The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
February 1, 1871
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I IRTY-EIGHTII YEAH NEW YORK,DNDA.Y, FEBRUARY 1, 1877. PRICE TWO CEflTsT Jlffll DAWN OP PEACE. I (THE EXTENT OF THE ARMISTICE. ,'OERMANS PROVISIONING PAEIS Qambotta Ratifioa tho Oapitxilation. tSOTHER FRENCH GENERAL'S SUICIDE, j. iTae Fxtrnt ef Ihe Armlallre-The Term of lh rturrcnder-ProvIelnna for the Cltv J Unmbetta llntlflre lb Capitulation The I North Aslonndeil. t Los do, Jin. 81. Tho trmlttlce la France be Im Initially it Parll. tnJ three diyi liter In (be Weptrtaenti, and expires it noon ot Feb JJ. The Woe cf dlvnlon betw;- Oermin and French JfjrtprtU Into two portions etch of the de tetttiteeta of Cilvados ind One. The Gemini Bold tboii of tbi Sarthe, Indro-et-l.olrs, Loire el ICber, Lolret, and Tonne. The neighborhood of the J0r 1 excepted from tbe provision! of tbe armli Site, which include the nival forces of botb powori ill parti otiui world. I Til TXIMJ (37 IH CArltCLATIOX N tbet the prisoners of wi." ere to remain In rjrli daring tbe irmlstlce, hiving Orst Igrrsndered their arne. The Nitlontl Guardi inl gsBdarmi. .re to retain their irme, u ire 1U0 the police. All Francs llrears ire lobe dlibinitcd, German prlsonsrt ire o be excbinied, Tbe pnbllc fundi ire to rcmilnln TwU. POSTAL COMMtrXICATIOft etweee London ind rrli bn been riopened. The BYustiant ire driving cattle Into Parll to feed tbo Inhibiting. W Blsmrck hn notified tlie Drltlth Forilrn Office tkit the Dieppe line ilone li at prrient available for In transiortatlon of PROVI'tOX! to run. Ci t 'hat until sufficient sopplltt cia be received tl e ermsmwlll ibire tbelr stores Willi the citlr-ns. Jin exrcutlon of the terms of the contention be tween Favre ind Disrairck proceeded yeiterdo) trillion! Interroplion. OAMBKTTA RATlrlES. TM CArtTCLATIO. The rrlt!itlon of the city of Paris Ins been 'ratified by Oambilta. He nfuscd to resign the po. lltlon of Mlntstsr of War, ind acted In tbe signing I CI tlie ripttulitlon In hl offlclit capacity B1VEB1 AND ItAlLUOADS A LI. OPEIf. Lflstoi, Jin. SI 0 A. SI All the rivers and Vallroads hate been opened fur tiic transpotlalloa of food to Paris. The Forty ilxtli Trni Jltn rteglment bai occupied Port ilu Mont Velerien. I Tin ocnuAvj rtiniNO rni rrttxen. I VfR'Aittts, Jan. Si The distress In Paris li Isyery great, ml the destruction of the railway" Im pedis lie rcvlctuar'ng of tbe city. 'Ihe Geriaina are meanwhile supplying articles ol the flnt neecs ill from their own More hulwat ntr-AlM. Br.ci'lLS. Jan. SO. Imir.er.se quantities of provl Horn Late been forwarded to Paris, ind grcit effort are being made to rcston tbe ra!lwa)s. The Sols Sons lino -w 111 be repaired In forty-eight hours, ml 'ate direct toule In sight daji. Tbe capitulation or Paris bis caused a feeling of ttupcr In the north of 1 franco, BIJMIRCt AMD WILLIAV. LoHDOir Jan. 31-13:30 A. JL Count Blsmarrk lll lee France tfler tbe meetlnf of lbs National -iViiemblji it PorJeaui. I "Tb earlr retnrn of the Emperor Wllll.m i 5or tlln Isesrecled. Ibtrc Is n report that be will start to-Oar (T ussdaj), but It lm not as jet been lutbm Ucawd. aiHBITTA TO FAYftl. lloitriAVx-Jm. SO. M.'OiTibstU forwarded a de tpatch b telftraph 10 11. Fine at Versillles. re 8 1illi blm to breik tbe illence malntitoed br the Iirl GoTirnir.ent to stite the nimi of the Minu ter tibose comlrc to Bordeaux bai been innounceil, and the motliei of tbe delay In bis morementi, nnd to lire precise Inforcatlon reipcctlnc the condition of I'srls. mi 5oxin ASTOrNciD. LitM, Jan. to. Tt-e armistice has astounded tbe people of the North of Trance. Thouih the central Impression is nther fatonble tbin otherwise, Ibere Is a fetliui o'oncerla inly as to tho future, and tdKlre to v lit for tbe ccndltloni of peice before ecldlng upon rlans for tbe fyjrc. iNTKnuisr or inucriLLi. It is trcortcl tb" Germans hare ln estej Abbe Tll'e. notnitbstandln the aimlntlce. r.tiioit or ANOTHER CXiriAI.'l ICICIPI!. Jfn. 3130 i!. Tbe Echo t!u Xortl asserts that i Gansral of the array of I'arli bai committed olcUe. No Dime Is clren. The Armr ol the I.olrr. Iihdos, Jan. 31. Ai the French forces wero anln ailuncine south of the Loire, tbe I'molats dMtrnrid tho bridge at Bluls. This rtopped tl.s adrance. ana the iriccb subitcjutDlly retr.itel loutliward. Tbe Army of the Eml. I Lonpoh, Jsu, 31. Gen. Manteullel encloses the army of EourbakI on tbe bwHs frontier, lit OTirlook tbe rctreatinc French welt of routarllrr, and caplurid C'bappoj and flombrecourt, ltb 3,0tX) pnsoatri and six pltcis of artillery. IWur Notee, Tho Fourth 1'rujtlau Hcserre took 200 jirla Bbirs at I'attetant. HtMOXITBATIOK". Dstiorslrstlons bate occurred In seyeral French towns acslnstboth tbe armistice and inr mutlllitlou if tho territory of France. LTOXI RlSllTIXa. Tbe municipality of Lyons ippeirs to mslntiln Its yeelstsnci to the Otrmans, and bai sent a dtputa Hon to Oordtiux to urn the adoption of jtatrsl tseasarot for the same object. nonnpartlat lutilmea. A Ilcrlia deipatoh published in tbe Loudon Hma this morulas; says that tbe necotlatloos of tie Jlooepartlals with Count Dumorck bare taken an Important turn. t A liter despitch, howtTrr, reports that conslen. i lion Lis been caused at Wilhelmshohe by the nou. af tlie proposition to oonroVe the Constituent As semhly of Funce. The Duke de I'trr-l.-ny hsil a lonir Interrlew lo day at CI Itldiurrt nith lliempregi Kiiionla. Tin' object of tlie Tlalt of lb; Iukj was lo urje the i:. i press to slt.n the terms of capitulation, but U l.i.i prrss derlleed with tlrranesi, Further entrenty i.n tbi part of tbeliukertsultea in thoEmprtsiBiicj li Irequeifpg tbo Duke lo quit her j rence. The Iiomlnn V iiifrrt nre, I.ohdos, Jin. 31 S:30I'.M. Tho rcismMin; of tin. Conlcrtnce his been sgaln postponed, In con equnue of the lllces tf Kail (JrsnviUt, I Keller for lUpoilcrit of Whl.Ury. WasiiISiiiok, Jan. 31. Tho Coiiiininsion jr of Internal fl'Tcnue Is ureln; the paMace of uo n, rt lw allowing the exports' Ion of all distilled spin's In bond lor payment of tax, the same to be i'ilp"d bom the place of manufacture In bond to the expert bonded Hirehouu at the port ol entry, and from which it mist be exported in six months on tli ex teution of bond, and en pa)iu the tlx on tlie dn 'tr ior Lei m ii the ?l)fe of tlie ipiritl at the tl'nt lI asinirtation from tuat shown by tbo original gause, Sms .u'.h per cnt for Ics Id Iranporta'loo ai tin sVouni. sv oiit r may allow. On proof of landin: In hue tn urturlolnl drslrucliun at ea, a Ursw kack ol I'iliC. prr kallon lo he allowed. '1 he bill tic ii pr p. red uln i ly In the Jnltrnal Itereriue Iifflce, ami will saortly find lis wiy Into the h -nJ f the I'Dininitts of Wys and ili.ua for lutrtiduc Jtou in the Houoe. A riUllTIKO JMf.VO.V. Disorder In n Prnnerleanla' Itrelenl Meet Ina I'nraon (Irega I'utllui n Head on the ldendrr In tbe Niinie of the Lord A l.lerlr Wnllnplni; for Jlni lledloe. Conct'oriOf nee of the Sun. LtxCASTKit, I'a,, Jan. 30. Not rcry far from here Is a little edifice called tbe Oetorara Methodist Kpleopal Chuicb, osrr whose cony reiratlon l'ar'on Grege soinellmea presides. lk.iron Gregg Is a mtn who fean the Lurd, but nerer stands In dread of man, be he neetr so might). The Oetorara Chuicb, gen erally known as the Gray llorse," stands In a sort of desert, and lies one-half In Pennsylvania ind on? half In tlirtlind j that Is, the old .Mason and Vix on'i Hue cuts It In two, ind leaye. t',o sacred build ing equally ditlded betweer, the two Elates. Wl.en eeer there Is a rei,ai t),e unjodly from the South ern side of the line romeorerand nlse Cain among tho faithful. They concrete aboutthe door and lsue est rails, and they awear and cut up generally like barbarians. When mcr'ln; li over they force their attention upon the I""ni ladles of the Church, and make lose to them In a highly undecorous msu nsr, and on meeting the parson, alwi)a ilcslstupon bis tsdng a drink. This Invariably oJtnJs the 'd man, ftctlel u'l tnlh ljalnt tbe wiaiciiei. the more ilnre they ne almost nlirsyt tiosy, lud iny'ailably blasphemous. Last nltht a psrty ol them rime over the Una and disturbed the inrellng. l'arson Gregg piuseJ a mo ment In tbo delivery of Ins sermon, I"' uy mo rtsy. on from tr.e Slh chapter tf St. Mattbiwjsnd rolllnc up bis sleeves, uttered himself as lolloni Young men I If there's mother disorderly sonnd Irom imorg your disreputable crowd, I'll Come down from this iscred desk, and In the nime or the Lord put head on evtry mother'! son of you. Gst down on jour knees, yf u hounds, sud pray lor beKer mtnneti, or lt levant." S)lng which ke proceeded with bis sermon, i most cdltylng dl'Coure. In a moment Hie nulse again began. An anblhle sotir of the Orst magnitude tilled tne room with Its bad odor and caused the worshlpeiss to shrink nit bin tbemsalves with horror. F'ntscs Gregg came down from that pnlrll In a state of quiet rage, lie look off bis coat snd hung It over the cbsncel rai:, and then went for those vttcked young men, only one of whom he succeeded la overhauling wllhla the portili of the church. Illm be bistrd tltlsfactorlty. Following eloe upoa the trull or tlie others, be came up nltb tbe most oulrsgeoos heatoen of all, one Jim l'age Ilcilloe, ohu.n he tackled without a worJ of grace, l'arson Gregg live lledloe a most clerical and canonical vialloping. When he ban finished poundlnt with bis flats be resorted to bis heels. Jim was able to Uerrnd all of blm but the other end, and when his punishment hsd been duly aduliiialered he went norue wtrrr and aortr than nlicn be came. Tlie I'aiun theu returned to his pulpit and Ant-had bis sermon. lie will uevcr be troubled any more. tiik now ix .inic.txs.is. The Swearing In of Mr. Ilrnoka-Th Ku tlrr I'ullre force In tlie hnmle ('number HrooLs dor not Atipenr-linpcncliril. iliKi uu, Tcnn., Jan. 31. Tho Ataltnchi liu s pi-.'iil despatch dated ye.terday, which says tbat ttneo the mcetloc of tho Convention nothing of In terest has occurred. .v.nch Interest Is msn!'rle.l by all ehrs In the swennng of Urooks on Tbui'day by the Lieutenant Governor. From 1) o'c'ock M. on Saturday until ml 'n'gbt the Clnyton men weio In caucus. L'ven the Governor, Supreme and Circuit lourt Judi;. viere pri'fil. dillberatlug as to the proper couce to rursue 1 Uc friends of Johnson seem-l lo kim that sure trap vtould be srum upon them to .lay Iletore the hour for tbo Senate lo convene, thi l'liiif of l'ol.ie, with Ins entire force, m .relied Into Hie S. nate 11 smber. and tho men were cost d In sd vnntsgeous poiltlcni in the galleries tnd lobby. E, wbo-o order tiny came no one seemed to know, and the Lieutenant Governor ilone authorized the all Hut.li aid bad not benn askel for. K.cllc.i, Senator" looked crave and thoughtful, as tl uoh some deperte died as about to l! dupo. Wnen 11 o'clock arm f. I, sud tlie Lleutccant-Govornor not appealing, Mr M-Jlory called the renato to order, aud on bis mutton the tody adjourned until lo morrow. It n understood tbat the police were preent to eject llr. llruoks br force If be atlcmp'.e I to enter the chamber, but ne did nor appe r. After tne Senate ciUuurned. tbe Ilonc wat r n ventd ind tbe Journals were read. Iiurnedlati-tv Mr JTaxelUne, ri slrman ol the commutes ai. point I to fsimte tLto malfeasance iame w( any ollcer In ti e exieutive or Judlclil itepsrtinenla of the Malt, arose Ui a prltucged question, and submitted a re port with irtlciei ol Impoichuien! igalusl the Lieu tensnl Uoseruor fur blgn crimes and misdemeanors because of hi. oouduet In ivrearlne Mr llrooas a" Senator over Mr Meade. .Objections vt ere raised that betote Ukinx hi" seat, aud before Ihe question ha I been stateu by the Chair, hearaovvd tbe previous question: and several members raised the point ul order tbat tbe resolution could not be cntrlal.ed now, but, uuder tbe rules, must be laid over for not day. Tbe Speaker, boweier, ruled all out of order, snd, wll.'iout permitting any members to say any thing, oidsreii tber ll to be cailed. Tbe result 3S to Si. to the previous question vt as not orde, ra TLs peoole la tbe lobby slid cillery applaudo.l loudly vhea the result was arrived at. Its llouie tbsn adjourned uniil 3 o'clock to morrow, .nild the wildest shouts of applause, (.liter alter cl.eer was raised In the ba.l and outside, botli amuiu tlie memi ers and sinong the ipi-culori. TI.H is the first defeat the Guternui'a psity has yet sus u-inod From tLe present sigui you used uot bo "urprKed to learn that til lhe troublea will end in biut.d.ntd. The p-isslons of each patti are strung to Ihe highest pitch. William, Ihe I'.mprror of (irrmnnr, to the Mmroil or New York. A few weeks ago Trie Sis mentioned the fact fist Mr. Charles Hiebcrl of &ZI llronmo street ..J.I shot a noble young buck, scUbinz 1.600 pounds, in tbe llds of Minnesota. Mr. Fiebcrt packed the buck in Ice ard aent It lo the headquarter of King William In France. A letter, of which the following i a translsliou, was )elrday received by Ml. olebcrt from King William's cimp it Versailles: Orricx or Tin IIoval Court Marshal 7o CSartei Sltbert. Kej., Hotttr Januttclurtr.ia an t fttume slreel, Stic York. Datn ."la: Ills M.ji-iy, King William, acknoivled;rs therrtctoi ot your letter ol Iiecniioer tr.o istli, Willi ti e fine back vou have sent litiu, and auihorls -d me to write to yuu asioon as postlDia. lu Ibcse days ot ever niemoisMe Uriuiau natrloiiim. the King Has creaity rejvtce'i on receiving Hie riri von have so kindly tent bun. Ill at entlon Has atlrscted at the large in ta.urc meat of tui' hark. lie wis U.ls day Inapictrd br il.e Kleir. an t l.l be serve up to morrow on lb-Kin;', table Very reitieelluiiy, o. A. CUIKLEI. ViasafLLas, Jan, 10, ;0. Tlirrateiied Mrlke ofF.rle Einployera, A Sun reponcr restortlay visited the midline and car shops of the 1'rle It.illn.iy Company, aud found that the report that the workmon had not been paid their wages for two monlba naa only too we 1 founded. A strike Is threatened In coiiai quenee. lliere are nearly 3,'Ss) men emploved In tbese shops and aiound tlie depot, wliosi wa;es vitv from II.SO to f I W a day, tlie latter amount to ing only paid, however, lo a few flrst-ciaas workmen, The average rale of wages In tbe shops is (.1 pur day. Tlie Compauy, It oppoart, have become aljrmed at the determined allllade of tbelr emplo)eea, and bars promised lo settle the matter sailifacWjrUy by pay ing off all bauds within a day or two. Japan flolug Into Ike l'orlt Ilaslueas. St. Kbaxcisco, Jan. 31. Hitherto the Jannn ese Government has prohibited tbe raising of swine, u being Impure; but recently It has decided tbat It advisable to encourage the production of pork as on irlicle of food, and has removed the proluhi loo. An axenl of tlie Japaiie.o Go eminent arrived In t sllfornla oy tlie last steamer to purchase stock on Government account The steamer for Yoko hama to moriow;carrl5s l Uy? hot-s, trie bug I'cr ry EdwarJs 6W, and the sf.Ip Bt. JoaipU SO ui're. The Labor I'nrly In Iho I'l islileiilliil Field. Vni'- .101, Jan. l A pamjlilct lias hci-n Clnui l'd to-d.iv, siilina- furtli tbe objects and pur poit ol the atioiisi I, inor party, D-leistei from II IboMatns are to uiivt at t o uinbii", Ohio, on the trill (1 Neaiirsdir ol Oc'ih-r, lor the purro'o of iioininatiiii carididalc" for I'm onVfi or 1'iesUent and Vice l'residcut of the United Sntt. Arrest of a Large Whiskey Dealer, John I'. llnvle, the owner of it largo liquor cs labllsliment at II Ilroa.lv, ay, wnaurrested yesterday on complaint of John 1). Carroll, wbo charges liru with uot csucelllng revenue rtinipi lo had ute. lie was brought belore Commissioner bhlelds, who held him In :i,000 bill to ippoar forexamluallon. liiiouici.rx. Mnry Jonst, seed H, was fojnd dead in he at 30 llunlington itrret )esteriay. Judge l tt of the Court of Appeals It slowly re rotenng fioui his rtcent sevcie lllucu. During the psat eltht months there have been 135 death from nt-a'l pnx, tturrlagei, aad d,b04 burial nvriulli granted In llrooklyu. Lawyer John l'ercy. who wai removed from the Hapreme Court room by order of Judre Gilbert for eoiiteoiiit on Saturday last, hat sued the WllHamiburgh Jimrt for ISO ra) dsmsces for llbi-l In slatliij tbat he was once thrown over Ihe bsr it Albany. For the iccrr.inioditlon of ne. rumen, editors, ind prlalers living on tlio lloe of the Allaullc J Iflh avenao, andilrernwooU llailioid. I1iooL!)ii, Mr ItlriiaiiUtn hupcriutsnoent, ha. resnmsd lbs runuinr f a special lUgM i;r, wU cli laavet ureeawood at lila .A. M aiu return leaves j'uit.in sua South ftrilw a the irr. Taloiag4.UaV,ki,bvaU. WIUjIAMSBUKGU'STEUIIOK. Ttti: wnr.Tcn wirn a ma si a roit arAitmsa xvnooi. o nil.. lie Drain hla Gperntloon on Clirlslmnit Miht A Senre of Women Vlctnna to it niuduian'a Hnlle-Setrn Hills Hlabbed In One Day-6'J.iO Uctvnrd OHcrrd. Tlio women of llio Fifteenth and Slileenlli Wards ol llrooktyn hive been lo a teulhle slate of alarm for the past ilx or eight weeks over the out rages committed upon a number of young alr'-a by a human Vampire. Ills node of operation has been to come up behind tho girls unawares, stab them In tbe face or back, and then, beforo they have lecov ered fiomtho iliock, mike Ids escape In tho dark ness. Four cases of girls thus stabbed have been reported to the police, but It Is said tbat twenty or thirty other cases have occurred of which no re port his been made, These outrages have ill been committed early In the cvenlug. and In the molt public places, where people are constantly pissing. Thus fir evory effort to calch the rascal bare proved luttle. Naturally euouih, the vtomen are fearfully frlthtened, ind the streets tbat wero once filled with girls on their evening promenides are now almost wholly deserted, Firrnta will not allow tbelr daughters to ro nut during the evening, unless accompanied by a male companion, and (off i'.ZZ up women are bold enough to venture out unit lends I. There are hundreds of stories ifloit In regsrd to the mysterious istissln. Some of the women, who are naturally superstitious, believe Itm to be a supetnatural being a tbritabls lur or mi devil. They say ho has nerer been aeen by mortal eves, except for sn Instsnt only; tbat he approaches his victims noiselessly, gives them a stab, ind then as noittessly vanishes Into the air. Children listen to these stories with wondrrlng eyes and bated breath, and they ao work upon their young Imaginations tbst even their wiking dreims ire peopled with images of the demon. Manv of them aro so fright ened thst they date not venture luto the street after dark. With a view to get at the truth of this matter, a Sen reporter )esterdsy called at tbe Sixth I'ricinct station, coruer of Ilushwlck avenue and St is street. Sergeant Miller wai in clnrge ot the office, ami gave the reporter every facility to proecute his Inqui ries. The Orst outrage of w hlch there li any record occurred on Christmas evening, when a girl named Amelia Hendricks was sssaulted ar.d cut over the eye. About a week prevlou", however, a report came to the station that two elderly ladles were as saulted on Mnntroe awnue. about 3 o'clock in ti.o n orning, while colng to Miss. Oieof them Mas serb usly stabbed. There is no record of this case on the police books. On the euntng of Jan. 0 Lit zle Haker was assaulted on McMMmiii street and on Jan. SO two girls were assaulted, ono on i:on and the other on WjckofI "Ireel. Ilrports of other outrree. Inve come tn the pollie neer'y evtry da), hut lnn?tlgjtioht bevv rot id thciu to be without foui.dallou. ir.r.CT. iilltm's Titror.T. lleporler Nrgt. Miller, who d yon think l corn mit'lr them- ni.lr.-ce Is It u mau or a ttoniau f s, igp-int I tlitnk it Is a hoy. lii pnrter W.iat can be In-object T Sou-eant Tliat's what puxz as me. In fact, It t urzli-' li" all. Itepvriei Hut )on hate a theory, haven't jon 1 Sere.nl Yi. hut i.ot one that Is r.alli 3lific. lory It Is n tuiluus cliciimttsnce that all tliw outrages have occurrel at toe full of the moon. M idea Is that this vampire li a yuuug man ua dtred craBf by an Improper tiabit. l!eporl-r ll-it why should bis lunacy take this sanguinary turn? Sergeant All medical authorities agree that this habit crcrle In the mind of II. ihllm an aversion If cot haired to the orrotlte sex. This lutredmay have become a monomania wltn the young man In qnetlon. and liupieei him with a dealre to Imllct bodily Injury on Hie objects of Ms hate. rtportrr Is thtt our only theory f Serteaut No. 1 1 Is -uec-tr.l tint the asssssln may be -t woman wbo has been eucliret In love by anoihi-r of her sex. and has beeu mide crazy there by, ll-r "go" or eS l t to -veage herself upua Ihe ex genr-rslly. Keponerl'.ien yon do not believe that some joun; racsl Is doing all this out of pure malicious nus 1 Sergeint No, sir; I cannot conceive of my ono so wholly riven Lp to tr. devil. Tbe sergeant said even effort was being mi le tn Jslecl the raseal, and he hoped In a few days to hare him under lock and kev. 'Ihe reporier then took lis leave snd proceeded scroti tbe street to Inter view Amelia lien kicks, Tin rinsT or mi VAVirtitr.'a victims of whom there is any record at the police station, she lives with a Herman family on ihe third floor ofltiehouse ccrner of Ilitshwlek avenue and Staz street A big-wl-lnkered German, wbo could hot sp- k s word of Knrllih, ushered tho reporter Into t ick room, In a urner of which the young lady ,r uli-d busily st work making vests. As she looked up -naeiiKised n brl.ht red scar oter her ee. looklngas It caused bv a recent cut. Approach lug her the leporitr lnqul-ed: "Air toil 511-s Atnulia lliudrlckt'" Ys, 1 alie leplild. lleponei Wero jou stabbed recently on the stri el J Miss Hendricks Yes, sir j on Cbrl'tmat evening as 1 nas coniln lioino Irom work. I was walking up Montrose ateuue sttlie time. It was about en 0 clock In the eteiilng. When botween Graham avenue and Suiltn Uriel I saw a boy looking into a 1 iger beer saioen. lie also seemed to be watcblnr me. I bad gone nbout half a block when I heard tome one coming up behind me, and soon I tecelred a cut over Ihe eje. Keporter Did you see your assailant f Miss Hendricks -Nut until alter he hail cut me. I then turned aiound and saw blm runaway. The blood beran streaming down my face, aud I ran Home without clvlag any alarm. ill's Hendricks Is a clrl of 11, bnt Is large of her age I he cut oter her eye Is fully an inch long, be running on tlie lid and extending toward tbe temple, lilt had been an eiglitliof an inch deep It would have destroyed Ihe eye sight. Tbe girl is now afralj to venture out alone at nhtht. TUI MIT VICTIM was Lizzie linker, living at 15(1 Montrose avenue Sue Is 16 years of age, tall and stout, wltii auburn hair and blue eyes. She said ahe was going down McKlbbin street on the evening of Jan. 0. Another gill miis v.ltli lur. Whtii near H wen street some ono slipred up Li hind ber aud struck l.tr lu tbe face. Itecorter Whit did you think hal hippeued Lizzie At first I thought loinv hoy had rubbed s.i i d on my face, it lelt so funny. Thai la a trick of the Dutch Town boys. I put up my hind to brush It olt, and recelted u deep cut lengthwise across my ihiimb, Then the blood squirted out and ran dovtii my cheek, and then 1 knew I was stabbed, Iteporter Where wai your iisailsnt tbenf Llxzie I turned arouatl as soon as I could, ind saw a boy running from me, nearly half a block off. She said the did not think she could recognize tbe rascal again, as be wai so far off, and she wis so Irlgbtened thst she did not even notice the color of his clothing. Her companion knew nothing of what bid transpired until tlie rascal hat got out of light, Thi girl wis bidty cut acrosi tne fleshy pirt of her chesk, tbe scsr being nesrly two Inchei long. Tbe scar on ber thumb extended nearly It entire length, UTUI AN.Vll DLtNgnORN wis the next victim. She la a school girl, 13 years of age, and lives at 113 llcmsen street. She Is bright and Intelligent, and told her story in a plain and artless manner. When Ihe reporier entered her mother's apnrtmontt, little Anulo and ber younger sisters were busily emrsged over their school boohs, t-he laid them aside, however and on the re porter making known his business, she came and took a seat beside him Iter story was that at about Hx o'clock on Friday evening. Jan. 80, whllo going down linen street with her little sister, a buy cimeup behluil them and stabbed her uador the futt shoulder. lleporli r-When did yon first see your asaallaut 1 Annie Not until alter ho had stabbed rue. Iteporter How did ho accomplish his purro f Anule lie came up behind us very still, put bis hand ou my sister's shoulder, and then plunged his knlfo Into my back. When I turned lound, he was la the middle of the street, stsrlng me lu the face as if watching the effect of his blow, Itepoiler Did jou mako auy outcry f Annie I could not utter a word it flnt: It teem ed as If my brcalli was taken away; but when I law him atarlng at ma 1 gave a scream, and he ran. I was standing In front of u storo that was brilliantly llhled. Tho storekeeper heard my scream, and came rushing out to sen what was the matter. He gave chuu lo the buy, but ho soon got out of sight, and that was the last seen of him, Iteporter Was the street lighted at the time f Anule Yes, sir, and tho lights in the store win dows on either side made It almost as light as day. It was ueir Grand street, loo, wuere people are con stantly pining. Heporter-Dld ynu git n good took at Ihe rascal so that you could recognize biiu If you saw blm gain? Annie Yes, sir; is be atood In the roadwav nariog at mi, tbe light from the store window sbono rull In hts face, 1 here wai a wild look lu bl eye. 1 think I im sure I could recognize blm. Iteporter Describe him, as near is jou can. Annie He was about as tall as my sister (point ing to a girl 13 years old). He wai dressed lu dirk Clothes, ind hid on black loft list. The dress little Anule wore when she wis iltbbed was proJuced. Tin cut was Just uuder tho left ibouldor blade, aod. pvnilraleJ tbrougU seven thick- nesses ofclotl mil about one-euhth of in Inch Into the flesh. Tlio wound I- not yet fully healed. Ou the same evenlug. only a little later, another girt, Agnes L.'. scr. aged 13 yeai was CIT ACnoM TIU up. Ames lives with her motner at Gr-Cism avenna and Gland street, and works In Netv York. She w. is not al homo tester-Jay when the Mm reporter called, but her mother gave alt the Information desired. Mrs. Leyser slid On Friday evening, Jan. 90, I sent Lizzie on an errmd to WyckolT street. It wan botween 0 and i o'clock when ahe United. As she was going Into a store to do her errand, somo ono come up behind her, pulled her l.etd back, and drew a knife across lier upper lip, Tim Up was cut clear thruuxlt and across about an Inch. As soon as ahe rrcoiered from the ibock the turned around ind saw a tail young mm In u gray suit, with a rap on hii held, running away. Who was so ovorcome with fright thst she could not raise an alarm until It was too lale. Agues wan ao laiut tuat sl.o hid to bo brought home. lleporler Do you think she could recognlxe Ihe Mlow saalnt !-.vfr fn, S3, b'hls rio, f. .in didn't see tint. She might possibly rccogblxe him by his figure and clothing. This was tbe list of Ihe sufferers whose nsmes ire rscorded at the police station, but there are maxi omen VICTIMS, If Ihe positive statements or peopl" can be believed, line la.ly told the reporter yesterday that one stormy ulgLI last neck adsugbtrrof Mr, Itcnnv, a vouna marrlod worn in, was assaulted at North First and Ninth n'raMs. She had no premonition of the assault, but suddenly lelt a sharp pain In her shonl der. She put up her hand and exclaimed, My Go, I what's that find In doing to turned pir tlally around, ind saw a young man running from uii, tiui. iZi w,!0 heard her cxclam.llor chase, but the rascal climbed over a high hoard fence enclosing the vtlie factory worki on North First street, lud lecreted himself. The sime eve ning another lady was ass intte.t on North Second street, Just after getting out of a car. One lady said sl,o heard llialthsro were IRVIK LADIKil ITADDKD OX BtTUUDAT KIOIIT, and as many more on Sunday morning and evening, l'rubabiy this Is an eaagiieratlon, but the alarm Is sn great uow that tne women believe everything they bear nbout this terrible demon, Girls seldom So upon the street at tight unaccompanied. Coining on Montrose avenue last evenfnr, the Sew re porter met ouo only, and abu shied out to the curb stone as if fearful .hat tbe reporter might bo tbo teriible vampire sreklnx another victim. One even ing last week a Mrs. Smith, living on Lee avenue, had Just left ber home, when a man came up to ber, graped her by the wild, aud drewaraxor. The Isdy aaw the wetpon. and rave a wild cry of affright. Tbe man theu let ao bis Lotd aud made his escape. H one half tbe stories told are true, there Is nn alarmlug stste of affairs in Willlimabiirali and the authorities owe It lo themselves, as well to the rrpiilillun or tne rlly. to see I list nn none Is lelt on turned lo clear up the mystery. Trie Aldermen of llrooklyu have sutlioriz -J tlie Major to oiler a re ward of 11VJ for the tries: of this devilish acoun drit. aw (NU.i.anri ctsg to this crested great excitement In this city about nileeii years ago. For a number of weeks ladies vl"lling tl-.caties and other public places bad tbelr drese ruined byaome person wbo threw vitriol upon II cm. Scarce!) a mglit passed but three or lour drc"ea were lhu ruine I, an t the outrage was committed so secretly that nonu ot the victims kiew sit) thing about it until tier reached their Inmcs. Ti e pnllee were for a long tln'O b ifllcd lu llieir attempts to detect the perpetrator,untll "ibid uwa were tmpluir I to frequent the thraties and natch for the my.lertons rascal. Finally a voung man wot airesied at tlrlitj's Mlustiels, and on belug examined It was fouud tint i nole cjt In tl e liMog or his co-it he IimI secrete I n small can of vitriol Ily pulling bis hand In Ms pocket he could crunD the can, pu ss up n the bottom, and squirt t.lo vitriol upon hl victim 'lhls could bo done In a crowd ilinnut without lear of detei'.ton. The young man. 1 heo.'ure Gray, was adjuigoj a lunatic and sent to the Mind. A Tl:.Tll W A lilt Ti:A(li:if. A Mrin Wiot ill nnd Sinbbed In Four I'lncea by llovtcrr Itouchs Ilx, ulna; Chose nllor One nt tbr Aasnsnlus-lle Take. ltrTune In lltildr Hip Dlnrhaniltli'-i Old fnloou. Last iiigtt, at 11 o'clock, Ofliccr Ash, cf tlio Tenth Precinct, was patrolling bli pot on the How erv, when a young man rushed np to him excite Ily, snd told him that a nan had bc-n killed al 3J Day ard street. The place in question Is a low eating house called the CatM de Cuba The young man farther Informed the officer that the parties Implicated in the slabbing were at that mou.enl carousing In tbe low concert saloon, 53 How err. Oder A.h. Joined bv-Me Fllzser.ild. descend ed tbe saloon, wbiit Oincer ?tah s iuiu,.Mu ed out to young roughs n un. it John Waters and John t'onrfnrs, and a noted deip-rido callid Long Mike," as the guilty parlies. Tne officers capture d Waters und Couuore, but "Long Mike," si-led by the waiter girls, bounded up tl.o steps and escaped. The two men were taken to the Tenth l'recluct tatloa bouse, wnere they were rtcogulxed by Ser geant Carr as desperate characters. Officer Fitzgeruld was Lien despatched to Ihe Caft'e do Cuba lo bilngin tbe wouidel mm, wlio-e name Is Hoffman lie lound him In a very critical condition, aud conveved him with illfflculty to tbe llallon hoas when bis wounds were d.-osed. Officers Ash and Fitzgerald t en started out In quest of "Long Mike.' who it said to have been tbe perpetiator of the d. e I. T.n-v e"pied Lira stand ing on the eornor ol Catharine and Division straett. On seeing them he started on a run down Cbatiiam street, w ih the oSki-rs la hot puistiil. For a shu'l time his rupture seemed certain, and bis pursuers were fatt gaming on blm, when bo dodged arom d a Tnlrd avenus ear end suited up the street. When Hearing C iJthsm square he found hit overcoat sn encumbrance, aud threw It off. It was picked uoby Officer Fllzg-jrald. add is now In tbe Teulh l'reelnct station hou-e. Arrived In the snuau be dived Into Ihe saloon rurmcily kept by Itoddy t.le lllacktmi'ii, closely folio a ed by tho t Ulcers. On enterim; t e saloon thev found tint lie bad escaped through tbe rear entrance, and froui tbat time all ti act a ol blm were lost, HoUiu in states that le bis only kept the Cite Ue Cuba a cotipte ol months, but was not aware ol t le chsracler of the liouso when he took it. Last night a ganz of ruClans, headed by Long Mike," entered lllfinin's saloon, and cu nmcncej beatlne and lusultinc a German named Ilulf Mokof. iloitiuan remonstrated wltti tlieiu, when Loug Mike exclaimeo "G d'l n fou I'll do for you!" Ilntljrin then nltempled to leal o the ;ssloon. but tbe roughs closed the doors. He then told bis Oar keeper to go for a poltcimsn. This was tlio signal for a general scuttle. Long Mike drew a pistol and tired at him, luckily missing. Mike then drew a bowie-knife and subbed Hoffman In tlio neck. In the eye, lu Iho back, and other placet about tne bo ly. '1 he ruuisn then fled, leaving Hoffman help less upon tbo floor. Till: riU.IAMSHVlKlll SVlCIttlS. The llndy Identified ns Hint or Miss Kntrlua Sasvkiip-IIUnppoluleil A flection the Cauav of Ihe Hash let. It wns ascertained vcsttnlay Hint the young J woman who committed suicide on Monday evening by Jumping into the river off a Wllllauisburgh feny boat was Miss Kalrlna Sawkup, a tallores, S3 yesrs of age, residing alone at 83 Kwen street, Williams burgh. Coroner Whliehill and her friends have taken charge ol her body. The following Is .Wpy of a note found lo hir room yosterday -The cause whlch brought me totals iteplt from dls appotatroent rrom him. ul ""'.,'i"1A0J!"'j':V.r7,nl.Drln 'his room Is yonrs. I am not In debt bnt US) to Mr, Stsumnller. t'liiS, that for me. Please tell my lather that I died a naiural death. Pray every t- o l person for my po. ....j'"1 On mother sheet of piper the tddren of her father waa givsn as follows! "Matthias Siwkup, Klulter, Huliemli." The person alluded to In the preceding note Is ilonhtles Wenzel Iloher, a joiiuir eountnmsn of Katrina'H, for about arnontti ago she appllod to Jus-n-M K t.M r- rrMi tor iin arreat on a chaio ol sedtiillon. The unfortunate ynnns worpsn posesed more than ordlnaty per-ionsl attractions, .mil her friends say lb.it, with the exception of i-r sad acquaintance with lb" permn to w lioni she alluded in iior noto the led all industrious ind bl imeless II ro. Ih r h.oii! waa furiilsnod with t.iate, and proscuti-j m appoav anru ol more than tho usual comfort enjoyuii by young women who toll for Ilv.ng, Itobrrt t'ullyer'it t'lrur (Jill. Tlio llov. Ilolicrt Colljrcr of Chiciso deltten-d a lecture on "CIoarGm last evening la Sleiuway Hall, before the Mercantile Library Assoilation. Tho officers of tbe Association Uirus W. Fiold. Ksq., ud Mn. Tennle O. Clallln occupied tbu plutlcrm, aVJsrrr j nits nr. The Governor hat signed the Newark Police bill. Cnnra I Hatier, a yotinst man residing on Orange and Plaue streets, Newark, died yesterday suddenly, Kdward Itellly, a laborer on the Midland Itallroad, was killed ou Monday by tbu caving lu of an embank ment. Cspl. Hervey's Chinese have bson Indulging In a free num. Tbu Captain snd kit foreman qujllcd tbo tumult. A strong opposition to tho proposed new charter li forming In Jersey Cur. Meetings of prominent men or ill parties aro being ncld nightly for that purpose. An Immense blast took place at the freestone quarry of Jo'iu C iirnnt a short distance above Tren ton, bixty kegs of posrd'r weio ured, and 20,100 ions or stone wero thrown out, seine of tbe pljces belon us feet lu length, An unoccupied house on Palisade avenue, Tlergen. was yesterday eulerud by Ike police, who found It hJ been used for tha puipose of stnncir stolen goo is. A huge amount of sllverwsie. dr goodt, bedilotblux. and a number Of coauwete fouud. Mli. TWKHD'S LKG1SLATUKK. tjik nvs'.i I'ltKnicriox tho dam AI'XKIl K1.KCIIOS riLFlLI.Un, fflr. Twomhly Countril Ool liy n Vnte of fl3 lo 00-.llr. (loodrlcli nnd Mr. Nelson hnv. lux it Hpnr-Tbe Itcpiibllcans Take It Coolly-llallivnys nnd Insiirnnee Men. ALbtMr, Jan. 31. It was evident this morning; to the most casual olxterver that something Interest Ing wai about to trrnsplrc. There was a Imlle of triumph on the face of the Jolly Tom Fields which foreboded DO good to the llepubllcans aud when, after the transaction of a Utile routlno business, Mr. Murphy, Chslrman of tho Committee on Privi leges and Elections, arose and asked consent to make a report, It wss Immediately apparent what was the cauto of this feeling on ll.e part of the Democrats. A count of noses roveilod the fact lliat there were absent one Democrat, Mr. Iluckley ot Sul llvso, and three llepubllcans, Mr, Llltlejohn of Os wego, Wood of Wai no, aod Wade of Fulton and Hamilton. Tho report of tlie majority of the Com mittee wai read by the clerk. Immediately upon the finishing of the reiJing the report, Mr. Goodrich, TUX OAUI CIIlCXEW rttou It'.,S, wbo hts fought for Twombly inch jj Inch, moved to liy tbo report on tbe table ind mike It iprclil order tor to morrow, on w-lch tbe ayes and noes wire taken, snd It wn lost.,.; 3, iioes d-a strict party t 'le. Mr. Goodrich denounced the whole thing ai A set-up Job. '1 be Committee had watched their opportunity until three llepubllcans were nbsent, and w.'ie now determined to rush the matter throuxh under whip and spur. Ho claimed thst It w as In keeping with what mljhl he einectrd of a Leylslsture amf Spi iker who were elected by fraud. At this point he 'as called to order, and, his five minutes having exp.'red, wu compelled to take bis seat. Mr, Selkreg, nnder the plea of asking to be ex cused from votlnr. pitched Into Oe report of the majority, is did Mestri. Alvord. ben'mer, Husted. ind oihrrs; but they were met al every t,dnt bv tbe wily Fields, and though they resorted to et'sry man ner of rJllbuiterlnz, calling tbe aes and i.oeson sll motions, Ac. tbey were laid out every time tsr a strict psrty vote. Nelson of Itocklsnd, In reply lo a statement by Mr. Goodrlci that list year his teat was coulesled, nnd II wai ninety-seven dayi before he could get tbe matter from the Commlltee, said thst be had the misfortune to be Chairman of the Co-nmlttre on Privileges and Klectlom list year, and thst It was the gentleman's own fault thai tbe Committee did not sooner report. k. oooDntcn's Mttrotiri'ME. Mr. Goodrich 1 would like to say to tho gentle man that It was hit ini.furlunr ulna Hut ho hap pened to he Chairman of tbat Conmilice. Mr. Nelson-' The gentleman Is mistaken his mis fortune Confuted In tbe facttlut he hid not the diclmal part of a fraction of evidence to prove his claim to tl e reit. 'I he by play between these gentlemen was Jttt beginning to get Inleri'Stliir, and tlio House was en Joj Ing their snots at each olner, whoa Mr. Illgnall, a youi g rent'eiran from Tioga, who lias evidently be.'ii to uebuilrg school, nnd whose long, ltnk form, n.ade still longer by ,1 habit be has when .dd resting tlie Spo-ker ol aisudlng on hi-tip tool uml point lug with Ills Index fingpr at the chandelier whie i hangs over his head, co.ne down upon Ne sun Willi a point of order, whlc.i poiut ,aj aicland to bo well taken, and tub rrxsr mum iiu to sunstna, bnt not until he gave Mr. Iticnall i shot by Ir.qulrin" or the Speaker who this fellow was that wat con" slsntlr iiite-iupllng I no proceedings ol tbe House The speaker lulormed Mr Nelson that it was Mr. lllgnaii of logs, und Ne.sou thanked the Speaker tor tlie introtiuctton. Mr Docker, Democrat, said It took Dearly one huntirid days fo. the llepubllcans to uiskeuc.se strong cnouih to uii'cat blm when Ills rent n is run tested, nod this Committee bad dono tbi irwork in a much better manner and in f.,r li time Hebe lioved that what was rauco lor the coos? was aauc -for the ginder, and should vote accorJtn:lv Aner about one hour swtt in a rambling discus slon, on motion of Mr. Fields tho previous qucsltuu was ordered on adopting the resolution of the n a Jorltyorthe Committee, and It wis adopted by a strict party vote Mr. Carey not votlug aves 03. noes (JO. A report was received from the minority of Ihe Committee aud read, but no action was taken on It, not xviv a nzrnaicA.v moving to substitute It for that of the majority. tltirine the dltriiolon of tills mailer I ,,,...J ,n?o,WWv f Je iwss pirilrularly to. The absence of Mr. I.ltllejohn at this flrae was no doubl a sevoio blow to Iheillepubllcans and this taken In connection with the absence or Messrs Wood and Wade, seemed to utterly demorallxe them Mr. Llltlejohn will bavo to give n prelt good ex' cose In order to satisfy tbe liepublican memaers o I the House for even though haa be been present the result would probably have been the aame. let his great ability nnd tact as a parliamentarian would doubtless nave lived tbem Irom such a Waterloo dcrcilaa they suffeied to-day, Mr. 'iworably was pnent on tha floor dnrlng the strusile. lie Is not disappointed nt the lesuli but Joe not like being so summarily dipo I or The lion. T. C. Fit Ms has covered himself with glory In tbe e)es of his parly for the manner In which he Ins conducted t'ds case on the pail of Carey. No other mau In Int. House could have handled It at well. Tr tui raixKDs aiu oprnxisxii or tub avisux c bill IlaroRK TIIC OOllllNoU. There was a bearing before the Governor to day on the AveLiic C Itailioad bill. Mr. Adrianre the lTesulenl of tbe De.t road, ealle.l He attention ol the Gov ernur to the fact that he hud vetoed a siml Isr bill lo this last year, with the exception tbat lhls bill gives a longer mention of line than Ihe bill he ve.oed. lie was instructed bv his counsel, Mr Vunderpoel, to say that l.e could only rcpruJure tlie arguments of last year If lie wero to coma bore against his signing tlie rui ul I, ill. lien, vt tut im M. I weed, Jr together with l.is partner, .Mr. hdelsten, and rsenator Uentt appeared lor the bill, toi-elher Willi stviral other gentlemen The bearing lasted about llir.-e fourths of an liur' Thete seems to bo b'jt little doubt hero about the Goieruor's signing the bl'l CAxruiLL ArTeu rontn.x ixspnANra companies. Mr. Campbell of New York has prepared, a bill lo amend tin. act which compels lorelgn Insurance sompanles to make aud file statements of tliclr con dition and sffairs, pissed April Sd, IJOi, t ,0 amends the law as lo make It obligatory upon all such companies, whclhi r incorporated or not, doing a Ore, marine, or life Insurance business, or any kind of lnsursnci- buslnrt In this Slate, to make annual statements ot their condition lo the Insur ant Department In the tati.o manner is slml Isr companies organized under the l.nrt of this state. It makes It unlawful for any company lo make contracts of Intuunoe or expose tuch coiupsnlet tu loss la this Sttto many ouo rise: or hszini lo en nmouni exceeding 10 pei c-nt o' tl c I aitio oT the securities deposited by tiiom with trio superintendent of the lnaurnr.i-o lie partaiciu In cluding the securities i!ej' slli d with the n-vn.il in Btirancn departmeutf ol other Slates, lor the sectu I ty of their paltry bolder- resl iiii (n t, I U1, States, In ca"i of their li' gleet or r, tu-i.il to comply wltn the provisions of Ibis act, they shall be subject to the lame penalties as companies organized uti for the laws of this State Such companies lo be I'abli to taxation on their capital stock, tbe same as home companies, and a tsi of two per cent, ou premiums Mr. Goodrich of Kings will soon Introduce a bill to Incorporate Ihe Now York Financial Asoclatlon It names William P. Pblpps, John VV, Simons, Cb.ii'. E. Lelind, A, A. Vilentlne, ind John 11. Hulln as Incorporators. Tlie capital slock Is lo be tJOd.OO) In ilnrei of 10 eich, 'o be personal properly tnna ferable on the books of lite Association. The busl r'ernde'r"o'f A"oclatlon Is to loan money on tl.s iur- 313 !c b".r Mid sell the same' ovTJif.lrtHlui'i'. otherwise, or to invest its funds In my way tne Directois liny ileterinluo j but they shall nut exer else uny banking poster, such at Issuing bills, notes or otlur et Idenrn of debt The Hoard of Directors' to conslrt of three or the member", a majority of whom must risule In ILIi- St it, The psrtiei above named are to cuusiliutu the first Hoard of Direi tnrs Tnu Hoard aro to hoi I oliue for ouu ar or until their BU.'ci'.auis aio ih cied, and an- to detlain .,nd pay ilmdeiids ut siic.i times and uunu.r as they n.ay deem expeulcnt. ANOTIIClt ttLkVATEP RAILWAY PUIUtCT. Penitor Caldwell to day Introduced another ele vuted railway project ror the city ol Now Yoik Tlio motive power Is to be atmospheric, and It Is to run from tbo east side of the Cily Hall Park tbruush lliithini itreet, Ilowery. and Third avenue to trie Harlom river. The rotnpiiir to have the right to charge ten centi fire to Hie Harlem river, and flto cei.ts lor shorter distance, auil two cents a mile tlirouzU W estclii-stcr couuly. The ciplltl stock is to be Snil.rx), in shares of (s each. TI.e Direc tors named are Jordan L. .Molt, Jacob M, Long John Wilson, John lliack, 'f. P. Whitney, Jas. Melt' Davldton, 0. F. Hates It. II. Gilbert, m! O. David ion. Wm. Foster. Jr.. K. A. Packer. Joel A. I lllilan, Thomas ltogcrs, II. I1. Degrair, ami euvwial oihers, Hi'MICII'tL WATTrnt. The Senate Couimltlee on Municipal Aff.iira mil this evening In the rooms or senator Tweed in tho Deluvan. James W. Gerard, Jr.. or New York, sp pcared before tbem and presented a protest, ngnoi) by the lot owners on Graniercy Park, against ex tending Lexington avenue through that park, After hearing Mr. Gerard the Commlttei llsteoed to a de legation appointed by clllxens of West Farms and MorrlslanU In (stor of the project Introduced In Hie Senate by Mr .uiiet lor onnstlng a portion ol Wen' cheater county lo tne city of New Yi rk Tlie dele gallon comprised Me.srs, Lewis 0. Mori Is, a stock farmer i Willlsra During, a lauyt-r of Tremont: William C Irapbagen. of tlie firm of Traphaern, Hiinler Co, i and W. W Mies, a Will street lawjcr, J'tese lour gentlemen represented lbs town of West Farms, where ther live, and Samuel It, Davis in I Charles Marks, both merchants doing business In New York city, represented Morrls inls, Mr. Ilenlnv read long let of resolutions adopted at a public meeting of the cit'iens of West Farms, In which It was set forth that they wished to be an nexe I to Now Y'or. for the purpose of securing the Croton water, Ihe benefits of the Metropolitan Tire Dcpirtment, police, gns, Ac., Ac. They claim ed that by this measure a grand port of entry would be created, which would prevent the shipping from going lo New Jersey, aslt now does, Ills Impossible to mention sll Uie great benefits which the delegation believed were lo be derived both by New York and Westchester county trnm annexation, Senstor Creamer wss of tlie opinion tint they allowed very good reasons why thee towns should be innexed to New York, but how.li not so certain ai to the benefits to be derived by that city. The total valuation of the property pro posed to bo tnnrxed Is aboul t8.OH0.0U0. which al two pet cent, would yield to the city an Incorr only tWi.WO per annum, whllo tho c.ot ol ,n.' 'ft C?iV"r.Srn!.'.r lDt0 We,t r",n, r-' U'J CS at least (3,0(10,0111. In reply to this, the gentlemen f ln ,rlts;.ilinn sttied (hat Ihcy would expeO of theie immove" menu only A3 MET C;Jtt) PAT rtm TUEW. N'1" "".'d the bill embraced llrooklyn and if .1 .C ""-'fill I I'Ut he was geutl) remlndelby Iho l ,t ho had better conllue himself to tbe ob i" tf the present hill, and leave those cities to be .aksn care of heieafter. Mr. Davis said thst Morrlsinls alio wanted the bent Ills of New York'i witer, police, Fire Depart ment, Ac, but would isk for them only is they could pay for them. Tbe delegation were unani mous th it the lines should be drawn straight across from Spuyton Dit)vll creek to Long Island Souud, and not Include the town and village or Yonkere, ai the present bill proposes. The Committee wis In session ibout two hours, and Anally It wai agreed that the delegation should submit their suggestions lo the Coir:'ioc In writing, ind tbey would tike them Into considcriii?."- 1 noticed In the room Scri:"" Genet, tbe Hon. Denny Hum", the Hon. Timothy J. Omobell, a member ol the Assembly Committee nn Cities, ani many other gentlemen. The Hon. Peter Drains Sweeny Is here, but keeps closely to bit room ut the Delavun, whence bv Issues his orders to tbe rank aid Ble. I also noticed al Hie Delaran to-nlgbt Congresman Itoosevelt, wno was Hying about aa busily aa an old hen wltb a brood of young chickens. JEltSKY'S LlWlSLATim TOhCAKO, A Colored Mlulsler Praying Tor the .Mem. bers-.MIee Looking for Yntea vt-llh llraee of Itcvolvera-Hnnxnr In a Hovr.1 Tkextox. Jan. 31. Tlio Hr. Mr. Woodlin, a coloi'J Methodist minister, of Trenton, opened the proceedings of the Si nate this morning wllh prajer. Tbli Is tbe 07."1 colored clerg)min tbat ever prayed for i Jer'cy Legislature. They needed It. A bill was Introduced id the Lagltlatuio permit ting the Morris Canal Company to lease their works lor the period of ninety-nlno 7ar. D it said tbat tbe city of Newark will become the pur chaser. A bill was Introduced in the House ystterd.iy to revoke the charter of the City Fire, Mailne, and Holler Insurance Company. Dr. Vail, wbo secured the passage of the charter, desires the repeal on the plea that It Is fraudulently transacting business by pretending to have a capital stock of 110.000, whereas the clUurt of the coinpiny, on oith, before Ihe Assessors slated that tbelr capital amounted to butflOOU). Heprrsentatlves of the dty of Orange Tlsllcd Trenton mierday to have a bill introduced for a charter for a new railroad from Newark lo Morris tow u. and a branch by way of llooiiton to Peterson. The Erie lobbyists have takiu charge of tbo mea sure. A bill has passed the Senate to permit Indicted persons to testily in tiirirnwn behalf. The difficulty between Nllcs and Yates It seems has ended In rnoke. Nllos armed In town this mornlug swoarlng vengeance on Yalcs, and repaired liumcdUloly to Iho Trenton Hotel, wuoie Mr. Yalcs is stopping, b-it found tbeger.llemnn bad not nrrlied. lie wm accompanied by Mr. Saniey, wbo, It 1" alleged, carried a case of revolvers. Mr. Yates upon bis arrival was IsformoJ of the visit of Mr. Nilej, and refused to hate any coarctation wltb the genttem,in, slating thst he considered blm beteath his notice. Mr. Mies tried hard to force his way during tbe morning up Into Mr. Yates a room, bnt all to no purpose. The Irlcnds of the gentleman, seeing tbat bo was excited, would not let him meet Yites. The action of Mr. Yates ln the matttr has been tbe general anb Jrct of comment, and a cause ol much surprise to lbs Itepubllcan members. In tho House Mr. Niles. finding that he could not gst Into an altercation with .Mr. Yates, moved tl.e vcunaldtralion or Ihe blil n-hleb ouJ ne UlsUUtn oa Thursday I l, thgrounds tbaimasH".' Vcconu"oJ. ,he motion on tnoualy for Its passsce herefolM.J1?11 voted unanl lo leavu it to Ihoni for a second liiveitigjiTr?n.arr."'d motion was carried, and thus ends the affair for the present. A resolution was offered In the Houso of Astern bly this morning by tbe Hod. J. G Irwin, ol Kssex to give Ihe public rrlntlng to C'bas. W. Jay at less than what Is paid tne Itlng contractors, whereupon the inevitable Sinxiy arose and moved lo refer the resolution to tho Commilteo on the Lnuallc Asylum In repl), Mr, Iiwtn remarked that tbe mo tion was not altogether luapnroprlate, cousid erioe the source Irom wl.le'i It cimej tor that no one bit a lunatic wonld expect economy or Jus tice Irom partisans liLo the gentleman, whoso most filling place, on tlie homceopiihlc principle that II. o cures like," would bo on tuch a Commit tee. Psnxay laving tailed to raiao a laugh by bis melancholy wit, and perceiving that In ouly Incurred contempt, movoj to re fer to the Printing Committee, which was done, ana which Is simply contlgnlng aa honest it teuul al public economy to Urn tomb ort'e Capu Itts." banxay wat Inclined to bo belllgeicnt, aud was moving bis burly torm towaijs his colleague when he eiuzhl Hie gaxe of Charley Joy's bright eie fixed on blm. and cowcrol lo his seat, pile ard trembling. Such a flagellation a l.e will gel iu tbe .sifnf might almost movo a heart of stone lo pity. j.os.sks n r vim:. The American House In P.ilnesvllle. Ohio, waa burned yeilensy. l.ois. Ill.W) At o'clock this mornlog a fire occurred In tbo crockery sloreTO.Mnriay street, causing l,00i) damage. T.!l.c ,,(!,clc clllile Hnpperbeth. lumber dealer ister'dVut!w!r,CCOna aiu- "M Gen. John C. Dogart'i auction rooms. 1 North Ing, DailSo iSo" b"""1 oat 1 '"o" tun morn- Lalo ou Mondiv night. kerosene lamp exploded In an nntooutt be onging to John Viols ol Kliitbcth. Tlie names spread to Ins residence, and it was wpb olfflrniiy um he was able to ream? hi. .le-plni: w and child. 1 be bouse wa. damaged tl.UUi insured, Sl-AUKS FHOM IIIK riSbEOHAVn, The Oermms of Albant city arc making arrange, meats lo relcbrate the (all ol I art". A salute of one hundred cuns wai fired yesterday by th Germans lu Dcuvcr.t-oiorado, over the suru-n dor of Paris, Tho whaling bark Massschu'etts, owned by Mooro A Co. of ban Jrapil-co. was wieiked al hcauiuiuus Lagoon on Hie Cih Inst. Her crew were saved. An sddres of welcoroo aod sympathy to the Irish exiles was elontcd by the Irish Nsilonal llroth -rboon of IluBalo, and forwarded to New York yesterday cvmoarriKH or viusib. r.-n?.,l:tnVl0nte.r,7",,l,-a,1 K,ho arrived at the ?nilr,'. 0Sin V'-stcrdsyaiteruoonwIih C r. Vender pool, sites llroctway, who had bson arrested In Michi gan oa the charge of forgery, Judge Ilrady lm denied the motion to correct the rcctlal In the order made by him. chanting the place or IrisToflbe rase of James Ksa. Jr., gainst theAlhiDy ind Susquebanaa Itallroad Company fiotu Sew j-oik to Itennelacrt'ooniy. ,H?9" -?rnler. of 131 First avenue, yesterday K'n.r.".l"i.-. fJ'"li, ",l"l"' Stow-rd, a native ot Pi is. Sl'i8-' .'".",7. lnJ'f'r r00'0' ran and Hie cried "etop thiol ami ho was aneitol. t the station I? "ol n from Mrs Fouroler, were lonuj wli'i blin Fio-ard.wliosiidhere.li!.-o at 37 Gra J stie't. wascoiuiiii-icd by Jutttce :M for trial. leavlm-Mba1 h'VnoW' r flnnolt wis and chih lv?nnJ'rf corn"r I 1 ortr-'evenm street 1111' I r.l.UIIl eiVf DUCe lt in uttll'lttl 1 hv I IV mien knocked down and robbed of B",,c U,? gSn monev. Jimei Cihil, a notorl-iut ciiminal who hi. I spent a term Inblate's Prison for pa..ni coin !,r, hclJ lor eiiniluAltou. in wa, uoaeitr, wAsiuxaws sows. mJi,'"ou".Conln'"rce Committee spent yesterday morning on the question of sioauiihln i iVsidics. nil took uo vole ou any of tho Ulli uotv blffofi ihei? ..Tie? il0?i"K '"""dntllom wero sent lo Ihe Sennto SJ1" l,?,l,.Th0,'1UM1Ailamion. Jr.. lo be Consul at Mel ponrne. Auilralla. Henry J. Ziimncrmsn, to be Comul at Cordova, Argentine ftepueitc, oevouiui Orders for the reduction of Ihe Knglneer Hit tsitnn provide that unexpired portions of pimislnuruis inflicted by General I. urn Martial. In cms of such rnlisted men of onglureis ma. he selected lm iih. charge, will be reunited, aud Ihe men discharged from the service. -..wu, Tin Senate yesterdsy confirmed Johua I), (lid ding to Im tinned .-i n s Ai ilsnt Ti.'stui -r it Uisiiesio,.t. I, iJotin Halt. I'onmon Agent al lliook l)U..N.l In noiiiiuali.i.-i f ,i i lirumniond to be I'oininlis'oiier of the Ueiioral Land Offlcp. In nlico or Milsan, led lo a oeliate.but no coniluttou wu re.'ihr). The Louisville Courltr-ournnl aavs that Pre-' dent Grant list been saddled vnili an obligation o' a peculiar Uiarae er. Mr. Williams of Oretr.in bavin proHs iiird blm wllh an expouslvo articl. or horse lurar- ivcr.ll enciaddle ahead. urajit, now. I mmmmm at- 1 -ll ii i n iu tIH THE THIRD AY. DEATH TRAP j l conoxnii'tt iSQirjt.iT ox tjik roac. 1,1 ll TII.I.K VAI.AMlTt I IH Description of the ltonin and Faml'-.x, J II Vlrciimatanrea a a DeveUprr! Kt H siueit-Tbe 1'roprleti.r r't rremUea 3 E l!enaurd-The aa-P',.r Escapee. j Tin orkvllle horrr t bT four mr,M, i J creatures, Inseml'J,, from trie efrcc 0f wblskcy. $l were lufloc-j wlt, coa fiti ru CCount of jj j wninr.ss given In Tin 6cn yriterdty, waa tin ii H txf ..iag topic of conversation throughout tbe diy. J I H The icene of the terrible iffilr wu visited by crowdl H of people, who satisfied tbelr morbid curiosity by V! H examlolng minutely every irtlcla In the mlieribls jj I H partmcnt. Coroner Bchlrmer held an Inquest on 5 I H the bodies early In the day; ind loon after noon j, H the Commlsiloncra of Charltlss and Correction look 3! JH charge of thim ind removed thom for burlil in Ul H Potter'i Flsld. piscairTtox or vni noon. ft- H Tin room occupied by this wretched finally wtu F ijfl H ibout li forlorn ind cheerless as It could wall be, h j H Us dimensions ara tweva by fifteen feet and ten feel J high. Tbe wills hid once bten painted, but ara M M now black and dingy with ago aud filth. The room J III I Ii the upper reir ipattmsut of a two-itory frims u, building. No. 1,493 Third avsaue. tts contents wen pi I a diminutive semi-cook atove, standing close la t 4 I H corner, the pipe from which wai so netr to the will Mj as to scorch it from the floor to the celling) a Hull 3 'i I H cherry table, three or four odd and broken chilri. ti three-quarter bedstead, on which the four corpse ?j 1 1 were found huddled In the most ihimelm promll- i cuoiiJr' two wDlskey bottles, partly emolled i V I H basket containing a piece of meat and a loaf oj S jj H bread some odds and ends of crockery piled upoa 'i I the Uble, a little pile of coal behind Ihe door, 11 of flour, a greasy kerosen. e 5 tillered T'.'.r. 00BIsh, 5 1 j TDE a'LACnnLIX rAXILT. j, IB MiLsuhlln, the tensnl, wat a diy laborer, witt j: J H BO regulir employment. During the summer hi had I I I tome work In the Cenlril Pirk, but since .then lis I depended on occillonal Jobs. Doth he and his wife 4 H have been pensioners during the winter on the s .1 H ehirlty of the St. Vincent de Piul Society, whlih U baa kept them Irom ilarvallou. The bag of flour I H found in thrlr room bid been sent lo ILcm on Bit. I H urday by tint Society. They were both hard drink. f I ers. McLaughlin was seen at aboul S o'clock on VlJ I H Saturday altcrnoon, IIo was then apparently lobsr. !r I bH He bad Just come home, and found his wife away. ill and waa making Inquiries of the nelghbora retard' J i I H Ing l.cr. This is tLe last that waa ever seen or blm H ll alive. Ills wlfo was not nci-n tn retnrn, nor has It I been ascertained w hern she was, beyond that during t I Saturday afternoon sbo visited her slater In Forty I laEa sixth street. j I H i-sAx sixn, j I H the compinion of thee iconle In their miserable St J H death, was a noun lous drunken vagabond of that if I H viuult) Shewusnot knun lo have any regnlir 'ti I H home, and was about as much at home In the cells Jr it bbeI of tbo Fight) -sixth street l ollce station ns any- sj) I H whcio else. Sho was noted for her perfect freedora i; I aH In appropriating any proffered lodging, either In a S 'I H dry goods box or nn overcrow do. I bod like that l 1 eS In which she met her death. S!i hvl nn rcllllon T I bH shltt wllh the McLaughlin lamlly, other than a ins a- I H tual fondness for liquor. v I A nunntkn ixqokit. h. I H T'ie lnqirt held ycsteritiy develnnel no new J fact, In the case. Indeed Hint formality waa rather fl I bB hurried tin ojgh with, ciru being taken merely to I J JjtB identlly the parties, and arrive a' Ihe Imme.llato 1 J H cause of deal 'i. The grmral facts a-e these: Si I MiLaughlln rented the room of Mrs. Mnller be- fi .1 ata twcin Clirlstmia and New Year's, paying one i' I bbI rronili'" rent In advunce. It-cently tho Oriental t I Club reiilr-l the front rooms on tlie .iuio floor, with J I Ihe privilege of using Ihe gas. which bad not befnris J1 I bbI boon used on the se-on l flnir. though tbr plprs ll I IjjB were all put In when tbe building was finished. I! I jjtl Thi 'o were so arranged that a slnrle faucc shut off f l I tbo How from the upper floor. On Saturday John J 1 I aH Halpine, plunilur In Klchl)-4lxlli street, wai applied If I lo by a member of thjjftitnli tn put iipaclrandellei l! I bB in their room. He oM,'ga, and then applied to vt I HI Moller for instructions hOW tn let the gat on. M01- L' I H ler ibowcd him the laucel, and 1 J Tlt rLlIMIlin LBT OS TUB 01. I. I Hjf The club ronn was open that night nnd gas bnrn- I B ing in it until 1 o'clock Sunday morning, During I HI the evening a strong smdl or gas was perceived, i I Hi but as no leak was .npxiunt, no nirlher allention 11 I Hi was given to IL On Monday altrrnoou some mem- ,'nl I Hi bers of the club went in tleir room, when tbe odor ii' I Hi of gas was so strong that Halpine was sgaln sent for 'It s H to find and stop Uie leak. Itctween 1 and 5 o'clock 1 HI f,n,uMonday afuirnoon Halpine app-ired, and not l I Hal tbe wlor ui'itlJB.U rlllb r00m VrocectloJ to trice irt I HI tbe room occupied by Mc'I.a6iWfli? '9 i 5?or ol I HJ finished with gloss In the upper part, one of lh ll j I Hal panes of which was broken, and through tbli aper. L I lure tbo I H OAs wai poonixn opt ivto tub nHLt.. I 1 I HJ The door was locked on the inside, an I tb'rr dlb i I Hjl not appear lo be anybo ly within. One or tho mem- jl I HI bers of the club went around through ihecluh room I Hi to another door leading luto tills anirtment, and by I HI meini of icrewdriver removed tho lock and effect- 1 I HI edau entrance The horriblo truth was then du sj I HI covered, ait retorted In The vh yeteruay. U I Hi From these clrrumstancos It would seem that Mc- I HI Laugblln found his wile on Saturday altornoon soon j I HI after he was seen Inquiring for her, and piobably V I Hi found her drinking with Susan Sands. Thev must T I BTbI all have returned very soon to the room, and, having I Hi drank rapidly and freely, threw themselves on Ibe t I Hi bed at ouco and, Q -I I HJ sturxriED with drixk J J I HJ were quickly unconscious. Whether t child was 4 I Ha drunk, too, cannot or course, be drlermlned, Hut I bTbI It Is clear that the g.is pipe leading Into this room a1' I Hi was unplugged, and when the gat was lei on In lbs 1 I Hi club room It began diacliarzlug into this apnrtmenl I with the full volume ol tbe open pipo. This wss Jt I bH very early in tho evening not later than 0 o'clock, I Hi If the elilld had not been stupefied with liquor like 1 lafl the rest of the iisrlv would have noticed Hie fumoa I Hi ofgas, and made an outcry. The appearance of the .k I Hi bodies, ons and all. Indicates tnat they wire uncon- ll I Hi sclotts at tho time they were enveloped with tbe si' I Hi rit. and this could not have beeu liter than To'clocK i 1 I bH on Saturday evening. I H The Coroner's Jury, after bearing ill tin tcill. I mony, returned the following 1 I VEiinic-r. I That John MM.niith In. aged JT. Ann McLaughlin, bla m 1 I Hal wife, ageiiao, their child, Iternsid .MrLaiignliS, sjed I ij I Hi )ears.snrlSuiaii Sands, sge.l tj.csme lo thrlr deaths or C I iHi stpbyxia from ihs inhalation of gas, at No. 1IJ7 I'htrd I avenue, and we ceniure I'nvrles Moller ror not havluz 3 1 bH caps nut upon the end of Hit gas pipe lutald loom. I Tl Is verdict wi'I very naturally exrlln surpr se In IbH Ihe public mind. Tin censure or MOIIer may. per. 1 I baps, be Just and proper, but ll will occur to most I Hi people thst tbe plumber was far more deserving I IaYfl of enema Hun was MOIIer. MOIIer is an honest I Industrious German baker. He had hot recently s. botuht these premises, nnd could not bo supposed I bH to know all tho Intricacies of the gvs service lit I them, If. Indeed, he knew anything al ull about sttcrt I matters. The iiuuibrr, on tl e contrary, -hould bavo 01 I known enough, when a new n-rvlcnw is Inlioduecd, is1 I to examine all tlie pipes and ascertain tliat they were I alisecure. Ilodot not pieiuid tobiivn iloni llils, bul I caretoay let on the gns without nuy regsrd to I whole it was gulug, Yet Hie Jury has uo ceasura I bH lur hlui. J I FLASHES mOX TIIK OOKAX CA 11 1, Eg. H Coosoli cloud at n. H The cntler of the U. S, war stearaer Sheneodoin 5 H beat tint ,,f ihe Itntlsh war slraiurr Helicon at Havre. I,'. Hi lulbolsatetlllmoonrccoidlursuchrootc.il. V. ASSSS. Hsywef'Wrd. j The nirrender of tin Cuban Chief Andrei Dorai. H nlguo, wlin r.i.ii omrrn and 7t nun, of the rVJfi5JL J Hi fepo."l l!n''ma'aai'Un-YaimSi!um&'il jojjjxus aiiovt joirx. I J me filn died luddenly last evening at 5li Weal Bl thirij -s xih street. HI Fifteen Stteet Inspectors, receiving eaih 1500 bHI per year, were dUciurgeJ yc.teiii.i). at' Ilenrv Goellic died ii-.ler I ly al 51 Attorney itreet 'i aHl from burns ean-et Ity il.e brctkinol kerosene limp. Mary Illckel, a G nn iu girl, w.it killed by filling .1 Hi yesurdV 11 ,Vvtl t ,l!tul" stleot H Mrs. Ann Peters, of 131 lletterttrert. wai severs.' H !rq1!d,ina'i,iu.p.CVC'"1"' XUwsb MpTcVlgo I Prof. W. Powell Ware, of Now York has k... II Hl equs'tlon lor payiiiciiti1,0 rorho belt rule In the Since list Frldiy upward of 33 (sin loids of snow 'I H iXtt c",rd from the strrei- an t dumped Into tbtt 'I bB .Norllililveratacoitiothscliyoifisooo. I I HI -J'lcCo.nlDtrollcr'''iuployees mi t yesterday after. I Hl A ??diiJ?e?'i p- rs-aoltiiioita upon the'd-nn ofi'Suntr I suiidiy'us'x, W'",u'' H'',", ,ua5"1 occur ia j The funeral of the Isle Jimei Watson will take Hl place on bund, y nen '1 ho ariangement, have not ..t I Hi Peni..lliit,.py ll,o C.ililinou Council. The TinJfi' 'I Hi cus. lllos.om. and Jack.on Clupi win Join iu'boTti nrA-f.1 ,f" f-,;'"e, fron the third story window I H bis coVid'lUou! ,0 MI"UI" MV.UI iVK'lnWi. j JH uAf'arVoTiotr JH Thm Dion' A"lnni.,F A Co'lillni HBhJ Vrc..uaar,'uu!?i,?tc,U''' fc 11 8,rM 1H tl
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I THE SUN, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY T, 1871. I II 11 nfcliac f.r AIL A WKlij, UKDAY, FCIIKtJJttV 1, 1671. IM .mttieiucnu To-dSir, J ArMI tlatlrtr rerrr'alralasl. H J'amlli'a 'I train llhM'cn. j lleifiritV tlptrn IIonm t l.l. MMliilin J "Meet In -..-e Hint, v'ti.;.ro,i.L H S JIMh ttimie 'lljfMtrf Parti, (.rand User lUjae -lot, Klrw. si i i 'eJeia-Tli B xi On,,. i(l fipi-Mi l,ar,AsS,earar Mm. Mailias, lj l ljinplc 1, -ln-JV V1.IH. k Ualaiaa. U f Midi 'Ihvata-. Itt J"' ,5 i rnichi',,.u. u..i-. MUl" ill W llial.'i-i' ra, lj I' ltd IfoiH Mattfisa. Kij Thu I'rculilrntlnl i:icctiou-Tlio Kcpti.'" H; licuDi Alnrmcd. H f n 0 httlu more than a yonr henco tho Kjj i' dintlnl candidates of both parties, and HS ofHllpnrtlcK, Ifthcro Miould Iiappun to bo H ,rww tljttn two, will bu In tho field, and the H9 country will hnvo fully ci.tcrcd upon the H cniinl(rn of 1872. It Is Iseyond question l.l I'it the successful candldato In thnt contest H' will bo thofen by n smaller majority of tho H'l tlccloral votes than any President has ro- I telvtd Blnco Jamls K. Polk defeated Hkxuv Hi Vlay, This fact it impliedly admitted by B ho nervous ruaBnerTn wlil'cli some Hepubll- H' ciw journals, nud especially tho Tribune, Hi I nro handlinR tho election returns of the past Hi ycar ttn(l trying to draw encournfreiucnt J from their Ufily.looklrif flffutvs. No op- H ""rtloiinjentofineinbwa of Congress hav;tlg Hr i I't'cn yet made under tho now consus, pro j'hcclca coucerniut; tho future must lio HI' tnalni 1,as,;l "l100 tuc liupcrfect data fur. H ulslicd by tho existing Bppui'.,nlCttl. H' In the elections of tho past year, twenty Bj ti Intro, which, according to tho present ap- H portiomnent, give ono huudrcd and seventy. H; Ix votes fnr President, went for tho ltepub- Ut llcaus, while seventeen States, which give tine hundred ami fifty votes, wont for the Hl Democrats. It will be seen, therefore, that II tho Democrats can retain In 1872 all tho Hi. Btatca they carrk-d in 1670, they will provfdl Hi i in tho next Presidential contest, provided Hf i they can uiako an additional gain of fourtcou Hr electoral votes. B' J Can the Democrats mako such a gain 7 Hi Assuming that they will show good scoee In Hp to 01 l''clr I,lnUonn nnu" l'10 seloo f j tioii'of Vlieir candidate, SoulWrj Statca Hv i ciUbrd tho most available field for them to HI i make the necessary break in tho Uepubllcan Ht r lines. Among tho States carried by tho llo- Hf publicans the past year were Arkansas, Hjf Ilssiss.ppl, and Toxai. With un changes Hk I elsewhere In 1(312, these alone, if wrested HE 'from the Republicans, will more tliuu t office Hk j to elect the Democratic ticket. HI; Can tho Democrats hope to make gains In Hi tho Fouth Tho negro voto is a very unstu- Hp I tie foundation on which to autlcljato tho HI' continued siipremacy of tho ltepubllran He party. Though tbo elections of tho post Hf i yar demonstrate tho Uut'i of this propotil. Hf tion, neither party secmS'to comprelij- t!U(,v J jj, rrlndple from which i..7rr;n' Hi JD lIlof c """accs under which tho ne- Bf j irroes of tlmi,,, SMa ohMata tl)e HF i ''1,!C,i"(ranchi8y, It is entirely natural, and H.L (1 .Iced highly creditable to them, that for Hjr one, two, and jicrhaps threo elections, tliey HI) ,i ehould voto tho itepubllcau ticket almost to KKM man. This tbev Uia iay- Kr I af incnt of a debt, which they might well be- lb: J iiove they owctl to tho llcpublicati party. Rlk jJ Hut after they liad diuchaigcd this oblign HPS tion, and when thoy began to find that K i nothing sjicclally beneficial to tho HI; rC great mass of them was llkoly to flow from HTL this exclusive d-votlou to ono party, thon, Hi tf if thdy were satisfied that the Democrats I would make no attempt to deprive, them of ti. their rights, they would gradually become 1 enbject to tho earno lullucuces which control the votes of other racca of men and with J theso inllutnccs fairly in operation, the re- 'A suit would bo that a portion of them, jcr Ki haps only a small portion at first, would vote the Dmccratic ticket. VJ This is the key which solves the problem f of the recent elections In tho South. A mar. i, gin, a small margin doubtless, of tho negro lment, fell awuy from the Republicans. A f jJ.j'. rortion of it refused to vote at all, while n I another portion took an advanced step and I 4 voted with tho Democracy. To si euro tho ;i 1 wholo of tlJs margin, and by a bold blow to J crnmblc a still larger fragment from the I h llcpubllcans, is tho policy through which the i Democrats may reatonably hope to carry every Southern State In 1872, und thereby fi znako up the possible low of ono or two j Uorthern Stales, llko Connecticut and Ne- I 'j vaila, and come out of tho struggle victorious. t,r In view of the situation, we do not wonder I .jj i that tho Tribune is nervous and restive, and i 1 1 eeems almost leady to give signs of woo i that all is 1'ift. I'f The I'otiliiuiKter-Ci'iieriil mid the Clior- l' iriiiilns Suliuilc. jijj According to the tebtlmony ul the Com- mlt tee in Appropriations of tho House of 1 ,;l Jloprcscntatlvos, whoeo Chairman is Mr. Dawi.s, the leading Republican member Jjj, i from Miirtachusutts, Postmaster-aencral a, It Cli!M 1 1, 'm e'ther' too much of a fool or Jl too much if a liimvo for his position. Ono !,a Oeoikik Citdiii'i'.NSiNO, n mail contractor, tf Las iu(cieded in getting fiom him war- rants lor the payment or f 11:1,000 to which i! he was not at all entitled, atul the pretext (ii for paying which has been promptly tuki n j away by tho voto or the Homo. What gives klgulllcanoe to tho action or Mr. Cnus- i -wkm. Is the fact that ono E.Utl.K, a iomur law partner oriil, and lately his first assistant jVjjilJj I j! In the Post Olllce Department, has Uvjh fl f! j acting as counwl fr ritouruNNiKO, ana ft ti that he (CuiJiwnt.i,) drew tho warrants .'j i ulthout waiting b r a formal application, lij lit and In tho faco of tho adverso decision fi jj nsalnst C'HOJirrjKNiJCis claim, not only ol fi former heads of tho Department, but of Put- ?B'J 't mastfr Oen.ral Citwwui.l. also. Kit hi r he knew that the wholo transaction was fraudu- Vl!1 i V- lent Mid c n.meil at tho fraud, or elso ho is W i j t loo wt iik hi ndi J to resist the rogues who set k Ww !'L i' to plunder the public treasury through his Bflj i 'V sgoncy. Hji t It appears, from the evidence taken In tlio a juao and submitted to tho llouso of Re pre- fllM cntctlvca, that many years ago Cuoni'EN- 3i I HIKO took a contract tot carrying the malls IkS i tram Bait Lako Uty to Baertunonta For his JjKSkvMi lie oltaUivd rutulidoa HHHHy vJHHJHHJHHHHJI from tho Department to follow another route than that which ho had agreed to follow, and thm had thn lmpudcnco tu claim addl. tlonal cnmj'cn'atlon becausp or this variation, as well r.n for extr.i weight of mall mttter, although ho had contracted to carry tho wl ole mall, what' ver might bo Its amount. Thin rla'm hap, however, now been allowed by Mr. Citt:svi:n, In compllanco with tho request or his Tonner partner K.vnLr. j and luit for (he Interposition or Congress this sum or fm.000 would cro tlds have been extracted from the Treasury. Still Postmaster Citr.swni.r, holds his of. fice, along with Hanhioi't Davis, tho con. vlcled bribe taker. Is the nation content 1 And Isn't the present a very able and puro Administration f I Shall rubllo Offices bo tho Spoils or Victory I Tho elaborate speech of Senator Sciltmz nn civil ecrvico rcrorm held a reluctant Senate a' thnt particular rubject during a wholo Res.'011 of ono Aay hist week. Wo ennnot say It was wisely dono, Mr. Sc itunz's ossay was too ''onughly Herman In its character to be acceptable? or evcr nso ful. Mr. Scittmz has a pleasing .'tcrary faculty, which lends gracofiilncss toonysu'!'" ject he treats. Dut practical legislators do dot want long detailed treatises or wholo books thrown at their heads, however fault less may bo their composition. Mr. Scnunz must abato his oxhaustlvo method In his Senatorial cllbrts, or ho will soon be rcgy.. i nl with anything but ajpobatlon. U ho should over cblC0 to suggest a revision or t.ie COnslltutlon, we tromblo to think or his continuations upon that subject. The re mainder or tho century would hardly suffice for his concluding periods. But we havo no wish to deprcclato the Im portance of the qcestiou discussed. Tho public OlUces aro tho stock In trade of politicians. They arc the stakes for which tho contestants play. They aro tho currency In which is discharged tho lndobtment to friends, follow ors, agents, and retainers, Incurred bv ttioso who engage in the gamo of politics. It is worthy of profound Inquiry whether this corrupting prixo for which parties con tend, and ulwctf at tho exense of Integrity and cfBohincy In tho public ecrvico, cannot bo entirely removed from tlio arona of ioliticnl conflict, or at any rato bo so reduced In di mensions and valuo m to ceaco to bo on ob ject of great temptation. The civil service reformers have our entire sympathy la their endeavors to accomplish tills pirpoeo. Hal their long and wearisome rortg to prove tho evils, mischiefs, and eAisurdltlcs of our prvsont system are qulto pupcrfluous. They aro ad mitted, and aro Indcfensililo. Their prociso mngnitudo may bo n matter or dispute. Some will belittle, and somo will exaggerate them but all will admit irapcrrcctlon or one degrco or another. The question firat ftrlsos uho ovfls complained of do not-fc Ul0 prBf lg)J do grco or pollflcal'dcraoraii7ation which tho community rflM.noj, w i, u, po, regu irrJt by statute will be of no avail. Tho euro will have to bo sought In qulto another and a much more difficult way that is, by a moral reform of political society Itflelf. Rut if such moral declension Is de nied, and tho denial substantiated, then wo apprehend it wit! bo ca?y to show that uo such elaborate machine v..,uers ..voeary to erailicnto the evil complained or. A few votes upon tho ques tion will detennino tho whole case. WlU tho community havo tho reform t If yea, cliooso men who will execute it. The mode it as plain as a turnpike. Rut it is hero that wo approach the real source or the mischief. It Is in tho character or the persons chosen to fill public elective oflicaA. ir tho community will choose able and good men for public station, beginning with tho President, they con havo the best and tho purest or governments with our present machinery. The difficulty is not in tho system, which Is what our reformers ccek to change, but In tlio practice under It. No matter how theoretically perfect nny ma chinery may be, if vicious individuals are chosen to work It, vicious results will bo tho co. 6equenco. If tho people would turn their attention in this direction, and elect only men of In telligence and Integrity, all wlshod-for re forms would como about In tho natural or der of administration. We nro much more Inclined to point out this road us the true one leading to all real improvement, than the moro dubious ways recommended to us by tho roformers, who sock to securo honrsty and purity of udmi nletration by hedging and fencing rascality after it is installed in places of power. Wo do not bciicvo In that theory. Tho wholo subject Is well Illustrated by the practlco or tho present Administration, den. (iiiAitT had without doubt, when ho took the reins of government In his hands, tho power to givo us n complete civil service refuim. Tlio time was propitious, the cir cumstances favorable Nothing was want ing but tho dl"iobition to do It. It 13 very likely he did not perccivo his opportunity. It is quite possiblu he never thought about tho subject. This Is tho moit charltablo view to take. Rut tho matter wad entirely under tho President's control. Thu question could have been definitively put to rest on a souud and well defined basis, during his ad ministration at least; and a wise examplo would have told with Immense forco ujion his succttsors. Rut Instead of reform In tho exercise of tho removing and aMwlutlng power, tho country got onlv kLuso, and abuse of a flagrant character. And nil this bus hap penil uftor tho long Congressional and ixipular uxpofcitkns of this subject during thu last two or three years. It Is no con cern of ours whothur lien. (lltAST was or was not cognizant of tho promlnenco which had been given to tho eubject uy mis uis eusslon. Kithcr way, thu result reflects ujion hira with equal soverity. Undor republican government tho world bus got to bo governed by Its uverago hon ety and Us avcrpgo Intelligence, ir It will duct uuflt men to office, it will havo bad govci -incnt In spito of all its rules and reg ulations. If tho world is to bo saved at all, It Is to bo saved by IU own virtue. And If this Is lnuufilcient to keep tho upier hand of villainy and crlino, then villainy and crime will nilo, aud wo must toko the conse quences. Our methods uudcr tills theory have already upproached perfection. Kvery body vottn, and the majority rules. We have Jguuilout ntMiJS wiser than this yet; and whether tho women voto or not, the princi ple remains unchanged. It anything Is to bo rcformod, wo havo only to dlecnss it and voto upon It. Tho voters havo only to say they want or do not want to abato this wholo nuisance, to get rid or It, or to perpetuate it. Meantime, during tho period beroro wo aro called upon to vote, tho truo place to diacusj the question whether the public offi ces shall or shall not bo treated ns tho spoils or political victory is before tho jicoplo. Tho debato Is not how wo shall reform, but whether wo will reform at nil. Until this prior question la decided affirmatively, all Congressional debate ns to how wo shall im provo our present system Is just so much tlmo squandered. Let un havo tho main question settled first, and thl will deter mine tbo prcciso condition of our political morals upon this subject. Wo should, or course, arguo for reform but what ground will tho great army of tho politicians tako on both sides and of fill sides? If they do c'.do adversely, are we, tho people, strong enough to oust them And If wo aro strong; enough, Is there any way of securing our triumph permanently, oxcept by keeping tho government In tho handB of virtue and intelligence? A Job for tho Aoclntlon or Niiicom. poopsa Following Jbo lead of tho Fpringfidd lit publican, tho blerepuldbU 7tWJoliiB in de manding of tho Uur AssocJttLin to Iry Mr. Datid DuLIi.i Finland cxU Urn from membership, because of his 1avrng dated to act as tho logal counsel of 'fto Erio Railwuy Company. Wo second tho motion. Tho AFsoclatlon la, to be rtro, mainly composod of lawyers without brains or business but we want to see, -whether they will have the lmpudcnco Uv condemn one of tho most emi nent merr;ccr8 0f tho bar for simply doing his rjfcsslonal duty, nd while tho Association has Mr. FlET.D tU hand, thoy should also attend to the caeca or tho Hon. William M. Evaists, their President, of Mr. Ci.AitnNCB A. Skvtaud, or Mr. E. W. Stowiiiton, or Judge John K. Tonim, or Mr. John E. Ri-iit'.ii.L, of Mr. A. J. VANiinitrour., of Judge Edwamjs PiEitnci'ONT, of Mr. Clahk son N. Pottcu, and of a number of other legal notabilities who figure on tho pay roll of the Erio Railway Company for ser vices of tho same Wild as thotw rehdcnxl by Mr Filld, Le tis, too, havo tho opinion of tho As sociation upon tho conduct of tho lawyers who aided, Mr. Ramsey and his fellow con spirators to get control of tho Albany and Susquihanna Railway against tho will of tho holders of n wtijorlty of thp Jrfr.Xy using the money MJial-Company to pay for lUidltjonal-stocU fraudulently iumed. If'Uio Association Is going to overhaul the conduct or lawyers and judges, It ought to do its work thoroughly, and not select one out of the many who, according to common rumor, aro proper subjects for Its discipline. One of the most interesting features of the San Domingo cotiu-ovcny li the presentation la llio StnuUi of ths following rotution, which were adapted by tbc Legislature of Indiana on the 11th or January, and aro officially certified by Gov. Hakir: Rnctrrttby tht Omrml Atmblv it IU ftnltnf fn- 4-... 1 Lat, ItiU Utii oppfH.at.1 Uk JudiCiuulMCauialUoil V.UY 60hrAaiiWbMt4MM.a!t!W'f ihi .ijuaiiiTit t liixiudaiica, or tlio ilea. tlJWWkteVi Wie tint mat rvonrcva, uf c ndfiio and dkapriorc U-e imdmr rUn tTiiut Con?rt mr the acquisition a portion of tlie lalaod of Hau liomlnvo. ao(r... Tumour hinaiora in I oiuria ho and art hervur tuatrncied, aadour llprcaDutica rrquutiMl, to opioM-tir tlirtr .il-a, alul br all Irglllinalt' tn ana, tht conuu.maiH n ol luld plan aiid aU UUiaUto action br t'yncNw Inpltlnir to tlial end. .YMrf. Ibai tli llovcrnor lio aud 1i brrtj tr finn-ta-d to Tutniaa each nf unr Sofialnr aud lprrfen tativti lu rjuncrra), at toon a prarticaMc, Willi a rorr ol thtiQ n-vuHitioni, and thai to forwaid a copjr of the Mine, only anttientlcatad, to Un Hon. Charles Sim xkc, titi a rrqutit of thlaUemral AnrmMy that ttie lama mar bo priacmrd by klci to lot senile uf Uie U nlud Statca. It canaot liar been very agreeable to the Senator from Indiana to have tlili declaration of tbc sentiment or tlicir SU-to presented at Waali. Ington by the firtat ItcpuUlican lesder of New Knlauil but they hare deserved it, and to ha ilr MiNit. The Naval Stair Rank bill which has pajfed tbc Hou.'c or Iteprcicntalircj pitcs to tli slnff officer or tlio navy a fair recognition as uRlccra and gentlemen notliinj; more. Tim manner in which time membor of the uawl piofciiion havo been suubbed by tlie line lin no parallel In army service and it it was tlie special aim and endeavor of men like Admiral 1'oRTra to de. troy all irido and ambition in an important bianch or tlio natal ecrtire, no better mctna or doing ro could be dcriied than by ttimulktini: the ill reeling which baa too long ex isted between tbo lino and stair. Kavnl stuff officers do not nunt tu ttifringo in any way upon the dntics or honors of the gentlemen of the line, but they do vtaut to havo such recognition or rank a will servo to mnko their calling re flected. And in this matter public oiiiuiou i entirely with tho (tall". Tho disclosures or Col. KnitniaAN and his party in relation to proposition alleged to huvo been rondo to thorn in Foulli Carolina In regard to propoicd aaiinations have created no little excitcmeut in that State. The Charleston Xivi sny that proportions or tho character of thoeo do4Ciibcd by Col. Kerrioan aud Mr. IIogoxtt were mode to rouio mcnilicrs of this parly upon their arrival in Columbia, ami assorts that It b id poiitivo information of this fact dating from tho day on which thj' propositions were nnulc. Tho Hon. William Muxor.N or Ohio, who adds to tho distinction or a statesman tllo!:A' n port, has published I brie in tho U'mi..h.m rudiot upon a subject in which wo feel that we are nearly concerned. It is addressed to the question whether Tuc tivx will set to rise no more, 'i'ho poet sny 1 li'a qnMtlon nit balli rained me, Ui dieii iinioit oft unchained mil I I wmild like to have esilne1 in", V. ill 'lilt Bu.v url.o in xl ii.uiii We are glad to usuro Mr. MiiNcr.s aud all other person thut Tuu .Sun will ceitaiuly urUe next morning, hriaht nud cailv. Let them all aend in their subset iptions with coiilidence. It will not only appear, but it will appear with greater splendors for tho good and greater tenors for tbo wicked than ever. It never sets, It Is never eclipsed, and it Shines for All. Wo recently published a rather racy in terview with Mr. Josswi Lawrbnci, or the l'lush. luz Journal, on Ilaiciuu Yocno and Moruionism. In theso times, when Urothcr IIkiouah is having a rather stormy season at homo and a threaten ing future from Congress, tho wily Tycoon of tlio mountain regions Is entitled to bo heard. Wo doubt, however, Mr, Lawrbncb's ability to fairly handle the subject. At all events, ho has been heard, and that I something. Hut thera Is another tide tu this story. Tho Hushing journalist mny be credited with sincerity, but some honest men commit them selves to statements unguardedly. It is ten years since Mr, Lawrikck was tho guest of tbo Prophet in Salt Lake City, It was then tlio jimud vf the lu tier's frcat humiliation of dUvpoiUj tion a favorabl time to ee blm. Ths United States troops were everywhere aronnd the Prophet's domain, and the Utter very prudently gave the enemy no occasion to speak reproach ftilly. Resides, Brother LAwntxc and Brotbor Yocso wero then politically In the same boat, Joscrrt bad Juat hurriedly left ths Pacific coast on account or tils secession proe 11 vitics, aud BaioiiAU had a thousand Boys In Blno hinting around him to remind him or the blessings or loyalty. Joscrn was complimentary, and IlnioiUM was gu,1iing In his admiration, Since thoso days or mutual sympathy an ago has passed away. Aro tho UnionAU or yoro and the pcopla or Utah to-day the samo t Brother Lawrcncb seems to forget that many of tho influential citizens or Utah are in open revolt against tho Prophet's rulo. Do such things occur without a causo t Such representations s thoso of Mr. LiwrtcNci aro tlio very lira or DuicnAn's fanaticism. Mr. Lawbencf.'s defence of Baiotixu wdl doubtless be read In the Tabcrnaclo to assembled thou, sands, reprinted in the Mormon Journals, quoted In their Sunday schools, and embalmed In the history ofth Church for tho edification orruturo generation. In his next (peech Mr, Roorsn, tho delegate to Congress from Utah, may vamp it into his address to the ajsombled wisdom of the nation, and thus it wilt go on the record. The simple, fact is, llRiaiuw Yov.xu Is a used up Institution, and all the sugar and milk of Flushing cannot save him. The letters commnnicatod by the Secretary r War to the Bclect Committee on alleged outrages In the Southern Stale recite many csf "f vinli-nr in IW;;:;: is itiS part oi the Ru-Klux. V'ifly cases of murder in one county aro reported while whippings of negroes are alleged to be of common occurrence. In Wilson, Smith, Jackson, Putnam, and other counties, a complete reign or terror la said to prevail. In ternal rcvenuo officers are forced to Dy for their lives: illicit distilleries are run in open defiance of law; and throughout the middle division of Tennessee there Is apparently no security for life or property, and no authority which is recog nised by tho tnaaked and prowling bauds of mliulght assassins who seem to rule the country. Why should Louts Ji;nki.vs Ji:nsino! that is said to bo the namo of the little Lnglish snob who no edit the A'tic York Turin dally behvand slander men like Peter Cooi-kr, Motai Tati.ou, Mauduill 0. Roberts, David Dum.tr Field, John Jacob Astor, and other eminent citi zens of N'cir York f It seems lie is pursuing hero the same course of conduct which led to his ex pulsion from the London Timu. He was once employed In that great establishment, und was leut to this country as a correspondent, Rcre ha managed to attach himself as husband tu a popular wires with a handsome salary. They mnt to England, but bis pretcucc that he was a man of mean and standing proved to be bum bug, while his peculiar tsaoiawaa ..nau'etl by Lis Ignominious d :!ial from his employment. II then rc-lurned to the Uullcd States, and nn posed himself upon poor Mr. Jones, who put him in charge of his paper. Sinc;thcn tlio rancorous littl snob has tried to make himself notorious by ljini! and railing against the gentlemen named ubuvu but he has received from them nothing but contempt. He will doubtless come to the end ho dcrerves here, Just its ho did in Loudon. Whether he is turned out of the .Ve York Tinut before or alter be has deitroved tho prope-ty value of tho paper, Is a qucetion which docs not much concern the public. It Is again affirmed that Don Hamilton Visii is to leav.i the State Department, and that Gov. Moutoh of Indiana will bo his succcsaor. All right. Ifit happens so, it will doublleas Uo happen that Mr. Mortom will bo the next Kepub beau candidate for the Presidency. Uov. Asm.r.v has arrived in this city on his way from Montana to Washington. Life in the Ilocly Mountains seems to agrco with him, and be seems prepared to tako a baud with effoct at tho political euchre table, lie says that if Chief Justice Cuasi ahould bo in good health, nothing can prevent his election to tho Presidency in lb73. Whether he is nominated by the ono party or the other, Hepublicans as well as Demo erats will vote for him with enthusiasm. If the Republicans should be dragged into nominating Quaxt, Mr. Asulei is of the opinion that auy rcspcctable Democrat can beat him. Mr. Asulet does not tee any man upon whom tho Republican partT is likely to emcetitratc against Grikt. Re agree with us that Mr. Suvxiu would be a very strong candidate ir he had not been led into tak ing ground against independence and the abolition of slavery in Cuba. Upon the whole, the Democ racy acem now to have the better chance of w lu lling at the next election. Many years ago the Long I aland farmers had a market Kiuiire In Hits city. They paid a tu of six cents for each load of produce Jlapo.oJ of. TUe eralty and grouping speculators and mlddlonien finally drove them Irom llietr stand", and they are now firci-d to iane their wagons la the gutters otorx the streets adjacent to the nver, for which dnMotis prlvtlere they sre compelled to my a tax of Urnity Dm cents. They are alao at ths mercy of Iho rollce, who frequently order them to move, on at the leek of speculators wno wish to harms the inarUtincn Into aelllm; their truck at a sacrifice. Thoy are likewise worried by bualnees men, who dislike to lave the a;ous ttallonod lu front of Uielr stores. To remedy theso i vlK a lirjenui-t-l'ig of farmers was held in the Town Hall of Ja maica durine the stormof Thursday. They resolvud that It the autl orltles of New York aud the Lceiala ture did not provide proper accommodation and protection for them, they woald purchase a largo square la Brooklyn and comiel Now Yorkers toconio to tt em hvtoad of their comlne to New York. It Is said that capitalists have already olkred to furnish sufficient money for tins purpote. AneUter luoutiui Is called for Peli. (1, at the same rc. Itrfiirui v, riled ut Went Point, To hr i.lifc i ul Tlit 'in. Hia i Under tho head Reform Needed at West Point" an article appeared In your Journal a few jnys nco which was roid with frelliun ol Intense sllf..ction by the majority of tlio officers, cadets, Bint toldteta at thu post, who lully coincide with lour broad and llheril unit with regaid to this Military Incubus. Tbey ar fully Impressed ullh the belief that tbo sooner lbt present buperinteud eilt ie rumovvil tl Uu u .iu al.- ,-A ucut ot Ibis lustilutlou, aud for the central wolfaie of officers, cadets, aud soldiers, It is the Unit con viction of all persons here that the Superintendent Is toully lueoiupeteut tu diaiharu the nspoi.sibiti ilutlva wlileli duvolve on blm. We need sn elllcieiit, no'utie, and impaitlil gfiitlcnnn at this pott, who must not Im iiiihii iiced by any motives save those of mlmliii-u mil Jusilco honestly, Impirtlally, aud vlft a-tii-allr. without fo ir, favor, ur pri judleo. No (,'oiuiressloniil C'ouunitU-e can eradicate tho nuuicrous etils which occur dsy by day at this post. Hui'ti mode ot proiioduro will only entail additional expense to the ronoU), wiuom mlectually r-uiuylng thu uMis luikina here. The remedy Is very simple, and lieu vulU thu authorities ul Wunhintluu. It is simply thu romuvul of the prensul Suiierlntendent, with a few moro ot tbo old aud tucomuetcut proles- tlnce tlio ealabllfhment of this far famed Institu tion, It nevur larked t,o much lu diseiplinu and good order an It has during the present Hupurtntendunt's lulu inUiraliou ul sltairs. An Inve tiit,iUon Is tiknu llaco while I am writing this, from which great and unod riniln nro eipoctedj but like mtny oilier la- Obligations, It will not accompli"!! any material r' -suits ueiiultcial to the general welfare ot this Insti tution, Tlio Commit!' a Is computed of throo Major (lenenils, who will, It Is surmised, report f ivorahlv of the lnitllntloi) as well ns of the Huperlntendent, mil thcicby serten the evils, und probably leave the public lu blistrul Ifiioraneo of how West Point Is ruled by Incompetent tiuperlutcndeuts. Iore -inou. 1 .U'STITIA. iliUTAUT ACAUtur, West I'oikt, N. Y Jau, i'i. The supplement to Jfarpir'i IlViiy fur Peb, 11 is a flue engravlag of Pjrls, showing all ttie prouilneat polnu In the city, th V'ruch forts, anil kUie Ueruiao Ua of luyntuwiit, ins xirrzjj citvnen novmt run COUSEK. l)r. Ilonghlon' re ot VoTMv-Vhnt Arnar from n I.lttlo Ilea Inllllit- Thr Work S nt n Dcroled rnstor-Trno Clirlstlnnltr. Above vro give a vlctv of the Episcopal Chnrch of the Transflgnratlon In this city, of which the tier. Dr. Ocorge II. lloujhton Is rector, and which has lately becoma widely known ss "the little chnrch ronnd the corner." The thnrch Is situated on tlio north side of Twcnty-ntnth street, between Fifth and Madlsoa avenues. The Iter. Mr. Hibloe, rector of tho nclchborlng Chnrch of the Atonement, on tho corner of Twenty-eighth street and Msdlson arcane, lnvlng been reijnested to conduct tho fanoral ser vices of the deceased actor Qeorgo Mollsnd In his chnrch, refused to do so became of Mr. Holland's profession in his lifetime, but kindly Informed the bearer of the rcqoost that perbsps the thing could be done at tu; lints cncr.ca r.srso ?t nonars, meaning tho Oiurch of the Transfiguration, the rec tor of which had before manifested his wllllnm ss to give Christian burial to player foUt. The event proved that Mr. Saolno wa,rlsht In hit surmise, but his Conduct has had an clTect In brlnln: odium npoa hlmiclf and f ime to Dr. Houghton, to an ex tent nLlcb he proDahly did not anticipate. As may bo seen from the picture, the chnrch Is an Irrrgulir and by no means Imposing structural. It covers, with tho rectory (not shown), seven city lots, which together form a plot of 173 feet front by 100 feet la depth. Its walls and roof aro low. and the windows small. The chief ornament of tut Interior Is n magnificent lull-sited copy, In stoned glass, of Kiphael's Transflgnratlon, which Ells the window behind t"ie altar. The celling Is ol wood, grained and varnished. Tho general ground plan will be hitler uudvrstood by relercuce tu the lolluwlng diazrami It i a i c j i I ui j v :il: A. ItTtory. I K. Chaorsl end. 11. t'hi'ft. with ae"ioi)l- V. m. iu.01 overaeaJ. I Jl. Bsptiali-ry. V. loner. I 11, rouautn. I). bod) of the chnrch. I u. tmaa. this riei'LuniTT or Ai:aANc.Ersr Is doe to the clrcuDsunce unJsr which the clinreh lias been built circumstances which reflect the hUhrst ere.tit npoa the reverend rnt.einan, through whose patient and Judicious eSorts it h attained itu present capacity. More than twenty years 3o, when the Flf'i ave nue was hardly bailt up as fsr a Tw t ny-tlilr.t sti.it. avl.eu the flw ol the Hflh Avenne llutst was occu pied y a two-tory tavern, and Malison sqnre was inrronn ted hv a plain wooJn fence, lit. llouzhton c iuceived t ie id-a of eti)liMnz sort of school for poor children, with a chapel attached, which should promote rvligioua Instruction for t ciaia ol people 1 wt-uU oinernl-e be dti(au of lu In IduKin i about for a place to comma-nce owratlom, he found time seven iols lu TwenlVuiMii t.. w'il h he purchased at '-SOJ apiece, Diug pin rain, and ,-eoriug the rvmiindir 0) morl(ae. 11 tue luialatalire ol aoico frien Is he oblall -d Oidlii'T enough In audition to pay fur the i ruction of X LITTLE CnirsL AND SCnOOL-ROual, and si-t ab tit til eelf-nnpoaeit task. 5ucc?s croHind u.a tilorls. and liltie by littls tiis couirrvs llon Incrsued. The chnrch was Inrorporatod ac cording to law. tin- present rrct ry oas hull!, addi tion after audlUou wu nude to Lis c iurch aud the srlio 1 room, u uil row tht- church hMs ea'.s for over one tliousinl'mnsn'TeTa. nd tho school 111 ac commodate ovor one hundred etiildrej, lu one rtapvet only as the uiiyinal plan ftlieJ. Inte id ol tlie church b-lug kept, as was Intcnued, for the ue of ie pior. the growth of tht, Kifln vc nut aiw ita r.t-ieh.iorhoiMt his brouvrht to u i ai-y wnlthy worsn.pitr, who, lu-Aever, Eu.ou-iy second all the eusri'tinle efforts of the m or, and so H-rhaps more tlianratke up for the dun lvau-ta;i- of their attendance. The pews ar not told, bul only rental I from )ear to )tar, aud U runu now luouni to about 10.000 annually. The vsrtoos ortions of the edifice havlne been sdded on front time to time tiau jmiroud lor it. l-fure Mr. Sabine's eiploll, the ii;niiu.aut, though not very reverent appellation of the cm acu or Tin holt cuci'mber vine. A avine, however. Is nflonrUhlngiplnnt. the ntme Is not slier all ont ol ill omen. Ortamly IU niu,teit iiupri triidineiie d'e not fill to prodnc u leemij of deliEot in all wlio 1 ok upon it, 'Ihu troe Inch the rector, with a wise forealsht, net out taeniyyoara acu, hategrnwn to a oodly aia, and among their branches hoatu -f Kndh aparrowa hate io and thtlur, uud m re. am for tho favor shovtn thrin kt -li ut Lay the peat of caukeiwonn which nuco uaed to ruiu the loluo'O. ror the ae- Icoiiii.io-latiou of tUae blUe jh-is, tho uciur has lure.rh.,1 a DEti'Tirru rorMTAix, at whlc'i they perfurm their ablutions and slake their tlilrL Of a bright summer's day, wncn t in" fountain is sending up its showers o. liquid dnmonla, whin Hie sun is shining, and the sort wet wind breatuing upon the trees nod urias, while the titlr of thebwsllows aud the solemn sounl oftheoicm Iroinwphln the ok-ii windows HIU the ntr, a kioiv besntlfnl i;ol can scarcely be Imagined. Thn- ciurin of ruaticity more lliau nukes up lur any iumi.lued liiiouol of arclillectutul arun Ji in, iLd cm to tlio little church an attiaeliv,.i.esi pe, unar to Ita' If. l'erionully, Mr. Ilonihton is the very Ideal of a ploui. Indnslrloai, und elUcient parivh pru-.l. He is of medium size, qnlck ont not nndlxuuled lu Ins inotenirnu, nd ui bearing aud contersaiiou EVERY INCH THE CURISTltN GCKTLEMAV, Illii hall and ti- aie black, his reuures finely rut aud eapressite, his voice soft and vaiaulnc, Asa preacher he Is not so much eloquent ns instructive, while his naning and general maimer of conduct nnz vaoraMp art in I. e hlhtst dutterelertnllal wid de-Vxtloii-liii-plring. lio Is what may lie called a llljti C'lurciimau. bul not a ritualist, confining himself rtrlct'y to observances which nc lve tho generM aviuotal of hit church sutlionilus. He believes ui regular dallj seitieos, and haa morning prater at o'clock all through the year, thu communion scrvlco every Sunday, Willi special services dnr lug Lentaudon fnuvats. In the matter of lookiug sfler his parlsldonur lndltldua'lv he Is untqudled lur Industry nndtlioroo;hness, Whoever lures a seat In hi chuicu may he sure of a p.morjl call Im roednlfly Ihereaiter, and the congregation l kept alivsis fully Informed of the woii of tae psriiii, ui.d lutlttd to all In It. If HE HAS AW FtriT, It Is '.bat of tot griiat leal, and a..n -o i -ft-hc.iitivluvss wliici all is Inei tu li eu,i v lu. it was ll :s mistaken klmlnern which le I !miaiar KU to g've au atjiuui in his churchyard lo a uulill'i-r of aira and hoiuvless doss, whu uuralttullj ropiid hi ho piUihty hy guiting up a tenon of ie.irf'11 lights m tlio ntiiht lime, one ot which was giaputoaUy K-iLirn 1 lu Tub Sum It U scarcely n cenoiry to I iai i ii.i.c was speedily abatud, aud tint t.i cl un i iu .vir since been, as it was biforo, thu oiu ..eut and ti.e delight of the nelsliborliool. Ili.ia .lie. Joluer .Munlid Another .Hun's U lie t Tu (A Iktllcrof IM Sun. SiKi I am iufoiined that iu) our l-uc of flitira day last yon pub'iihod the marrlaje of Mr. James A. Joiner to Miss Mary U. Boyd the formor of New Yoik and the latter of Trenton. Mow, I wish an explanation of this, as thu yoaog lady referred to Is my v lie. There Is tome mlstaKO somewhere, winch Iwsnt corrected through your paw. I wish the address also of the minister who married them, or please tu tnlorm blm of It, end let him come out In a ciird and aay If he know anything about it, and if such a thing renlly took place, for there lias never been a itlvorco granted to either of us. Ily complying with my request you will do lue n cro it favor snd rehcio tlio minds ol a greut ui.inv, and nop talk that Mill uo ruinous to my Mils und U!'tf Ih'Plng to hear from you hy return mail, or thiou h tour paier, I rcuiuiu yonrs truly, J. V. tJUlNTIN, Trenton, N. J. P. S. The tnlnutei's n une is M i. t'. rrawforih You eon publish this t and If sou ilu not lute ties corrected 1 will resort lo the law, as I want a full explanation to the above. Yours, J. V. Q. The marriage wo taken from the hooks ot tho bureau of Vila! Statistics la this city. En. I Wednesday, February 1'ihat. Monty deposited I f A.'s iay to tne Molusl UcacHt JSvlne Oaulc will draw X, IktUfttt ftOUa dt.-ald. oi.n conwi:n iiAt.t, The Ilnlr-Illonil Kelatlrre ho Hitrcceit to the Laliitc of llnvlil I'littnllo. From tht liumtit i.v Miami) l'tciUt'4 Journil. Some tune ago we gave uu interesting account cf the late Divld I'attullo, a natlvn of Forrjulilro, who died lit Ni w York, after Inning acquired ci"i rideMblo mens, tho ilestlnahon of winch at the t'i'ip. Irom his not having lelt sny children or nny Siitlen cnt, Was in t known. 'Ilin family of I'attullo brui ti ng "lit In virluu direction, ',iti-mei ts hate at re irrd In the new 'papers Irom tllue to time Indl t i; f it a ureat number of p- rsaiis wero likely t. I; ire in tho dca"(,t' oslate. Thu Culms of ll,o-e who, under I lie law of tlilsionn'iy.wouid have L, ii i muled lo Join In the succession, wero all bnitigH bifore fie Kurrogtie Court of New inrk. Tlio rautt has bcmtlml. un t' rthela.vof that State, t' e Liopi ,ty h:s one to tli sewno sucn ed by li.e h I' Mi on, and wbu In this country would not Laio lu i '-I .it nil. Ae n liav mentioned, D.'.vld riittulto was a na tivo of tor.'arsi iri- his father bung (a-or rat t is la, fanner, llrsi-donhle, who Burrlod lurtiart Hmtth or Morgan, a widow, by whom ho hid, among other children, the David Pattnllo In ques tion, who ruhnequciiily went out to New York, Hand survived h is brothers and ulsters, all of w uem died unmarried. Their and llstld's mother, how ever, had children by her mnrrlaro Willi her tlrt husband, David Morgan, two of whom suitited and left chlldt en; and It ts the children cf theie two who bvo succeeded to David Paltullo's estate lo Ing found .tillcd to It under lh law of the sta:e of Now York, altlion;.,. only related lo David I'aitullo by the hslf blood, lo tt? exclusion of the relations by the full blood, The parties ''ho have SUCCwded tu the estate aro four In tuiuoer, Mi decree l'ltn:Io Weir, cf Arbroath t Kiiw-ard tVolr. cf Lon.loni John Wclr. of loaiiinsiii and IKIcn Simpson or Mitchell, of.rrechlo. Theso four wcrcnephe vs and nlice of David I'at tullo, and they tike his p-r-onit estite equally he twetn Ihem n .-fourth to eseh. Iho principal pari of tlio property waa personal esiutc, but Uie deceased also lell somo real estate to which aliens could not succeed, and this has fallen 10 there; ie-.v, John U'elr, who vraj a r-alurallAed citizen ol the United ("tales already, and Was iheitfire preferred tu tho real estate. 'lbs Let share of the personal estite to each or those we have natbed Is, we ari Informed, nbont JEluOmi, I10 real eslat" Uk'.n eicluslvely by dohn Weir nioonnts to about S1W). The fine Weirs, who thus among thorn co.fMnto upwards of JCS0.UU0, weru previously In hutu'iiu clrcumstauces tleorge and John It.ug laborer-, 1'i I Klairla ratluay im cl,.,i,ic Mrs. .Mite;., il U tho Wile of Mi. (.bark Miicuall, tncrcUant, l!rui..u, Douu 1'lHtt lines to f-cc Chief Justice Chase, hn m llit t'MctnmUt Cotr.mmlat. I called t' pnv luv lespects to this grcit and gnod man. He has le.-n very 111. 'Iho long IHo or nrdtioii" la'Mir for the tohlic good, Iho welcht of heivj repo i-1'i.iHv retcd npin on brain, until ;t last the sialrfinan, ).f.id of the flhesl trunk ant the uiott i r, ct mad, went down lu Urrlble slekiie'S. I was glad to find hli.i convalrsctnl. I was exccedlLgtr rtjolecd lo know, from ob'.-rta-tion. that l.ls disease Lad n I Uen, t the publir hut Ucn tsught to livvr. psnly:s. He msp and greeted me with the kindly tm'le i f old. and I ron',1 see no trac"e In his face dr In hl ranvimcuts nf fiat terrible American dlseuo. He I' much emaclitpel, aud, of course, weak, but hW form Is erect end his face clear and uiiclnUdeJ as In theh-st days of his uae'nl lite. Wo hud nloiiy t.tla. risite up, ss our talks geuerally are. of Jests and hutnnru'is cutmneots, and I heard ring out a hiarty lansli tar strorgcr and healthier tlmii l.l appeareiiee would have led me to esxct. C'nlei Juailrr Chase, with admirable con it 1 tilllon and superb .!i'cve. vt t In fie prime of life, and hs, I flrnily be'leve and lii"t earnestly hope, many years of usefulness before Mm. 'lake him all In all, Salmon 1'. Ch.aae Is one of tV bet balanced mm, the mol perfect. I ever met with, 1 have knoirn many men more brilliant. I hare kuown men as brilliant and good, suth its Henry Winter Uat s: Uu I nevr ku.-.t one wi,eit the qualillx wen-so evenly diapo-' and the architec ture. If I may itae sneh a t-riu, ul his moral and in tellectual and physical teria '0 aueh lerli cl propor tions. He wa radical (.iiough lo help orgamzu and lead the greet f't-rrn cinv of the c.Mii.trv, aiul y--' so Just Hint Pa fnthu-iaein h'ter carried blm Into tzlreme-s. He never oecupied a ru nc postlloa ttnl he dtdnottlh; and, iiniiKe Anti-iH-an P'luP'is K"ie rally, on sei-lnr hiai to any pliee tine woiidei. why tie was not roiaethlng more. All tat he over had nesaiutd throcgh his lav-elULce. snd iry partj in Its turn, w bin dls'.i I from the want f sutos mnuhlp, nnhfitatlni.ly turneil their eyes to him. lie was always gr at ouou;U lu iid, snd goud euouih to he tru'led, O! coarse this excellence It In Its on way, and i man of snch temper.. mi nt in I Intr'leet who remains eool white others are cntn'isliaite, firm whllo his supporters nr uiscourugL-1. tt ts in time the charac ter ef be ng coid m i nupassi. l'lnotb,'iout all 1 la eventful life h has had, therefore, more sup wrter than trrnds, riore admiration than mp.t thy. 'i'l.is Is offeiasite to th Am. nria in.nd In cineril. aud hi' anocc-- Is therefore moi ul i. ,nha cle in hin -tt: than a comollment to onr people. I recccn.zi In n.eaml Stanton uur on'y provi dence during the lste clt'l var. l'Uey wero the brain iobes t.f Lu coin's adinli atrat. in, snd lilted each utlur an 1 i rte I il,i Ir c ut.try n two tun run Into one. I lii-t'i tulnnra'ale financiering would hi,. .eu lest on uny i.th.r run thn rilaiilon, and the -r l-crr, tarj'a t old or.ili ..n V. oulJ hate K ii v 'luout nfi-cn Out frr Cliase. As Mr. Lin coln did not select clthtr, we l.nve toconsldtr that tilectloa a casualty car a rrovidcuce. .Hum CSoaslo nhout CUfiutrc In the Cittlnrl, ttot, IKt Jiiurn-tl uf O'-Ji.iwaefai. WA'mMOToy, Jan. 80. Humors of Cabinet ehuraes sre so frrotnenl that an announcement of a (iiblnet chsuso ts looktxl upon as n slnft to fill s barren news rolnmn. For the pat week or so mrt--rlon" whiapere base flrd around that Messrs. Flh, ItMieson, and Koutwell would eoou ret re trom the lablnet. It has net oceurml tn me ree-ntly tint an of th. thn t uld be traced m a sutust-intisl li-isn; but now I fei luntlwirlztd to eai thslthc) are moro than mere rumor. Therv i o'a d-iul-t at ad that Mr Klah will slioiil) rr-n:o but ti, t lcnn'ion m not eipeetod until aft r the ailjournmt-nt of the In dium, L 2llsture. No tae qui-eilon the Iwllef tliat r-uitor Jln'ton will lie apn- i"ta?d In his pla,-. IP pn-s ni,ilive Onh cw he tainted enMo by ihn (uvenmr of Indu.is, in p'a.v of Mr Morton. Itut his appointment will probably not occur 1. 1 Mareh, He cut be appointed Minlslrr to lkrlin It ho de sire It. Mr. Pontwell Is soared at evervthtri. He wants to go. 'the Pacific Katlroid lobh)li, ant Hit thine Interested in l'selflc rnllros Is, aro alter him with a aharp sftk. and chuck' oer t i" pn'rclf Ms bavin; a dnSculty Willi i ommioslnner I'owoptonim the lucume lax, Mr. Iloulwi il, it n thouatl.t, will not bt- Isecrctari of the Tressur) live weca.s longer. Ills even extnaii'ly doubtful if he will coutlnun Ihtre three wotka. Attorney (iinen.1 Akermin II o t,e lurmd out If pnaalblo. The 1'ir'Bi- llai.ioad mscn iles nrv after l.un uki, and eta., him ull aorta of luiaea. Mr, Afa'er mnu's ofllcl.! lays ale probably uw. The day Is past wln-u Cabinet Minister reslsn on small provoeallon. The t..ns wn Whi n the t-etre-tary of the Trwinry retired tn-siie tu I'renldent In-iste I npon si puinMug a mend Assistant Tienar er ut New Y'ork Hut vou will shortW h nr ofeti -i-al causes tu promote such resignations, and several reason fur Csbir I changes, ananeaidby very sirou; men. The achuiiua now hslnt laid, aideil by Indifltrt-iiio upon the purl of tl.oie who ore to be .Irlii n fruiu their poits, can hardly fail in their Purpose. Tlio Truth iibout Hum lloulc. from Ms It'orfif. Mr. Howies seems incapable of accuracy, no matter lo whom he writes, Un the limitations of a Journalist's prattles of his I mil uon, we tako leave lo say to Mr. lion ha thin that both In his recent practlco snd his published preiept we repudiate Itltn as a representatltti ol honorable Journalla.m. To giro to aaperstvo a.i r tions whlsDtred about the sirecu volume, vtluciiy. and broailcaat aipreadiog py the press; then, ou de niand ol proof or retraction, to reluso both, Is dls, honoraule, ilcentloua uie ol mtu power. The Iteuon Whr, s,n lAe Ctsii'lnfirt'i Vommtrrttit. We learn Inuu the New York papers that Helm, bold tued a salute of one lnmdrid ,.nni- trom the roof of hit tlroadwar building in hom r the l.-cllon of his Irlend (len. Frank Ulair to the Uulted htati-s sen. nte. It may not be universally known that the lien, eral has consumed a hundred times more of Helm bol l's crack n eOiclnsa ti'sn auv ether man. living or dead, HclmhoM properly showed ti.. ap.To, u Hon nf this Pict by ILus huiiorlru t!iu "chtampiou Liicaulst" ul America. Store rroleellou lor Hot. K-oll' nold fillip, WAimxiitov, .Ian. 81. Tho decretal y of War to day tranauillted to the S. nate an spillfAtlon of cnu II. L. M. C-imden, ot Philadelphia, lor military protection for tho enn.U" i i of an associuilnn in ensed In gold mining hi jio. cnii ,tv, h. c,, ag-tlast Uiu outia.se ol the su called Ku-Klui Ulau, and In vited aitenlion to iho remarks of the H-iu ral if M,e Amiy thera-upon. The litir nr.- i ilorsoil a fo! Iowa bv lien. Sherman on the application. Ui pellull lelurusd lo the bi. relarv uf Wiu uur army is iiniv too small lor us lu ui.dert i'i to prottcl Ikditidual mm or their Interests am: 1 "lo iu.wsu Hut this aud all similar papers he refeired lo tho I'ungroMionul ooiiiUiUtec eiuioed lu lineali i.utlng 'mitisgcs In tho South,' (but some .luirul aud adtquatu rauuedy tusy be dei ised." ,ulop "nllluz thu Mtreeie, T" 11 lilltor ii Ike Hun. Slit: I deolre to Call ronr aud the public at tention to the whclfsalo sultlug of our ttrreU by the railroad companies, also lu a law paseil hy our Laglslaturo about tho )oar Irol rrht)iWu- thu Mine. llavlilK lost Iwu wlJablo bursas, In como iiueuee ol Uie suit fieeinc and rolllun the hoofs, I deaire to know il the said law hue b 'tn r leiiled I Il not, wii.i is il not eulorced f Ii this samii. pio cisseiii iiiui, it w,!l net etily t iuo uro.it lot.- io iwueis of horstt, bul a serious injury In tho public Let th, D. t Al.UbON, 811 Ul'a'niit)-llltb street. Ntw Yor.n, Jan. SO, luit. ltevaelvh your Coul, To lie fcltior of ri4 aim. Sim 1 bought u ton cf coal from a rnal yaid In Hester street. When It was dumped on the sidewalk the pl'e looked very small. I employed two men to carefully welch It. aud the mull provod 837 pounds short welcht. luswadof 2,000 puuuds, It weighed only 1,703 pound. IL L. WOLCOri', 1S1 t'liMhuu stjnara if this Is so, why doesn't Dr. Wolcott soe the rsscsls I Or If be doesn't like a lawsulth might out a little pais paint upon thera.) ar.viit.v.aj. j "I'ulrcrlzcJ Log" is the latest vulgurijnji M for lansage. SJ An orphan g!r; In Virginia has just jn.jkcd Is hcriclf to dea'h at "i age IM, D A Letenrrori!i paper nnnoiinees the mar I rlg ot a youag lacy named Sierra -r rati ha-ta," H Tho ti'tr iuvunv r in tho ilsasenitr latecl works at llarrttbsrg, I'l., wcjha fr,'j4J roi"1". aui n cost WW). Jmlgo Intis of Zaaearllte, 0 has nude a I'J reptitatlon ast.ie insawho nsrer cou.d mage up has l tulu.l to eot on ni'er. IJ 1 he .ue;ond Regiment nf Prussian '.a- .'.vehr, W cotin'ised u in"! enttr)yl married men, 'eft oter H, w children at l ma. Jlouscvllle, l'nn.. It is f.ild, can beat '(sloa I out o' ifuht foi c-.e .ed a'r etp, nnd htvo e oak rl eUollaElllull Irt -,t eict'ier -01. A clothing dialer in Nashua, N, II., has of. I fcred salt of dotties to the sOi9l.tr In that city tu JS shall make the most Imi .oveinent duiloi: one i. In describing a new organ, a rural htor I fays:" 1 vci' dle-1 In a delicious ufl., awoj, I like one siEglnc a sweet feeg 'tndcr tho teJclothes." I Some flsliln parties In Main don't !.c nn I axe slorg, o.c ius there were lots of I eoi le e blng I Inst wlhtcr, and they can ash through laii year's I holas." I The jonng King cf Orece I tvldli.tl to I croqnet but tils me'Vi a. sdvticrs ttaeo order :J a j absndbu ii uu socoun: of tho danger of Ciuji i- clteuient. The I'ortland (Me.) School Board .lnvo m'opU-t as crier atklni legnlstton to comnol children f litherliy, idsun e t.i and touitoeu yean, to at tend some school. A reporter who attended a banquet con clnd'i Lis description vrlth the candid statement tLat "tt ts not distinctly :-n.!iabmd hy nj lid ucal who made tlie .ait ipeera." An Ohio farmer sarr a slrau;cr tearing Jorra' his rail fence, aud balled him tu knuv the reai in. Th reply was that Ik wai sadicuiy seised with Uie shakes, oliI in holdina-on tin fence for support. A man lu Minnesota bad (ot all rCMly lo bA msrrUd, when lis recetfel a letter from b.. wife Id Maine, wblch ren.ols.l ;..n that 'u wai alresl) la the holy state, lie Ud entfulj iorgotten tho clreu.n atcat. There is a' lm boy In Wcslport, Conn.,, Ins than fost VeanolJ, who his oeqatrcd foi.ilne' fotifpetitd tehsceo, cries ferthem.tues th m wlls? I icine spptrsat uijayt.i.ttt, snd Im smoked set -a-altin tire cigars. A Welcrn journal rvenllv publishftl Ibtsr 1 extiaordlnar) n-i'te.' i "Marin d at the revldci -etUa t in .e's i.i.ner bvthe Iter. A. M. Lyocs. Jnht 1' Ulllaif I Csq.. all cf tills otty." I3at IS VBst Is called, lo cicPrtat H colng it alone. An ice br Ije was very Ingeniously t rmnl( I over one Klthe is'it r-ipid parti or ths b. Mau rice In Canada by aaspeedtag a rope from bitk tea bauk, attached to wnicU were ii number ot branchca li tnerteJ lu the water. A recent visitor at Htlaburgh writes I'itfj bnrgh Is ai dirty ai ever. Yon Est the dirt a' et cry movement. Yon gat U, you dunk tl.yoa breathe lt I don't know' Vow PHttbarther woald du with ut bur resulur supply of cos. dnst." Iu su orangery at Iios Angeles, Cat., there f a lemoa treep'antedln ths mldit of an oranre rove The irmi ot tlili tr-;s u aetthtrlemonn3rorsiice.ini in shape sad r,ivor It psnakes of the peculiar. ttea t belli oraogs tad leman. I' Is a complete b) brl I. j Hartford people, whan thoy do not like p l cleri.-y.nai 's t'su-ier cf dress, wrUo him, anommoua- letters hliillci itrvisly that ehSEa,ea In hlsg..rh tyouldt 0 sdvantiana, u aud ,-r, ,.'r. Cincinnati p.; a coa-( fine then crlCcua. to lue i:io m which he in tit I. slr. An Ingcni n wife In Dei Moines cured hen butbau I of a"rliig th"-: Slieiml a futta-pere'ia tnlxii wttiitwoci' i;l cnaios." she pnts over his noaOA and mcutn, ind the otoer over Ms esr. If aatianmcia his own nottr, a atotc does It luioae, aud wakos ana UMantr. A I'lttshtirgh (Pa.) paper i f recent datu coo Islna llilaadverltieinent Ihree yenng 1M1-I of Alio khuv.h t i eu:ss-e throe onus1 irsntleuieu tska thcia tu the ,ectur th'i wiei-r. Car fare in t icieur fain. abed, alio ntr.iaraali at the hou.ni of tlie ladies afteiward." A few ypars ago Montreal was largely vmeoV br reople o! French eit-aeiioc, aud they wcr -ea'.ly H Inii.e e-aJerUi. Uut nor thee at Er.cllth b 'liar K rapidly ga'nlng ipon tueui, and In faet the ti i ber or, :j ths Kuglnh in r kkuaIui n' 1,130 tbau tin trchcls laatotilofirj. The weekly Appeal for "wood on sohcrip i tion," turret become a ir'Se monotononi, the edltor nfa bacwoo:s Journal boldly ventures to vary It this t We have ult tn applet -we waul Just now, un iu'j scrlptlon. A fiw- polite u, cahhagc. tc, wnl conat more accertalile." Mr. Mills, widow, and keeper of a gentetK tmsrdlng hociola Chlesjo, "went for" llr. Hi spp, a M jlliodill minuter, t-wa'e he hsd asked snollaur laJ; to io wlUtLlm to tsar Sllaaou. bhe latisultej hlntta' bed with mull sna riwh.de, said lilcg tuul tul lUC as-' lault wai Unwt ISO. a Dy a deed lately cxacnted In a New nrji; shlrjl vlliate, thu lujor uouad hiriatlf to give a solUhla naliiienaLcc t tlie icl.sr th urgh his natural die. to' psy hi.n t! M si' i t'ly ca th itt of September, okeepi hln. 'o to'ia -e j and the oi:ier Deccsasrlea of lifu,"nd lo itvo him a decent burial v his death. A ktul i ij'anta of pismonltion of nminii death oec.-red to an lntrrentnc Innocent or II rregr bur-, the KmiiKkv Jtorlt thm chronicles tin- affect In.- incident! "The day lufoie. little Mary's IriUi rt:a was plsylnrwlth her Coll. when sh gave tt louea 2 tiuiiun.iiil.cr. sayln: tbst sue dida'l want It aa, aiort." I lpcrui oil now brings o email a price that itt J dees dees net i ay to go whaltnr, acd many 1'iuvtnce low vesseli hare withdrawn fioiu the bnsmor wk.lc J ttos ot on bury;. ort have relinquished It -aiti iteiher,' j' I :ure lie u w ;i percent. fiwer whalcriat et thin, there wire one year.agv, tne nuinbvr .netng agsiuiOf ife 9W at that t:rr V Tho new Mayor of Toronto (jave llio t'ourcill Q ard sou-e ot h irlcnds a dinner on Mon.la ntghrt V and lu respondlnj to a ci.inpitiacntary loaat. -suudl B, them that the dinner the) had dhcnaied was i,utths K sha' of viy marj rep ne. tooome, for ho itrendt E to te lo ru'fard while hoidiugLUeCtLtr laatiaancy u io great a elli as Toronto. 1, "How, said a gentleman to a friend wloj II wished w tonvcy a matter of nuporlauce to a young! l i ly, how' can yea be certain of her reading the ler. ici icg that yon hive dlrtrted It to her hui'-an 1 "Thst I have nutijed vtthout ih pesnbili'y of fallnre," wssthe stwwer. "She'U open ltforactr tulnty, for I have put private' In the corner." a A now ly arrtred contraband from South Cr' Ollna, wl.n a-: ed for lodgtces at the New Haven -'st'jrs t.one th" i. tin t .light, woro no le.i than ail eo.i auo la the i ueket o otu bull ootindcjng a tntte of "Jeriej iikhi'. na as ,'ouud. Wl.m It ws pn-daocit the meuu.ci.ut. with an sir of Ind'unatton, ex.- umcd, WLo ui da' ar bottle lu u.) lueUt? Ut uuu uil dtja dil ar am uo usn of uiae." i, The Holly ?i rings vMiss llforter iC iaicr-j vsttvol isvi t Uu Crfi ml Court ri Tumea 'Octal lust week, a negro wai tnvd for bos iietliu; .cj) ae quitted. Ilu waa iu.udlstly placed on ir.ejuy. uti trie the plsce of a negro who had been on thejurrrtasi f tiled him. Th nsgro whose plac had heuu tnken by the hog t'..ef su then pel upon tlaeatand and triad fou I horse sten.ing. Of course the hog thief rtla.i.ed Iho I tut or. and voted to acquit llmhorso thill." The municipal autliorlllea of Ilniton unaeaa to hive mm besetting nn ttl of adorning tt euuelt ear with oosuy badges st the rliy expense. It lua oaea itroiif point si elcetion t.ines f.r ll tarliw ail- nuukt it,eu eiixudu irei it useless and unjuit... ihle l but whn Ue new A.awius:. get hi poner 1'ie t lion to dtteoia'.e t: m-,.- us n, io strong 1. 1 he re slated. AmuhT ti! i-f, i"i. a pa ordinary dp rs a L I tie i ...lt r i v rr.fest lotnti Oa.llinilt'e I I. ru-a 1 -'i- i i alllli SSt the A ,Ur I inn nu 1...1 ir u mir.i .i.d ioslte Ol'jiu.aaoa I in, u th local i oa. a Alft(..il,i 41. a- ii' I'renttillo, Va., while Uiei musicians were at -upixrand the tlunocrv ei n Uig u 1 1 mnesa-cie around tus 1001.1, a isru ho.', pruuabla, 11 aiiraet.-d L ,ho r u-'io La Ii .d beaiid,Aiid wiahlng ta V I art e. put In tin. n-siivulct, dialled ir.tu the ball rooml and U ami eiteiiug around, accompanying Ml dar.ee bp squeal. ug moat uuuiKiluaiiy. Tim ladies mau Ivtant were on the heneuei, chain, cr anything that oflYmd refugo from hegshlp, and Pir a few moments H- had It all tu himself. At .entiti, however, by the applies lion ot hoois and itlc'ii, ho was penuadsd to.noj. and qnlet wsare-tartd. "ALL THAT OLITIEM II NOT 00LK." I net niMuen In the urt v un n u cl.eeki snd C" t.i neuti At me a liiil'.lnj glance tho lit 1 1 uoou sthait wlili uoulciuiiiUt, lionlitfnl If on mr heels er head. I Just ruiviiir tna, 1 sal Willi selidry other VI 111 ran. ll is au lc;el, uiikiu 'alu.a I courted her. ard are were wed 1 a Hut lUter 001 sh .rt week had Uen, 1 1 .-aid. "As suie 11 1''ii M in r, I Sly wile has aoiuslhinz inerlul in l.f r I Fix mor.tl went hy. Alaa I 'twai clear I That I had it it bur rathw dsr 1 I In laet. ttnar cinHd nut b a doubt, 8 bt.o was woman ouisud out I A year, dreadful veir hai paie4 1 Mv c)ea are oiiened wide at ul. Morn, iioci. and n gat it. wrki me evtlt I Ithete ii-Q ai Ul It devil I
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r ItlflBHl JAS. 1). TAYLOR'S MILLIONS. tut insintos-roFOMHtnrni'nrLA j mi it. ins 11 tjj m van a r. Yl,f I'r-nvliitT In ri tinai-Tlie Interi-st In i i 1 1 j 1 1 'llir I'ux rsUtrr hi timet ni l in lir tu- tllonetl Tn-lluy-Mi. Tftsr ,ir', lie lnr.iiini nli, ml liU III, 'I i r II c.i-i' w rcMlrrdny nguin !n the (i-,;,, ,i t' 'it, li will probably be bruutht to a ok. ami ii It cml approachi.- tne In'cr- oi ui t :ns to reach the ln: ti plie'i. j, 'i ,i.. n w el' i,aa been adduced within the !j t, n .1 ,o that there aw two title even to ti'.1 t new Court tlme now hiniu.1' A ixefi luKi tlo Snrro,ate'a room, J m y I Tlrc Tux inters fftii'y -r.Ujr, and nlli.tcled eonelil,. b! .;i. i II n i i .1. inmi Mr. Albert I)jy. li la under lie, 1 1 i..-i' ate to be questioned to-liny. V UrJijr wai Ottnrltt W. H T'lt PIPTT TAX rOVtuhMloNCi. Tb i quvsatluueJ by ex-Surveyor Andrew, and tt I r 'minute with Mr Tailor for years I t,. i -tno- Math Mm n I ho Monday prea-cdlng hu li.Hi il Alliiwaid w, ,,'tj ,.ir .1 '"lb: tutu,, I hi ii ..lit mi hud auir uii mi',1, sua I awl lull l ho I i hi 1 s pruimtr to tla wife.who bad hclt e1 Mm to ii. i i, .i' l wmijil n- Hi li. cintudiin t he taint ears b -n i e aatd vii,t beair df 11 ,nir hf lev". I..-..I mi li.-i.HUlth Kit tJ,i.al aieitri lanifawi '.r v Mi Tuilo kaudwri i (Tin Vlll v,.. ii ,j I .VC w"""', 1 t'aTC n don.'t IM- .icuVm..- .i.t h vir minfn-l often received let Itr. U J' t -'iiuiMt.li .ui. flgilli l III HY1 wm ibe vcend He wntqnftlonedbyMr. 'An tin. a. Wh-,n aprrnaebavl tl stand, a btir.g tt rito.nt arose In the room, nnd tbo ipeetatnri furt" ei enil iwxj "n tlHoe. Ilforfd haJ a Tttille on bii f.icv Inn hi ti k tno oitli lie ',,.1 R iltr Ir ti4 tn'-eii bt t I. it V-fi.h ,J. tad l ton: 1 r i J '!tfrmi Mr. Clin-' ton cio ii-i'i'iii linn, TJ" '.vattAmt lamnltht mWtKftit "ftn.' lNi.t IIH. htlni Jftt'S'.i'.'"'''. "J,,',' M. u.A. M.i In. :aiunl 1 11 J iinamtcfl v,, ,r Tulnt -am Hurt 11 yeari. Mil Rt a i in MtmMia unnl thtwil ijia. 01 If. I I 1 rr-itf, .mii 1" i-i iiie ibIh; Huh ct voinattvra. D Uv! it'nctiAtrM At the rui tA ihit lUtirul tlm r-?i'.cl ot ir. 1 i,vri I ratiiniau tiew rvrR.n1 a .ii n-ennm utrli lo Mr. ItTioriiri-. aoaltivU mi, hn.i afi -r ttjut umll lilituUi Ikuitmui tantliii VI. htii'V l.anlw. 1' n. 1 n.iu. tli n uiiv 1 1 r I .i ii i'oi,ttili,iittai clerk, iit mi mi tl- 1 i inirft luU iitiirAci ,4 h rlliu. let uia liiNU rA vnr rxntSArT j 'fhttTrv-ra Ii ii 1 uf li rnAture. iThn will 17 arm ti v. a 1 lm 11 .t ihi iioiittiuAl t 11 u:u.iittre 11 .r .1 i..e n. tft.tiiitii theod; utthcill is tvfi untie, I uuu't kuotr wi.ii II I Crnn-eiaiiilatxt tiT Mr. CllntmI imn rri of acei 1 apptl'-l to lr larliT for a ii ice- whea hov, and iv. cnie ma ronPitr n.al 1 li In 1S5J ur "tl nir inlarr wm lJno .-i.-i 1 1141. fcttwi I dtil ni'i tr uvr ,taclio I rWethrrir e.wr n lit rpien,lirr .Mit.il 1 mi. I JtKr did lit. Hi mm Mr. T ijilor1 0B.1 in tiirtnieu j fjetween Mr V .ymr death and tlirce e ka aio I ri miuitMirun rapurlal ooeanon that nncj Kept mo lu Mr. laylur'a oiuc frra whute wcoK: 1 rvaioiulu r uo r.ii ajtiFatti.D wild lai kaon arm-tt 11. a will ih-iwi en Miff. 3 aikjnenl-U 01 L-tjr'n J j-i H l-hl iku-k in the lvrt tlfflee, and 1 tuLjcCt to ur ci...-r be in lif culii iimi.aui imli inei Xtr Tailor IkI i ipii jtiji la tli abuulder aaa flDatra, aad Uii'ia.iirv wuuii vtar UNnTtAMLt TilonM reer-nue Uie wrltlne lu the liod, oft'iewliii John O. in' lawyer, wi-iim mmew' it .m 1 I I e 1 1 -1-1 :ii.,i trill pi'r due will) no; umi.a I) Mr liitliir and uaauut inl. tvie I In 1,1m: 1 win 1, wear I nVi 1.1 1 i.. I tuuid l,avu lu-iied tin whola lirnprrty uvia 10 Lulu at c.l ka to .Mrk.Tatlir I ajml Lari iluiii.- uli lLeu X liute 1. n aA I wtltim tni pit two e 1.1 mat Mil creak lit. till i well II ainjt.lv f 11 llilntT ti Ihat eirr-el. S- Ur.riu., -DM Mr. latlor vilhlrjl'ie !a-t 10 B Jttkiof bu lue, cill you a 1 .dic-l to joar lace i a 1) K.iiXullll. 1 80 Bt lobe trtiitert The qanttuu wui exeJuileil and an ei-trtlon taken. Wr. C laloa-KId Mr. Taylor, wtilirn th i-mi two rear ot hia life, acome 70a of iteann liook Ir n the 'oat Odlce? Tlie guaitlun wa eaclo e-, ami an eiccpUou n-ia tjken. Thv croai-etAmiiutlvu ui ooiitiuk- J. au I 11 ehcilcd 1 thail a key to tho outer door of Mr Taylor's ar.-, ai it l.u nad kev to Hie lauer door. Tu'a wa 1 't..'t,en 'tv.a.dr. Niiiiirrot ns coila eaui ui-c. aa 1 the in ter ale Htth-ut i.riu i-onaut and prctoiii. i. lueotfi'T. J cave up in aey t, Mr. tartar m n-t ia r atai. reer of t" 1 liaro t een roidii l" am .Mtr-l.cn j t-ate ra lor alcat or nlnr er. hi 4 -mm imr i-at vi-.- Uidiy at tier houae. I hatr or a te. r iourtna bi r atiout unr matter iti,w ,bc cotutci..iici,. of ttui Cf.lt. After Oeortje IiimI Wn rclenaed from the m-.'t and rijoiii.il m fnniji, bo ajlil: "Why dliiu'l Uaitou uak rue if 1 h-id Mt'ppfi&io UMrna on sitihn? lie ombt tu luta aaled tue If I t Jbu Lozan Nl il, t II I IiihI somuiittod anon. Tual'a what lu outit to tiavii 1 .ne. you bet." Itlbebexl wiiurw wnacant. .Ionia U. Itt, formerly a lea'ar at nuii.weli acquaiutcd ub Mr. Taj or Ha inertly ce Im opiulon that tbe ll;uiliau to tbe CUDteati-d Hilt t. 04 luiiulne. JUr. 11 II. Tree, m.ji tua next ultneia. He rtIdi-1 ftt the I'nlon 1'Uco Hole., la a dm enslneer, u I -araa Intlmatorj- ncqiialnled ltlt Mr. Tailor for yery many year pretioua to bla daatn. Uo Uitin-d IwaawltbMr Tayior tfrv day of bis 'ait lnneii: I am fainllur wuh Um i. tnowi-iituf. harta oceaaioTnthv reeeiead letim-a Iroin mm. he wlli wai bereauow 1 to tbe wltoeaa.) 1 rnak lUe ncbttura to tue will. 1 fianioet 1 haTe hi doaht 01 It; I waa preaent whi u h win was lound In Mr. Taylor njlrii n lay 11 a took in a tomme of IKulon'a Tulrty years In tb eeaata "1 Ire tPOER TO K AkOCT TniS nrtOK dnrltihla laat lllueai. lelUcir tne that he bait some aery Hoc 1 oi.ka id biadown towu an 1 anting-tn. t tie wanted to f ,e ne aone of tbeui lie h-k-i roe If I bod lienton "riilrty Venn In theh.-ua- 1 to 1 bi.u I Tiad only lite Toiume.and be replWI that a'noe ilia was tbe caie. I alunid hare tin: bea. me-. .1 ru tf lac loiuellilnic turther about tbeae t-no.. oat at 1'nt lunaient ion.e'M'dy eiittied Iheroim eod he ita ou eilvtitithi uuri .uj alt.r Mr. Taylor'a death I bt a couyer a'irin 1 h Ml Lutner It .Martli about the a.ilv. Jomuiii I i.udwc r-'iiclodeJ to tint Mr taylor'a ollce to a,. u.in.-i li-olii.l t'i r.-, 11 i,.t Mr. Vfelli Uiere w Mi. Mirahe p.itn.-r. .Mr. 'Vaiiia Mir shal Muriav. Mr C -xik-a .looet, and iny-ririi-i atao laade Uusir appear aoca I unloeked the ijf an 1 VAUIOl'a Vtftl AXD DKAIVI!K, find took the papers out. hanilae: tbem to Mr. tsri nr exrminntiiii i did m.t. in,ty-ver ci,i"i.i itii drawers atuUied to tbe Imem, hot di 1 lak n-l viie papers ont or the drawan In Iht deak berore Mr, Taylor's aeat we examined Ueor.'a JJaryea's il.a. b; t Vonnd notbiec in It nt any Importance t our acari.i pro ltd unavaVin; wefouud no all! s subisqnently ri fotde 0 aex..n d aesreh, and lonnd the nnexocute 1 nil lu the middle -t.-awor 01 Mr. Taylor's nrtrate deki!t lay bHUeath a mln of looae papers, and I ta ?k it ot taeeonieated tlllwa ulao fosndi in U.l 000k w bate lllay, ibero wtre adozea or TWtXTT LKAVkS tritxto D0W, ii If to attract atttntloa cr to ibow the place where the will wai. About ii.toe Inc juci lyably am ill iwint a qmrra' hennrote te i 11 .Mi-stra. Cliu;on and Andi ew but iurr"-i'e l!tttrnlni;s cut tliein short with am- pniing qiucaiHia. lie bad evllenlly been ttaltli c 1 for them. You are at It spin, jre youl" be exclaimed. I liich ot tbo puguiili pleudod aelf-dtleucv In ex CUae. Mr. Trary wn then crots examined by Sir. Clin ton. He testified Whether or not Oen. Fplnola was present dnrlnz it.s whole learrh la more tua 1 rrco'.lccl bewustliu-! aitrrrard Itn.nk; we eohrliiJti to remove tho pa peri fioui ike ikfe lu li: outie becauta we ttioatrnt tbey were insecure thrrct tbe sift- waa old, Interior, aLd con a e&illy Po opened, Yhu next Milneee was UAUaiUb UOPIRT ItTRXAT. lie wis a yrry actlTe wltnen, and care tile testi mony wltli a deHned air. lie also il.ustraled 1 11 ti-tiiim.iy bj vaiions approurbitt arflona. He ta-t at il,,- .mo liuiaudlftilikJiim l'nwtuvket Indian, He u-atlCad I was t'lillril States Xlanbal In tbli cltjr for rtarbt jcitrs i I became aciualnted wltn Mr. Taylor In "81 1 ha was at lint lime a diy eoodt clerk In a stoieln Uian I alreci he boa -ili-ii wttli Mrs. clliurlll la jjlTerton tre 1 vid Svi U'mhu-lll. one ol ilia wltu ri to tli 1 it. .I'd will, P.rca in tna tame bouso kttueiauia time. .Marshal Mnrrae i'nt on to Kite a blatorv if Mr, Tailor's youth.ul vnndmiua Irou boardlnk boiisa to prxu-ttUii: Lotine, aiul ira the eiaot site of aac't house, In which b bad ludied, whether it tiooil rilallrrly south, kou In ant. urimrth bynorthwiat, Dunne lliii noruadic life, Mr- Taylor and Ik b Mur ray wercverr inttniale frlenila an J their t r 1 -11 d t, 1 U- ad unnl the- loiruer'a dtalb. Ur. l ulur bocania bi.uiL-ii. .ii pir bis Irleud alitr U.u latlar'a contlrii -i-ll,i-i as Mar Mill, and tn nitum. at .Mr. Taylor'a ri-qui-l, s nirillwua .innnlnleil to a position under Juunay. .Mr. Taylor aoi-tni 1 my V-I.L HI -1-ClBt.D lOlTAUn WaTttCHILL, I He eal'rd 1 irr. "11: 1 Med," and at cTny opporliinl'v lnqit rod lion bi-ttaa k'ettiuf on. Notwl bautu-liu tin objwcllou bv Mi. t liiilun. Manual Al.inuy w ,.t on tu allow iliut thu re aituii. bttteii Mr. Taylor and Mh wife t..ul ams)s been friendly; nnd then do errtbiil In full all tin nn Ionia of Mr. Taylor's .-t llinoaa aud 'raibliany d-crttie(t tl olrcmotimo' -i under which llm lattsr took a iiUts of I C1ITUK OIL AND CIV, II The flmrnaate. alter llstenlne to all thll with con II 1Kb rui I" P i'lnee 'MiHrrupti I Ibe In'cyatlOa Isloiy I and nrd r d It atrltken out linui il.a rttorili. I 21uray alter that 'tin k In l-u.liiit.a, lie ut;r,pil that tlartb had rapu-tsel hliuttlf p'jrl-tlvi-l) i'iuiii mat t'i. f.i,aiuu- to iln boniikuxl will waa oiiuim: ai tlui li ic that It was louuil t and Hi it Van Vet b't'-i. .i.n. 1 Limn for 1 lu 01.1 r aide, had rloue tin- in 1 Mitrra fur itier said that 00 the day 1 Ins Urn leaiou for l)i lliii k .noli waspriani'. Ou ti, will lalnj tbouii nlir, U10 Varsbal atibl N t'lO'U'lit Hie l(,'liOltm li-uu'lia. Mr C'l.nluu Cio.-- juhukI blm, anditili not to ebutv that ha lad r.4.ntd Uli..auu ILU-riH In bllall 01 the Jno- 1 '111 HIS Tie hat w-Uneaa waa John Hotrr'nan, He laid ttotb'ni,' tuiportant. The cstta wu imn ailj(n.in-1 tint'l ibis murnliutal JO o'clock, (lie lyarroscat au-siouiiciiii- Iiih di n riuliiHll.li to have tbo oasa closed tola mik. Hi ISurturnr AnJrowaaald In reply that tue tesiiuinni lor l la i.da wouJJ b tancludeu citlur to af or to inornivr. S Court f'lilrnilara Ibla Day. I I'l.ll'IIU Hi .,.1 tm fit, tli, t, f'1 D. i M, to, ivt, sua, iu, aid, Sh, I' III, Il ,t, SI I uV".!"! t-aanttaa.-JSet. II, to, St, M, "1 i 'i UL M. in. Kit, iva, run (iiu:ax none is mh xa rr. Hiei Ilnuar Hill llnnirlni Vrr In I lie Henate Ttui li Tu I J nines Njp t'niiic out Asnlnat II -A lllasrnreliil l,,il,l,)innti -An lltmeet eiinli,ra Opinion nf recrrtnry liubrsou. C'iriia n-leiice uf Hi. un. WA.-m.virof, Jan. SO. The .-real n,neillon In tie Sin ite now Is, t-hall tt,o Homo t.U ptiug Hie ataffofnecri of the r.ayy tioaltiini aa jiiiilomeu. ba a. lowed to paas t The bill haujs fire Loth la fie Nval C'.'-.unilKtjeand among Sen-ttori. TrutblulJ.u. N'yc bin woakeupj, and turns a willing- car to the bl'tiil'al.manta of Hiibieitnil Ilobeaon. who trails lb. ilunl lliinaa on all ti -rl .i.a nfl 1 1 j tl einty, Ifi' tie ion 1 in in- 1! 01 tne rw-t. 1 uti-y dai, I uUnnholInc wnatoif i.d rtMi.ilslnj; ten k tn tit'l Imna of cnnaMU'-tita tor ienaUrul aid In dill-alinj II simple f ol ;ii-'ii.e. la, ,'UlT bill pi -t I II- Unite 't!i li two il.s snt' r.ite, a-,1 n,i n tin tl nni! i.etlve 1,.1--Jat baa made it bant In the Senate. 1'nrtcr, llobe Kin hcodeld o' the lloue, and a lot ot Iron men In I'tulia,i" ,r- ,b erm nd lo defeat tbe M iibes of thcpioi 'e ini ssd 'lirnncli tin Ir represent,! tlyia. One of l-e tteiMi.nrs, an btmest. straightfor waid Weatern man. nU to-day to Kobeaon, who w Hum bl eipi iii.m tn the bill, "Yon want mete 'of Una Ml liecauie. as yon say, It ytilltake awn the dimity of a fx raon wnom you 1 a II tho executlye oaicer.' Let me tell you. ail, Hint I lllek w.-are I i,,i,t too il n much of this et- erbtitii liiivucsa aio'iinl the flimr of the Kenitc. If the I.t.cuino rmrt of the Ootemnii-'it would keo away Irnin the ramale, tbe rxeeiillte p.,rt of our tin. ul r won d b a tl n ilbt uioie ra'lafai; tory to the country," AfS.I.Y jriHTU'S DVAIU, An Vnlmppy ?Inrrlniio-A Itfniltirnl til rl lllarnrilcil by bcr I'.irriita-Iiiteiiipernut'n uml lleulli-Wna ,1,,, 3lntilrreil t On Motulay last. "Mr.t. i.m Murtli died nt her r.-aldenco in iu city, under c.rcumatan-a McU indie.'',. s.1tat her '1 .tli waa tbe rult of foul pl,y; afid Corcnir Ucrni Mill tbl: cTenlng bold aaluqactt or- tier remains. Mrs. Mnrth before her mtn-ljjf then Mia Sasm K.sriann waasceoanteil our ol the boat beautiful ni'l accompll'linl ladlea refilling In Jersey City, Sho was reniarLably witty in cunvereutlon, ami at twenty yeara of a?e His feemed to bin- a brllllint fnt'irr. llir mother deleneJ lier for some auspicious nuriiw;e wUlcb lb mU secure for her l-il-t-la tnd niiorii laii'iK-nta the scope which the dfi-rred. Tre clrl, Imwvver, cnnlriM led a siron; :-k'nc nir a v iitu Putiber n.mipd William Mntlli, wiinwl.om her family dealt and lu ot-oil'ion to bar parents wlskea, abe rontraetcil a malrimonlTl enascenint wl.tt hlui. This tit iliapl.ael her fattier and mnlber, anj 'never to this day have tbey ueen ab.i. to rtH:.nciid Uiemawlrea to the inarrtace. The atrl appcori ta ile-i-ly retret ner parents' ills ple-iviro. It is said tint sbo was also olaippninted In her I'tmnle of In r Lnahaiid'a cl) irartic la des pair abu took to driuHilii. soil for three yrars, K la said, b raroly an, wo a sober broiih. Her drunken. ti-aa leil to tier death. Tbe story whlrn obtains mmt credence wonre she la best known lathis: I. "a tli.m a wee-It ncn sho went Into a liquor saloon tieer bcr realdenca, and txcouilnr. Nitslerous was 1J1 c'.cd from tbe place, bhe returned and was a second lima ejected. 8he waa not to be uiastered, however, and In the-etrnCKle wtrlcb ensned between bersell and the pinprk-lnr abo waa thrown beat lonj; down tbe steps leading from the saloon. In tier fall, bcr liead atrack a protruding faucet, and aeiious Injuries ner snatalae,L Sbo was takuit to berbome unconscious, and with tbo exception of one lucid lntery.il of short duration, remained so unlit sho died. It Isaahl, upon the other band, that she fill at-rlilentully while descending the stein, and sns'a ned the injuries which rtauHi'd In Inr death. 'Una would -'tin to tai the true a'.utLinrat, as 110 action bus been taken by Coroner llama to S" eute tb arr .it ul the saloon kecpttr. Tbe dcceaeeil waa oui 1 nara years old. tiij:iii:av lock is toutuax r.iQVon I'niaaye of tlir Ilrclar-Htnrr Resolution nblcll Knila It Wbnt It (.'oat to tin It-A rukitry !r lalon-Jor Amuuir llninmera. Potue weeks ago Tun SUN Doted the fact that I'linr Importers were In consternation oyer a dead loc't In tbe Interpretation of tbe act of July It. 1570, v. 1 1! reference to tbe Importation of foreign Minors. Yrs'i rJay a declaratory restitution passed t.'to House of Kcprcscntatlrcs, wblcti ctTectnally dispixia of this vexed qnaattoa. Tbe followln; It u copy of the bill J.i 1.- lolEtinn declaratory of tbe meanlnc of lii act cntitli'l "An act lo raguea latarnai taxta, and for 0. ierpiirTjo-.-s,"appruveil Inly II, lib). llr tt r"Otrd foy 't eaflle til Haute of TUrrf3tl urstn tt L'tut I Mites In i.'vaffrrss narmr-tvl. Thiit ail r urn mere'iindtta which trr.eed nt a P"rt of it.s Untied Pta'es on or bexure thaawt dayot Iieeembor, !!V. and noi "Cli-fcd or tramferred to a oa'illc stma or bonded wai-ehou-.. ahall he ntlthvl t the benettt of the twi-ntr-aixta station of au act r-ttued An act to rednee lnterusl taiei, and for o'lier nnrpoaes," ai-p-oved Jnly 11. ITo. the same ai such uiercnar.dife w itiM have bt tin crlitleu 1,1 hat tt artnallv- een In t-n'iite aiore er bi-ei.-d a ari fejuae on ,r j-rt ,r to the titt f lieeemhar. iao rr"Tldd tliai th.- nam of anct nieri-aadlae -ball, withm '.i.irtj la,-tro.n the uuaao nf tin- ieoint1in.tnsKe apptlr .Monthrri fr in writlut: tt' jliuctoroi taw pott at anicbiucUaiercbandlso (trr-M-t He.- 1n,f hf tt frtktr eetolpeit Thai tn aald art la lurtbvr ann tided t-y Um-rtuv the, word "herein in t.ie twenty Pitt section thereof, oettaeen the words M oihi-ra-te and provldea." where ter the aald wor la occur tutfi-ther in the aald section. An 1 irit amend man', ibaii take uT-r' from ani artor Jan. t, l"?t. l JOHN .1 IILAIVK, rieaker of lh llou'e n llrprescntatlyea. n iiriij.u coi.tAx. Vlce-rroident and l'ruldant of tho Senate. Te drat por'tnn of thpi iolnt rcacVutlon eorers a 'taiMite-J point of Interest to the 1 onaitinees of at leaat four Tesaels which arriyed at tins win bofom Bildntcht 011 tbe M.t of lirv-einber. Tne Intel pre ttrs ot tbe law claitnul tint duties accrued on lb" entry of Ibe coorta wltbln the Jui ,silictiin. Tiu ml u wmild make the nierehaadls on the shlis re lerie.1 to llahl 10 I- ty under the old tar!-!, ei thauth lite ships ad not bi en oiiUn-l at the t'n-- le-n I 'I he Jo.nt revolution pota tins mMr. i-'ianOtai. 00 the same loutlue aa that w Licit was In .-til.titd WateltotlMI it that tn-llnd. Thi s.-nt,d joint revolution Hif.cts Ibo Importers of r-tn. (1 an 1 wlnske)s. Tbe tamf, as raised, mad prm i.ion that tbe duty on brm ly and other vpirita diaulb-d :r 1 11 cra'n, taeept as otberwiao H ot uled for." h'-ui'l liefilf't ."Inn. I n lex this tct, brandy, ruin, rln, and ,,:iiskeia b. '-n: ,irov,di'l fur by the old lartlf wn- required to pat the nit e of Jnn- ".0 per rtillon. Tb'- iiii.ntlono th lav in tk -ri wiacle.ir: but iittiiruiina.-ly '.bey bad rot rarrti-d It bL',a,.,ltbc itupc-rf-ra weic cocii 1.II1.1! to pyi. test. IntU :J of pnttlntT tbe matter Into tbe Inn-Is f dalu atxenia, wnn would hare iter.anii-d tiny iiei coul. for procnrinic a s.mple .n.ieujDient In the Uw. Ibe liquor 1nitnrters prominent aniouc whom wvie l'MllpW. Hon A. bon. Ives, llei-eher 1 o an I kL Lienan tti seenred tlie scrvioen of Mr. ,1. H. "Uedwell, ex DePttW Ctillelur of tin- tt.il 1 d.. inn, anil sent linn to Waahliik'ton, wltbtlie r,-sult abmo 01, it. The wii de business )us cost about 3.UU-I fwblch auioi nt only I3,0U0 baa been snbi-ei b, I uy other parties lntens'id. Tbe quunnty of rum, kiit, aud tvbiakfT aiT-cte1 by liis Joint n-fnluiion la about one mtlllnn dotliri. The rat -it winch tho liest quality of Jamaica mm Is now .old wholeaa.e ranges from "fHW to (a.oi) per gallon for the stand ard or UI to t' desr.ot. Hcotcb and IHih whl"klei are tbe aaznr as rum, the pi '.ci-s being povtrurd by mepioot. Uln Is tH to JIW. col.l, fur 55 lo M derrt ie. Tint linpnrttra are now arranlni: to si li toraittn liquors on the same basis as ilotuostic wbis kivs nt a lairtain pilco per prnof irallon. A decision bus been made by tbe Tr aiury Depirt. incut which la of nun a to sozar Importers. Il t to t'ie effoct thai, wiien tl c t-l istitleilbin of the wliolo lot is not chanced by the withdraw:,! of any portion ol tbe coiiaiaunioiil Irom warehouse. It if not meet sary to rtwolgh tbe suiMrs or to recUsrily tbum. BXOtr MMDS OX JlAltLR.UI.AXJt. Tbei 3Tutr of tho Itclla huiI tlie SnnppliitT or I bo Whip -llouuer llnalilntT Tlirouuli Ilio I-'nst Trottera like a Meteor. r-'.nco Thursday L st, Harlem lane hit been luadv musical wltb sliver-toncd bells one cndkii train of ilelRha, from Uia old-fubloned, combroui family drag to tbe, light, airy cutter, drawn by every kind of bone, from the ilozle trotter or pacer that rtew like the wind to tli a dashlni; toam of four or tlx sttbab quadrupeds, each carrylnx a load of beauty, IjKui-jii, and Kuilantry. In prouortion to its tonnauo, Amnni: those ont ou uc road (were Hie followinc! Pttepberd V, Unapti drovt bis One gtldiut while Eaji.-. laiw IN ttee sut behind bis inrrel Jupiter c dt, ."1 11 me "i iiooiHn iiuLdlid u ji jwq tro.ter Job 1 M an-it will, irreat atill. Joiui ecailaa, tlm c .I'-ii.ior for tbe new llarlsm t.ourl llonse, waa on ha..1 witn a fainonl paoer. .lai-ub it'iunis a -it ru.tiiui up aud down the road In .ani uu .'uuiiitt iLai aut'iltloa. liuii '.inan wholbiak. lid r 11 ot-ai 1 1,11, Johnii) 1 en .'-i-iied ',y at 11 nnll Itnn was afier him. Mr. IWiiuvr On ve 1,. jiitat. n.r soeert In Iturnsss well kt.ouu. ii ,1 I,,-, ram I acilon when rUyed ito a 'Mitp'r la i-i r, 1 Kit 1 aiiautt. It It 110 oxatrut-ratio'i to v.y tnnl a e ni.i iva a n.o intuuie e.l, for two. thirty I o.aea out tiiut an .li. u. 0 Oofpm idor vai'dcrliilt oioiu a b ir bre with that uiairiiiv lit e lunjt Ulleil loiu-1. 1 'ie ''titia'P.-turned ut mull fores for dally parade, Cany actum at em troaiil Major. ODi-xttr, Jr.. the property of Charley llcinscll. has at tracted 111 icti attention dnnue the week. Tiila iiroiul. inc coll ntirKii .,ke the Klnir of tiotters." pnasi'tai s 'he womk-rtul itrldua 10 noted lu U.u llauullonuu strain. In moves like i.iauti'nery. Mr. Hopkins, of areenpoint, has created ap evrito. tuent 011 (tie lane with bla Iroo-ciey mare Lady HIul-, hi.11 l on y lire yi-ars oi l but iio. to tne ircr.l like a ttsaer. and forced many vood ouijatj abrta.. lit liiilli-.liaii, a ilviu,-poiiilcal lati'l m tuo Tatalv--wond tranl uisdetiavniuxilma with ols brown uu Thurlow tfeed, Tuuilow Is a rouitr tor a ivcs tliaai. tvpt funitiiy fi,-w pehlr.d till trav retdlnz Vatbew T lirai 11. flit noted lla 11 akir of tlotbsin U dot. r mlitnd lo imnir wlib lbs la.iroad, bond, and medical arlaiiM-tals. llist,o,iur Is fan. touud.and srinitrliial, ahlie 1 a Is a pilttai of aood fadva), and bis lljla 11 tunt rtpro.IJ, 1'romlntnt i-nony. ti e notables who lave floured dwriiit tho snow carnival was the veteran Mm Hoaxltai, aceoutpanled by his friend Aicblo Dlue of Urioklin. Tbey drove (.1 team of'tray iltnen Itrs, niodnis of biauti,and tbo sptedlest spun tbst baa boen rioted to a slsuli this wlntsroa the lane, tine nf these flyers was tbe well-known stallion l'rl.a'etr, tho property of "L'ncla blrai" thu other belongs to tlr. Hilts, ana- Is one of a loam which la conceded tu be the dseUatla the City of Churcbsa. Know nit! or.ll think that were she bitched with Jtckof Ibe same tiraui,wko appeared last siaaou at Fleetwood l'aik, Ibey would trot loillUr ewar duan lu UiC tweutUi without klp, FOIITY-FIKST C0aG ItKSS. Tin: soldi Fits' novsTV uit.i. i'assrj jiv mi; not st:. Thp Tight over llm liitrrmil llcvrnne Tte pent Hill -Mil Inr Mtllirluti l'miict A mil In r llliin nt Tnmmnnr. VVa-hi ,otiN, Jan. 31. In the Senate, the Vice. Trt1. lint inn '.inn-J tbe retarn from the lloujo of the Income Tax ltepeal bill, with un accnmpanylnc suiterlion on tbo t art of tbo Iloue, that, under notion seven of article one of the couatltuiton, tho House h..d fo'.o r"!r to originate such tntatures, Mr. m 11TT illep I'.i.t moved lo non cmtcur In the raions a i,:'d bj the llontc for the return of the bill, and aiked for a committee of con'errnee on tbe il ffertnee of opinion belAnen the two Houses aa to their privileges. SACunrnT Astoxunna Tn ntKATit. A lone debate fol.otvej, durinz whirh Mr. Hacis BVttr (Dim., Vt.) astonlibed the fccnate by lajlntj that lie would leave the Senate In a few dajs, but while atlll a member he wished tho body to main tain lla dignity. Mr. ficflll'a motion waa then put In the form off, a resolution and adopli-il, .Messrs. Scott (Rep., lv, Conkllng iKep.. N. V and Caa ttilty (limn., OA.) wets api-ouiled a Conference Committee. woiini, xr)T Mo.ttr, ron ritANCE, Jtr. lVMrnoT (Iteu.. Use.) aubmllled aud hid ro..il,a concurrent reanlulioncummeni.inzths aiifler lag poor ol lVuuce to tbe Amcricau peuple, as tollows 1 ll'nifrjy, llfcent despatrbf forc'tiadow feiee and llir toruil iillnn 01 the areal war lu Ku-ope and IIAeirit. lho tread of hostile armlet has di aolated air -at 1 union of tne rtni'UliWe of ration, which 11 a bai 1 ilv ha. been made tbe battle ntlil lor tao (teat c:.t his an 1 Il A. rant, Tt, cry of hnneT, deiolatlin, anil larrow is now tcvre dlt(r.ctly heaid aa the baltle cries die .ntri-iirebett fTret. 1bal In obeilletice to tbe Christian chart'v w Inch leekrtn the good ot all nations, and mlnlateit 10 a I l.unisn dutrcti. ant w-hilc trraieiuily remeuilisrinz the praetii-nl simi a'hy of Frenchmen to ns In the day if i n r 1 .irly wcakaesi aud oktri iult.i we heartily com met I the sufferlna poir of Franco to the Amertisn I le and recommend that ireneau sini aihy of in- a mi. id ciiirity be speedily luaugurated for their re lull. ANOTtistt Asioiisncn yROu At-uiit'nr. Mr. I'oMtrtoT asked present conal.leration of the reeolutlou. air. MAtLsiunv objicled. but Mibae quetitly wi'lidnw tie o'dectlon, remurklutr Hat bo bMl mlannileratwij the purtwrt of the resolution, and Ibal his synitmthles bad bei-n wltn the l-'ri-uclt twople rrom the lieslnnlnj. Mr. Tnt'stBt-xi, (Hep lll. renewed tbe objection In otJcx lo expedite the morning bnslneaa. The reolnllon aecnrdinjlv went otcr till tne next morning hour, aa alno a resolution oilered by .Mr. I'omeroy as follows i That Conjr'ss rcpertfntly recvomana to the rrcel dentortbs t'nlteA Males thai lie cause to bo Halloo, d a' the port ot New York. II ins same can be done with out injury to the public f ervlce. one of oor flrat-cUia nava.1 vessels, to be tbete held In rcsdineps to receive on t oard for transportation snch snpplies at tray he turtii-hi-1 or the nronle of tho t'ntled btatcs Xor tbe destitute and suDeriu: people ot Frauce. TUK U10 liriNDLt. Tbe llouie bill suspending proreedlnga In refer ence to the Cborpsnning claim w-.11 received an I refemd to the Commltteo on l'oit (mcis, lr. Ttumbull charactrrixlng the claim as the boldest imposition ever practised ontbo Clovcrnmenl, A-voruxn slow at taumakt. Mr. Eiim-Npa (Rep., Vt.y Introduced a bill further tn preserve the purity of electlor.a and guard atalnst tbe abuses of the eltxiivo francbuie by a registration ot electors,, Heterrcd to Uie Commltteo on the Judi ciary. It prescribe with minuteness a system of rtgiairatlou ot all qualified elector of the United States, to take place In 1-71 and annually therealtnr, by means uf Ikiards uf lieglslrsttou to bo appointed by I nlted btaU-a Marshals 1 and also for tt.n appoint merit of Inspectors olUlfClwu by tlm United alalia Uia'rii-t Judzcs. Mr. net ki.MiriAV (Rep., Conn. Introduced n bin to establish 'in mill steamship sorvico between the United Sutra and forelita cmntrles. Referred. It propose lo Incorporate El.lridso (1. Itoberts and t.1srd LI. Roberts, of New VorK, annaaaoo atea. aa tbe Oeaan Steamship Company, for tho pur pose 01 carrying the United State, uisli. freight, and patseiigi-ta once a week between New York. Liter imoU and Havre, nnd inch otner Kuroiienn rouU'S as may be designaUd by tbo I'ljtUanaeUi.Ot aural, who is dlri-rted to c nitract wltb said Comp-iny lor tbe IrananHirtstlon of the nt ilia during a period of twenty years, at a rate of cr-uipetisatlon of six cents per ipiirti-r oui re m ki'i-ra, .nl two cents ier iror ounces printed matt r. T ie snips ot tlie Company to be subject lo uu ot n.r cbaiiii.1 tliaa vessels 01 tao Uoltod Males. Tin "v-aale then took ap the ci,"j of tbe fli-orjla Senators, aud without disputing or it aJjourLiJ. llotiso of llrprcarntnllvrw. A b'll wui passed autliorinu the Secretary or t, e Navy, after consultation wltb tbe Aitornej -General, to Imtltute proceedings at law or otherwise to obtain fnll dimajes and Indemnification for the destruction and loss of tho alotip-ol-w.ir nlda. la tbe Uty of Tad lo, Japan, In January, 1:TJ, by col linou with tbe steamer Hombay. ira asp in tx CAuroitxiA. Ur. BAIinniT Introduced a bill antboritlng J. II. rxbuiUuf California lo enter at tbe proper United Btaus Laud u31co fix bundrod aud forty acres ol land, at tbe minimum price, according to the lines of b's Improvements, tea gardens, and other cnltnre, nod to which there may not be aay adverse claim except that of tbe United States. Mr. Sargent ex plained that Mr. Schnsll waa making a succcssul experlrr.i at 111 Mt.1bI1ar.lng a colony of Japamae, auj in ruitivattn' let. raising silk worms, iic 111 1 wan'eil tuoru land tni'l he comd eater uuder tne rituiptuu UW4 10J acres. 1'jassd. lan pa ron sailoih and lind inAEca. The H' .ae then iesuti.i-d In, the morning boar, the bill reported from the Committee on Mililury Affairs to extend tbe bn-'n'y land system to soldh-rs and sailors uf tbe late war, thru: widows aud 01 phana. Mr. Hawlkt tltep 111 i argued alnt the bill as a eui.ninsl) device I achemo 10 give the public lands 101-1, 1 sla and siM-eulaiors, witlmut any ptactltal i.i-ni-ilt tn ti.t eiaai-s for wl.ote oaienai'ilo iia-ro f i ll.i- bill is lmme.1. ll,e nlllwoaM iWorn rn,(ni,iiil uer a n (be public laud., making, v, .tn Uie Jb.itii.iati all ady "ranted to railroads. laVJ.Uiki.iajo, being tiiota tb.n hall the arable latids of tbo im'ilic ilntnalii, Il wotilj abanro a territory twelve tiiiioa as large as iirMato of ll'innra, and twice aa hr;p as tbo thtrtuen original biaut. The liomate-id imllcy was the unl) true and wlaoruoauaof diaiuiiig nf tbo public domain. It would stcure it tn actual iw idle s, thereby uJuing to tlx wealth and strength of the country, whi e tbo eiu-n-liin 01 tbo buuntv lmd system wtmid rt-UirJ tbe ilovolopmeat of the great West, He mentioned 'be f tct that imt uno in livo hunttn-d of tbe boiiut) luud warninta btTtpifi'ra trrunteil were settled b Ibe aoliilHr to whom tbey wtro Issued, and nut ten per cent, of Uilui by i,c-malm-Uitra. Ti e lmd covered by nmoiy tier cent, of them p.i(cd Into the h mds of land Jobber ami acecnl-Jtor. In conclusion, be aptmaled to tho House not to allow Ita lute and adimraiinn fur the ao'diers to lead il to au actol fo.ly i.i,ioli ooulduuitr be ncilU-J. tiic AUGUur.Ni rAVon or Tag hill. Mr. Htocoiiton tltep., Mica.), who reported tho bill, exphinod and defendeil lu provisi'iua. li waa nut true, be -irnui-d, Uial tbe rati as would bo swindled out of their rights by land abarkv. They bad saved tne country Irom treason, ami ho thought ti,oy were capable of taking care of one hnadreil utid sixty acres uf wild Ueslirn lauds. Hi I ill rti(iilri.d tbe aoldlor lo i-ntir Hit laud, and llii-n gave 1st 111 one year in which, If be pleased, ho could ufslru that right, that Inchoate title which be bad tn tne land. 10 some pnn-011 wui wished 10 go Writ an I loi-.ue on that laud, and If he did not. Il rtv, Ti ed to the (Juveramtnt. Tho bill could not operuto for the benefit of land apt CUIMurs, bt cause It te. qalrej actual settlement. Hebflleted Ibal the sol (iter would be satisfied with the bill, and that tnu country wuold be satisrieil with tt. Tho bill wan passed, Willi but two votes In the negative, UibMin tltep Va.J, and Pmlth i,IJem., Orc-iou). It u a lol- lOViSf A bill to enable bonorahiy dltcharged srddlen and sail, o 1, Iholrwiduws mil ollt.ut 1 Uildn-n, to aftqniru hoinetteails ou Hie put-! c lands u the I tilled Hl.i'i-a. tit'. i. lt.1,,1 c .Tnaieiur ptlvnii soldier aud olln cr who list sited In the unny i f ihe United Mates duriiiir tn- rei tu retKlllon 101 11 m ty tU)t, and who was lum. orai'ii iKf-Uiri-'ial aud Inu remained lojal to thu f,iv emn-iMi' Im-ltiillng tho iroops iniitierod Into ilif 11 r vice 1 r ihe rnitwl flat -a nj vlrltio nf Hie tho thlid si c Lou f Au act eulltli-d an act inakine appropiutn ns Pit roinnlcilui: ihe dtfi-nroa of V, ailnuguin and i-ir nlhir purposea," Hiipioie,! t b. IS, ltuyj and every s a n,a,i, mnriLe, aod olllirr, nr other pcrsiiu who Las st vi.it la the navy 01 1 iv Lmied otatos or 111 tin. n a. ri coriw ilurlci tli" rcbeilmn l"r nlni'y Ua a, aud who was nonorsh y discharged aud Ins reiuilinid Inial to the l, v.tiiii.uiu, ahall, on 0,1,11. plnnce villi the pi vnioni of un act em il, 1 An act to secure homt--ieatli to setnal settlers on t'tn pun .c duuiutn aud tno nets Hiuunilstury therenf it l. r nmr- r m I'lifii;,!, be enti h-o 10 ent'-r iiiin and re-ci.ti- pa'. 1 iv 1, raquninlty ofptiolic lands, not inn, a lai. hoi va i 'ling Hal acres, or one quartvr vi-L-tliui, 10 Ot nitun In couiiact loriu accortllnic 10 legal tntiillvi .a., Includ tig the aitiriiale riiorted tecii'iin- nt pun. lie lauds aluug the Una or any railroad or oth"r puhlic workj or other laudi soviet tn i-mry uuder Ibe h luielttad law hi tho Uultej but us, whnt-i'ver nubile landi have been or may b gra .p I hy it I 1 nyri-vt-t'rovldod, lhat laid hon 1 a .i. a, 1. t ei than be allowed twulvo monl'ia alter lot atlng Lis liouu-tii-ad Hltbiii whith to eoaimencc bu sttUetnent and .iiif'.otunieiiiai and provided also. Uial the iloia wu'eli the lioitirstoad seltli-r ahalt have served lu the army, luvy. or nianu corps as aforevihl, or if d,.-t-bargea un account of wouuils rei-eivvd ur itKiibtlilf Incurred In the line of duly, Then the im-iii 01 cnltsunont susll be di-dtu 1 1 fr in ihe line hereto. ore reqnlrod to pcrln-t title, nt d proyiC' d further, that any homestead settler ai araii--sald nay atilgn his lioiui-iiead ccrtitleuto wnbin twelve monibi fiom tlie date thereof to any clllen of tbe I'nllrU biales over twenl)-one years ot age, or person wLo hua det'Jirrd till lutsntlnu to become aueh. who has uol ureyloutlr availed lilnittlr uf tho benenls of Ihe homnaicad or prediuptlon laws, and sai l at.ignee Hull lueeeed 10 all the lights of the said homi-sicai irtiler, but no inch assignor ot a home stead erriincaUi Itinll tnrrealtcr have the rUiht to avail hlui-elf of tncheusllt of this ait, or the acts heretofore psAtud grautiug homseteads to actual settlers, nor shall nicbaiilguon bat 0 U, right to acquire any oilier boiiieilead uuder laid alii I provlatd, howevsr, that no patent shall liiua lo a homestead settler or tils aa. siguse abo baa not retUed upou, Improved, and culti vated hll laid homettead tor a period of at Uat two 11 an, sicvi'l ai provided tueecltoo 4 of U1I1 aot. btc.t.AiiJ tit a furtl.tr taacttd. That any person satltled, under the provisions of the foregoing section, to enter a honistlrad.who msy baveberefoiaru entered under the llemtttead laws a quantity of landless thsn ope ftsiiOrcil auU lUty aui, iball tie perullttd to enter nnder the provlilona of this act somnch land ai, wnen added to Ihe qnanttly prevloiitly entered, shall not eicred one hundred aud aixty acre. pc. s. Anit ben rtinntt tntytnt. That In ease of tho death 01 any person who would be entitled to a home lies d under tbe provisions of the tlrst section of Una act, his widow, if unmarried, or In caie of her death or marriage, then his minor orphan children shall he 1 n tilled to all the benefits enumerate it in 1I1I1 act provid ed that If such person mod during his term orenilat iticntthe whole let 111 of Ins enlistment shall bo no duclul Irom the time heretofore requited to perfect the title. bnr 4. .tnif ht tl further tnneted. That cverTprlvsle sol tier,iind ctcrr icamau, marina, and omcer, who n-ried In the army and navy for the said period uf linn ty rtaya, nnd Ii now Inscribed 011 tb" peraion rolls of th United Hah s. or I" entitled to hi-10 Inacrllit 1, on si-count of wounds ricelvect orrtlaalililtiM n'-nrr d In thf lino of duly, may. In lieu 01 the ruihts, prtvt lii:e.,and hen,-uis herelnliefore conferred, enter upon hy an agcii nr attorney, nnd ri'telvf a pat-ni for, ne riuaitrriei lion ot land, aa provided f',r lu si-ttiiml or this act, nnd than be entitled to all tlie ta-neflls of said lirtl teitlnn, or llsnic to all the provisions thereof, ei eept at to l.te ecK1.1l resilience 1 .iu-llli.it allaiK nnd tl mjl required to he done ty ain h imesteatl vetih r by sin nrst lection, may he done bv said atrcnt or a'tor nry rinvlilcd thnt no such airent 01 aitoim-t 'hall act aa am h for umre than one person at the same time. hEf 5 Ami bt lljunher entriM, Tnst all nectars tioua and tTOofa reqnired under thta act and the former nets grunting hotneateada to actual settlers mar be taken before the Judge or clerk of any conn of recoid In the I'niud hiates, or In aay Slate orTeirltoey, and when duly authenticated, under the oftlrlal seal ol such court, shall be of the same force and etlect aa 11 l.-iL.iu b Piru the lltgliter or Koceiver of tho proper Land Ofilct. uw. And be II further tnuelM. That the Commit lloner of the tleneral Land omce thill n ive snllinrlty to make all nreJtnl rules nod regulations la carry into ellict ihe piovKloni ot ibis act. The SpEAKCtt laid before the House the meaasjo fmm Ihe Senate requesting n eommllteo of con tirence on tho qiu-nt'oh ut l4eue between the two llou-es as to the rlgU of the St-iute to orl;lnaU) tbe bill r.irgiMto tns iiecostB Ttx. Mr. Hoorr.n (Hen., Mass tnotel that tbe Llouao concur lu lho request or the Senate, Ibe conference was flmlly niroed lo, find Mcsara. Hooper, AllUnn. and Voerheea were appointed cou Icreea on the part of Ihe Ilnuo. Mr. Roots (Hep., Ark.) Introduced bill to extend the time wllhln which debtor may rccene dis charge In bankruptcy, whose assets do Lot pay City per ccut. of tbe claims on their estates. WASTK or rCBLlC UOieHT. Mr IHwre then reported rrom lho Committee on Appropriations a Mil appropriating It.t.nuo lor tno niTtmi of tho Investigating Commlttoo ot tho lloui l"asaed On inotlou of Mr. LooAie, the Senate anbatitute fir tbe bill abolishing tbo ofj.ces of Admiral and Vice-A'lnilral or the Navy waa non-Concurred it, and a t'ominitlefi of Conference asked. I Mr. IlfTl.r.n tllen,. Ms I, from the Committee on Id construction, reported back, with recommen dation thai it do pass, the Senate bit. prtsetlbliig an onth of office to be taki 11 by persons who partici pated tn the lite rebellion, but who are nut dl-qua. lilli-d from Ik I'li'ii: "dice by tbe Inurieenllt autend mi tit to the Constitution. With nt disposing or the question the llou'e, at 1. X) u'ciock. anjuurued. rii 1: itRATURXvii 1 xi:i: j. .mr touk lit l Tnekled br rt tarutirt Home Jockey A MOO Ilorae for Slt.lOO-Hnre JitritiF 1'oiv. Irr Kiinvv Auytlilux nbout Ilorae f Jutnoa Hi rues is a real cslate dealer who hat met with much aucctts In that Hue. and considers Mmsilf aome conslJerable sharp," as tbe Yankee! aay. John nOfbill Is a professional horse swapper, whne experience of life bai maJc blm aa sharp as 1 crosscut uw. i:!g'nll owned two bay horses, which are so nearly alike that It would take a smart profeittonal to dis tinguish bclwctn Ihcm. One of Uicm Is worth $100, wlil.o tlo other would bring $1.5 any day. Now, Oyrnea was the owner of a black hone valued at (Out. About Christmas ho ran KJghill at tbo f ta blea palrnnireil by tbe former, and having seen tbe $1 JOU bay, opened what la tensod hr sporting turn a banter fiT a trade. Kdgblll held off In a qnlel wai until at last Hrrnes became excited and utfcreu to bit htm a buttle of wine thai be uldn't dare to trade. Tina was ton innch for Kcglilll, who look t ie bet and oilered to trade even. Hi'iie, said tho sclf-safadent and over-aha.rp Ilyrnea and accordingly the bargain waa clluclii d. A third pirty wis then seleei.-d to cli.uu,, the horses, and lijrnts was so 1-1 uled Willi thu trnue that he called all band out to drink at his cxiene. ITiree weeks hsd elapswl before Ilyrnea dlaci-vrred that Ivlglilll had bei-n too maov for him, nnd tli.it Inileatt uf getting the best of t tie bargain, he hat tall -n a victim tn tbe lleaiheu Cnli ee. llvri es In mine lururiated, and I led in Ji-fTi-rum Milk 1 l'u lice 1 onrt, where be iiccuaed IVIcMIl of awlmtllng, and uliialuut a warrant fur his iirrust. D)rnes a rem thai the iiirea were cbanied on Mm andlmtenl 01 tho $1.3(11 horse, 1 e oi',.ilii.-d the tlrt) steel. Tl.o examination of l.rtclilll Mill comu up btfore Justice Fowler at S o'oiuck lo day. tiiv i.ioxs at sH Ri:xr:s. The Hvllea or Ilrln ut Hip IVailvc llonnl-fit-n. Ilurl.e'a .-piech-A IIIl-Ii mid l.u. lllllkluallo 1'Iuir. All day jeatenlay the fenians recclvid vialtoni it Sweeny's Hoi'. At S o'clock they weru w iltJ npon by ndtltgatlou or the Kn jhta of St. I'atiick. t.t-siled I y Juba 'iuinly, U4q., and an -r a felicitous emission "f wi Icme, regard, and con.ruiunilK u, weie v ri tented with a purse ol tl.UaJ. Cen. Parke, on Iiclndf of the expatriated pri. oners, then Invited the delegation to dinner, and over riabty patriotic Iiiabmen sat down to a hand some table, spread by the Hon. Charles Siveeuy, Speeches were made by John Mullaly, Esq., Stephen J .Mttiny, nq.. Gen. Win, IL Roberts, and many others, which were followed by a recitation ot tbe poem "We'te Irish Everywhere," by Mrs. O'Dono van Hotsa, which was received with deafemu: up plaue. Gen. Thomas r. Burke then rose and said t Oen. tlemen Tbo suggestion 1 nut about lo mike muy not be vtry Interesting to you, but really you must torsive me for saying that we have an cniagemcnt wltb lien. Millen and tbe Legion ol St. Patrick at 3 o'clock. We have paa.cd several bonra very pie is. nntly, which is more time than I lia v ljalofll.it Lature for many, many years. 1 recognize tbe mag nltude ol oar mission and lite holiness ol ourcmro; and having tried to tlo us so much honor, gentle nun, you have reached the iiiiiirmost recestee of our hearts, tuid caused us lo slu-.l tears of joy nt tho spontaneous cxhihitlona nf your welcome. With rt't-ollectluna ot 'Pb comn those of '-Id; and had thero been neither, there would have been no TO. (Hor ous aa Is our c.inss. we kno no ni hi, r Hainan than John Mltcbel. the patriot, the sebolir, nnd the gun. tletnan, who Is so ably represented by "a worthy son of a worthy sire." Capt. Mitchcl returned thanks and was fol'owel by John Mnilalv, Ktq.. O'll'iiiovun ltnsa. and Daniel Sweeny, Ji after which ILo p.irty adjourned to tho parlor where tbey were received by a deputation In a Jed by.dcti. Millen, which ripri-ititt-d t n- Legion of St. 1'jtrli.k, Hid ptrttulixl a patriotic addiuae of welccme. Amonr tbo gentlemen present at tbla limo were .Tobn Mullaly, Kaq., Oen Wm It. Roberl', ol, Leonard, I.t.-c'ol. Ilrowue, Major Andrew Leonard, Adjt. McHi-rmolt, and tho officers of tho liglmeut, al-u Col. fctcphrn J. Mean)', Judge tjnlnn, Hie llou. Hanlel Joseph Klrwan, ot .Maucli Chunk, the Hun. Clrirlei Sweeny. John llurke, or outs, Larry Ftiz girtld, ami Ilio Hen. llrjan McSnyuy. After un atiernoon of cxcltottirnt, lho patriots re tired to pirtnke or a quiet night's rel. Tbe Knights ol St. I'atrlck andilto non. John Mulluly yesterday Usaed an .ddrcss ot welcome 11 the Fenian exiles. The Knlcbis auj Mr. Muiluiy eipresed much sminitby with the patriote 011 nr. connt of taeir sinicrlngi. and welcouied them cor dially tu tho shores of America. Tuo Knights of t. Patrick picucntcd tho I-'cnlan cUli-a V, lib 1,100 last ulglit. A Hitch In tho I'enlnn Itrrrptlon. It wua aald y,criUy in tho City Hull that Col lector Mutbhy la attu making ovurluria to tlie lib erated re 111 ma, und tb.it be ,4,I1H u hm lllal lbc will accept the Federal hospltuini,. wbldi they refused on their arrival In thu bay. Negotiations to t.ils end aro being made by Mr. Mcl.eod aod other officer of the Custom Honso, but the Chiron... 1. ncretlir dtieeUng the movement. Tho Common Council have aa yet rumlu 1111 oreparatloua for a pub. He roceptlon ot U10 t-xlles. and 110 uu cling baa born called lor tbo purpose, tine of the niumber auya that there is a "hitch In the business," as they aia all, or nearly all, connected with the Tarauiauy So. clcty. and cannot comply with tho condition lin. poind by O'UjDOlaJi ltntaat that, tho reception shall .t f ur a parly character. Meantime, tbo tn sionod allli-s of lien. Grunt and Coiloctiir Murphy ureatwoikto Induce tbe Finiana tn riconsidir tliclr acivptauce uf the uiunlcipai oiatlou. W hill (Soil, llllll 11 1 1 it a. lo (Nl) Inr Hint,, If. lu ii.e fitimr of ne Sim. Hut: Your doecniilion nf tho sceno thntoc Ciirnil 011 board the li um.'ilp Cul-a 011 ti i,i;c slon ol the reception of the Fcnitii exilt-a dov-me cru.it Injustice, and I Hull jpu will allow lui e,uie 111 your columns to let iiuiclf right beioru your readers. I never aald I renreienled the Pniteil Stxle on thai occisiou, althuiigh 1 liavo bad tho 1,01101 i i' do ing so ere now, as you will see by the Coneui's cm uiisslon now in my possession. I am not a bogus FouUu General" j for you will psrcclvu by lho documents In my liau-ls thin I earn til my rank houoi u bly by ligl.lmg the lues nl' liberty in Mexico, and Hint I am now lixi-CDllve Stcnlary ol 'tho Fenian llrotherhood, a member of Ita Couu clt, onn of the trustor fur It m its cornoratocaiucl. ty, and Ibu ranking officer lu tho Ugiou of bt, l'litrlca. On the oecailon In question I did rcprf'ent the Foulan llrotherhood ns Its Executive Sicrctary, Ac, J wua also chjlnuwi or the united delegations uf the Fenian llrotherhood, tho Iriali Revolutionary Uintberhond, and the United Irlihmen, comDrielsg nearly all thu Irish mvulutluuary uoclctlcs In good Itinding. I was introdnced lo Mr. O'Qorman by a gentleman and t friend of hist tberefors there was no ueed tor hlin 10 Inquire who I aui. I am, sir, very respectfully, 4e Kew Yobk, ,ran. 28. F. Jf, MILLEN. It l proper to Hate that Oen. Mlllea'a words were taken down aa soon as uttered by a pbonograpber. and bit nolea are to the effect tbat Gen, UULui did aay tuat be ncraseulej tbo United Slaica. 'LOST L Til I; METROPOLIS. MTtHtS KTTt A XOR A XJ MTSTRR10V3 JtJSAJ'J'RAJtA XV RS. The- Jllaslna- I.ticy Ilutcbrr A Simple Yotiag (Hrl Enticed from her Home An old Army fiiplnlu lllanpprnia-A Jersey City Young l.nily l.envea ber l'rlcnda. At 310 Eiut Tliirly-eiphlli street, near Second avenne, lives a poor woman with four children Her huaband, tt Mr. Butcher, his forsaken her, and his whereabouts Is unknown to her. Last Wednesday night at half-past 0, her daughter Lucy, girl of IT, left Ibe l.oue, end, following the example of Mr, Hatcher, absconded, A Bl'n reporter visited Mrs. Iliitfl.er yeaterd. y, He was shown Into a small room on the ground floor. He nad scarcely entered before Mrs. Ilntcber, with clasped bunds and wild, distorted features, rallied up to him, exclaiming I l'or Clod's sake, what have you heard ol my daoglitcr! Uaro j on seen her t Tell mo, for God's sake, do I" Calm yoaraolf, tnada-n," aald the reporter; "I have nut heard anything of your daughter, I am a representative ot TM bun, aud have simply come to get some Information ABOUT TDK VISSINfl Olttt,. Mra. B.ror tlie Lord's tako answer me, hive you beard anything of my child t Reporter I hive not, bat U yon will be lets ex cited, and answer t few questions, I may be ablo to do something for yon. Mrs. B. Well, may the Lord bless yon and what la It you would like to know Reporter 'icll me when you tut raw Lucy, and how she came to leave yon, Mrs. II. When I went ont hit Wednesday even ing at half past six I left Lucy and tbe other children at home. Jimmy is my olileat boy ho la 12 years old, and be was sent ont by Lucy to get change for fifty cents, lie went out and gut lho change, When became back Lucy gaio blm twenty cents for Ills trouble. She then left, saying as she went out of the door: I will be tuck In half an hour, nr.ronr. iiotnin couej uoiii." She went toward first atcnue, and nsar the corner she met a little hoy named Johnny McQulre. Jimmy siyi h aaw ber give blm some money, and not long alterwtrd Johnny eamo rnnntng Into the boti-e. Iletore anybody knew wh-il he wanted, hu bad snatched up Lucy's photograph, which wai lying ou the bureau, and had run uway again. Hire Mrs. I), broke down again, crjlng aloud and wneiully w 1 liming Iter bands. Was the plcluru usually on tbo bureau 1'' asked tbe reMirter. Mra. u. -No, sir: it always nard tobe cm tlie man telpiece. Lucy must have laid It on tbe buicau be fore she went out, you know; Ills 10 mucn ceaicr the door. Reporter What did she tike with her f Mrs. U. O Iinl, she took every cent uf money In tho houae. She didn't leave ennuili to buy a loaf of bread. She tide 173 tbat didn't even belong to me. Reporter Ho you know for what reuson abo could hale acted an? Mis. II. bbe must have been pat up to It, she waa alwaja such A 1 1 Mi, aooi) ana. Site did all tbe housework, and saved me to much tronble. Reporter T)o yon suipect any person of Inducing her tu run off with lb inuuev r Mrs. II. Yea, lr Tom Monehan, a man who lives lu Twenly-eUlilh alreet, wa always keeping company with ber, and when I went over lo nls Dinther on that very same evening she told rue that Tom hid gone off, she didn't know where tu. lUiporter Caa you tloacrtbe her to may Mrs. IL hhe Is a aort of a simple, eiiikllsli girl, and can't speak plain, hbe can't nusd or write, and never could learn bow, and she's very abaenl-uilml-ed. Oncu when I scut ber out for a mutton chop she- brought home a veal cutlet. She cin'l u-ll one kind ol meal from auulbor. I r.evcr mold trust to let ber tide tn the r.irs alone she would love ber way. Sue wnru u tlaik-gray poplin dtesa when she leu home, and had on a gnlil nicki.ee and ring. S,ie baa Itirnt hair and gray eyes. Here Mra. n aualn stopped short, anj after sob ling for tin lie, remarks 1 1 here w aa never j b t,'r clii. l In the worl d thin abe waa tome. OHoaveiis: If she we-uldonly cotne back I" rnc MSAri'sAnANCs or kari. f-cnLor.zr.u, Karl Schloerer, a man of medium height, with tlar brown hair, wtmrlng a moustache and beur-t. clothed In gray pants, black coat, and black felt hut. left In- wife Mann, living in Orchard street, on tbe rui lnl.. while uuiltr mental aberration, nothing hae allien been seen or hoard of him. ills wi e-gtv-s the lollowing account! Ho entered tbe Union trmy on the- 'Jth of August, Hill, and not lone nAt r waa acoolnud captain. He received a wound In t ie ba tle of Aullekun. by wbleb bis sknll was fraciurnt. An operation wa performed which hrlL..:! -n a sickness t1, a renlti I In amental .-iffectl'-n Hi w-9 so nt'i" nt .niu'lid at l-uit's that he did not Know 1, Int lie nas doing. Re wns so restless hi in.:h, that he te., -eiIUv unw w. J -.a u uiiiia:r. 111 laiurltu resort, wh.lo in -.uie e not tlou was the docks, and oronnd the ferries. On the morning of lho !Ud Intl., utl o'clock, be rut out ot bed, and suld l.e was going out. II a wife's rrnionetranrca were lu vain, He left but dl I not tcturn. This Is tbe socond time he baa boen miaaiug. On a former occasion, while In the coun try, he strayed from homo nnd fell Into n river, but waa rescued. Ho w-a alaaya a kind bnibjnd. His wife says tbat whenover II waa hinted to hlin that be acted In a silly manner he became align nnd de nied 1'iu assertion. He hid Just r reived his Ben son, and was living happily wtm tils wife, lo v. mil bu baa been tnatrted lo ara, Mra. Scnloexer 1 nearly wild with gnef, aud soon to the IleaJ14u.11 lira daily in Lopu of k-imug sumo inlorniallou concern ing her husband, A JIT.JET C1TT TOITeo L.IPT PleAPrEinS. Tbe myaterlom disappearance of Miss Coulelia Cnlyer from her parents reslJeuce. 1OT Erie ilreet, Jersey City, Is exciting much sjmpata;. Tbo girl had been repiimjudeil for neglect of domestic duties about lour o'clock on Saturday ulleruoon, Sho wua heard soon alter pass down to the basemen;. Her moilier culled ber, ard, not lecuvlng anynnaaer. she luuilit hr mi tin stru t and at neighbor-.' bouses. Although children ucquslnteit Willi her were playinc on tnu ahlt-walK, uo one bad woo Inr pass out. biie had mane no iireparallou lor lent Ing. hating t tki 11 no rloihlng nut what site tin) on. Inquiries liave tteen maue lor her without success. Fill-nils or tne family are lllleresllllg the-maelti'., and y.sterilayii dctectiiu rrom New York viaiied tin house, If postlblo lo olitatu aouic clue1 to the mis Cnnlfitli. ul I ho Wi-ihly Sun. Tl.eWr.rKLT Sin, publlsbc-d this murumg, con tains the loll twingt Tb. Knrepean War The Downfall nf Pin -Ofllc! il Aiiiiuuni-etiisnt ft the Mirrander I rms oiiiiut.irt-illation-au AneUtlci of Tbioe tt "ks TliroutlK, -t liauco ttrnng Uones of I'escxi 1 I'lmve.l menu tkin t.;ress 1 e-rrl tie H ipwrn ks upi u th Jeraoy bliorv 1 birauge nrcaeh ot l'euunu t;aa Uiah'a Mitrr Menu tain tleu. Urani's tare ror his Family Jeriisrdcm lie. coveted A t.rrat Chriatian Orator Tne llnunaarv '"JT!?".1 i!''rc,i "nn l Two suleluet la Hue Fam ily wnhln Ihree Mentha 1 Irrhration ann llama 1 IaJ Ing Articlca: hnnheami 1 John (Iranier A Until ttury 1 r manclal and Agiicnlturl Reports. Tho Dollar lies contains aonmplete eBllo-rva of Ihe news of the week from all paru of the United States and tho American continent. Copies In WMp,iers ready foi mailing to tlie old country may he bad at Ilia dctk of our publication oiSca. Price tnroo cents. (Irant'n Ncutrnllty Expoiiuded. What Dura it JIiak f-Ameneuus, stuoy Ihiunttr" itieans dettrtnt. The yacht inunltr c llocu the AlitV.mti ilnnit lu tsrj. Tea drmen will not collect them Iwfore iheHnuili anil tv, ai want Ibe unmet ujin itnereat. aud tho nallou's honor d'tuandi f thiijr 1 avartift lu jjiobaiid of -it tfouJ litti,, rofc lreor''-Ileni.Fllntlcr.tf yon nleHa Hut the drol miiH bo raid, franc, congratulated 011 Ihe establish, inent ota iMiktrfc-nieans r7.I ihe Cul011 flag is lettered na loilows 1 "Kpaln, vonr orders ror munition and ve sen ot war aoltuiteit," wiilcb means nm.rtiitnn. and it a ilnect eoiiitatllctloii ot cunguiulaiiiiu to cinrr, and auiagnni'tie to our republican rorm of Eoyeronient and lieedom. Our fnmatbers vl'aah tig lhnn ?.'rC,k,V. I'-?.' """"led tl.si.ll shoiltl lsa.5. lho "jMunur" Is the name of a veaaei. a motlel n ww't.S.,afi?m a,1,,nrya'''. 'Jcbnhold's Cbeinlea w arehouse. adl Mroalwny. decltod with the Oal-s of ill worn'tV11'1 coniammi tlto ahovo remark. As then lienven, and !ir.I)ui'.ll,.1l.own bull ordmanco nf AVle, sh mid any nalrf Ti''H,' 'IT, the Imcrleoii noble tnnl wi.nld Hniter. To ban t ii1te'i.J,0,v" tarity ta ctcry AmerieanV dniy.-Vsibia JUl'Ait." One of lho largest and most comploto drug em pnrlunia In Ihe world la thiown om n in, 1 wink t Mil Jlio.idwy, i'at.'udiuB to Cruthy street, a illaianei i OWfecu .Itepublii nrc invitod to iunet 1.1.U1 ".101. Sf,''!',t,V,.H" 'eparlmeiiis. pv ttiu proprietor. Ur. 11 T. lleluibold. Heenlna rotl.-Alt. 1 ",""r'ut" 'r- Drunkiiiness a disease, and can be cured hy f)r fltni.' I'lueilv 11 never lulls, lliilce, 1J Last iweirth atrial, New York. Couiuliatlou Ireu Kneioae tlx ctut stiuup tor book, und convince yourself -.tite. Poverty, misery, nnd illairiist with Ufa come from the wrong use of the Plireiioloirt.-al laeuluoi lliaiulualloui dally at uHU UroAdway.-ade. '"vu"u, Hiixard A Caiwt-U'a cod liver oil Is tbe be. i J.V.I A Ci.l I. AXO COMJIJSllVJA I.. Ti iianty, Jan. 311', M.-Tlio rnilitay ahuro mmktl, with the exception of Lake Shore and Webash, Inn not presented any feature of special importance, and thu remainder uf thu list rtflcctcil continued restricted dealings, Tho transoctiou in the first named were, however, quite active, with U10 price roll) Ing loWj, j while Wabash bus bsi-n suddenly subjected to clique manipulation, bymeana of which Ilia aborts were luduced lo cover many of their speculative contracts. Ohloi and Reck Island, at alio tho St. Paula and Northwestern", were heavy and lower on a moderate nraonnt of dealings, Central and llndaon stock and scrip, Reading, and Krle wsr practically neglected. Union Pacific was at times quits active, and decHned, under the pressure of heavy talcs, from 19 lo IDA,', although a rill ol IK JI ceufc WM WPtUvBUy IvWftltd. I'a lflc .Mall, Wcatern Union Telegraph, and (JUck. silver attracted uo attention, and tb opsratloaa In the latter slock appear to htro temporarily ceased. Hannibal and St. Joseph showed email aalea st lower figures. Tbe general tono and temper of the mar ket waa less confident to-day, and the tpecnhtlva buoyancy or last week has born checked by tie Irregular ptlcea of a majority of stocks which have heretofore assumed prominent significance, and con trolled tho valuea of the remainder of tho Hit, Tho gold market tins displayed rather less anima tion than yesterday, but at Intervals quite a spasmod ic activity was noted, which did not extend through the day'a dealings. Thero were no new feature lo tie market, the qnobitlon belag generally governed hy t'jo tone of tho London market. Tbe malorlty nf dealings have been at llm, tho ritn mo range of the premium having been 11141.111 V. Ibe rates paid for earning were 6, 1H, and C V cent. The total clearings at tbe Gold Exchange Bank were r.,CSV (XX); gold balances, 11,493.130 and currency balances, f 1.T00, 113. The principal quotations werei II A. M HI 1 1:13 P. M....1UMI4P M IIIX Foreign exchango rules strong on the bails of lOTKaiKJb; for prime co.dayi bllli, and llOKOimjv for tight. Cotnmculal bills are scarce, and are quoted at lO.VaioO. A Washington despatch (talcs that the Banking: and Currency Commltteo of tbo Itonso havo decided to report a bill striking out tbe limit to rlrculsllon of new banks, now Handing at half a million, nt adopted by the last session. The money market bu worked exceedingly easy throughout the day, wltb tho general range of ratct on call nt 5 and 0 V cent,, thouih free offerings to tho leading bond boused wcta reported at 4. Kvl denco la afforded In tho late Clearing House returns of a return to circulation of portion at least ol Ihe greenbacks lately withdrawn from the market, and It la hopod that future Interferences with the naturil course of money will not bo speedily at tempted nfter the lato ridiculous Jtiueo. "here Is a good Inquiry for discounts, and prime names find ready sale at 'fl'H V cnL '11,1-ie Las been en unusually set 1 ,c business, m Government bonds, and the advance on Ibo entire list has beeu U to d of one Tl cent. The lrls have made the must ibci'lml upward turn, wiling at ItS'i. ns the bonds tsve a fixed time of payment, aud carnot Ve ntfecled bv Congressional legislation. Currency sixes weru also In good r- q'.l-it at 111.1. The ten-forties roue from lull) to 109' on a strong purchasing move m. nt, titer being dnnlitleaa an oul alandlag ahull Interest in these l-suc, as tJn-y lent freed Interest. Sixty teVena were the moil active of tue live enllti, thotith a largo bu-incM waa done nil around. Hi hit Cbwa Co., 3! Wall street, report aa fol lows at 4:30 1' M i Bid. Jsr'rt.i t. alr'd. C.K.eurTcncy lauo.', iio.t s act. reg.. J.&J.i't ten M.petl, res U'a 1.a W, TA. couo...Iiih lew, ts,iK.,rontt .lia: lH'tllJua, Ti, conn.. levK ltr" ei.,legM.a Wi lifHt'1-JW.'lW.COUp...llMH Ifl-I., n.na, coup., litis H0llc-ai reg m imit J-.tia, T4,tonn 110 IIOsliKWOe oonp. ire ll"t VJO.'U.conp...ua HOXlC 1' iota bus.. 41 U v.a There baa been a moderate but well-distributed buslneaa In State bonds. Tbo fleorglas were strong nt f IV for vs. and U4!; tor gold f cents, Mhuouns being strnug st'JO. Alabamas advancing to The Suuth Carolina! wore ile.Kly at about the prices of yrsterdt). Virginias were ill good Inquiry at liC''i fiS.'i for old, and fit for new, while old Tennessee were steauy at CI!;. Old LotiKianas sold utf-; Norm Carolina special tax, IB; Funding Act ol lisfl, UT J, and Arkai -ua 7 a, issued tu the Furl Hnillh and Little Pick ltallrcail, In city bank shires, lliuk 01 Commerce fell oil to U7s". Central Nati m ai aclllng at lud. As niuit, the absorbing reniun- ol Ihe ralirrse bond list waa the Union I'.ielflc, tbo va rious securities being feverish and unsettled, with rloalng quotation aa foiein a Flr-t mortctee, Wt, Til's 1 laud grauts, tK'iTO; and income, UVff'n. Ou tbe other baud. Central Paclllcs weru in good de mand, and advancid to 01',. We note aiiiea of Chi cago and Alton aliiklng fund bonds at HU, oid Mia i Ignu Southern sinking fund bonds, 100: AI i.uiy and Susquehanna, Iti: first) nt C. C. and IC. tClsf i aud Chicago and Noitliwesttro conolldated at t--, nn cx.triue quoialions New 1'urK centr.it stuck; ranged at UIMl'JS; acttp, lMMI0.lt'; Had tni, U-v,ir.lMil Iki Miore. l',Q!ll', Va; a-.i, fiS'ssl.VI, Nurthweaterii comiiiuu. 7,j(f''io1 tlio rriined,nii(iVl,a llnck la, md, 107in.IW st, Paul common, 5.1'.jt.ijt; the preferred, ilV. 7I Ohio and .MiasTsiinpl, l',3S",'t; Union Pa cific, in't'HlIt; and llanulbal und hi. Juse;ib com mon, el'itcjasu At the lloanls, Cloveland and Pillsburgn sol i ut lots, ex dlviueud: Papittnn, 05 Bfil'v: New Jersev leutr.il, lol1, C, C. aim ln iit.in.1 Ctnlral, Istj Jlani-ila auu clucinluti Drat I ri ti-rreil. -j; Iielnware, Lickawannu und Wevtmii, lOIStf-lli.! Michigan l otitral, 11H and Atlon'aiid Ti tre H.iuto, J. Tho liilacellane-oua llal viue quiet ui t'Vr -i.lV for I'aeirlc Mall, and -I'i.'.iMo'l for West era L mon, Mariposa selling nib; the prelerr.d, 11; Boston Water Power, SI: (Jiitcnslivcr. l'lt in... fcrred, 1b and Conaoli'iatlun Coal ol Mar) land, il. tbertiwutt au uclive business lu express itocka, Adam ringing at tn'ii!, Wells, Fargu Jt Co., I) UIV;. Amerl. un, 4't Lis nnd United Matct, a ,t.,v. Lluaiu pricos at o.J0 P. M.: rut. .ta'rt I iSM. nt't. m T t.! rr- ft1' aik.i1nln Mtsa Mtg uv 1'irleui I I, 10.' ,S. J. Cemial. .llm, loa trie tV ."i 1 1 uion I'aoinc Is, 1-.' 'cadiiii ta', 11. una si j mi! si aie en r jt to d 1 preierrca.. 85c; tr.u nal.aah. Kiiel.U. rei.... 44 a; liitsbuigh lin-, lomipaeioe Man.... t!l is trihw-eeieru.. U't W41 Anami Exnresi ff cr. an. frei saw k. I iv. r. A on. Kx 41 s 1. i.ock Island ....:ti7V lOiia Am.Mer H.Kx.. 43J ort Wayne. 9t :o .f. B. KxiTess... tjC t:v J. -I. Paul a.iH S.nlMicn. Central... .11J)I 11 3 do. i re in ;tH'lll Central 184 JJrj The Intereat and conrons on the first m 'rtgnge 8 V cent, gold boiuls ul ILo St. Joseph and Denver I it; Hiiitruid lAiarjunv, due the jsil uf tins innnt'i, nre tmyable at the 1 aiders' Loau uud Tiuat Cola pany of tiu clt). HAXKTXO AXV riXAXCJAl.. One of the best lnvostnienta In the market I St. Louil sad SoutlieasUrn Flrat Mortgage Con va itlclo 7 per cent, tl dd Honda, issued upon llnlslu i road running to St. Louis, and doin; a profltilie busluiss. Pruo OiX and Intereat. In quiu fur parliculare of GLO. OPDYKi; A CO..IS1 Nassau street, M. K. JiSUP .t C')., Pi line street, and nt the t dice of the Company, SI Liberty aire. t. New York, .llnrki-ls. Ti'Ksday. Jan. 31. l"Li)l'll and Mi-al The mar ket tor Uesleril ur.il H'nle tloms exH-it,Tif I a de ied nilvnnee on the fall of farts, corresnou lin.- t ntu lit it'll it.ie 1 1 tie- Ll 1 1 r, 1 m.uket hm n. viev.s "f hoi. 1 rt h ivi.iu' been previous abovo iii.ise or thin pert, parties sii.i remnlne-i apart. Siutuern flour tcuri-e nnd dnlng iH'tn-r llti tliiur and eoru 1m .1i ii.ive s'ltrnm alvsnee' I'ltekw-ii at II.- oiii. Tivdnt tn inaikei is J1.1. mid on u.- iv uuoie: Surer4.,o r-Ule and Western, ta .'!iw,J,tM,.(3 extra r)t itt. He filtatktT 10- i-oiimMwviir. ii'i.n fn.oxs.jf 7.10 Weaterii annua wheat eitraa. fu-i, un., duiiuie exitua. liJIfli' 1 'i.wituer wheat. exirai aud ttouMe oxlrua 7rJM. tieneaee extrsa. ktasya-.!, city ihipplui traa. 1,. rltv trade ami lamllv nianoa', s,, t-xs- eotiiliern tliipinng eiirna. s ,Jis;-5i eoutlteru haksri' and lamllv brands. 7Joti.io. it,e h .ur s-S 0 iti. Corn meal Wettern, Jersey Ac. 11 tilt 00. gout hern. Iirindtwine. ie.. t-l 5 1. a 1 tta. inn-..' wheal noiir-Mair, X uu las., K.lltaojo, uo. Peuutyl vanla,Ao va.Hels ,1 fsl, Piaivisioi Hog pinrtucfa have Inuerle takrn a dowuwuid turn. Ptrk today waa dull aud diooinni., alia esn hid. ut FK i) for i-ili ines f.a p.r Hi siein do. new; for old an.1 tJlawsj. TS 101 prime ntna. with prune n.iinlusl at sju,tlS- Altn. tor tuinri-do liven Mi blm. new t, cai.i u iness a for relirti arv. li .f.' lor March, ami i km JJS ror April Heel no. aoacntk ua yiattrday, out nun, wnn the di maud till' tr -mli sjIci l.ltyi uhlt. at IlliiHtiioi nlsln ei.sa. ittUan inr eltra do Tierce tn ef nrm Inn qnict, at e.'Vca.w lor p.aiu mesa, ami tAijiWi or oxtia .'iS1".,',"",1" ud,r.rmerf sale. Ski bull st fi. LaM was lalrly active, but the tone snineahat ttrseit'ed: sa'. s cr M'citein at l',r lic 'or No. Ito rriin steam, while mv was notnlnal st IS .sua.-,! Jut) tel. nrlnio We.urn tinni sold for future delivery at lSiic fur I'ehniuri.and i'i an..e tor Mare.. 1. lui meals 111 lair requu-l 1 le-kie 1 and dry siilted .houldeis.bSwltiC.i do trams, law Uc llacon null 1 iv.iern thou rib and long cloirll t4 !.,,sc,,,'a"cl,eir- "c uuieliliHl T'rntHtil Ii 1I1. Wc, lor ttrstrr.i, ned lOwllo. lor eitv. Iltilirr sleadyi Wetlciu IsueWii.i roll,gis.'iv biiie.an.as-c: nalla. aCaavf le. tlieoso. lm15Sc. I utli e,ra coaler S!tj ..V -the laiii r t .r Jersey. l.kalk I'rlc. a have pi un- illy lin rovisl Inn -tre Ir reu-uiai ut tne dote-, tt liu uinler a iTewsute en sell, waa .'c. Iimei sales ra,uai hush f i-iu, ,u. tprliw II i-,.i tl.w iur i,"- 'f i ll fu ti c- ioi- iiu.iiu. v. Inter t l.rAi. tl ,.'k t"i widle ite.le u uti l M.eliltra.i aatthitlM tor (!eu ant lllelil. Ve nVlll'l ill, .llll.reuiai.l,.,l.,1IO,tl l,u.ll..lt S l.t,,a K 1 ?,nil!,!?l,?,,if1 ,!u!; "uiv: l"'u' ""'';'b'mi"r; lisl.l(nr( aiUda' Vt a'.' l' li'ii 'o- it' "li'iir"eil ninlt. risXIl.to I'Mindi pen-.. 1. V ,0',t ,.i i Swift w!, is iS trn t, ie. usu.V,:1,.1;' aa'1 Wm.dJl"g. Vi fitsHfUc. Miarlneuua. lull. l!?i c',r"'iT, ut Inileutt, iimei u i,ri, r..r t riv !i. ill. ,v 1 Mctitli .lull. Fiulk-uta iir .n.Jr 1 7 .'ola tieani.k-ram.JI touiti. V7 10.1' ,u t'ni""". UKoraiiirx Coftee It gsmerally vcrr firm fne.11 a SI"--111 business quhii at ine'unlunSi 1 w uw -i1.1, ,,uuil- Muraeailio, t:.KtHke. t Jat 1. itajjiiie linSo.m .'i vi.J-,u i' ''Wrc, and Sllla.lU-l tjingonn st 7e,v,c. i-iiu.ii -I aw was fu.rly tteiive, mm ami f.0. U II. b.. Illltc. sa ea svi III lla. si Tiisllli.- for C'u hu, uud 50J lixt.Tratana ai owioc 1 renie oifl, i .Liltw'lorYeilo.''' MMl I.lvo riiork litrLrl, Niw Vonii. Tuesday, J.111 31 Seven cars, or 12ti beevel, rrteed at Coiumuntpaw, lul w ere not tnld. and tho market lei.uliit uumtiisily at at ihe clote yrsierdav Pour ly foinuii'ii -late, Wiaie ti. and Teim cattle W."tL,lc,V "'UJ to,'a'u'"' P""o"yers .t blue ram, or 1,710 sheep were recoiled, and tnostlv sold befoiu noon at savtisc, f B uo maikei tioiinJ klenilr at tincliauged prices. -.ot wonog 'I wulve ejiri or l,0 bogs arrived. Live hoes -es lademandathMe)c.i s,..wit!i lilesot IW .ni.T l o TiKiU JtAltJXJt JXTRhl.WRXOR. j Vfl uutiATrni it.UAjAO-rnts pat. it, a'lsH Sun spot 11 Hun 5 Irl ltoon lets.,,, CVt -sfll mnii wATm-Tnti nT. B Handy Hook.. 4 lliUov itiana. Oliilell Gat 4JI H Ariirrd-lvisoAT. Jan. l. I Jiesir,ship I nr. ta, (1 a-,-iw,m'lse artl pss. sieamtliip t iiaiiii iwn, 'ii. insinit, md'e. and pvi. j part h-" Uanta Liun.tton, Savannah, mde. tjl (.l H SleamtblpIlattfrss.Vorp.tg.nidae.andpais. v! H Meantshiii Ariadne, (mieewton. mdae. and paw. jttj luJ',.i',''ra','; .rt"k''t, Uratos, Uias.via KcJ 5j,( west co'lonand ht lea. f ,i Jieamthlp Loulia M ore, Newt.ern. mdie. and pass. 1 1',' LTB ftiamihlp:,ia;ara, .sor'oik, mise and imta. 7- 1 J f teamship saUHalvsilor. Sstannali, indie, ani pasaj. 1 l Sleamthip llaplusn -avsrinall. ini'.ts.aua palt, S BJOBW Ship fiaitie t'oo Wliaripna, mdte, 1,1 J bl, ii t, "Chen Ilio ,iei,. 1 ,M I j iurki:iiillars. Ilorinutla, hllsa. (J 1 Iiatk Morocco, liymuutti rnread Iron. t 1 Itarkc LlttieflOd ttuenos Ajres, hides, f e- ling Ar- Ida, Msrarl 1 i..-Iic. t, ling II M Howler, New Orleans, mdae. Schr l.iuwo'od, 'Iruxiilo, lion, logwnol. j Ofll hciir John Atwood, Ponce. I'll, oranges, A Ano, Ihe uanai river ana ooattwtte vesaaia. u sjltH gtisintM ?oIkm. ''llH Ilrnnchlila.-Ttie oitnl symptomt of this d'seate a' are Cough, Sorencsi ot the Lungs or Throat, lloaris- j m ous, Hifflcoltyot Urealhlng, Hectic Fever, a Spilling; 4 fl H ot Phlegm or Matter, and lomeliniei Wood. It liar 1 1 Inflammation of tin On- skin lining tho Initdo of the j whole of the Wind Tubes or Air Vessels which rod s 3 through overy part ot the Lungs. Jayne'a Expactoa li 9 rantlmmedlalely luppreitci the Cotuili, Pain, Inllamv- I 11 matlon, Fevor, and Hlllkulty of tlrealblngi producett Mifll a free and city expectoraMon, and effects a speed 'J1 H cure. Boldbyilldruggtts. H Hr. Hrtgr'a Culnrrli llfinedr.-tVM reward for t I an lnt.tirai.lr caa-. hold hy drugglli. or bv 1.11,1,' C 1 H crnlt Pamphlet free-. Address li, V. PiEltCL. M. l) H lluSalo, N. Y. V j Lecture bv eminent phvslcum. on menial anil H plirtlcai luespaaliy stut n-rv.us debility, senl freo. HH Auaress Medxul lnititute. n Wtblntlon Place, N, T. Wheeler eV Wilson llnehlnr., 1,141 Hrti. H way. sold ny paving 110 oownsnd lie per month, with- if out extra charge. MaclunestoleL J.i.l.LLiS. a JHAIlltlRD. ylij ASPKIISOV AlttillllALD-Inthticlty.bytheReT, '',3 W.t' sietl. Chsi. W stnitnton Anderson, of New lori, i,i'E to Martha Kllen Aren.nald of Mctt Haven, j HAIII.OVt-fOY.-In ih-scltv. Iivtho llcv. Ilypollte f. J? del.nrnea. h J,, tVm. Harlow, of llobokeu, N. Jtii J H Maria Toy of New Yoik llOlSMANN-THOsl -I y Ihe Rev. U. Voibcrg. Jr barn lloromarii to Ainilia F ora Trou. X llltBtVIIItN'-WAI.H -Hy the Kev. Il.Toelic. Fritl 2 llrewers to Helene W'nld J lllli:iTKU CUAIIIN- In this city, by the Iter. H. U 1 TaeUe, Conrad Ureltcu 01 Latuiaiuvtlie, lo Cntliurlno I U l1Yi.-0nnI,; -Hr the Rev. U. Itonayne. B. J. vj Mlcl aoi linvieto Itosauna 1) Urlen. V 1 DUKW-MI'I.I.KN -Hy Ihe lltv. Wm. II. Clark, Jot. is Prew toliinme Mnllen 'i, l)-.lllll'NNe.lt- IICHLl-Uy the Ibsv. F W. 1 Foebllmer. tlirlnh Diiurtiuiici tn VerpiilkskCiuiill. f t llUh-sa.Mllt-lll-.MNK-Y.-lly Ihe Hey. U. loclkt, (U, wlihelm Hreainer to Man .lleunety. j fl EUtillllS Krs-aLMt.-Uy Hi- Key. O. Voeocrg, Jo- W bannlleinrlch Kincrs to Msv Kessler. II ll FI.NCKI.-JOIIN.-I.y me llcv. t. W. Fothllugcr, il Iletnrlch Klnekeio ApiH.lonlcaJonn. V roX.-KI.NSU -Ilv the ..er. Ur. Wm. P. Morrogb, i if Mlelisnl Ins la) Hlldlet Klllliou. FltYCKHfcltO-llYl KMA.S. -Ill Oils clty.by theller. lMwsrrt lloi l er, fletxt l.uJwig Vi Ithcltu Frjckberz to Klvlr C.iniclia llyrkmaii. UAl'flKIt- llt rZ -li tl.o Rev. II. Toelke, Reintuud ,'tl Uatuier to Adoiald. Bets. l, uithilF-.-Liil.03SKN -H the Uev. U. Ttelka. 1 1 PaiilllreliftoCtUartnebeUlosen. rJJ I IIAUeLS-llii.L.-Uy tne liev. II. To.okc, Hclnrlcb ,1 Hautcu tn Margaielha fifel. "1 I lIL'LI.KII-liOllliF. -Hy thel'.ev. U. Toclkc, Johana 1 Heller to imaiie II tide. "A I llll. I. -llm Kill -Ilv the Rev M. Itonayne, S. J., At- berlltilito Maryllocnr. 1 .lONiM-MI-.i VKN Hy tho Rev. John Q. Adamt, Edward J J. nesto Useful V. Meiveu. ..1' KAlKklt-Tt lUMANN -II) tl.u Rev. L. Ualfmano, It' niliiclm kaiser to Pan'lna 1.1 sun. Kill 1 1.1 1 llss-Ut.M.-Hy Hm Rev. H. Toelke, tl, 1 Franx Kiileneins to A. C-am 1.1 KI'AIINhl -HIOt.AN -liy'holtcv. II. doLuyrcs,B. il 1 J.,liavid .eirney to Margate! Digram hi b.AS ANAUOIt-Mllii.l -V.l -il) lho llav. ll.de l Luyi.ca, b. J., Wailhew Kataaaugb 10 Margaret Mur- 1 "t'.'lvni'.N'CL-KI'Allvs-riv the Rev. M. Ronavno. I H. .1., Albert Lawrence to Mnry Kear i l 1 MAItMOS-lliiotiN.-H) 1 l.o Uev. II. de Luynts, ji jauies .Mimnnii 10 Mary Iliown. 1, Mt.CALL-Mulil.li.Mijl I -Ui the llcv. M. Itonayne, -J 1 S.J .John Mce.allt.1 lllleu clurill0ll. 0 MtLll li:ilS-MELZi:i;.-li. lui. iltl .by thellv. II. Toilko, 7.auce bncbtein, o: llruoklyn, 10 AniaJil H Meirer. 5 PPKIV.ING-imArv.-lly the Rev. F. W, Foehllnger, 1,' Paul flellng to .Martha llrun J. hlOLKI.II-lli'th IAN.N. II) the liev F. W. FoeJi Tl' 1 'inger, Anton stt -.i r m EhzaD-1,1 HoiTuia.ta. 1st ei HA. I i.lt-AHhl..-llt ine Lev. F.IV. Foclilloger, 11 Uelnr'C'i tciinofei t l.-itllie Aoel. ul '1 il'i.i: -uisiill.i: -Hy tho Rev. O. Voaberc, ill Conned M-haner lu Annu littehcr. ig I Minlll-linol -My thu Uev. Wm. C. Steel. Goo. W, C W.e il 1 1 l.uit.sa Itot r t l hitis all bliAl.-lly the Rev. Abraham Wormier, f j Sluiou Wills, tu CarollLu Mutkal. nirovcun. J'j I MeC.I.r..-In thi city, on Saturday, Jan. 21. Itrit, it ,11 H by.iudge futuuel Jnun, ol tbo Superior Co.iri.Mary II xfoi.ee trum .loteph Millie. It shall bo lawlul lor lho .1l 1 pUmiifl, Mury Moelee. to lunrrtagalii. ill Mrlvllt. -In Una city, uu ThuraiUv, .Isn. V: 1871, ilcll by Ju ie hattinei Junes, of ihe bunorlor I'uurl. Helen if Ji M Mclsaia 110111 Wiltter McKnt-t. It shall hu lawful fl I B1 for Uie i-laiuitir, llelvu M .Viltaia.lo luairy agolu. 1 II ,l 1)1 Kl. 1,1 HRl'SII -At hit residence, in Wllllamshurgh, L. 1 'J Jan 31, attei a ptoir.ieted lllm-ts, Jess, liuiiti. j Notice of ihe luncral will 'ie giveu heretiter. fi.. IllliilllDOrl.-On Monilai .Tan. tn. Ihos. Ilettrldgij, J!) Isteoi baas, t-ouity Kl.uaic. Irvlaud, In Uie'.Oibyaai jt 1 ol nil age. U ihe uii nil of the famllt are requeued to attend tbe ti 1 funeral ir ui Ida late lenui nee. 231 East Uath it., on 'lit Wednesday, Feo. 1, at uo'cloeti I". M. St t uLK.MA.s.-un -uiiday, al t.J) A. M., Margaret 1 Ciile-iuau. or connti Coik. ,j I, iu irlruda aud reiaiive-i of the family are tnvl'e 1 to f, aliouil the luneral iiom her laie rettnrneeon tte-dnea- f i.av llevt. Iti haat 06U1 si. e' 11 1 al is P.M. A (.'iililUMIi ON -At Indianaiiniii. on Monday morn- 1 Ing, Issue Coilitiagtou, a.ou ii carl, iou of luac (Jod- diugion. of this city. j; til-Irleuda ami 11 ne of his father and tho family aro n' roqmrated to atiaod tlsu luuerai servieeaut M. Clc it meal's LLureb.Aui.ty 11., uu luurtuay uiuimng, al ii d uV ock. ,1, Hl'OUAN. On hnndny mornn.g, Jan. Dr. Drraii it Pmgan.tn thetVHhveai of Ins ago 1, Tne reliitlviie nnd friends ol 'lie family, aa likewise L of hit bu tner In-law, Pricr .1 Muithau, louelhoi with li the members 01 the nuiloi.t lol the li iieiot ti .inlow- u' and orp. an of Me- lieu. .Men. am respctlulit iuv tcj i 10 aueiitthe tuti.-ia. innu v oabriei'a iliiiitrii. lliii si, ln-two n I-1 and U ut -u am iWuduc'uuyMiiorn- lug. 111 11 u'linik t.AIII. -At Ha, ritn,'"io i"i- on Thursitay, J in 1 i(. Peiei e.iirl. loimui ir ui s i,,.k. i II. w.lils.-uu M.111 .1 in Hi JSd tear ofhei a.e. .-usl. A .iin ati ds, o, IJiubvlb uud Ibu It all- Al. .nndi 1 11 uris Fnneiai 'roni West 13ii f Pn-tln-terlan 1 htirch be. tin 11 I n mil s., -it l o'e a ,'n A edn. td i) Fob, 1. in liici jiee i 1 i im-ierv. 11.' t-teti U ana aeii 1 m.i muei i f im laniily ur- iei cel. .11) invHod U1.111. .1 1. H J..I'UMI il KNo -Al lie. nlu iralili-lii-o. II. Kor 'I nyu. t. Jon .1,. lane Ann, wi: el ....D -ri.lepbtou.und eldet. '.aiialili r nl .1 line, un.i M.11 ilia uveua. I So-.tec of fttiu-rnl te-inorrua KiNKIh -tin Mun.lat, 1.1 Thmuna Kli.s'o. Sr. "4 areil ate i-i-aii and lu nt- ut.,. 1 the rmiitvea and Ir end" nl the fsniiiv nre resneetiul ly invii.! to an "id i,e lum r. 1 11 bis a.,n' ros. ,1 ilei.cu, Jiibu leii'iu. Wi- i. un Wcdi.es 1 1,, at Iol icIC. ill relna.uj III.. I' .l.icllcd iU ben iu(k llai I'emeii-rv a McKIM.-on.lan.il. 1-71. I: .'.ert 11. Mi-Klin, ajed I voar tu Dluo.iili., uifai.l -un u. I'niil,, and tw-linu Mc t Kim. I nreral from hit parent-' ii.uencoon Thursday. 1 1 h nl ll .M I M-.tMIY. nn I in a :nv. Ju il George II yotiturett a..n of l uc T und Mai L. 11 01 ageu 10 years and 19 nionliit. Nut tee of mm nil In to-morr iw's pntior, 1 l.siiik'-t In llronkiii, s V.. Jan. J, 171, Mtiv E. Team lu UieiAli ear in lier aje. Ihete itltuaaiiil inetnlt m 111 latnilyarereini.e'fnl. Jyintlti'it tn aiienu the futiurul on l edueatlav. I'eli 1. at 1'., o c.uek I' M Ironiitie- Itrloruied Uu.cit I'umcti. ".'.r.!ll.9'' irt-onri. w.thotit fnrlbei noilce. r. Whhli.-iin Mnutlt. moiuiii,-. Jan ito. t,e W Jr., son ol l.eortru W. niid.wari .1 Weed, aged la wars. I lie rem' n ei in, 1 .rieniltoi t.,e istiuii, .ino'ilie mom bera.rt' I .."i .v., ik i-. nnd A. Si 111 111. lil.-'l l.iulle-lld Hie luiier.ll i I. Ui lliedai nl'eri ion. 1 "ei?.!;.a7'uua'Allen 1,K-U1"""' J,i rtral ?'itts. ii 1 I .III1IN li ll. I)AV1II-IIN ,V "l H N0.5M JHI0IWT, ol'Pnsiri. TDK MI.IIKII'O I.ITAN Hon I., Ni. 1 VOItli, II MAM I Ai;lL.;..l!s) OF il Flllk AMI III llt.L.Mt I'lf )(lt H.MiiS, II Vault Honrs, Irm hhuiiera. aud lion Work 01 ull ,mtti iH llsilroail (it. ok.. 1'ailloe.s, .c, ouime'lled ami plain si: 1 H llulluw ni.'l Ht.ive Ware. B IBV A-K Ylini (1HOCCU PUR V TIEM VNN's lai s'iiry ltLUl'.'ti. H -.illK RUMT IN PtJK t l'iIL1JUlli;l!Ji!lA,Jf'r'l','rr:- H Tin; toi,'.im Ki'.ii7Tv"iirA iitirh I Ti-yil ll'",iM4"( '"ii.iuiu lu the llnliej Matin ltl'I'TI'lf F. -OH. S. N. II ItSII. 3J I l-l llth I H st.. sn.l In ev tt -Haute, en- an urs aiiec a-rul I, pmouee; s ilviiiiile mil i -t- :iat an llnuce f.ir all al' qgea i litdiosaiiei dei ny siitiu iei oiiaol llieirowu sex M.M .1 I. I ll.ll i'10 ,r! fl Sunn f.i-' impl let in.. ttLLLS 4. blELL.Ji VeAt 'I H Hal vl., Ni-v, totktltt. e- OFI'ICIAI, IlitAVVINliw, i H 11 Alla'WW '".'-"-S '.'l'rKltlHH. ll fl L r.,',lir? bwt no. 71. Jui .u.tri, 'I "iiAlll'l'a'll'' M- W 'l i ll KrsTli.ii?'v,('-c.,,)' 41 57 i 1 1 ValY!:.x'r" l "'in i in. si l' Ji"-'"' 80. S. 4". W. 1. in 1 1 v:ii!uV!!'. rt?noi,vl 1 1 .o';hVb'uxui"srL'iu' jAV(srtr- J Ftnonnl Jbtira flH 'EsvB
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IIP-BrSli'fr'ffiire''P'Msvrw THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY T, 1371. i II a irxA'N HTitvniiT.K roni.iFK. A l.tnrly Trump of 1,'JIMI Mllea tm Iti Henri ot Wlnler-A Night with Henri ludlnn t A Hl lleitr Confront! lliei Texnn-KlrnU Iiik Mai "J Hiding him to Ileal-. 1cm UU Stout Villi Journal. 1 On Sunday tail there arrived In our city ths ftrforit msJ up specimen of e lexin cattle dilver we Sjvtr saw Hit name Thomas Dormlt. He hid come from Fori Ruford, twe ve hundred and twtntr Xer mllee, on loot. Tile lolloalng l it history of hl awful tiamb through a wild Indian country In Lie dead of wlnttrl Helen Daford In the teller pert of October with- ieB cot u dotlr In ninney lilt desire was to reach Texns. When he ittrted nut on hit long Journey the ntlier Wat tety pleaisnt, and the "either fc prorh t t tbt place predicted rrrr mild end H y open winter. He accepted ih.ir predictions, tnd I tiegan Journey tor tl ftitee. it Aft, r travelling ehnct two hundred miles a fearful M tnoM storm orerloo hlm.tnd he beome bewlljer- I sd tnd nearly perished In the storm, wbtrh continued t, lor Inn dtye When the atorm ceasid he came vi from Insetoiler a nnle In an embankment ind L tUrted back 'or Bufnrd. tint alter going about one mile he Mopped and i argued the queitlon with hlmaelf. i ether It waa better to die like a to ard on hit retreat, or go on d die like a hero, 'lhls queitlon, ho airs, eu i, difficult one to decide. He knew the route back U i '4loiord, and also knew that he wa mldwar between i, MJuforJ end Itice, but lie n uncertain ol tho route l r ;o the Utter pttce, and )et the inducementa to keep H on wile strong, lor at Hlce lm had a friend and at nl I "45ufcl ct he bad none. On the whole, he conildereJ f the question rsenly balanced and to decide hit F Toorir he retorted to the chll'l'i method of seisin t tip aatlck to fall a II wnuli!. determined to puraue K i ;tb direction It nliouM point. He eel up the Hick, B 1 vknd balanced It on lit enJ as well li he could. It Hit Blood slid tor a few itcouds. as If partaking of the I if tain's d.uhl, and then fell toward the Btalct 'Accepting the declalon, lie tutted on for Furl ll.ee. d The uuderUtlng was an awful one. and holial J Jim IMUu hopea ol eeer unking that place alive, and i lit hid not had ruiiulhful tu eat In 41 loutl, .Together wild his lasting ami In effectJ of hit ex- Xoanre tu thn atorm, lie found nliuielf weak, and n o4 it hr.lt aa lit wnt wont to he. To die he cou I 1 aldere,! would be a pnuletf. and he waa eefer.il I lime tempted to ahoot hlmeelf. Dut wheu It cam to the point bit lonrtKe wnuldut attck, and hope 1 woold n tiiucnt rontrol of hit tslnd and he would continue nl weir rloddlnc. On t lie eecond day alter Ito eioun, a nlcht waa 'c f apDHMrthliit;, he eoui;ht eonii place of ahelter to te ll Ellin until uiornlnt, ind thu ulacoeered a hole In J 1 an erubatiknitul, a ehnrt dHiince Irom the roaJ opou which he waa luvclllnj:. He determined to i reat therr for the ntihi. Athewai crawllnk Into I i .the i- ilule ou Ll handa and kueca, he put hie -1 e liaada u;on the cold face ol 4 de.id Indian who Uj I near theiiuiulh of the hole At first lie was alartleo, and thmuht toleate. but on acCond thought he con II aloded that, aa he waa nut afraid of a lite lidian lie aorelr wnn't afraid f a dejd Indi.in. Arrordin(l I he br;tn tu dn ilnfuiict hrave from the hole 10 toake room for nlineelf. On re.irnlnc the outaldenf the CJtc with the dead lh Indian, he dlicoTerel a deep wound on the lell aide of the body below Ihe rlbf, w.ilch ho cuucluled na 1 "ciane I by the bom ol a buffalo, and from tne el- 'fectt ol which the blic brave uiut hue died. Thla v Dptnioii waa atreuEthtned by the fiet that hi found I (arte niece of fruaiu liutfalo meat In the hi It, ,wblcli, It U unneevtsar) to wta devoured with aut mirh ceiemnuy Ills aleep upnn Una night wt t. tery much dlaluineil Hither the prcience of trio r? i ISead red, or the amount of huflatn meat i e put Into bit atuinacli, ciused urrlhle altiricarif mthtujarr, He u tevcril tme -c.lpJ mid tied to the stake, and moie Ihnn onco tiamplcd near todcatnby t, I tierda ol hullilo. t 1 I "The mninlni; cam at lt, and l. erawle.l nut, J I i icarrely heliatlua in hta on ii Identity after aiich lnr i ft i turlni! dreams He took t l.i'l look at the dead In j I dlan and i nt on hie war, not knunlnc how eoon be nhoiihl elee(t ejiln not t' waken. Ah-ut noon ol f thla day'a tramp he shut an acleloD. and ti.en he I belieied the icootl I,vrd was Indefil on hie eido. Cut I link out what meat h rnuld coiuiortthly rarry. he f, i look op hla line of mircb Alih aetroti laitli In the r t Mcntnpllihuent ol his unJi-rlain.- Jl'lm rot of this d.iv pj--. without anjlhlm; 1 of nntr transhinnj. j did the HKced n? day, until l' I late la Ihe anoriioi!i, m.en ho met party in loui k f Indlaiu, whj took w T 1 ttl me t he hi I left au J t leot lilln on hH va; mcD n jmrtnp. ijn 1 ..sAbPiit in honr beiuie dark, and huts few milet l, J J 1 from Kort Ilerthoid. a l.irte b'ack bear wjt dia k' I coreri'd aittu't iirht .u th;ith which he vi.i irat ol i' l lint, ltruin lonkid nt the 'l'iju :md the Team (,1 looktd l Jliuin, IjoiIi ilji lint like poll Thejlez r, an did not want to shout unite he w n certain of k tt trriog cood oxciu'ion. foi e s'lut Mould only pro R Da Yoke an attack, tthlcn tie n.i in t(Or cmdition to H CI arltt.rtind. He it-ferr- d to w i.l the action of hit L bearai tp. A few niinutea mine iil the he.ir Inll. 7'- I aod our tierovxut on, reach nc I rt Jler-: l.l I: abort time alter dark, wheie he rcsttd and recu Mil periled ii couple of da) a. Uuriuc hl Juuruey from Heiti.oM to Rlc ti e f r leealrer nai fine and cauie leu If. cvosequi nt.J he f I it anjoyd compirntlv com'oit linmente her 19 ol 1 i 1 bullalo, anlulope, aud elk Mtte ic.n hetweeu the j At l.'ice he foond hl Irtenl alteft for the Pti'n B lie rei. aned then hir init'l ha I o-"ewhat Hl1 r -f recoeiiL-d Irom the rier ol 'i Irmp. wi.en ti H j atole u Uorerccient uhlt, and put out for l or: LK 1 boll. H Tho mnle piotcd FerrlrciMe to 9 point n'thln j en firty ii.iUs of bull) whin the pvr rreaiure drcpcei H; v dead on the road Ironi iiver-eiiirtion. He had nude leBF 19 50 in lies lu thtte rtij- Mir a half. There u is I Sl nothing elnuir the rout l"r th mule tu suhit upou, 1 A and tl.i-rrfore our iravaiUr couiiu.led th it he i.'iiu j Jl tnake good use of tht animal lor tho t:i few da9, nt Bt wblcli none will dlipjte ho lid. ff The Tetan h d Ir "te I lira hanil and feet, tliou.'U kL not scrtously, and t tv it quit: delimited when :o ?l tifeh i eaihcd tort Sully. I l.e riuiam.ng onion j of ll'e ili;iince to this city as aerctup iehed v Hh r 'l 1 eoropiratue e-se 11c cau;nt ride Irolu Hull) to ;B j Fort Tuoiiipiuu. and after mat the diaticeea were I'-l. I IT ,0 ahuit between he po;i 11 at Le ciuld eaill)' 1 15 if crr what protlilona ho n?.'JcJ. I fN A Dra.l Jlollier Visile lu-r l.ltlna- Clilld-Slte f ,2 ut lie Cradle, uml t'lirreeee It, P ft ConinvniliMt ofiht ItnnnnMI Vommei clal. l fit tlliiiuu.-rn, Jan. 23, 1S71. A atrangc atory ts R V anrrent in cirtalu circes licrv. About to)eari I ago. Mr A. luariltd. In ..ue tm.e l.e berime :i i. taihri. but his wiie died wlun tl e child was a h monll old. On her death b"d h exhibited iniei -o ti anil'K aa to H e I iti of tho lltl.j one the w i io fa Irate h hind I er, Mnd i jSkcully Lcoujl.t her hu S 'Tli bind tu c nPdi it, atur hr dia'l to Ihe c.ro ofo. e V ,iJ after lel.tittt. He piuuned ud, 1 belivtc, I 1 for a wl lie let Ihe child auy in rnareo of ii.i- p .kuii f i Whom Ihe mot er had deeigi. ited. home week! V I'll k ago, I owerei, Mr. A. rigaln uiani-d, a'id ut oni-( j A clalmel the iliild, who .it jet haln'.vrr li-arno to u 'i l Drill a wold, ami w it uniMe iten to criwl. Ol o I I if L day tl child mi hit aiune lui a fen rnui iits in Vt Its iti .mother's livdrucin. l)nu It a erilnT.T.d I. rjl V lome i.i'Ianie Ironi the be I. When Mr A rtiirn ii,' ad rho was aiuazed lo tc the cnllil tmdii.i: mid h crotti i: upun ti.e middle of tK ttd. lu her atou- r; v lihn eut. ei.e Ihtiluntsii y a-'a -1: v, V. ..n put yon ll.ere, taoj I h "M.iniinat" rii.'lui.J itittinctly the child that bad nter ther'tnfure -pokcu :i word. fii Ol, jili let iLU'iry llno'iln ut tie honsihoM It j. waaf undth.it r.'nenftbe l-r.i.'y had been in th r'l', room durm Mrs. A.'i brief kbui fiui it. Tin-, t J, It la u-nly .cuiivJ. ait iu'. ihe le,"i .Ii g of a I rFi eerle ol eplrltual t iitatiuii In ni tti deal mmnee. i Wbiuever Iho ch.d was left ihme it cou d be hi .ird t. toliukhand crow :.s r dlilnd be the fondling! )t h and oi JearnienU ui a 'me one. und on theo i'cc i- ,,,1 dona it waa Iriqneutly loui I 'o have chined In 'f dress, position, die. in a lr.iDinr quits bejmd Its it own uuiUrU capuUty Tin I y. a- lie nu-uuntie, jl k the lint llrs A. iipf eared one i.ul.t recently m H.e t bedsid j of Mr A. and l.ls secoa I wife, an J utrnet y, ly entreated th.it her darling rl.ould ho reaton d I" If. I, the relative whom she had Indie.ileJ us the uanliaii 'J 1 ii,' t Of the cl i:d on l.er dea hi ed. Tho apparition il'' 'Which, it is declited. wts Oiiii'iclly seen mid heir I i J v by both Ml. A. and his fife prom let tu haunt the', riomoiull her ul!i v. ns o nt liej with. Itdn Mr A. nnd his wife wire too ii ur.li .lAe Urickih lo reply u I bnt t'ii- neat day Ihe child wi, airicd bac as il p, ,,111 reeled b) tho ghostly Msilanl. Sui-h U the elorv i- ti I'l aeriuut'7 at euthed by the prini.111,1 l ames c Ha i h- L L ed, who urn most Klpectahle atd iulellii:cut puupl-, R J J i and no apirltualitls, IW llntr n Whole I'ninlly llecnine llllud, v l tl vin l ViimlrUje lit n tleraU. W iji Tlieie lives a family in Dorilioster ccnlv, Ijr ater) ilirk-evedin le member ol it Inch for tin p. at Wy hi fifty y.-ars ha gone blind at Ihe ate ol Wto Sljear. n .Those with blue ei"s esenpe the terrible allliction. ifi1 I 1 Theie is trsdltlnu tboutthliiingulirciicurii tunce Vi Ii which wo lay befote uur reader' as nehrird r. jjli' I ',t Borne sixty years tlnce. in toei the itori, a b.n m fu t 1 ful bUcln eyid girl of S" Iroin iuuio cauio or othu ft;' loet htr ejeiUlit. Hrr nilslortuiir Irought penury Hp and want with It. living rediicril tu bigiary, the ill 'I sitas w mil to go .broad asking aims, Durlnj oiu o f m: I;!' her jounce she ttil'ed the neighborhood in which Kl i 11 reald 1 the wncoitois of ttiou who are now sulr- fm J M ItiH. Ii aiiud of hir help s ond. lion caciiiii, at ft j i It Bl.otild have dom a fee ing of sympathy sliu jlfj treat d wit.'i ridicule by smm ol the jounger mem elm bers o' the liuuie l.er etil star had led l.er Into I 1 I U'wo "f lie bo), i a iniut'-r "1 Imre d vilny, nk k u btr out, iiomliinj to ondi.' t nr to a p,U' ttln.ru V,, J.J plent) uwall' d. Instead of utins her n f..ie i J ti, r duct, tiny carilcd h" r nit" n uninp .iuj 1"' her 1 Is t.'ld that she cr.id cut lieeeciuic tnegi lo put ill ber on Ihe public n.ad, but they lm let not Jit I l!a lament .tinns. f'lnding herself about lo be doserto j 'll 1 amon the tangled brushwood, she turned her pi. Iyer u to a cum-. .iking In r Maker, in I vi rceunetlul an I ni I sultl-. ui punlib her lotraym, by liumiiL I, "Ii i V I if i ofltin 'tig for aeven generations ns helpleis us -he n t j i etui. It is sild tun the was found deud In tlo j ti 'wnp, baemz fcrltlicd fri'Ui hunger and cold. oThls ii ay npr tar mmi'W hat romantic, hut wlietimr I i ,1 Ihe tr Kllllnnury pait of It be filte or tin", lilt hi Ii) aureilly fact that tn male of!nring of tho I unity I i nf,ril lo lose Iheir sight as indicated, Hon Iru ll 3 ;i af pcitoi a in Donreit' i co.inty will vtrlf) it. B.'l' f jJ;. 53tnnltiJ--.imalf. "l SIM, KNIIll Wheeler Ji Wllio., aevlnc macniua rl A In ..IV, ia good at new, at l. llroadway. top J Boor i eiiAinber tup floor). l, "T" fj(M)i) ulani book sewer i alto a ood ha id lor A iA"riiiVr si ajulJiwtun. third iloor. i olt TTOMIOI,!'. niaiert. operators, and biiltri ll 15 wanted I' r nue slfaea ard linen coalej roiistant 111 ainploymept to good Inndi Apply iHtintil Hm f H tik "I VASfl'.ll-tipeiHtoii'on snger's maeh'nea on I, i 1' YY nannel t'llrii. uveralu, draHcll.ic. Ininlrc at .yl Hoi a and ssl llrntdwar. ?"ll v A N't r.i)-ll n.li on e.i'iui and fancy hrat I nan HsIUJl r Yl t at Hay U am btuw t orai, iJi liloa Hli&'lt aorner nnn. KjtSi Vi T ASTi;i-Oo"d noltiicri o wlrteihirit. ff liLO0HI.lt, I iiW.A tit), 411 llradway. Hbr H' 7l iMl Illltl.Meanohia' tltustlAnj fri lolV- rti 1 x lu.taud mem at Cc. each, or board at tl.30 a weuk A- ttl.iru'lQliihoujo,iai IJItccxtr it., Nex Irk, A-ni(lllKHT rRIOKfs.-Work trlyta oal to e pty for tewlnc maehlnee br Installments I laltrnc tlnafrW. DLAKK fUNO.IW tiutt, oil. Broaaway and Ita tr. A-ljAIIIK-At 151 KastNih at we hare elentr oiond work lopar for sewing machines on eaiy paytnenii.byweek or month, Uttrnctloa fret I opea ereningi. A -I, A 1)1 HH, at m Dowtrr Ton can get Oral- elm tewini micHlail by moaihly paymaatt la work at nomei Instruction fiae, I AMKfTrTon "vr 4 w a machines on llnan and ah 1) nice, coats. 11 Oroee it., corner Dedlora. TjtN V K l7l M" KH,-W anted" three competent gum III iners. Utt) F. NKttUITT A CO., cor. 1'eatl and 1'ine ill. QOIHI lundi lo glee out linen coati, pinti, also al oTtV.'NIIRIM 4 OlNDUnr. Jl and an Canal st Cil It I, about IJ years old "wantel to mind children T and bo nteful. 911 Welt Mth at., balcmenU alter 10 o'cloea. GIItl.M for branchiae flowers i drtt-clsii htnii only need apply ,91 llrosdwty rjOOl) I'llll MKWKIlw wtnted. Apply at Ml VX tin ar between mh and loth Hi. GO II I) fancr hair arij"caclui ttwert wanted oyer Inmei. at l Uleeektr tt. nHjIlKSTpriceipald; work irieen oat to pay for flral-clui tewlDg michlneii Imtrnetlo'i free, it TOOTH AKKIf 8, 71 liowery. 1 1 A jTliS wanted to links white and calico Ihlrtt II Afiiir at (COllrand st LAlTlV.M taught toVperite on all kindi of sewing niachinei) tnirt an! orerill and duel pant mailing laosht. prtttlce until perfect, all II, pleatyof work after here you en letrn more ttiia outlrtdt, lit llu.lton it., netr Vetry LA DIES-Weed andWheeler A Wilton hewing inch net mid on Imtalimentt, nirablt In work at home. NKWYOIIK HACIIl.NK HTlTCUINO CO., U lileeaer H. I A llthH taught on Wheeler Wllton'a sawing ma Jjchlnei, plenty work ertir learning i at the New fork Hewing Mtchlnt Schoql. H4 Urotlway, top floor. IAIIIKw will bt rnrnlihed with tewing iiiaehlaei J and all the work they can do. Il Pleecaer at. Or K It A TO KM Vanted fW. A W.'e marhiat) on shirt boionii tr.d corded work none but expe rienced banli need apply t no work rfeen ont. WATSON A BTKWAUT.8I)nanail. OrF.IlATOHB on the Umpire ttwlng mtchlae, end buteri on linen com tad hop' ptntit a few willbeiakeo lo learn, Apply at tUWeiUllh it., bt low tlth se OI'KIIATIIItM on white skirts (Whttler A Wll toa't mtchioei) wanted, hy AMJliba nrtOS tl lladionat OI'KltATOIlH wanted on fine draweriTeipcn enced hand! only netd tpnly st all llrotlwar UMtJABAIS A CO. OI'KltATOIlH and baiterton giriier'imschlni on cat ilmtrt teili i plect work, ail But 3Uh it., nctr M IT OI'F.ItATOHS on Howe's maetitna and paittrt to work in ihe tiore. 70 Mnrray st Q I'Klt ATOItS "wanted el 'Tand White it. fllO TAI I.OHKoKn.-Hasiers int nnliheri on JL KQQd snun ooau. Apply tt 111 flroome tt.. In floor. fiiillltMIK SKWKKS.-Wsntef, a good boik J. itwer tt P.. WALKKIfi HONS. M l)ey tl. ritwo rirli wanted tccuitomed U piper box work JL t 71 w est llroa I way, in floor. U.tlllKKI.i.AS.-nirli wmted ti make nmorellit and parnaolt In plain and line I wora i thoie whi can ute Wneeler A Wilton's and Willrot A Oibht's tewing mscbines. Apply to fcLLli, K.NAl'f A CO., It Waller si. WUKKLKK As Wll.nONt Willcot A Oibbt, 11 Hmier, Weed. Kmoire nniiroeed tewing maenln't rent.d snd-ulJon liberal terms at Greenwich ae cor. West 10 h St.. anil is; Kan llroadwar, between I'lke end llutters it. Laiiet who rent or bur tailht free V A NTKlTF"oneralort tnd raieri on wnite It eeua none tut thoe ti.at are used to making whil work, cood pricipant Auukii A., Wllilaini burgh t'ott OQlce. for tin "e day). VNTKII-A"T"rnleiatl giTl who cm hrlcr cood 11 city lerercnce as none nud i.-smitreii. Annie at :'ii vet loth it. Tuesday and Wednesday mornings nrtwcenOsiid I. o'cloci V AN'ri;i)-l'lnH,lsi lilmion t'ii nieeklln boa s 1 net Iraine mtken alto smie letrneis work given out. DIXMAIIA I.VMHl.'i. II Wogtleril. V A JTfr.ll-Kini-elMi orcratori on W. A W. and 11 W.AII intcnin fn' skirts i;i)MKMIi:iM A nllohslloK. IM Kranklln it. V' A NTKII- ririt ci iirhaudi lo Onuh ladieFaad 11 cmldren'i mill I. Dl'.vroni co..5anl7Tii"mi at. W A NTKII I'tpe'lenceit tireii cap lundii nut. 11 tarlctou rap hitui only lirst-elais h inds wanud. IHUlliU K A aiAMVl M-i llroadwar. VANTKI- plain Ironer on lal e' garnienti i 11 inn. a collar ironer on the Tr. r loca, Million Street l.aun try, corner Dointnlc and llu Jtaa sts. WAM'Kll-Flow.'r branevrt-"! T 1 1 nil Jot' 11 ANInL'K'rj. IM Ilrn.Mnat gool salary and pir risr.e tw.irki alio, tmall hands wantedj s A NTEII-A cirf for wsihlor and Ironing i also, 11 tmr housenorK Vrmkroit lloue, corner Krank fon snd William i t. Apply for .a days. V ,7irTKI-lpe"ratori on Wlllcox A Oihhi's ma ll ih'ne. alio. coot ewe t to learn lo make para. iol at n K'lei it .31 floor. V ANTI;I A young or mid lie aged woman to at ll lend a oakery. Addrcsl it. O. 11., box 1)1, Sun offlce V A NTKII-Korewomnn. nodr litre h"r. and 53 e 11 ihlrt Ironcrt hUhctl prlcct art pall. Ill Wiat ,a VATiTl)-53 good operatori ana ba'ters on ai. 1 i ai-a cnais. With sr between 37th and Mtn ft TSTKiiSirit to make torneloet Anpl to 11 .ions m'.MiKa. taller it ttradr emaloim.nt it a, NTlTll A lew cxperleneed fir's to nn un per 11 iuniere. Apply between 'i and 19 at It Uty n VANTKIl" Orsr.tors nnnTta ft. 7 W"! 'road. way, over the orln'.lng olSci. J. t'AHl'llhl.l. til AM'1'.H-l.urlaiii g mn wein-rt. rt Aipl) atKhl.nH.7.ICroidwar T' A NTI'.ll Tie liandu tcrr" rood tewerl taught i 11 alma g' ot tllp nitehrr. IStllroom f. V A NT K IJ good nsnts r.nl'hen. l Avenue A, 11 Le a i n lith und 1Mb ill. V'ANTKl)-Koncy tut and bunnet maken, at 93 11 und 'j' Cin ar upiiaira Oit MIW ih rt Ironer. alto a smart woman lo t it I m i't at ti'l Th'Miip on s l ltl.i:r.CKi:!t T. rnm.r cf t'harlei -A i mi i'l girl u n,i.ii In lignt hoa.ewoe. laiilti) Ualts. l'l lt"T.f" I, A al iman In lnrave muit he tiiorougnlv aruh.. ute I wltnthebuiineii an! trajc. Ad iresi r L., bji i ii. sun oi?lce. 'T (iOOH brs,t tuuim r on- necuito nel to chtnde A lier orki good wagej nuditeady wor. Apply at 21s Merce r it T IT.T'.irili;it waatel at 11 St'ine t tlmi under t nandi ea lilting i ttcadr wurk for a steady man. "ITiriil.intTnTinrncron clilldren't ihoci wauled. y kj .tttniiicr it. riArtTll.NTHK'M appientlce wanted; a nout. s. uetive, inielllaent Ameilcan boy who has worked at he tralc preferred. Inquire at tho paint store. IJI J.1 nv 7TUI'i'.N'r-.Uh,-Tno gl men. wvited at I. While at 1. M tin O.N A f mil II. 1 if inl N Ji tfs.Wanteddi sink rs, th-'se ae. run n en to spoon rolls preieried. Apply to t lliTINO Mt'O. rolslllroadayJ MI'.f'IIAMI'S ANI1 WOIlKINdJIEN, AT IKMKI.S I'.wrv one hit own muter. Onnd I for all A puhlie nieeilng will be held, under th'i arttpic a of tne CoOperatim Msnufseturlng and I. mn Company of rem lyliania, nn Thins lay eteninr, Kehruaiy t, ut 7M o'clock, at IXtperaliee Hall, III It iwery, when and where Ihe objetnof the Company win lie exp'ained. Kioirei t!l. naeaole lumomloyln ti.nloi cuts oi $v Mnoi end Inrorinailon iray alto he n"ulnei nf, and mbif rlotioni will he received hy Messrs ll.lt tlatkay. Hi Vahington tt.i Dr. V Seeger, 157 Kalty,lh lb: II. Jlsjnili. PWCinal lt. Wm. Iloeekrl, .'il liniometi' II i: faekman, 31 Centre it M. ltrom berg, no t'cdnr at., ionin7 and a thn nnire of the Trea surer. Wm. Iladde. MMVarl at New Vork. MIlt'liXNIOs anrt Faboreri with families wlihlng to gn Wil will be atiltt'd br Ihe Children 'I Aid bir.i'ty, 19 Kstt (in it. Iloiuei prodded for boyt and irlrlt. Company golug Feb. 7. M- ArMIINIrnTwantod"ecoudfloor.S31atst..Til. lianitburKhj UOUd llltlW. IVapKK Hangers' Aiioclttlon.-lho mcmben n' tne i aper liangeri' Allocution are hareby notind to attend the next regular meeting at their rooms, 11 llroadwar, on Thursday evening. I eh. 7. U71. l'uuctuil a'trnlanceli requeued, b'lng the animal election of olhreri. KDWIS MAltTIN, I'reiident. 1'aTiiicg J. llcRgg, eecrctary. flKI l'HINTKICH.-A Jo'icomnoiltor, aged 13. nn. I deruuding every branch of the biitlneia, as well as Kngllih oi (ierinan work, ileoreaa ilnuilon i would iikerhargentainiallofflee. Addreii, f)r i dari.F, B. UKUKr.SHUHO.boi. HI. Sun office, O COOD pluiubcrt wanted at iMUait Houston VANTr.ll-Agenu" every where? to canvats for I I l'i ii'i.t and the 1'ruocu I'run an war. by John K C. Alt' it now i.aiv and lelu iplendidlv. roll U'l 1 1.. i. .Hi hinrliih and Herman. A live tutft lor rrankl .New York. Tl'AVlKD-A first-clan man to tag charge ol a iimuinins ihoD one in U H accnitomed to iquarc franeworl: itcadr emplot mcnt. Adares i ii. i i'iih j i ifAMba. box l.auuomce,;dtyt, iit a V'l'Kli-Agnod hraik flnlther, acruilomed to nroiiiing gilding, fte. Appti by letter, ilatlnj where lail einnloyed and wages eip.cled. to. J Mj. Iimi, gai filler, lluffalo. N. T. VANTKII, A inachlniit wno it competent In r Y pairing n'.A W.'i and W A flibbi'i tewing uia cblnei cau find ilearlr employment at BIKUKL Dims.' Inclory. H Chryttle tt. ANTKli-A hotel nrcmani no one without a iicenseneid apply. Call at VAN DYKE'S Hotel. Catharine lllp, New iork. WANTKII-A good man that baa worked In a 11 whiting manufactory Apply eyonlngi for one week at ml 1'ark av, llooklyn; W AM'HII An eipenenced preciman who under. 11 ttauda pretsing lard nil. Apply at Stonewall Oil Company. Ilunler'i I'oint, I,. I. tVAN rmi-s Cril elais Until body mikur at the 11 rnu nu Carriage Manufactory, Slate it., corner of II ictum it.. Ilrooklyn. W A N i l. I) -A good, stout, Intelligent American to 11 ui.ik inuitoio. Addrcn Willi refireacM, box 1,'llf, Ner ork l'oit Ofllcc. WASTKII-A preimn to work on nn Admit hand .riApp'.y tt SALianUltY'J, 159 lluane il W A NTI'.ll A goodmin to drive thoet tnd to work llatihirlrt' lu'imre tt M lltrrlton tt. AV"anti;d- man accuitomedtocut meat. Ad' 11 meat JaMI'-., box 1)1, bun ofllco. Ti I II A KNKSH so i aid lie mskers wanted inime dlateir at (JhOllUU 1't.iBlW'ii, IW Utjtd If., MVrk,Kir Jtrwy. HHiritb--!iiiIt. A STRONCJ, active boy wanted to work at a trade. A Call at cooper mop, 17 Uepeytttr (It bttweea rroat and South tit. A 1I0Y anoutll rears old that onderttanda the eat; i V of horses i must be well recommended. Apply at 19 WeiUltn at. MAN WANTEII-To openoyttert andcletn He It. Apply ai 71 tn av rilAIl.Oltra.-Acostmsker wtnted at Ml 1Mb lb, X In av., top floor. WANTKII-A tlgopabVter i ont out of employ 11 ment can find work tl II per flay. Apply lo OH) n. OAHUNKIi.il Cortltndt St., up ttalrt, between a and 10 A M. W ANTKii-Aboyarcuitomed to presung pilnted tneeii is hydraulic nreal: If not rani I at work, do not apply to the Major A Knapn Co "I llroadway. ,5ltbibfnbj. rilKKArst) HUll'M OK I' ICE, BT. JOSEril AND DF.NVKK CITT ItAlUlOAl) COMPANT, BT. Joakrn. Mo., Januarys. 1971. Thalnttreit and Coupons dut r-.brnary II, 1811, on tht First Mortgtge Kttht Ter Cent, (a cer cent,) Oold Oondt ol Ihe 81. Joteph and Denver City lisilroad Com pany will be paid at the office of the Farmers' Loan and Trntt Company, In the city of hew York, npnn preientailon and application, on and after that dale, fioe of Ooyeruiaenl lax, THOMAS E. TOOTI.K, Treatnrer. NKW YIIHK.NF.WFOt'.MII.ANII, and Lon. don Telegraph Co. New Tork, Mt t Jannary. tin. A dividend of 7 per rent. In gold his been declnred, payable 15th February, at II South tt. The Trtmler Hook will be doted Feb. 10 to 15. EUWAHI) UAVANAUH. becrettry. SnbingiJJnnhs. "1ITI7.KNK HAVIN8 HANK, j m iiowerr, corner oft'tnti tt.. Sew York, rreeent rata of latereH BIX I'Klt CF.NT. Intereilcalcultted from the Ont of tne month follow. Ing Mindly at deposit, end ll computed and paid, or credited Jan. I and July 1 on the amount In Dank on tboie dayt. llmk open HVF.Itr DAY from 10 A. M. to 1 1. U and on MONDAYS AMD BATCRDAT3 from 10 A. II toll'. U. K. A. QUINTAIID, r-resldenk Batnotra A. flcnca. Secretary. HJUTIJA- HKNEl'lT HAVINdrl nAMd sun nun.ni.vo, im Nassau bt OIT0311K CITY HAI.L. NKW YOllK, on a dollxb will naoiH lie aoooukt. Inlereil commencei every moDiti. MAItKKT NAVINOM IIANJi. SI Karisu il New York, bix I'Klt CKNT. ini F.lll:sT, tree of Oorernrntnt Tax. Honey depoaited on or before Feb. 1 wilt draw In terest from tnal date. W II, 1.1 AM VAN NAME, rreildtnt, HlntT It. Coxklix, Hecrettry. t I o r a if sa V Fn (Tm hash. THE FHEKDMAN'lt BAVIN09 AND TI1U8T COMPANY, Chtrtered by the Ooverument of the United SUtaa. DF.ro.slTrs OVKIt .(01.0M. Ktw rnaa naANru. in IlLKhlKKII blltKFT. INTF.ItRT paid or compounded, free of all tales, TI1IO.K T1MKS lu each year, or every 1 Hill 1Y DAYS, aa depesltots prefer. A Sl'i:i IAI.1 Y made of tllftwlnt Intereit from ditt of each denotll on tumi of a tnd upward. All account! itrtctir prhate and conn lentlal. AlldeiKin s payaoleoo demand, with Interest dne. Cili or lend lor circular. Open daily from A. tl. lo I I. M., and MONDAYS and SATlillDAYS from 9 A 11. to 9 1 M JOHN J. ZU11.1.K. Casnler. 1T:V VOHK AVIN?s"llAK, thv.,eor. 11 llth ilSlx per rent. Inlereil paid on all lums from 13 lo 11 ooo. Deposits made on or neforo Feb. t wdl draw intereu from Feb. I. Asieu, H.IU.IU O. Sur piui, tlOMIIOI. Stnl Cjflltt. nruii n. cxiii', HKAI, fcni Alh At'l TIONHKIt AND IlitOKKli, 91 PINK ST.. Kl.tV YOllK. referi b) pirml 410U to Hon. John T. Hnrtnisn, .Mr. H'cnard Irvln, Mr. William A. Ilootn. Mr kmll. tloirls. Mr 'urn" IP. IUIh.mK. lion itiliiamll og ten, Mr. Wn lam A. ti tic lark, Mr. Wilton U. Hunt, II in Wll iui I'. II "Ue, Mr V. Winslm. Mr Francli btildy. Mr William Wataon. HI'.IKIF.N I'lTY IMttll'HKTY.-FOIl SAI.K in iou on Jeaclt road, itergen City, N. J.. a fine villa ilte. For tei mi, Ac address I. W KMH.aND. Snn oHlce. C1IIAS. SIrllAlT'S oClrei grounl floor W Cedar i it eirnrr of Nassau. rotupiruo'ii and cinvenlcat. ITopcrty at fair prlcet resdilr dtipoied of. 4 ot Salt ani HoJTtt- .rri f1l l,EAKy D 4 M conNELU t-tT, Plain en"d ornanienlarfroi'U orks. having decl.lca lo unite their manufacturing depart ment In Ceotre street with their extensive works on 13 n. Kih, and SHh sis. now orfer lo lease their sub stantial Iron building, with the exception of the orflee anc watcroora on Centre it togethrr with lots on Kim and Walker ill. Apply at tne offlce. Ill Centre at f 1II I.KT Apartments near the liowery, consliuug X of twn. tnree, tour, or !Un roomi. 1ILI S A JAMKd.JleJIroome linear tlowrrr 1'ACToii I KS to irVor lease on 10th andllstsit. aud lOlh ar. Apply lo I'KTKll A II. JACKSON. 103 Fnltnn it. V ANTIlll-llouie tn llnnd ib.for bnnneii nnr 11 poiei. AddretsA J.MoKAY, bolt, 711. 1'oiltlCIci Sluttioii lol!tt5. Hl.N.l a ,11 1 N I". I'AIIU.'llll. I). Auctioneer, will sell uy punllc auction on Wedneiaay, Feb. H. Isli. at DM A M, it Ihe corporation yard, f oi of Lltll llth il. North lllv er. a laige quantity or flagging, old carta, wa.-ont. iron bridge, Ac Ac i end Immediately after sr Hie corporation runt, loot of Iliiinglnnil. F.ait Itivi.od Iron, nM earn, wagons, flanging, Ac Hy order or WM. M. TWhLD, Kiq Commhuloner of I'uolic Worki. JAS1KS f'All.NKY'. Auctioneer. nftlVe us Wan mgion it Infi day. at 1'J' o'clock, entire itock of new and to 'ond-hand luroiluru store. 19 Cth av. l'osl live and peremptory. Siisiiuss Cnntts. Villi SAI.F. i'llKAl-. fine milk biiilnesi, con. I titling ol to round! and depot. Inquire at 101 Oold it., Hronilyn, 0 S V. of the beil patent! In tho tin ted btatea i a aura luvtatmint. loose desiring fnrther Information, Pleaieeall and examine the orttrlo at 110 llroadway, IOjIii St, front 10 lo 4 o'clock, during the ntt. JMHTniu'lYANTKII-'llOJiwr to" .noo cin rapltal required! huilnell tt'lanilihed pleasant and very rrofllible. Adoreil ViOejU'B Household Migatlne, Newbargh, N. X. TIlTT F.H lor tale 18 Maiden lane and S and 0 Atlan- I o Pact. Apply to W. N Cf.AHK, 170 William at, fill) HF. HO 1,1) at a tacrlOre, a new and aecond X lunl rloihlng tloret cauie, unsblr to attend on ac conntof aicknen. n Navy it., Urooklym VANTKD-Men everywhere to undentand that 11 welmvetho be-st selling article otbired for tho f at V ye.tri a mo. poittlre lurcen. w e want ngentt ii evert town and elt) In Ihe t'nion. No patent hum bug, il Dey lb, up tialri, Iront room. J FKAI10DYA CO, f A NTKD-Two active, Intelltweiit m n of good 11 nadre.1 in rauvais the ciy for one of our large! and ben I lie Iniur.nnce dmpan'gj.to sihom a Hilary will be paid, Addrest II., box OTl.'oit omca. Yf ANTI',11 A partner In a lunch room elomu n 11 good biislneit; or will sell; a aplendld opportuni ty. Call at i Centre at afler 11 o'clock. r I lil. Tell at a bargain, If applied for Immediately, 11 the established looking gtaat and plctnra frame store, TM tirand tt.irent of note, 13 per month, Strata nnii Jo ami. AYOU.N'd couple deilrout of Ihontekeeplng, can ecure thnoeioniforti of home at a vory tmtll ex pente, by codperttlng with an American family. Ad dreia lor one week, HANUOLl'll. box 117. Bun office. I-TnK front parlor, furirlihed, lultiblefor grJ! mm and wife, wllh roo'.lng ulniLl-i s-swHOCia genllcmeo, abhIhiimki.i n...qay. "i"vMiiiti ii'would accommodate a few lady A iMaVSers. also a few mechanics, at Weil lSlh at. I'leate call all tne wcell. l(ii:NTl,l.llAN and wlicor lady, or gentleman, g cm baseboard inaprlvate family 831 Wen SOlhit. A" 'F.V tonne gentlemen or ladlei can obtain good board and comlorttnie rooms nt ill tVeiiata it. Fi(M)lf IIOAItllT smslo bolt. Wi also man and I wile, and iwj yoang ladiea i furiuiej roomt r 'nt ni icaiouablu t' ruis. nil I'otrl it., Franklin tquare Hotel. IADH'.n and gentlemen can have good board and i I leaiant rooma atnov Wul Sdib it. Table boarders taken 111 I'.CII A N IT'S can get suod board, comfortable ill r omt. wllh gas, hot aud cold water, batnln III' house, at ihe new boarding homo, 131 1 eit Slid lb, be tween tth and 7th art, Termi moderate. TilAlilll,NIJ, I'leaiant rooini, ainglu beds, good JS table, at III Sulllranib, near 1'rlnee it. fllll 1,KT Nicely lurnlthcd bi-drooin, with gai and X water! termi moderate, at 3 West 17th it. Siliinliorw SHaiiJtii. AYOrNfl Herman girl whiles a altuatlon to do general homework, or to mind chlldien, 177 Nor folkst. M. llll.D. A I. A 1)1 itdeilroutof obtalnlngcnoylng at home i can write a large or tmail hand, AdJrsli J. 11., box No. I, Til, hew York l'osl OHlce. a II KhY'IU'TA IIKK young girl wanta a tlinillon J In a small private family lives ut all Kaat alib it, Call for 3 da)t i good reference. Alio Y, aged 18 years, wiihcs lo learn the carpen ter's iracle CaMat a-ai Spring at. fllll IIOSrTVlliAIMlH.iTlTilM.-lVanled, hv a I. young uau, apiece in a horsushoetng and Jobbing hop cllher In country or town. Addrc for two oaji lll.ACKHMUll.box IW, Sun office, u 1 i Tol anb fouiii). LOST- lllack and landogi right foreleg ipralned i ansa en ts the uauie of Bporb" Finder will be imrarded it biktry, coruir of Will it. aad M an 3mnnuiTli. GIIAND OPRHA IIIIIfHK, Corner Kid ll. and Ilk ar. ANOTIIKK NOVKI.TY. WKDNK8DAY and IHUltSDAY RVKNINOB, and SATUItDA Y MATIN KK at a. BOULOTTK (Hrst tune),,.., ...U.,....MI1. BILLY FII1DAY and BATtritHAY HVKNINOS, LA rhlllCHOI.K, LA rRtltCHOt.F., tne Itallad Sinter ..Mllt.AlMIB bU.SDAl -SIXTH (lit AN I) CONCKIIT. I I R K J ft S F.XCKiatlOR NINlli HridlMKNT HAND. MONDAY An extraordinary programme. Fire I'rime Donne In four operas, assisted bf the FINKaT 1IALLKT IN AMKUIC A. Q1TANII Ol-UA IIODMF,. ANNOUNCKMKNT. In compliance with a general desire by partlei nn able to attend tho uiual Orand Sundae Concert of KXCKLStOn Nl.NTli ItEtflMENT BAND, the management takes pleasure In announcing a UflllKAIUHAI. MAIINEK ol thit calibrated organlttuon.on TIIUIJSIIAY. AT I P. M. r (doors open at hall pail 11), to which the nrlce ot admli'lon lo ALL PAItlS OF THE IIOUB-, ladndlng seats In boirs.haa been fixed at FIFlY CKNlB. THE SIXTH ItKOUl.Alt CONCERT, BUNDAY. FSU Y op'riiwr'in.Vlantgef. Mr.I.ESTEll WALLACE. THIS (WI-.DNK8DAY) KVKNINO.FKll. 1, ItOUKIIIBON'H MII.1TAUY DUAS1A, "OUItS," Produced with new and bandiome tcenerf, elegtot and appropriate coitumea and untformi, and all the Incidental tnuile. Lharaciert by Mr. Lester lYalltek, Mr. John Ollbeft. Mr. Chaa. Fisher, Mr. II. T. ftlnggull. Mr. J. O. Wt Uam son. Mr. W J. Leonard. Mr J I'eck, Mr. W. Qulgler. Mrs. Thoa, Harry. Mist Kine tlermon, and Miss Kinily Mesuyer, Mm Itowe, and otheri. Boldleri, Hun no Prlionert, Ac. "THE tlAND OF OUItS." THUfbiDAY, FF.ll. Jfsecond time), THE 1'OOIt OENTLKMAN. YbVf iJIidaVmaTINEE, Feb. I.al 1 K P. M., Mil. LKaTMt WALLACE IS -ULilla." gOOTira TIIF.ATItK. EVERY F.VF.SINO feieept Sstnrday) ANDBATUltOY MATl.NhK. EDWIN I100TH -ItlCllicllEO BATURDAY F.VF.N1NO. Feb. I. J Ulk LAWHF.NCr. HAItllKTt at li.M'HAKt. ta MAltDLK 1IKAUT. BetUtecnred BIX DAYS IN ADVANCE. OliYSlrlllTlltJATIIH. 1-OSITIVr.LY LAST WEEK or O. L. FOX'S POrULA.,PANTOM,t,KiTiLMKWLN Beata can now be secured lor THE LAS I NI0I1TB, and THE LAST WEDNESDAY MATINEE. FEB. I. AND HATUItDAY MATINEE, FEB. 1, and alto for the flrit nights of the IHCIIKUKU of theierlod, PRF.SKNTKD MONDAY. FKII. with entirely new scenery, cottumet, Ac Ac. O. 1- HICIIKLIKV.... FOX. N"vtKYS!vNVMNI) SATURDAY MATINEE. THE lll.ACK rlllltlK. NKW FKA.r,,:S.,,'110UKLU:1, NEW EFFECTS, NEW COSIUllt.. NEW MUSIC. AN ENURE NEW eiRAN'D BM.LRT. Appenranceof the lll.AHKI.I.l IIKorilElU. Appearance uf the SK'.llHI FAMILY. r-eenih week of ine MAJll.TO.N3. berrnth weekot the SKAT. Ell's. fiTIl AVENIIF. TIIIIATIIFU U Sill WE Kit aud LAST N10IITS SAIIATOOA1M I.AT MATINEE BATI'IIDAY NEXT, at 1. t ln preparation lor ipeely production. IIOLCl CATl.T'd Insi am moil powerful Dramatic comedy. I IX A -IIWIV.s TIll'.ATIH, J UllKAl til'CCK LAUIlAKi:l'.Nli. IIOl'ClCAl'u'.t PLAY. HL'NIKIl DO V.N; Or. THE TWO LIVEs OF MARV LEIOH. Themoit pnthetlc and b-no 'fnl lav of the diy. Houses crowded with be tuiy and it'lnon. Wooii'f sm!m:i'm. 11 Ksueclal encageii'riii and flr t appearance ot Ml.-s LITY HL'dllleiS. In Ihe huhly sensational Dran a i nliilel Itl'.l) HANDS, w.th New vccnery and at amies effects, and an onap proachahlerasi jfrhsraeters. MATINFE 1'l.llFOHIIANl E3 MoLday. Tuenlsr. WedneXsv. TnuMday, and Friday. lllh Sl'lltlT AVhNIIEIL irMiritTF.KNTH mtukkt tiikatiii;. V Leiseo and Manager tt. M. HULL AND. Mon i.tv rtrning, Feb t, l7l. Ana ercry eteniag eicent aturday. EDWIN HlllllEsT KINO l.KAIl BoxOOlce now open. in i ii, LENT i Director. MAT1NFM WEDNESDAY AND SaYuHDAY AT EVERY MOHT AT LAST WEEK of the TROUPK OF HKAI. llKDOlriN AIIAIH, OEM INI CIIII.DRKN UK 7IIE DF.nr.RT. THE EM HIE Clip TH TIIOl'l UAHFIIACK HOIiSFllANfllll'. ATHLETIC, tlYMNAHflf. AM) ACIP it T1C ART. 1.1.11 I'l UK CITY r K A T I N il it I Ml, ll M ar, til and eviia ill. Urand Carnival itm iWedneidayi evening. Tcb. 1. IMMENSE AI I M'TION JOHN KMII.KIl. J MiAlllKlM. KIVO ol the acrid. In hit rc nun and Ja.ing At" IH ON t-EATKR. ALL THE CIUMIMON'S IN THKIIt 8PF.UALTlF.il. SPLENDID ICE AI ALL IIUKS. Cottumcs it the lllnk. Ltdlei av. (ienu W. BHAII Y'sTtl NK. JKHXF.V I'lTY tun Annual Ms,'tue'sd e'arnlvsi nftho JEIISF.Y IT Y hKATINO rLI'll. WEDN1SDVY hVFNIN'O. FKBKI'AltY 1. Detrgailoui from a.l llu ktllnz Clubs Ihroushor.t the country, l incv. Cnnuc, and C omblnalion Skating, lot icued Utnd of Must Admltiion. Mc andSSc. IIMIN Y I'ASTilll'S OPF.IIA IIIII'SF. Iiowerr. J MAIInLE. 1 1I K IrM.tl.F. M1N-1IIK1.H. MAI I SEE. HIE IEMAI.E .M.N-rllH n. MATINEE, SCIIODI, tlllll.Mof Ihe I'I'.lllllll. MAT1.NEK, MIHIIOL OlllbSol Ihel'l 1111)11. Tl) DAY tl aH TONY 1'ASIOH'S Double Troupe. S aIs VltAN'I'lVt'fi.ti IN-sTK Kil., nilOAl). vAV Oltl t MCI F.1. HOl'sKH I noWDED NlOIITI.Y. BIRCH. WAMnOLD. BERNARD, A UA( Kl'S'Senn Francisco tltmlrels. Tne Itrgeit com ptuy in the world, tn new lougt, dincei. ccceuiric actt, iclTltsr WLI i; of l.KS lllltllANDil. MA It II'. rsEKn.VCII-fsTAirr Til I1ATI1 K. X o-li --lit. lloiiieo ant Juliet bcenai h, Juliet i Vcnele, Romeo Tomorrow. "Kin .lex v. HI er nth machen." Friday, 8c Jbach at "Lorle" lu "Don uud Siadl tJTKIMVA Y II A M..-HHAMI CONCERT on r 'UeiViiyercDlnr. Fen 7. t-U -Miss JENNY BCRK. Ihe celebiated Am Tican Prima Donna. iMIilc I by eminent talent and grand orchestra. HckeU. r-errrd seats.ll. Adiulision,7. Vorsnle at Sieinway Dalit Scmrnier A C.'.'s. 701 Broadway; Schubcf'h A co.'i.SM llroadwayi and J N. 1'atltio.n A Cn.'t. 14 and 40 K. JJJ lb For particulars w-e further advariise iienis. TJKYA NT'S N I'.W O I'Klt A I.lti ITHKi I .VI st., b.'lwcenCth and lib avi. OLOIHOI'S YllllJMrH. llllll.l.lNT SITCCUSS OF TI1K NEW TEHI'LE OF AMUSEMENT. 1H. lltlllHY'rs Ilir.l.ANil. challenging ;h I world fur beaulitul and billiimt scenery. Hln-trat' d br'har.iilng Irish balladi snd inio itety comic Irlih sketches an tdtiiees AI'OLLO 11 VLL every cienlng. Admlsslon.iSaiidM c.nti. 1,Al!r)!l,T,KV,VI;A.MS again-, th. HOLI. ND TE-1 IMONt I. J'tlMMUThh are respect. fully requeued to lend their Pills, without deny, to lllKoliiiltK inn. Ticisurer ot tbe Cemmlttee, at WALLACES THEATUK. Bit OA I) WAY UNUKIMIIlOlJNU KAJl-WAT-W) Urotdwtr, cor W'en, Open 10 tu i. J"!0"4. ""llAlAi TIIK lllllliR he expelled from the h common schools t and shell the Conitlliitlon be to amended mat It cannot bef" will he dlirnajcd in a i.;'iiarrecture or tho Kev. J. W. Halts, of Neweaitle, Pa.. In 7lh av. U. I'. Church, between lath tnd llth tu., Ten. 3. it 7H P. M.i and on Monday evenl lg, Feb. 0. lu th. tame church, he will deliver Iht lecture entiled "The Workman and hit Work." Admlmoa to etch 93 cents. Dlt. O'l.KA It Y delivers his lasi free lecture to night at 'ii' great hall or the Cooper Uupn. Subject Pram and Nerves, Neiiralgii, Headache, Backache, Fldaeii." "r'r 'iiw,ir,i.t S'tltl A,''a',JLTOL1!i!n FFIlt:i!.liY 7. i!l. I'll I US OF ML'nIC. 1 ickeli f.1, admitting (lentleman ind Ladles. For s ilc at hotels, music store, an I box olllce. Orand Opera llou'c Boxes ran be htd of l.leui. Col. lira, ne, I ne II, 11. office, or Adjutant Allien, 17 Broad 11. aSluj'ttnl Instrument- AliltF.AT OFI'KIU-HOIIACE WATKltN Ml Hroauwai, will dltpoteof luo I'lanoi, Uelodeons, and Organt, of tlx fli'it.ciata maker. Including W aien'a and Chickering't. at extremely low pricei for coth during the Holidays, or will lake Iroin II to IN month ly until paid i lo let, and rent applied If purchased. AtillF.AT H,riUJAIN.-A magnTficent rose wood piano tor fiai. Including sinol and covert loneunturpaitedi beit makari. Call l 28 Id it., bait- lueiit door, ClllI'Al' PIANOS, -lor talo.iccond-nand nianot, Irom tioio l5drach, and to rem for IM toll per month, ai DALY'S music llore, 1W Sib ar., near 19lh at. Hanoi repaired and tuneA 1 OSKYVTllMini'lTalNiiT Sao-i-erfeci order i IV great bargain. JAMbS UOHUON, 19e) Blecckcr lb, near Macdougal. t. Foil a good pianoforte lo learn on, at 18 tjpaij Anilly it., near Broadway, i u- i a jor hii!) t-iirtmqtf. IJiXPHKHS wajon wanted -A new and Itrong ci- preit wtgon, with top, want ed by k. srhlejilt.ka and'al rripkfotl tt. H'llllHK WANTF.II.-A sound tnd kind hone, aullaoii lor city eipreu bunneii, wsnlal by K. til tiu ait, a tod at r ruxioM it- QONIIKN8KD (sTATliJlKrlT ajr TIIK MUTUAL LIFE LV3URANCE COMPANT OF NKW YORK, r. s. winston rirniDx.iT. IIICHAHO A. UoCURDY VlOi rittDiT. 1U and lit Broadtriy, rOR ITS TWKNTT ElQUTa FOCAL T8AR, t Being for tho yeir ending Dec. JLtfTO Kil Assett. Jta.1,1371 r,lllM n RECEIPTS. Primlums tt,in,71T M Intereit 1,177,77) ll.M7.l 03 IO.-a.074 71 DI3DURSEUSNT3. Clilmi by Deatht tnd Hila rity of Pollclct 11,01011 U Dlrldendi or Return Primp ami JA31.1U st Pollclet purcaued 1,V11I M Eipeoiti(a per cent.) IxtSU ll 7.I7I.SV1 17 Net Anew Dee. Jl.lTO 11311,117 M Incrcue ol Net Atiett for tbe year 17,170333 BS INVESTED A3 FOLLOWBl Cash In Bank! and Trntt Companies at Intereit 11.801,919 II Leant on Dond tnd Mortgtge tWMai SI Ooyernmml Stockl, cost 1.171,l 71 Retl Esttte, cott IIUS1 01 Balancei due from Agents lu Ibe course of Utnim lulon am It IL'JS.Ill Add! Intereet teemed or dne tM.VA 13 Deferred Premiums tnd Premium! not yet n ported on policies In force l.tStXM 07 Market salut ot slocks In etccit of coal,. tM.ejl 00 GroMAlfeti, Dec. :i. 1S73 Ill,6.l 71 POLICY AND RISK ACCOUNT. Number. Amonot. Policies lasnrd and Restored dnrmg Iht yetr 12.1A1 $3.1,451,111 Pollilrs In force December ii, WTO 7i.an a.s.st The Board of Tritileoa hara antbjrliil a return of over paymenti of pre dumi lor tht year 1)1), ot two million! ot dollars, which nay be lubaequtatly Increased. Theie over payment! will be retnrned to policy hold en na they may elect, tn ca,h or In tbe purchase or ad ditional Insurance, at soon at the equitable portion ot each can be determined upon the expiration of the Htty dayt from the cloie of the deal year, at ororlJel la thi charter. SI1EPPARD IIOMANS, Actuary. L.C. LAWTON. Atilitint Actuary. JOHN M. STUART. Secretary. FREDERIC SCIinOKDI.lt, Aiilitant .Secretary. C. A. HOPKINS. Cathler. Wil.l.1 u Birra, LL D ,1 lion. I.ccica Itoni.nox j Coar.iel. 11 ox. llistr r. Darns,) U WriS. j Medlc.lE..nn QFrlCK UI' THE ATLANTIC 91UTUA I, INSURANCE COMPANY, Nkw Yogi, Jannary M, 1171. The Tronees, In oonformitr to the Chsrter of the Company, submit thi following itatement of 111 affali i on the Mil of December. 170: Premiums recelred on Marine Rlikt.frnra tsl Jannaiy, 1170, to Slat December, 1-1J.. IJ.JIS.rJO 00 l'remtuni! on Policies not marked off lit January, 1971 :,U3,73 l Total amount of Marine Premium). t7.tM.iU 71 No pol.cles have been limed npon Lite links; noruron Fire Risks diiconnnrcted wllh Marice lllikt. I'l eniiai.il marged off from lit Janntry, 10. lo Sill December, ItriO 5,7J3 15 Loire itid during the same period ll.'il.'.D a Returns of Premium! tnl Kipcniet tl,0o- 37 The Company hu Ihe following Atiett, vlai United Pints and State of New York Stoek. City. Hank, and other Stock! IMl! 711 00 Loans secured by blocks, and otbcrwiie.... a,T7;..3 00 Real Ettite and Bondt and Mortgages 317,103 00 Interest, and aundry notes and claims due the Company, estimated at K,m (3 Premium Notes and BUD receivable ifini.'y.i 93 Cash In Bank 110,113 11 Total amount of Atiett 1I,1M.9U 13 Six pr cent, tnlerett on the outitandlng certificates of proflta will be paid to the holders thereof, or their egal representatives, on and titer Tucsdty, tht 7lh of February next. The outitandlng eertlflcMei of the Ittne of 117 will be redeemed and paid to the holder! thereof, or their egal representative!, pn and after Tueiday, the 7ih of February next, from which date all intereit thereon wlllce uc. The certificates to be produced at the time of pamient, and cancelled. Upon ccrtincatet which wero luued do red scrip) for gold premtumi, such payment ot Interest and redemption will be In gold. A dividend of thirty-tlro per cent. It dclared on the net earned promlunii of the Company for the year cud' Ing lilt December, 1(70, for which certldcalea will be luued on and afler Tucaday, the (Hi of April next. By order of the Board. J. I'. CHAPMAN, Secretary. TRUSTEES! J. D.Jonei, Joseph Oalllard, Jr., Chanel Der-nli, C. A. Hand, W. II. II. Moore, James Low, HtoryColt, 11. J. Hawland, Wm. C. I'lcken:i:L nenj. Bibcock, LewltCurttt, Kobl. B. Minturn, Charles II. Huisell, Uordoa W. Durnham, Lowell llolbrook, Frederick Chauncey, II. Warren Wcilon, It. L. Taylor, Itoyal Phelpt, Oeorgs s. Stephenson, Cilcb llaruow, William 11. Webb, A. P. Plllolt, Sheppard Oandy, William E. Dodge, Francia Sklddy, David Lane. charlei P llurdett, Jamea Hryce, llobt. c. Fergmson, Daniel 8. Miller, William E. Bunker, Wm. Slurgra, Samuel L.MItchiit, Henry K. Hogcrt, Jamet U. De Forcil, Dennli Perkini, Robert L. Biuirt, Alexander V. Blake. J. D. JONK9, Preildent. CHARLES DKNMS, Vlco l'reildent. W II. II. MOORK, Second Vice Preildent. J. 1. HEWLETT. Third Vlce-l'reilJcnb nlisttn. f I1KKT1I KXTIl AI'TKIl without pain fourreen 1. years i benumbing application gas admlnlitertd i beau in il iti of teelti I o, plumpers for hollow cheuki J.JAY VILL1CHS, 113 Grand sb, netr Broadway. 5JtOIO0tl, AK-ST'Ty'V't0' Mi"s thi very mind at nm Hen;. Ladies and irenla, coniuli him ai once, "aT."! hlv, no. elliapnolniment in marriaro or any underukinis. ill Third av.. near lathsi, lie re veal! nteiul and wondroni tocrelt lu all buiiueu, and to marry Hit ont yon with Immediately. Hue, tu II. A f KOLOIJIrsT.-MADAM MifuilOW. lerrnta IVdaugnter, boru with a veil and gin lo lell thefuture, even your very tnoughui can do al, you win. Nogtntai Itdltiiu ccniijlM Kan lloutton ib. below lit at IOOK IlKltK I-No ngmnug.-Maa. ROMS telle I everything, the name uf the one you marry and that ofher Timor, cautei ipeedy marrlagei. brlnet together those loog lepartted. tnowt the llkenem ot the one yon tuirry. U9Wett Hit it., between Broad vay and'lhav. MADA.tlK J()NF, Fortune leileris bst".o equal, Tuoutpioa it. Lidiei.50c.iieati. il. TJ 6 T 1 1 K-The eel e DrVted'o ypsy, M id7rlldlA.N7 1 hu lell ihe city for a ftw di)i. CllPF.UlOH TO Al,l..-llnl0. WIKE, siaolcal li D putioef claltYojaaL lu ktwt ihi TIU OREATEST SENBATIOM OF ALL AT MACY'SI An entirely new line of LADIES' UNDhRCLOTHINa will bi opened on MONDAY MORNING, AT TO LOWEST PRICES erer heard of In Ihli city. LADIES' CHEMISES FROM M CRNTS UPWARD. LADIES' DRAWERS FROM l CENTS UPWARD. LADIEb'.nKlRTS FROM 61 CENTS UPWARD. LADIES' NtOHT ROBES FROM M CENTS UPWAnt). We hayo an euormout and wellanorled ttoek of theae coodt In rarior i tit les, and well made, PLAIN, TUCKED, AND EMBROIDERED, Onr costomera will find them displayed on tht right hind tldo of tho Isrgetl Rltth trenuo tccllon. In addition to theie, about one million yarda of HAMBURG EDGINGS AND 1N8EIITINQB AT PRICES LOWER THAN EVER offered lo the poblio. IL If. MACY. 1ITII BI., 11TI1 SI. AND ITII AV. A NOTHEIt HEN8ATI0N AT MACY'SI VALENTINES I VALENTINES! I Now open, a full aiiortment of spltndldly selected VALENTINES, it one-third tha usual retail prlcet. It. II. MACY, IITI1 BT.. I3TH ST. AND TH AV. CTIIil, ANOTHER BRNSATION AT MACY'SI Ai niual, wt hare taken the lead In opening iprlng t)let of rAR.0L3, and shall, during Ihe coming week, exhibit ALL THE NOVELTIES in that line AT OUR USUAL POPULAR PRICE-, lb 11. MACY. 1ITH ST., 11TII 81. AND TI1 AV. K1" (;,'V,'H-tM DOZEN retl French Rid Glotes foi sio cheap In bond or duty Said, (an si.uw lamplci ofjacquird, Mikalo, and apancse illkt. Apply tn dsy to t. K. JENKINS. Revere Home ?3tnltr)ts nnb libtlt!. C YVATflll,. 9.1 1 VAT:ll-At the Jewe ry bp-j tbirr ol It. 11 F.Llns. Dia'ooiid Merehtnt, No. til l-roacway, corner of HouiUiu at New York. The rrrat Nickel silver aud Alumli. mil Oold Watch, wllh Swies and Amcncan ruotcincnls I the cheapen watch in tho market. No. I, Mckcl silver Hunting Cue, Swlu moviment II No. 2, Amlnum Hold Case, Plate Glass trom and lu.k 9 No, 3, Aluminum Ovid Hunting Ca-e, Swiss movement 10 Ko. I, Aliiniinum omd cse, item wlndrr, J'ute Ulais ironi and haca, Swiss motemen. 11 to 13 Ko. S, A urulnuni Uold Hunting v'ase, Ameri can ii.oicment, lull jewelled, chro- noniclcr b.nlauco Tl to SI We alto hare all me American Watches, la 11 ktrsi Gold and Coin silver Cnirti tis i Frodiham. Jurgrn- ten stouardt aud otlKr hie itaiehei. Dla .ioiidi. sit. Mlver ana Mlser.ptsied Ware, Clocks, xrontea, Ru-n leather and other Faasy UifOJi, all si which we retail at wholesale prlcct. R. II. KUAS. NO. Oil Broidwsy, New Vork". Corner ol lloutlo i lb P. 8 -Good) lent by exprett to partlei at a dutaact DIAMON'DH BDUOHT. i It EA T KEDL'C'TION IN THE PRICE OF WALTIIAM WATl HES. We have made great reduction In the price of lli.ie celebrated Watches, and Invite alt Iptercitcd to exam ine our une-inalled asiortmont. A desrrli tire rice Hit will be l.'ot, poll paid, to any addrcai on applica tion. HOWARD A CO., Jeweller! and Sllvcr-rliM, n Broadway, between Htn aud lllh iti.. New Y'ork. Jlonse ejmnisliing. Fl uV,Tl' ,,B- bedding; '"S; AT O'r ARRl.I.I.'. MO nn v.. corner of aorn -r. PAYMENTS TAKEN WEEKLY OR MONTHLY. vi:f.ki,y on smintiii.y 1'ay.ih:ntX 11 -i.irpiis. fur in t n rr bedding, Ac.i prices lower than auy house lu tne city DLALY A CrNSINGHAM M Sd av.. n-ar.it.i st. iPllCtlllllltOllS. "Tl,V confep'ioiiery. all good, at tha loweet piite ii 'oinirt d 'aiers. ite us a rail, luj l u ,..,:u -r CA VI'. TtVD.TIIIHDS of tno cost of :.u i'l O meal by cnyinv Iho Now Y'ork and Texa Bt e' ,j. pin) lrei beef in calls al any rrsneciahle ic. i 's. lor rale wholesnie at iim itore uf the Company, It, Ceunr it uriuerty 11 Hail is I tl. ffopatliuurjip JSJoUtts. T lUITRl) l'AHTN:!!nilll'. -:;oneelil.e,cJv J a .mi ii 'hat a Itm ii. dptrtnersiuniias ne n lornu-n tv tr,e ur tersUi cd, pun-ilsnt t-i ihnlawr ol i l,e rlaleoi New York, tn.il lh- uaine nr flrn. undnr wiucli sttd parineriliip In ba combined ll BUHLAOh A CO thai iht general nit ire nf me huilneii intended to be traniaUed by u 'i paniitrihlp is a general c, mmiieloii business i thai the namoi of all the geueial and tivrlal partners Intereited tn Hie laid buiine! are Rudolph c. llnrlage Omiavus liumre. 1 rlettrieh Hole, and Ernrit Plan Itiii ninths laid lluilo pli Burlase Is a general pnriner, and his place of residence is In th city ct BrooKlyn. county ol Klngi, and Sttte of Nn York; mat the laid Ouilavut lluure u a at eclal partner, ar d ins place ol residence rs In the city ol tininine, kn: dom ot I'rutsla tu.-oie, that lh.. said I'rlednch Roe It a general partner, and hla plare of residence Is In the eiiy eonu'y, and Mat of New Y'ork and that the said Froesi l'i inn s u alio a general partner ndhlpla' or i e-id'"i.c'o is ,n Hie wty. county, and Slate ol New York Hull Ihe tniou il of capital wh.cll thi: laid tavat Bunge bat ontributed to the c minion nock nf said cartnership is inn sum ol one buudred ILoutsnd dollari. thai Die period at whtrii the said pirtnetpip. I to enminence Ii mc f.nt d- of .lanuai j A I) i7i, and Ihe petlnd at which it ill terruluata Ii tha Ui,rt) -unt day nf December. A. D 17J HUDIiLl'U C lll'IILAOE.) FRIKDRICH RUSK, I General Partnen. KltNrST rFAltlllils, OI'STAVUS BUNGE. Special Partner. Dated New York, January 1, lull. fllHK COI'AltTNF.HMIIll' heretofcro emting X under tbe name of Cabn. Hirsn A Oppeubeirutr.'n the coal trade, a' t.oil tnd 1.010 3d av.. New York, hai this day been dissolved by mutual consent, Mr Zaeb arlai B. Opn'nheimer will anume all aclit t and paiilva duties ot the flrui, and will carry on the hunneis at before nuder the name of ZACM till s s OI'l'KN. NKIMFIt. JACOB C.WIN, DAVID HIRSH, B, OP-I'K.NHhlMF.H.-N'ew York, Jan. SO, lell. 3T'JI jloiicfj. 7-5.NH 1IICKKI.I, v.. aV.i"'1u:" Vi" ll OI'.NK I.AOliW e.-ai n ..ncclfll Ienu oi the Su-Pienu- court of tha Sinleoi .cw Vork. held on the I'Jth da) of December in h rity luil, m the city N'cer York, me llou A hert Caidiuo. Juaticd. prrtldiug, j d.meni aasawa led lo tne pivutitr. and ara.mt lm .'I'if'I'l'.1,"1.' W.'!'" i""" laebcwoel M.FHKI) K. 1. V. OIIAVi: and hVM.YN 1. lthI.H, dtughter i f ihe. plaiiiiitf. wm detlar-d abioliiieii n.. 1 nu, vol. r reiiouoffraud ou lh' part of the laid Allied K l.i grave nitiitn!.. 1.1, hl'F.ClAI, l)SEA'-l cured in 'h ihort. .Y et putiinie ii.ne no dcleuiiMU lioi. bi,.esi, ii icartiuccviiful praetio. A. LEWI. M. P.. 7 Beat list. New York. A I.L, Ml'KC'l l, lllrsKAM'.rt aud iaoie in i trouble guaranteed immedlaU) ruber. Noi.ce No km until perfc Uy attuned. pr AacHKH, 3 Arajty place, Lanrenm. l,l. Special Diseties Ladlei and gentlemen in trouble t ae) v ais' etperiuice In Prussian military hoei Hals, A i .jcemul cure inn le is houri, or no lee. Ciiniuiutionjrce. Dr. FRANKLIN. HI Ulee-kcrib I(. DHII Al T, lie Bleecker it., can cure tpecla! rtietei al ou'i tnurvlcw alio, cure! rauicallv tin UUori'eii, utivnut d bulty, ildcture I itilorci 10 altn n 1 ir.nnjtli of youth, ln. 1,UV1S. mlhcr of Medical Comptnlon and 11 uuuieio II--Stti. orfert rutoritlon tothe deoili tal 'd and dueaae.l, orly yean' pruaie prac.ICO, I Beach it., New 1 ork. Di(. l'KHII vTll rii.ckeril..cVnbeeoniu,re"d br ladles or genilriuen In troutde immedlsie relief gusranlced i eliirget moderate, aud no leel auleal tails ftctorlly cured DH. II a. IT 11 IMIN, US meeker il, "cures aii si'cclal diseases Immediately without Injurious rtiuedlei, Coniuitatiout at all hours. 5 I (t0 !f KWA i' 'il 'or.any rate of ipicTaT fflXs.llUUdlieaie which Dr.llicnau'i Onlden llem. rditi 'Itll lo cure alto rhiumatiim debility. Ac, Ueuilrouill 9 Couiullailonilree Dr, lUi.liAIJ, Yaae.it nbrttnTiBRfc Q.AmilI.KRH EXrOHKI). "V"J'UJ I How they eheat at cards History of Faro i Ronltttei 1 Rongt et Nolfj Vmgl el Uni Poken II w rlcttmt trsj I found tnd fleeced Fascination leading to rain t Lee- m oni for fait young men. I The Toothpick ind "Clir" dodgrlt tha "Til. S griph" dodge. a HEAD TO DAY'S U LOBE I I HEAD TO DAY'S OLOBR I V HEAD TODAY'S OLOBBI H Thi article expoilng Ihe tr eki ot gimbleri In Mon- U day's OI.onK exhtutted Iht edliloo at aa early hour, and aa the demand continue), It will bi raprodnctl to diy, Wednetdty, Feb. I, OAMflLMtS EXPOSED, HEAD TODAY'S GLOBE. I fllllU HUN, CIIARLE3 A. DANA. Editor. THE DAILY SUN, 14 A TEAR, A preeminently readable newipiper. with the lsrgirt circulation In Ihe world. Free, Independent, and fear less tn polltlct. All the newt from every where. T centi a copy I by mall, M cents a month, or 1 a ytu, 1ttE DOLLAR fTKKKLT 5Utr. A NEWSPAPER OF THE PRESENT TIMES. L INTENDED FOR PEOrLB NOW ON K1RTB, Including Farmer!, Mechanic!. Merchant!, PiofetilenU Men, Worken, Thinkers, and ill Mtnner of lltasst Folks; and thi Wires, Bom, aad Dauhtin ot all la cat, ONLY ONE DOLLAR A TEAR! ONE HUNDRED COPIES FOR IM, Or lest thin Ona Ct Cony- Let there bi a M Cl at irery t'in OSlce. THE SEMI-WEEKLY 8U.N.I) A THAR, of the time alia and general character it Tflrt WKKIV LY, but with a greiter rarlely of mlioellaneoui reaoi. i mc, and farnlihlng thi netri lo lu sobicrlben wltk I gntter frethoeit, beciuiill comet twiet a week la- tetd of ooct only. TKRMS TO CLUBS. TnE DOLLAR WEEKLY SUN. Fire copies, ona year, itparaitly addressed, rooa DOLLIB- Ten copies, one yeae, lepirttilytddreiiel (and an eg. tra copy to Iht getter no of club), KieiiiT DoLia Twenty copies, one year, teptrattlr addreued (and sa eiua copy to tho getter up ol dub), Firrxix DoLLiaa. Flflr copies, oaa rear, to one addreaa (and the 8tr Weekly one year to getter up of clnb), TniarrTuaaa Doll it a. Fifty ropiet. one rear, teparalely atdrrstrd (and tha Btinl-Weekly one year to getter up or etna), Tmarr-riva Dolliu. One hundred coplet, one rear, to one tddresi (aad tht Dally for one year to tne getter up of club), I rirrr Dolliu. One hundred copies, one year, separately allrrated I (and the Dally lor one year to tht getter up of cluui, I bixn Dolliu. 1 THE SEMI WEEKLY SUN. j Fire copies, one year, icparately addresir.l, Kloiir DoLltai. Ten cople, one year, teparalely addreiMl rtad ta ciiraco) to aclter up of club), sixrxix Dolliu. BEND Yi)Ur"M0NKY In Pot ornee orders, check!, or drafts on New Yori i wuenevrrconvenlent. If not. then register the letters I containing luouev Address I I. W UNO LAND. Publisher. Ban offlce. New irt. I rilH" iltVT I l.lT HAT Ti NA X THinaL HIi-TOItY OF II1KLND. By Hie ABBE MArOEOuilKHAN, and continue 1 by JOHN Ml ICHKI. up lo the preient late. In on. i,i toliime beauiiludy iiluitrate I wim 10 steel enarnrlngt, aad colored title page, al price! from i3lo I ia I IlKAP EDITION OF THE SAME. t in too v .billies loial aro, wllh tvo lllustratloni. price i. oui to 110. D. A J RVDLIER A CO.. Fiibiiiheii. II HMH I.VY HT., ?'?,'"1K' I liW -,,',XT.IJ 'H r IK' 1 1 AROUND I IIlK roilNKItl" The inte-t popular tone tr DK.XTI R Stlllll and C. A. WlllfE '.niihoitof "Put Me in My Little Brd I") "That Little Church Around toe oilier I-tnnL' br ereeihoiv. Ill, one ot c A. Will Its Irti melodies reud 43 cents to "II1TK, -MI I II A I'KllltY, Pulillsncra. Ilo-iou. and you will receive br t turn man. pnst-paid, '1 11 A f LllTLB Clll'lllll Allnl'NI) THE CDIINhlfl" i'M,T,V,eFAltl;,'1,'JS.l,,'l'll'''TOUE,i7 VI Broadway, near aid sb There yon will and all Ibe new boots ot the day. and all the standard works, aat alio choice Eugl.ih. Vreacn. and Sooicn atatloaerr. Shambonw nnb niltojbj. 1,1HIK KAII.WAY.-TRAISa LEAVE DEPOTS J loot ot Chambers it. and foot of 3Jd it., a- follow!: T HROUOH EXPRias TRAINS LEAVECllAMUEia T. Aj y A. M., II A. M SJd P. M.. AND 1 P. N. DULY. LEAVE D ST, AT :41 A. M.. 10:11 A. M., ANlJ Jrll AND 6.41 P. M., DAILY. NKW AND IMPROVED '."lA.WlN.".-ROOM, COACHES A' fOlll'ANY TRK I A. M. TRAIN Tli ll()( (lil TO BUFFALO, CON.NEOT. J,fyL.A.T.."""NK1-'-8vILLK WITH MAUMFICENT SLKKl'l.NG-tOAI.HKS 1.UNN1NG rilROUOH TO CLbVl.l AND AND GALION. SLKEI'INO CliACltKI t'OMI'NY THE ll A. M TRAIN FlUIMSUKUUkV l,L5,NA.,Vi1'' "ALO, TUBS .MP M TRAIN FROM .WrVtw'V.lV.rf'ftWf LVFol DAILY AT Trlil TRAIN For I on Jervlsand Wty. 1.10 P M (Md tt. lit! P. M I For Middlelown tnd Way at P. M. (aid it., it 111 P. M and. hundayinn.y.iUO A M. itat .8:11 A. M I For Oiutllie and Way al A.M. (Md St., ItU ..Foe' Sewburgh and War at 9 A. M.,S:JJ, and 1:131'. M. (aod it .f-it A M, I'll, and 1:11 r. m.i tor hnflern and way, 3 and o I. ll. fttd it 4:15 aad Mir M.) 'tneatro Train, ,l:Ji) p. d. (yj it., 11:11 For Paler-on and Way. from J3d it Depot at -lJ. M3. ana 111 A M. 1:13, i l-., Llt.aud IS P. 11, Froua Chamnersii Depot al 11:13 and 10 A. M.i It M.i '1:11, 4, 3.11. andC'tM'. M. lor llacuruiaru and nillsdale, from Ml at Depot, at 1 O M.i and laili.Ml.JVls.S.iJ.iudJwtiP M. Frum 1 i l.jiii'jiri it Depot, 9 A. M aud 1. I, ;3:13,6, and tl.ll I For Plermont. Nearl:, Tallmam and Way. from 3x1 at, 1 Depot, ai A. M 1.15. tU. 4 13.3 11, and I'ilSI'.M, 1 and baturdtya onl) tll.13 P 1. Ironi Chambers it. I 11 pot, at'jilO A Mi 1: 0, td-lA, I.IV l., i-u and t63 p y... and Saliirdati only tia midnight. Tick, ii lor pavaeeann tor Apanmcn'a In Drawing. Loom and Meeing Coaches can tie obtained, and ordirs lor the checking and trai n r o(lla:g.tte mar nt lell at iht Company's oHIc ail. lm. amt ai? It-.slway i zol t lumbers n tire nw.c'i -i corns last h it. and Id av HarU-iii s Fnlion st nr.jol.tni Dennti fool of Cha .in, re it. midfoot of arm ii Nww York, 1 Klchaaga t'l'i' e. und Long l)o i pi. Jer.-er buy, and of the A. uti a: llu priurpil liote.s V,.M It. BAtlH. Henersi Pttienjer AgenU I.. D Rrrgrs. General superintendent. ii-ccniberaa, 170, Dally. IFnr Haekentack only, IJbt Plermont an i Nyack ouly. V 1 NTF.lt, A IMl AlBilKXT. Y iHK lO.Nll ISLAND RAll.ltOAD On and alter Mou lay, on Jl. itio. train, wllllun Jsnirl llln as tollowa: n 1 eirrrnpori and sng llirbir. IvO A. M Nonhport W ay train. 3 1' M hug llirooi aa I lr,'thr.tl ','-eii ruaa thrn igt, in tir-enport on Saturdays, I P M Nonhport Ksnreit 3 1' M llrnipiital Way, runs to Iillr on Siiuidiyt, 61" M Ni.nnporl Way. All i rami i un.ocl at lu uncn for Hemp ltl. ui.d.iv trains for Roilyu. Olen bote, Ian-nil Viller, Iheiniiie lluptington and Noithport, leare ll'iitbiri PolnlalD.iOA. M. aud 6 P. M. 1. D BMtlON.sup'b I Skipping. f tNt'HOU l.INF, I'ASSAIIK TlT'KKTS, I to tnd from any Hallway Station In Great Britain, Ire- land. Norway, Sweden, Denmark. Orrmany. Hollaai, lielclnui. and tha United Statei, by Hitmen mint weekly' for salt A r LOWEST CURRENCY RATES. Also, Drills tor any amount. t litNDlilUO.N nilOTIH-RS. 7 Boa ling Orjett. lflMt I.IVHIM'IIOI, ANI) tIKKNSTlTV. J' Ionian Line of Royal Mall Sleamcre tro appoluted IV.1JU) lollpwi. r Cit) oi Aiilwein.Salurdtr. Feb. I. it 1 1. M. ()Cuy ol Cork, (via Halifax;, Tuesday, Feo. 7. tl 1 filr of llrnels,sturdsr F'b. ll.nl in 4 M. I CH or Hrookiv.i. s.,i ii'i iv l'-b ii a' 1 1'. M I and each lucceeding Saturday and allrina'v lad lit. 1 Iron' l'lcr I), Noiib lllv.'r. I ft Art Or l'AbA'i: I I ni ''aP'n y.lgold I alee s f Li currency 1, t." .o l iwii'M to icrp, l; ilinrdKUl, I leu s iv i I I Inn- irk. al re I 're 1 r.iltl. y Ilea, e ,i ijit n-rr ii m derate i aici be per 4 ions h lm m; 'o s.-nd ir .1, u u n.. Fe.r rinher in nrina"c.i j ly it 1 1 e' "opt nv'l ofdee. JOHN o. u ,.K, Ageni. 13 liloa lay. Ne York. l.-OllT.TvF.lll'Olll, (via tan-eiKio'veni, parTiTiig" I' bit I' r- Mi.li.-lne LIVKIIIMOL AND GIIKAT Wl-i IIS en. vil I O'lI'A.N Y will d'sptic:i ore of I. ,i.i C. c a. full rower lion tcrew Hi ai.i.liipi iroui .1'." ,S'-Nv" ""v WKH.NKsDAY.al followii li AMI A tTaS, l apt. roitytn tch.l.aia P. M, L i.y Wi 'i'-1' ....va;. s.Vi i a. m .NhV 4 0 4. Cant il-e-n Feb It at ail 1'. M. wiseosMN. wiiiiims....... i','.. Vt5 V m. For Height or caum pitisge apple to WILLIAMS A 1 1 ll ION. n Wnllib fJATIONAl. I.1M5 OF h'i'M )l-IIM'.i ?w, .M'-l'IDOL and yi'Kr.sMiiW rANs, L ASIA, Lawivn, Saturoui IV.. ll, il 10 A. IT4I.Y.Groiiau, Baturdav, V h s' n I' l tabin paiiege ,3 an i lui -urcncy Steerage i,uireney Prepaid steerage ticket-'iom 1.' .er oi.iiji'-.utjwo, Loud jndcrry, snd l.a- j,,w. ..a'arr' u'y. For fnrtliT Iniornii.ion app'y r ihe Coinpinj'l olrlees. tn Broadway. F. W..I HI II-r, Manager. CAN, DOMINI,'!) I.Tm: Voir sM'BIlt" n PLATA. 1 MAN A. Nll N DllMINl'll f'llY.- Tl a I'uiti'd a.es M i.l imaiuli ,'YIHK I .i.'t Da- lanoi.w' ave I'l'i, 4, mh ii I'n.r. ou W, 'i Hi), teo. I. ai s p M. l'or frei.n' 1 1 1 n-eag tp, .i u t LFFORfi llllOTHhlls A CO. J9 III dwiy VJTKA.H TO oi'F.b.NSI'llW N AND I, IVF.lt i I'imiI, every iicdueiday, llmrida. and rtaiurday, MINNhsol'A Wednesday ten. I Drafu on Ing. and. In in i m in j fllilMP bU.N s 1'iimt (juice, 13 1) .'tdiisr,,.ornerll oloriL