one wn 11 n,,ft ifoUgJyn. ur Sctitfa ?,IOtitfS." S(.i!!'7MN,AVA.?f,.'H'"li:TY,-rxt.a meeting iorVi.01" J."" "UHI.iiisiJ'cirk lo ci--.tal.cpp r I. S 1 '.if l'"'!!"' "if inher am ,,.-ci y ra. IHlld j atl'tvl, Jiyrmoiofthel'ipside it If U-Lfill DAAilVK, Btcrtlitr, llOOTIl'rs T11KATHK. EXCKIT KVE11T EVF.SINO gATUIIDAT EDWIN lioOTIt ItlMIF.I.IF.It," In rtnlwer'ahlitorlral play, produced In a very inperlor manner, with the adaliinn in the regnlar company, ot Mil. LAWItl-.NCK IIAItltKrT. "iiiciiKi.imJ" MATINhK OS (SATtfllUAY. JnJI, at lKo'ctOtk. SATURDAY P.vr.NINO. .latt.SI, MIL I.AWItKNCK UAIHIKTV ln Itntisnn' rnmantlc drama of LOVK AND LOVALtV." eetleurtd BIX DAVB in advasck. MT.CIAI, MATISHK FOIl TI1K noI.LASD TKSTIM05IAL, On TlltllKUAr. Jan. 19. Commanelog al ONK o'clock. OrTenbach'a Porular Comic Opera, LA I'MIICIIOl.B. I. a IT.mcllOI.K MLLE. AIMLB. NLW bCKNLUY. NEVy..'03TirMK,..An,()IJ(TMI.ST? BATlT.DAY-MATIS'i:i: AT -Lai! time, LAOIIANDK DICIIKaaF,. la DrciiKssn mi,i.f..li:a hi.lv. HITNDAY Fourth (Irani Concert of...,.., FlbK'b KALfXSIOIt MN1II HKUIMKM BAND, MUFICAL DinECTOH,..".0.!... CAltt.0 TATTI. Admlulon, SOrcnla. Iteecrved leala, ft. W ii h"si i t Kill. II apl.UI.Mt NOTICK. TO DAY. I HfltHDAY. 19TI1, HIIAND KXTU MATINHK In aid of the Holland Tesllmomal. T1IK LYDIA rilOMPMON lHOUl'X In the first act of rT OLOIUIK AND fllF. DIIAOON. After which the great comic akaiera, Mesis. Itol" ai.d tioniillll II, by pcrmlstiou of .Mrssri. .lAIHIKfl A rALMHII. To bo folloaed by the favorite act of "l.hl' MK nr.," bv Messrs. JOHN'S' Y Ot'KKN and llll.l.r WF.tT. of the ceii-nrnted BAN FltAN'OfCO lllNHrilLLH. b) yetniMilon of Messrs Tllrrh, Wamhold. Ilernard A linckn. The whole to conctu 1c with tho second acl of ON II IMl. In which Mr JOHNS V TlloMPaoM will ppetr. The graiuitous services of every member of the donhtc company 14 1 ndcr. d. VVtMifiWiij sT.i 11, 1 1 l.very Kvriii-ig nnd Patnrdav llstlnee. lMMKNatii St'CChnS OF 1 UK LAN1 IIIIUAT CHNHATlON. Fatewrll pit M of the bri'llnnl enn icement of THE I.YDI TIIHMI'riOS TIlOi'l'E. Producdou of the entirely new bnrlesqne cntlttcl, T. IIMllitIK AND TIIK DKAIION, MATINKK I'EIIFIlltllAM K TO DAY AT I I'. M.. .IIHIN'NY TIIOMI-SOS In "ON IIANDi Or, TKI'K Tu THE LADT." NYrop'rieuirsnd'Mnnacer. Mr.l.l.STEII WALLACK Mil l.ESTEIt WALLACK Every Evening, nnd falnnlay lalince al IK 0 clock. lonlL'ht, third lime. I'lanclie's FAIXI IICAHT NhVhll WON FA lit LADY, nd Uourlcaull'a L'SED n To-morrow, flnt lime Ihlt trs'on. with entirely new SD.l hcaiitilul icenrry and nail.lnfrr. appoiniinenls nd rlegsrt ros.niueii. and uniforms and ad the charm Iu; incidental muttc, liotertson'i great military drama, nuili." WAItltAI'U'S 11 HArlllDAY MATINEE. JAN. JI, Al hn fi.a-t I. Mr. I.F.rilKIt WALLACK In FAINT IIEAIir .NEYLII WON I A1I! LADY, and l'HD I'l'. COX HOOK OPEN. riMIH till HAT IIOI.iIaMI TIlt'l'LlltlMAli. J. a i. ri.M.K a) mis iioi'si!, Illrli-DVY. .us. 11. A Dill of Immense Variety aud Attraction. I. .11 1'ICJ Til r,ATIf h. r el. IKI Mil WKFK OF 0. L. FOX'H OHEAT 1'ANlUillMB, WKK WIL1 IE WINK IK. THOUSAND I'l'llN I IIOI'3ASD3 micmlj aiitheuilciie I THE lltHKjil-flllU; FliOLICS OF iii.t). l. rii.. the PAttAiios tn's, THE OltlMAI.D! OF I HE AllE. THE MOoT 1'EltFKlT HAIILEUl'IN M)E, AND (lOIIUKOI lltNSFlHIMATIOB. MA1INI.E Whll.N'EhD V Y AND HAfl'llllAY AT I. ynW YtlltK flltt'lrs. A f'INDEIIEI LA will l e pre'eule'l. toiciher with Till I.NIIHF. Clltt'l'- IIIOl'i'K. AT THE MATlNKLe on W KDN ISHI Y and HAT CltDA V O.N'LY, IS o'clock. FOE FAMILIES AND .ll'VENILES. F.VI.RY MOI1T AT I. ALL 11IE tlllKAT AltTli'T'", lESSAIIOVAI. DVIIMIAUK IIDIWKM ANSHIP. lllt'lPJUAY..) N' ll.bPhl IAI. MAtlNEK, JvioVicck, in aid nf tne IIOI.l VMI ffJiinU'MAL. IN Ll V, KVIMV,, DHATl'nDY MVTISKK. n.i. i,::i sTlr t-i'ci im of "nil: aok Till. uOlalK.I n -.I'M TACL'LVK I'L A Y OF rllK IILCK CllllUK. lViin erfe .New tteenorr nl Elfeots. anl the LAKi-.l.; I i.UA'.D IIALLET COHl-a that ever ap pearuJ la Am n. a iN MONDAY Evening next. Jan. ttt, FKVr.ftAL NEW AND UI11I.LIANT EE TfllE8. GtiVaiYinif. Till ATltr. 3111 WEEK Ul I tit! nun 1 1 r L'K VI. COM I DY, HAUVTOflV OAli.HOliA MAT1NHI! SATTTflDAY al l 'SMIi; HOLLAND TIWTIllOMAIt. i. ON SAIUHDAt, .IAN JI. la.lt MAII.NtK A.ND EVL.N1NU. There will br s,in at Till ACADEMY OF MI'MC. In aid of the "OLiilHiE HOLLAND FI' ND," a eerie ot lirsnd IVrfminsnr s, rn-brselng the higneit lira mat'c end lluik il talent kuown to tlie i-nuniiy. full Particular wi 1 l.r sn-iutii.cd in tlir morning paper of TO klllltttOW iFIIIDY JAN. 'JO. 171. IIOX MIKkI NOW OI'li.N A r Iirl.l.MA.N H, til llllllMlWAY, MITl'ill'tlLIIAN lilllEL. 1 in ll AVENUE Horhl.. and at The Hex Ofili-e of TIIK ACADEMY OF Ml'flC, rinill. tTAIt I'ONI'HIITH.-Tl.o icason nf t-tar I tonceits will comnienco al Htoina'a'a, Feb. 1 1'rc.gininti.ei 01 iiariiing tuagolluJe. All the great artisti of Hie i-nniu,,.it. I ina i:mvi'M TiTiTvTHE. J I Every Eveulue ai 1-. xaurday Matinee at 3. Ihe celcbrnted romedlan Mil F1HNK DltEW. In the great burlixjne ol MAiiEI'l'A, and Hie clorloai coimUy ui IIIH I.AM LE1I1L T IX A 1 DiriVfs'I'lll'.ATItE. 1.J lieturn 01 LACIi Km nk to New York. LAI HA KEEN'K, LAI 1IA KEESE. next week In a beautiful piny hv Dion Uouclcanlt, lit'MED DOWN 1 Or. 1 be TWO LIVES OK MARY I.KIOII. supported py a cnrtfulir selecie I company. MAHIB rKr.llAt.'llef Tho StaiiT "iheaire to ul.'l.t. "li iki-spi aro'a Ta nln j of the Flir-w" iliu- i-i-riibrnte wid-ripensiiv, 1 To-mirrnw A In eoiieLecouvri'ur." Saturday, Kccbaso'a Ocutat, Ullln- iT msvv yriiit v oi'TTi tTi inr hk. 1 TilK fillkVI .1 ('k t-Hhl'I'AIID lll'lll.lksgl'K. I III! I1;:A1 JA K BIIKI-I'MIII Itt'HLEkQl'E. TONY I'ASIOIi'tJ a'fAII IliOI'I'E IV NEW Al 11. l Ul.N'EI... tVKDMi-HAY ANDAl UHDAY at 'JlSIL pan I'll ncis('(i"Vi iNSTiii-;'i..i'i riitoAii. li WAt -ullh.M sl'llKMs. HOLbEH I I'.uU'DKD N10IIII.Y IIIIICII WAMIVll.D. IIVUSARD, A HAt KI i'hftnn Franriaro .Mii.airrls. Tin lau'H com pnm 111 Hit- w o. i-l, tu n-w i-oiigs, din.'es. ccoentiic uct. Ac. I'luar WEMs ot LES iflltOANIM. ::!b. ('.UIUJIV 01' .lU'rair. 'T CEIK I.L ritANCAliTlin l.'HARMOSIIL 1'IFTII OitA.ND MA'OXhllADIt HALL, IIENEI IT DP THE br'"r,KHEI DY TIIK WAR, IIU'ltkJiAV. JAN. SV.1NTI. O'ASD'tjn'fJHrJC'J'ltA op OM'. 111 MIRED MI'blOIAN. uuili-r Ihe dlrrc'lon of AMIMO L. MORA. T ckels and IIotm f .r nli! at A. D'Ouvlll..'!. 511 I roadway 1 Aruntul', WIS Iliondwnyi Itiillimiir. 111 Uroadway 1 an j at I'errlo de t'llarmonle, aa Ciinlon I lai-c, bv nil 1 lie iiiumours ol the Lluu, and at the pilui'l I al i.oii-li of the my. $r;il (Eslalt. A ('II A.Nf'R.-I.ots f.ir sale al Norwood, 21 mlloi in i Jenny M s-acii-ll 1 dinm, and J mmthly 111111I I'""'"' t1!' ""'-'A"8. IU Uroaday, rooms, or Jul Hl.lttir.N CITY I'lttll'HHTY.-nilt balk" iiJ".o.""V!.1.'''"-li rua ,"rgea City, N J.i a floe villa eitc. I or trims, tve, addrrM I W.K.boxllll.BnnoClee. O IV N KUS of unimpi uved louVcall on CIIAH. MACRAE. ,0 Cedar, coitii-r Naiiau. V('"T!;:,, tia WuflsM, L. I. AdJru.a K.TC 11 box mo, Mm "Al' i-.iaun. full imrllcalaia tt I K K i(-yif t'lttisV.VnVtrroTTMrVu Vs! y, ''iv' "J",' "".W "oll,(- f""r furiibhod, tu Slit si bclHceii Hih nnd lull ava 1 good Inraiiim HATCH d: lllkER.I.W Hioailiiay. efoi ?,':ili nub Co 3"ti. I ll I'TH Tt) I.F.T wltli steam power, riinntog nlziit J nnd day 1 plenty of Hirht. win! lull sin' pi, LiVafcr uu water closet on eaili lliajr, mid pn 1 ii.w c bo beatedwllUiteaiufeodualre-l,al.l. T l'il',"rov 'IV, and 81 ltoe 1. S'osl mi!) ounb." T.l,!'i'U V NOTi; lost," drawn" liTllTtviiT ti.,,1 un 4iJt',",a'u 01 Hovi-j-A fon. lin ed Bei'l II, ptoii. 4 mo.; annum, Hit fii pavii u 11 il Hopw d. A ullai,ls reward will h.' nd or lh. Jim. ''I'-'l. HO VH Y A bt iKj i't JJl I".' J&mniimtrtfM. ft 111 It iltl it LAM) TEXT 1.11 0.nJI Alt. OI'.AND CONCRRTKI) IifiMONSTItATIOK DR AU ATIO PROFESSION nE..XbFIT OF TIIK WiDOW AND CIIILDHEK of the t.ATK IIPOKIIK HOLLAND. UNEXAMI-IJr.D I'ltOOItAMMK. Through the hearty liberality ol all the manageri, and the generons and prompt codperatlou ol tbe entire dramatic and musical profcaslons, the Commiliee in charge of Ihe Holland Testimonial have the prlvllega and pleamre of anbmlttlng to tne pnhllc of New York aad lirooktrn the eubjoined extraordinary combination of attraction!, TO HE dlMtlLTANKOl'SI.Y rilF.lENTKD ON THI'ltl'DnY AF1 KIINOIiN. JAN. II. at Eleven diircrent Theatres la New York and Ilrook Joill'IlISINO THE MOST nilll.LtANT TALENT l.S IHE CUL'N 1 11 Y. Lwieea and Mieagfri. Msssrs. JAItRETT A 1'ALUKR Incommeuci at 1 1", M. 1'K.IFECriON. Mr.fleo. Ryer. Mr, II K.TcciaawnUrit BAN FRASt IhCO MIM appearance In America), HTIIELM. Mr Fretl'k Dewar 11.11 nrit appearance la Ameilca), OSO. llr. A. FitxgersW, Mls Fanny rrevllge. llr. T. Hamilton, Mr. II. Marlnley, DANIEL IN TIIK IlllY- Mr, C. H. Morion, ANT' Dkrl. Mr. F. Rogers, DAN Hilt ANT, Mr. .1. FrankMn. NELSK HEYMOIIR, Mr. J. Itobcrtsoa, 1.1 in LI. MAC Mr. E. K. Collier, Mr. II. Smith, RECITATION, Mr. F Clarke, Mr. tlen. Vendrnhoir. Mr. I'. Lambe, (as alio at Walivk'a and Mis 1 snltne Mnrkham., Fifth Avenue fhcairoon Miss Fanny I'rcilige, tho saint day Mi'B Hiwilnson, Mr. Wright, THE IILACK I tttxiK llonrautl, HALL ROOM BCENF. HI-8 LIDIaTiIOMI'SO.N 1'IIEMIEIIKH. MR. HARnVHECKKTT THE OKAND IIALLET. lnfCneirom I'ARIH, TIIK MAJ1I.TOSS. by peroiltip n nf MIL HENDERSON. Mcsr. Moe and Ooodrlcli. HOOTIt'd TIIEAHtr... rroptlclor and Manner Mr. KDWIN IIOOTH. To commence al I 1'. M. I Mr. Edwin Month, Mr. Lawrence 1". Uirretl, hakeprc'romedy of Mr. w. II. eheildan. Mr. KATIIEIII.NI'. iA.W. Fcuuo.Mr. Il.t. An- AND derson, Mr. Aug Hint. l'ETIIfCHIO. Mr. It. l-atemar, Mr. J. and Ilimeon. Mailer hcinmnr, W. J. Hohsnn's Mr. N. Decker, Mr.uogan, 1.0VE AND LOtALTY. ls I'aletii.in, Mr. eiiiionr. MI11 Llvlogiton. FIFTH A VKM'F. TREAT RE. note Lessee and Manager Mr. AHUUST1N DALY. Lummcuccs at 1 1'. M. Characters br Mr. Itswli, Mr. Harktns, Mr. Davidgr, Mr. Uromon C. Ilowari' Mr. Whlilng, Mr De Vere, Mr. l-arkei. Mr llrowne. Comedy, Mr. Mallhiaig, Mr. Ilnr- nctt, Mr. Itsscoinh. Mr. PAllATOOA. Itivikmaa, Mm Fanny Di- veninrt. Mis Clara Mor RECITATION, rts. Mlsa Fanny Morant, Mlsa Llndi met, Mrs. tut llr. QEO. VA:;DENH0F'. hen. Mrs. Winter, Mm Ames. Mlaarif'lavton, Vol mer, Norwood, Kcenc. OLYMPIC. LESSEE AND MANAIIKII MIL JAM. E. HAYES To coiuineuce at J I". M. Mr. tieo. I, Fox. llr. Uro. Iteane. Mr. It. Iloneiwooil. i"S Fanny lleanr. Mr.ll.lt Pratt, HI'I E. Roacr. Mrs. Annie Yea. WEE WILLIE WI.NKIE. mau. Mr. .1. I. Dcbnnav. Mr. r. Atkins, Miss Lulu Pilar. Mlsr Flora Ie. Frnion. Johns ill. Topack. Melrose, Hill, Fierce, Nsy mr. WOOD'H MfSKI'M. LLSJLE AND MANAIIa'll Mr. OF.O WOOD Cpnimcni e at t-1'. M. THE LYDIA THOMPSON Miss LYDIA TIIOHI'SON'. Tlttlt'l'E Ml.s IDA II M!LSl, (by kind pcrinitsion of A.Imis At.ICK IIAKI.ImiN'. Ilrndrnnn, Eia.l ,Ml NELLIE llh.NDEIt will play Ihe First Art nf Ml., bl'. (ILOIIIIE A.ND THE Miss A I HF.I'.TON, DI1AI10V, Ml AENOI'I, or the Mr IIAItlll HECKKTT, fcEVEN CHAMPIONS Or Mr. t II. LIE KDWIN. Cllill.-IENHOM. llr r W KKEMK, lr Jotinnr Ihonuaon and others, will api'tar in the ieeood Mr. Jt-linnr lbumison. Art of Mr. Lo-aii ilesia)Cr, ON HAND. Mr. Charles, The Champion bkaters, r etea-srt, MOE AND II-ODIiH'll. Mr. Msnly, 1) p, roiiasloo of Mesirs nn-1 JarrettJL Palmer. Mlsa Theresa Wood. I.1NA EDWIN'S TIIKiTRF. l.Cfiteand Mana:rc Miss LIN'A EDWIN I'uniDlrlKl al 1 1'. M. IIIH illr. l'rnnv Drew, 1, sf I.EOa. ft'. M. W. Lefflngwei;. Tl." Ilnrlmqu lr. Ila'rs Jo", li-, Mr. of ihuL ivu-.fln, .Mr. Welch HAZFPPA. Kdwsrrts Mr. r. Marsdeii, Itl.LllAlloN, Mr Ilroiigbtoa. llr. 1 alt ell.Mirs r 1. l.r. Kino, Misi liar II (I'ltlllEN Howni. Mis H1'" Lewis. Mr.OKOHUKCLARKK iby Utrs Asele IVnU DrriQiasioiioflir.Watlai-ki ltian-he (laltoa, Mtiaat ih ouilc Soui, lony 1'aiior. Oaraiatne. NEW YORK lIHCl'd. L. D, LENT DIUE Toll Coiniiiunoea al J'4 1' M Amaronlan Entree, IVrch Mr. James anil Master ho.uipo.et, Uro. Melvii e, Mr. botnersnuli Hiding. Aero- Chna H-k. bstie apoits, Mr. WiLtani Imuon, Mn. llckwica eeeiiea. Perform, t-i Fre-lettck au 1 llotuiie Int Digs. I Runnels, Ftrdlnanl llaraback Iliiilrt!;. llallouteiia-'iuo. Mr. vus 1 inr. d. Leors, Ihe t orps of Vulti. Tralred liaise "lied k'urs, Mr. It m II Cloud," Mn-c-jiar Lou 1 icr. llr Wm n in, Inril, ns, iMd.. a larrloie l.ollaat Dare rtark Hurd'oArt. t towns -II in. c.nrad sud Comic Hal. el Hie llll-i Joe IVnilsnd. aou cvi-rv l.ncra." pnenioer of the iou,,.ity. PASR TIIBA1I1K. HROvlKLYN. goieietaci- Mn F. II. CONWAY Manager Mr. F. II. CONWAV 1 u eoiutaeni at 3 P. II. iMr. John l. Oweni, Mr F. II. Conwav, IMr. F, Chippendale. ALL THAT OLITTKRo 16 Mr. w, .r'Fergawn, Mr NO I HOLD. Ilovbourne, Mr. F. F,d ward. Mrs. Jciiuic Car roll, M Annie l,lew yn. Mn Kale Ilrowa tni;. DHOOKLYN ACADEMY OF Ml SIC Mana:fi'ia Mr F, It tOSWAY 1 oniuie-clig at 1 1. M FAINT HEART NEVEU Mn F. It. Conway, WON FAIR LADY. Mme. Jansuschtk, bleep-" alktug fcene ef Mrs. Mail Hales. Hiss LADY MACJJETil, C. Houara. Mil Fanny by liceice. Mr. I., l'in.b. Mi Mme. JaiisuHhek. Hark Ha'ea Mr c. Parker, till AMi Mil Unlit-: Mr. tr. .1, lergnson Mr. J, FA I llr.lt lilLEY's HAND. w. bbaunon, J. Usui)', A. Queen. HOW ERY THE VTIIE Proprietor and Munvirer Mr W. I). FRkLlUH. 1 o louiuicDcu at 'J 1'. M AN' I I'AKIK ri AUS ATTIIM'flVK IN r.MAI.1, Itll.l.s IIILU lANDAOVEHIIil.ME.NTg. W'ALLACK'-l. Proprietor anl Manager ....Mr. I.RaTF.11 WALI.M'K. Dofin open at 1 1' M. To v nn 111-nce at IS I'. M. 1 1 l.S Lamp I.Etlrt. Chararteia by Mr. John Ilrnusliaai, Mr. Jjlin III -THE BCRKKN ECESE, o-ri, Mr. t.ni. t lark 1 una tii Mr. f'tmi. ruber, Mr. .1. SCHOOL I OR rtc'ANDAI. iiioldsrt. Mr. U'.iei Marlow--. Mr. II. T. Ring HAI. I. AH, Uoia. Ml. C. J. Wll- iiv llainson, Mr M. Lanaann, MDsa I LARA I IBIIEII. Mr. W. J. Lemuird. Mr. I'cck, Mr (iiigH'V, Mir !Ci ON PAHI.E 1'IIAN- llaile.ini- lhuirlqilra. Mi. I A1S. Il'.lilly Jltslaier. Mi I iH.' Hleriiion. Mrs Jolui is -fton, REllTATIOV, iMirs H.lim Irarv. Mixes 111 I Fouler, 1 laytou, ll.iiudoll, 0E0I1OE VA'.sfiLNHCirr.'aiid others. In aiditlon to the usual SALE of TICKET at the VARHir-i TIIEAIRI'.-l. SPECIAL Tl'Ki:i. I'l'.ll'K IISI.' llflLI.tll AHMll'tl.Mi tu ANY ONK Pl.tCK ol AMl'KLMCM'i 11 I ill lt-l 1 AFII ItNMUN 111 1.1a uiitioi) "I Hi- '-air) are for f a 1 0 u uil 1:1.' lllUA I'RLe, llorr-.U-s. llt'yiCslOIIL'it, 40. llfil.UND IIKTIMO.N'IAI.. DONATIONS fur ttie HOLLAND 1 1'SflMON'l I. KI ND whl he ririlvi-,1 b) Mr .1. II MAIiON IDLE, Hooili's Theatre, and Mr. rilKOIH'Hi; MUtto, W'al lack's Theatrr. HTyan.sTi'.u' oi'f.iiTv" iioi'm:, vsd -I b-twetneih n.t't 1 h avs, UL01110U TltlUMPH. HltlLI.IA.Sr -.I TrggS ()F 111'' M'.iVEllFLK OF .Ull'uKMbNT. it 1:1, IN PIN Sll in; NIsr NSIIINF.. I- Al'OI.U) II M.I.. EVERY EVFNI.Nll. The lln.. Heviiliui Irlili i-o 1 in m tha Worl I. Iilualrat.-d by .."'h of D-- ict, and htetohe. Comiiii-Vccs i Airniiision '.-n ami M ci nli. rjMir.tti'Ait vitstlH ',,,''l'?f,' popiiiHr J mutiral senssiion will PC 11'U ,;,otof btarcun certs at gti-iuwny'a. H'l'vlV'iXi)1' i'tijiH(Ti,Ni) 11X11.. WAY-Mliio.ili,Bor. w'arreii. tijt-i jo.oj. H'oM'.1' ,'!"rt J".1' danelnj tan :M bv JOHN 1) Hi m an, ifui:an Houston it., near linvurv. 3PisILllU!H15. A ti!..".MtN,l.J.,',;I'E 'MMT"'"l'Tv'iind l the auti.li- 1 of n ccm-nli u lonipoaed 01 me fol loaiug gentlemen 1 Hon. Henry hiiiliti, Jinn, oweu IV te'w.'.l'.e,ail. "Smr A- ."'ariiii'ii. 1 ihirweTLHi: 1 v'ont I'llain R, li.ni-rs, lion llio. nut' I'liidi in J1,' 'lu" ""me anil U iionl Inr Vold'crJ' an aai' m.'.'i'o!''""1"' wl" l"CJ J 1''H I vi" f?eJ'l' w")'' "l.'oon as ilie II. it are tHIed, d u no lice of winch will bs men to the pn iiii- "u SOD I'll .LH VALI'Hl Al flXHl ONE THOl'SASD TI0KM4 AI'W ACH vi Uiaso prliir oriexhiliitlon at .1. Mi II Hat bison's rmu,r,iV,,;, V"K'"' h Mi ll.N.y y,,. c,,alV,nr'i,n.V1,",'N- au&' ICKTIIIII.x, MALKMI., 8.UVS, Mtm 'ION (Its! Ilardwaie slurs, J'.lalogoe, preienM j,n npnic"!',,;! HKJi".I;i? ti1' I'-Vr.HY lllirtf'Illl'TTiTiraT we.?"" "I'- "'"I I Ail aril clesai JU on -.t laelorj pile i. JOHN K, Hopi'Ki,. n Vh' 'i'i''"! "Mttiii -d d- si-rn-i i,"e .uttT cleit caiue 1 110 iniolli-liv rn elm -o 1 1 iiilv 111.' mivli-o ir-e M l(in!.fct AH '.ruev, 1 -1) Iho s' Jf;;''l'l'l( K.MFPICi:." ThonnlU for I n r 1. -J uurlnit iho vi ekciidiiiii Hururday. Ji in "al 11,1 l 1 1 u'","."1 "m? "M Wedhe8davra J T'uursUay it U unlock It,, and ontitur.avat Hu a M A H. JO.stj, 1'ojtmntor Tae Dank will ba open alter Hi 1st ot February mil for receiving and pailag depnaue every day. from 11 o'clock Iu the morning ttatil I o'eloeg in tha afternoon, eiceptlng Mondays, whea the Hank will b open at 1 o'clock In tbe rnornlif acd remain open until t o clock In the evening. Iiy otder of the Hoard of TrnMeos, THOMAS JKHKMIAII, rrMldent, 0.11 Coonianatt, riecretary. cV'ijr.rAv;iA?.i!( iteml annLal dividend oilnterrit at the rate of six per rent, per annum, will be paid on and aUer Monday, January II, mil All Intrrcit will be added to aeeoonti a from Ihe 1st of Jannarr, and If pot drawn will remain al an original depoil. Interest allowed trom Drat of every month. Deposit made 00 or before January 20 will draw In teres! rrom January I. ALFRED MOORE. President. KcriiiMgt. KLl.u, W. W. owixa, Vico-Presidcnte. UaUKDQ r. Mini, Secretary. I.1IK tAVlrtflPt HANK, No, and 5 llread. way, wiiiiaiDSrmrch.-Depna'U made on or terrors Jan. M wMI draw Hiterest from Jan. I. Deposit made aftor Jan. 20 draw inters 11 from Feb, 1. EXT,tVA?N,AVINOr.ANK. Canal it corner of Lalght. Tbe ftoard nf lrtuicoi have tela day declared the aaual baif.j early dividend ol three (3) per rent., also an EXTRA DIVIDKNI) of ON It I'M I IJKNT. (bolng FOtlll per cent, for the current six months), to all de posltoia entitled thereto, pereb;o on or afltr Janu- if the Interest Is not withdrawn, II will be credited to the account, and bear Intcreil from Januaiy 1, al an original deposit. ASSETS, ,WI.JIVM. Money dsposited on or uetore Jan, J0 will bear Inter est from Jan. I. New York, Dec II, JOHN MrLEAN, Frcat, N. .1. IIAINEis, 1 V ee Wll.. WHITICK,PrelilenH. O. S. Cnari.f Treas. T. Ammoub. hoc. lM'I'.l.fsIlIll HAVlNfIS I1VNH, Vi int 1,1b av. (Hoo'h'elhoatre). open dally from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., and o Monday, Wedneiday, and batnrday evenings trom 6 to 8. Money drposneii on oil UHFOHE JAN. M will draw Interest FIIOM J N 1. Inlcrcat al 1 pr cent, per annum will bs pallnnaall aumi remaining In hank Jan. I, depoMtcd on or before July aq and Oct. -H. HTO; also AN EXrilA DIVIDEND of I per rem on ail turn of 11,0)0 and under deposited before Aiu. I, luiJ. If not withdrawn, Interest will bo credited the ac count, and uraw lutcrcit from Jan. I. samons n deposit or money. WM. 11. UILES, l'tcildenl. Isiaod ItAP.nirTT. Secretary. TvTi:itKhfi'uoii"lFirir"iST oi' vaUTi 1 MoM if. CITIZEN'' HA INOS 11AVK. W ltowery. comer of Canal st.. New York. Present rate or Intsrcit MX l'KIt CENT, ou all inmi from in f i,ooo Money deposited on or before January S3 will bear Interest from January I. Intereit calculated from Ihe lit nf the month follow ing Ihe day of deposit, and u calculated and paid or crodtted January 1 and July 1 on tho amount In Uaug on those days. Hank open EVERY DAY, from 10 A. II. to 3 P.M., 0a MONDAYS AND SATURDAYS, from 10 A.M. toll'. M. E. A. QTJIN'l AI1D, rreildent. SitTMorn A Ilrxcg. Secretary. fif 1 1 i;a it ni;s Ki'iTATfxcw iia n k. Ill hl'N lll lLDlSo.IU) NASSAU ST.. bi-.V )()RK, DIVIHEND A stml-aannnl dividend at tho rateot steitr ctnt. per annum, on all rums of t) and upward, which have been nn deposit for one or more months next 1 rev lous to January I, wilt lie credited and paid on 1A1 t'HDAY. JAM'AltYH. 1SJI. Intcrtal not called for will remalu as pruiclpal and diaw Interest accordingly. HANK OPEN cvciy day from to tns o'clock, ami on MONDAY AND SATUli HAYEVENlN(l8tromlHtoO)i o'clock. Interest com mences ever) nioi.lh. iiieeeued CHARLES K. OKA11AM. TrcsldenL O. II. IlgMatircT. Seerctlry. MKTltOI'OI.ITAlv faAlTsllf II AMI, 1 ai d a ta nr.. oproslie Conner Itiitllute. TIIIIITY-FlFril DIV)KND. JAfCinr. tfll -lly itlreeilon ot too Triiiteea of th'a Hsi it, 11 e usual seml-anunai Inters it. at the rats-of SIX I'l.H CkSr. per annum, will bo paid oa ail mini enti tled thereto on and aftr Ttiursaav, Jan. 11, or. if not vvuhdriwn. will be added ta tha accouut and draw In tereit f.om Jan. I. DFPO-1TS mada 00 or before JAN. V) will draw tntereet frnni J v 1 SIX Phi: CENT, allowed on ALL SUMS of 13 aud upward. Oaa dollar lece.ved. ISAAC T. SMITH, TreslJsaL T. IT. I.ili.ii, Secretary. M'AUKliTti.VVlMW IIAXK. aj Naasau ht.,Nw Ynnic. SIX PER CENT. INTEREST nlloweJ, tree ot U. 8. Deposit Tax. Htpo'lta ma le now draw Interest from January I. iv M. VAN NAME, l'rrsldeut. ngnnY R. Comkux. Becretar). Viv" VOlTTtrsrv'lNlTr-!! Nll, th nr.. cor. i llih it PER t'K.v 1. I.N ri-.lttar paid on all lt1ln trom I) 10 iA0)3: deposits made uu or before Jan. .'0 w ti driw Inter -it fioai Jaa. t. C. v llnixrggginirr. See; R. II. HULL, frcs. Mltl.l.Clisili Itlill ,SAV1NI1T HANK, 11 corner of South JlnJ lib it., llrooklya, K. 11., (late vv Ulu-iburghi. I.. I. INTEREST NOTICE. De pes. lor arc hcrabr notlfle J that a bKHI ANNt'AL IN fERRdT lib ra'eof t'.i p-r cent, per annuti on all laxi of three d'lllari and upward, thil ihall hnv-- bajn iluaoi. "e 1 three niontii n 1 HA' flrtt day or Jsanary ufxr, will I- rad to depositor! on cr alter Maud)', January in.- ;.h. AN F,Xrit INTEREST, at the iat of two per cat. per a:inn. making revet P'-r-nl fvr Hit year 1110. and at t'u raie of runt '.er eat, 1 er a inuin for the last i,x moailu, will a, so Da pal 1 at he same time. 10 a t-et uot c tiled for will he placed to the crellt of depo'itori as principal, and drav. Interest from Januv ry tins 1st. Dcroslt made on or before the loth day of January will ilrnw Inierrai rrom the lit The Hank is 00-11 lor b'uinesa dally t'nn tan ant I-1 1 la) rtii i-tedi fiom 10 o'lloca A. If. until -J o'clock P M.. and also 011 Moaday and baturiay atiurnooa rrom 1 10 1 o c.oci. OKOROK UK AKD, rreiident. W Itl I VW W ILL. 1 Vica-fraiLls-in NatuML Hut'ins. 1 'ce-i reildenti. Hsul'tL W. Tni-aLow, Secretary VVFraTl-lnifrSAVINtS HANK," 11 Mi III ill.. I' tween 11th aad lith HI. Oprn iia li'iroin'iA. M t.vSP. M and on Mondav, Weuns'aday.ansi lltntsy evenlnga from ft tu it o'c n- It All tnonci step sited during the inonih of J-tntiary will draw interest trom Jan. I. at SIX PER CEN I'. F. A. CONKLINO, President. Wji II. Allie. Secretary. .ITItbibtnJs. JUIllTY-l'Il'TII DI VIDH.NIi: OrriCKOr rng Notii Amxpicah Fmg Ixa Co.) 10 Uroadway. t New Yopk, Jan. 0, UU. Tits Board ot Directors have thli day declared a irml onuuM dividend of five per cent., payable on de mand. F. II. CARTER. Secretary. j lrij Ooois. Hu. jTh'y. s A fine assortment of HEM. LCK OOnD-t, FRENCH AND M 01I1I EVIIIROIDEilIRS, l.lll,.llllKltKll LINEN II AN DKkKCHIp;FS. HOMI'RV ANIISMAI.I. tt ttKt, Hlil''l KI.H'INO AND IIOCSE FI'ltNlSHINU UOUDo, FANCY HOODS. HOOKS. Si! At ropular prices. I lib street and Oth avenue V HT Ill.ACK HI liKS.-One" rsse real Ly. ns, via hu.- i-.ig. s,tii:btiy w.-i .mine voyage, pneo II t well woiih t.'.js. ULOROB KEYES, 81 mi av. loiisf efiitnisljiiin. U'llKKIsV AMI llONTllltY I'AYMKNTr. 11 t iipi-is. fii i.iMn- oedunitf, Ac.( pricealoer than ani bou-e iu tn city. DLALY 4 Cl'NN'IN'OIlAM. IM Jd .iv.. nearlslh st. 3Jliutr,il Instnimems. I (iltl'.AT DI'I'Ei: l-HOIIU E WATEUS, Id l liroaiiaa,. wi.l dispoie ol iuo l ian -i. Memdeons, au I Organa. nf six t'r' a mau r. Ino.ndinz Waters' ai- l l I 'ckering'-. at extremely low prices for c isri ilu.ii a tho llui.l .y.or wllltaco tioin It to J.U moutti It in. ill paid: lo let. ami ran aiipllod If purchase.!. 4 IiAIIV will aell for fij), Inn lsonie" rosewooT t pin.iotnrie. inrlu.IlK s ool an I cover, in perfect order, c-lrornli'd mnk-rs, weet powar.ul tone. Ap ply at this 1 osMi iicii, Thud it. H I IiH 5or C livrsi i, Horn 5 to J loan old 1 ii s?S?,V.,liHf4 Mni-iwiisirsM. i-.i man, I. i ladv or l) may rid 1 cr il ive ih'm Vb t i.tn an 1 two light wngnii; 1 lo be teen earner of In, av and TM st or IW K'M-V.V;ia18:: S'u'tT "ou' "a fJ"- Avo1' t0 fill! 111! hOI.I) --1 the Public Pound, Mauhaltan at,, I i.etiveiti 111 mud 10-1. avs on Saturday, Jan 11 si-losk A. M. ah iv hone wlin iwo hum while fet Inrk-. JI.Ul.Mt.MI Hi; I t.t-.lt. Pound .Ma,ler, iittion llotitfs. I)A MlltOlVr.lfe. lil't-Walehe. and Jew I i' rv.- I uu d.i .fAMi-h AUa... A"'H"ncer miriDii ni tl N.-w IIomoi), at 11 o'cloPa, M lots aiid,vcr &M fftihW- "a" or"cr rSltOlOII, A,.',Af",.',rl'"J,""0r HUH tips tho verv mmd at first limit. Liilie an I genls, coaiii'i i,m, 5'. 55 eV mid voiiwii luivo no rtiaappoluti ierit m rntrnaiS 0 ai.' iiiidi.r.Bkinss. 81 TuirJ av ne ir Jih it ft.rel J o.ilb uiuiiil aud iv oitdroui ai-cicla In all liuiiuesi to man, llioouojuu uisli liiriiiVdiutoly. Mc "o f 1 "t mi-loom'.' ""cl uul'- 'atl.Hod.iu.aift.t,nil. It'l'K. Ml'tll l !-No r.-iinniig. Mau. HDSH tens .,i vffy 'itiiir.th, ,C ol ihe one ,.u iinriy aiid tl, J iiol'IM1"01, 'i'i"ly iii-iii. lici.bi-.iil'iog.ii 1, 0n,H 1 lioa II... !l ,..'s of ll.o nSe'yua many. 'i Win i.-i ,i p, uio.iday ami "m av. l! i"-,VU I'nitT'EH, S.iero -Th, Ut,i'f,, ill world c insult n -r f.r evuytbing. 7; Hh iy. ul j lllli. I Fii-.'.'Jc. loVc Noui-un. i.acki-iiu'ifcr. MAIIAllll.lDNr.s, loiiiwe T llir.sno hm 110 i-111 11. ,i Ilnmps mm. Lidi.-.M. ..-"its, Vi. llllll.l.ll'S, thii 11m valKil In 1. an itiMTTarnTrT J hUM t 1 1 i 1 v o) lint, 11 vr f.ldl, li.vial r!,i pic cut ami ruture tu: West .I'd t 111 ar cm av T,i,h,.:f.r.rt,",V' 'u""- H'daiiio Pill- o.te Ufiom jtTKW 7.30 ooitD Ti Jan. SAFE! PROFITABLE! rElVMANRrTTl JAT COOKK A CO. OrrgR roi Ralx at P and Aoordid IrriitisT Tnx FIRST M0I1T0A0E LAND U It ANT HOLD D0ND3 or rna NOItTIIERU PACIFIC RAILROAD CO. Tlieio bond are lecnted, rtf, by a First Mortgage on tbo Railroad Itself, Its rolllng ilock, sod all equip ment 1 srconif, by a First Mortgage on lla entire Land OraLl.belog more than Twenty-two Thousand Acre of Land to each mile of Road. Tha Hondi are frie from United State Taxi the Principal and Interest ore pa) able In Oold-the Princi pal al the end ol Thirty Years, and the Interest Semi annually, at the rate of Sxvxs and Tunxg-Taattis Pa a Cam. pernnnum. 1 hey nre Iwued In dcaomlnatlorjl ot 1 1C0, 1303, 11,000, 3.0(), and tlOJXO. TI10 Trusted under the Mortgage, are Mosira. Jay Cooke, of rtiltadalphla. and J. Edgar Thorrion, Fret I dint of thii Pennsylvania Central Ratlroad Company. TAeae Northern PaciOo 130 llonds will at nil tluica before matnnty be rcoutvatue at 1 m I'ua Civt. Pnx midh (or 1 10), InexchaoseforibeCoiupany'a lands at Ihnr lowi si casa trice, lo addition to their abaolnlo safely, these IVonJ.i yield nn Income larger, we believe, thnn any other (lnt-claas security Tenons holding United sulei S-rs- can. Dr conicrtlng them Into Northern lclAcs, Increase tocfr yearly Ircoin otte-lllrif, and still kayo a perfectly ro fuhlo Investmcut. HOW It) okt TIIEM.-YonrnenreM Hank or Rank er will inpidr these llonds In any daatrcd amoauL nnd otnuyt ceded denomination. 1'erMns wtabbag to ex change slocks or other Donjs for thiro can doao with any of our Agent, who will allow Ibe aigaoH cuiront pttCQfor ALL IIAnKKTAIILI axcuRtTIRe. lhoie llvlag Hi localities remoV" from Danki may send money, or older bonds, direetly t us by express, ud we will send bsck Northern Pad c Roads at our own risk, and without cost to the Invosler. For far ther lnormatl9n, pamphlets, n ins, call on or al stress the undersigned, or any ol lu llanki or Danker employed to lell tnlt Loin. For nil by JAY COOKE A CO, PntLADtLrniA, New Vnnx. Axn WauiisotO!. Fiscal Agent aNorlhern raclflo ltallroa.1 Company. Bymnsi Natlooaf Hank, and by Dickers gensraliy throogbouitbii-ountiv. ANMIAIt KI'.l'OItT of the Lester Oil Maaufac tuitngCoinnsny. ri Maiden lane New Y'ork. Tne Lester Oil Msnufacturlng Comnaay, a manufac turing rniupanv organlxed under the laws of the Stale of New Yoru, hereby make tfela annual report purau. ant to law, and atale as tolloaa t The amount of tbo capital stock of tho Company Is five hundred thousand dollars, all of which was issued lor tie purcbaie of patent r.ght. The amount of tae cxistlm: dsbts of tha Company does not exceed sixteen thousand dollar. New York, Jan. I.IY1I. Slfnou. JOHN F. OnEENK. 1 CIIAS. It. TATIIAM, 1 Majority DKNJ. COLLINS, ofTfuvleea. J II. MOOKE. J .CfcilVa .Veie lVrtt. (toiinig or" A'ew l.nt Iltnjamln Conies, being duly adlruied. dopoics aad any lb I he la toe bccri'tary of the Lester oil Manufacturing Com pany, and inut the within itatement aubicr ihed to by bun 11 true to th boat of bl Knowledge n id oollef. Slgnc.1, IlfcNJ. COLLINS. At-ix. F. kiBcuxis, Notary I'ubllo New I or It city and County. AIsnVa i. RF.l'DKT of IheslHerSklrt anil Wire Maniifaclitriiig Cnmpany of the city of New York. The amount ot tne I apl al of said Company la one huudied ibouiatid dollars, or wt Icb sixty thousand dollars thereot tins beeu paid In In cnih, and forty thou'nnd dcttnta. the ravlancc thereof, lias been Issued In pavment of proi-eitv ptrcbr d by said Company, and necessary for the business there?!. The amount of cxlittn acht cf &!rl Company Is Iwelva Iboiiaand nve hundrnl and three dollar and fort) nlao coiU. F. II. MCHuLS, President. T. t Sl'r-.llilY, 1 v.. S DODtiK, I Majority of W. II. MClltlLH. f Tiu.-tecl. TlldS. M. KITllEll.J City and Conntv cl New lork.ia Kenneth Mcllit being dul') twnrn ilepores and says that he u the secre tary of Hie bdver Skirt aud Wire lleuutncturivi Com pany above menti jnel, anil that tha ton-goliu stato uteLt 11 true accurdirux 10 bis Pen knowlruir sud 'jo lief. KENNl'TU MeltAB. aworn to h-rfore tn this day of Jamary. unt EItlND M. PLl'M. Notary rnal'e N Y C V" rKlllINfl hXC.'IIA.NUK O.N I'l.liHN 11 llAUUillr tt Co and the linsrnal Hank, L-iu-don, ilia 1'Mvlncial Hank ot Irwland, Dnnlin. aid branches, aad the N.itl .ml Hvnv nl Scotland, LJlu burgl. and branchCr, lu turns to 1 nt pnrchaters. Travelleri' errant, ava laid in an part of tne Unit- d Ktneiioin and ihe Cssi.tuienti alio.romui cialctclitt. Interest alinnett on dt-pni,u e.tbor In coi.i or curraos-j HMNKY tl.ERn 4 CO M Wall 11., New luA Jiibli: IjotutJ. I KlUI'OItATION NOTH'K.-l'ubilc r.olicei V hercoy g vrn ui Hi owas-r or owners, occupant or occopaul', of all l.ousiw and lots, liupioved or unim proved Iniifls airccted Ibcrrhy, Hat the rnilowtux ni-n-ssmenti have been i-nmpletc-d, auj are lolzelin the office of tho Hoard t f Ahcsioib for examination by a 1 persons tntcrastt-d. v.i. 1. I -r laying stafTor.l pavemei.t In Sereata avenno from Fouriceiith to I'. ft). ninth oinil. J. er laslns siarTord pavcm.ui Ul Firtaenlb atrctt from er-nlH Ui Eiu'ith avnua. 3. lor living stall, rd par-menl In FIIty eventh sticrt. from Lexlngloa to Sixth av.ui'ie. 4. Fur Living Ut-Uiatpareiu ul 1 1 lhlrty nlnth nrcel. from Scvenili ta hig'itti avenue. 3 Fur laying Ite.giau lavement lu South itrcet. from Catbar,ne to Montgnn.jry l.-eel. 0 For laving iielgtin pavement tn Twecty-elchtk meet, trom Hrosuwuy to Ligbtu nvcLiie I. for laying llamar wnoi pavement In Furty-Hxlh Hreet. Iron I aurili ta Firth avenue. h. For laung ciowalk at easterly Intersection of Var ckunit King Hint. For laying 1 rosswnu at northerly Inltnoclloa of 1 ariek and King sticets. 10. For layiag ciossvvulg at westerly Intericctiou of Vanck and Muz street. II, For laviuj croownlk at southerly Inlenectloa o( Varlek end King strceti it. For laying crosawalk corner of Vndam anl Var ck itreets. For laving erniawalk atemlerly Interjection ol One Hundred and Until meet and Fint avenuo. 11. tor Is) ing crosswalk: at weat'ily Intersection ot One HiinUr.-d ami tenth alicet aud First Lvenue. t.15',Vul'.lu.":1! crosawaik at wmcrly tnlrrsictlon ol One Hundred and Eu-ventn street and FHsl arcane. IS For layl-u crsnswalk at easterly tnicricctlonoi One llundied and E.evcntli street and Flnl nvenu. 11. For laylug crosiwalk al easirilr Intersection of One llnudrti.t and lwclitn street and First aveuun. ,."-,for.u,!",:.C',..0"Wi."c twiisteilv Intenecilonof Ouc llnndrrd nd Tweintt Hm-t aud Flnl avouno II For Invicc rro-awalk ntwcueily Intcnectton of Oea lli n lrs-d and Tblrteenih street and F.rst avenne. So. l or laying rrosiualk- at raiterly tutor. cctlon of One Hundred and I'tilrieruth iireitaml Firi avenuo II Firlsvlh.' crossvialkoiiutiio l.lfiO Hroad ay The llmue embraced bv aucn aucsimoi.ti IneinjS a'l Ihe srveial houses a-il lot! of ground, vacant lots pieces aud parcels or lau I. aliuatnl 011 1 Poih aidtsa oi i-rieiiib avenue. Irnm Fonrloenth lo I iiiy-uinib nri-ei lolhi! exicut ol lull tha olotk oa Ilia int "eeticg atreels a Itoili il 11 of Fifteenth etreet, from Seventh to hlahth nvi-nit 10 tne extent of half no block on tun I iter -ctlng airei-t. 3 Hoth euies 01 ilitv-sevcnthitrcet.from Lexington tnSixiiiiivi'niie.iotbeixtontoI had tho bloc uu ilia lutersi-rilngstrrei. 4 lloili tide or Thltty-ulnlh street, from Sevi-n'h to I.11.I11. avenue, 10 tha extent of half the block on lis inti-rsecting atreeli. I. Until sides ol South street from Catharine tn Mont f"ieo"'n "'t'o 'is mlml 01 lu" 'ho bUok on tho in 0. Ikitli tide ul Twenty-etahth Hreet. from Hroad tv.j 10 Llghih avenue, to llio xieut of hall the block on the Interscclitiji stiee'. I Wlii' of Forty sixth street, rourtli to Fifth nvetiue, to ll.o extent ot half tho block on the Into," sectlng street. 1 bo t.nti rly aide of Vartck Hreet. comuiouclng at bVock"oieKfrm run!llI';s ""H-'r'! l toutherly ball a 0, The northeiiy 1IJ0 of Klnc treer, commencing at the bb rt: "VrViroBi avn"t, tt"l) w-"rl) half 10. The uesi.rlv lile of Vnrlck street cnmmeoelng at HSJsis; uuf,ua" oaj ,ouu"r, vVtiJ.".",!1"v'' 'V :iaeof Km.- .ireot, c oiiu-ncinj n- atlel, itrcet, ntid tunuiug cuterly and weattrly ball me nini'k lberefrom. II. Hoth i.de of Vnndam itr,et, from Varlek to Ma -ilougal elicit, ami the ivasteily sidj of arlck ,teot from l ine to ChXiliou ili.-i-l, l.t. Hoth tide of On itunitied and Tenilt itroet coi.imouuiiit si t.nt avenue end lunuing luiicily bait to block tliereltom, and the evmrly tide sit Virsi andTlnth "trrai Bl'd Nmilt to Out Hundre" II Horn silii ot Ono Htindreit and Tenilt itrcet. commencing el I int aveuue nnd rtiiiiiiuu' wem r.v half Hie block tairi-iroin, aud the weaicrly sliia of lTr't ar l"eveiltti' street u'ir"i "1JN'utii to Ouc Hundred an j 'l5. Hoth ii.les'of One Hun Ire 1 and Eleyentlt Hrcei rommeiiclng nt Flr.l avenue and tunning we-terlv halt tnelilockilit-riifrom an t 1114 wetlerly si in m l irit av-,2".'i.0-,.-i l')1 "uiiJr-.l iol, ,eMn lo one lluudiu-l nJT" .....street Hi. 1.. UI mica of One Hundred and Ekvoi.ih iticet, f 55!'iicui .'ig at Flnl aveuue au I iln.iiliit easti-i iv hail' llio biitk 'lorcfroin, and the eai rly auto of Fuel avenue front Ik 16 Hundred aad Teuih to Ouu HuuJied klT'''ioHi'Vld'MfofV,n Hundred and Twelfth street, coiiimruciiig iu Pint k vennu nnd running i uiorlv 1 11 t l..o bloTk lluret nm a M'0 yU'ilv "'1,' of First aientti Tfront oiie Hundrui. K'sulh to One llu.. died and thirtecnt.i iiri'it ,.t ..a T .mi M. Hoth alds-i of nuo Hiindi.,,"rtTw'mitree c miiieuoiiig at Flnl nvetiue mid r. 3,.'r .y tho blnck therelroin, and the wsai. ri, S't"si ?.u unt trout 0110 Hundred and Elevouu. '"tltl to Duo llundied end Tliiiloeni 1 sitcol. ""uu- 1. Hoth sides 01 one lluii.lred and Thlrtet ,h.f!rii' U rommeiiciiig al Ftitt avi-niie.iuil running weiv Ihe Usm k I bereironi and I liu u tai, riy t3e .dFlrs. tn.c from One llundiol uud twoirth to O110 iiupa. "l aiid I nui-ecntli urcet. ""otiuiiiu. W Poll ldn ol tine Ilundr-.l nnd Thiileenihilrani ?,,,i,,,,!,,ii:!'iUi"""J UiU iu u-' Tw''m!)l,l!.;,'.fi,".!.,.r.,J,,v'''' ri0'' Twcnti suvomi, t An persi-iii mi i.ner -atB are arr. t.-ri i tu .i,oV,. n ini'ilntt,-. .i,,!,, 1 Ii .i ,j,?,,y. I or L-iiiii-i 01 ih. i. um' r. ',it, ,'.i 1,1 1 r, s, '.i ihi-ii ',i I HKll.l. Ul lltll.IJ 1 IJ-1IO 1' lh, ,1. II, K 1. vnli 1 (..hii 'III. IMA, H. AbTtiN' f'll.UMYLlpV: FllANt IS HV l lf.;ilke floard of Asicon. NewV'r'..0' LlW.T Alfiitisirrj. A'.1,1,1!,'''''! of leelb, 110, leoili fii "d fnr-,n,.e A norli vjiiffanUd.' j Lt HU .1 t)r llovnrr bJitrUxojrrsL. fllHB 8IJN, ClIAHLES A. DAN At EJItor. TIIK DAILY SUN, 4 A TRAIL A preeminently readable nowipapor. with tbe target) circulation In the world. Free, Independent, and fear, lee In politic. Alt the newt from everywhere. Two cent a copy 1 by malt, M cent a month, or f 0 a year. 7nR DOLLAR WEEKLY sa.f. A NEW6TAPER OF TIIK PRESENT TIMES. INTENDED FOB PEOPLE NOW OS EARTH, I Including Farrann, Mechanic, Mci ehantt. Ft ofesilonal Men, ftorken, Thinker, and all Manner of Iloncil Folk; aad the Wire, Bont, aad Daughters ot all laca, t ONLY ONE DOLLAR A TK All I ONE HUNDRED COrtK9 FOR ID, I Orlwa than One Cent a Copy. Let the.-a bl a 3) Clnav at every Ton Oflce. TUB SEUI-TYKEKLY BUN, II A TEAR, of Iho lame also and general character aa TUB vTEIIK. LY, bat wltn a greater variety of mliccllaneout read log, and fnrnUhtng the newt to Its tubicrlbera wltk greater freihneis. becauiolt comet twlei a wtck In itial of once only. TARM3 TO CLtini, I THE DOLLAR WEEKLY SUN. Five coplei, ono car. teparaiely addressed. FODff DOLLAIta Ten eoplei, one year, separately ad.lrenet (and ancxi tra copy to tbo getter up of club), Eiuiit Dollars. Twenty copies, ono year, aeparatclr addressud (aud ai extra copy to the setter up ol club), Fimtxif Dollars. Flftyroples, ono year, to ono nddrjsa (aud tke Bemi. Weekly one jear to cetlcf iip or i lnnv, TittnTr-Tiingx Dollars, Fifty copies, oce year, teparately a ulresa.-d (and thl Semi-Weekly oue year to getter up nt rum, TitinTr-rrvR Dollasv. One hundred cople. one yenr. tnono ntdrcsi (and thl Dally for ono j ear to tne getter up ot club), Firrr Dollars One hundred copies, ono year, separately a-ldrcied (aud tho Dally fur one year to the setter up nf club), Stxrr DdLLAM. I TIIK BEMLWEKKLY SUN. Five copies, ouc year, teparaiely addrrsied. ft Et'HIT DOLLAR!. Ten copies, one year, aeparnlely ad-L -tal rial aa cxtracopytogelterupofclab), stxrggH Dolus. BEND YMJlTllONEY In Post omce orders, eneekt, or aran on New Totlc, wheneverconvenlent. If not, tneu rcgliter the letter containing monor, Address 1. W.ENOLAND.Publlalier.Sanorace, New I or. 1 TO Mr If A It It 1 ,N IIOOICHTIIIt l' f 17 X Uroadway, near iklst. Thero von will 0ml all the new books ol (he day. and all the Blind trd workf. and also choice English. French, and Scotch stationers. SJinmbontsjirtb 3RniU6.Ti). IJMIIE UAII.WAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOTS J loot ol Lhambvr it. and foot of il-l tt ns follow! TIIROL'OII EJCPRKj-S TRAINS LEAVE Olt AMI1ER3 ST. AT 9 A. M.. II A M 5:33 P. M., AND 1 P. M.. DA ILY. LEAVE ill) ST. AT H A. M o-U A M ANll lit! AND 6:tt P. M., DAILY. NKVV ANI) IMPROVED DIIAWIMI ROOM (OACIIES ACOOMPAN1 TIIK I A. M. TRAIN TlUOL'OII TO HUFFAI.O. CONNECT. i?i!r.AT..,,.,UN;i'l'8V'l'l'ri w"' MAt-MFlCENI SLEEPINOCOAIIIES iCNNINO rilROUull TU CLkVM.AND AND OALION SI.KFPISO C 'ACIIKS ACCOMPANY THE II A. M TRAIN FROM SUSOUI4 II NX A TO III'H AI.O. TIIK3::ll- M I'll IN Fit OM &"VMvYT? liftlSWWm fS EMIUHANT TRALM or VP'.J"' and Way. 4 F M. (2Sd n. 4:13 1. M.) Foi Mlddleioan and tiay at 3:30 1' M, (iad si., at 3.U I.M)i and. Sundava onty, PA) A M. 1st.. Pits A. M.t Anr bttiitlle and Way al A.M. (Wd at., stnj ..For Newburgh and Way ail A. M 3:30, and 4:3) P, M. R3dst..fil3A. M.SllS, andtlli II!) lor SulTi-rnand Way. 3 and 0 P. M. aid l.,4iU and 5:B(1J. M.) Tncatro 'rain, 'UM P. Jl. (d it, 'HM L 'For Paterson aad Way, from 53d it Depot at 013. P:I3. and 11:13 A. II. 1 s:l3. j.n,5:in,andl.:ll l', M. Vrotg Ibsmneissi. Depot at Citl aui U A. M t 1J M.t M:LI. 4. 5:1V, n1 8 151". M. lor HacKcnsack and Hillsdale, from ?n, st Depot, at 1.I3A M.t oud U:13.3:0,j;.ii.3:b.andto:l.p M. Frnm I hambcri it. Depot. 0 A. M. and 1. 4, 3:13, 0, and (AU For Flermonl. Nyack, Tnllmaas and War. from Tl 1 iu Denol. al 8:13 A. II 1 1:13, t3:U, 1:13, .1:13. aid t "ilil'.M, and t-alurdsia only tit: 13 P M. From Clumbers it. Depot, aittJO A lit ira0.ti-M.LU.4iVi, 1:11, and itJi V IL. and salari'avl enlr til mrduutit. riclrcii lor passage an-t for Apanmrn-a la Drawing. i Koorn nnd bleting Coaches can be onlalied, and oi.lrrl fot the cheesing and trausfo.- nriii;lt.0 na efl ibo Company ofde-.-s. ail, 3."), anjun ll.-ovlwa 1 aa rhambrr ti rKli.-eraw 1-I1 st. corn ir lUl.itst and 3d J ay .Harlem 1 MFiittonat Itro.ik'vn: Denote root of F uhauiorsst. ani root of Ud tt.. New Yorkt 3 Lxwh.inga L idiis-e. aad Lmg Dovk Depot. Joncy Lny, and of ula H Ai.'.nt at tbo pr'Lcnnl botois. V It. R. DAI1R. Ueneral Pai:ager Ascnt, g I D llrrgva Oentrnl Superintendent. Deemberil pt79. Dally. JFnr llarkeriark oa!r. For nermont an N ck only Y INTHlt AitltA,(;r.MKN.T. V ..a rnK IL N1) ItAif.UOM) On and arter Mondny, Oct 21, .ia. ti.daa wlllieaya Jamc ailp as n-Howai PSO A M.. lire enp-irt and Sa- llaibir. lui'10 A. M Norihpori Way train. si". M Ssg n..r..i.r an 1 Hiverh.'.nl Exprou; run tlirnngh to Orecapott on Saturday. 4 P.M Nnrthport l.'sureia 8P M llemiistcad Way t tttni to Iillp on Saturdaj-i. 0 1". M.. Nnrthport Way. 1 All trains connect at oranch for llempttead. t-iuidav tinihi for Roalyn lllen cove, I.ocun Valley, Hh kavnle, HuntiLgton. and N01 ihuorl. I aio Iluatera Point at fcki A.M. aaaO 1' M. I. D HAIITON. inD't. Sljippmg. Y'CIIOK I.INF. I'AHSAfir. TICKUrM, to and fiom any Hallway Elation In Oreat Ilrltalu, Ira and. Norway, Sweden. Dei.matk. llormany, HolinniL Ik-lalnm, aud tbo United Stale, by it 11 uen talltui weeklj-for sale ai. i.A'. V)WR3T (;UHRF.NCY HATES. Alio, Drain lor any aninnni. IIENDLR50N I1R0THER9. I Howiitig orocn. F ,Ll:.',v,Ptyfft,ltVJ ii'F.i:.shTt)vN.- loMil a. !o!i!iws', llJU"'ncr' "Vboluted City of Pans. Satnrdav, Jan. It, atl P M. j p'jf r uUl,uore l-ia Halifax). Tuesday, Jan. Jl, at 1 itr'of London. Saturday. Jan. ft, at 11 A. M. City 01 Antwerp. Saiutdav Jau 4. at i P. M., dinner 4TNorfe;f"in M"ttilt T",J"' ItAlES OF PASSAOKt ITrstCaoln ITJcoM iteerage i.siVorrenc? Pnsseneera also forwards t to Antwerp. Rot erdain. Sweden, Norw.iv, and Denni irk, ai re-lm-ed rn. -s Tickets can ho Do ubt here at m cute lau-j by per aona whh rig 10 reid for ih-lr Monti. uu!i'? '11'.i''WaVon up. at the t'oniuaay'a ofilco. JDHIi (1. DALE, AKouiltPrnndivai. Now York. 1,'Jllt ,Itl Vr.lll'IIIII. (via omenstotrni, oarryTng 1 I'the If H. MalU. Hie LIVhlll'.lHL An'I) iiUEa WI'JsTKII.N ft I KAM COM PA NY will de-pjic "ii ol their tlrit-oiiiis. full power Iron screw steamship from l t..a-lf.r.,5'.,SJ,'.eT7 WEIINKSHAY narol'nv,.: nvM'iAJAA."c"Ci" V ory'n Ian. "t at 0 A. It. iVLL?.,.cuv,l.'l5r'!y la 1 h am a m. J! I I A-,, ,l't- I W. Freeman I e'. 1. nt i-. P M. ViSAkViW,H,.-::::--:::",i.; j; vtSiSfrAiuJSS?: ro"-u "ma--) For trclght or cabl i 1 asage applr tn WiI.LIAMh (It lo.N.fS Waint. TVJATION A It 1,1 Ni; ()H H PF, MHII I HM L ftvsA'.11),' Andrews. Salur lav. Jan 41. .13 1" M. MlNi!iS'..UWf'W',,1n",,"l"," "uM ROLL NI1. Tho.na, Saturday. Jan nl 1 M. cabin .aage an 1 1 0 n-r.-ney (tei-ra,e j. ca.rency 1 Fripai.i etoeiag.' tli-ki ti from l.iv.'ri. hh Ou.-en.towa. L Londonderry, rnd til.ignw. iteii.-r,-ncv. Is ,.TVr. 1'.rwhr ,'"r riuation n- p v nl the Coinnany" I oivces. 0JUioainy, 1 rt J. null vr, Mu,i.ig"i. CTHAlI 'l'll tlt'SHNHTOWN AND 1,1 Vi u" I Ll-f. !V'',.''.,cr' "'cdnosday.Tbur.dav, an.1 J,u I W,HIIASlk Aodlii-Hilay J..n II I HEMIAliU -a ui Is. .I. i .1 I Hrap.i on England, Trol.and. u.ntli.n 1 1 I lO.N'd l'an(i OUloe, tSllroadwny. corn r It 1" n-i U g .1 1 nilse-.l -n. .-..'lit 4 It Is HI'HUIAlt lllrtl. "l", tr, tilth siorC V e.t poible lime i ni a.te.ni.t 1. j jo-inssi4l Kraucceiful practice A. LEWIS, M D Iteii-h -t N w Yora" A I. It Hi'F.CIAI. lllHKls;S ,,l 1.1,1, Tin fV tronbla uuaranti-od 1111111 'duio re icf. Sou, 0 No fvi-i ustll jierfi-i tly i.-llo I. Dr. ASt IILll.I mlty placi, Laur. in t. I 1.1. Sl"-,('l iTltOV AI'Kl-i no I lin-ii'dia.i-ly '1 vv iihout uduiinu 11-iui .io 11. il.i .in s ,1 iu luaby to order, aim full dlri-c.. nu., or i-.-. f, s-si- I taticuiaat aUlioun,.by Dr. IIAHlll-.ON, trj It 1 -t. I I. It Special Dtsca-i. -La lioi a 11 1 111 .1 trouble 1 40) ears' exretluuce In I'm -isn n it ry hospitals. A utrcssrul 1 uu rilellu .'.1 .a. tuusuitullon tree. Dr. FIIA M.I v. 1 1.1. i Vl.lt unfortunates, however attl 1 te t, rlr n i 1' ever oauso, sbju.l ljuhjII Dr. Olll v -I .6ih I'. rTuirK"n.nT7roV NT.nti"-iitloa n ,.Te.l 1 1 1 paired vl-nr removcl bv In-. I hump- i a Pills. 1'iic-a, t6 1 ct pat.a.e. ssot 1 l.y tir iiMMi No. .1 Aim 11. iAI.lt on Dr 1 ill f H PetTsT'aAnn n 11 H V jott iiotiiing, nii'l iii-iy shvj yjan.iuvr a iiumed aiu cuii' for 111 fin 1 11. m- g0 -ur Oit. iii:viHr"iiiiirr.f MiTc'i, i r i itU'iiiito ll'iiih, orfen rn-tiriiin nn, JateU and Uitoasod. lonyyoi.' -nv ,1 -1 I) ui'hst., New York. I !.':,f.') Y',5"1 wkeiai'.nr.arii m ,7 I s Otl-llit-il Pi Ui j or 1 llt.isi.'lw J0'1'-' uujruut. js, Si,u il.v t,-j u url cufa. I 1 l.l'C Olli 'X Irn .11 FII. 1' .1 Vj lo-i' 'v.'-,. 'V,"""'"".""!.!. .1 r kh iv-11 1 i.itisa 1 1 r.-li, v,. 1 1 1 t 1 CI.IV I bv II H CU. "'r"" V'V tt. M.-!t.,' J! k iijt.nj u,.t if. "Ui.' 1 1 1.1 Ol si' ,,v ,,f 1 I. I 1 I. II II 1 -V 1 Hi:. I AN III sUIki",. il 1 m 1 1 I. d l.a 1 1 1 1. i" V HI II litfl'. Ml 1 1 .inn 1 i'i uui Mii-ngiit i,i, In I 1 1 'I'D 1 M'Olt'PI NAT1.1. l l.HI.Vll, llll.MIS I a luituvaiotccuig lor curiam dm a. 1 auu MjJjKjjjjgjj- j, Vij